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PAGE 

Astronomical  Calculations .  1-25 

Public  Statutory  Holidays  in  Canada .  4 

Canadian  Weights  and  Measures .  26-28 

Banks .  30-68 

Trust  and  Loan  Companies .  69-74 

Electoral  Qualifications .  74-75 

Liquor  Control .  76-77 

Consumer  Price  Index .  77 

Transportation  Directories .  78-208 

Railways .  78-80 

Air  Lines .  80,83 

Marine  Shipping  Lines .  81-83 

Railroads,  Terminal  Points  of .  84-87 

Post  Office  and  Railroad  Directory .  88-208 

Postal  Information . 209-213 

Distances  in  Canada .  214 

Directory  of  Insurance  Companies . 215-237 

Trade  Marks,  Patents,  Copyright . 238-248 

Tax  Legislation . 248-257,  331 

Intestate  Succession .  257 

Dominion  Succession  Duty . 248-251 

Provincial  Succession  Duties . 251-256 

Income  Tax  Act .  331 

Royal  Family .  258 

British  Government . 259-263 

Judicial  Committee  of  Privy  Council .  263 

United  Kingdom  Tax  Legislation . 264-265 

British  Navy,  Army,  Air  Force . 266-268 

United  Kingdom  High  Commissioners .  269 

British  Commonwealth  of  Nations . 270-274 

Imperial  and  Commonwealth  Conferences . 274-276 

Commonwealth  Representatives,  etc.,  in  London .  276 

World  Organizations . 277-278 

Bank  Statistics . 279-280 

Dominion  Financial  Statistics,  etc . 281-288 

Game  and  Fisheries  Regulations,  etc .  288 

Canadian  Honours  Lists . 289-296 

Official  Table  of  Precedence . 296-297 

Forms  of  Address .  297 

Dominion  of  Canada . 298-350 

Canadian  Ministry .  298 

Senate .  299 

House  of  Commons . 300-305 

Federal  Parliament  Representation .  306 

Departments  of  Government . 307-331 

Canada’s  Armed  Services . 333-336 


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CONTENTS 


[1956 


Dominion  of  Canada — Continued 

Flags,  in  Canada  and  Overseas . . 

Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police  •  338-339 

Commonwealth  Commissioners  in  Canada . • . , . oonl-uo 

Diplomatic  Representatives  and  Foreign  Consuls  in  Canada .  344 

Provinces  of  Canada .  344-351 

Alberta . .  i .  ....  352-359 

British  Columbia .  360-366 

Manitoba . . .  ...366-370 

New  Brunswick .  371-373 

Newfoundland .  373-377 

Nova  Scotia .  378-406 

Ontano  407_408 

_  .  409-421 

5U®be/V .  422-429 

Saskatchewan .  430-431 

Yukon  and  N.W.  Territories . 

Canadians  Travelling  Abroad . . 

Canadian  Population .  „ 

Principal  Libraries,  Museums,  Etc . 

Principal  Clubs . 

Boards  of  Trade  and  Chambers  of  Commerce . 

Credit  Bureaus  of  Canada . 

Directories  of  Religious  Denominations . 460-471 

Directories  of  Legal  Firms . 472_coq 

Directories  of  Receivers  and  Registrars  in  Bankruptcy . 526-528 

Directories  of  Accountants . 528-532 

Canadian  Abbreviations— Business,  Academic,  etc . 532-536 

Educational  Directories . 537-605 

Staff  Lists  of  Canadian  Universities,  Colleges,  and  other  Educational  In¬ 
stitutions  . 537-586 

Principals  of  Collegiate  Institutes,  etc.,  Ontario . 587-  589 

Boards  of  Education  Officials . 590-599 

School  Inspectors  and  Superintendents . 600-605 

Associations  and  Societies  in  Canada . 606-659 

Directory  of  Canadian  Radio  Stations . 660-662 

Directory  of  Book  Publishers .  664-667 

Canadian  Magazine  and  Newspaper  Directory . 668-683 

Canadian  Customs  and  Excise . 684-803 

Excise  Taxes  and  Regulations . 684—686 

Canadian  Tariff  of  Customs,  Explanatory  . 686-692 

Rates  of  Duty,  Complete  Alphabetical  List  of . 693-787 

Goods  Subject  to  Drawback  for  Home  Consumption . 787-790 

Prohibited  Goods . 791-792 

Packages;  Customs  Addenda;  Procedure;  etc . 792-800 

Exemptions  from  Sales  Tax . 800-804 

Customs  Brokers  in  Canada  and  Abroad .  804 

Addenda .  804 

Index .  805 


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ASTRONOMICAL  CALCULATIONS 

PREPARED  FOR  THIS  PUBLICATION  BY  JOHN  F.  HEARD,  Ph.D., 

OF  THE  DAVID  DUNLAP  OBSERVATORY  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  TORONTO. 


Golden  Number 
Epact . 


CHRONOLOGICAL  CYCLES 

19  I  Solar  Cycle .  5  I  Roman  Indiction .  9 

17  I  Dominical  Letter .  AG  |  Julian  Period . 6669 


EPOCHS 


The  year  5717  of  the  Jewish  era  begins  at  sunset  on 
September  5,  1956,  Gregorian  Calendar. 

The  year  1376  of  the  Mohammedan  era,  or  the  era 
of  the  Hegira,  begins  at  sunset  on  August  7th, 
1956,  Gregorian  Calendar. 

The  fifth  year  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth  II- 
begins  on  February  6,  1956. 


January  1,  1956,  Julian  Calendar,  corresponds  to 
January  14,  1956,  Gregorian  Calendar. 

The  90th  year  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada  begins 
July  1,  1956. 

The  181st  year  of  the  Independence  of  the  United 
States  of  America  begins  July  4,  1956. 

The  Julian  Day  2,435,474  begins  at  Greenwich  mean 
noon  January  1,  1956,  Gregorian  Calendar. 


THE  SEASONS  1956 


Eastern  Standard  Time,  Ontario,  Quebec 

Spring  begins . Sun  enters  Aries  March  20th  20h.  21m. 

Summer  begins . Sun  enters  Cancer  June  21st  15h.  24m. 

Autumn  begins . Sun  enters  Libra  Sept.  23rd  6h.  36m. 

Winter  begins . .  . .  . . Sun  enters  Capricornus  Dec.  22nd  2h.  00m. 


Newfoundland  time  is  one  and  one-half  hours  later  than  Eastern  Standard  Time:  in  the  Maritime  Provinces, 
on  Atlantic  time,  time  is  one  hour  later;  in  Manitoba,  on  Central  time,  time  is  one  hour  earlier;  in  Alberta  and 
Saskatchewan,  on  Mountain  time,  time  is  two  hours  earlier;  in  British  Columbia  on  Pacific  time,  time  is  three 
hours  earlier. 


THE  CALENDAR 


The  calendar  is  a  method  of  identifying  the  passage 
of  time  and  thereby  regulating  our  civil  life  and 
religious  observances. 

Days,  months,  and  years  are  based  on  astronomical 
periods.  The  day  is  the  time  it  takes  the  earth  to 
make  one  revolution  on  its  axis,  the  month  is  asso¬ 
ciated  with  the  period  of  rotation  of  the  moon  around 
the  earth,  while  the  year  has  to  do  with  the  rotation 
of  the  earth  around  the  sun. 

Many  religious  ideas  and  observances  have  been 
connected  with  the  changes  of  the  moon,  and  in 
ancient  times  the  calendar  took  account  of  the  moon 
rather  than  the  seasons.  From  new  moon  to  new 
moon  is  29.530  days,  and  from  one  spring  equinox 
to  the  next  is  365.24219  days.  Since  the  two  are 
incommensurable,  the  modern  calendar  disregards 
the  moon. 

THE  JULIAN  CALENDAR 

When  Julius  Caesar  came  to  power,  the  Roman 
Calendar  was  hopelessly  confused.  With  the  advice 
of  the  Alexandrian  astronomer,  Sosigenes,  Julius 
Caesar  established  the  Julian  Calendar.  The  length 
of  the  year  was  taken  as  365  )4  days,  and  in  order  to 
account  for  the  14  day,  an  extra  day  was  added 
every  fourth  year.  From  45  B.C.  each  month  has 
had  its  present  number  of  days.  In  the  old  Roman 
Calendar  which  was  based  on  the  moon  an  extra 
month  was  inserted  to  straighten  out  the  difference 
between  twelve  lunations,  354.37  days,  and  355  days, 
which  they  called  a  year.  This  was  inserted  when 
necessary  after  February  23rd.  In  the  Julian  Calendar 
the  extra  day  was  added  by  repeating  the  sixth  day 
before  the  Kalends  (1st)  of  March,  whence  comes 
our  word  bissextile  for  leap  year. 

Due  to  a  misunderstanding  about  inserting  the 
intercalary  day,  by  the  time  8  B.C.  came,  the  year 
began  three  days  too  late.  Augustus  rectified  this  by 
omitting  all  intercalations  till  A.D.  8.  The  disturbing 


annual  shift  of  days  came  in  A.D.  321,  when  Emperor 
Constantine  interjected  the  week  into  Julius  Caesar’s 
calendar  without  provision  for  days  beyond  52  weeks. 
No  further  change  was  made  till  the  reform  of  Pope 
Gregory  XIII  in  A.D.  1582. 

The  Julian  Calendar  is  known  as  the  “Old  Style” 
and  after  the  change  made  by  Pope  Gregory  aB  the 
“New  Style”;  the  difference  between  the  two  is 
13  days.  The  Calendar  so  arranged  is  known  as  the 
“Old  Style”  and  is  now  used  by  the  Eastern  Orthodox 
Church  in  Russia,  Ukrainia,  Syria  and  Palestine. 

Many  Canadian  citizens  of  Russian,  Greek, 
Ukrainian  or  Syrian  descent,  thus  observe  their 
Christmas  Day  on  Jan.  7  Gregorian. 

THE  GREGORIAN  CALENDAR 

In  that  the  Solar  Year  is  11  minutes,  12  seconds 
less  than  the  Julian  Year  of  365  \4  days,  it  followed 
in  course  of  years  that  the  Julian  Calendar  became 
inaccurate  by  several  days,  and  in  1582  this  differ¬ 
ence  amounted  to  10  days.  Pope  Gregory  XIII, 
at  the  suggestion  of  Aloysius  Lilius,  an  astronomer 
of  Naples,  determined  to  rectify  this,  and  devised 
the  Calendar  now  known  as  the  Gregorian  Calendar. 
He  dropped  or  cancelled  these  10  days — October  5th 
being  called  October  15th — and  made  centurial 
years  Leap  years  only  once  in  4  centuries;  so  that 
whilst  1700,  1800  and  1900  were  to  be  ordinary  years, 
2000  would  be  Leap  year.  This  modification  brought 
the  Gregorian  year  into  such  close  exactitude  with 
the  Solar  year  that  there  is  only  a  difference  of  26 
seconds,  which  amounts  to  a  day  in  3,323  years. 
This  is  the  "New  Style”.  The  Gregorian  Calendar 
was  adopted  in  Italy,  France,  Spain,  Portugal  and 
Poland  in  1582,  by  most  of  the  German  Roman 
Catholic  states,  Holland  and  Flanders  in  1583, 
Hungary  in  1587.  The  adoption  in  Switzerland 
began  in  1584  and  was  not  completed  till  1812.  The 
German  and  Dutch  Protestant  states  generally,  along 


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THE  CALENDAR 


[1956 


with  Denmark  adopted  it  in  1700.  British  dominions 
in  1752,  Sweden  in  1753,  Japan  in  1873,  China  in 
1912,  Bulgaria  in  1915,  Soviet  Russia  in  1918,  Yugo¬ 
slavia  in  1919,  Romania  and  Greece  in  1924.  Turkey 
in  1927.  The  rules  for  Easter  have  not,  however, 
been  adopted  by  those  oriental  churches  that  are  not 
subject  to  the  Papacy. 

The  difference  between  the  two  “Styles”  will 
remain  13  days  until  A.D.  2100. 

THE  JEWISH  CALENDAR 

The  Jewish  Calendar  from  the  institution  of  the 
Mosaic  Law  downward  was  a  lunar  one,  consisting 
of  twelve  months.  The  cycles  of  religious  feasts 
commencing  with  the  passover  depending  not  only 
on  the  month  but  on  the  Moon;  the  14th  of  the  month 
of  Abid  or  Nisan  was  coincident  with  the  full  moon; 
and  the  new  moons  themselves  were  the  occasions  of 
regular  festivals;  the  commencement  of  the  month 
was  generally  determined  by  observations  of  the 
new  moon,  but  twelve  lunar  months  would  make  but 
354 days,  the  years  would  be  short  twelve  days  of 
the  true  year  and  it  was  necessary  that  an  additional 
month,  Veader,  be  inserted  about  every  third  year. 

The  modern  Jewish  Calendar  is  based  on  fixed 
rules  and  not  on  observation.  A  common  year  may 
contain  353,  354  or  355  days  and  the  Leap  year 
383,  384  or  385  days.  The  intercalary  month  always 
contains  30  days  and  is  inserted  next  before  the 
month  Adar  which  name  and  place  it  takes.  Adar 
itself  is  called  second  Adar  or  Veadar.  Tishri  1  is 
the  Jewish  New  Yrear  and  it  cannot  be  a  Sunday, 
Wednesday  or  Friday.  Tishri  1  is  not  necessarily 
the  day  of  new  moon  but  is  governed  by  a  mean 
new  moon  which  is  calculated  from  the  value  of  a 
mean  lunation.  It  is  complicated  as  compared  with 
the  Gregorian  Calendar.  The  intercalary  month  is 
introduced  seven  times  in  every  nineteen  years. 

The  identification  of  the  Jewish  months  with  our 
own  cannot  be  effected  with  precision  on  account  of 
the  variations  existing  between  the  lunar  and  solar 
month.  The  Jewish  Calendar  is  given  on  page  4. 

THE  MOHAMMEDAN  CALENDAR 

The  Mohammedan  Calendar  is  called  also  the 
Calendar  of  Hegira  (i.e.  Migration)  and  is  attributed 
to  the  primary  migration  of  Mohammed,  the  Prophet 
of  Islam,  on  September  20th,  622  A.D.  from  Mecca, 
his  native  city  in  the  land  of  Hejaz,  Arabia,  to  the 
city  of  Medina  in  the  north  of  the  same  land.  In 
Medina  the  Prophet  and  Founder  of  the  Islamic 
Faith  died  and  was  buried. 

Each  year  consists  of  12  lunar  months,  and  since 
no  intercalation  is  made  the  months  go  round  the 
seasons  in  between  32  and  33  years.  In  civil  life 
there  seems  to  be  confusion  as  to  the  beginning  of 
the  month  and  unless  both  the  day  of  week  and 
day  of  the  month  are  stated  it  is  impossible  to  give 
an  exact  interpretation  to  a  date. 

The  Mohammedan  Calendar  is  observed  by  all  the 
Moslems  in  Arabia,  Yemen,  Iraq,  Transjordania, 
Persia,  Afghanistan,  India,  Syria,  Palestine,  Egypt, 
Tripoli,  Tunis,  Algeria,  Morocco,  and  in  Turkey 
both  Asiatic  and  European. 

The  year  1375,  according  to  the  Hegira  Calendar 
began  on  August  19th,  1955;  the  year  1376  on 
August  7th,  1956  Gregorian. 

OTHER  CALENDARS  IN  USE 

Other  calendars  in  use  at  the  present  day,  in 
addition  to  those  above,  include  the  Coptic,  Hindu, 
Persian. 

CALENDAR  REFORM 

Reform  of  the  calendar,  so  that  it  may  be  balanced 
in  structure,  perpetual  in  form  and  harmonious  in 
arrangement,  has  long  been  under  discussion. 

In  1937,  when  an  enquiry  was  made  by  the  League 
of  Nations,  14  governments  approved  in  principle  of 
The  World  Calendar.  World  War  II  delayed  further 
action.  In  October  1953  India  put  a  proposal  before 
the  Economic  and  Social  Council  of  the  United 
Nations  which  embodied  The  World  Calendar. 

At  Geneva,  in  July  1954,  it  was  unanimously  decided 
to  request  governments  of  member  and  non-member 
states  to  express  their  views  on  the  desirability  of 
calendar  reform. 

_  On  May  16,  1955,  ECOSOC  decided  to  extend  the 
time  for  sending  in  replies  for  a  year. 


The  World  Calendar  comprises  equal  quarters  in 
which  the  first  month  of  each  has  31  days  and  the 
other  two  30  days  each.  These  quarters  contain 
exactly  91  days,  13  weeks  and  3  months,  with  13 
Sundays  and  78  weekdays,  while  each  month  has 
26  weekdays.  The  last  day  of  every  year,  December 
31st,  is  called  Worldsday  and  is  placed  between 
Saturday,  December  30th,  and  Sunday,  January  1st. 
In  leap  years,  to  make  up  the  quota  of  366  days, 
Leapyear  Day,  June  31st,  is  similarly  interposed 
between  Saturday  and  Sunday  at  the  half  year.  The 
calendar  is  thus  stabilized  and  has  the  same  day-and- 
date  arrangement  every  year. 

Worldsday  is  designed  to  be  a  world-wide  holiday 
dedicated  to  international  good  will.  Leapyear  Day 
would  also  be  a  day  of  rest. 

The  World  Calendar  is  sponsored  by  Jhe  World 
Calendar  Association,  630  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York, 
and  by  affiliated  calendar  reform  organizations 
throughout  the  world.  The  Canadian  Affiliate  of 
The  World  Calendar  Association  is  listed  in  this 
volume:  see  index.  The  World  Calendar  Association 
has  been  granted  consultative  status  as  a  Non- 
Governmental  Organization  with  the  United  Nations. 
Through  its  Affiliates  and  National  Committees  it 
endeavours  to  advance  its  plan  of  calendar  reform. 

The  change-over  could  be  effected  without  disturb¬ 
ance  when  the  Gregorian  calendar  commences  on  a 
Sunday,  which  will  occur  in  1961  and  again  in  1967. 
With  The  World  Calendar,  every  year  commences 
on  Sunday,  January  1st.  TT  ...  j  o.  * 

Bills  have  been  introduced  in  the  United  States 
House  of  Representatives  and  the  U.S.  Senate  which 
were  referred  to  the  Committees  on  F oreign  Affairs 
and  Foregin  Relations. 


THE  WEEK 

The  division  of  the  week  is  found  only  among 
Aryan  nations  and  in  regions  into  which  they  “ave 
penetrated.  The  day  is,  for  convenience,  divided 
into  24  equal  parts  and  is  the  period  of  a  single 
rotation  of  the  earth  upon  its  own  axis. 

A  Solar  or  Astronomical  day  commences  at  mid- 
night,  and  is  divided  into  two  equal  portions  of  12 
hours  each — those  before  noon  being  termed  (A.M.) 
those  after  noon  (P.M.). 

The  Chinese  week  consists  of  5  days,  which  are 
named  after  iron,  wood,  water,  feathers  and  earth; 
they  divide  the  day  into  12  parts  of  2  hours  each. 

The  Anglo-Saxons  named  the  days  of  the  week 
after  the  following  deities;  Sunday,  the  Sun;  Mon¬ 
day,  the  Moon;  Tuesday,  Tuesco  (God  of  War); 
Wednesday,  Woden  (God  of  Storms);  Thursday, 
Thor  (God  of  Thunder);  Friday,  Freya  (Goddess  of 
Love);  Saturday,  Saturn  (God  of  Time). 

The  word  week  is  from  Wikon  (German);  — 
change,  succession. 

In  The  Soviet  Union  up  to  June  27,  1940  the  six- 
day  week  prevailed  in  many  factories,  etc.;  that  is, 
five  days  of  work  followed  by  a  day  of  rest.  The 
free  days  were  usually  the  6th,  12th,  18th,  24th, 
and  30th  of  the  month.  In  some  industries  where 
there  is  continuous  production  (steel  mills,  chemical 
plants,  mines,  etc.)  there  was  a  five-day  week — that 
is  four  days  of  work  followed  by  a  rest  day.  On 
June  27th,  1940,  by  ukase  of  the  Supreme  Soviet  of 
the  U.S.S.R.  the  seven  day  week  was  introduced 
everywhere  in  the  Soviet  Union,  Sunday  being 
observed  as  a  day  of  rest. 


Dominical  Letter 

The  Roman  Calendar  makers  placed  the  letters 
A.B.C.D.E.F.G.  against  the  day  of  the  year.  The 
letter  which  stands  against  the  Sundays  is  known 
as  the  Dominical  Letter.  In  Leap  year  since  no 
letter  is  set  opposite  the  added  day  one  letter  appears 
for  January  and  February  and  the  letter  preceding 
for  the  remainder  of  the  year. 

Example — 

ABC 

1956  Sun.  Mon.  Tu. 

Jan.  1  2  3 

Feb.  26  27  28 

ABC 


F 

Fri. 

6 


G 

Sat. 

7 


Mar. 

Jan.  1  (Sun.)  is  A.  A 
letter  for  Jan.  and  Feb. 


D  E 
Wed.  Th. 

4  5 

29 

—  D 
1 

therefore  is  the  Dominical 
Since  no  letter  is  assigned 


E 

2 


F 

3 


for  Feb.  29,  Sunday  from  then  on  comes  under  the 


1956] 


FESTIVALS 


3 


letter,  G,  which  is  the  letter  for  the  remainder  of 
the  year. 

Golden  Number — The  calendar  for  the  phases  of 
the  moon  is  nearly  the  same  every  19  years  which 
is  known  as  the  Metonic  Cycle.  The  Golden  Number 
is  its  number  in  this  Metonic  Cycle.  To  find  the 
Golden  Number  for  1956  add  1  to  1956  and  divide  by 
19.  The  remainder,  19,  is  the  Golden  Number. 

Epact  is  the  age  of  the  moon  on  some  fixed  day  of 
the  calendar  year.  (January  1  Gregorian  Calendar). 

Solar  Cycle 

In  the  Julian  Calendar  the  days  of  the  year  re¬ 
curred  on  the  same  days  of  the  week  in  7  x  4  years; 


28  years  was  called  the  Solar  Cyole.  It  is  little 
used  now. 

The  Cycle  of  the  Indiction,  is  a  non-astronomical 
cycle  of  15  years.  Following  Diocletian’s  reconquest 
of  Egypt  in  A.D.  297  a  provincial  census  was  taken 
and  repeated  every  15  years. 

Julian  Period 

This  is  a  combination  of  the  Solar  Cycle  of  28  years, 
the  Metonic  or  Lunar  Cycle  of  19  years,  and  the 
Cycle  of  the  Indiction,  15  years.  These  are  all 
supposed  to  begin  on  January  1  of  the  Julian  Calendar 
which  was  4713  B.C.  The  Julian  days  are  numbered 
consecutively  from  Greenwich  mean  noon  on  January 
1,  4713  B.C. 


TABLE  OF  MOVABLE  ECCLESIASTICAL  FEASTS  FOR  A 
FIXED  NUMBER  OF  YEARS 


Year 

Septuagesima 

Sunday 

Ash 

Wednesday 

Easter 

Sunday 

Ascension 

Day 

Whitsun¬ 

day 

Corpus 

Christi. 

Sunday  after 

Pentecost 

First  Sunday 

of  Advent 

1951 

Jan. 

21 

Feb.  7 

Mar.  25 

May  3 

May  13 

May  24 

28 

Dec  2 

♦1952 

Feb. 

10 

Feb.  27 

Ap.  13 

May  22 

June  1 

June  12 

25 

Nov.  30 

1953 

Feb. 

1 

Feb.  18 

Ap.  5 

May  14 

May  24 

June  4 

26 

Nov.  29 

1954 

Feb. 

14 

Mar.  3 

Ap.  18 

May  27 

June  6 

June  17 

24 

Nov.  28 

1955 

Feb. 

6 

Feb.  23 

Ap.  10 

May  19 

May  29 

June  9 

25 

Nov.  27 

♦1956 

Jan. 

29 

Feb.  15 

Ap.  1 

May  10 

May  20 

May  31 

27 

Dec.  2 

1957 

Feb. 

17 

Mar.  6 

Ap.  21 

May  30 

June  9 

June  20 

24 

Dec.  1 

1958 

Feb. 

2 

Feb.  19 

Ap.  6 

May  15 

May  25 

June  5 

26 

Nov.  30 

1959 

Jan. 

25 

Feb.  11 

Mar.  29 

May  7 

May  17 

May  28 

27 

Nov.  29 

*1960 

Feb. 

14 

Mar.  2 

Ap.  17 

May  26 

June  5 

June  16 

24 

Nov.  27 

1961 

Jan. 

29 

Feb.  15 

Ap.  2 

May  11 

May  21 

June  1 

27 

Dec.  3 

1962 

Feb. 

18 

Mar.  7 

Ap.  22 

May  31 

June  10 

June  21 

24 

Dec.  2 

1963 

Feb. 

10 

Feb.  27 

Ap.  14 

May  23 

June  2 

June  13 

25 

Dec.  1 

*1964 

Jan. 

26 

Feb.  12 

Mar.  29 

May  7 

May  17 

May  28 

27 

Nov.  29 

1965 

Feb. 

14 

Mar.  3 

Ap.  18 

May  27 

June  6 

June  17 

24 

Nov.  28 

1966 

Feb. 

6 

Feb.  23 

Ap.  10 

May  19 

May  29 

June  9 

25 

Nov.  27 

1967 

Jan. 

22 

Feb.  8 

Mar.  26 

May  4 

May  14 

May  25 

28 

Dec.  3 

*1968 

Feb. 

11 

Feb.  28 

Ap.  14 

May  23 

June  2 

June  13 

25 

Dec.  1 

1969 

Feb. 

2 

Feb.  19 

Ap.  6 

May  15 

May  25 

June  5 

26 

Nov.  30 

1970 

Jan. 

25 

Feb.  11 

Mar.  29 

May  7 

May  17 

May  28 

27 

Nov.  29 

1971 

Feb. 

7 

Feb.  24 

Ap.  11 

May  20 

May  30 

June  10 

25 

Nov.  28 

*1972 

Jan. 

30 

Feb.  16 

Ap.  2 

May  11 

May  21 

June  1 

27 

Dec.  3 

♦Leap  Years. 


Days  before  Easter  Days  after  Easter 

Septuagesima  Sunday .  .  63  Quadragesima  Sunday  42  Low  Sunday .  7  Whit  Sunday . 49 

Quinquagesima  Sunday.  49  Palm  Sunday .  7  Rogation  Sunday  ... .  35  Trinity  Sunday .  56 

Ash  Wednesday .  46  Good  Friday .  2  Ascension  Day .  39  Corpus  Christi .  60 

The  First  Sunday  in  Advent  is  the  fourth  Sunday  before  Christmas  Day,  and  is  therefore  the  nearest 

Sunday  to  November  30. 


FIXED  AND  MOVABLE  FESTIVALS  AND  ANNIVERSARIES 
FOR  1956  (Gregorian  Calendar) 


{For  dates  of  the  Festivals  of  the  Eastern  Orthodox  Church  (based  on  the  Julian  Calendar) 

Easter  and  other  ecclesiastical  feasts  see  Index.  For  Public  Statutory  Holidays  and  Jewish  Calendar,  see  Index.) 


1956 


January 

New  Year’s  Day . 

♦Circumcision . 

♦Epiphany . 

Septuagesima  Sunday . 

February  begins  on . 

Accession  of  Queen  Elizabeth  II 

(1952) . 

Quinquagesima  (Shrove  Sun.) . 

Ash  Wednesday . . 

Quadragesima  (1st  Sunday  in  Lent) . 


Sunday 
1st  Jan. 

6th  “ 

29th  “ 
Wednesday 

6th  Feb. 
12th  “ 

15th  “ 

19th  “ 


1956 


March  begins  on .  Thursday 

St.  David .  1st  Mar. 

St.  Patrick .  17th  “ 

Annunciation  (Lady  Day) .  25th  “ 

Palm  Sunday .  25th  “ 

First  Day  of  Passover  (Pesach) .  27th  “ 

Good  Friday .  30th  “ 

April  begins  on .  Sunday 

Easter  Sunday .  1st  April 

Easter  Monday .  2nd  “ 

Low  Sunday .  8th  “ 


4 


FESTIVALS 


l  1956 


April  (Cont'd) 

Birthday  of  Queen  Elizabeth  II 

(1926) . 

St.  George . 

Mat  begins  on . 

tV.E.  Day  May  8th,  1945 . 

Rogation  Sunday . 

♦Ascension  Day . 

Hebrew  Pentecost  (Shebuoth) . 

Pentecost  (Whit  Sunday) . 

{Victoria  Day . 

Trinity  Sunday . 

CorpuB  Christi . 

June  begins  on . 

St.  John  Baptist  (Mid-summer  Day) 

St.  Peter  and  St.  Paul . 

July  begins  on . 

Dominion  Day . 

August  begins  on . 

Birthday  of  Queen  Mother  Elizabeth 

(1900) . 

Transfiguration . 

Assumption . 

§V.J.  Day,  Aug.  15,  1945 . 

St.  Bartholomew . 


1956 

21st  April 
23rd  “ 
Tuesday 


6th  May 
10th  “ 

16th  “ 

20th  “ 

21st  “ 

27th  “ 

31st  “ 
Friday 
24th  June 
29th  “ 
Sunday 
1st  July 
Wednesday 

4th  Aug. 
6th  “ 

15th  “ 


24th  “ 


1956 

September  begins  on .  Saturday 

Labour  Day  (Monday) .  3rd  Sept. 

Hebrew  New  Year 

(Rosh  Hashanah) .  6th 

Sept.  10th,  1939,  Canada  declared  war 

on  Germany . . . 

Day  of  Atonement  (Yom  Kippur)...  15th  “ 

First  Day  of  Feast  of 

Tabernacles  (Succoth) .  20th  “ 

St.  Michael  (Michaelmass  Day) .  29th  “ 

October  begins  on .  •  ■  .  Monday 

Thanksgiving  Day .  8th  Oct. 

November  begins  on .  Thursday 

♦All  Saints  Day  (Quebec) .  1st  Nov. 

©Remembrance  Day .  11th  “ 

St.  Andrew .  30th  “ 

December  begins  on .  Saturday 

First  Sunday  in  Advent .  2nd  Dec. 

♦Conception  Day  (Quebec) .  8th  “ 

St.  Thomas .  21st  “ 

♦Christmas  Day  (25th  Dec.) .  Tuesday 

Last  Day  of  Year,  31st  Dec .  Monday 


♦Catholic  Holy  Days  of  Obligation. 

fV.E-  Day,  May  8,  1945,  unconditional  surrender  was  signed  by  the  Germans  on  Monday,  May  7 ,  1945. 
jin  Canada,  Empire  Day  is  the  last  school  day  before  Victoria  Day. 

§V.J.  Day  in  Canada  was  Aug.  15,  1945.  The  news  of  Japan’s  acceptance  of  surrender  terms  was  received  on 
the  previous  evening.  The  formal  signing  of  surrender  document  took  place  on  U.S.S.  Missouri  off 
Tokyo  on  Sunday  Sept.  2,  1945  (Sept.  1st  in  Canada). 

©Formerly  Armistice  Day. 


JEWISH  FESTIVALS  (A 


(A.M.  =  Anm 

1956  A.M.  5716 

Jan.  1  Tebeth  17 

“  14  Rosh  Hodesh  Shebat, 

New  Moon .  Shebat  1 

“  28  Jewish  Arbor  Day .  Shebat  15 

Feb.  12  Rosh  Hodesh  Adar, 

New  Moon .  Shebat  30 

“  23  FaBt  of  Esther .  Adar  13 

“  26  Purim .  Adar  14 

“  27  Shushan  Purim .  Adar  15 

Mar.  13  Rosh  Hodesh  Nisan, 

New  Moon .  Nisan  1 

1  27*Festival  of  Passover,  1st  Day.. .  Nisan  15 

*  28*Festival  of  Passover,  2nd  Day . .  Nisan  16 

Apr.  2*Festival  of  Passover,  7th  Day.  .  Nisan  21 

“  3*Festival  of  Passover,  8th  Day .  .  Nisan  22 

“  11  Rosh  Hodesh  Iyar, 

New  Moon .  Nisan  30 

“  29  Lag  B’Omer .  Iyar  18 

May  11  Rosh  Hodesh  Sivan, 

New  Moon .  Sivan  1 

“  16*Festival  of  Shevuoth,  Pentecost 

1st  Day .  Sivan  6 

“  17*Festival  of  Shevuoth,  Pentecost 

2nd  Day .  Sivan  7 

June  9  Rosh  Hodesh  Tammuz, 

New  Moon .  Sivan  30 

“  26  Fast  of  Tammuz  for  the  Fall 

of  Jerusalem . Tammuz  17 

July  9  Rosh  Hodesh  Ab,  New  Moon. .  Ab  1 


.D.  1950,  A.M.  5716-5717) 

Mundi) 

July  17  Fast  of  9th  Day  of  Ab 

(Burning  of  Temple) .  Ab  9 

Aug.  7  Rosh  Hodesh  Elul,  New  Moon  .  Ab  30 

A.M.  5717 

Sept.  6*First  Day  of  Rosh  Hashanah, 

Festival  of  New  Year .  Tishri  1 

“  7*Second  Day  of  Rosh  Hashanah, 

Festival  of  New  Year .  Tishri  2 

“  9  Fast  of  Gedaliah .  Tishri  4 

“  15*Day  of  Atonement,  Yom  Kippur  Tishri  10 
“  20*First  Day  of  Succoth,  Feast  of 

Tabernacles .  Tishri  15 

“  21*Second  Day  of  Succoth,  Feast 

of  Tabernacles .  Tishri  16 

“  26  Festival  of  Palms,  Hosha’nah 

Rabbah .  Tishri  21 

“  27*Feast  of  Conclusion  of 

Tabernacles,  Sh’mini  Atzeres.  Tishri  22 
“  28*Simhat  Torah,  Rejoicing  of 

the  Law .  Tishri  23 

Oct.  5  Rosh  Hodesh  Heshvan, 

New  Moon .  Tishri  30 

Nov.  4  Rosh  Hodesh  Kislev . Heshvan  30 

“  29  First  Day  Channukuh,  Festival 

of  Lights  and  Reconsecration 

of  the  Temple .  Kislev  25 

Dec.  4  Rosh  Hodesh  Tebeth, 

New  Moon .  Kislev  30 

“  14  Fast  of  10th  Day  of  Tebeth.. .  Tebeth  10 


All  Jewish  Sabbaths,  Festivals,  and  the  Fast  for  Burning  of  the  Temple,  commence  on  the  previous  evening  at 
sunset.  Those  marked  (*)  are  to  be  strictly  observed. 


PUBLIC  STATUTORY  HOLIDAYS  IN  CANADA 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA.  —  In  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  the  Interpretation  Act,  the  Kills  of 
Exchange  Act,  the  Civil  Service  Act,  the  Victoria 
Day  Act  as  amended,  the  Dominion  Day  Act,  and 
the  Remembrance  Day  Act,  the  holidays  to  be 
observed  throughout  Canada  are  as  follows: 


Bills  of  Exchange  Act 

(a)  In  all  the  provinces  of  Canada, 

Sundays  Dominion  Day 

New  Year’s  Day  Labour  Day 

Good  Friday  Thanksgiving  Day  (as 

Easter  Monday  proclaimed.) 

Victoria  Day  Remembrance  Day 

Christinas  Day 


The  birthday  of  the  reigning  Sovereign  or  the  day 
fixed  by  proclamation  for  its  celebration. 

Any  day  appointed  by  proclamation  for  a  public 
holiday  or  for  a  general  fast  or  general  thanks¬ 
giving. 

In  any  of  the  provinces  any  day  proclaimed  by  the 
Lieutenant-Governor  for  a  holiday,  fast  or  thanks¬ 
giving;  also  any  non-juridical  day  by  virtue  of  a 
statute  of  the  province. 

In  any  city,  town,  municipality  or  other  organized 
district,  any  day  appointed  as  a  civic  holiday  by 
the  council  or  other  administrative  body. 

When  New  Year’s  Day,  Christmas  Day,  Dominion 
Day  and  Sovereign’s  Birthday  fall  on  Sunday 


1956] 


NATIONAL  HOLIDAYS 


5 


the  following  day  is  observed  as  the  holiday.  By 
an  amendment  to  the  Victoria  Day  Act,  assented 
to  in  May  1952,  it  is  provided  that  the  first 
Monday  immediately  preceding  the  25th  of  May 
shall  be  a  legal  holiday  and  shall  be  kept  and 
observed  as  such  under  the  name  of  Victoria 
Day. 

(b)  In  the  province  of  Quebec  in  addition  to  the 
said  days. 

The  Epiphany,  All  Saints'  Day, 

The  Ascension,  Conception  Day.'  ” 

Interpretation  Act 

"In  every  Act,  unless  the  context  otherwise  re¬ 
quires:  (II)  "holiday”  includes  Sundays,  New  Year’s 
Day,  the  Epiphany,  Good  Friday,  The  Ascension, 
All  Saints’  Day,  Conception  Day,  Easter  Monday, 
Ash  Wednesday,  Christmas  Day,  the  birthday  or 
the  day  fixed  by  proclamation  for  the  celebration 
of  the  birthday  of  the  reigning  sovereign,  Victoria 
Day,  Dominion  Day,  the  first  Monday  in  September, 
designated  Labour  Day,  Remembrance  Day,  and 
any  day  appointed  by  proclamation  for  a  general  fast 
or  thanksgiving.” 

Civil,  Service  Act 

The  holidays  to  be  observed  in  and  by  the  civil 
service  are:  Sundays;  New  Year’s  Day;  Good  Friday; 
Easter  Monday;  Victoria  Day;  The  birthday  of  the 
reigning  Sovereign,  or  the  day  fixed  by  proclamation 
by  the  Governor  in  Council  for  the  celebration  there¬ 
of;  Dominion  Day;  Labour  Day;  Remembrance  Day; 
Christmas  Day. 

Any  day  appointed  by  proclamation  by  the 
Governor  in  Council  to  be  observed  as  a  general  fast 
or  thanksgiving  or  as  a  holiday.  R.s.c.  1952,  c.  48, 
s.  45. 


PROVINCES 

The  Provincial  holidays  generally  coincide  with 

the  Dominion  list  with  the  following  additions: 

Alberta,  Boxing  Day. 

British  Columbia,  Boxing  Day. 

Manitoba,  December  26th  (Boxing  Day);  Arbour 
Day  is  not  a  holiday. 

Newfoundland,  Burns  Day  (Jan.  25);  St.  Patrick’s 
Day  (Mar.  17);  St.  George’s  Day  (Apr.  23);  Empire 
Day  and  Her  Majesty's  Birthday  (May  24);  St. 
John’s  Day  (June  24);  Commemoration  Day  (July 
1);  General  Holiday  (July  12);  Annual  Regatta 
Day  in  August  (date  depends  on  weather);  V-Day 
(Aug.  15);  Boxing  Day  (Dec.  26). 

Prince  Edward  Island,  Boxing  Day  (Dec.  20). 

Quebec,  In  Quebec,  Act  11  George  VI,  Chap.  19, 
passed  in  1947,  states  that:  By  Holidays  are 
understood  the  following  days: — 

Sundays;  New  Year’s  Day;  The  festival  of 
the  Epiphany;  Ash  Wednesday;  Good  Friday; 
Easter  Monday;  Ascension  Day;  St.  John  the 
Baptist's  Day,  being  the  24th  of  June  or  the  25th 
of  June  if  the  24th  is  a  Sunday;  AH  Saints’  Day; 
Conception  Day;  Christmas  Day;  The  anniversary 
of  the  birthday  of  the  Sovereign,  or  the  day  fixed  by 
roclamation  of  the  Governor-General  for  its  cele- 
ration;  The  first  day  of  July,  being  the  anniver¬ 
sary  of  Confederation  or  the  second  day  of  July,  if 
the  first  be  a  Sunday;  Labour  Day,  the  first  Mon¬ 
day  of  September;  Any  other  day  fixed  by 
proclamation  of  the  Lieutenant-Governor  in 
Council  as  a  public  holiday  or  as  a  day  of  thanks¬ 
giving. 

Yukon,  Discovery  Day. 


NATIONAL  HOLIDAYS  OF  OTHER  COUNTRIES 


COUNTRT 


Festival  Date 


Country 


Festival  Date 


Argentina 


Australia 

Belgium. 
Brazil. .  . 


Chile. 

China 


Colombia . 

Cuba . 

Czchoslovakia, 
Denmark . 


Dominican  Republic 

Egypt . 

Finland . 

France . 

Greece . 

Haiti . 

Iceland . 

India . 

Indonesia . 

Ireland  (Eire) . 

Israel . 

Italy . 


Japan . 

Lebanon  .  .  . 
Luxembourg 


Revolucion  de  Mayo 

(1810) . May  25 

Declaration  of  Inde¬ 
pendence  (1816). .  .July  9 

Australia  Day . Jan.  26 

ANZAC  Day . Apr.  25 

Independ.  Day  (1831  )  luly  21 
Independ.  Day  (1822)  Sept.  7 
Proclamation  of  the 

Republic  Day  Nov.  15 

(1889) . 

Independ.  Day  (1810)  Sept.  18 
Founding  of  the  Re¬ 
public  (1911) . Oct.  10 

New  Year’s  Day . Feb.  17 

Independence  (1810)  .July  20 
Inauguration  of 

Republic  (1902).  .  .May  20 
Liberation  Day  (1945)  May  9 
Birthday  of  His 
Majesty  King 
Frederik  IX  (1899)Mar.  11 
Nat’l.  Independence 


Day  (1844) . Feb.  27 

National  Day . July  23 


Independ.  Day  (1917)  Dec.  6 
Bastille  Day  (1789) .  .July  14 
Independence  Day 

(1821) . Mar.  25 

Independence  Day 

(1804) . Jan.  1 

Proclamation  of 

Republic  (1944) .  .  .June  17 
Republic  Day  (1950).  Jan.  26 
Independence  (1945)  .Aug.  17 
St.  Patrick’s  Day. . .  .Mar.  17 
Independ.  Day  (1948)  Apr.  27 
Foundation  of  the 

Republic  (1946) .  .  .June  2 
Victory  Day  (1918).  .Nov.  4 
Birthday  of  H.M. 

the  Emperor . April  29 

Independence  Day 

(1943) . Nov.  22 

Birthday  of  H.R.H. 
the  Grand  Duchess 


Mexico . 

Netherlands 


New  Zealand 
Norway . 

Pakistan.  .  .  . 
Peru . 

Poland . 


Portugal .  .  . 
South  Africa 
Spain . 

Sweden . 


Switzerland . 

Turkey . 

United  Kingdom  .  . . 


United  States 

Uruguay. . . . 
U.S.S.R . 

Venezuela.  .  . 
Yugoslavia  .  . 


(1896) . Jan.  23 


Independence  Day 

(1810) . Sept.  16 

National  Liberation 

(1945) . May  5 

Birthday  of  Her 
Majesty  Queen 
Juliana  (1909) .  .  .  .Apr.  30 
Dominion  Day  (1907)  Sept.  26 
Constitution  Day 

(1814) . May  17 

Pakistan  Day  (1947) .Aug.  14 
Independence  Day 

(1821) . July  28 

Constitution  Day 

(1791) . May  3 

National  Liberation 

Day  (1944) . July  22 

Day  of  Portugal . June  10 

Union  Day  (1910).  .  .May  31 
Spanish  Labour 

Day . July  18 

Constitution  Day 

(1809) . June  6 

Birthday  of  H.M. 

King  Gustav  VI 

Adolf . Nov.  11 

Confederation  Day 

(1291) . Aug.  1 

Proclamation  of  the 

Republic  (1923) .  .  .Oct.  29 


Official  Observation  of 
Birthday  of  Her 
Majesty  Queen 

Elizabeth  II . June  (as 

proclaimed) 

Independence  Day 

(1776) . July  4 

Independence  (1825). Aug.  25 
Revolution 

Day  (1917) . Nov.  7 

Stalin  Constitution 

Day  (1936) . Dec.  5 

Independence  Day 

(1811) .  . . July  5 

Proclamation  of  the 
Federal  People’s 
Republic  (1945) .  .  .  Nov.  29 


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Example:  September  12th,  1759 


8 


TIME  ZONES 


[1956 


SOLAR,  SIDEREAL  AND  STANDARD  TIME 

Apparent  Time.  —  By  apparent  noon  is  meant  the  moment  when  the  sun  is  on  the  meridian,  and  apparent 
time  is  measured  by  the  distance  in  degrees  that  the  sun  is  east  or  west  of  the  meridian.  Apparent  time  is 
given  by  the  sun  dial. 

Mean  Time.  —  The  interval  between  apparent  noon  on  two  successive  days  is  not  constant,  and  a  clock 
cannot  be  constructed  to  keep  apparent  time.  For  this  reason  mean  time  is  used.  The  length  of  a  mean 
day  is  the  average  of  all  the  apparent  days  throughout  the  year.  The  real  sun  moves  about  the  ecliptio  in 
one  year;  an  imaginary  mean  sun  is  considered  as  moving  uniformly  around  the  celestial  equator  in  one  year. 
The  difference  between  the  times  that  the  real  sun  and  the  mean  sun  cross  the  meridian  (i.e.  between  appar¬ 
ent  noon  and  mean  noon)  is  the  equation  of  time. 

Sidereal  Time. —This  is  time  as  determined  from  the  stars.  It  is  sidereal  0  hours  when  the  Vernal 
Equinox  or  First  of  Aries  is  on  the  meridian.  In  accurate  time-keeping  the  moment  when  a  star  is  on  the 
meridian  is  observed  and  the  corresponding  mean  time  is  then  computed  with  the  assistance  of  the  Nautical 
Almanac  or  by  the  help  of  the  table  on  page  20.  (See  notes,  page  11).  When  a  telescope  is  mounted  equa- 
torially  the  position  of  a  body  in  the  sky  is  located  by  means  of  the  sidereal  time. 

Standard  Time.  — 

Owing  to  the  great  breadth  of  the  Dominion  the  difference  in  solar  time  in  various  parts  of  the  country 
is  adjusted  by  the  creation  of  Standard  Time  Zones,  one  hour  in  width,  fixed  between  arbitrary  lines  running 
north  and  south,  15°  of  longitude  apart,  the  time  observed  in  each  zone  being  an  exact  number  of  hours 
slow  from  Greenwich. 


Example:  When  it  is  8  a.m.  by  Pacific  Time  it  is  12  noon  by  Atlantic  Time  and  4  p.m.  at  Greenwich. 
There  are  seven  zones  divided  as  follows,  reckoning  from  Greenwich: 

Newfoundland  I  Newfoundland,  including  Labrador,  3^  hours  slow. 

New  Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia,  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  those  parts  of  Quebec 
and  N.W.T.  east  of  the  68th  Meridian,  4  hours  slow.  (Railway  time  changes 
going  west  at  Campbellton  and  Saint  John,  N.B.) 

Quebec  west  of  the  68th  Meridian  and  Ontario  as  far  west  as  the  90th  Meridian; 

N.W.T.  between  the  68tb  and  85tb  Meridian,  5  hours  slow.  (Railway  time 
changes  going  west  at  Fort  William  and  Armstrong.) 

Ontario  west  of  the  90th  Meridian,  Manitoba,  southeasterly  part  of  Saskatchewan 
and  N.W.T.  between  the  85th  and  102nd  Meridian,  6  hours  slow.  (Railway 
time  changes  going  west  at  Broadview,  Watrous,  Areola,  Neudorf,  Humboldt, 
Kipling,  and  Hudson  Bay  Junction.) 

Saskatchewan  except  in  the  southeasterly  part;  throughout  Alberta  and  in 
N.W.T.  between  the  102nd  and  120th  Meridian,  7  hours  slow.  (Railway 
time  changes  going  west  at  Jasper,  Crow's  Nest  and  Field  ) 

Throughout  British  Columbia  and  in  N.W.T.  west  of  the  120th  Meridian,  8 
hours  slow. 


Standard  Time 
Atlantic  Standard  Time 
60th  Meridian  Time 

Eastern  Standard  Time 
75th  Meridian  Time 

Central  Standard  Time 
90th  Meridian  Time 


Mountain  Standard  Time 
1 05th  Meridian  Time 


! 

[  Throughout  Yukon  Territory,  9  hours  slow. 


Pacific  Standard  Time 
120th  Meridian  Time 
Yukon  Standard  Time 
135th  Meridian  Time 

Standard  Times  as  used  by  the  railways  in  traversing  these  Zones  are  in  general  use.  Solar  time  around 
the  glohe  varies  four  minutes  with  each  degree  of  longitude. 

The  Standard  Time  Zones  in  Canada  and  the  United  States  are  shown  on  the  map  above 


1956] 


THE  SOLAR  SYSTEM 


9 


STANDARD  TIME  ZONES  IN  OTHER  PARTS  OF  THE  GLOBE 


Northern  and  Mid-Europe . 

Eastern  Europe,  Egypt,  Palestine 
Union  of  South  Africa,  except  Natal.  ...  2 

Natal .  3 

Japan,  Manchuria,  Korea .  9 

East  China,  Hong  Kong,  West  Australia.  8 

South  Australia .  9J^ 

Victoria . 10 

New  South  Wales . 10 

Queensland . 10 


I  Tasmania . 10  hours  fast 

1  New  Zealand . 11 “  “ 

Fiji  Islands . 12  “  “ 

Iceland,  Madeira,  Canary  Islands .  1  hour  slow 

Azores,  Cape  Verde  Islands .  2  hours  “ 

Eastern  Brazil,  Greenland .  3  “  “ 

Central  Brazil,  Argentina,  Trinidad.  ...  4  “  “ 

Western  Brazil,  Jamaica,  Bahamas, 

Cuba .  5  “  “ 

Hawaiian  Islands . 10 “  “ 

Aleutian  Islands . 11  “  “ 


7  o’clock  at  “fast”  point 
5  o’clock  at  “slow”  point 


1  hour  "fast”  means — 6  o’clock  at  Greenwich 
1  hour  “slow”  means — 6  o’clock  at  Greenwich 


1  hour  fast 

2  hours  “ 


ELEMENTS  OF  THE  SOLAR  SYSTEM 


EPOCH  JANUARY  0,  1956.  G.M.N. 


Name 

Mean  I 
from 

©=1 

listance 

Sun 

Millions 

of 

Statute 

Miles 

Sidereal 

Period 

in 

Tropical 

Years 

Eccentri¬ 

city 

Inclina¬ 

tion 

to 

Ecliptic 

Mean 

Long. 

of 

Node 

Mean 

Long. 

of 

Perihelion 

Mean 

Long. 

at 

Epoch 

Mass 

©=1 

Mercury.. . 

0.387 

36.0 

0.241 

0.206 

7°  0' 

47°  49' 

76°  46' 

3°  40' 

0.056 

Venus . 

0.723 

67.2 

0.615 

0.007 

3  24 

76  17 

130  57 

353  32 

0.82 

Earth . 

1.000 

92.9 

1.000 

0.017 

102  11 

100  08 

1.00 

Mars . 

1.524 

141.5 

1.881 

0.093 

1  51 

49  13 

335  15 

213  06 

0.108 

Jupiter. . .  . 

5.203 

483.3 

11.862 

0.048 

1  18 

100  00 

13  37 

138  23 

318. 

Saturn .... 

9.539 

886. 

29.458 

0.056 

2  29 

113  16 

92  11 

231  44 

95. 

Uranus. . . . 

19.182 

1782. 

84.013 

0.047 

0  46 

73  47 

169  57 

124  07 

14.6 

Neptune. . . 

30  058 

2793. 

164.793 

0.009 

1  46 

131  18 

44  14 

208  09 

17.2 

Pluto . 

39.518 

3666. 

248.430 

0.249 

17  9 

109  38 

223  11 

137  38 

<0.1 

Name 

Symbol 

Magnitude 
at  Opposition 
or  Elongation 

Semidiameter 

At  unit 
distance 

At  mean 
least 
distance 

In 

Statute 

miles 

Authority 

Sun . 

© 

-26.7 

15' 59.63" 

// 

432196 

Auwers 

Moon . 

£ 

-12.6 

15  32.58 

1080 

Newcomb 

Mercury . 

§ 

0 

3.34 

5.45 

1504 

Le  Verrier 

Venus . 

-  4 

8.41 

30.40 

3788 

Auwers 

Earth . 

0 

3963* 

Hay  ford 

Mars . 

c J 

-  i.7 

4.68 

8.94 

2108 

Hartwig 

Jupiter . 

u 

-  2.1 

1  38.47* 

23.43* 

44349* 

Sampson 

Saturn  . 

h 

-  0.3 

1  23.33* 

9.76* 

37530* 

Struve 

Uranus . 

6 

+  5.9 

34.28 

1.88 

15439 

Barnard 

Neptune . 

W 

+  7.7 

36.56 

1.26 

16466 

Barnard 

Pluto . 

e 

+14.0 

2000? 

•Equatorial  values 


ECLIPSES  DURING  1956 


In  the  year  1956  there  will  be  four  eclipses,  two 
of  the  sun  and  two  of  the  moon.  Only  one  of  these, 
that  of  the  moon  on  the  night  of  November  17-18, 
will  be  visible  in  Canada. 

1 .  A  partial  eclipse  of  the  moon  on  May  24.  This 
eclipse  will  be  visible  generally  in  Asia,  the  Pacific 
Ocean,  Australia  and  Antarctica,  but  not  at  all 
in  America. 

2.  A  total  eclipse  of  the  sun  on  June  8.  This  eclipse 
will  be  visible  in  the  South  Pacific  Ocean,  but  not  at 
all  in  America. 


3.  A  total  eclipse  of  the  moon  on  the  night  of 
November  17-18.  This  eclipse  will  be  visible  generally 
in  North  and  South  America,  the  Arctic  regions,  the 
Atlantic  Ocean,  Europe  and  North-western  Africa. 
The  moon  will  begin  to  enter  the  umbra  of  the  earth's 
shadow  at  two  minutes  after  midnight,  the  total 
eclipse  will  last  from  1  08  to  2  27,  and  the  moon  will 
leave  the  umbra  at  3  33  (E.S.T.). 

4.  A  partial  eclipse  of  the  sun  on  December  2. 
This  eclipse  will  be  visible  generally  in  Europe  and 
Asia,  but  not  in  America. 


SYMBOLS  AND  ABBREVIATIONS 


Sun,  Moon  and  Planets 


O 

The  Sun. 

% 

Jupiter. 

£ 

The  Moon. 

b 

Saturn 

a 

Mercury. 

8 

Uranus. 

9 

Venus. 

Neptune. 

© 

The  Earth. 

B 

Pluto. 

d1 

Mars. 

Signs  of  the  Zodiac 

1. 

T 

Aries. 

7. 

— 

Libra. 

2. 

8 

Taurus. 

8. 

TTl 

Scorpius. 

3. 

n 

Gemini. 

9. 

t 

Sagittarius. 

4, 

® 

Cancer. 

10. 

ft 

Capricornus. 

5. 

a 

Leo. 

11. 

Aquarius. 

6. 

m 

Virgo. 

12. 

* 

Pisces. 

Aspects  and  Abbreviations 
o'  Conjunction,  or  having  the  same  Longitude  or 
Right  Ascension. 

c p  Opposition,  or  differing  180°  in  Longitude  or 
Right  Ascension. 

□  Quadrature,  or  having  a  geocentric  angular 
distance  of  90°. 

Aphelion — Farthest  from  the  sun. 

Perihelion — Nearest  the  sun. 

Q,  Ascending  Node.  °  Degrees. 

O  Descending  Node.  '  Minutes  of  Arc. 

N.  North.  "  Seconds  of  Arc. 

S.  South  h  Hours. 

E.  East.  m  Minutes  of  Time. 

W.  West.  s  Seconds  of  Time. 


10 


ECLIPSES 


[1956 


ECLIPSES,  PLANETARY  CONJUNCTIONS,  ETC., 
IN  TPIE  YEAR  1956 

A  list  of  astronomical  symbols  and  abbreviations  is  given  on  page  9. 
universal  time  or  qreenwich  mean  time.  (To  change  to  Standard  Time  see  page  8.) 


D. 

H. 

M. 

JANUARY 

O 

/ 

1 

23 

24 

& 

01 

£ 

91 

+6 

33 

2 

13 

— 

® 

in  Perihelion. 

6 

10 

22 

o' 

V 

£ 

V 

+5 

47 

8 

11 

14 

o' 

cf 

£ 

cf 

+2 

25 

8 

18 

20 

o' 

b 

£ 

b 

+3 

35 

11 

18 

— 

B 

Greatest  elong.  E.  19 

01 

14 

18 

— 

B 

m  SI. 

14 

21 

— 

o' 

cf 

b 

cf 

-1 

33 

14 

22 

11 

o' 

B 

£ 

B 

-4 

27 

16 

08 

37 

o' 

9 

£ 

9 

-7 

03 

18 

05 

— 

B 

Stationary  in 

R. 

A. 

19 

09 

— 

B 

in  Perihelion. 

21 

09 

— 

c P 

8 

O 

21 

11 

— 

□ 

V 

O 

27 

05 

37 

o' 

8 

£ 

6 

+4 

18 

27 

14 

— 

o' 

a 

G  Inferior 

a 

+3 

24 

29 

06 

03 

o' 

01 

£ 

91 

+6 

28 

29 

15 

a 

Greatest  Hel. 

Lat.  N 

D. 

H. 

M. 

FEBRUARY 

O 

- 

2 

00 

— 

V 

Stationary  in 

R. 

A. 

2 

18 

03 

o' 

V 

£ 

V 

+5 

36 

5 

05 

01 

o' 

b 

£ 

b 

+3 

16 

6 

07 

01 

o' 

cf 

£ 

cf 

+0 

15 

8 

05 

— 

a 

Stationary  in 

R. 

A. 

9 

21 

43 

o' 

B 

£ 

a 

-1 

09 

15 

11 

03 

0 

9 

£ 

9 

-5 

32 

16 

05 

— 

cP 

91 

G 

17 

01 

— 

cP 

P 

G 

21 

06 

— 

O’ 

in  U. 

21 

10 

— 

a 

Greatest  elong.  W.  26 

34 

22 

01 

— 

B 

in  U. 

22 

04 

— 

□ 

b 

G 

22 

13 

— 

9 

in  £3. 

23 

13 

55 

o' 

$ 

£ 

$ 

+4 

18 

25 

10 

57 

O' 

91 

£ 

91 

+6 

22 

D. 

H. 

M. 

MARCH 

O 

/ 

1 

02 

36 

o' 

V 

£ 

V 

+5 

24 

3 

08 

— 

a 

in  Aphelion. 

3 

14 

44 

o' 

b 

£ 

b 

+2 

59 

6 

05 

11 

o' 

cf 

£ 

cf 

-2 

06 

10 

23 

56 

o' 

a 

£ 

a 

-7 

26 

12 

11 

— 

b 

Stationary  in 

R. 

A. 

16 

03 

41 

o' 

9 

£ 

9 

-1 

07 

20 

15 

21 

O 

enters  T,  Equinox. 

21 

20 

11 

o' 

8 

£ 

8 

+4 

27 

23 

14 

41 

o' 

91 

£ 

91 

+6 

22 

23 

16 

— 

B 

Greatest  Hel. 

Lat.  S. 

27 

05 

— 

9 

in  Perihelion. 

28 

11 

02 

o' 

17 

£ 

V 

+5 

17 

30 

22 

55 

o' 

b 

C 

b 

+2 

50 

D. 

H. 

M. 

APRIL 

O 

/ 

4 

04 

56 

o' 

cf 

E 

cf 

-4 

27 

5 

13 

— 

$ 

Stationary  in 

R. 

A. 

6 

04 

— 

o' 

B 

G  Superior 

B 

-0 

55 

11 

16 

31 

o' 

B 

£ 

a 

-3 

32 

11 

17 

— 

B 

in  U. 

12 

18 

— 

9 

Greatest  elong.  E 

45 

47 

14 

14 

01 

o' 

9 

£ 

9 

+3 

36 

16 

08 

— 

B 

in  Perihelion. 

17 

19 

— 

91 

Stationary  in 

R. 

A. 

18 

01 

— 

9 

Greatest  Hel. 

Lat.  N. 

18 

01 

42 

o' 

6 

£ 

6 

+4 

39 

18 

09 

— 

□ 

8 

G 

19 

03 

— 

cP 

V 

G 

19 

19 

15 

o' 

91 

£ 

91 

+6 

27 

24 

18 

11 

o' 

V 

£ 

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+5 

19 

26 

14 

— 

a 

Greatest  Hel. 

Lat.  N. 

27 

04 

51 

o' 

b 

£ 

b 

+2 

53 

29 

16 

— 

□ 

cf 

O 

D. 

H. 

M. 

MAY 

O 

' 

2 

22 

— 

B 

Greatest  elong.  E.  20 

56 

3 

04 

19 

o' 

cf 

£  cf 

-6 

39 

11 

19 

40 

o' 

B 

£  a 

+1 

56 

13 

07 

— 

□ 

91 

o 

13 

13 

11 

o' 

9 

£  9 

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14 

23 

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B 

Stationary  in  R. 

A. 

15 

08 

42 

o' 

8 

£  8 

+4 

49 

16 

02 

— 

9 

Greatest  brilliancy. 

17 

02 

59 

o' 

Of 

£  91 

+6 

34 

20 

01 

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B 

in  t?. 

20 

14 

— 

cP 

b 

G 

21 

23 

42 

o' 

W 

£  <7 

+5 

24 

24 

— 

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£ 

Partial  Eclipse. 

24 

08 

34 

o' 

b 

£  b 

+3 

04 

26 

00 

— 

o' 

a 

G  Inferior  B 

-1 

44 

30 

08 

— 

a 

in  Aphelion. 

31 

12 

— 

9 

Stationary  in  R. 

A. 

D. 

H. 

M. 

JUNE 

O 

' 

1 

00 

28 

o' 

cf 

£  cf 

-8 

27 

7 

04 

— 

B 

Stationary  in  R. 

A. 

7 

18 

10 

cf 

a 

£  a 

-4 

48 

8 

— 

— 

G 

Total  Eclipse. 

10 

04 

35 

cf 

9 

£  9 

+3 

14 

11 

18 

34 

o' 

6 

£  8 

+4 

53 

13 

03 

— 

9 

in  13. 

13 

15 

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o' 

91 

£  91 

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cf 

17 

£  V 

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19 

15 

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a 

Greatest  Hel.  Lat.  S. 

20 

08 

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a 

Greatest  elong.  \1 

7.22 

46 

20 

11 

12 

o' 

b 

£  b 

+3 

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G 

enters  ©,  Solstice. 

22 

06 

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cf 

9 

O  Inferior  9 

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29 

13 

37 

o' 

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£  cf 

-9 

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D. 

H. 

M. 

JULY 

O 

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cf 

a 

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6 

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in  Si. 

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11 

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91 

£  91 

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in  Perihelion. 

13 

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A. 

15 

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in  Aphelion. 

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22 

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cf 

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s  a 

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25 

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27 

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cf 

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27 

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cf 

cf 

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31 

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91 

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9 

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23 

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cf 

cf 

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in  Aphelion. 

31 

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— 

a 

Greatest  elong.  E.  27 

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31 

18 

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9 

Greatest  elong.  W.  45 

55 

D. 

H. 

M. 

SEPTEMBER 

O 

' 

1 

12 

29 

cf 

9 

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8 

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on 

£ 

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a 

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cf 

nearest  ffi. 

8 

03 

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cf 

V 

£ 

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cf 

b 

£ 

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22 

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cP 

cf 

0 

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08 

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B 

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R. 

A. 

14 

06 

— 

cf 

9 

8 

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-2 

15 

15 

15 

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Lat.  S. 

19 

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cf 

cf 

£  c 

f  • 

-11 

06 

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01 

36 

G 

enters  — ,  Equinox. 

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NOTES  ON  TABLES 


11 


NOTES  ON  THE  ASTRONOMICAL  TABLES 


The  purpose  of  the  following  notes  is  to  explain 
the  tables  and  charts  which  are  not  self-explanatory 
and  to  illustrate  the  uses  to  which  they  may  be  put. 

Sunrise,  Sunset,  Moonrise  and  Moonset  (see  tables 
pp.  12  to  18).  These  tables  give  Standard  Times 
of  risings  and  settings  for  the  places  to  which  they 
apply  ( i.e .  E.S.T.  for  Toronto  and  Ottawa,  C.S.T. 
for  Winnineg,  P.S.T.  for  Vancouver).  The  calcula¬ 
tions  are  for  the  upper  limb  (edge)  of  the  sun  and 
they  are  made  for  the  astronomical  (sea)  horizon. 
Accordingly,  the  times  will  not  be  correct  if  the 
observer  is  below  or  above  the  level  of  his  visible 
horizon  at  the  point  of  sunrise  or  sunset. 

The  times  of  sunrise  and  sunset  for  a  place  other 
than  those  given  in  the  table  can  be  obtained  with  a 
fair  degree  of  precision  by  proceeding  as  follows: 
Choose  two  places  in  the  table  which  bracket  your 
latitude;  take  the  times  of  sunrise  (or  sunset)  of 
each  of  these;  change  each  to  Local  Mean  Time  by 
adding  (or  subtracting)  4  minutes  of  time  per  degree 
for  the  number  of  degrees  of  longitude  by  which  that 
place  is  east  (or  west)  of  the  standard  meridian  of  its 
time  zone.  Then,  by  finding  the  change  per  degree  of 
latitude  difference,  find  the  local  Mean  Time  for 
your  own  latitude.  Finally  add  (or  subtract)  4 
minutes  for  each  degree  of  longitude  which  you  are 
west  (or  east)  of  your  standard  meridian  to  obtain 
Standard  Time. 

If  the  place  has  a  latitude  nearly  equal  to  that  of 
one  of  the  places  listed  (say  within  half  a  degree) 
the  procedure  may  be  simplified:  For  each  degree 
by  which  the  place  is  west  (or  east)  of  the  listed  place 
add  (or  subtract)  4  minutes  to  the  tabulated  value 
of  the  listed  place.  This  gives  the  time  of  sunrise  or 
sunset  in  the  Standard  Time  of  the  listed  place; 
change  to  the  Standard  Time  of  the  required  place 
if  it  is  in  a  different  time  zone. 

Example:  Required  to  find  the  time  of  sunset  on 
Jan.  1,  1956  for  Quebec  City  (lat.  46°  48'  N.  long. 
71°  13'  W). 

From  tables:  Ottawa  16  29,  Winnipeg  16  37. 
Ottawa  is  about  54°  west  of  75th  meridian;  Winni¬ 
peg  is  about  7°  west  of  90th  meridian.  Therefore 
L.M.T.  for  Ottawa  is  16  29  —  3  =  16  26,  and  L.M.T. 
for  Winnipeg  is  16  37  —  28  =  16  09.  Difference  in 
latitude  of  Winnipeg  and  Ottawa  is  about  5°. 
Thus  sunset  is  earlier  from  the  latitude  of  Ottawa 
northward  by  about  3)4  minutes  per  degree  of 
latitude  and,  since  Quebec  is  about  1)4°  farther 
north  than  Ottawa,  the  L.M.T.  of  sunset  at  Quebec 
is  16  26  —  5=16  21.  Since  Quebec  is  about  3)4° 
east  of  the  75th  meridian  the  E.S.T.  of  sunset  at 
Quebec  is  16  21  —  15  =  16  06. 

Note:  Since  Montreal  and  Ottawa  are  at  about 
the  same  latitude  the  E.S.T.  of  sunrise  and  sunset 
for  Montreal  may  be  taken  as  simply  9  minutes 
earlier  than  at  Ottawa. 

The  times  of  moonrise  and  moonset  are  not  easily 
obtained  with  precision  for  places  other  than  those 
listed  in  the  tables  because  of  the  more  rapid  motion 
of  the  moon.  However,  by  using  the  Ottawa,  Winni¬ 
peg  or  Vancouver  values  for  Eastern,  Central  or 
Western  Canada  respectively,  the  errors  will  usually 
be  less  than  half  an  hour. 

Azimuth  of  the  Sun  at  Rising  and  Setting  (see  table 
on  page  19).  Only  twice  a  year,  namely  about 
March  21  and  September  23,  does  the  sun  rise  and 
set  more  or  less  exactly  in  the  east  and  the  west 
respectively.  It  is  of  interest  and  sometimes  of  value 
to  know  the  position  of  sunrise  and  sunset  at  other 
times.  The  table  on  page  19  tabulates  these  positions 
in  degrees  east  of  north  and  west  of  north  for  sunrise 
and  sunset  respectively  for  a  selection  of  latitudes 
and  dates.  For  latitudes  and  dates  other  than  those 
tabulated  take  simple  proportions. 

Time  when  the  Sun  is  on  the  Meridian  (see  table 
on  page  20).  If  Standard  Time  is  to  be  obtained 
from  a  sun-dial  or  from  a  noon  marker  or,  conversely, 
if  direction  is  to  be  obtained  by  the  sun  from  a 
knowledge  of  time,  it  is  necessary  to  know  the  time 
when  the  sun  is  on  the  meridian,  i.e.,  due  south. 
The  correction  to  the  sun-dial  is  given  for  every 
third  day  in  the  table  on  page  20.  (Take  simple 
proportions  for  intermediate  days.)  Add  this  to 
Apparent  Solar  Time  to  obtain  Local  Mean  Time. 
To  obtain  Standard  Time  add  (or  subtract)  4  minutes 
per  degree  of  longitude  by  which  you  are  west  (or 


east)  of  your  standard  meridian. 

Example:  At  Toronto  on  February  3rd  what  is 
the  Eastern  Standard  Time  when  a  vertical  peg 
casts  a  shadow  due  north? 

It  is  then  noon  Apparent  Solar  Time.  Correction 
to  the  sun-dial  from  table  is  +13m.45s.  Therefore 
Local  Mean  Time  is  12h.  13m.  45s.  and  since 
Toronto  is  4f°  west  of  the  75th  meridian,  the 
Eastern  Standard  Time  is  12h.  13m.  45s.  +  17m. 
40s.  =  12h.  31m.  25s. 

Sidereal  Time  (see  table  on  page  20).  For  any  given 
moment  the  local  sidereal  time  may  be  obtained  with 
an  accuracy  of  a  second  or  two  from  the  table  of  the 
Ephemeris  of  the  Sun  as  follows:  In  this  table  choose 
the  date  next  preceding  the  given  moment.  For  this 
date  apply  the  correction  to  the  sun-dial  with  sign 
reversed  to  the  sun’s  apparent  right  ascension,  then 
add  or  subtract  12  hours.  The  result  is  the  Greenwich 
Sidereal  Time  (G.S.T.)  for  Oh  G.M.T.  on  the  tabular 
date.  Advance  this  time  by  the  G.M.T.  of  the  re¬ 
quired  moment  and  by  3m  57s  per  day  (about  10s 
per  hour)  for  the  interval  between  the  tabular  date 
and  the  required  moment;  finally  retard  the  time  by 
the  longitude  west  expressed  in  hours,  minutes  and 
seconds. 

Example:  Required  to  find  the  local  sidereal  time 
for  Toronto  (longitude  5h,  17m  40s  W.)  at  22  40 
E.S.T.  Sept.  11. 

G.M.T.  of  required  moment  is  3  40  Sept.  12.  From 
table  Oh  G.M.T.  Sept.  12  is  llh  20m  18s  +  3m  36s  + 
12h  =  23h  23m  54s  G.S.T.  Therefore  3h  40m  G.M.T. 
Sept.  12  is  23h  23m  54s  +  3h  40m  +  3|  X  10s  = 
27h  04m  31s  G.S.T.  Therefore  local  sidereal  time  is 
3h  04m  31s  -  5h  17m  40s  =  21h  46m  51s. 


Altitude  of  the  Sun  at  Meridian  Passage  (see  table 
on  page  20) .  For  architectural  or  gardening  purposes 
it  may  be  of  value  to  know  the  maximum  (i.e.  noon¬ 
time)  altitude  of  the  sun  at  various  seasons.  This  is 
obtained  from  the  table  of  the  sun’s  apparent  declina¬ 
tion  which  is  listed  for  every  third  day.  (Take  simple 
proportions  for  intermediate  days.)  Proceed  as 
follows:  Subtract  your  latitude  (presumed  in  the 
northern  hemisphere)  from  90°;  add  or  subtract^  (as 
indicated  by  the  sign)  the  value  of  the  sun’s  declina¬ 
tion  for  the  proper  date. 

Example:  How  high  is  the  sun  at  noon  on 
November  23rd  at  Quebec  City  (latitude  46°  48')? 
90°  —  46°  48'  =  43°  12'.  Sun’s  declination  on 
Nov.  23  is  -20°  18'.  Therefore  sun’s  altitude  at 
noon  is  43°  12'  —  20°  18'  =  22°  54'. 

Direction  obtained  from  the  Pole  Star  (see  table  on 
page  20).  A  previous  note  explained  how  the  sun 
may  be  used  to  obtain  the  north-south  direction. 
If  a  theodolite  or  telescopic  sighting  device  is  avail¬ 
able,  a  north-south  line  may  be  laid  down  more 
accurately  by  means  of  the  Pole  Star.  This  star  is 
exactly  north  only  twice  per  day,  namely  at  upper 
and  lower  transits.  The  table  on  page  -0  lists  the 
Local  Mean  Time  of  the  upper  transit  of  Polaris  tor 
every  third  day.  (Take  simple  proportions  for 
intermediate  days.)  The  lower  transit  is  llh.  58m. 
later.  To  find  the  corresponding  Standard  l  ime  add 
(or  subtract)  4  minutes  per  degree  of  longitude  by 
which  you  are  west  (or  east)  of  your  standard 

meridian.  .  ,  ,  „  ,  ,  _  ,  „ 

Example:  During  the  night  of  February  15-16 
when  is  Polaris  due  north  at  Toronto  (long.  79  24 
W)  ? 

From  table,  upper  transit  is  at  16  13  L.M.T  on 
Feb.  15.  Lower  transit  therefore  is  at  4  11  L.M.i. 
on  Feb.  16.  Toronto  is  about  4)4  west  of  the 
75th  meridian,  therefore  the  corresponding  R/.o.i  . 
is  4  11  -j—  1 8  =  4  29.  f 

Note:  Although  the  table  of  ,uPPer  °f 

Polaris  was  calculated  for  longitude  90  W,  little 
error  will  result  in  accepting  these  values  for  the 
whole  of  Canada.  Working  to  the  nearest  whole 
minute  of  time  the  errors  made  in  the  direction  ot 
Polaris  by  this  method  will  seldom  exceed  10 

seconds  of  arc.  .  ,,  „  ,.  _ 

References.  The  tables  and  charts  in  the  Canadian 
Almanac  are  intended  for  simple  astronomical  obser¬ 
vations.  To  make  more  extensive  observations  the 
following  are  recommended:  The  Observer  s  Hand¬ 
book,  The  American  Ephemeris  and  Nautical  Al¬ 
manac,  Norton’s  Star  Atlas  and  Reference  Handbook. 


12 


SOLAR  AND  LUNAR  TABLES 


[1956 


JANUARY 

1956 


C  Last  Quarter  .  .  4  d.  17  H.  41  M 

•  New  Moon . 12  d.  22  h.  01  m 

3  First  Quarter.. 20  d.  17  h.  58  m 
O  Full  Moon . 27  d.  9  h.  40  m 


Moon's 

Phases 

E.S.T. 


Apogee  . 
Perigee 


11  D. 
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Lat.  45°  24' 

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TORONTO 

Lat.  43°  40' 

Lon.  79°  24' 

WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

VANCOUVER 

Lat.  49°  14' 

Lon.  123°  07' 

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FEBRUARY 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


C  Last  Quarter  .  .  3  d.  11  h.  8  m. 

•  New  Moon . 11  d.  16  H.  38  m. 

3  First  Quarter..  19  d.  4  h.  21  m. 
O  Full  Moon . 25  d.  20  h.  41  m. 


i  Moon’s 
Phases 
E.S.T. 


Apogee .  7  d.  14  h. 

Perigee . 23  d.  13  h. 


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SOLAR  AND  LUNAR  TABLES 


13 


MARCH 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


C  Last  Quarter  .  .  4  d.  6  h.  53  m 

•  New  Moon . 12  d.  8  h.  36  m 

3  First  Quarter..  19  d.  12  h.  13  m 
O  Full  Moon . 26  d.  8  h.  11  m 


Moon’s  ' 
Phases  i 
E.S.T.  , 


Apooee . 6  D.  8  H. 

Perigee . 21  d.  19  h. 


|  Day  of  Yr. 

|  Day  of  Mo.| 

Day 

of 

Week 

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Lon.  75°  42' 

TORONTO 

Lat.  43°  40' 

Lon.  79°  24' 

WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

VANCOUVER 

Lat.  49°  14' 

Lon.  123°  07' 

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APRIL 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


£  Last  Quarter  ..3d.  3  h.  6  m 

•  New  Moon . 10  d.  21  h.  39  m 

3  First  Quarter..  17  d.  18  h.  28  m 
O  Full  Moon . 24  d.  20  h.  40  m 


Moon's 

Phases 

E.S.T. 


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MAY 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 

£  Last  Quarter  .  .  2 

•  New  Moon . 10 

3  First  Quarter  17 
O  Full  Moon  ...  .24 

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/  Moon’s  \  Apogee.  . 

>  Phases  <  Perigee  . 

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0  H. 
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See  notes  on 

page  11 

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JULY 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


C  Last  Quarter  ..Id.  3  h,  40  m  ]  i 

•  New  Moon .  7  d.  23  b.  37  m  Moon’s  1 

2>  First  Quarter. .14  d.  15  h.  46  m  V  Phases  • 

O  Full  Moon . 22  d.  16  h.  29  m  l  E.S.T.  , 


Perigee .  8  d.  6  h. 

Apogee . 22  d.  6h 


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1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


•  New  Moon .  6  d.  6  h.  25  m  / 

3  First  Quarter  .  13  d.  3  h.  45  m  I 

G  Full  Moon . 21  d.  7  h.  38  m  7 

C  Last  Quarter... 28  d.  23  h.  13  m  \ 


Moon’s 

Phases 

E.S.T. 


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Apogee . 18  d.  11  h. 


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SOLAR  AND  LUNAR  TABLES 


[1956 


SEPTEMBER 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


•  New  Moon .  4  d.  13  h.  57  m 

3  First  Quarter..  11  d.  19  h.  13  m 

O  Full  Moon . 19  d.  22  a.  19  m 

£  Last  Quarter  .  .27  d.  6  h.  25  m 


Moon’s  \  Perigee . 2  d.  23  h. 

Phases  <  Apogee . 15  d.  Oh. 

E.S.T.  )  Perigee . 30  d.  21  H. 


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Lat.  43°  40' 

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WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

VANCOUVER 

Lat.  49°  14' 

Lon.  123°  07' 

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1956 

See  notes  on  page  1 1 


O  New  Moon . 3  d.  23  h.  24  m  /  M  ,  ( 

3  First  Quarter. .11  d.  13  H.  44  m  [  pl° ° n *  J  Apogee . 12  D.  18  H. 

O  Full  Moon -  19  D.  12  h.  24  m  (  )  Perigee . 27  d.  1  h. 

£  Last  Quarter  .  26  d.  13  h.  2m  1  I 


|  Day  of  Yr. 

|  Day  of  Me 

Day 

of 

Week 

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Lon.  75°  42' 

TORONTO 

Lat.  43°  40' 

Lon.  79°  24' 

WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

VANCOUVER 

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SOLAR  AND  LUNAR  TABLES 


17 


NOVEMBER 

1956 

See  notes  on  page  11 


•  New  Moon .  2  d.  11  h.  43  m 

2>  First  Quarter.  .10  D.  10  H.  9  m 

O  Full  Moon . 18  d.  1  h.  44  m 

£  Last  Quarter  . .24  d.  20  h.  12  m 


Moon’s 

Phases 

E.S.T. 


Apogee. 

Perigee 


|  Day  of  Yr. 

1  Day  of  Mo. 

Day 

of 

Week 

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Lat.  45°  24' 

Lon.  75°  42' 

TORONTO 

Lat.  43°  40' 

Lon.  79°  24' 

WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

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9  D.  14  H. 
21  D. 12  H. 


VANCOUVER 
Lat.  49°  14' 
Lon.  123°  07' 


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Moon 


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15  19 

DECEMBER 

1956 


•  New  Moon .  2d.  3  h.  12  m 

3>  First  Quarter..  10  d.  6  h.  51  m 

O  Full  Moon . 17  D.  14  H.  6  m 

£  Last  Quarter  .  .24  d.  5  e.  10  m 


Moon’s 

Phases 

E.S.T. 


Apogee. 

Perigee 


7  D.  11  H. 
19d.  8  h. 


See  notes  on  page  11_ 0  New  Moon . 31  d.  21  h.  13  m 


o 

6 

s 

o 

Day 

of 

OTTAWA 
Lat.  45°  24' 
Lon.  75°  42' 

TORONTO 
Lat.  43°  40' 
Lon.  79°  24' 

WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

VANCOUVER 

Lat.  49°  14' 

Lon.  123°  07' 

c3 

c3 

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Sun 

Moon 

Sun 

Moon 

Sun 

Moon 

Sun 

Moon 

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Q 

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Sets 

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18 


ASTRONOMY  IN  CANADA 


[1956 


JANUARY 

1957 

See  notes  on  page  1 1 


3  First  Quarter  9  d.  2  h.  6  m. 

O  Full  Moon  .  16  d.  1  a.  21  m 

£  Last  Quarter.  22  d.  16  a.  48  m. 

S  New  Moon.  ...  30  o.  16  a  24  m. 


Moon’s  l  Apogee .  4  D.  3  h. 

Phases  <  Perigee  .  16  d.  17  a. 

E.S.T.  I  Apogee  .  31  d.  9  a. 


Day  of  Yr. 

Day  of  Mo. 

Day 

of 

Week 

OTTAWA 

Lat.  45°  24' 

Lon.  75°  42' 

TORONTO 

Lat.  43°  40' 

Lon.  79°  24' 

WINNIPEG 

Lat.  49°  53' 

Lon.  97°  07' 

VANCOUVER 

Lat.  49°  14' 

Lon.  123°  07' 

Sun 

Moon 

Sun 

Moon 

Sun 

Moon 

Sun 

Moon 

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Sets 

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31 

ASTRONOMY 

During  the  past  fifty  years  Canada  has  established 
and  maintained  a  prominent  place  in  the  field  of 
astronomy,  both  professional  and  amateur. 

Canada  possesses  three  major  astronomical  ob¬ 
servatories:  the  Dominion  Observatory  at  Ottawa, 
the  Dominion  Astrophysical  Observatory  at  Victoria, 
and  the  David  Dunlap  Observatory  at  Toronto.  The 
Dominion  observatories  are  operated  under  the  De¬ 
partment  of  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys  and  the 
David  Dunlap  Observatory  is  operated  by  the  Uni¬ 
versity  of  Toronto. 

The  Dominion  Observatory  at  Ottawa  has  been 
operating  since  1905.  Its  principal  astronomical 
functions  at  the  present  time  are  the  time  service, 
solar  research,  and  meteoric  research.  Its  largest 
telescope  is  a  15-inch  refractor. 

The  principal  telescope  of  the  Dominion  Astro- 
physical  Observatory  is  a  72-inch  reflector  completed 
in  1918.  With  this  instrument  much  important 
research  concerning  the  motion  and  nature  of  stars 
has  been  accomplished. 

The  David  Dunlap  Observatory  was  completed  in 
1935,  a  gift  to  the  University  of  Toronto  from  the  late 
Mrs.  David  Dunlap  in  memory  of  her  husband.  The 
large  telescope  at  this  observatory  is  a  74-inch  re¬ 
flector.  Research  problems  include  stellar  motions, 
stellar  spectroscopy,  and  the  study  of  variable  stars. 

The  telescopes  at  Toronto  and  Victoria  are  ex¬ 
ceeded  in  size  only  by  the  Mount  Palomar  200-inch 
telescope,  the  Mount  Wilson  100-inch  telescope,  both 
in  California,  and  the  82-inch  telescope  of  the  Mc¬ 
Donald  Observatory  in  Texas. 


IN  CANADA 

As  well  as  these  major  observatories  where  tele¬ 
scopic  observations  are  made  every  clear  night,  there 
are  a  number  of  observatories  primarily  devoted  to 
astronomical  instruction.  Among  these  are  the  Hume 
Cronyn  Memorial  Observatory  of  the  University  of 
Western  Ontario  at  London  (10-inch  refractor),  the 
Observatory  of  the  University  of  Saskatchewan  at 
Saskatoon  (7-inch  refractor)  and  the  Observatory 
of  the  Royal  Astronomical  Society  of  Quebec  City 
(16-inch  reflector). 

Public  visiting  hours  at  these  observatories  are  as 
follows:  Dominion  Astrophysical  Observatory  at 
Victoria,^  Saturday  evenings  throughout  the  year; 
the  Dominion  Observatory,  Ottawa,  Saturday  even¬ 
ings,  April  to  Octobe  inclusive,  and  during  day¬ 
time,  Monday  to  Friday,  from  9:30a.m.  to  12:30p.m. 
and  2:00  p.m.  to  4:30  p.m.  local  time;  David  Dunlap 
Observatory  at  Toronto,  Saturday  evenings  April  1 
to  October  31,  and  Wednesday  afternoons  through¬ 
out  the  year;  Hume  Cronyn  Observatory  at  London, 
first  Saturday  evening  in  each  month;  University  of 
Saskatchewan  Observatory  at  Saskatoon  and  the 
R.A.S.C.  Observatory  at  Quebec,  one  hour  every  clear 
evening. 

There  are  other  smaller  observatories  at  Universi¬ 
ties  and  Colleges  which  are  reserved  for  student 
instruction. 

In  addition  to  professional  astronomers  there  are 
many  amateurs  in  Canada  who  follow  this  interesting 
study.  Most  of^  these  are  members  of  the  Royal 
Astronomical  Society  of  Canada  (see  Index),  member¬ 
ship  in  which  is  open  to  all  who  are  interested  in  the 
subject. 


1956] 


METEORS 


19 


METEORS,  METEORITES, 

A  meteor  or  “shooting  star”  appears  momentarily 
in  the  sky  when  a  particle  from  beyond  the  earth 
enters  the  earth’s  atmosphere  at  a  high  velocity. 
Most  visible  meteors  are  caused  by  particles  smaller 
than  a  grain  of  wheat,  and  these  small  particles  are 
completely  vaporized  in  the  atmosphere  at  a  height 
of  about  80  miles.  A  spectacular  meteor,  known  as  a 
fire-ball,  is  caused  by  a  larger  body  which  may  fall 
to  the  earth’s  surface  in  one  or  more  pieces.  Particles 
seen  thus  to  fall,  or  subsequently  found  by  analysis 
to  be  of  this  nature,  are  called  meteorites. 

Meteorites  may  be  divided  into  two  main  classes — 
the  irons,  which  are  almost  pure  nickel-iron,  and  the 
stones.  Any  meteorite  is  characterized  by  a  dark, 
smooth  crust  caused  by  the  fusion  of  the  outer  part. 

Meteors  may  be  observed  on  any  clear,  moonless 
night  at  an  average  rate  of  about  ten  an  hour.  At 
times  there  occur  meteor  showers ,  when  meteors  are 
seen  with  much  greater  frequency  and  appear  to 
radiate  from  a  particular  part  of  the  sky  which  is 
called  the  radiant.  This  is  an  effect  of  perspective, 
the  radiant  being  the  vanishing  point  of  the  parallel 
tracks  of  the  meteors.  Meteor  showers  usually  repeat 
themselves  annually,  and  have  nearly  always  been 
associated  with  the  orbit-s  of  comets.  When  the  earth 
passes  through  or  near  the  orbit  of  a  comet  it  inter- 


AND  METEOR  SHOWERS 

cepts  straggling  particles  which  cause  meteors.  The 
principal  meteor  showers  for  the  northern  hemisphere 
are  listed  below. 

The  study  of  meteors  and  meteorites  adds  to  our 
knowledge  of  the  nature  and  origin  of  the  solar  system 
and  also  to  our  knowledge  of  the  earth’s  outer 
atmosphere. 


PRINCIPAL  ANNUAL  METEOR  SHOWERS 
FOR  THE  NORTHERN  HEMISPHERE 


Shower 

Location 

of 

Radiant 

Date  of 
Maximum 
Frequency 

Hourly 

Numbei 

Duration 

(in  days) 

Quadrantids . 

Bootes 

Jan.  3 

20 

4 

Lyrids . 

Lyra 

Apr.  21 

10 

4 

Eta  Aquarids  .... 

Aquarius 

May  4 

10 

8 

Delta  Aquarids..  . 

Aquarius 

July  28 

20 

12 

Perseids . 

Perseus 

Aug.  12 

50 

25 

Orionids . 

Orion 

Oct.  22 

20 

14 

Leonids . 

Leo 

Nov.  16 

20 

14 

Geminids . 

Gemini 

Dec.  12 

30 

14 

AZIMUTHS  OF  THE  POINTS  OF  RISING  AND  SETTING 
OF  THE  SUN  FOR  LATITUDES  43°  N  TO  52°  N 


In  Degrees  East  of  North  for  Rising  and  West  of  North  for  Setting 
See  notes  on  page  7 


43°N 

44°N 

45°N 

46°N 

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48°  N 

49°N 

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51°N 

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20 


EPHEMERIS  OF  THE  SUN 


[1956 


EPHEMERIS  OF  THE  SUN  FOR  0  h.  G.M.T.  AND 
UPPER  TRANSIT  OF  POLARIS 

(See  notes  on  page  11) 


Date 

1956 

Sun’s 

Apparent 

Right 

Ascension 

Sun’s 

Apparent 

Declination 

Correc¬ 
tion 
to  the 
Sun-dial 

L.M.T. 

of 

Upper 

Transit 

of 

Polaris 

Long. 

90°W. 

Date 

1956 

Sun’s 

Apparent 

Right 

Ascension 

Sun’s 

Apparent 

Declination 

Correc¬ 
tion 
to  the 
Sun-dial 

L.M.T. 

of 

Upper 

Transit 

of 

Polaris 

Long. 

90°W. 

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1956] 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


21 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


are  star  names. 

THE  NAKED-EYE  PLANETS  FOR  1956 


Mercury 


Venus 


Mars 


Jupiter 


Saturn 


February 

A  morning  star,  but  not  easily 
seen  because  of  its  low  altitude. 


Very  prominent  in  the  west 
for  several  hours  after  sunset. 


Moving  from  Scorpio  into 
Sagittarius,  visible  low  in  the 
south-east  for  several  hours 
before  sunrise. 


In  Leo,  rising  about  at  sunset 
and  visible  all  night. 


In  Scorpio,  rising  about 
midnight. 


March 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for 
observation. 


A  brilliant  object  in  the  west 
during  the  evening. 

In  Sagittarius,  visible  low  in 
the  south-east  for  several  hours 
before  sunrise. 


In  Leo,  well  up  in  the  east  at 
sunset  and  visible  most  of 
the  night. 

In  Scorpio,  rising  before 
midnight. 


April 

During  the  last  few  da  s  of 
the  month  a  good  evening 
star  seen  low  in  the  west  near 
Aldebaran  just  after  sunset. 

A  spectacular  evening  star 
seen  in  the  west  for  several 
hours  after  sunset. 

Moving  from  Sagitarius  into 
Capricornus,  visible  low  in 
the  south-east  for  several 
hours  before  sunrise.  It  is 
becoming  steadily  brighter. 

In  Leo,  nearly  to  the  meridian 
at  sunset  and  setting  soon 
after  midnight. 

In  Scorpio,  rising  in  the  late 
evening  and  visible  all  the 
rest  of  the  night. 


22 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


[1956 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


The  centre  of  the  map  is  the  overhead  point,  the  circumference  the  horizon.  To  identify  the  stars,  hold  the 
map  so  that  the  part  of  the  horizon  you  are  facing  is  down.  Constellation  names  are  in  brackets,  other  names 
are  star  names. 

THE  NAKED-EYE  PLANETS  FOR  1956— Continued 


*  May 

June 

July 

t  Mercury 

For  the  first  few  days  of  the 
month  a  good  evening  star 
seen  low  in  the  west  near 
Aldebaran  just  after  sunset. 

On  and  about  the  20th  it  may 
be  seen  as  a  morning  star  low 
in  the  east  just  before  sunrise. 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for 
observation. 

Venus 

A  spectacular  evening  star 
seen  low  in  the  west  for  several 
hours  after  sunset. 

Early  in  the  month  still 
visible  very  low  in  the  west 
after  sunset;  later  too  close 
to  the  sun. 

Now  a  morning  star;  late  in 
the  month  visible  low  in  the 
east  just  before  sunrise. 

Mass 

Moving  from  Capricornus 
into  Aquarius,  visible  in  the 
south-east  fpr  several  hours 
after  sunset. 

In  Aquarius,  now  prominent 
in  the  south-eastern  sky  from 
about  midnight  onwards. 

In  Aquarius,  rising  before 
midnight  and  dominating  the 
southern  sky  for  the  rest  of 
the  night. 

Jupiter 

In  Leo,  past  the  meridian  at 
sunset  and  setting  before 
midnight. 

In  Leo,  well  down  in  the  west 
by  sunset  and  setting  a  few 
hours  later. 

In  Leo,  seen  low  in  the  west 
for  an  hour  or  so  after  sunset. 

Saturn 

In  Libra,  rising  at  about  sun¬ 
set  and  visible  all  night. 

In  Libra,  well  up  in  the  south¬ 
east  at  sunset  and  visible  until 
nearly  dawn. 

In  Libra,  nearly  to  the 
meridian  at  sunset  and  setting 
about  midnight. 

1956] 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


23 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


The  centre  of  the  map  is  the  overhead  point,  the  circumference  the  horizon.  To  identify  the  stars,  hold  the 
map  so  that  the  part  of  the  horizon  you  are  facing  is  down.  Constellation  names  are  in  brackets,  other  names 
are  star  names. 


THE  NAKED-EYE  PLANETS  FOR  1956— Continued 


Mercury 


Venus 


Mars 


Jupiter 


Saturn 


August 

An  evening  star  but  not  well 
placed  for  observation. 

A  spectacular  morning  star 
visible  in  the  east  for  several 
hours  before  sunrise. 

In  Aquarius,  a  brilliant  object 
rising  a  few  hours  after  sunset 
and  visible  all  the  rest  of  the 
night. 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for  easy 
observation. 

In  Libra,  well  past  the 
meridan  at  sunset  and  setting 
before  midnight. 


September 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for 
observation. 

A  spectacular  morning  star 
visible  in  the  east  for  several 
hours  before  sunrise. 

In  Aquarius,  rising  about  sun¬ 
set,  setting  about  sunrise. 
Mars  is  now  at  its  closest  to 
the  earth  for  some  years  and 
is  of  spectacular  brilliancy. 
Too  close  to  the  sun  for 
observation. 

In  Libra,  visible  low  in  the 
south-west  for  a  few  hours 
after  sunset. 


October 

On  and  about  the  11th  it  may 
be  seen  as  a  morning  star  low 
in  the  east  just  before  sunrise. 
A  spectacular  morning  star 
visible  in  the  east  for  several 
hours  before  sunrise.  Close  to 
Jupiter  on  and  about  the  25th 
In  Aquarius,  well  up  in  the 
east  at  sunset.  It  is  fading 
somewhat  but  still  a  spec¬ 
tacular  sight. 

A  morning  star  in  Leo,  rising 
an  hour  or  two  ahead  of  the 
sun. 

In  Libra,  very  low  in  the 
south-west  just  after  sunset. 


24 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


[1956 


QUARTERLY  STAR  MAP 


The  centre  of  the  map  is  the  overhead  point,  the  circumference  the  horizon.  To  identify  the  stars,  hold  the 
map  so  that  the  part  of  the  horizon  you  are  facing  is  down.  Constellation  names  are  in  brackets,  other  names 
are  star  names. 


THE  NAKED-EYE  PLANETS  FOR  1956 — Continued 


November 

December 

January  (1957) 

Mercury 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for 
observation. 

On  and  about  the  24th  it  may 
be  seen  as  an  evening  star 
low  in  the  south-west  just 
after  sunset. 

At  the  end  of  the  month  it  is 
a  morning  star,  but  too  low  at 
sunrise  for  easy  observation. 

Venus 

A  morning  star  visible  in  the 
east  for  about  two  hours 
before  sunrise. 

A  morning  star  which  may 
be  seen  low  in  the  south-east 
just  before  sunrise. 

A  morning  star  which  may 
be  seen  low  in  the  south-east 
just  before  sunrise. 

Mars 

In  Aquarius,  well  up  in  the 
east  at  sunset  and  visible  until 
after  midnight;  fading  per- 
ceptably  in  brightness. 

In  Pisces,  nearly  to  the 
meridan  at  sunset  and  setting 
about  midnight. 

In  Pisces,  past  the  meridian 
at  sunset  and  setting  before 
midnight. 

Jupiter 

In  Virgo,  rising  a  few  hours 
after  midnight. 

In  Virgo,  rising  at  about 
midnight. 

In  Virgo,  rising  in  the  late 
evening. 

Sa1 URN 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for 
observation. 

Too  close  to  the  sun  for  easy 
observation. 

A  morning  star  visible  for  an 
hour  or  two  before  sunrise. 

TEMPERATURE  AND  PRECIPITATION  DATA  FOR  REPRESENTATIVE  STATIONS  IN  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 

Summarized,  by  the  Meteorological  Division,  Air  Services  Branch,  Department  of  Transport . 


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Charlottetown,  P.E.I . 

Halifax,  N.S . 

Sydney,  N.S . 

Yarmouth,  N.S . 

Chatham,  N.B . 

Fredericton,  N.B . 

Saint  John,  N.B . 

Arvida,  P.Q . 

Father  Point,  P.Q . 

Fort  McKenzie,  P.Q . 

Montreal,  P.Q . 

Quebec,  P.Q . 

St.  Clothilde,  P.Q . 

Haileybury,  Ont . 

Kapuskasing,  Ont . 

London,  Ont . 

Ottawa,  Ont . 

Toronto,  Ont . 

Churchill,  Man . 

The  Pas,  Man . 

Winnipeg,  Man . 

Prince  Albert,  Sask . 

Regina,  Sask . 

Beaverlodge,  Alta . 

Calgary,  Alta . 

Edmonton,  Alta . 

Kamloops,  B.C . 

Prince  George,  B.C . 

Prince  Rupert,  B.C . 

Vancouver,  B.C . 

Victoria,  B.C . 

Dawson,  Y.T . 

Arctic  Bay,  N.W.T . 

Coppermine,  N.W.T . 

Ft.  Good  Hope,  N.W.T . . . 
Nottingham  Is.,  N.W.T. . . 

26 


WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES 


[1956 


MAGNETIC  DECLINATION 


CHART  OF  MAGNETIC  DECLINATION 


A  compass  needle,  even  when  unaffected  by  extra¬ 
neous  magnetic  fields,  does  not  in  general  point  due 
north.  The  amount  and  direction  by  which  its  direc¬ 
tion  differs  from  true  north  is  called  magnetic 
declination  or  variation.  The  declination  varies  with 
the  position  of  the  observer  and  also  varies  slowly 
with  time.  The  above  chart  gives  the  values  of 
declination  over  the  Dominion  as  of  1940.  These 


values  may  be  used  for  1956  unless  accuracy  of 
better  than  1°  is  required. 

Example:  What  is  the  direction  of  the  compass 
needle  at  the  southern  tip  of  Lake  Manitoba? 

From  the  chart  this  point  is  about  K  of  the 
way  from  the  line  of  10°E  declination  towards 
the  line  of  15°E  declination.  Therefore  the  declina¬ 
tion  is  1 1°E,  i.e.,  the  needle  points  11°  east  of 
true  north. 


A  large  map  of  Canada  showing  lines  of  Equal  Magnetic  Declination  and  Annual  Change  in  Canada  for 
1940  is  obtainable  from  the  office  of  the  Surveyor  General,  Ottawa,  for  25  cents. 


WEIGHTS,  MEASURES,  AND  STANDARDS 

IN  CANADA 


In  Canada  the  law  provides,  with  respect  to 
weights,  that  the  unit  shall  be  the  standard  pound 
(avoirdupois)  of  7,000  grains,  one-sixteenth  part  of 
the  standard  pound  shall  be  an  ounce  (437^  grains), 
one  hundred  pounds  a  cental,  and  two  thousand 
pounds  a  ton,  and  that  four  hundred  and  eighty 
grains  shall  be  an  ounce  troy.  As  regards  meas- 
ures-That  the  unit  or  standard  measure  of  capa¬ 
city,  as  well  for  liquids  as  for  dry  measures,  shall 
be  the  gallon,  containing  ten  standard  pounds  of 
distilled  water,  weighed  with  the  water  and  air 
at  a  temperature  of  sixty-two  degrees  Fahrenheit 
with  the  barometer  at  thirty  inches,  the  quart 
shall  be  one-fourth  part  of  a  gallon,  and  the  pint 
one-eight  part  of  the  gallon,  and  eight  gallons 


shall  be  a  bushel.  The  1/I60th  part  of  the  gallon 
by  volume  shall  be  the  fluid  ounce. 

This  gallon,  commonly  known  as  the  “Imperial 
gallon,  contains  277.42  cubic  inches. 

Thestandard  measureoflengthistheyard,  one- 
third  part  of  which  it  is  provided  shall  be  a  foot, 
and  the  twelfth  part  of  such  foot  shall  be  an  inch. 

The  legal  cord  for  the  measurement  of  wood,  is 
128  cubic  feet. 

IMPERIAL  MEASURE 
Legal  standards  in  Canada  are  the  Imperial 
pint,  quart  and  gallon.  Imperial  measure  is  20% 
larger  than  U.S.  measure. 


1956] 


WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES 


27 


THE  FRUIT,  VEGETABLES  AND  HONEY  ACT 
AND  REGULATIONS 


Chapter  62  of  the  Statutes,  1935 


The  provisions  of  this  Act  are  intended  to 
promote  orderly  marketing  throughout  the  fruit, 
vegetable  and  honey  industries  and  to  assist  in 
the  settlement  of  disputes  through  the  medium  of 
an  Arbitration  board.  The  Act  is  applicable  to 
interprovincial  or  foreign  trade  only. 

There  follows  a  brief  summary  of  the  provi¬ 
sions  of  the  Act  and  Regulations: 

1.  Establishment  of  grades  or  standards  of 
quality  for  honey,  fruits  and  vegetables. 

2.  Prescribes  conditions  relative  to  inspection, 
grading,  marking  of  packages,  shipment,  adver¬ 
tisement  and  sale  of  fruit,  vegetables  and  honey 
produced  within  or  without  Canada. 

3.  Establishment  of  standard  packages  for 
various  kinds  of  fruits,  vegetables  and  honey. 

4.  Provides  for  the  detention  of  fruit,  vege¬ 
tables,  honey  or  packages  in  respect  of  which  an 
offence  under  the  Act  or  Regulations  has  been 
committed . 

5.  Prescribes  penalties  for  contravention  of 
any  provisions  of  the  Act  or  Regulations. 

6.  Licensing  of  brokers,  commission  agents  and 
dealers,  handling  fruits  and  vegetables. 

7.  Provides  for  a  commercial  fruit  and  vege- 
tale  inspection  service  at  both  shipping  point 
and  destination  for  which  appropriate  fees  are 
charged  for  cen  iflcates  issued, 

8.  Registration  of  honey  packers  and  persons 
assembling  honey  and  to  prescribe  fees  for  honey 
inspection  certification  and  licensing. 

9.  Provides  for  the  inspection  and  certification 
of  imported  produce  for  which  a  fee  is  charged 
for  customs  clearance  purposes  or  to  assist  in 
determining  if  contract  stipulations  have  been 
met. 

10.  The  compulsory  inspection  and  certification 


of  fruits,  vegetables  and  honey  exported  out  of 
Canada  for  which  a  fee  is  charged. 

11.  Provides  for  amendment  and  addition  to  re¬ 
gulations  through  Ministerial  Order. 

Note:  A  free  copy  of  this  Act  may  be  obtained 
from  the  Fruit  and  Vegetable  Division,  Market¬ 
ing  Service,  Department  of  Agriculture,  Ottawa. 


Weight  of  Certain  Commodities  by  the 
Bushel 

In  contracts  for  the  sale  and  delivery  of  any 
of  the  undermentioned  articles  the  legal  weights 
per  bushel  shall  be  as  follows: — 


Weight  in 


Bushels  Dominion 
Standard  lbs. 
Alfalfa  seed _  60  lbs. 

Barley .  48  “ 

Beans .  60  “ 

Bituminous  coal  70  “ 
Blue  grass  seed.  18  “ 
Bromo  Seed. ...  14  “ 

Buckwheat .  48  “ 

Castor  Beans. . ..  40  “ 

Clover  seed .  60  “ 

Crested  wheat 
grass  seed. .. .  22  “ 
Fescue  seed  ....  22  “ 

Flax-seed  .  56  “ 

Hemp  seed .  44  “ 

Indian  corn  ....  56  “ 

Lime .  70  “ 

Malt .  36  “ 

Millet  seed  (Fox 
tail  type) .  48  “ 


Weight  in 
Bushels  Dominion 
_ Standard  lbs. 

Millet  seed 
(Proso  type). .  50  lbs. 

Oats .  34  “ 

Orchard  grass 

seed .  14  “ 

Peas .  60  “ 

Potatoes .  60  “ 

Rye .  56  “ 

Rye  grass  seed.  20  “ 
Slender  Wheat 
Grass  seed 
(Western  Rye 


grass) .  14  “ 

Soybeans .  60  “ 

Timothy  seed. . .  48  “ 

Vetch .  60  “ 

Wheat .  60  “ 


STANDARD  GRADES  FOR  EGGS 


The  Canadian  standard  grades  for  eggs  are  as 
follows: —  Al,  A,  B,  C,  —  a  candling  definition 
being  specified  for  each  grade. 

Grade  A — The  highest  commercial  grade;  very 
good  internal  quality,  clean  and  sound  in  shell; 
packed  in  three  weights  as  follows — 

Grade  A  Extra  Large  Size  -Eggs  weighing  in¬ 
dividually  at  the  rate  of  27  oz.  or  more  per 

dozen.  ,  . 

Grade  A  Large  Size— Eggs  weighing  individ¬ 
ually  at  the  rate  of  24  oz.  or  more  per  dozen. 

Grade  A  Medium  Size— Eggs  shall  weigh  in¬ 
dividually  at  the  rate  of  21  oz.  per  dozen  and  up 
to  but  not  including  21  oz.  per  dozen. 

Grade  A  Small  Size— Eggs  shall  weigh  indi¬ 
vidually  at  the  rate  of  18  oz.  per  dozen  and  up  to 
but  not  including  21  oz.  per  dozen 


Grade  B. — The  second  grade,  reasonably  clean 
and  sound  in  shell,  weighing  individually  at  the 
rate  of  21  oz.  or  more  per  dozen. 

Grade  C.—  The  lowest  grade,  comprising  eggs 
not  permitted  to  be  graded  in  Grades  A  and  B, 
but  which  are  still  not  of  a  condition  unfit  for 
human  consumption. 

Crax— Eggs  with  cracked  shells,  They  must 
be  packed  separately. 

Grade  Al.—' This  grade  is  marketed  only  from 
farms  holding  a  permit  which  is  based  on  the 
suitability  of  production  conditions;  packed  in 
three  weights,  Large,  Medium  and  Small,  the 
weights  of  which  are  the  same  as  for  Grade  A. 

Fresh— Doe  word  “fresh”  shall  be  used  only  in 
conjunction  with  Grade  A  eggs  which  have  not 
been  cold  stored. 


TABLES  OF  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES 


Avoirdupois  Weight 
27.34375  grains .  =1  dram 


1  ounce  437.5  grs. 
1  pound 
1  “ 

1  hundredweight 
1  ton  [  or  cental 
1  barrel 


16  drams 

16  ounces . 

7,000  grains . 

100  pounds . 

20  hundredweight . 

350  pounds  (cement) 

In  England  14  lbs.  is  a  stone,  28  lbs.  is  1  Quarter  (of  the  English  cwt.)  and  a  Ton  is  2,240  lbs. 
1  Grain  Avoirdupois  =  1  Grain  Troy  and  1  Grain  Apothecaries  ,  i.e.,  0.0648  gram. 


Surface,  Square  or  Land  Measure 


144  square  inches .  —  1  square  foot 

9  square  feet .  =1  square  yard 

30  square  yards .  =  1  square  rod 

10  square  chains .  =  1  acre 

160  square  rods  or  4,840  sq.  yds.  =  1  acre 

640  acres .  =  1  square  mile 


WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES 


[1956 


28 


Dry  Measure 

4  gills .  = 

2  pints .  = 

4  quarts .  = 

2  gallons .  = 

4  pecks .  = 


1  pint 
1  quart 
1  gallon 
1  peck 
1  bushel 


Cubic  or  Solid  Measure 


1,728  cubic 
27  cubic 
128  cubic 
40  cubic 


inches  = 
feet. . .  = 
feet. . .  = 
feet. . .  = 


1  cubic  foot 
1  cubic  yard 
1  cord  (ton 
1  shipping 


Angular  Measure 
60  seconds  (*)..  =  1  minute,  or  1' 
60  minutes  (') . .  =1  degree,  or  1° 
90  degrees  (°) .  .  =1  right  angle 


Liquid  Measure 


4  gills .  =1  Pint 

2  pints .  =1  quart 

4  quarts .  =  1  gallon 

36  gallons  (Imperial) . .  =  1  barrel 


The  term,  barrel,  in  the  oil  trade 
is  confined  to  large  bulk  quantities. 

A  cubic  foot  of  water  weighs 
almost  1,000  oz.  (62.288  lbs.)  and 
contains  almost  6.2288  Imperial 
gallons. 

Apothecaries’  Measure  for 
Fluids 

60  minims .  =1  fluid  drachm 

8  fluid  drachms  =  1  fluid  ounce 
20  fluid  ounces .  =  1  pint 


Apothecaries’  Weight 
for  Drugs 

20  grains . =  1  scruple  O) 

3  scruples . =  1  drachm  (3) 

8  drachms . =  1  ounce  (5) 

12  oz . =  1  lb. 

lib . =  6760  grains 


Troy  Weight 
For  Gold  and  Silver 
24  grains  =  1  pennyweight  (dwt.) 
20  dwts.  =  1  ounce 
480  grains  =  1  “ 


Jewellers’  Weight 
1  carat  =  200  milligrams  =  3.0865 
grains. 


Circles,  Spheres  and  Cylinders 

Diameter  of  a  Circle  X  3.1416  gives  Circumference 
Diameter  Squared  X  .7854  gives  Area  of  Circle 
Diameter  Squared  X  3.1416  gives  Surface  of  Sphere 
Diameter  Cubed  X  .5236  gives  Volume  of  Sphere 
One  Degree  of  Circumference  X  57.3  gives  Radius 
Diameter  of  Cylinder  X  3.1416,  and  product  by  its 
length,  gives  the  Surface 

Diameter  of  Cylinder  Squared  X  .7854,  and  product 
by  the  length,  gives  Volume 
A  Circular  Acre  is  235.504  feet,  a  Circular  Rood 
117.752  feet  in  diameter.  The  Circumference  of 
the  Earth  at  the  Equator  is  about  24,902  miles, 
and  the  Polar  Diameter  7,899  miles.  The  mean 
Equatorial  Diameter  is  7,926  miles. 


Timber  and  Wood 


100  superficial  feet .  =  1  sq.  of  flooring 

50  cu.  feet  of  planks .  =  1  load 

42  cu.  feet  of  timber .  =1  shipping  ton 

108  cu.  feet  of  timber .  =  1  slack 

128  cu.  feet  of  timber .  =  1  cord 

1  cord  measures  8X4X4  feet 


Fahrenheit  and  Centigrade 
Thermometer  Scales  Compared 


Fahrenheit 

Centigrade 

other  degrees 
Fahrenheit  to 

100 

40 

Boiling 

212 

104 

Centigrade: 

86 

30 

Subtract  32 

77 

68 

59 

50 

25 

20 

15 

10 

Multiply  by  5 
Divide  by  9 

41 

5 

From 

Freezing 

32 

Zero 

Centigrade 

23 

—  5 

to  Fahrenheit: 

14 

—10 

5 

—15 

Multiply  by  9 

Zero 

Divide  by  5 

—  4 

—20 

Add  32 

—22 

—30 

—31 

—35 

Surveyors’  Table 

625  sq.  links .  =  1  sq.  rod 

16  sq.  rods .  =  1  sq.  chain 

10  sq.  chains .  =  1  acre 

640  acres .  =  1  sq.  mile 

36  sq.  miles .  =1  township  (23,040  acres) 

1  acre  contains  100,000  sq.  links,  4840  sq.  yards,  160 
sq.  rods. 

1  rood  contains  1,210  sq.  yards. 


Standard  Railway  Gauge 
In  Canada,  Great  Britain  and  U.S.A.,  4  ft.  8lA  in 


Measures  of  Length 

Mile  Geographical,  Admiralty  Knot.or  Nautical  Mile, 


6,080  Feet  =  1.15  Mile  Statute 


League . 

.  = 

3  Miles 

Degree . 

= 

60  Geographical,  or  69.121 

Statute  Miles 

Inch, in . 

.  = 

72  Points  or  12  Lines 

Nail,  Vi's  yd . 

= 

2J4  Inches 

Palm . 

= 

3  Inches 

Hand . 

= 

4  Inches 

Quarter  (or  a  Span). 

.  = 

9  Inches 

F  oot . 

.  = 

12  Inches 

Cubit . 

= 

18  Inches 

Yard . 

= 

36  Inches 

Pace,  Military . 

.  = 

2  Feet  6  Inches 

Fathom . 

.  = 

6.08  Ft.  (Eng.)  6  Ft.  (U.S.) 

Rod,  Pole,  or  Perch. 

.  = 

5X  Yards 

Chain  (100  Links).. 

.22  Yards  (4  Poles) 

Link . 

= 

7.92  in.  (1  /100  of  a  chain) 

Cable’s  Length .... 

.  = 

100  Fathoms,  608  Ft.  (Eng.) 

10  Cables . 

.  = 

1  Nautical  Mile 

60  Nautical  Miles. . 

.  = 

1  Degree 

Furlong . 

.  = 

40  Rods,  10  Chains,  220  Yds 

Mile . 

8  Furlongs,  80  Chains, 

.lit)  .  .  . .  O  X  U1  lUll^o,  Ov  C  XI  c*  1 11*5  f 

320  Rods,  1,760  Yards,  5,280  Feet,  63,360  Inches 


A  geographical  mile  is  the  length  of  1  minute  of  lati¬ 
tude.  A  nautical  mile  is  the  length  of  1  minute  of  the 
meridian.  In  navigating,  the  Admiralty  Knot  is  used, 
6,080  ft.,  divided  into  10  cables,  the  cable  being  assumed 
to  be  608  feet. 


Arpent  and  French  Foot 
Measure  of  Length 

French  or  Paris  Foot .  =  12.789 

The  Arpent .  =  180  French  Feet 

Square  Land  Measure 

The  Arpent .  =  32400  Square  French  Feet 

French  Feet  and  Arpent  usually  apply  only  to  territorial 
measurement  in  those  parts  of  the  Province  of  Quebec 
originally  granted  under  the  seigniorial  tenure. 

Measures  of  Time 


60  seconds .  =  1  minute 

60  minutes .  =  1  hour 

24  hours .  =  1  day 

(S3  h.  66  m.  4  s.  of  mean  solar  time  =  1  Sidereal  Day) 

7  days .  =  1  week 

52  weeks .  =  1  year 

12  months .  =  1  year 

365  days .  =  1  year 

366  days .  =  1  leap-year 

100  years .  =  1  century 


The  mean  solar  year  is  equal  to  365  days,  5  hrs. 
48  min.  45.7  sec.,  or  nearly  365)4  days. 

Every  year  whose  number  is  divisible  by  4  is  a 
leap  year,  unless  the  number  of  the  year  ends  in 
two  ciphers,  in  which  case  the  number  must  be 
divisible  by  400.  Thus,  2000  and  2400  will  be  leap 
years,  but  1900  was  not  a  leap  year. 

Solar  time  around  the  Globe  varies  4  minutes  with 
each  degree  of  longitude. 


1956] 


WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES 


29 


Measurement  or  Ship  Tonnage 
Followed  by  the  British  Board  of  Trade;  applying  to 
all  ships  in  the  British  Merchant  Service,  including 
Canadian  registered  vessels.  The  U.S.  merchant 
service  use  a  different  method. 

Gross  Tonnage  is  the  unit  of  volume  containing 
100  cubic  feet  in  the  internal  volume  of  a  vessel  under 
the  tonnage  deck  to  which  is  added: — 

(1)  the  ’tween  deck  space,  if  any,  above  the  ton¬ 
nage  deck. 

(2)  the  volume  of  permanently  closed-in  spaces 
above  the  upper  deck  available  for  cargo 
stores,  or  for  passengers  and  crew  and 

(3)  any  excess  of  hatchways. 

Net  or  Register  Tonnage.  The  Net  or  Register 
Tonnage  is  the  Gross  Tonnage  as  found  above  less  de¬ 
ductions  for  crew  space,  stores,  navigation  spaces, 
allowance  for  propelling  power  and  other  deductions 
allowable  under  the  Merchant  Shipping  Act. 

Deadweight  Tonnage  is  the  amount  of  cargo, 
bunkers,  reserve  feed  water,  domestic  and  sanitary 
water,  provisions,  consumable  stores  and  effects 
on  board,  and  is  expressed  in  tons  of  2240  lbs. 


each;  or  alternatively  it  is  the  difference  in  the  dis¬ 
placement  at  a  given  draft  and  the  displacement  of 
the  vessel  “lightship”  with  water  in  boilers  to  working 
level  and  ready  for  steam  but  with  none  of  the  above 
mentioned  items  on  board. 

Displacement  is  the  amount  of  water  displaced  by 
a  vessel  floating  in  equilibrium  in  still  water.  The 
weight  of  water  displaced  is  equal  to  the  total  weight 
of  the  vessel  with  everything  on  board  and  known  as 
a  displacement  tonnage.  If  expressed  in  cubic  feet  it 
is  known  as  the  volume  of  displacement. 

Miscellaneous 

12  articles 
12  dozen 
12  gross 
20  single  things 
24  sheets  of  paper 
20  quires  (480  sheets) 
500  sheets 

x/%  fluid  ounce  (4  drams) 
fluid  ounce  (2  drams) 
Ys  fluid  ounce  (1  dram) 

1  minim. 


1  dozen 
1  gross. 

1  great  gross . 

1  score . 

1  quire . 

1  ream . 

1  ream  printing  paper. . . 

1  tablespoon . 

1  dessert-spoon . 

1  tea-spoon . 

1  drop . 

METRIC  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES 


Measures  of  Weight 


Measures  of  Land 


10  milligrams  (mg.).. .  = 

10  centigrams .  = 

10  decigrams .  = 

10  grammes .  = 

10  dekagrams .  = 

10  hectograms .  = 

10  kilograms .  = 

10  myriagrams .  = 

10  quintals .  = 


1  centigram  (eg.) 

1  decigram  (dg.) 

1  gramme  (grm.) 

1  dekagram  (dag.) 

1  hectogram  (hg.) 

1  kilogram  (kg.) 

1  myriagram 
1  quintal  (q.) 

1  millier  (commonly 

known  as  the  “Tonne”) 


Measures  of  Length 


10  millimetres  (mm.) 

10  centimetres . 

10  decimetres . 

10  metres . 

10  dekametres . 

10  hectometres . 

10  kilometres . 


=  1  centimetre  (cm.) 
=  1  decimetre  (dm.) 

=  1  metre  (m.) 

=  1  dekametre  (dam.) 
=  1  hectometre  (hm.) 
=  1  kilometre  (km.) 

=  1  myriametre 


100  sq.  metres .  =  1  are  (a.) 

100  ares .  =  1  hectare  (ha.) 

100  hectares .  =  1  sq.  kilometre 

Measures  of  Capacity 

10  millilitres  (mil.) ....  =1  centilitre  (cl.) 

10  centilitres .  =1  decilitre  (dl.) 

10  decilitres .  =  1  litre  (lit.) 

10  litres .  =1  dekalitre  (dal.) 

10  dekalitres .  =  1  hectolitre  (hi.) 

10  hectolitres .  =  1  kilolitre 


1  cubic  cm.  (water) .  =1  grarn 

1,000  cubic  cm.  (water) 

or  1  litre .  =  1  kilogram 

1  cubic  metre  (1,000 
litres,  1,000  kilograms)  =  1  metric  ton 


EQUIVALENT  VALUES  OF  STANDARD  AND  METRIC  UNITS 


Measurements  of  Length 


1  inch .  =  2.54  centimetres 

1  foot .  =  30.48 

1  yard .  =  91.44 

1  mile .  *  1.609  kilometres 

1  centimetre .  —  0.3937  inches 

1  metre .  =  39.37  “ 

1  *  .  =  1.0936  yards 

1  kilometre .  =  0.62137  miles 

1  “ .  =  1000  metres 

Measurements  of  Surface 

1  sq.  inch .  =  6.4514  sq.  centimetres 

1  •  foot .  =  929.01 

1  41  yard .  =  8361.3 

1  *  *  =  0.83613  “  metres 

1  fl  centimetre .  —  0.1550  “  inches 

1  “  metre .  =  10.764  “  feet 

1*  “  =  1.196  “  yards 

1  Heotare .  =  2.471  ‘  acres 


1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 


1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 


Measurements  of  Volume 


cu.  inch .  =  16.387  cu.  centimetres 

“  foot .  =  28317 

“  yard .  =  0.7645  “  metres 

“  centimetre.  “  0.061  "  inches 

litre .  -  1000  “  centimetres 

“  .  =  61.0234  "  inches 

“  .  =  1.7698  imperial  pints 

cu.  metre .  =  1.30794  cu.  yards 

imperial  gallon  =  10  lbs.  water  at  62“  F 

“  “  =  277.42  cu.  inches 

“  “  =  4.546  litres 

*  quart.  =  1.136  “ 


Measurements  of  Weight  (Mabs) 


lb.  (7,000  grains) 

oz . 

grain . 

kilogram . 

gram . 

decigram . 

centigram . 

milligram . 


453.59 

28.3495 

0.0648 

2.2046 

15.432 

1.54323 

0.16432 

0.01543 


grams 

U 


lbs. 

grains 

u 


ELECTRICAL  MEASURES 


Unit  For  the  Measure  of: 

V0lt . Electromotive  Force  (E.M.F.)  or  Electrical  Pressure  =  the  electromotive  force  that  steadily 

applied  to  a  conductor  whose  resistance  is  one  ohm  will  produce  a  current  of  one  ampere. 

Ohm  . Resistance  =  the  resistance  offered  to  the  passage  of  a  current  of  electricity  by  a  thread  of 

mercury  106  cm.  long  and  1  sq.  mm.  cross  section  at  the  temperature  of  melting  ice. 

Ampere . Current  =  the  current  1  volt  will  drive  through  1  ohm. 

Coulomb . Quantity  =  1  ampere  flowing  for  1  second  of  time. 

Microfarad. . .  .  Capacity  =  one-millionth  of  a  coulomb  at  1  volt  E.M.F  _ 

joule  Work  =  energy  required  to  drive  1  ampere  through  1  ohm  —  0.7o/oo  toot-pounu. 

(Energy  is  the  ability  to  do  work). 

Watt . Power  =  1  joule  acting  for  1  second  =  44  foot-pounds  per  minute. 

746  Watts  =  1  horsepower.  .  .  ... 

Henry . Induction  =  when  the  E.M.F.  in  the  circuit  is  1  volt  while  the  inducing  current  varies  at  the 

rate  of  1  amp.  per  sec.  ,  .  . 

Radio-Frequency — Frequency  in  kilocycles  =  300,000  4-  (wave-length  m  metres) 


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BANKS  IN  CANADA 


[  1956 


BANKS  IN  CANADA  AND  THEIR  BRANCHES 


BANK  OF  CANADA 


Following  one  of  the  recommendations  contained  in  the  report  made  to  the  Government  in  1938 
by  tlie  Royal  Commission  on  Banking  and  Currency,  headed  by  the  Right  Hon.  Lord  Macmillan, 
P.C.,  K.C.,  there  was  enacted  by  Parliament  in  the  1934  session,  Chapter  43  of  the  Statutes  of  that 
year,  incorporating  the  Bank  of  Canada  as  a  central  bank  of  issue  and  rediscount.  Tne  institution 
opened  for  business  on  March  11,  1935. 

The  Bank’s  functions  are  largely,  though  not  entirely,  regulative.  It  has  the  sole  right  of  note 
issue  and  is  required  to  maintain  a  reserve  in  gold  coin  and  bullion  of  25  per  cent  of  the  amount 
of  its  outstanding  notes  and  deposit  liabilities  with,  however,  the  proviso  that  such  reserve  require¬ 
ments  may  be  suspended  by  the  Governor  in  Council  upon  request  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of 
the  Bank  for  certain  periods  not  exceeding  in  all  one  year  without  the  sanction  of  Parliament. 
Under  the  authority  of  the  War  Measures  Act  the  gold  reserve  requirement  was  suspended  by 
the  Governor-in-Council  effective  May  1,  1940.  The  Bank  is  the  custodian  of  the  gold  reserves 
formerly  held  by  the  Finance  Department  of  the  Government  and.  subject  to  the  provisions  of  the 
Bank  Act,  all  gold  coin  or  bullion  formerly  owned  by  the  chartered  banks  in  Canada.  As  a  measure 
for  the  security,  defence,  peace,  order  and  welfare  of  Canada,  the  Bank  in  accoi  dance  with  The 
Exchange  Fund  Order  of  1940  sold  to  the  Foreign  Exchange  Conti  ol  Board  all  gold  held  in  unre¬ 
stricted  ownership  as  at  May  1st,  1940.  The  Bank  acts  as  the  fiscal  agent  of  the  Government  of 
Canada  and,  by  agreement,  may  also  act  as  banker  or  fiscal  agent  of  the  government  of  any 
province. 

The  management  consists  of  a  Board  of  Directors  composed  of  a  Governor,  a  Deputy  Governor  and 
12  Directors,  the  Deputy  Minister  of  Finance  by  virtue  of  his  office  being  a  member  of  the  Board. 

In  1938  an  amending  Act  was  passed  providing  that  all  Directors  be  appointed  b.v  the  Government 
and  that  the  entire  capital  of  $5,000,000  shall  be  owned  by  the  Government  of  Canada. 

The  Bank  is  authorized  to  pay  cumulative  dividends  of  \XA%\  the  remainder  of  the  profits  are  pay¬ 
able  to  the  Consolidated  Revenue  Fund  of  Canada  and  to  the  Rest  Fund  of  the  Bank  in  specified 
proportions  until  the  Rest  Fund  is  not  less  than  twice  the  amount  of  the  paid-up  capital,  after  which 
all  the  remaining  profits  are  payable  into  the  Consolidated  Revenue  Fund. 

Directors,  officers  and  employees  of  chartered  banks  and  persons  employed  in  the  public  service 
may  not  hold  office  as  a  Director. 

Officers 


J.  E.  Coyne,  Governor 

J.  Robert  Beattie,  L.  P.  Saint  Armour,  L. 
Rasminsky,  C.B.E.,  R.  B.  McKibbin,  Deputy 
Governors 

L.  F.  Mundy,  Secretary 

W.  E.  Scott,  Chief  of  the  Resea  rch  Department 


H.  A.  Benham.  Chief  of  the  Securities  Dept. 

E.  Flicker,  Chief  Accountant 

E.  Metcalfe,  A  uditor 

W.  A. Cameron,  Chief  of  Foreign  Exchange  Dept. 
P.  D.  Wooster,  Chief  of  Currency  Division 

F.  M.  Peters,  Chief  of  Public  Debt  Division 


A  gentries  with  names  of  A  gents 


Montreal,  P.Q..  J.  H.  C.  Desmarais 
Toronto,  Out.,  R.  J.  Lillie 
Winnipeg,  Man..  G.  A.  Ivey 
Regina.  Sask.,  W.  D.  T.  Shortreed 
Calgary,  Alta.,  F.  .1.  Wilks 

Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  |  By  special  arrangement 
St.  John  s,  Nfld.  /  with  the  Bank  of  Can¬ 

ada,  the  Eastern  Trust  Company,  Charlotte¬ 
town  and  St.  John’s,  maintains  the  Prince 


Edward  Island  and  Newfoundland  registers  of 
Notices  of  Intention  to  give  security  under 
Section  88  of  The  Bank  Act  and  also'  acts  as 
Registrar  for  the  transfer  or  exchange  of 
Government  of  Canada  Bonds. 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  J.  K.  Ferguson 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  W.  D.  Farrell 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  G.  R.  Bonner 
Halifax.  N.S.,  J.  C.  Nesbitt 


Head  Office,  Ottawa. 


THE  INDUSTRIAL  DEVELOPMENT  BANK 

The  purpose  of  this  bank  is  to  provide  financial  assistance  mainly  to  small  and  medium  enterprises 
which  are  demonstrably  sound  but  which  might  not  otherwise  be  able  to  get  credit  on  reasonable 
terms  and  conditions.  The  Bank  is  not  intended  to  compete  with  the  Chartered  Banks  and  other 
lending  institutions,  but  rather  to  supplement  the  facilities  offered  by  these  institutions.  It  may 
lend  to  firms  engaged  in  manufacturing,  processing  or  refrigerating  of  any  goods,  the  building  of 
ships,  or  the  generating  and  distributing  of  electricity,  or  commercial  air  service.  It  should"  be 
noted  that  the  Bank  is  not  empowered  to  make  loans  to  primary  industries,  such  as,  farming, 
fishing,  construction  etc.,  or  trade  and  service  such  as  stores,  garages,  repair  shops,  etc. 

The  Bank  may  accept  any  form  of  collateral  security  including  real  property,  and  its  loans  are 
usually  for  capital  assistance  rather  than  working  funds,  and  for  a  period  of  several  years,  in 
contrast  to  the  typical  short  term  loans  in  commercial  banking. 

The  Industrial  Development  Bank  is  a  subsidiary  of  the  Bank  of  Canada,  and  was  created  by  Act 
of  Parliament  on  August  15th,  1944. 

The  Capital  stock  of  twenty-five  million  was  subscribed  by  the  Bank  of  Canada  and  is  fully  paid 
uj).  By  virtue  of  its  power  to  issue  bonds  and  debentures  and  other  provisions  of  its  Act  of  Incorpor¬ 
ation  the  total  resources  of  the  Bank  may  be  increased  to  a  total  amount  of  one  hundred  millions 
plus  four  times  its  earned  surplus. 

The  President  of  the  Bank  is  the  Governor  of  the  Bank  of  Canada.  The  Head  Office  is  in  Ottawa 
and  the  General  Manager’s  Office  is  in  Montreal. 

Offices 


General  Manager's  Office — 901  Victoria  Square,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
Supervisor — 85  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto.  Ont. 

Supervisor — 195  Portage  Ave..  East,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Supervisor— Stock  Exchange  Bldg.,  475  Howe  St..  Vancouver,  B.C. 


J.  E.  Coyne,  C.M.G..  Ottawa,  President 
D.  G.  Marble,  C.B.E.,  Montreal,  Gen.  Manager 
J.  C.  Ingram.  Toronto,  Supervisor 
N.  C.  Tompkins,  Vancouver,  Supervisor 


Officers 

D.  T.  Muskett.  Winnipeg,  Supervisor 
L.  F.  Mundy.  Ottawa,  Secretary 

E.  Fricker,  Ottawa,  Chief  Accountant 


1956] 


BANKS  IN  CANADA 


31 


is  our  business 

If  you  are  trying  to  help  someone  do  business  in  Canada, 
we  can  help  you. 

The  Toronto-Dominion  Bank  can  give  you  complete  in¬ 
formation  on  plant  sites,  sales  representation,  distribution 
facilities  .  .  .  and  many  other  things  which  help  to  make 
Canadian  business  more  profitable.  In  addition,  we  can 
supply  you  with  credit  reports  and  other  data  concerning 
Canadian  connections. 

To  get  this  information  all  you  have  to  do  is  write  to  our 
Business  Development  Department,  at  Head  Office,  55 
King  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

MORE  THAN  450  BRANCHES  ACROSS  CANADA 

New  York  Agency:  London,  England  Branch: 

49  Wall  St.,  New  York,  N.Y.  3  King  William  St.,  E.C.4 


™  TORONTO-DOMINION  BANK 


32 


BANKS  IN  CANADA 


[  1956 


CENTRAL  MORTGAGE  AND  HOUSING  CORPORATION 

A  Federal  Government  Crown  company,  incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament  on  January  1,  1946, 
to  administer  the  National  Housing  Act.  to  own  and  manage  rental  housing  units  built  for  war_ 
workers  and  veterans;  to  arrange  for  and  supervise  the  construction  of  housing  projects  on  behalf 
of  the  Department  of  National  Defence;  to  conduct  housing  research  and  to  co-ordinate  community 

planning  in  Canada.  0#cf.  Montreal  Rd„  Ottawa,  Ont. 


President,  Stewart Bates 
Vice-President ,  I’.  S.  Secord,  O.B.E. 

Assistant  to  the  President, 

H.  C.  Linkletter,  M.B.E. 

Secretary,  Eric  K.  Gold. 

Chairman,  Committee  on  Operations, 

H.  tV  oodard 

Director,  Loan  Insurance  Division, 

J.  A.  Jones,  O.B.E. 


Officers 

Chief  Engineer,  W.  J.  Milhausen 
Director,  Land  and  Rentals  Division, 

A.  B.  Taylor 

Director,  Mortgage.  Administration  Division, 

h  T.  Clue 

Director,  Development  Divison, 

J.  S.  Hodgson,  O.B.E. 
Information  Officer,  G.  Hunt 
Internal  Auditor,  G.  E.  Nussey 
Chief  Accountant,  C.  D.  Armitage,  C.A. 


General  Counsel,  A.  D.  Wilson 

Regional  Offices  with  Supervisors 

British  Columbia,  2286  W.  12th  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C.  . T.  B  Pickersgill 

Prairie  (Winnipeg  Office!,  870  Portage  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man .  J.  D.  Ritchie 

(Alberta  Office),  10006-107th  St.,  Edmonton.  Alta .  . y.au80J? 

Ontario,  10  Eglinton  Avenue  East.  Toronto.  Ont.  .  . n' S'Sj?  J 

Quebec,  940  C6W  de  Liesse  Ud.,  Town  of  Mt.  Royal,  Montreal,  P.Q . •  •  ••«.  * -J 

Atlantic ,  1032  Gottingen  St.,  Halifax.  N.S. .  .  . A.  J.  E.  bmith 

Branch  Offices  with  Managers 

Niagara  Falls,  624  Ontario  Ave . G.  H.  Tonking 


British  Columbia 

Chilliwack,  6  Young  St . E.  P.  Loney 

Cranbrook,  P.O.  Box  1479 . J.  Thompson 

Kelowna,  247Bernard  Ave . T.  H,  Extence 

Kitimat,  P.O.  Box  130,  Sta.  “A" . L.  D.  Roberts 

Nanaimo,  Room  7,  Bank  of  Montreal  Bldg.,  212 

212  Albert  St.  .  . . W.  A.  Hampton 

New  Westminster,  604  Blackford  St.  .  D.  K.  Stilborn 
North  Vancouver,  112  W.  12th  St.  . J.  G.  Vanderleck 

Prince  George,  315  Dominion  St . R.  W.  Bond 

Prince  Rupert,  435  West  Third  Ave. .  .  L.  D.  Roberts 

Trail,  1442  Bay  Ave . G.  B.  Wood 

Vancouver  10,  2286  W.  12th  Ave . W.  R.  Potter 

Victoria,  Room  714  Belmont  Bldg.,  805  Government 
Street . J.  S.  McFarlane 

Alberta 


North  Bay,  393  Fisher  St . G.  W.  Beardsall 

North  York,  Lawrence  Plaza,  3130  Bathurst  St., 

Wilson  Heights  P.O . S.  A.  Bourns 

Orillia,  27  Coldwater  St . R.  H.  Sprague 

Ottawa,  270  Carling  Ave . R.  L.  Mersey 

Peterborough,  269  George  St . J.  W.  Wocker 

St.  Catharines,  39  Queen  St . A.  Birchall 

Sarnia,  110  East  St.  S . E.  G.  Girling 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Suite  3,  100  Bruce  St. 

. R.  M.  Cunningham 

Scarborough,  O’Connor  Postal  Sta.,  1519  Victoria 

Park  Ave . R.  E.  Sheppard 

Sudbury,  176  Larch  St . P.  R.  Goyette 

Toronto  5,  234  Bloor  St.  W . E.  R.  Collins 

Windsor,  1594  Ouellete  Ave . G.  R.  Cooke 

Woodstock,  13  Light  St . T.  C.  Thompson 


Calgary,  214  Fifth  Ave.  E . E.  R.  Hoover 

Edmonton,  10006- 107th  St . W.  G.  O'Reilly 

Lethbridge,  3fd  Ave.  S . J.  C.  Hadden 

Red  Deer,  5024  Fiftieth  St . C.  J.  Dowling 

Saskatchewan 

Moose  Jaw,  301  Soott  Block . J.  C.  Davidge 

Regina.  1770  Ottawa  St . F.  V.  Beehler 

Saskatoon,  116  Third  Ave . J.  G.  Paul 

Manitoba 

Brandon,  39,  9th  Street . J.  B.  Black 

Winnipeg,  870  Portage  Ave . A.  Fitz 

Ontario 

Ajax . R.  C.  Ballard 

Atikokan . P.  G.  Burns 

Belleville,  249k£  Front  St . E.  T.  Connell 

Brantford,  9  Queen  St . W.  H.  Swales 

Cornwall,  12A  2nd  St.  W . S.  R.  Arnold 

Etobicoke,  3107  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto  18,  L.C.Gunby 

Fort  William,  1200  Victoria  Ave . J.  C.  Atkinson 

Guelph,  5  Douglas  St . S.  A.  Young 

Hamilton,  136  Charles  St . D.  G.  MacDonald 

Kingston,  179  Brock  St.: . C.  E.  Locke 

Kitchener,  251  King  St.  W., 

Dunker  Bldg . R.  J.  Christie 

London,  1730  Dundas  St . P.  E.  H.  Brady 


Quebec 

Chicoutimi,  Murdock  Bldg.,  Racine  St.  .  . M.  Sigouin 
Dorval,  Block  “C”,  Dorval  Gardens 

Shopping  Centre . J.  P.  Lupien 

Montreal,  5801  Monkland  Ave . H.  Lajoie 

Quebec,  Suites  36-37, 

Palais  Montcalm . L.  O.  Boulanger 

Rimouski,  76  rue  de  la  Cathedrale.  .  .  .  J.  Belanger 
St.  Laurent,  P.O.  Box  905,  Montreal.  .  R.  Soudre 
St.  Michel,  4246  Jean  Talon  St.  E., 

Montreal . J.  R.  Choquette 

Sherbrooke,  Q.C.R.  Bldg . K.  N.  Stewart 

Trois  Rivieres,  394  Desforges  St.,  Room  4  A. Dauphin 
Val  d’Or,  Woolworth  Bldg., 

768  Third  Ave . A.  Daigneault 

New  Brunswick 

Fredericton,  29  Phoenix  Sq . G.  R.  Day 

Moncton,  87  West  Lane . J.  B.Kane 

Saint  John,  40  Charlotte  St . R.  N.  Rand 

Nova  Scotia 

Halifax,  1032  Gottingen  St . W.  D.  Iverach 

New  Glasgow,  185  Provost  St . C.  R.  Burrows 

Newfoundland 

Corner  Brook,  P.O.  Box  237 . K.  D.  Topping 

Gander,  P.O.  Box  805 . A.  Vivian 

St.  John’s,  357  Water  St . R.  B.  Grant 


CHARTERED  BANKS 


Chartered  banks  in  Canada  are  incorporated  by 
Special  Act  of  the  Canadian  Parliament  and  governed 
by  the  Bank  Act  (chapter  48  of  the  Statutes  of 
1953-1954),  which  continues  the  charters  in  force 
until  July  1st,  1964.  The  Act  specifies  the  business 
and  powers  of  the  banks  and  the  types  of  transactions 
in  which  they  may  legally  engage. 

Banks  may  make  loans  on  many  types  of  security, 
or  without  security.  They  are  prohibited  from  lending 
money  upon  the  security  of  shares  of  the  capital 
stock  of  a  bank,  and  they  may  not  lend  on  mortgages 


and  hypothecs  except  as  authorized  by  or  under  the 
National  Housing  Act  1954,  the  Farm  Improvement 
Loans  Act  and  the  Veterans  Business  and  Professional 
Loans  Act,  although  security  upon  real  or  immovable 
property  may  be  taken  as  additional  collateral  for 
debts  previously  incurred  by  the  bank. 

A  bank  is  not  permitted  to  issue  or  re-issue  its 
notes  payable  to  bearer  and  intended  for  circulation. 
Notes  formerly  issued  by  the  banks  for  circulation 
in  Canada  and  outstanding  are  redeemable  by  Bank 
of  Canada  upon  presentation.  Notes  formerly  issued 


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Talk  over  your  .  .  . 

FINANCIAL 

PROBLEMS 

with  an 

experienced  advisor: 

the  Manager  of 
our  nearest  branch 


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THE  CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE 


cooperate 


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In  doing  business  in  French  Canada,  it  is  important 
that  you  possess  a  full  understanding  of  the  conditions  sur¬ 
rounding  that  market.  Throughout  Quebec  province,  the 
managers  of  our  242  branches,  who  are  on  familiar  ground, 
may  help  you  in  many  ways. 

Plan  your  business  approach  to  this  vast  market 
with  the  help  of  our  extensive  facilities. 


Let  us  help  solve  your  special  problems. 


BANQUE  CANADIENNE  NATIONALS 

ASSETS:  MORE  THAN  $600,000,000 


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bv  the  banks  for  circulation  outside  Canada  and 

outstanding  are  redeemable  by  the  issuing  bank 

UPThePshares  of  capital  stock  of  a  bank  have  a  par 
value  of  *10.00  each  and  in  case  of  any  new  issue 
by  a  bank,  its  shareholders  have  certain  clearly 
defined  rights  as  provided  in  the  Act.  N°  liability 
attaches  to  the  ownership  of  bank  shares  other  than 


any  amounts  remaining  unpaid  in  respect  of  the 
subscription  price  of  the  shares.  . 

The  Bank  Act  embodies  many  provisions  designed 
for  the  protection  of  creditors  and  shareholders  in¬ 
cluding  requirements  relating  to  minimum  cash  re¬ 
serves,  shareholders’  audits  by  public  accountants 
and  Government  inspection.  No  chartered  bank  in 
Canada  has  failed  since  1923. 


ittacnes  to  trie  ownership  ^  - - ^  ™ 

Inspector-General  of  Banks,  {Dept,  of  Finance,  Ottawa )  C.  F.  Eldeikin. 


BANK  OF  MONTREAL 

Dead  Office— 119  St.  Janies  St.  W.,  Montreal. 
President— Gordon  K.  Ball. 

yice-Fresidents — Louis  L.  Lang,  John  A.  Mac 
Aulay,  Q.C.,  A.  C.  Jensen. 

General  Manager— A.  C.  Jensen. 

Secretary — C.  W .  Harris.  Townsend 

Assistant  General  Managers— L.  W.  Townsend, 
O.B.E.,  M.G.,  T.  C.  Bowen,  J-  H.h .turner, 
OB.K,  A.  T.  Corner,  W.  1.  G.  Hackett, 

G.  A.  R.  Hart,  0.  T.  Aulph,  P.  H.  Howarth, 
Montreal,  R.  D.  Mulholland,  Toronto,  W.  H. 
Raikes,  Vancouver,  R.  L.  Bailey,  Winnipeg. 
Foreign  Branches— London,  Eng  Lana,  o»ni! 
of  Montreal,  47  Threadneedle  Street,  J E.  C.  L 
Bank  of  Montreal,  9  Waterloo  Plac?’ „,S-W.l, 
New  York,  Agency ,  Bank  of  Montreal,  64  VVall 
St.,  New  York  5,  Chicago,  III.,  Special  Represen¬ 
tative,  Room  1802,  141  West  Jackson  B  vd 

Chicago  4.  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Bank  ot 
Montreal  (San  Francisco),  333  California  St., 
San  Francisco  4. 

THE  BANK  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

Capital  Paid  up .  $15,000,000 

Reserve  Fund .  33,000,000 

General  Executive  Office — 44  King  Street,  W.> 

Chairman  of  the  Board — H.  D. Burns,  D.Cn.L. 
President — H.  L.  Enman,  LL.D. 

Executive  Vice-President— C.  Sydney  t  robt.  „ 
Vice-President—  Jas.  Y.  Murdoch,  O.B.L.,  G-C. 
General  Manager — F.  W.  Nicks  ...  R  T 

A ssistant  General  Managers—  R.  J ■  smith,  h.ij. 
Dales,  B.  R.  Calder,  T.  G.  Adams  J.  D.  Gibson, 
Foreign  Branches—  Great  Britain,  10S  Old 
Broad  St.,  London,  E.C.  2.  United  States,  New 
York  Agency,  37  Wall  St.;  West  Indies:  Jamaica 
Black  River,  Brown’s  Town  (Sub  to  st 
Ann’s  Bay),  Christiana,  Cross  Roads,  Half  VV  ay 
Tree,  Highgate  (Sub.  to  Port  Maria),  Kingston, 
Princess  St.  (Branch),  Mandeville,  May  Pen, 
Montego  Bay,  Ocho  Rios  (Sub.  to  St.  Ann  s  Bay), 
Port  Antonio,  Port  Maria,  St.  Ann  s  Bay,  Savann- 
ala-Mar,  Spanish  Town;  Trinidad,  Port  ot 
Spain;  Cuba,  Camaguey,  si-et-fuegos,  Havana; 
Avenida  de  Italia,  Havana;  “L  street  \  edado, 
Havana;  Padre  Varela,  Havana;  Manzanillo, 
Santiago  de  Cuba.  Dominican  Republic,  Ciudad 
Trujillo;  Puerto  Rico,  Fajardo,  San  Juan, 

San'turce  P.  R.  ,,  ,,  .  .  ,  ,,- 

Correspondents  in  all  the  principal  cities 
and  towns  throughout  the  world. 

BAN  QBE  CANADIENNE  NATIONALE 

Capital  Paid  up . 

Reserve  Fund .  11.000,000 

Head  Office—  112  St.  James  St,  W.,  Place 
d’ Amies,  Montreal. 

President—  Chas.  St.  Pierre 

Vice-Presidents— C.  Laurendeau,  Q.C.  and  Hon. 
Jacob  Nichol. 

General  Manager,  Ulric  Roberge 
Foreign  correspondents  in  all  important  centres 
of  the  world. 

BARCLAYS  BANK  (CANADA) 

Capital  Paid  Up .  $3,000,000 

Reserve  Fund .  .  3,000,000 

Head  Office— 214  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal. 
President— H.  A.  Stevenson. 

Vice-President  and  General  Manager— 

J.  H.  G.  t .  V ftl6. 


Princiral  Foreign  Correspondents— Bar¬ 
clays  Bank  Limited,  Head  Office,  54  Lombard 
Street,  Loudon,  England;  Branches  throughout 
England  and  Wales.  The  British  Linen  Bank, 
Head  Office,  38  St.  Andrew  Square,  Edinburgh, 
Scotland;  Branches  throughout  Scotland, 
Barclays  Bank  (France)  Limited.  Chief  Office. 
Paris.  Barclays  Bank  (Dominion  Colonial  and 
Overscan)  54  Bombard.  Street,  London,  England. 
Branches  throughout  Africa,  British  West 
Indies,  British  Guiana,  Egypt.  Mediterranean, 
Israel  (New  York  Agency,  120  Broadway,  New 
York  City). 

CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE 


Capital  Paid  up .  $30,000,000 

Rest  Account .  51,000,000 

Head  Office—  25  King  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

Chairman  of  the  Board— Stanley  M.  V  edd. 
President— James  Stewart,  C.B.E. 

Vice-Presidents  —  E.  C.  Fox,  LL.D.,  Joseph 
Harris,  LL.D,,  H.  R.  MacMillan  C.B.E.,  D.Sc. 
Vice-President  and  General  Manager  —  N.  J. 
McKinnon 

Deputy  General  Manager — W.  T.  Alexander, 
Assistant  General  Managers—  K.  A.  Gardner, 

I.  A.  McPhail,  J.  P.  R.  Wadsworth,  F.  P. 
Wilson,  G.  B.  Currie,  T.  L.  Avison,  J.  J. 
Rutledge. 

Foreign  Branches — 2  Lombard  St.,  London, 
England;  20  Exchange  Place,  New  York;  Port¬ 
land  Ore.;  Seattle,  Wash.;  San  Francisco, ^  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.:  Bridgetown,  Barbados;  King¬ 
ston,  Jamaica;  Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad. 

IMPERIAL  BANK  OF  CANADA 

Capital  Paid  up . $10,000,000 

Reserve  Fund . 22,000,000 

Head  Office— 51  King  St.  W.,  Toronto,  1. 

President — L,  S.  Maekersy,  M.C. 

Vice-Presidents — J.  S.  Proctor,  H.  E.  Sellers, 
C.B.E.,  J.  R.  Timmins,  O.B.E. 

Chairman  of  the  Board — R.  S.  Waldie. 

General  Manage i — J.  S.  Proctor. 

Assistant  General  Managers — E.  J.  Friesen, 
H.  W.  Thomson, 

Superintendent  of  WesternBranchea — A.Freeson 
(Winnipeg). 

Secretary— John Hadden. 

General  Supervisor — H.  Riley 
Chief  Inspector — M.  E.  A.  Marshall, 

Supl.  of  Foreign  Business — H.  D.  Scott. 
Superintendent  of  Investments—  H.  F.  Rice. 
Comptroller — J.  G.  M.  Clark 
Banking  Correspondents  in  all  countries 
the  world. 

THE  MERCANTILE  BANK  OF  CANADA 

Capital  Paid  Up . $1,500,000.00 

Reserve  Fund .  400,000.00 

Head  Office— 491  Victoria  Square,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
President— Henri  E.  Moquette, 

Vice-President — Arthur  Cross. 

General  Manager — Mattheus  Visser. 

Affiliation  of  the  Nationale  Handelsbank  N.V. , 
Amsterdam,  with  offices  and  branches  in  the 
Netherlands,  Indonesia,  Japan,  Thailand,  Sing¬ 
apore,  Hong  Kong.  . 

Banking  correspondents  in  the  principal  cities 
throughout  the  world. 

Branches — Toronto,  Ont .— 210  Bay  St.,  Manager: 
H.  E.  Abbot. 

Vancouver,  B.C.— 540BurrardSt.,  Manager:  F. 
S.  MoCaw. 


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Some  facts  about 

THE  BANK  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

FOUNDED  in  1832  in  the  City  of  Halifax. 

NOW - has  over  450  branches  across  Canada,  in 

Jamaica,  Cuba,  Puerto  Rico,  Dominican 
Republic,  London,  England,  an  Agency  in 
New  York  and  correspondents  throughout 
the  world. 


TOTAL  ASSETS - over  $1,100,000,000  as  at  date  of  last  Annual 

Statement. 

SERVICES - include  Savings  and  Current  Accounts, 

Commercial,  Industrial,  Agricultural  and 
Personal  Loans,  Collections  in  Canada  and 


abroad,  Drafts,  Foreign  Exchange,  Letters  of 
Credit,  Travellers’  Cheques,  Money  Orders, 
Safekeeping  of  Securities. 

CAPITAL  FUNDS:  $15,000,000.00  RESERVE:  $35,000,000.00 


THE  PROVINCIAL  BANK  OF  CANADA 

Incorporated  1900 


Capital  Paid  up . 85,000,000 

Reserve  Fund .  3,000,000 


Head  Office — 221  St.  James  St.  West,  Montreal. 

Honorary  President — Hon.  Es.  L.  Patenaude, 
a  .  O. ,  Q.  C. 

Chairman  of  the  Board — . 

President— J.  Edouard  Labelle,  Q.C.,  O.B.E. 

Pice-President —  Hon.  Jules  A.  Brillant.  M.L.C., 
C.B.E. 

Vice-President  &  General  Manager — J.  Ubald 
Bover. 

Executive  Assistant  to  the  President  and 

Asst.  General  Managers — Donat  Lalande  Bern¬ 
ard  Normandin,  A.  E.  Styles.  N.  Lavoie 

Superintendents — Head  Office,  L.  Hebert;  Mon¬ 
treal  District,  Jean  Y.  Doucet;  Quebec  &  Lower 
St.  Lawrence  District,  J.  L.  Boulanger 


THE  ROYAL  BANK  OF  CANADA 

Capital  Paid  up . $  42,000,000 

Reserve  Funds .  104,000,000 

Head  Office— 360  S  t.  J ames  Street,  Wes t,  M ontreal. 
Chairman  and  President— James  Muir. 
Vice-Presidents— B.  L.  Mitchell,  J.  D.  Johnson. 
General  Manager — K.  M.  Sedgewick. 

Associate  General  Manager — A.  F.  Mayne. 
Asst.  General  Managers— M.  M.  Walter,  C.  B. 
Neapole,  C.  L.  Walker,  W.  E.  McLaughlin,  R. 
W.  Shannon. 

General  Inspector— W .  R.  Mitchell. 

Supervisor  of  Foreign  Branches  — R.  F.  Garrard. 
Supervisor  of  Banking  Arrangements, 

C.  B.  Clark;  Asst.  Supervisor,  J.  A.  M.  Jones. 
Supervisor  of  Staff,  J.  H.  Cornish. 

Supervisor  of  Bank  Premises — J.  R.  R.  Gough. 
Supervisor  of  Investments — F.  E.  Case. 
Comptroller — D.  L.  Witter. 

Chief  Accountant,  M.  G.  Clennett. 

Secretary,  R.  I.  C,  Picard. 


Foreign  Branches 

Cuba:— Bayamo,  Camaguey,  Ciego  de  Avila, 
Guantanamo,  Havana,  (8  branches),  Holguin, 
Moron,  Pinar  del  Rio,  Sagua  la  Grande,  Sancti 
Spiritus,  Santa  Clara,  Santiago  de  Cuba. 

Puerto  Rico:— Mayaguez,  San  Juan,  Santurce. 
Dominican  Republic:— Ciudad  Trujillo,  La 
Romana,  Puerto  Plata,  San  Pedro  de  Macoris, 
Santiago  de  los  Caballeros,  Haiti: — Port-au- 
Prince.  British  West  Indies:— Antigua,  St. 
John’s;  Bahamas,  Nassau  (2  branches)  Harbour 
Island  and  Hatchet  Bay  (all  sub  to  Nassau); 
Barbados,  Bridgetown,  Hastings  (sub  to  Bridge¬ 
town);  Dominica,  Roseau;  Grenada,  St. 
George’s;  Jamaica,  Kingston,  Montego  Bay; 
Montserrat,  Plymouth;  St.  Kitts,  Basseterre; 
Trinidad,  Point  Fortin,  Port  of  Spain,  San 
Fernando.  Central  and  South  America:— 
Argentina,  Buenos  Aires (2  branches);  Brazil, 
Pernambuco  (Recife),  Rio  de  Janeiro,  Santos 
Sao  Paulo;  British  Guiana,  Georgetown  (3 
branches),  Mackenzie,  New  Amsterdam,  Rose 
Hall  (sub  to  New  Amsterdam)  SpringJands; 
British  Honduras,  Belize;  Colombia,  Barran- 
quilla,  Bogota,  Cartagena,  Medellin;  Peru,  Lima, 
Uruguay,  Montevideo;  Venezuela.  Caracas, 
Puerto  la  Cruz;  Ciudad  Bolivar,  Maracaibo, 
Puerto  Ordaz  (sub  to  Ciudad  Bolivar). 

Great  Britain:  —  London.  6  Lothbury,  E.C.2; 
West  End  Branch,  2  Cockspur  St.,  S.W.l. 
United  States: — New  York  (68  Wiliam  St.). 
Auxiliary  in  France,  The  Royal  Bank  of  Can¬ 
ada  (France),  Paris,  3  Rue  Scribe. 

Correspondents  in  all  the  principal  cities  and 
towns  of  the  world. 


THE  TORONTO-DOMINION  BANK 

Capital  Paid  up . $15,000,000 

Rest  Account .  30,000.000 

Head  Office—  King  &  Bay  Sts.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President — A.  C.  Ashforth 

Vice-Presidents— R.  S.  McLaughlin,  H.  J.  Car¬ 
michael,  L.  G.  Gillett,  Thomas  Wilding 


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Vice-President  and  General  Manager— William 
Kerr 

A  ssistant  General 
G.  E.  Hynes,  A.  T. 

S.  T.  Baton,  S.  C. 

(Montreal),  L.  0. 


Managers — Frank  F.  Hull, 
Lambert,  Ian  D.  MacArthur, 
Cook  (Winnipeg),  E.  Brown 
E.  Lawrence  (Vancouver) 


London,  England  branch — -3  King  William  St., 
London:  E.C.4.,  O.  V.  Michael,  Manager 
New  York  agency — -19  Wall  St.,  New  York,  5, 
N.Y.,  B.  E.  Hull,  Agent  .  . 

Banking  correspondents  in  all  principal  cities 
of  the  world 


SAVINGS  BANKS  WITH 

THE  MONTREAL  CITY  AND  DISTRICT  SAVINGS 
BANK 

Capital  Paid-up .  $2, 000, 000 

Reserve  Fund .  5,000,000 

Head  Office— 262  St.  James  St.  West,  Montreal. 
President — Guy  Vanier,  Q-C. 

Vice-President — John  T.  Hackett,  Q.C. 

General  Manager— P.  Alphonse  Perreault. 

Branches  throughout  Montreal,  and  in 
Verdun,  Westmount  and  Ville  St.  Laurent. 


FEDERAL  CHARTERS 


LA  BANQUE  D’ECONOMIE  DE  QUEBEC 
THE  QUEBEC  SAVINGS  BANK 


Capital  Paid-up 
Reserve  Fund . . 


11,000,000 

2,000,000 


Head  Office— 21  St.  John  St.,  Quebec. 

President — Hon.  P.  H.  Bouffard,  Q.C. 
Vice-President — Jacques  Dumoulin.  Q.C. 
General  Manager—  J.  A.  Towner,  O.B.E.,  C.A. 
Secretary — H.  Voyer 

16  Branches  in  Quebec  City  and  2  in  Levis. 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO  SAVINGS  OFFICE 

O.  J.  McCullough,  Director  .  s-  c-  Assistant  Director 

Approved  by  the  Legislature  1921. 

Branches  in  Aylmer,  Brantford,  Guelph,  Hamilton  (36  James  Street  S.%  318  Ottawa  Street ,  N., 
London  (1).  Ottawa,  Owen  Sound,  Pembroke,  St.  Catharines,  St.  Marys,  Seaforth.V  alkerton, 

^Branches'at°Toroiito : — University  and  Dundas  Sts.,  Bay  and  Adelaide  Sts.,  Danforth  and  Fen¬ 
wick  Aves.,  2035  Danforth  Ave.,  1556  Yonge  Street,  Parliament  Bldgs. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  ALBERTA  TREASURY  BRANCHES 

Treasury  Branches  were  established  in  1938  by  the  Government  of  the  Province  of  Alberta  to 
provide  facilities  for  depositing  money,  withdrawing  deposits  and  transferring  claims  on  goods  and 

s  6  j n '  1941  ‘th e 's er  vie es  vv ere ^fxp a n d e d  and  now  include  most  of  those  provided  by  chartered  banks. 
Treasury  Branches  and  Managers  are  included  in  the  following  list-  of  bank  branches. 


BRANCHES  OF  CHARTERED  BANKS  IN  CANADA 


Numbers  of  Branches  by  Provinces  in  various  years. 


Province. 

1868 

1902. 

1920. 1 

1930.' 

1940.' 

1950.' 

1951. 1 

1952. 1 

1953. 1 

1954. 1 

Newfoundland2 . 

P.  E.  Island . 

Nova  Scotia . 

New  Brunswick . 

Quebec .  •  • 

Ontario . 

Manitoba . 

Saskatchewan . 

Alberta . . 

British  Columbia . 

Yukon  &  N.W.T. .  . 

Nil 

5 

4 

12 

100 

Nil 

Nil 

Nil 

2 

Nil 

9 

89 

35 

137 

349 

52 

Nil 

30 

46 

Nil 

41 

169 

121 

1,150 

1,586 

349 

591 

424 

242 

3 

28 

138 

102 

1,183 

1,409 

239 

447 

304 

229 

4 

25 

134 

97 

1,083 

1,208 

162 

233 

172 

192 

5 

39 

23 

144 

100 

1.164 

1,257 

165 

238 

246 

294 

9 

40 

23 

147 

101 

1,184 

1,304 

168 

210 

257 

304 

8 

42 

23 

148 

101 

1,208 

1,316 

174 

243 

264 

318 

9 

45 

23 

149 

107 

1,231 

1,350 

175 

247 

270 

328 

8 

45 

24 

151 

108 

1,254 

1,417 

182 

256 

296 

347 

8 

Total . 

123 

747 

4.676  1  4,083  I  3.311 

3,679 

1  3,776 

3,846 

3,931 

4,088 

i Includes  sub-agencies  for  receiving  deposits  for  the  banks  employing  them. 
^Newfoundland  entered  Confederation  in  1949. 


CANADIAN  GOVERNMENT  ANNUITIES 


The  Government  Annuities  System  was  set  up  in 
1908  to  encourage  persons  resident  or  domiciled  in 
Canada  to  save  for  their  old  age  by  the  purchase  of 
deferred  annuities  and  to  enable  older  citizens  to 
stretch  out  their  accumulated  savings  by  the  pur¬ 
chase  of  immediate  annuities.  Canadian  Govern¬ 
ment  Annuities  are  payable  for  life  and  may  be 
guaranteed  for  a  period  of  years  certain.  Under 
deferred  annuities,  premiums  are  returned  with 
interest  if  the  annuitant  dies  before  the  annuity 
commences.  The  maximum  amount  of  annuity 
obtainable  is  $1,200.00  a  year.  It  may  be  obtained 
with  an  income  reduction  of  by  $40.00  a  month  at  70, 
thus  fitting  in  with  the  Old  Age  Security  Act. 


Employers  may  operate  their  pension  plans  through 
the  purchase  of  Government  Annuities  for,  or  on 
behalf  of,  their  employees.  There  are  966  such 
pension  plans  in  operation,  covering  164,012  working 
employees.  In  addition,  there  are  106,099  individual 
deferred  annuity  contracts  in  force.  Annuity  in  the 
annual  amount  of  $32,766,286  is  being  paid  under 
68,130  individual  contracts  and  group  certificates. 

The  premiums  are  moderate  and  annuities  may  be 
purchased  through  Canadian  Government  Annuities 
offices  in  45  communities  across  Canada,  or  directly 
from  Head  Office. 

For  full  particulars  apply  to  C.  R.  McCord,  Director 
of  Annuities,  Department  of  Labour,  Ottawa. 


1956] 


BANK  BRANCHES 


37 


BRANCHES  OF  BANKS  IN  CANADA 

Included  also  are.  Ontario  Savings  Offices  and  Alberta  Treasury  Branches) 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Abbey,  S . Royal .  W  T  Miirrav 

AboTdaPJoRffeC  Provincial  A.G.  Lacouture 

Abbotsford,  BC.  Royal . E.  E.  McDougall 

,,  Commerce . B.  Walton 

c  Montreal . W.  L.  Marrs 

Aberdeen,  S  .  .  .  Commerce . H.  C.  Goudie 

Abernethy,  S.  .  .  Royal . Sub  to  Balcarres 

Acme,  A .  Montreal .  H.  Loggin 

Acton,  O . Montreal . W.  G.  Davey 

,  ,  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  A.  Woodburn 

Acton  Vale,  Q..  .  Canadienne . J.  R  Blais 

Agassiz,  BC . Montreal .  C  H  Lea 

Agincourt,  O. . . .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  F.  Johnstone 

,,  Commerce . G.  E.  Smith 

.,  .  Royal . G.  H.  Proctor 

Ahuntsic,  Q  ...  Provincial . J.  A.  LaRue 

Ailsa  .Craug,  O..  .  Commerce . J.  R.  Stevenson 

Airdrie,  A . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  Edwards 

AJ,ax.  ° . Commerce . A.  S.  McLean 

„  Montreal . J.  D.  McKillop 

Royal . E.  R.  Henry 

Albany,  PEI ...  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  L.  Hamilton 

Alberni,  BC.  .  .  .  Montreal . C.  R.  Jackson 

...  „T  ^  Commerce . H.  M.  Fraser 

Albert,  N.B . Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  W.  Davis 


G.  J.  Johston 
.  .  .  C.  L.  M.  Menzies 
.  .  .  A.  J.  Cohoe 
.  .  .  G.  N.  Griffin 
J.  G.  Blinn 


Alberton,  PEI...  Commerce.. 

Aldergrove,  BC. .  Royal . 

Aldershot,  O . .  .  .  Royal . 

Alert  Bay,  BC.  .  Commerce.. 

Alexandria,  O . .  .  Royal ......  _ 

...  ’’  Nova  Scotia.  ...  D.  Menard 

Alfred,  O . Provincial . Remi  Plante 

Algoma  Mills,  O.  Commerce . J.  A.  Carmichael 

Ajjx.  A . Royal . C.  A.  Thorp 

Allandale,  O.  .  .  .  Tor.-Dom . H.  B  Nesbitt 

Alliance,  A . Montreal . S.  E.  P.  Morris 

Alliston,  O .  Montreal .  C.  W.  W.  Duff 

Tor.-Dom . W.  A.  Caesar 

Alma,  Q . Canadienne . A.  Chayer 

Almaville,  Q .  .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Shawinigan 

Falls 

Almonte,  O . Montreal . E.  C.  Gourlay 

. ,  ’  _  Royal . W.  L.  Shaver 

Alsask,  S . Royal . W.  A.  Eberman 


Alton,  O . Commerce.. 

Altona,  M . Commerce.. 

Alvinston,  O  . .  . 

Amherst,  NS . . . 


Sub  to  Orangeville 
J.  F.  English 
D.  G.  McCallum 
W.  K.  Marquis 
R.  B.  Hall 


Montreal . 

Commerce . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

Royal . G.  F.  MacNeill 

Amherstburg,  O.  Montreal . G.  A.  Oder 

Imperial . W.  E.  Grondin 

Amos,  Q . Canadienne . J.  O.  Belanger 

.  ”  .  „  Commerce . O.  F.  LeBlane 

Amquf,  Q . Montreal . J.  A.  Simard 

Provincial . Llonce  Ruel 

Ancaster,  O .  Commerce . R.  A.  Walter 

Ancienne  Sub  to  699  St. 

Lorette,  Q..  .  .  Canadienne .  Valier  W.,  Quebec 

Andrew,  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  J.  A.  Lucas 

Anerotd,  S . Royal . A.  E.  Nell 

Ange-Gardien 

de  Rouville,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Farnham 

Angers,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Masson 

Annapolis 

Royal,  NS. . .  .  Nova  Scotia. 

Royal . 

Antigonish,  NS..  Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  _ 

.  .  "  Commerce . V.  L.  Curry 

Appm  O  ...  Royal . H.  E.  Landeen 

Apple  Htll,  O.  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .Sub  to  Maxville 

Arborfield,  S - Montreal . J.  W.  L.  Jones 

Arborg,  M . Commerce .  R  J.  Moffatt 

Areola,  S . Royal . G.  F.  Heron 

Anchat,  NS - Royal . J.  W.  Corbett 

Arkona,  O . Commerce . J.  H.  Stroud 

■  Armagh,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Armstrong,  BC..  Commerce . W.  G.  Kennedy 


J.  L.  Jelly 
V.  A.  Thompson 
H.  B.  Hadley 
M.  L.  Cameron 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Arnprior,  O . . .  . 

Arrowwood,  A. . 
Arthabaska,  Q. . 

Arthur,  O . 

Arundel,  Q .  .  .  . 
Arvida,  Q . 


Asbestos,  Q . 


Ashcroft,  BC. .. 

Ashern,  M . 

Assinboia,  S .  .  . 

Aston  Junct.,  Q 
Athabasca,  A.  . 

Athens,  O . 

Atikokan,  O.  .  . 


Atwood,  O . 

Auburn,  O . 

Aultsville,  O .  .  . 
Aurora,  O . 


Avonlea,  S . 

Avonmore,  O .  . 
Ayer's  Cliff,  Q. 
Aylesford,  NS. 
Aylmer,  O . 


Aylmer,  Q . 

Aylsham,  S . 

Ayr,  O . 

Ayton,  O . 

Baddeck,  NS . . . . 

Baden,  O . 

Bagotville,  Q. . .  . 
Baie  Comeau,  Q 

Baie  St.  Paul,  Q  . 

Baie  des  Sables, Q 
Baie  Trinite,  Q. . 

Balcarres,  S . 

Baldur,  M . 

Balmertown,  O  . 

Bancroft,  O . 

Banff,  A . 


.  Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

Royal . 

.  Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

.  Montreal . 

.  Royal . 

.  Montreal . 

.  Montreal . 

Royal . 

.  Commerce . 

Provincial . 

Canadienne . . .  . 

.  Montreal . 

.  Commerce . 

.  Tor.-Dom . 

Imperial . 

.  Provincial . 

.  Imperial . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

.  Montreal . 

.  Commerce . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Royal . 

.  Commerce . 

.  Commerce . 

.  Montreal . 

.  Montreal . 

Imperial . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

.  Nova  Scotia. . . . 

.  Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

.  Commerce . 

.  Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

.  Royal . 

Imperial . 

Montreal . 

Ont.  Sav.  Office 

Provincial . 

Nova  Scotia .  .  . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

.  Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Canadienne .... 
Canadienne .... 

Royal . 

Canadienne .... 

Provincial . 

Canadienne. . .  . 
Canadienne 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 
Nova  Scotia .  .  . 

Imperial . 

Montreal . 


.  J.  A.  Thornbury 
.  J.  G.  McLay 
.  J.  L.  Barry 
.  J.  D.  A.  Simard 
.  E.  E.  Bryan 
.  P.  V.  Hebert 
.  J.  G.  R.  Lavolie 
.  E.  A.  Bushnel 
.  A.  A.  Baron 
■  D.  A.  Houle 
.  J.  L.  Lareau 
.  J.  O.  Boyce 
.  O.  B.  McGiffin 
.  Geo.  Kay 
.  J.  W.  S.  Kelly 


Barachois,  Q  . . .  .  Canadienne . 

Barons,  A . Royal . 

Barraute,  Q . Commerce.. 

Canadienne . 

Barrie,  O  . .  . 


Barrhead,  A . 


Barrington,  NS. . 
Barr’n  Pass.  NS 
Barry’s  Bay,  O. . 

Barrville,  Q . 

Bashaw,  A . 

Bassano,  A . 

Bath,  O . 

Bath,  NB . 

Bathurst,  NB  . .  . 


Tor.-Dom . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. 
Nova  Scotia .  .  . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Montreal . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  , 

Royal . 

Montreal . 

Commerce . 

Provincial . 


.  H.  S.  Mann 
.  J.  Gordon  Smith 
.  I.  L.  Rawlings 
.  P.  O.  Franklin 
.  G.  Grindrod 
.  W.  G.  Anderson 
.  G.  Dawson 
•  L.  W.  J.  Glasgow 
.  Sub  to  Wales 
.  K.  G.  Flett 
.  G.  W.  Fish 
.  J.  K.  Cousins 
.  C.  W.  Babcock 
.  E.  G.  Rawson 
.  J.  Atkinson 
.  H.  R.  Flewwelling 
.  G.  A.  Stephenson 
.  B.  C.  Damude 
.  O.  F.  Niebergall 
F.  R.  Hunt 
.  J.  M.  Campeau 
.  H.  H.  Scrase 
.  L.  R.  Earner 
.  W.  D.  Campbell 
.  H.  L.  Hall 
.  W.  J.  Rynard 
.  J.  A.  Blais 
.  G.  Bouchard 
P.  E.  Richard 
.  J.  G.  Gagnon 
.  B.  Gosselin 
.  Sub  to  Mont  Joli 
Sub  to  BaieC’meau 
.  R.  G.  Pratt 
S.  P.  Starr 
.  Sub  to  Red  Lake 
.  S.  Rosell 
S.  E.  Worts 
During  Tourist 
Season  Only 
Sub  to  Gaspe 
F.  Smith 
Sub  to  Amos 
Sub  to  Val  d’Or 
H.  J.  Little 
L.  T.  Foster 
P.  H.  Fisher 
H.  A.  Hancock 
J.  W.  Runge 
W.  Dick 

C.  G.  Bijou 
R.  C.  Hartley 
J.  E.  Palfrey 

B.  M.  Macfarlane 
Sub  to  Amos 
W.  J.  Peters 

D.  Garrick 

E.  M.  Bell 
W.  S.  Wilson 

J.  PI.  Matheson 
R.  G.  Boyne 
H.  W.  Rigden 
L.  Cyr 


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[1956 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


D.  A  Purves 
L.  P.  Rioux 
J.  A.  Audy 


Batiscan,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Ste  Anne  de 

la  Perade 

Battleford,  S....  Montreal . A.  F.  R. Lee 

Bawlf,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Daysland 

Bay  Roberts,  Nd  Nova  Scotia - W.  F.  Noel 

Beachburg,  O...  Nova  Scotia - H.  G.  Maclellan 

Beachville,  O.  .  .  Montreal . Sub  to  Ingers° 

Beamsville,  O . .  .  Commerce . C.  I.  McKellar 

Beardmore,  O.  . .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  A.  MacLean 

Bear  River,  NS.  .  Royal . 

Beauceville,  Q. . .  Canadienne. . . 

Beauharnois,  Q. .  Canadienne...  - 

Beauharnois,  Q..  Commerce . R-  L.  Hauver 

*.  Royal . J*  M.  R.  Mongeon 

Beauport,  Q - Provincial . L.  A.  Dussault 

”  Canadienne . Sub  to  385  rue  St. 

Paul,  Quebec 

Beauore.  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Ste.  Anne 

de  Beaupre 

Beaurivage,  Q. .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Agapit 

Beausejour,  M.. .  Royal . R.  V.  Smith 

Beaver  Lodge,  A  Commerce . G.  R.  Jenkins 

Beaverton,  O.  .  .  Commerce . P.  S.  Croit 

Becancour,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Nicolet 

Bedford,  NS.  . .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  L.  J.  Abbott 

Bedford,  Q . Commerce . W.  B.  Bradshaw 

•'  Montreal . M.  E.  Parsons 

Beebe,  Q . Commerce . D.  C.  Rivett 

Beechy,  S . Nova  Scotia.  ...  E.  I.  Taylor 

Beeton,  O . Royal . F.  A.  Lee 

Beiseker,  A . Royal . 

Belleoram,  Nd .  .  Commerce . . . 


K.  A.  Wright 
G.  B.  Allwood 
in  charge 


PLACES 


Bellerive  (Valley- 

field,)  Q . 

Belle  River,  O. . . 
Belleterre,  Q . .  .  . 
Belleville,  O .  .  .  . 


Provincial . S.  Theoret 

Provincial . D.  C.  Gervais 


.  .  J.  D.  Gillis 
.  A.  F.  E.  Jarrett 
.  H.  J.  Fuke 
,  .  A.  G.  Wolfenden 
J.  E.  McArthur 
.  .  W.  C.  Allen 
.  .  T.  J.  N.  Lamont 
.  T.  J.  N.  Lamont 
.  .  A.  C.  Hubble 
F.  H.  Baker 


Commerce .... 

Montreal . 

Commerce .... 

”  Tor.-Dom . 

”  Royal ........ 

”  Nova  Scotia.. 

Bellevue,  A . Nova  Scotia.  . 

”  Royal . 

Belmont,  M.  .  .  .  Montreal . 

Belmont,  O . Nova  Scotia.  . 

Belceil,  Q . Canadienne . R.  Barrett 

Bengough,  S _ Imperial .  C.  H.  Normmton 

Benito,  M . Tor.-Dom . H.  G.  Law 

Bentley,  A . Montreal . C.  H.  Smith 

Berthier  (en  bas) , 

Q  Provincial . Sub  to  Montmagny 

”  Canadienne . Sub  to  Montmagny 

Berthierville,  Q. .  Canadienne . J.  Audette 

Berwick,  NS..  .  .  Royal . T.W.H.  McPherson 

Berwyn,  A . Commerce . A.  M.  Cumming 

Bethany,  O . Tor.-Dom . J.  T.  Coburn 

Beverly,  A . Commerce . J.  A.  Rogers 

Bic,  Q . Canadienne . C.  Parent 

Bienfait,  S . Montreal . Sub  to  Estevan 

Bienville,  Q . Canadienne . P.  E.  Lacroix,  pro 

tem. 

Commerce . W.  T.  Reynolds 

Commerce . F.  B.  Reid 

Royal .  H.  D.  Gulliver 

Commerce . R.  J.  Fenton 

_  __  Royal . G.  O.  Curll 

Birch  Hill's, ’  S .  . .  Commerce . A.  Haig 

Birch  River,  M. .  Tor.-Dom .  H.  A.  Lawrence 

Birtle,  M . Royal . W.  H.  Nevill 

Bishop’s  Falls,  , 

Nd . Montreal . Sub  to  Grand  Falls 

Bishopton,  Q _ Commerce . Sub  to  East  Angus 

Bisset,  M . Montreal . E.  W.  Booth 

Blackie,  A . Royal . C.  Y.  F.  Parker 

Black  Lake,  Q. . .  Canadienne . R.  Dumas 

”  Royal . T.  L.  Levasseur 

Blackpool,  Q  •  ■  • .  Commerce . Sub  to  Lacolle 

Black's  Har„  NB  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  R.  S.  Ellis 

Blaine  Lake,  S.  .  Commerce . M.  V.  Cummings 

Blairmore,  A....  Royal . B.  A.  Fowle 

Blenheim,  O.  .  . .  Commerce . D.  A.  A.  Gall 

”  Montreal . C.  L.  Smith 

Blind  River,  O.  .  Royal . J.  J.  W.  Bridges 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  D.  Anderson 
Bloomfield,  O.  .  .  Commerce . H.  J.  McMullen 


Biggar,  S . 

Big  River,  S .  .  . 
Big  Valley,  A .  . 
Binbrook,  O .  . 
Binscarth,  M .  . 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Blvth  O . Commerce . J.  G.  B.  McDougall 

Bobcaygeon,  6..  Montreal . W.  T.  Thorne 

Boischatel,  Q .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Beauport 

Boissevain,  M..  .  Royal .  y  -  Kerr  . 

Bolton  O .  Imperial . J.  A.  Hutchinson 

Bonavi'sta,  Nd.  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  H.  C.  Rafuse 

Bonfield,  O . Canadienne . Sub  to  Sturg  n  F  Is 

Bonnvville  A...  Tor.-Dom .  C.  L.  Thompson 

Bonnyv  me,  a  ^  Treas  Br  j  p  A  Rheaume 

Bothwell,  O . Montreal . -!;rFbFTlnk  • 

Botwood,  Nd.  .  .  Montreal . W.  B.  Loggye 

Boucherville.  Q. .  Provincial . L.  A.  Lariviere 

Bouchette.  Q..  Canadienne . tor.?tracefi^t 

Bourget,  O . Canadienne . Sub  to  Ottawa.  Ont 

Bourlamaque,  Q  Commerce . C.  P.  Mallaheu 

”  Imperial . A.  J.  Lavergne 

Bowden,  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Olds 

Bow  Island,  A.  .  Alta.  Treas.  Br..  J.  E.  Francis 

"  Montreal . J.  S.  Holmes 

Bowmanville,  O .  Montreal . G.  E.  Moody 

”  Commerce . H.  G.  Hacking 

Bowness,  A .  Royal . Sub  to  Calgary 

(Hillhurst) 

Boyle,  A . Imperial... . A.  F.  Klassen 

Bracebridge,  O..  Nova  Scotia.  ...  I.  Y.  Murphy 

”  Royal . W.  N.  Spearin 

”  Tor.-Dom .  C.  E.  Gibbs 

Bradford,  O . Commerce . A.  L.  Veale 

Royal . F.  A.  Lee 

Bralorne,  BC.  .  .  Montreal . A.  R.  Spooner 

Brampton,  O. . .  .  Tor.-Dom . W.  Coupe r 

”  1128  Main  N. .  H.  W.  McNevin 

Montreal .  R.  C.  Robinson 

Commerce . G.  Ross 

Royal . C.  G.  Patterson 

Brandon,  M  .  .  .  .  Montreal . . A.  Paterson 

Imperial . J.  English 

Tor.-Dom . J.  F.  F.  Stewart 

Commerce . R.  B.  Gibson 

Royal . R.  K.  Armstrong 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  T.  R.  Smith 

Brantford,  O  . . . .  Montreal . J.  F.  Horne 

Tor.-Dom. 

”  Colb'rn&Queen  J.  R.  Jones 
”  Dalh'ie&Mkt. .  T.  J.  Johnston 

Commerce . J.  Baikie 

”  St.  Paul  & 

St.  George. . .  D.  G.  Crozier 

Imperial . H.  W.  Martens 

Nova  Scotia . G.  R.  Underwood 

Royal . J.  E.  Nutter 

Ont.  Sav.  Office .  E.  D.  Johnson 

Breakeyville,  Q. .  Provincial . Sub  to  Notre  Dame 

de  Charny 

Brechin,  O .  Commerce . E.  R.  Hastings 

Bredenbury,  S. . .  Tor.-Dom. . E.  W.  Keyes 

Bridgetown,  NS.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  H.  R.  S.  Ellis 

”  Royal . G.  M.  Wamboldt 

Bridgewater,  NS  Royal . A.  B.  Thomson 

Montreal . C.  W.  Cook 

"  Commerce .  D.  E.  Carruthers 

Brigden,  O . Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  G.  Baird 

Brighouse,  BC. . .  Royal . J.  Stevenson 

”  Commerce . W.  J.  Keys 

Brighton,  O . Commerce . K.  G.  H.  Pearce 

Britannia  Beach, 

BC . Royal . F.  J.  Schwab 

Broadview,  S.  .  .  Imperial . W._MacKinnon 


Brockville,  O _ Montreal . C.  Ferriman 

Tor.-Dom . J.  S.  McMillan 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  M.  Sherwood 

Royal . G.  M.  Beley 

Commerce . H.  W.  Lapp 

Bromptonville,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  49  rue  Well¬ 

ington  N.  Sher¬ 
brooke 

Bronte,  O . Tor.-Dom . W.  L.  Ashenhurst 

Brooklin,  O . Commerce . J.  H.  Goodwin 

Brooks,  A . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  Paxton 

”  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  A.  S.  Parson 

”  Royal . H.  Vickerson 

Brownsburg,  Q . .  Provincial . Sub  to  Lachute 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  M.  Gervais 

Brownsville,  O.  .  Royal . Sub  to  Tillsonburg 

Brucefield,  O. . . .  Montreal . Sub  to  Hensall 

Bruce  Mines,  O . .  Royal . W.  F.  Bassett 


1956] 


BANK  BRANCHES 


39 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


R.  O.  Boucher 
R.  J.  Sim 

D.  A.  Quinn 
H.E.  McNaughton 

E.  D.  Lucas 


Bruno,  S . Commerce . A.  C.  Quinn 

„  ,  „  Royal .  R.  J.  Waters 

Brussels,  O . Commerce . F.  W.  Todd 

Buchans,  Nd....  Montreal . G.  E.  Hammer 

Buckingham,  Q. .  Montreal .  C.  L.  Lindsay 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  M.  Cress 

Buctouche,  NB. .  Royal . 

Burford,  O . Tor.-Dom _ 

Burin,  Nd.  ....  Nova  Scotia. 

Burk's  Falls,  O. .  Royal . 

Burlington,  O . .  .  Royal . 

(,  Tor.-Dom .  G.  D.  Woolley 

„  ,  „  ,  „  Commerce . R.  A.  Bryant' 

Burl.  Beach,  O..  Royal . Sub  to  Burlington 

Burnaby,  BC.  .  .  Montreal . J.  F.  Jewitt 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  A.  C.  Grieve 
10th  Ave.  & 

.,  Langley . R.  A.  McIntosh 

Commerce .  B.  W.  Barber 

Tor.-Dom .  R.  Stanley 

3806  Gr’dview 
E.  Hastings  & 

Rosser . A.  H.  McDonald 

Burns  Lake,  BC.  Royal . R.  G.  Drayson 

Commerce . S.  H.  Phillips 

Bury,  Q_ . Montreal . Sub  to  Sawyerville 

Byron,  O .  Montreal . Sub  to  Market  Sq. 

London 

Cabano,  Q . Canadienne . J.  H.  Gauthier 

Cabri,  S . Royal . T.  H.  Van  Wyck 

Cache  Bay,  O. . .  Royal. . Sub  to  Sturg'n  F’ls 

Cacouna,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Riviere  du 

Loup 

Cadillac,  S . Royal . E.  B.  Waters 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Malartic 

Cadorara,  A.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  T.  E.  Pennie 

Caledon  E.,  O..  .  Imperial . Sub  to  Bolton 

Royal . Sub  to  Orangeville 

Caledonia,  O - Commerce . A.  M.  Rice 

Caledonia,  NS...  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  L.  B.  Allen 

Calgary,  A . Bank  of  Canada  J.  Parry 

Imperial . A.  S.  de  Rosenroll 

Centre  St.  N. 

&  23rd  Ave.  M.  K.  W.  Dodd 
East  End.  .  .  .  F.  G.  Whitfield 
8th  Ave.  W. . .  N.  S.  Mackie 

”  16th  Ave . W.  H.  Kay 

N.W.  &  6th  St. . 

Montreal . W.  C.  Morley 

5th  St.  W . A.  M.  Tracey 

Elbow  Park .  .  G.  K.  Hislop 
Macleod  Trail 
”  North  Hill..  .  . 

”  ”  17th  Ave.  W. 

&  7th  St. . .  . 

”  Stock  Yards . 

Commerce . 

”  Centre  & 

8th  Ave.  W.  B.  W.  Blandford 
"  Eighth  Ave.  W. 

&  Fifth . 


.  F.  P.  T.  Hutchison 
G.  D. Jobb 

R.  T.  Kerr 
A.  E.  Gardiner 
G.  H.  A.  Fox 


& 


J.  W.  W.  William¬ 
son 

J.  L.  Price 


G.  J.  Lee 
J.  J.  Westbrook 


”  First  St.  W. 

”  14th  St.  W. 

16th  Ave . 

"  5010  Macleod 

Trail . 

”  16th  Ave.  N.E 

&  3rd  St. . .  .  K.  L.  Cutts 
”  Personal  Loan 

Dept . J.  P.  Harrison 

”  Petroleum  & 

Natural  Gas  Div.  C.  H.  Munro 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  A.  Cranstoun 
Eighth  Ave  W  C.  Newington 
”  1st  St.  W.  & 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGEROR AGENT 


6th  Ave 

”  North  Hill.  .  . 

”  33rd  Ave.S. W. 

”  West  End  .... 

Royal,  102-108 

”  8th  Ave.  & 

4th  St . W.  A.  Hyndman 

”  8th  Ave.  & 

Centre . H.E.  McClenaghan 

’’  Cres.  Hts . R.  R.  McDonald 


R.  M.  Shaw 

J.  Mair 

D.  B.  Rathbone 
G.  Williams 
W.  A.  Hyndman 


Calixa- 

Lavallde,  Q . 


”  Hillhurst . J.  L.  Smith 

”  3rd  St.  West..  K.  S.  C.  Mulhall 

Tor.-Dom. 

Main  Branch..  A.  R.  Profit 
8th  Ave.  & 

1st  St.  E.  .  .  J.  Morrison 
8th  Ave.  &  4th 

St.  W . T.  A.  Easton 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  C.  G.  Davey 


„  ,  ■  ~  -  Provincial . Sub  to  Vercheres 

Calmar,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Leduc 

Calumet,.  Q . Montreal . F.  J.  P.  Jobin 

Camlachie,  O.  .  .  Commerce . Sub  to  Forest 

Campbellford,  O  Montreal . R.  D.  McDonald 

Royal . C.  A.  Putnam 

Campbell  R.  BC,  Commerce . F.  G.  R.  Winter 

„  ,  ,,,,  „  _  Royal . L.  J.  R.  Bonar 

Campb  11  sBay.Q  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  W.  Morris 

Campbellt'n,  BC  Commerce . Sub  to  Campbell  R. 

Campbellt’n,  NB  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  F.  MacRae 

”  Commerce . M.  C.  West 

Provincial . W.  J.  Gaudet 

„  ”  Royal . S.  G.  Reid 

Campbellville,  O  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  F.  E.  Quinlan 

Camp  Borden,  O  Commerce . A.  M.  Ballantyne, 

.  in  charge 

Camp  Shilo,  M..  Royal . J.  Robertson 

Camrose,  A . Montreal . D.  V.  Gilmour 

Royal . R.  C.  Hugh 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  D.  A.  Jones 

Camrose,  A . Commerce . J.  McIntosh 

Canning,  NS....  Nova  Scotia.  ----- 

Canning,  NS - Nova  Scotia. 

Cannington,  O .  .  Commerce . . . 

Canora,  S . Commerce... 

Canso,  NS . Montreal..  .  . 

Canterbury,  NB  Royal . 

Canwood,  S . Imperial 


N.  K.  Beattie 
I.  G.  Phillips 
G.  W.  Pilgrim 
P.  D.  Lynch 
R.  H.  MacLeod 
A.  H.  Morell 
.  W.  D.  Talmey 
CapauxMeul’s, Q  Canadienne . J.  A.  Arsenault 


Cap  Chat,  Q . . 

Cap  de  la 
Madeleine,  Q 


Canadienne . Sub  to  Matane 

Provincial . Sub  to  Matane 


Canadienne . P.  Hebert 

Montreal . J.L.E.  Rossignol 

'  Royal . J.  A.  Tremblay 

Centre..  Canadienne . Sub  to  567  Notre 

Dame,  Cap  de  la 
Madeleine 

Ouest...  Canadienne . E.  Rochefort 

Cap  d’Espoir,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Chandler 

Capreol,  O . Commerce . Sub  to  Sudbury 

Cap  Rouge,  Q. . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Quebec,  86 

Ave.  des  Erables 

Cap  Sante,  Q .  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Donnacona 

Cap  St.  Ignace,  Q  Canadienne . SubtoM'tmagny  Q 

Caraquet,  NB..  .  Provincial . D.  A.  Breau 

Carberry,  M..  .  .  Montreal . E.  D.  McPhail 

Carbon,  A . Montreal . C.  W.  Hood 


Carbonear,  Nd..  Nova  Scotia.  , 

Cardinal,  O . Tor.-Dom. 

Cardston,  A .  .  .  .  Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 

Cargill,  O . Royal . 

Carleton,  PI.,  O.  Nova  Scotia.  . 

Royal . 

Carleton-sur- 

mer,  Q . Canadienne.. 

Carlisle,  O . Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Freelton 

Carlyle,  S . Royal . E.  Arscott 

Carman,  M . Commerce . A.  D.  Gillan 

Carmangay,  A. . .  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Vulcan 

Carnduff,  S . Montreal . 

Carp,  O . Nova  Scotia. 

Carrot  River,  S  Nova  Scotia. 

Royal . 

Carstairs,  A .  Montreal . 

Cartierville,  Q...  Provincial . J.  L.  Lauzon 

Cartwright,  M.  .  Tor.-Dom .  E.  B.  Little 

Casselman,  O.  . .  Canadienne . D.  L.  Couture 

Cassiar,  BC .  Royal . A.  Campbell 

Castlegar,  BC  .  . .  Montreal . C.  T.  Onions 

Commerce . A.  E.  Norris 

Castor,  A . Montreal . T.W.H.  Thompson 

Catalina,  Nd  . . . .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  A.  Wishart, 


S.  T.  Jones 
PI.  B.  Newton 
M.  A.  Bernier 
W.  L.  Beales 
E.  L.  Lindsey 
J.  V.  Findly 
W.  C.  Cross 
D.  R.  McLaren 

Sub  to  Paspebiac  Q 


C.  L.  Haines 
H.  A.  Mclnnes 
C.  C.  Ainslie 

G.  Harrison 

H.  L.  M.  Leitch 


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BANK  BRANCHES 


[1956 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Causapscal,  Q  ■ 
Cayuga,  O  . . . . 
Cazavilie,  Q . 


Provincial . J.  M.  Houle 

Commerce . C.  L.  Jackson 

.  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Valleyfield 

Cedars,  Q  .*?...  .  Canadienne . See  Les  Cedres 

Central  Butte,  S .  Commerce . C.  A.  Forrest 

Centralia,  O.  .  .  .  Montreal . R.C.A.F.  Station 

Sub  to  Exeter, 

Chalk  River,  O..  Provincial . Sub  to  Pembroke 


Chambly,  Q. 
Chambord,  Q  .  . . 
Champion,  A .  .  . 
Champlain,  Q . . . 


Chandler,  Q . 

Channel,  Nd  . 
Chapleau ,  O .  . 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Charette,  Q . . . 

Chase,  BC .... 
Chateauguay- 
Station,  Q .  . 
Chateauguay 
Village,  Q 
Chit.  Richer,  Q. . 

Chatham,  O . 


Chatham,  NB. .  . 
Chatsworth,  O.  . 


Clarenceville,  Q.  Commerce . Sub  to  Lacolle 

Clarenville,  Nd..  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  E.  Luther 


Claresholm,  A. 

Clarksburg,  O 
Clarkson.  O 
Clarkstown,  O. 


Commerce . J.  L.  Ledoux 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Roberval 

Commerce . A.  M.  Mahoney 

Provincial . Sub  to  Trois  Rivi¬ 

eres  (Laviolette 
&  St.  Maurice 
Sts.) 

Canadienne . Sub  to  567  Notre 

Dame,  Cap  de  la 
Madeleine 

Canadienne . J.  W.  Levesque 

Tor.-Dom . O.  A.  Patterson 

Nova  Scotia  . .  .  .  R.  P.  LeFeuvre 

Royal . H.  W.  Napper 

Charlemagne,  Q.  Provincial . Sub  to  L  Epiphanie 

Charlesbourg,  Q  Canadienne . A.  Simard 

Charlottet'n,  PEI  Bank  of  Canada  D.  A.  MacKinnon 

Commerce . W.  M.  Mellish 

Royal . L.  D.  MacKay 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  Hayward 

Montreal . B.  E.  Rogers 

Provincial . J.  J.  Morris 

Provincial . Sub  to  Shawinigan 

Falls 

Commerce . Sub  to  Kamloops 

Sub  to 

Canadienne .  Beauharnois,  Q 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Beauhar- 

nois,  Q 

Canadienne . Sub  to  385  rue  St. 

Paul,  Quebec 

Commerce . A.  C.  Hopkins 

”  West  End. .. .  Sub  to  Chatham 

Montreal . F.  W.  Bolus 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  L.  G.  Allan 

Royal . A.  R.  Huestis 

Tor.-Dom .  H.  J.  Bowring 

”  185  King  St.W.  E.  W.  Cook 

Imperial . A.  S.  Beattie 

Montreal . G.  L.  Walters 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  F.  L.  Galvin 

Montreal . A.  H.  G.  Grieve 

Chauvin,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Edgerton 

Chelmsford,  O.  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  P.  A.  St.  Germain 

Chamainus,  BC.  Commerce . A.  J.  Bird 

Chem  Ste.Foy,  Q  Canadienne . See  Quebec 

Cheneville,  Q .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Andr6 

Avellin 

Chesley,  O . Commerce . D.  L.  Weese 

Chester,  NS.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  C.  Skuffham 
Chesterville,  O.  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  A.  McLaggan 

Cheticamp,  NS..  Royal . A.  Mclnnis 

Chibougamou,  Q  Commerce . J.  M.  M.  Sicotte 

”  Royal . P.  B.  F.  Campbell 

Chicoutimi,  Q . . .  Canadienne . G.  E.  St.  Pierre 

"  Montreal . R.  Audet 

”  Provincial . A.  Lauzier 

”  Royal . J.  P.  Lessard 

”  Bassin. .  .  Canadienne . R.  Emond 

Chicoutimi  .  . 

Nord,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Chicoutimi 

Chilliwack,  BC..  Royal . R.  J.  Bourque 

”  Montreal . J.  Muirhead 

”  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  G.  Currie 

”  Commerce . H.  J.  Stevens 

Chipman,  NB. . .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  K.  F.  McCurdy 

Chippawa,  O....  Royal . D.  M.  Smith 

Choiceland,  S. . .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  D.  H.  McVagh 

Churchill,  M  . . . .  Royal . L.  F.  Davies 

Church  Po’t,  NS  Royal . E.  F.  LeBlanc 


Clermont,  Q . 
Clifford,  O. 


Clinton,  O . 
Clover  dale,  BC.. 


Cit6  de  Jacques 
Cartier,  Q .  .  .  . 
City  View,  O. . .  . 


Cobden,  O . . . . 
Coboconk,  O . . 
Cobourg,  O  . .  . 


Cochrane,  A .  , 
Cochrane,  O .  . 


P.  B.  of  C . E.  Viel 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  S.  C.  Jinkinson 

Clandonald,  A...  Tor.-Dom . W.  C.  Laird 

Clair,  NB . Provincial . Sub  toEdm’ndston 

Claremont,  O.  .  .  Commerce . W.  L.  Irwin 

Clarence  Creek,  Sub  to  152  Rideau 

O . Provincial .  St.,  Ottawa 


Commerce . C.  B.  Thomas 

Montreal .  D.  K.  Weir 

Tor.-Dom . W.  N.  Douglas 

Commerce . D.  R.  Wetmore 

Canadienne . 

(251  Dalnousie 

St.,  Ottawa)  ,,  . 

Provincial . Sub  to  La  Malbaie 

Royal . H.  A.  Langdon 

Climax,  S . Royal . J.  R-  Barbour 

Clinton,  BC.  .  .  .  Montreal . Sub  to  Ashcroft 

Montreal . W.  W.  L.  Morlok 

Royal . O.  L.  Engelstad 

Montreal .  R.  V.  McHallam 

Nova  Scotia _ H.  N.  Craig 

Clyde,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Westlock 

Coaldale,  A . Montreal . E.  H.  Leigh 

Coaticook,  Q..  .  .  Commerce . P.  H.  D.  McCarthy 

”  Canadienne . U.  Courtmanche 

”  Royal . J.  J.  A.  Halle 

Cobalt,  O . Imperial . E.  T.  Cuttle 

”  Commerce . L.  R.  Pirie 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  A.  Thompson 

Commerce . R.  E.  Nevison 

Tor.-Dom . James  Harding 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  P.  Blakeston 

Commerce . E.  D.  Base 

Montreal . A.  D.  Dalgarno 

Royal . J.  W.  Clark 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .D.  W.  Traynor 

Imperial .  H.  T.  McIntyre 

”  Royal . G.  W.  Woods 

Codette,  S . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  A.  D.  MacLeod 

Colborne,  O.  .  .  .  Commerce . C.  H.  Hauser 

Cold  Lake  Sub  to 

RCAF  Sta.,  A.  Tor.-Dom .  Grand  Centre 

Coldwater,  O .  .  .  Tor.-Dom . J.  K.  Hamilton 

Coleman,  A . Commerce . J.  R.  Hill 

Coleraine  Sta.,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Thetford 

Mines 

Colinton,  A . Imperial . Sub  to  Athabasca 

Collingwood,  O. .  Commerce . H.  M.  Porteous 

”  Tor.-Dom . E.  S.  Wesenger 

”  Montreal . E.  E.  Tummon 

Colonsav,  S. .  . .  .  Tor.-Dom . J.  C.  Thom 

Colwood,  BC.  .  .  Commerce .  R.  Edwards 

Comber,  O . Royal . P.  Bedenham 

Comox,  BC . Commerce . Sub  to  Courtenay 

Compton,  Q.  .  .  .  Commerce . Sub  to  Waterville 

Coniston,  O . Commerce . Sub  to  Sudbury 

Conquest,  S.  .  .  .  Royal . A.  H.  Kranz 

Consecon,  O  .  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  A.  Treloar 

Consort,  A . Royal . S.  Falck 

Contrecoeur,  Q.  .  Canadienne . G.  Labelle 

Cookshire,  Q...  Montreal . H.  C.  Barter 

Cookstown,  O...  Royal . D.  F.  Gibb 

Cooksville,  O.  .  .  Royal . E.  C.  Maxwell 

Commerce . M.  H.  Gainey 

Copper  Cliff,  O. .  Tor.-Dom .  H.  L.  Willis 

Copper  Mtn.  BC  Commerce . Sub  to  Princeton 

Corner  Brook, Nd  Montreal . C.  R.  McKay 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  G.  L.  Gillis 
Commerce . L.  W.  Howell 

Corner  Brook, 

West,  Nd . Montreal . F.  P.  Gamble 

Cornwall,  O . Montreal . J.  C.  Wood 

”  ”  McConnell  A. 

&  Montreal  Rd.  J.  R.  Gervais 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  N.  Follett 

Tor.-Dom . C.  C.  McGarvie 

”  Royal . J.  H.  Coleman 

Imperial . R.  W.  Muir 

Commerce . A.  L.  Anderson 

Cornwallis,  H.S..  Royal. . .' . Sub  to  Annapolis 

Royal 

Coronation,  A. .  .  Tor.-Dom . G.  Hunter 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  C.  H.  Code 

Corunna,  O . Royal . L.  E.  South 

Coteau  Stat.,  Q. .  Provincial . N.  Hotte 

Cot  du  Lac,  Q .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Coteau  Sta. 

Cottam,  O . Imperial . R.  F.  Brown 

Courtenay,  BC. .  Royal . D.  B.  Maclean 

”  Commerce . H.  M.  Cornwall 

"  Nova  Scotia.  .  . .  W.  G.  Conlin 


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Courtright,  O .  . 
Cowansville,  Q . 


Craik,  S . 

Cranbrook,  BC. 

Crapaud,  PEI. .  . 

Crediton,  O . 

Creemore,  O .  .  .  . 
Creighton  Mine, 

O . 

Creston,  BC .  . . . 

Crofton,  BC .  .  .  . 

Crossfield,  A . .  .  . 
Crowland,  O ...  . 

Crysler,  O . 

Crystal  City,  M. 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Commerce . Sub  to  Sombra 

Commerce . G.  A.  McGerrigle 

Montreal . F.  M.  Allan 

Royal . A.  S.  Bourque 

Royal . H.  N.  Hamre 

Imperial . G.  T.  Winchester 

Royal . . . P.  M.  Irwin 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  E.  C.  Fraser 

Montreal . R.  R.  King 

Tor.-Dom .  B.  C.  McArthur 

Tor.-Dom . F.  L.  Hand 

Commerce . E.  E.  Mason 

Royal .  R.  G.  Fisk 

Commerce . Sub  to  Chemainus 

Royal . E.  B.  Corlett 

Commerce . A.  N.  Douglas 

Tor.-Dom . J.  J.  Willis 

Royal . P.  E.  L’Esperance 

Royal . F.  A.  Thorggrim- 


Cudworth,  S..  .  .  Commerce . J.  G.  Wood 

Cumberland,  BC  Royal . K.  C.  York 

Cupar.  S . Royal . G.  F.  Murphy 

Curling,  Nd . Montreal . C.  H.  Droppo 

Curran,  O . Royal . Sub  to  Plantagenet 

Cut  Knife,  S.  ..  .  Royal . C.  Newlove 

Dalhousie,  NB.  .  Royal . W.  R.  Fillmore 

Montreal . R.  O.  L.  Caya 

Dalhousie  Sta.,  Q  Royal . J.  P.  Beauchamp 

Danville,  Q . Commerce . A.  W.  Bishop 

Provincial . O.  Lamoureux 

Dartmouth,  NS.  Royal . I.  C.  McLeod 

”  North  End. .  .  .  F.  R.  Dunn 

Commerce . R.  E.  Morse 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  T.  H.  Miller 

Bridge  Br . K.  F.  Greig 

Montreal .  D.  E.  Ferris 

Dashwood,  O.  .  .  Montreal . Sub  to  Crediton 

Dauphin,  M  .  .  .  .  Montreal . S.  T.  McCulloch 

Commerce . S.  J.  Heggie 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  M.  I.  Gamblin 

Daveluyville,  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Davidson,  S.  .  .  .  Montreal . W.  G.  Clarke 

Dawson,  YT  ....  Commerce . E.  Martens 


Montreal . J.  W.  Wakley 

Dawson  Creek, 


BC.  . Commerce . K.  W.  McLean 

Tor.-Dom . J.  C.  Bennion 

”  Montreal . C.  R.  Allum 

Daysland,  A.  .  .  .  Montreal . V.  J.  Harney 

Debden,  S . Commerce . Sub  to  Big  River 

Deep  River,  O.  .  Montreal . J.  M.  Shannette 

Deer  Lake,  Nd..  Montreal . H.  H.  Reinke 

Delburne,  A.  .  .  .  Montreal . G.  W.  Andrews 

Delia,  A . Commerce . W.  H.  Gaetz 

Delhi,  O . Commerce . FI.  E.  Sutherby 

Imperial . J.  A.  Lloyd 

Montreal . W.  A.  Skoog 


Delisle,  S . Royal . D.  H.  Glazier 

Deloraine,  M .  .  .  Tor.  -Dom .  R.  T.  Rankin 

Delson,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Laprairie 

Delta,  O . Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Lyndhurst 

Derwent,  A . Nova  Scotia.  ...  L.  W.  Smith 

Deschaillons,  Q..  Canadienne . A.  Perusse 

Deschambault,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Portneuf 

Deseronto,  O.  .  .  Commerce . D.  F.  Weber 

Devon . Royal . R.  E.  J.  Hingston 

Didsbury,  A.  .  .  .  Royal . A.  J.  Allen 

Digby,  NS .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  C.  Morton 

Royal . C.  V.  Snow 

Dinsmore,  S.  .  .  .  Commerce . D.  D.  Jolly 

D’ Israeli  Q . Provincial . O.  Labrie 

Doaktown,  NB..  Nova  Scotia.  ...  K.  L.  Crowley 

Dolbeau,  Q . Canadienne . D.  Caergnan 

Dominion  City, 

M . Commerce . H.  T.  Kelly 

Domremy,  S..  .  .  Montreal . E.  C.  Pourbaix 

Donalda,  A . Imperial . J.  M.  Iverach 

Don  Mills,  O. . .  .  Royal . V.  M.  Rice 

Montreal . F.  G.  Brewer 


Donnacona,  Q. . .  Canadienne . C.  R.  Lindsay 

Dorchester,  O . . .  Tor.-Dom . .*  H.  C.  Francis 

Dorchester,  NB,  Royal . D.  F.  Tracy 

Dorion-Vaud- 

reuil,  Q . Canadienne .  F.  X.  Tisseur 


Dorval,  Q . 

Dosquet,  Q . 

Douglas,  O . 

Drayton,  O . 

Drayton  Val'y.A 
Dresden,  O . 

Drumbo,  O . 

Drumheller,  A. . . 


Drum'ndv'le,  Q . 


Dry  den,  O . 

Dublin,  O . 

Duck  Lake,  S . .  . 
Duncan,  BC.  .  .  . 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Canadienne . G.  Arsenault 

Royal . C.  L.  Lynch 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Pless'v’le,  Q 

Montreal . W.  W.  Wagg 

Royal . J.  A.  Fleming 

Royal . Sub  to  Evansburg 

Commerce . E.  W.  Tapp 

Tor.-Dom . E.  W.  Slaght 

Montreal . A.  B.  Gillard 

Commerce . A.  K.  Butler 

Montreal . J.  F.  Grant 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  H.  M.  Cosgrove 

Montreal . .  .  G.  H.  Belanger 

Provincial . R.  Brunelle 

(Lindsay  St.) . .  E.  Julien 
222  St.  Marcel  A.  Houde 

Commerce . I.  C.  Watson 

Royal  . W.  A.  Gosselin 

Canadienne . C.  A.  Savary 

Royal . G.  A.  Brown 

Commerce . W.  J.  Stewart 

Montreal . H.F.M.  Forestier 

Montreal . E.  Paulding 

Commerce . B.  W.  W.  Cocks 


Dundalk,  O . Commerce . H.  C.  Lane 

Dundas,  O . Commerce . G.  M.  Wedd 

”  Royal . J.  L.  Browne 

Montreal . S.  M.  Grant 

Dungannon,  O.  .  Commerce . Sub  to  Auburn 

Dunham,  Q . Commerce . Sub  to  Cow’nsville 

Dunnville,  O - Commerce . G.  E.  Northwood 

Royal . A.  C.  Finlay 

”  Tor.-Dom . W.  J.  Schaefer 

Duparquet,  Q...  Commerce . L.  M.  Comete 

Durham,  O . Commerce . W.  G.  McLeish 

Royal . W.  M.  Leonard 

Dutton,  O . Royal . C.  K.  Buckrell 


East  Angus,  Q.  .  Commerce . E.  A.  Jeanfavre 

East  Broughton,  Sub  to  Thetford 

Sta.,  Q . Canadienne .  Mines 

East  Coulee,  A..  Montreal . Sub  to  Drumheller 

Eastend,  S . Montreal . G.  N.  Andreasen 

E.  Florenceville, 

NB . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  A.  Field 

E.  Templeton,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  Gatineau 

E.  Windsor,  O.  .  Provincial . R.  Defoe 

Eatonia,  S . Royal . T.  L.  Williams 

Eastview,  O.  .  .  .  Canadienne . J.  H.  Tousignaut 

Commerce . W.  M.  Hubbs 

Eckville,  A . Imperial . E.  Kristensen 

Edgerton,  A.  .  .  .  Montreal . R.  C.  Reed 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Wainwright 

Edmonton,  A.  .  .  Imperial . J.  W.  McDairmid 

”  Jasper  Ave _ L.  L.  Mason 

&  107th  St. 

”  South . D.  C.  Howell 

”  82nd  Ave.  & 

99th  St . H.  M.  Halldorson 

"  Norwood  B'd.  L.  B.  Graban 
”  Alberta  Ave. .  .  O.  F.  R.  Sanderman 
”  Strathearn..  .  .  E.  C.  Ebdon 

”  124th  St . J.  L.  Brown 

”  Royal,  10023 

Jasper  Ave. . .  F.  J.  C.  Craine 
”  Bonnie  Doon.  H.  A.  Stackhouse 

”  Jasper  PI . D.  Mackenzie 

105th  St . B.  L.  Robinson 

”  ’’  118th  Ave.  & 

124th . A.  Mohr 

”  124th  St . L.  C.  Ferguson 

”  North . J.  S.  Lett 

”  South . W.  C.  M'Gillivray 

Commerce . D.  B.  Slattery 

”  Highlands, 

7119-11 2th  Ave.  W.  P.  Asmundson 
”  JasperAve.W  E.  H.  Pritchard 
”  McLeod  Bldg.  .W.  C.  Lumsden 
”  Edm'nton  S.. .  See  S.  Edmonton 

”  Jasper  PI . R.  W.  Moody 

”  ”  118th  Ave.  & 

”  82nd  St . C.  E.  Marsh 

”  ”  124th  St.  & 

118th  Ave. . . .  C.  H.  Smith 

Montreal . W.  H.  Newbigging 

”  118th  Ave _ C.  C.  Waller 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF 


BANKS  MANAGER 


OR AGENT 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MAN AGER O R AGENT 


Edmonton,  A . 


Montreal 

124th  St. . . 

"  97th  St . 

”  Jasper  Place. . . 
”  N.  Edmonton. 


E.  E.  Ohberg 
R.  T.  W.  Salton 
C.  W.  Clark 
R.  A.  Ireland 


”  Shoppers'  Pk., 

Westmount.  H.  B.  Mercereau 
”  South  Side.  .  .  T.  A.  M.  Bradley 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  D.  Hubbert 
”  Jasper  &1 14th  J.  C.  Brennan 
"  S.  Edmonton.  H.  E.  March 
”  101st  St . W.  R.  Macdonald 


Tor.-Dom. 

Main  Br. . .  . 
"  Jasper  Ave.  & 

100  St . 

”  Jasper  Ave. 

&  103rd  St. . . . 
”  109th  St.  & 
83rd  Ave.  .  . 
”  112th  St.  & 

76th  Ave . 

"  118th  &  124th 

Streets . 

”  124th  St.  & 
102nd  Ave. .  . 
”  142nd  St.  & 
102nd  Ave. . .  . 


I.  J.  Hutton 
W.  F.  Sadler 
M.  M.  Duncan 
E.  G.  Cruikshank 
H.  J.  Boyle 
R.  G.  Henderson 
James  Clubb 
W.  H.  Sales 


”  10851  Whyte 

Ave .  R.  B.  Burton 

”  W’stm'nt  Pk.  .J.  Souter 
Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  J.  Gavin 
”  Alberta  Blk.. . .  G.  T.  Self 

”  Calder .  H.  Skelton 

”  Edmonton,  S..  R.  L.  Robson 

”  118th  Ave.  .  .  .  L.  T.  Simonson 


Edmonton  South 

A  Tor.-Dom . see  S.  Edmonton 

Edmundston,  N  B  Royal . O.  V.  Stevenson 

”  Provincial . J.  E.  Thibault 

"  Montreal . J.  U.  F.  B.  Belair 

”  East,  NB..  Provincial . Sub  to  Edm’ndston 

Edson,  A . Imperial . G.  V.  Bolton 

”  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  J.  R.  Morrison 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  B.  Williamson 


Eganville,  O _ Montreal . W.  W.  Jarrett 

Elgin,  M . Commerce . W.  Davis 

Elgin,  O . Montreal . Sub  to  Westport 

Elk  Point,  A. . .  .  Tor.-Dom .  D.  J.  Tyson 

Elkhorn,  M . Commerce . J.  A.  Courts 

Elm  Creek,  M...  Commerce . H.  J.  Hunt 

Elmira,  O . Royal . H.  W.  Fraser 

”  Tor.-Dom . J.  B.  Runstedtler 

Elmsdale,  NS...  Royal . SubtoShuben- 

acadie 

Elmvale,  O . Tor.-Dom . F.  W.  Hannah 

Elmwood,  O.  .  .  .  Royal . Sub  to  Hanover 

Elnora,  A . Alta  Treas.  Br.  .  L.  E.  Olsen 

Elora,  O . Montreal . W.  J.  H.  Blair 

Elrose,  S . Royal . H.  J.  Ogden 

Embro,  O . Royal . A.  W.  Brown 

Embrun,  O . Royal . J.  R.  Dorval 

Emerson,  M .  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  B.  A.  Oakden 

Emo,  O . Commerce . Sub  to  Ft.  Frances 

Enchant,  A..  ..  Commerce . Sub  to  Vauxhall 


Enderby,  BC.  .  .  Montreal . G.  J.  S.  Anderson 

Englehart,  O....  Imperial . R.  E.  Tracy 

Erickson,  M.  .  .  .  Royal . S.  O.  Goodman 

Erin,  O . Royal . A.  E.  Douglas 

Espanola,  O .  .  .  .  Royal . L.  Peake 

Esquimalt,  BC..  Montreal . F.  H.  Hawkins 

Essex,  O . Imperial . J.  M.  Cordery 

”  Commerce . C.  H.  Watt 

Esterhazy . Royal . G.  A.  Prentice 

Estevan,  S . Montreal . B.  C.  Downey 

”  Commerce . T.  L.  Peterson 

Eston,  S . Commerce . G.  D.  McEachern 

Evansburg,  A..  .  Royal . W.  H.  Wood 

Everett,  O . Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Alliston 

Exeter,  O . Montreal . C.  E.  Shaw 

’ ’  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  H.  W.  Kelson 

Eyebrow,  S . Royal . F.  Steele 

Fairview,  A . Royal . H.  Baines 

”  Alta.  Treas.  Br.  C.  J.  McCune 

Commerce . W.  D.  Roy 

Fairviile,  NB  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  S.  H.  Crockett 


Fallier  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  J.  X.  E.  Joly 

Montreal . J.  G.  Sabran 

Farnham,  Q.  .  .  .  Commerce . O.  C.  Blair 

"  Canadienne . D.  FUbotte 

Fassett,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  toMontebello 

”  Provincial . Sub  to  Papin' ville 

Fawcett,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Westlock 

Fenelon  Falls,  O  Montreal . L.  F.  Cordick 

Fenwick,  O . Royal .  K.  P.  McGregor 

Fergus.  O . Imperial . W.  A.  L.  Robinson 

’■  Royal . A.  D.  McLennan 

Ferintosh,  A. .  .  .  Imperial .  G.  E.  Haggett 

Ferme  N'uve,  Q  Canadienne . A.  Chaput 

Fernie,  BC . Commerce . R.  Hainsworth 

Imperial . G.  B.  Turner 

Feversham.  O...  Tor.-Dom . C.  C.  Brown 

Field.  O . Canadienne . Sub  to  Sturg'n  F  Is 

Fillmore,  S . Royal . M.  G.  Dewar 

Finch,  O . Montreal .  H.  Middleton 

FisherBranch.M .  Commerce . V.  L.  Lowe 

Fitch  Bay,  Q _ Royal . Sub  to  Rock  Island 

Flesherton,  O.  .  .  Commerce . G.  W.  Ralph 

Flin  Flon,  M  . . . .  Commerce . G.  V.  Watson 

”  Royal . G.  O.  Bergman 

Foam  Lake,  S...  Royal . J.  J.  Dorey 

Fogo,  Nd .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  G.  Coleridge 

Fonthill,  O . Imperial . G.  L.  Gordon 

Fordwich,  O.  .  .  .  Commerce . Sub  to  Wroxeter 

Foremost.  A.  .  .  .  Royal . E.  D.  Teetzel 

Forest,  O .  .  Commerce . C.  S.  L.  Cadger 

Forestburg,  A...  Montreal . H.  W.  Dowkes 

Forest  Hill 

Village,  O .  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  O.  MacNaughton 
Forestville, 

Saguenay,  O.  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Rimouski 

Formosa,  O . Montreal . Sub  to  Teeswater 

Foremost,  A.  .  .  .  Royal . E.  D.  Teetzel 

Ft.  Chambly,  Q.  Commerce . A.  L.  F._  Bouchard 

Ft.  Coulonge,  Q.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  O.  Bridge 

Fort  Erie,  O.  .  .  .  Montreal . G.  G.  Sewell 

Commerce . L.  H.  Eyres 

”  Royal . S.  A.  McKenzie 

Fort  Erie  N.,  O.  Montreal . S.  G.  Barton 

Fort  Frances,  O.  Commerce . R.  J.  Prentice 

Tor.-Dom . J.  B.  Brown 

Fort  Garry,  M.  .  Royal.  Pembina 

&  Oakenwald  A.  J.  D.  Bridge 

Ft.  Langley,  BC.  Commerce . Sub  to  Langley  Pr. 

Ft.  McLeod,  A..  Commerce . H.  C.  Reeves 

Ft.  Qu’Ap'elle,  S  Imperial . C.  Currie 

Ft.  St.  James, BC  Commerce . Sub  to  Vanderhoot 

Ft.  St.  John,  BC  Commerce . J.  F.  Lornie 

Royal . J.  P.  Musson 

Fort  Sask’an,  A.  Royal . L.  B.  Long 

Commerce . N.  T.  Haddow 

Fort  William,  O.  Montreal . T.  W.  Tod 

”  East  End . C.  T.  Wilcox 

Tor.-Dom . G.  A.  Smithson 

”  Victoria&N'rth  W.  J.  Strathdee 
”  Westfort  -129 

W.  Frederica..  H.  M.  Johnston 

Imperial .  C.  Crook 

Commerce . R.  H.  Hunter 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  G.  K.  Laing 

Royal . T.  K.  Burke 

Fortierville,  Q. .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Gentilly 

Fournier,  O . Canadienne . SubtoV’nkle’k  Hill 

Frampton,  Q  . . . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Frankford,  O. . .  .  Montreal . C.  C.  McEachern 

Fredericton,  NB.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  R.  Monteith 

Royal . W.  F.  Flewelling 

Montreal . D.  D.  Trotter 

Commerce . D.  II.  Etter 

"  Bridge  St.  Br. .  P.  C.  Hanley 

”  Junct.,  NB  Royal . L.  J.  Childs 

Freelton,  O . Tor.-Dom . E.  R.  Edwards 

Freeman,  O . Royal . Sub  to  Burlington 

Freeport,  NS...  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  P.  R.  Milburn 

Frelighsburg,  Q. .  Commerce . Sub  to  Bedford 

Frood  Mine,  O.  .  Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Sudbury  N. 

Fruitvale,  BC.  ..  Montreal . Sub  to  Trail 

Gagetown.  NB..  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  W.  Coughlan 
agetown  Mili¬ 
tary  Camp, NB  Montreal . Sub  to  Fredericton 

Galiano  Is.,  BC.  Montreal . Sub  to  Ganges 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Galt.,  O . Commerce . W.  W.  Greig 


,,  Royal . A.  S.  McKay 

„  Imperial . G.  G.  Elliott 

,,  Montreal . F.  J.  Edwards 

Tor.-Dom . H.  J.  Lancashire 

Gananoque,  O...  Montreal . J.  A.  Bell 

_  "  Tor.-Dom . J.  H.  Mills 

Gander,  Nd . Royal . J.  E.  Austen 

Ganges,  BC . Montreal . A.  M.  I.  Field 

Garthby  Sta.,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  toThetf’d  M's 

Garson  Mine,  O.  Tor.-Dom . P.  Rowe 

Gaspe,  Q . Tor.-Dom . D.  R.  Taylor 

”  Canadienne . A.  Coulombe 

Gaspe  Copper 

Mines  T'nsite,  Q  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  Duhamel 

Gatineau,  Q.  .  .  .  Montreal . E.  A.  Bedard 

Provincial . J.  S.  Paquette 

Gentilly,  Q . Provincial . J.  A.  Turgeon 

Georgetown,  O..  Commerce . C.  J.  Hart 

Royal . R.  W.  Darou 

Geraldton,  O - Royal . L.  A.  Hunt 

”  Tor.-Dom . W.  G.  Graham 

Commerce . L.  Taylor 

Gibsons,  BC.  .  .  .  Montreal . D.  B.  Smith 

Giffard,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Beauport,  Q 

Canadienne . 

Gilbert  Pl'ns,  M  Commerce . W.  Lally 

Gimli,  M . Imperial . R.  L.  Wasson 

Glace  Bay,  NS . .  Royal . E.  A.  Capstick 

Montreal . E.  G.  Wornell 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  F.  R.  Nauss 

Commerce . K.  F.  Homer 

Gladstone,  M  . .  .  Montreal . F.  J.  L.  Battle 

Glaslyn,  S . Nova  Scotia.  .  . .  T.  W.  Seekins 

Gleichen,  A . Commerce . R.  W.  Hanley 

Glenavon,  S.  .  .  .  Tor.-Dom . K.  L.  Holmes 

Glenboro’,  M.  .  .  Royal . G.  E.  Bridle 

Glencoe,  O . Montreal .  B.  F.  D.  Bowman 

Glendon,  A . Commerce . W.  L.  Lunder 

Glen  Rob’tson,  O  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Alexandria 

Glidden,  S . Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Madison 

Godbout,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  toBaieC'meau 

Goderich,  O.  .  .  .  Montreal . W.B.M. Armstrong 

Commerce . F.  A.  Waters 

Royal . W.  G.  Dulmage 

Golden,  BC . Imperial . W.  R.  Bell 

Goodsoil,  S . Imperial . Sub  to  Loon  Lake 

Goose  Airport, 

Labrador .  Royal .  R.  E.  Stewart 

Gore  Bay,  O . . .  .  Montreal . H.  Hilliard 

Gorrie,  O . Tor.  Dom . G.  A.  Beattie 

Govan,  S.. . Royal . J.  J.  Hand 

Gracefield  Q.  .  .  .  Canadienne . J.  R.  Thibauit 

Granby,  Q . Commerce .  P.  C.  Geddes 

Montreal .  R.  Lamothe 

”  ”  St.  Charles  & 

Main . J.  P.  R.  Daoust 

Canadienne . L.  Riberdy 

Royal . P.  G.  Jack 

Provincial . H.  P.  Comeau 

Tor.-Dom . J.  J.  Cairns 

Granby  West,  Q  Canadienne . H.  Senecal 

Grand  Bank,  Nd  Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  A.  Rafuse 

Grand  Bend,  O. .  Montreal . Sub  to  Exeter 

Grand  Baie,  Q.  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Bagotville 

Grand  Centre,  A  Tor.-Dom . C.  L.  Douglas 

Grand  Falls,  NB  Montreal . O.  O.  A.  Jarry 

Royal . G.  Johnston 

Grand  Falls,  Nd  Montreal . F.  M.  Stevens 

”  Mill  Road  Montreal . Sub  to  Grand  Fall- 

Grand  Forks,  BC  Commerce . W.  Penman 

Gr’d  Manan,  NB  Nova  Scotia.  ...  E.  V.  Allan 

Grand’  M£re,  Q. .  Montreal . J.  E.  Lalonde 

Grand’Mere  Canadienne . E.  Rousseau 

Commerce . G.  Cloutier 

Grandes  Piles,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  G'd  Mere,  Q 

Grand  Prairie,  A  Royal . J.  S.  Menzies 

Montreal . R.  H.  Faulkner 

Imperial . C.  W.  Lapper 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  P.  E.  Geyer 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  A.  MacLeod 

Grand  Riviere,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Chandler,  Q 

Grand  Valley,  O.  Royal . V.  M.  Blake 

Grandview,  M.  .  Commerce . H.  G.  Boughner 

Granum,  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  S.  K.  Ozment 

Grassy  Lake,  A..  Montreal . Sub  to  Taber 

Gravelbourg,  S  . .  Tor.-Dom . V.  E.  French 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OK  AGENT 


Gravenhurst,  O. .  Tor.-Dom . W.  R.  Leaitch 

Royal .  R.  H.  Brooks 

Greenwood,  BC.  Commerce . Sub  to  G’nd  Forks 

Greenwood 

(R.C.A.F.),NS  Commerce . Sub  to  Kingston 

Grenfell,  S . Tor.-Dom . J.  A.  Davidson 

Grenville,  Q.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  G.  C.  Higginson 

Grimsby,  O . Commerce . J.  G.  Bateman 

”  Montreal . L.  E.  Flood 

Gnmshaw,  A. . .  .  Commerce . A.  M.  Tarbuck 

Grondines,  Q...  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Portneuf 

Guelph,  O . Tor.-Dom . T.  A.  Smith 

”  Montreal . C.  W.  McMartin 

Commerce . G.  L.  Clarke 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  B.  Guest 

Royal . J.  M.  Olver 

Ont.  Sav.  Office.  R.  C.  Cooke 

Imperial . J.  E.  Sibbald 

Gull  Lake,  S. . .  .  Royal . J.  A.  Glendinning 

Guysboro’,  NS.  .  Royal . J.  M.  Larrabee 

Hagersville,  O..  .  Commerce . H.  W.  Corman 

Royal . F.  W.  Prudhomme 

Haileybury,  O...  Nova  Scotia  .  .  A.  M.  Hurst 

Hairy  Hill,  A.  .  .  Commerce . Sub  to  Willingdon 

Haliburton,  O...  Montreal . N.  R.  Grose 


Nova  Scotia.  ...  G.  N.  Roberts 
"  Barrington  St.  G.  E.  McCracken 

"  it  r\  tj _ 


”  N’th  &Agric'a.  J.  R.  Thompson 
”  N.W.  Arm.. .  .  G.  K.  McLeod 

Imperial . J.  H.  G.  Scott 

Royal,  George 

&  Hollis . G.  A.  Owen 

Al’n  &  Ag - E.  J.  Reyno 

”  Armdale . A.  G.  Dickie 

”  Fairview . J.  C.  Pope 

Gottin'n  St.. .  S.  L.  Murray 
”  Morris  &  Bn.  .  A.  S.  Hopkins 
Quinp'l  &  Ox.  L.  A  Murray 
"  Sp’g  G’n  Rd. .  E.  H.  Page 

Montreal . F.  W.  Troop 

”  Fairview . G.R.D.  Greening 

N.  End . C.  Smith 

”  Quinpool  & 

Harvard .  I.  C.  H.  Storer 

Commerce . T.  A.  Pugsley 

”  Personal  Loan 

Dept .  R.  F.  Crosby 

"  Spring 

Garden  Rd ...  J.  F.  Ainsworth 
”  Quinpool  Rd.  .  J.  P.  Doyle 

Tor.-Dom . J.  G.  McLaren 

Halkirk,  A . Royal . W.  H.  Sandall 

Hamilton,  O.  .  .  .  COMMERCE.  .  N.  B.  Weir 
”  Barton  & 

Kenilworth.  .  .  C.  Murray 
”  ”  Barton  & 

Parkdale . J.  V.  Morelli 

"  Delta  Br.  .  .  .  H.  F.  Etherington 


(King&Main) 

”  James  &B'ton  E.  J.  McDonald 
”  James&Young  W.  A.  Robinson 
”  King&S’ford  S.  B.  Clarke 
"  King  &  W’ton  R.  W.  E.  Wood 
”  Locke  & 

Herkimer - A.  E.  Jenner 

”  Main  & 

Kenilworth  .  .  J.  J.  Hoffman 
”  Ottawa  St.  & 

Campbell  Ave.  E.  J.  Kelly 
"  Queen  &  York  S.  McNairn 
”  Sherman  & 

Barton . F.  C.  A.  Reuter 

"  Westdale . E.  A.  Ward 

TOR.-DOM.  .  .  .  H.  E.  Crawford 
”  Aberdeen  & 

Dundurn . W.  Barlow 

”  37  James  St. S.  C.  A.  Dixon 
”  Kenilworth 

&  Barton ....  C.  A.  Perry 
”  King  &  W'th .  J.  S.  Dean 
”  Mt.  Ham'n  Br.  G.  F.  Hemingway 
”  Market  B’ch.  H.  R.  CluS 
’’  Ottawa  St.  N.  J.  H.  Simpson 
”  Westdale . A.  H.  Morrison 


BANK  BRANCHES 


[  1956 


PLACES 


Hamilton,  0. 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

MONTREAL. .  .  H.  L.  McKay 
"  Barton  &  Viet.  I.  B.  Allen 
"  Cent.  Mark...  W.  M.  Nisbet 
”  Gage  &  Barton  C.  S.  Grenache 
"  Holton  Ave. . .  A.  C.  Royce 
”  Jas.  &  Barton.  L.  I.  Ferguson 
”  Kenilworth  & 

Newlands  Aves  K.  C.  Manuell 
”  Thorndale  & 

Main  W . Sub  to  Hamilton 

1  West’gh'se  Av.  J.  K.  Irvin 


IMPERIAL.  . 
"  207  Ottawa 
St.  N . 

”  Queenston  & 
Glassco  .... 

NOV.  SC . 

"  James  & 
Burlington. . 


W.  R.  Rodger 

V.  J.  Eidt 

J.  F.  Ray 
G.  J.  Touchie 

T.  R.  Stewart 


King  &  Sher..  D.  A.  Wood 
”  James  St.  S. 

&  Brucedale  R.  R.  Kennedy 
"  Main  & 

Kenilworth .  .  C.  M.  Robb 
”  Parkdale  & 

Superior . G.  A.  Allen 

ROYAL 

21-23  King  St.  E.  E.  Amy 
”  Bar'n&Ottawa  W.  M.  Morphet 
"  Br’n&W'ntw’h  C.  G.  Booth 

"  Delta . V.  E.  Springer 

”  Locke  &  Main  F.  L.  Redden 
”  Main  &  Sher’n  C.  E.  Fairies 

”  Market . R.  C.  Billingsley 

"  Mt  Hamilton  L.  C.  Kitchen 
”  Shopping  Sub  to  Barton  & 

Centre .  Ottawa 

ONT.  SAV.  OFF. 

”  36  James  St. S.  W.  L.  Barnecott 
”318  Ottawa  N.  G.  E.  Strohacker 

Royal . S.  W.  Taylor 

Provincial . Sub  to  Ottawa 

Provincial . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Nova  Scotia.  . .  .  C.  L.  Flemming 

Montreal . G.  H.  Molyneux 

Royal . D.  M.  Martin 

Royal . C.  N.  Shingler 

Hanna,  A . Royal . T.  A.  Horn 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  H.  D.  B.  Clarke 

Hanover,  O . Montreal . E.  T.  Wilson 

”  Royal . C.  W.  Zilliax 

Hantsport,  NS.  .  Commerce . C.  G.  Robinson 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  A.  L.  Harlow 
Har.  Grace,  Nd.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  N.  W.  Lebans 

Hardisty,  A . Commerce . R.  E.  Daw 

Harris,  S . Royal . J.  G.  Mason 

Harriston,  O. .  .  .  Royal . C.  E.  Tupper 

Harrow,  O .  Imperial . C.  W.  Miller 

Hartland,  NB...  Montreal . H.  W.  Dick 

Hartney,  M . Montreal . N.  F.  Ready 

Harvey  Sta.,  NB  Royal . W.  A.  Thompson 


Hamiota,  M  .  . .  . 
Hammond,  O .  .  . 
Ham  Nord,  Q . . . 
Hampton,  NB  .  . 
Haney,  BC . 

Hanley,  S. 


Hastings,  O 
Havelock,  O.  .  .  . 
Havelock,  NB. . . 
HavreS.  Pierre,  Q 
Hawarden,  S 
Hawkesbury, 


Royal . H.  Youngs 

Tor.-Dom . George  Milliken 


R.  W.  Porter 
J.  A.  R.  Rouin 
J.  S.  McNabb 
L.  R.  Monderie 
A.  A.  Prefontaine 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Highgate,  O.  .  .  .  Montreal . f '^Carthew 

Highl’ndCreekO  Commerce...  . .  .  F.  W.  Cart^ 

'  Commerce......  V.  McLeod 


High  Prairie, 
High  River,  A. 


Hillcrest,  A . .  .  . 
Hillsbor'h,  NB. 
Hillsburg,  O .  .  . 

Hillsdale,  O - 

Hines  Creek,  A. . 


Hull,  Q. 


Humboldt,  S . . 


Nova  Scotia. 

Commerce . . . 

Commerce. . . 

O. .  Nova  Scotia. 

Canadienne. . 

Hays,  A . Commerce . Sub  to  Vauxhall 

Hazelton,  BC...  Royal . SubtoN. Hazelton 

Hearst,  O . Imperial . J.  D.  Wall 

Heart’s  Content, 

Nd . Royal . E.  B.  Rankin 

Hebertville  Sta. .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Alma,  Q. 

Hemmingford,  Q  Commerce . J.  A.  Doucet 

Henry  ville,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Jean 

Hensall,  O .  Montreal . K.  K.  Christian 

Hepburn,  S . Imperial . J.  A.  Attwater 

Hepworth,  O. . . .  Royal . H.  J.  Powell 

Herbert,  S . Montreal . C.  E.  Cuthbert 

Hespeler,  O . Montreal . W.  E.  E.  Chamber- 

lain 

Tor.-Dom . W.  W.  Heaney 

Hickson,  O . Commerce . Sub  to  Woodstock 


Royal .... 

Royal . Sub  to  Bellevue 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  W.  Croft 

Royal . A.  J.  Pow  . 

Commerce . Sub  to  Barrie 

Commerce . Sub  to  Fairview 

Hinton,  A . Royal . J-  G-  Cunnin 

Hochelaga,  Q.  .  .  Provincial . B.  Dupont 

Hodgeville,  S.  .  .  Tor.-Dom . £’s%^verklge 

Holden,  A . Royal . H.  S.  Bevenage 

Holland,  M . Commerce . I’  Forest 

Holstein,  O . Montreal . Sub  to  Mt.  t1  crest 

Hope  BC . Montreal .  R.F.  Cornwall 

Hornepayne,  O.  .  Imperial . I-  B. 

Houston,  BC....  Royal .  r^M  Moore 

Howick,  Q . Commerce . C.  M.  Moore 

Huberdeau,  Q.  ■  ■  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Jer°™e 

Hudson,  O .  Imperial . Sub  to  Sioux  Look  t 

Hudson,  Q . Canadienne . J.  E.  Daoust 

Hudson  Bay,  S. .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  L.  G.  Robson 

Hughenden,  A .  .  Montreal . G.  F.  Holmes 

Provincial . F.  Allard 

”  St.  Laurent  & 

Champ’n . G.  Ouellette 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  Bourgon 

Montreal . J-  P-  Belley 

Royal . J.  C.  Boucher 

Canadienne . A.  Lapointe 

”  Blvd.  St.  Jos.  S.  Latreille 
”  162  rue  Eddy..  D.  Seguin 

Commerce . O.  Stone 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  P  Crow 

Humberstone,  O.  Imperial . F.  R.  Wilson 

Hunter  Riv.  PEI  Royal . G.  I.  McKay 

Huntingdon.  Q. .  Commerce . R.  C  Morrison 

"  Montreal . G.  W.  Thompson 

Huntsville,  O.  .  .  Tor.-Dom . C.  R.  Grigg 

”  Royal . F.  H.  Brooks 

Hythe,  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  C.  E.  Lee 

Iberville,  Q . Canadienne . R.  Douville 

Ilderton,  O.  .  .  .  Commerce . E.  S.  McGrath 

Ile-aux-Coudres,  .  , 

Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Bale  St.  Paul  | 

lie  Bizard,  Q...  .  Canadienne . SubtoSte.Gene’ve- 

de  Pierrefonds 

He  Dupas,  Q _ Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Barth’mi 

lie  Perrot,  Q _ Canadienne . Sub  to  Dor’nVaud'i 

Imperial,  S . Royal . W.  E.  Stedman 

Indian  Head,  S. .  Royal . W.  B.  Gower 

Ingersoll,  O . Royal . R.  S.  Foster 

Montreal . F.  H.  Woolley 

"  Imperial . J.  R.  Henley 

Royal . Sub  to  Brampton 

Provincial . Sub  to  Tracadie 

Royal . E.  McDowell 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  R.  E.  Stark 

Innisfree,  A . Commerce . G.  G.  Walker 

Invermay,  S.  .  .  .  Royal . G.  B.  Crane 

Invermere,  BC..  Imperial . W.  H.  Lloyd 

Inverness,  NS...  Royal . L.  A.  Pothier 

Inverness,  Q.  .  .  .  Royal . J.H.Y.Cruicksh’nk 

Inwood,  O . Montreal . Sub  to  Alvinston 

Irma,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Wainwright 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Wainwright 

Iroquois,  O . Montreal . C.  W.  Hodgert 

Royal . D.  L.  G.  Davis 

Iroquois  Falls,  O  Royal . J.W.B.  Brandreth 

Isle  Maligne,  Q. .  Montreal . Sub  to  Ville  d’ Alma 

Isle  Verte,  Q. . .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Riviere  du 

Loup 

Islington,  O . Royal . J.  B.  W.  Curtis 

Commerce . L.  E.  Miller 

Dominion . T.  J.  MacFarlane 

(Six  Pts.) .  Imperial .  H.  Barlow 

Issoudun,  Q .  .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Ste.  Croix 

Ituna,  S . Royal . A.  C.  Shattuck 

Jacquet  Riv.,NB  Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  H.  Hill,  A/mgr. 

Jamestown,  O...  Royal . H.  G.  Spring 

Jarvis,  O . Commerce . J.  C.  Reynolds 

Jasper,  A . Imperial . E.  C.  Kochen 


Inglewood,  O  .  .  . 
Inkerman,  NB .  . 
Innisfail,  A . 


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BANK  BRANCHES 


45 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Joliette,  Q . Provincial . R.  St.  Jean 

Canadienne . M.  Forest 

’’  Royal . F.'O.  Doray 

Jonquiere,  Q..  .  .  Canadienne . J.  L.  Tremblay 

Provincial . C.  Ouellette 

Kamloops,  BC...  Commerce . G.  A.  Sutherland 

Montreal . A.  R.  W.  Wilson 

Royal . C.  R.  McLeod 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  B.  Warren 

Kamouraska,  Q  .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Pascal 

Kamsack,  S . Montreal . R.  R.  Wright 

”  Tor.-Dom . D.  M.  Walker 

Kapuskasing.  O.  Imperial . G.  Coulter 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  L.  A.  Luetchford 

Kaslo,  BC . Montreal . W.  J.  D  Walker 

Kazubazua,  Q..  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Maniwaki 

Keene,  O . Tor.-Dom . F.  L.  Wismer 

Keewatin,  O.  .  .  .  Royal . H.  J.  Rolston 

Kelliher,  S . Montreal . T.  A.  Parnell 

Kelowna,  BC.  .  .  Montreal . A.  E.  Walters 

”  Royal . J.  K.  Campbell 

”  Commerce . A.  D.  Cryderman 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  E.  Lapp 

Kelvington,  S..  .  Commerce . A.  P.  Morris 

Kemano,  BC. .  .  .  Royal . N.Martwick,  Act. 

Kemptville,  O. .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  P.  Warneford 

Keniiworth,  O. . .  Tor-Dom . Sub  to  Mt.  Forest 

Kenmore,  O.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Russell 
Kennetcook,  NS  Nova  Scotia.  ,  .  .  D.  M.  Christie 
Kenogami,  Q. . .  .  Canadienne. . .  . 

"  Royal . 

Kenora,  O . 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


V.  Simard 
J.A.A.L.  Chevrier 


Nova  Scotia. 

”  Royal ........ 

Kensington,  PEI  Nova  Scotia. 


Tor.-Dom . W.  D.  Cockerill 

Imperial .  R.  G.  O’Neill 


Kenton,  M  . 
Kentville,  NS. 


Commerce  . . .  . 
N  ova  Scotia .  . 

R  oyal . 

Montreal . 

Commerce 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom  .  .  .  . 


.  A.  Blackburn 
.  C.  A.  Roberts 
.  G.  S.  E.  Spicer 
.  J.  D.  Sills 
.  L.  G.  Baiden 
.  D.  S.  Crosby 
.  W.  L.  Owen 
.  J.  A.  Mackenzie 
.  H.  W.  Smith 
.  E.  J.  Reid 
T.  A.  Peckham 


Kindersley,  S .  . 


Kingston,  O .  . 


Kingsville,  O . . 


Kitchener,  O .  . . . 


Keremeos,  BC. 

Kerrobert,  S.  .  . 

Kerwood,  O  .  .  . 

Keswick,  O . Commerce ... 

Kildala,  BC .  Royal . Sub  to  Kemano 

Kildare,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Joliette 

Killaloe,  O . Commerce . H.  J.  McCulloch 

Killam.  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  D.  M.  Witwer 

”  Montreal . A.  C.  T.  Dickson 

Killarney,  M-.  .  .  Commerce . C.  L.  Britton 

Kimberley,  BC. .  Montreal . E.  F.  Barnes 

Kinburn,  O . Royal . J-  C.  Hatcher 

Kincaid.  S . Commerce . H.  Robertson 

Kincardine,  O. .  Montreal . J’  O-  “J™ 

Royal . B.  D.  Henry 

Commerce .  C.  U.  Miller 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  B.  Livingstone 

King  City,  O. . .  .  Commerce . M. _  H.  Bell 

Kingsey  Falls,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Warwick 

Kingston,  NS.  .  .  Commerce . E.  W.  Pamenter 

Montreal . J.  R-  McLean 

”  Princess  & 

Barrie  Sts - J-  E.  Poupore 

Commerce . F.  P.  Boyce 

”  Bagot  &  Brock  J.  Haxton 
”  Princess  & 

Alfred . R.  A.  Wilson 

Tor.-Dom . J.  H.  Smith 

”  396  Princess.  .  B.  C.  Case 

Royal . L.  H.  Leach 

”  Princess  &  „ 

Tower . K.  M.  McQuarrie 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  G.  F.  Kerr 

Imperial . J-  S.  Harrison 

.  Royal . R.  S.  Patterson 

Montreal . C.  W.  I  ley 

Kinistino,  S . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  T.  W.  Miller 

Kinkora,  PEI...  Provincial . Sub  to  Summerside 

Kipling  S  . Tor.-Dom . L.  Gemmill 

Kirkfield,  O . Commerce . |ub  to  Coboconk 

Kirkland  Lake.  O  Imperial.  .  .  .  .  .  .  N. 

”  Commerce . T.  A.  Inglis 

"  Tor.-Dom.  .....  H.  A.  Corrigan 


Kitimat,  BC . .  . 


Kitscoty,  A  . . . 
Knowlton,  Q . . 
Komoka,  O . .  . 


Montreal . 

”  Fred’k  &  Edna 
"  King  &  Ottawa 

Commerce . 

Imperial . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

”  19  King  E _ 

”  King&  Francis 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Alta  Treas.  Br. . . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 


Kyle,  S . 

La  Baie,  Q . 

Labelle,  Q . 

Labrieville,  Q . .  . 
Lacadena,  S .  .  .  . 
Lac  au  Sau'n,  Q 

La  Cave,  O . 

Lac-Bouchette 

Sta’n.,  Q . 

Lac  du  Bonnet, 

M . 

Lac  Carre,  Q . . . . 

Lac  Casse,  Q. .  .  . 
Lachenaie,  Q . . . . 
Lachine,  Q . 


Tor.-Dom .  .  . 
Canadienne . . . 
Provincial.  .  . 
Provincial 
Commerce . . . 
Provincial .  .  . 
Nova  Scotia. 


R.  H.  Magwood 
H.  F.  Major 

A.  W.  Underhill 
W.  J.  Noblett 

M.  G.  Coburn 
A.  McPhedran 
H.  W.  Riepert 
James  Steele 

H.  S.  Chambers 

G.  T.  Corlett 

H.  J.  Parmiter 

A.  Y.  Macdonald 
Sub  to  Vermilion 
J.  Y.  Andrews 
Sub  to  Market  Sq., 

London,  O. 

N.  E.  Weaver 
Sub  to  Nicolet 
J.  Decarveel 

S.  De  LaHaye 

B.  S.  Card 
Sub  to  Amqui 
Sub  to  Mattawa 


Canadienne . Sub  to  Roberval 

Royal . E.  F.  Shewfelt 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Agathe 

des  Monts 


Provincial . 

Provincial . 

Provincial . 

Canadienne 
1000  N.  Dame 
605  rue  Provost 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

”  45th  Ave . 

Lachute,  Q . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Provincial . 

Montreal . 

Lachute  Mills,  Q  Provincial . 

Lac  la  Biche,  A. .  Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 

Imperial . 

Lac  Masson,  Q  . .  Provincial . 


Lac  Megantic,  Q 
Lac  Ste.  Marie,  Q 

Lacolle,  Q . 

Lacombe,  A.  .  .  . 


La  Conception,  Q 

Ladner,  BC . 

Ladysmith,  BC.. 

Lafleche,  S . 

La  Have,  NS.  .  . 

Laird,  S . 

Lajord,  S . 

Lakefield,  O .  .  .  . 
Lakeview,  O .  .  .  . 


Provincial . 

Provincial . 

Commerce . 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. 

Provincial . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Royal. . 

Imperial . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 


Sub  to  Labrieville 
Sub  to  Terrebonne 
L.  W.  Godin 

J.  E.  Daoust 
Sub  to  above 

E.  C.  M.  Pratt 
R.  M.  Wylie 
J.  A.  Brosseau 

J.  M.  R.  Teasdale 
W.  J.  Buckley 
J.  P.  Gauthier 
D.  M.  Hay 
P.  Nepveu 

R.  E.  White 
H.  A.  Linnell 
Sub  to  St.  Agathe 

des  Monts 
William  M.  Poirier 
Sub  to  Maniwaki 
J.  Y.  Fortier 

F.  Pamenter 
W.  H.  Hayne 
W.  D.  Low 
Sub  to  Labelle 

S.  N.  Raymond 
H.  F.  Wallace 
N.  S.  Rainville 
W.  C.  Delany 
D.  Murray 

L.  R.  Woodward 
S.  R.  Henderson 
R.  E.  Davis 
C.  R.  Clough 


Lake  Cowichan, 

BC . 

Lake  Lenore,  S. 
Lake  Louise,  A. 

La  Macaza,  Q.. 
La  Malbaie,  Q . 

Lamartine,  Q .  . 
Lambeth,  O .  .  . 
Lambton,  Q.  .  . 

Lamecque,  NB 
Laminerve,  Q .  . 


Lamont,  A.  . .  . 
Lampman,  S. . . 

Lanark,  O . 

Lancaster,  N  B . 

Lancaster,  O .  • . 


.  Tor.-Dom . J.  P-  Allan 

.  Montreal . T.  H.  Gallant 

Montreal . During  Tourist 

Season  Only 

Canadienne . Sub  to  L  An  nci  t  n 

.  Provincial . J  ■  L.  A.  Pouliot 

Canadienne . J.  L.  Gendron 

Provincial  . Sub  to  Montmagny 

'  Royal . R.  H.  Squires 

Canadienne . Sub  to  N.  D.  de  la 

Guadeloupe 

.  Provincial . Sub  to  Caraquet 

Canadienne . Sub  to  L  Annon- 

ciation 

Provincial . Sub  to  Labelle 

.  Commerce . H.  M.  Dafoe 

.  Montreal . Sub  to  Estevan 

.  Nova  Scotia - R.  W.  McCain 

.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  H  Farrell 

Tor.-fiom . C.  H.  Seip 

.  Montreal . C.  E.  Kitts 


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NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Imperial. 


.  .  .  L.  A.  Langan 

Sub  to  Quebec,  385 

Canadienne .  Rue  St.  Paul 

Tor.-Dom . H.  F.  Deutscher 

Commerce . Sub  to  Colwood 


Landis,  S . 

L’Ange  Gardien. 

(M’tm'cy),  Q . 

Langenburg,  S.  . 

Langford,  BC . .  . 

Langley  Prairie, 

BC . Royal . M.  O.  Knudsen 

Commerce . C.  D.  Fyfe 

Langruth,  M  . . . .  Royal . T.  Bertram 

Langton,  O . Imperial . A.  G.  Cooper 

Lanigan,  S . Royal . A.  G.  Cutler 

L'Annonciation, 

Q . Canadienne . T.  Dubois 

Lanoraie,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Berthierville 

Lansdowne,  O. .  Montreal . S.  I.  Puttenham 

L'AnseSt.Jean.Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Chicoutimi 

Lansing,  O . Commerce . J.  A.  Kidd 

Royal . C.  S.  Blathwayt 

La-Patrie,  Q.  .  .  .  Provincial . Lac  Megantic 

La  Petite  Riviere  Canadienne . Sub  to  Baie  St. 

St.  Francois,  Q  Paul 


Canadienne . D.  Hebert 

(2  branches) 

Montreal . J.  M.  L.  Meunier 

Imperial . Sub  to  Virgin’town 

Canadienne . Sub  to  La  Sarre,  Q 

Tor.-Dom . J.  E.  Ewing 

Royal  . . P.  E.  de  Laplante 

A.  Duval 
J.  A.  L'Heureux 


Laprairie,  Q . 

Larder  Lake  ,0. 

La  Reine,  Q .  .  . 

La  Salle,  O .  .  .  . 

La  Salle,  Q .  .  .  . 

La  Sarre,  Q . Canadienne 

Commerce 

Lashburn,  S.  .  .  .  Commerce .  B.  R.  Christenson 

L’Assomption,  Q  Canadienne . M.  Lachance 

La  Trenche,  Q. . .  Royal . Sub  to  La  Tuque 

La  Tuque,  Q - Royal . T.  G.  H.  E.  Racine 

Canadienne . J.  A.  Leduc 

Laurentides,  Q .  .  Provincial . R.  Masse 

(P.O.  St.  Lin) 

Laurier  Sta.,  Q. .  Canadienne . SubtoDeschaillons 

Laurierville,  Q .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Plessisville 

Lauzon,  Q . Canadienne . L.  Carrier 

Laval  des  Rap¬ 
ides,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Pont  Viau 

Lavaltrie,  Q.  .  .  .  Canadienne. . . .  Sub  to  L'Ass’mpt'n 

L’ Avenir,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Drummond- 

ville-Lindsay 

Lawrencetown, 

NS . Royal . J.  W.  Connell 

Lawrenceville,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Valcourt 

Leader,  S . Commerce .  H.  Puschelberg 

Leamington,  O..  Royal . L.  D.  Stocks 

Montreal . H.  M.  Harper 

tt  Tor.-Dom . R.  Humphrey 

T  Commerce . F.  M.  Reynolds 

Leaside,  O . Imperial . M.  E.  George 

Commerce . W.  L.  Gunton 

”  Eglinton  & 

ti  Bayview.  .  .  .  E.  N.  Grant 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  Black 

Leask,  S . Royal . J.  Monahan 

Leduc,  A . Montreal . M.  W.  Bond 

T  ,  ’’  ^  Royal . J.  C.  Reid 

Leeds  Village,  Q  Royal . Sub  to  Inverness 

Lefaivre,  O . Provincial . Sub  to  Alfred 

Lefroy,  O . Commerce . Sub  to  Barrie 

Legal,  A . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  T.  G.  Dunn 

Lemberg,  S . Royal . J.  VV.  Hough 

Lennoxville,  Q.  .  Commerce . D.  Gray 

R.  H.  Spry 
G.  Robillard 
Sub  to  Dor’n-Va’ril 
Sub  to  Baie  St. 
Paul 


Royal . . . 

L’Epiphanie,  Q..  Provincial.  . 
Les-Cedres,  Q  . . .  Canadienne 
Les  Eboulements  Canadienne 
Q 

Les  Escoumaines 

Q . . Canadienne 

Les  Mechins,  Q. .  Provincial .  . 
Lethbridge,  A . . .  Montreal . .  . 

Commerce. , 
Tor.-Dom .  . 
Imperial .  .  . 

”  ’’  13th  St.  N. 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.*  .  . 
Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 


Levack,  O . Tor.-Dom . C.'H.'Brown 


Sub  to  La  Malbaie 
Sub  to  Matane 
J.  B.  Jones 
A.  C.  Johnson 
F.  T.  Goldsmith 

S.  A.  Heron 
J.  H.  Lyons 

T.  B.  Campbell 
H.  W.  Caldwell 
M.  M.  Lehodey 


Levis,  Q. . . 


Lewisport,  Nd. . . 

Liberty,  S . 

Lillooet,  BC  .  .  .  . 

Limerick,  S . 

Limoilu,  Q . 

Linden,  A . 

Lindsay,  O . 

Linwood,  O . 

Lion's  Head,  O. . 

Lipton,  S . 

L’lsletville,  Q  . .  . 

L' Islet  Stn.,  Q. . . 
Listowel,  O . 

Little  Britain,  O 
Little  Current,  O 

Lively,  O . 

Liverpool,  NS. . . 

Lloydminster,  S. 
Lloydminster,  A 


Lockeport,  NS .  . 
Londesborough  O 
London,  O . 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Montreal . J.  V.  L.  Maher 

Canadienne . P.  E.  Asselin 

"Tor.-Dom . R.  Beaulieu 

La  Banque 
d’Economie 
(Quebec  Sav¬ 
ings  Bank) 

111  rue  Com- 

merc’iale .  M.  Cantin 

"  35  Ave.  Begin  L.  Hall6 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  H.  A.  Coppin 

Royal . F.  C.  McMillan 

Commerce . R.  Strachan 

Montreal .  R.  C.  Muskett 

Tor.-Dom . J.  R.  Clement 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Three  Hills 

Montreal . M.  M.  Smith 

Tor.-Dom . M.  E.  Grant 

Commerce . W.  J.  Bundscho 

Royal . W.  M.  L.  Lyons 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  T.  E.  Pennie 

Royal .  H.  G.  White 

Royal . D.  M.  Miller 

Canadienne . J.  A.  Letourneau 

Canadienne . Sub  to  L’ Islet 

Commerce . G.  C.  Fuester 

Imperial . L.  T.  Charlton 

Commerce . C.  C.  Gauld 

Montreal . J.  C.  Moore 

Tor.-Dom . A.  Roberts 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  D.  M.  Campbell 

Royal . A.  C.  Hutchison 

Commerce . W.  H.  Ibbott 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Vermilion 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  R.  McKenzie 

Tor.-Dom . T.  H.  Robertson 

Royal . A.  M.  Roy 

Montreal . Sub  to  Clinton 

IMPERIAL.  .  .  .  N.  B.  Cummins 
”  Dundas  & 

Waterloo.  . .  .  R.  B.  Dierlam 
MONTREAL. .  .  W.  J.  Floyd 

City  Hall . E.  R.  Taylor 

”  Dundas  S i 

Adelaide . W.  Dow 

”  Dundas  & 

Third . J.  B.  Izatt 

"  Market  Sq...  .  H.  N.  Becker 
"  Oxford  & 

Linwood  Sts.  .  E.  J.  McConnell 
Wharncliffe  R. 

S.&DuchessAve.  J.  P.  Walsh 
COMMERCE.  .  K.  Moore 
"  Adelaide  & 

Oxford . R.  D.  Burley 

”  Dundas  & 

Dorinda . W.  H.  H.  Acres 

Oxford  & 

Richmond.  .  .  V.  F.  Berdux 
”  Wh'rncliffeRd.  H.  M.  Kelson 
TOR.-DOM  ....  W.  A.  Walters 
,,  City  Hall.  .  .  .  T.  C.  Margrett 
D  nd  s&AdT’de  K.  S.  King 
”  Dundas  & 

Clark  Side  Rd.  E.  A.  Budd 
Dundas  & 

,  Dorinda  Sts..  .  S.  Eason 
Dundas  & 

Richmond.  .  .  .  J.  McMillan 

Market  Br'ch.  R.  B.  Gendron 
Wharncliffe  & 

Oxford . D.  S.  Cruthers 

SC . W.  S.  Buffam 

Dundas  & 

Eng’sh . E.  O.  Finlay 

Richmond  & 

Oxford . R-  J.  Warner 

ROYAL 

”  383Richm’dSt  A.  T.  Hillary 
Dundas  & 

„  Quebec . J.  F.  Gratton 

Dundas  &  Saul  J.  D.  Buckrell 
Dundas  & 

Wellington. . .  H.  L.  A.  Leonard 


1956] 


BANK  BRANCHES 


47 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


London,  O . Royal 

"  Hamilton  Rd. 
&  Rectory  .  .  . 
”  ONT.SAV.OFF 

"  353Richm’dSt 

London  East,  O.  Royal . 

Long  Branch,  O.  Commerce . 

"  Royal 


Longueuil,  Q. .  . 


Loon  Lake,  S .  . 
Loretteville,  Q . 

L'Orignal,  O .  .  . 
Lome  Park,  O . 
Lorrainville,  Q . 
Lotbiniere,  Q .  . 
Louisburg,  NS, 
Louiseville,  Q .  . 


Tor.-Dom. .  .  . 
Montreal. .  . . 
Canadienne .  . 
Nova  Scotia . 
Commerce. . . 

Imperial . 

Provincial .  .  . 
Canadienne . . 
Canadienne . . 
Commerce. . . 

.  Canadienne . . 
Provincial .  . . 

,  Royal . 

Canadienne . . 
Provincial .  .  . 
Montreal . 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Lougheed,  A. . .  . 

Low,  Q . Canadienne . 

Lucan,  O . Montreal . 

Luceville,  Q .  .  .  .  Canadienne . . 

Lucknow,  O  .  .  .  .  Montreal . 

Lucky  Lake,  S .  .  Commerce 

Lumby,  BC . Nova  Scotia.  . 

Lumsden,  S . Royal . 

Lundar,  M . Commerce . . . 

Lunenburg,  NS..  Royal . 

Montreal . 

Commerce . . . 

Luseland.  S . Royal . 

Lynn  Lake,  M  .  .  Commerce. . . 
Lynn  Valley,  BC  Royal . 


Lynden,  O . Royal . 

Lyndhurst,  O.  .  .  Tor.-Dom.  .  . 

Lyster,  Q . Canadienne  . 

Lytton,  BC . Nova  Scotia. 

Macamic,  Q  .  .  .  .  Canadienne. . 
MacGregor,  M  . .  Montreal .... 
Mackayville,  Q..  Canadienne.. 

Macklin,  S . Royal . 

Mactier,  O . Tor.-Dom.  .  . 

Madison,  S . Tor.-Dom.  .  . 

Madoc,  O . Tor.-Dom.  .  . 

Magog,  Q . Commerce... 

Montreal .... 
”  Canadienne.. 


Magrath,  A . 

Mahone  Bay, NS. 
Maidstone,  S . . . . 
Maillardville,  BC 
Maisonneuve,  Q 

Maitland,  (Hants 

Co.),  NS . 

Malartic,  Q . 


Mallorytown,  O. 
Malton,  O . 

Malton  Airport, 

O . 

Manitou,  M  .  .  .  . 
Manitowaning,  O 
Maniwaki,  Q  . . . . 

Manning,  A .  .  .  . 
Mannville,  A. . .  . 

Manotick,  O . .  .  . 
Manseau,  Q .  .  .  . 
Mansonville,  Q. . 

Maple,  O . 

Maple  Creek,  S. . 
Marathon,  O. .  .  . 
Marieville,  Q. . .  . 
Markdale,  O  . .  .  . 

Markham,  O .  . . 


Montreal .... 
Montreal 
Commerce . . . 
Nova  Scotia. 
Commerce. .. 
Provincial .  .  . 

Royal . 

7  ir.-Dom  .  .  . 
Canadienne . . 
Commerce . . . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia . 
Commerce  - . . 


D.  E.  Gerrard 

G.  C.  Holtby 
F.  J.  Blanchfield 
R.  L.  McQuarrie 
.  J.  O.  White 
.  W.  H.  Seabrook 
.  J.E.N.H.  Demets 
.  R.  Payette 
.  J.  G.  Demers 
.  J.  Taylor 
.  H.  F.  Frank 
.  J.  D.  Corriveau 
.  R.  Rompre 
.  J.  E.  Counchesne 
.  Sub  to  Port  Credit 
.  J.  G.  Bordeleau 
.  Sub  to  Ste.  Croix 
.  W.  Stewart 
.  M.  Pagg 
.  A.  Lalonde 
.  Sub  to  Sedgewick 
.  Sub  to  Wakefield 
.  C.  W.  Parkinson 
.  Sub  to  Rimouski 
.  G.  M.  Couse 
.  A.  G.  Illsley 
.  G.  B.  Boyle 
.  R.  A.  C.  Whitta 
.  J.  A.  C.  Parker 
.  R.  J.  Denone 
.  W.  W.  Baker 
.  J.  W.  W.  Oxner 
.  H.  E.  Christenson 
.  G.  W.  Eccleston 
.  Sub  to  N.  Van. 

(Upper  L'nsd’le) 

.  A.  W.  Martin 
.  H.  Nightingale 
.  SubtoPlessisville.Q 
.  W.  A.  Kerr 
.  Sub  to  La  Sarre 
.  E.  A.  Hay 
.  Sub  to  Ste.  Lambert 
.  N.  McConnachie 
.  R.  J.  Plaskett 
.  W.  N.  Prentice 
.  G.  Murray 
.  J.  A.  R.  Schinck 
.  .  J.  E.  D.  Dionne 
.  R.  Meunier 
.  D.  E.  Rusler 
,  .  K.  D.  McDonald 
.  .  R.  M.  Woodard 
.  .  R.  M.  Strachan 
.  .  H.  St.  Onge 
,  .  J.  B.  A.  Michaud 

.  .  J.  J.  G.  McDonald 
.  .  A.  H.  Stephenson 
.  .  B.  Quesnel 
.  .J.  J.  Lawrence 
.  .  A.  P.  Baird 
.  .  R.  C.  Frise 
.  .  R.  J.  Self 


Commerce . Sub  to  Malton 

Royal . J-  P.  Schmidt 

Montreal . F.  M.  Thompson 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  L.  Sequin 

Provincial . J-  P*  Lemieux 

Commerce . A.  C.  Stewart 

Commerce . A.  D.  Baker 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Vermilion 

Royal . A  C.  Ross 

Canadienne . Subto  Deschaillons 

Commerce . R.  Dagenais 

Commerce . H.  Bryan 

Montreal . J-  Gillanders 

Tor.-Dom . G.  A.  H.  Sims 

Canadienne . B.  Tetreault 

Montreal . L.  Langs 

Tor.-Dom . N.  E.  Neals 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  A.  Buffam 


Markham,  O.  .  .  .  Montreal . L.  E.  Eadie 

Marmora,  O.  .  .  .  Tor.-Dom . K.  C.  McKay 

Marpole,  BC....  R  oyal . E.  A.  McLellan 

Marsden,  S . Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Neilburg 

Martintown,  O.  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  G.  Taylor 

Marwayne,  A.  .  .  Tor.-Dom . J.  M.  Reinheimer 

Maryfield,  S.  .  .  .  Royal . J.  N.  Marvel 

Marysville,  BC. .  Montreal . Sub  to  Kimberley 

Mascouche,  Q  . . .  Provincial . Sub  to  Terrebonne 

Maskinonge,  Q..  Canadienne . Sub  to  Louiseville 

Massey,  O . Royal . J.  W.  Teasdale 

Masson,  Q . Provincial . J.  W.  Lepine 

Matane,  Q . Canadienne . J.  A.  Jauvin 

Montreal . J.  E.  L.  Fournier 

"  Provincial . H.  J.  Roy 

Matane,  Sta.,  Q.  Provincial . Sub  to  Matane 

Matachewan,  O.  Imperial . T.  M.  Wood 

Matheson,  O _ Imperial . K.  N.  Allen 

Mattawa,  O.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  S.  Virtue 

Maxville,  O . Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  E.  Rafuse 

Mayerthorpe,  A.  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  K.  L.  Tolley 

”  Tor.-Dom . J.  H.  Thomsen 

”  Imperial . J.  W.  Allen 

Maymont,  S.  .  .  .  Imperial . L.  J.  Bergman 

Mayo,  Yukon...  Royal . A.  Campbell 

Mazenod,  S . Tor.-Dom . G.  B.  Burlington 

McAdam,  NB..  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  P.  E.  Gallie 

McAuley,  M  .  . .  .  Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Welwyn,  b. 

McBride,  BC.  .  .  Nova  Scotia - J.  C.  Wardrope 

McCreary,  M..  .  Royal . J-  D.  Walker 

McKay,  BC _ Royal . E.  P.  Bowser 

”  Montreal .  H.  J.  F.  Rose 

McKenzie  Is.,  O .  Imperial . J.  Lovier 

McLennan,  A..  .  Tor.-Dom . G.  Gagne  m 

McMasterville.Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Beloeil 

McMurray,  Q . .  -  Royal . .  . .  .  .  J.  H.  Stephen 

Meadow  Lake,  S  Imperial . K.  E.  Friesen 

Royal . A.  C.  Quinn 

Meaford,  O . Montreal . J.  IL  Mather 

”  Tor.-Dom . N.  G.  Hazell 

Medicine  Hat,  A  Commerce . H.  G.  T.  Mann 

”  Montreal . M.  S.  Feist 

••  Nova  Scotia - F.  T.  Fritz 

Royal . J  L.  Shelton 

”  Tor.-Dom . Alexander  Stewart 

"  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  S.  Heppell 

Megantic,  Q.  .  .  .  Montreal . J.  A.  Morin 

g  ”  Provincial . W.  M.  Poirier^ 

Melbourne,  O..  .  Royal . Sub  to  Mt.  Br’dg  s 

Melfort,  S . Commerce. . W.  N.  Ferrier 

"  Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  P.  Dichmont 

■  ■  Royal . R.  L.  Fingarson 

Melita,  M . Royal. .  . J.  H-  Erlendson 

Melville,  S . Montreal . R- J-  Code 

”  Royal . S.  C.  Hall 

Meota,  S . Commerce . W.  R.  Gray 

Mercoal,  A . Imperial . Sub  to  Edson 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  J-  L.  Templeton 

Merlin,  O . Montreal . JJ-  D.  Cougler 

Merrickville,  O. .  Royal . . W.  A.  Acton 

Merritt,  BC - Montreal.. . D.  E.  Gilliland 

Merritton,  O ....  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  G.  Rankin 

-  Tor.-Dom . N.  Clark 

Messines,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Graciefield 

Metabetchouan.  . H.  St.  Amand  . 

Metcalfe,  O  .V- .  .  SKT . J.  f 

Miami,  M . Commerce... 

Middle  Musqu- 

odoboit,  NS.. .  Royal . 

Middleton,  NS . .  Royal ....... 

”  Nova  Scotia. 

Midland,  O . Commerce... 

”  Montreal.... 

”  Royal . 


W.  J.  Johnston 

,  .  R.  A.  Douglas 
.  .  W.  K.  Bagley 
R.  C.  Spence 
R.  G.  Gillies 
H.  G.  W.  Paice 
.  .  R.  F.  Taylor 


Milden,  S . ?Joyal"i . li  'c  McLean 

iSSkiko.::: 

Milo,  A . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  H.  R.  Willis 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Milton,  O . Commerce . C.  Dobie 

Nova  Scotia  .  .  M.  P.  Schaub 

Montreal . A.  B.  Corless 

Milverton,  O. . . .  Commerce . J.  W.  Hornell 

Nova  Scotia  .  .  W.  W.  Stumpf 

Millville,  NB.  .  .  Commerce . J.  H.  Ferguson 

Mimico,  O . Montreal . G.  C.  Hibbert 

Royal . G.  E.  Mason 

Minburn,  A  ...  .  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Vermilion 

Mindemoya,  O..  Montreal . J.  H.  Burt 

Minden,  O . Commerce . G.  S.  McKay 

Miniota,  M . Royal . D.  A.  Huett 

Minitonas,  M  . .  .  Tor.-Dom  ....  H.  E.  Partridge 

Minnedosa,  M.  .  Royal . A.  Ferguson 

Minto,  M . Royal . J.  A.  Matheson 

Minto,  NB . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  E.  Benson 

Mission  City,  BC  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  H.  W.  Davis 

Commerce . E.  Boulter 

Royal . C.  L.  Mannering 

Mistassini,  Q...  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Dolbeau 

Mitchell,  O . Commerce . A.  G.  McDougall 

Moncton,  NB  . . .  Montreal . F.  G.  McLean 

”  H’fi'ld&Main  .  J.  A.  Robinson 
Nova  Scotia  .  .  A.  G.  Macdonald 
”  323  St.  George  D.  N.  Brimble 

Royal . W.  J.  Oram 

”  Mountain  Rd.  A.  H.  Wallace 

Provincial . E.  J.  Melanson 

’’  238  St.  George 

St . A.  J.  LeBlanc 

Commerce . D.  R.  Morrison 

"  St.  George  St.  C.  A.  Yorke 

Tor.-Dom . J.  R.  Morrison 

Imperial . C.  B.  Evans 


Monkland,  O.  .  .  Montreal .  .  Sub  to  Finch 

Monkton,  O.  .  .  .  Commerce . R.  J.  Blackwell 

Montague,  PEI.  Commerce .  H.  M.  Smith 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  I.  G.  Phillips 

Montcerf,  Q.  .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Maniwaki 

Montebello  Q. .  .  Canadienne . A.  Hebert 

Mont  Joli,  Q....  Canadienne .  D.  P.  Bouchard 

Montreal . J.  L.  A  Ranger 

Mont  Laurier,  Q  Canadienne . E.  Gauthier 

Montreal . J.  L.  O.  Picard 

Mont  Louis,  Q.  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Ste.  Anne- 

des  Monts 

Montmagny,  Q. .  Canadienne . O.  Dionne 

Royal . J.  L.  M.  Furois 

Provincial . G.  Doyon 


Montmarte,  S . . 
Montreal,  Q .  .  . 


Tor.-Dom . M.  W.  Paul 

B.  OF  CAN. .  .  .  J.  H.  C.  Desmarais 
MONTREAL 
”  119  St.  James 

St.  W . J.  M.  Jackson 

’’  Beaver  Hall. . .  R.  D.  L.  Ross 
"  Benny  Ave.  & 

”  Sh’rbrooke  St..  S.  L.  F.  Caddell 
”  Bleury  &  St. 

Catherine. ...  C.  F.  T.  Basham 
"  Bordeaux  St. 

&  Mt.  Royal  J.  R.  A.  Boudreau 
”  Cartier  & 

Belanger . C.  H.  Bedard 

”  Charlevoix  & 

Centre . P.  K.  Mowat 

”  Chris.  Col.  St. 

&Mt.RoyalA.  J.  R.  Cousineau 
City  Hall  Ave 
&St.Cath'ne.  G.  Fowle 
CotedesNeiges 
&  Queen  Mary 

Roads . R.  J.  Kayser 

Cote  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  &  Decarie  R.  W.  Tyner 
"  Darling  & 

Ontario  Sts...  A.  E.  Bleau 
Darlington  & 

t  Soissons  Ave.  C.  M.  McKenna 
De  Lorimer  & 

Rosemount.  .  J.  N.  E.  Bedard 
’  Drummond  & 

St.  Catherine  J.  L.  Cains 
"  Girouard  & 

M'nkl'nd  Ave.  E.  J.  A.  Boyd 
”  Guy  &  Sher¬ 
brooke  Sts . F.  J.  Capen 


Montreal,  Q.  .  .  .  Montreal  C't'd. 

”  ”  International 

Aviation  Bdg.  J.  U.  B.  Verret 
"  ”  Jean  Talon  St. 

&QuerbesAve.  A.  D.  Ferguson 

”  ”  La  Salle  Ave. 

&  Ontario  St.  N.  A.  Pepin 

”  ”  Laurier  Ave.& 

St.  Lawrence  A.  Dupre 
”  ”  Marcil  Ave.  & 

Sherbrooke...  .  J.  L.  McGerrigle 
”  ”  Masson  St.  & 

Fifth  Ave. . .  .  J.  R.  Collin 
”  "  McGill  &  St. 

Paul  Sts .  D.  J.  Neville 

”  ”  Montee  St. 

Michel  & 

Beaubien . J.  E.  Donahue 

”  ”  Ontario  &  St. 

Lawrence . . . .  G.  F.  Boe 

”  ”  Papineau  Av. 

&St.C'thrine . .  R.  E.  Townsend 

”  Park&Bern’d.  S.  L.  Shannon 

”  ”  Peel  St . A.  D.  Horne 

”  St.  Antoine  & 

Windsor  Sts. . .  J.  M.  Brennan 
”  ”  St.  Clement  & 

St.  Catherine  G.  L.  Gregoire 

”  St.  Henri . A.  F.  Watson 

”  St.  JeanBap.  F.  T.  Judah 
”  ”  St.  Law.  Bd.& 

Jean  Talon  St  J.  J.  A.  St.  Pierre 
"  ”  St.  Peter  &  St. 

James  St . C.  R.  M.  Allan 

"  St.  Zotique  & 

St.  Denis..  .  .  C.  H.  Nadeau 
”  ”  Seigneurs  & 

Notre  Dame.  J.  S.  Hughes 
"  Sherbrooke  & 

Drum’ondSts.  H.  L.  Kerr 
”  Snowdon- 

Hampstead.  .  A.  N.  Dexter 
Sun  Life  Bldg.  J.  L.  Walker 
”  University  & 

St.  Cath.  St...  J.  E.  McLellan 
West  End....  A.  D.  McQueen 
MON.  C.  &  D. 

”  262  St.  James 

St.  W . N.  Legault 

”  ”  936  St. 

Catherine  E. .  .  R.  Dalpe 
1420  Notre 

Dame  St.  W. .  .  S.  Dion 
"  1 100  Conde 

(Pt.  St.  Chas.)  E.  Primeau 
"  2400  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  St.  E.. .  .  G.  Chausse 
4190  St.  Denis  R.  Lussier 
”  777  St.  Cath- 

„  erine  St.  W. .  A.  P.  Grant 

"  1551  Ont.  E..  G.  Vanier 
"  3730  St.  Law- 

„  rence  Blvd. .  .  A.  J.  Lamothe 

"  4080  St.  James 

„  (St.  Henry) . .  .  H.  Vezina 

2401  St.James 
(St.Cunegonde)  B.  Boucher 
400  Beaubien 

,,  ..  St.  E . H.  Bourgeault 

5059  Park  Av.  E.  Emond 
1100  Mount- 

,,  Royal  Av.  E.  S.  Martin 

3290  St.  Cath. 

,,  E-  (Hochelaga)  E.  Lariviere 

5651  Sherb’ke 

,,  W.  c.  Oxford..  Paul  Valois 

1493  La  Salle 

,,  (Maisonneuve)  R.  Hardy 

2937  Masson 

,,  (Rosemont) . .  .  H.  Landreville 

,,  ,,  7501  St.  Denis.  P.  Provost 

,,  ,,  5677  Park  Av.  Aime  Marcoux 

2046  Mount- 

,,  Royal  Av.  E.  R.  Collard 

4214  Welling¬ 
ton,  Verdun  .  J.  E.  DeCarufel 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Montreal,  Q 


Mon.  C.  D.  C’t’d. 

"  4467  St.  Law¬ 
rence  Blvd. .  .  E.  Beaudoin 
”  5487  Monk- 

land  Av . M.  J.  Coady 

”  6500  de 

Lorimier  .  R.  Masson 
”  287  Decarie  B1 
”  (V'leSt  La’r’t)  B.  Faubert 
"  5159  D6carie 

Blvd . A.  Vinet 

”  5501  Verdun, 

Verdun . F.  Perrault 

1101  Belanger 

St . E.  B.  Boudreau 

"  1472  McKay 

St . W.  A.  Archambault 

”  555  Jean 

Talon  W . G.  Dion 

"  4848  Sher¬ 
brooke  W. ..  .  M.  Houlne 
”  865  Blvd. 

Decarie . B.  Faubert 

"  5990  C6te  des 

Neiges . M.  Lalonde 

CANADIENNE 
’’  2612  St. 

Jacques . B.  Poirier 

"  1700  Gouin  Sub  to 

Blvd.  W .  3757  Gouin  Bl.  W 

"  3571  Ont.  E. .  .  D.  Giroux 
”  334  S.  Cath¬ 
erine  E . J.  A.  Gagnon 

”  5405  Cote  des 

Neiges .  I.  T.  Cadieux 

"  1450  Mount 

Royal  E . R.  Lavigne 

"  2100  Mount 

Royal  E . J.  C.  Pedneault 

•’  6201  Blvd. 

Monk . R.  Leroux 

”  1155  S.  Cath¬ 
erine  E . J.  C.  Vachon 

"  2290  Ont.  E..  L.  St-M’Leux 
"  3366  S.  Cath¬ 
erine  E . G.  Lapensee 

”  7785  Notre 


Dame  E . R.  Larivee 

”  4060  Ont.  E. .  J.  A.  Pelletier 
"  4474  St.  Denis  H.  Lefebvre 
”  3859  Decarie 

Blvd . L.  Lefebvre 

"  1701  Notre 

Dame  W.  .  .  .  J.  H.  Cardinal 
"  1928  Centre  St  A.  Parent 
”  3246  Beaub’n  E  T.  Fafard 
”  7385  Papineau  G.  CarriSre 
”  3782  St.  Denis  D.  Rainville 
”  544  Beaubien 

Est .  R.  Brosseau 

"  3971  Notre 

Dame  W.  .  .  .  H.  J.  Martin 
"  5101St- 

Laurent . J.  A.  Goulet 

”  2530  Belanger 

E . J.  E.  Tardif 

"  4839  Blvd. 

Gouin  E .  P.  Desaulniers 

”  10310  Boul. 


L.  Lecompte 
L.  Berardinucci 
.  P.  E.  Poirier 


St.  Laurent . 

"  6851  St- 
Laurent .... 

"  10733  Blvd. 

St-Laurent.  ...... 

3452  Av.duP’rc  R.  Charron 
”  5551  Ave.  du 

Parc . P.  Belec 

”  8717  Souligny  G.  Vandelac 
”  6935  St.H’bert  O.  Lacombe 
"  7680  St.H’bert  J.  A.  Drouin 
'  3490  rue  Dan- 

durand . S.  Dubois 

"  2890  Masson.  R.  Tougas 


”  1870  de 

l’Eglise . P.  E.  Durocher 

”  2395  St. Cath¬ 
erine  E . L.  Ouimet 


Montreal,  Q. 


Canadienne  C't'd. 

"  5085  St.  Denis  R.  Dandurand 
”  1001  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  W . M.  Gervais 

”  5697  Hoch’l’ga  Jean  Dugas 
"  440  Blvd. 

Gouin  E . C.  M.  Dupras 

”  7331  rue 

St.  Denis . L.  J.  Maheu 

”  1298  Beaubien 

Est . J.  G.  Binette 

’’  2100  Rachel  E.  R.  Cordever 
”  3601  rue 

Monselet . P.  E.  Pichette 

”  390  Boul  Cre- 
mazie  Est.. .  .  L.  J.  Brossard 
"  9100  rue  Sub  to  390  Blvd. 

Lajeunesse  .  .  Cremazie,  E. 

”  2100  Boul 

Gouin  E . E.  Lalonde 

”  6761  Blvd. 

Monk . H.  Legault 

"  110  St. Jacques  J.  T.  Beaudin 
”  1800  Ont.  St.  E.  L.  P.  Bertrand 
”  1720  Laurier  E.  G.  A.  Laliberte 
”  272  St. Paul  E.  J.  A.  Theriault 
’’  3501  St.H'bertO.  Julien 
”  8091  rue 

St.  Denis . .  .  .  J.  A.  LStourneau 
”  910  rue 

St.  Denis  ....  A.  R.  Lecavalier 
”  5849  Blvd. 

Gouin  Ouest.  J.  St-Jacques 
"  2551  rue 

Beaubien  Est. .  A.  Dagenais 
”  4246  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  E . G.  Richard 

”  4820  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  E . J.M.  Racicot 

”  4061  rue 

Hochelaga . . .  N.  Deslauriers 
”  6238  Chemin 
Cote  des  Neiges  J.  A.  Lacroix 
”  1000  Fleury  E.  P.  E.  Sourdif 
”  2001  Beaubien 

Est . P.  Bazinet 

"  1250  Belanger 

Est . L.  Robert 

”  5300  Chemin 
de  la  Reine 

Marie . C.  A.  Forest 

”  1995  Belanger 

E . M.  Raymond 

”  2395  Blvd. 

Rosemount. . . .  L.  N.  Tremblay 


>.  B.  OF  C. 

’  221  St-Jacques  R.  Leclerc 
•  2675BeaubienE  R.  Naud 
’  4250B’a’bienE.  P.  H.  Desautels 
’  937  Belanger..  R.  Mongeau 
”  200  Bernard  O  F.  Lapierre 

’  665  Blair . P.  E.  Miron 

’  1390  Fleury...  E.  V.  Dupuis 
’  2201  Fleury...  E.  S.  Theoret 
’  5986  Blvd. 

Gouin  O. 

(Cartierv.)  . .  J.  L.  Lauzon 
"  6069  Blvd. 

Monk . G.  Delage 

”  3538  Delori- 

mier . J.  A.  Denis 

”  2101  Jean 

Talon . A.  Maleara 

'  500  Henri- 
Bourassa  Blvd. 

E.  (Ahuntsic) .  J.  A.  LaRue 
”  1909  Laurier  E  J.  L.  Lacasse 
”  1051  Laurier 

W . A.  Riopel 

”  1390  Mount 

Royal  E . W.  S.  Albert 

"  150  Notre  _ 

Dame  E . J.  Arsene  Fortier 

”  2441  Notre 

Dame  O . A.  Arguin 

"  4440  Notre 

Dame  O . J.  A.  Tetreault 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Montreal,  Q.  .  .  .  P.  B.  of  C.  G’t'd. 

"  ”  520  Ogilvy. .  .  A.  Somers 

”  ”  1346  Ont.  E.  .  F.  Borduas 

”  "  3401  Ont.  E..  B.  Dupont 

"  "  772  Rachel  E.  Marcel  Lefebvre 

”  2550  Rouen  E.  P.  Geoffrion 
"  "  175  Roy  E.  .  .  S.  Carhone 

”  ”  801  Ste-Cath- 

erine  E . R.  Leclerc 

”  1900  Ste-Cath- 

erine  E . L.  Charbonneau 

”  "  4137  Ste-Cath- 

erine  E . J.  B.  A.  Michaud 

”  4494  St. Denis.  G.  E.  Lachapelle 
”  ”  8501  St. Denis. .  J.  A.  S.  Hebert 

"  6420  St.H’bert 
(angle  Beaubien)  A.  Dalpe 
”  3543  Van 

Horne . G.  Durivage 

”  ”  Cite  de  Jac¬ 

ques  Cartier. . .  E.  Viel 
”  Lachine  (1515 

Notre-Dame)  W.  G.  Godin 
”  Pont  Viau, 

23  Boul.  des 

Laurentides . . .  G.  Barbeau 
”  Verdun  (321 

ave.de  l’Eglise .  P.  E.  Dessurealt 
”  "  Ville 

St.  Mitchel,  Q.  J.  G.  Labelle 
”  ”  Ville 

St-Laurent  ..  J.  J.  S6necal 
TOR. -DOM. 

Main,  414  St. 

James  W . J.  J.  Winsby 

”  240  St.J’m’s  W  T.  F.  R.  Elliott 
”  Atwater  &  St. 

Antoine . D.  A.  Hanning 

Beaubien  & 

Christ.  C’l’mb.  John  Stewart 
”  1137  Beaver 

Hall  Hill . A.  Stephenson 

”  1000  B'nardW.  A.  W.  McGill 
”  ”  1401  Bleury...  P.  Kennedy 

Board  of  Trade 
300St.S’crem't.  V.  R.  Tufford 
C'te  d’s  N'ges 

&  Van  Horne.  W.  J.  Walmsley 
Decarie  &  De 

La  Savanne. . .  C.  M.  Sargent 
Guizot  &  St. 

Lawrence . W.  PI.  Adams 

Jean  Talon  W. 

&  Park .  R.  M.  Howarth 

”  Jean  Talon  W. 

„  &  St.  Urbain. .  W.  H.  Hodgin 

Maisonneuve, 

4240  Ont.  E. ..  E.  J.  Valois 
”  Mas’n&8thAv.  J.  W.  Morton 
"  1232  Peel  St...  J.  K.  Heap 
”  1245  Peel  St„ 

„  ,  (D'm.Sq.  Bldg.)  P.  E.  J.  Netterfield 

’  Queen  Mary 

&  Decarie.  ...  M.  J.  Fursey 
”  1485St.C’th.W  E.  E.  Baldwin 
”  1601St.C’th.W  A.  R.  Maver 
”  1490St.C’th.E .  J.  W.  J albert 
”  ”  0936  St.Hub'rt  J.  E.  Long 

”  St.  Jean-Bap. 

Market, 

,  it  14  Rachel  E.  .  E.  F.  Morris 

„  ”  St.  Lambert..  .  R.  A.  Ross 

,,  ”  1626St.L’wr’ce  W.  G.  Grimble 

„  ”  3590St.L'wr'ce  P.  C.  Marsh 

.,  ”  8555St.L’wr’ce  J.  A.  Cassin 

„  ”  5002Sh'rb’keW  T.  C.  Nicholl 

,,  7920Sh'rb’keE.  F.  J.  Long 

„  "  6505  Somerled.  C.  F.  H.  Hamilton 

1555V. H'rneAv  C.  J.  Ingram 
”  Ville  St. 

Laurent-D'c’rie 
&  Decelles. ...  F.  A.  Hambley 
COMMERCE.  .  G.  S.  Unwin 
6007  Cote  de 

Liesse  Rd - F.  C.  Schull 


PLACES 

NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 

Montreal,  Q .  . 

.  .  Commerce  C't'd 

M  Cremazie  & 

St.  Urbain.  .  .  T.  G.  Gravel 

” 

"  Cres.&St.Cath.  K.  H.  Copland 

"  Decarie  Blvd. 

&  Ferrier  St.  .  W.  S.  Harvey 

"  Personal  Loan  H.  O.  Coles 

" 

”  Maisonneuve,  H.  St.  Onge 

”  Notre  Dame  E 
&  Duquesne.  .  J.  E.  P.  Poupart 

”  Outrement.  .  .  A.  T.  Roy 

" 

”  Phillips  Sq .  .  .  F.  Kerr 

”  St.Cath  & 

C.  Hill . H.  R.  Biron 

** 

”  St.  Cath.&Met  J.  E.  McKeown 

” 

”  St.  Henri.  .  T.  A.  Lusigan 

”  St.Lawr’nce  B1 

&  Mt.  Royal.  F.  B.  Archer 

M  Sherbrooke  & 

Westmore.  ..  .  W.  J.  Crawford 

”  Somerled  & 

Prince  of  Wales  G.  W.  T.  Ainsworth 

"  Westmount  . .  R.  F.  Corkran 

” 

ROYAL 

"  360  St.  James.  W.  E.  McLaughlin 

”  A’h’st&S.Cath  J.  V.  B.  Saint-Cyr 

”  Atwater  & 

Notre  Dame.  L.  E.  Vinet 

"  Atwater  & 

St.  Catherine  J.  H.  Bale 

Beaubien  & 

Louis  Hemon.  j.  M.  Fredette 

Dorchester  & 

Beaver  Hall. .  .  J.  M.  Caileton 

Belanger  & 

Delorimier. . .  J.  R.  L.  Barre 

”  Cote  des  Nei- 

ges&VanHorne  C.  H.  MacLellan 

Craig  &  C6te. .  J.B.P.  Robertson 
Decarie  & 

Van  Horne.  .  C.  S.  Brodie 

”  Jean  Talon  .  G.  J.  Mayo 

”  L’rier  &  Park . .  J.  D.  W.  Halbert 

Monk  &  Allard  J.  M.  Fortin 

Monkland  & 

Grand . R.  M.  Boak 

"  M'nkl'dH'rv'd  D.  H.  Gervan 

" 

Mt.  Royal  & 

Papineau . J.  N.  Menard 

Mt.  Royal  & 

St.  Lawrence  T.  G.  Smith 

1415  M’ntain.  .  C.  P.  Petrie 

N.  Dame  & 

Seigneurs . A.  G.  Alexander 

Ontario  & 

Bourbonniere  J.  A.  J.  Bourgeois 

Pk.  &  Bernard  E.  A.  Headmanack 
Peel  & 

Sherbrooke...  J.  B.  Mclnnis 
”  Place  d’Armes.  E.  J.  Lacharite 
Queen  Mary 

&  Decarie  ...  E.  G.  W.  Allwood 

St.Cath&Bl’ry  D.  B.  McCoubrey 
St.  Catherine 

&  Jeanne  d’A.  J.  E.  M.  Gariepy 
St.  Catherine 

’  ’ 

M  &  McGill  Coll  J.  W.  MacDonald 

St.  Catherine 

&  Stanley ....  G.  T.  Atkinson 

St.  Denis  & 

St.  Catherine.  N.  A.  O.  Demers 

St.  Hubert  & 

,,  St.  Zotique.  .  .  P.  J.  Boudreau 

St.  James  & 

•• 

,.  Cathedral - W.  G.  Holmes 

St.  Lawrence 

,,  &  Guizot.  ...  P.  A.  Larose 

St.  Lawrence 

..  &St.  Zotique.  J.  A.  Lacroix 

,  St.MatthewSt  D.  W.  McLelland 
Sherbrooke 

„  &  Bleury - G.  E.  Donaldson 

Sherbrooke 

” 

&  Decarie.  .  .  R.  I.  Findlater 
1980  Sh  brooke  A.  W.  Snair 

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NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Montreal,  Q.  .  .  .  Royal  C't'd 
"  ”  Sherbrooke 

&  Guy . W.  G.  Wilson 

"  ”  Sherbrooke 

&  Hampton...  G.  M.  Doyle 
”  Sherbrooke 

&  Montclair...  S.  A.  Adair 
"  Somerled  & 

Cumberland. .  G.  A.  Stephens 
Wellington  & 

Magdalen.  .  .  .  N.  Olsen 
”  Windsor  H'tel  E.  P.  Fraser 
"  NOV.  SC. 

"  St.  James  St. 

&  Victoria  Sq. 

(Main  Office) .  A.  L.  Ormiston 
"  "  Central  Col¬ 

lection  Depot..  G.  N.  Rendell 
”  ”  CotedeLi'seRd  J.  L.  Dudgeon 

"  Decarie  & 

Ferrier . T.  Young 

”  2700  MassonSt  J.  R.  Ruel 
"  Mt.  Royal  Av 
&  St.  Urban. .  A.  Rideout 
”  Park  &  Fair- 
mount  Aves. .  .  W.  E.  Boyne 
"  Queen  Mary 

&  Decarie.  ...  K.  H.  Franklin 
”  St.  Catherine 
&  Peel  Sts.  .  .  R.  P.  Webb 
”  St.  Catherine& 

St.  Alexander..  G.  M.  Hamilton 
"  St.  Lawrence 

(Crown  Indus’l)  W.  B.  Anderson 
”  St.Lawrence& 

Jean  Talon  St.  J.  E.  Gray 
"  St.  Lawrence 

&  Ontario  St.  C.  R.  Tibert 
”  Sherbrooke 

&  Harvard.. p.  R.  B.  Price 


IMPERIAL 
”  McGill  & 

St.  James  Sts..  H.  E.  Bemrose 
"  Bleury  & 

Mayor  Sts. . .  H.  T.  Dixon 

”  East . J.  A.  Gary 

”  Cote  des 

Neiges . J.  Best 

”  Decarie  Blvd. 

&  Cote  de 

Liesse  Rd .  R.  J.  Scott 

”  Pk.  &  Bernard  G.  B.  Fisher 
'  ’  St.  Catherine 

&  Stanley . R.  A.  George 

"  Somerled  & 

Cumberland  S.  M.  Gordon 
”  St.  Lawrence  & 

St.  Viateur. .  .  .  E.  J.  Edmonds 
BARCLAYS 

”  214  St.  James.  K.  M.  Ainley 
”  Sherbrooke 

&  Guy . H.  F.  Henry 

MERCANTILE 
495  Victoria  Sq  J.  Duinker 


Montreal  Airport  Royal . J.  E.  Cherry 

Montreal,  E.,  Q.  Royal,  N.  Dame 

&  George  V. .  .  J.J.H.  Laviolette 

”  Imperial . J.  A.  Gary 

Montreal  W.,  Q.  Royal . E.  E.  Denman 

”  Montreal . K.  M.  Tudman 

"  Sud  Canadienne . V.  Desrosiers 

Mont  Rolland  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Jerome 

des  Monts 


Mont  Tremblant, 

Q . Montreal . Sub  to  St.  Jovite 

Moose  Creek,  O.  Provincial . Sub  to  Ottawa 

Moose  Jaw,  S..  .  Commerce . R.  PI.  Mullen 

”  Imperial . J.  MacGregor 

”  Royal . H.  Bower 

”  Tor.-Dom . A.  C.  Williamson 

”  Montreal . J.  L.  Dick 

■’  Nova  Scotia . D.  A.  Y.  Merrick 

Moosomin,  S. . . .  Royal . J.  W.  Watts 

Morden  .  M . Royal . J.  J-  Resch 

Morell,  PEI.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  B.  F.  McCarten 


Morewood,  O.  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Chesterville 

Morin  PIghts,  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to 

St.  Adele  en  Bas 

Morinville,  A.  .  .  Royal . C.  A.  Palmer 

Morrin,  A . Montreal . W.  H.  Wyand 

Morris,  M . Montreal . J.  Douglas 

Morrisburg,  O...  Montreal . K.  G.  MacLuckie 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  IC.  W.  McLaughlin 

Morriston,  O . . . .  Tor.-Dom . Sub  to  Freelton 

Morse,  S . Royal . C.  A.  Cyr 

Mossbank,  S...  .  Imperial . R.  S.  Wilmott 

Mount  Albert,  O.  Tor.-Dom . G.  E.  Snyder 

Mt.  Brydges,  O..  Royal . J.  L.  Adair 

Mount  Dennis,  O  Commerce . A.  S.  Fieghen 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  T.  J.  Bourke 

Royal . W.  G.  McNabb 

Mount  Forest,  O.  Montreal . R.  J.  Gilroy 

Tor.-Dom . M.  W.  Goldie 

Mt.  Hamilton,  O  Royal . L.  C.  Kitchen 

Mount  Hope,  O.  Commerce . Sub  to  Binbrook 

Mount  Royal,  Q  Royal . L.  M.  R.  Dobbin 

Montreal . E.  B.  Hodgins 

Commerce . M .  P.  H .  Hannaford 

Mt.  Stewart, PEI  Royal . Sub  to 

Charlottetown 

Mulgrave,  NS...  Royal . G.  E.  Puddington 

Mundare,  A.  .  .  .  Commerce . G.  E.  Clarke 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Vegreville 
Murdochville,  Q  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  Duhamel 

Murray  Bay,  Q. .  Provincial . J.  L.  A.  Pouliot 

Murray  Riv., PEI  Commerce . G.  G.  Jardine 

Myrnam,  A . Montreal . R.  Conner 

Naicam,  S . Commerce . R.  Stevenson 

Nakusp,  BC.  . .  .  Commerce . D.  W.  Bruce 

Namur,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to 

St.  Andre  Avellin 

Nanaimo,  BC..  .  Commerce . Alex.H. Carmichael 

”  Royal . R.  H.  Mawhinney 

”  Montreal . E.  L.  Hodson 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  L.  Johnstone 

Nanton,  A . Commerce . J.  Lunan 

”  Alta.  Treas.  Br..  A.  E.  Mehus 

Napanee,  O . Montreal . E.  A.  Powell 

Tor.-Dom . W.  W.  Creswick 

"  Royal . E.  Zeran 

Napierville,  Q..  .  Montreal . J.  E.  P.  D.  LaBlanc 

Natal,  BC . Imperial . F.  J.  M.  Major 

Naudville,  Q _ Montreal . J.  H.  M.  R.  Labelle 

Navan,  O . Royal . E.  G.  Kinsella 

Nechako  River  .  _  , 

Damsite . Royal . Sub  to  Burns  Lake 

Neepawa,  M...  .  Montreal. . R.  M.  Mills 

”  Commerce . N.  A.  Elwick 


Neilburg,  S . Tor.-Dom . 

Nelson,  BC . Commerce . 

”  Montreal . 

Royal . 

”  Imperial . 

Neudorf,  S . Royal . 

Neustadt,  O.  .  .  .  Royal . 

Neuville,  Q . Canadienne . 

Newboro,  O  . .  .  .  Royal . 

New  Carlisle,  Q.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Newcastle.  O  . .  .  Commerce  . . 

Newcastle,  NB  . .  Nova  Scotia. .  .  . 
”  Royal . 

Newdale,  M  .  .  .  .  Royal . 

N.  Denver,  BC..  Montreal . 

New  Germany, 

NS . Royal . 

New  Glasgow,  NS  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

"  Royal . 

”  Montreal . 

"  Commerce . 


D.  R.  Stevens 

J.  W.  Graham 

A.  R.  Burnie 
P.  H.  Hoskins 
W.  J.  Ebdon 

F.  W.  Kuhn 
Sub  to  Hanover 
Sub  to  Donnacona 

D.  G.  Niven 
W.  S.  Brigden 
J.  C.  Porter 

E.  J.  Lutz 
W.  D. 

MacNaughton 
M.  Kissuk 
Sub  to  Nelson 

E.  G.  Longley 
R.  C.  Calpin 

G.  B.  Langley 

T.  C.  Sommerville 

B.  M.  Love 


Provincial . Sub  to 

Laurentides 

Commerce . C.  K.  Smith 

Royal . W.  H.  Ireland 

Royal . R.W.W.  McAdam 

Montreal . Sub  to  Finch 

Nova  Scotia _ A.  S.  Meisner 

Royal . T.  G.  Fyfe 

”  Imperial . E.  W.  Gamble 

New  Lowell,  O..  Tor.-Dom . J.  M.  Dick 


New  Glasgow,  Q. 

New  Hamburg, O 

New  H’z’lt'n.BC 
Newington,  O . . . 
New  Liskeard,  O 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 


A.  D  Cameron 
A.  MacKay 
A.  Gath 

C.A.Martens-Poole 
R.  S.  Towgood 


Newmarket,  O.  .  Montreal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

N’w  Richm’d,  Q.  Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

Newton,  BC.  . . .  Commerce . 

Newtonbrook 

N.,  O . Commerce . R.  S.  Paterson 

New  Toronto,  O.  Imperial . T.  W.  Rowland 

Nova  Scotia.  . . .  A.  R.  O  Flaherty 

"  Montreal . M.  L.  H.  Edmunds 

Commerce . H.  G.  Barnum 

Tor.-Dom . M.  L.  Bailey 

New  Waterford,  Royal . C.  J.  Holder 

[NS  Nova  Scotia.  .  . .  F.  P.  O’Connor 

NewWestminster  Commerce . N.  Bartlett 

[BC  "  Sapperton . . . .  G.  B.  Brunskill 
”  Annacis  Indus. 

Estate . G.  W.  Shaw 

Montreal . R.  C.  McDowell 

”  Market . F.  T.  W.  Byrom 

”  6thAv.&6thSt.  E.  V.  Ardagh 
”  West  End...  .  A.  O.  Mustart 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  J.  Peere 
'  lstSt.&8thAv. .  R.  D.  Westwood 

Royal . E.  A.  McLellan 

"  6th  &  Princess  A.  G.  Oliver 

Tor.-Dom . W.  Dickie 

”  301  Columbia.  J.  Nauls 

Imperial . T.  Forrester 

Niagara  Falls,  O.  Imperial . J.  Vereker 

”  Bridge  St.  ...  A.  P.  Grant 

”  South . R.  E.  Y.  Baldwin 

Royal . K.  McClintock 


Commerce 
”  Victoria  & 


C.  R.  Boyer 


Willmott .  .  . . 

P.  N.  Flaherty 

** 

Montreal . 

H.  F.  Keast 

*  * 

Tor.-Dom . 

.  G.  C.  Gammage 

”  872  Viet.  Ave. 

D.  W.  Marks 

*'* 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . . 

,  E.  W.  Osborne 

Niagara  Falls 

Centre,  O.. 

.  Royal . 

.  G.  E.  Carrothers 

*  * 

Commerce . 

.  J.  H.  Marshall 

South,  0.  . . 

.  Commerce . 

.  A.R.  Tilbrook 

Niagara-on-the- 

Lake,  0 . 

,  Imperial . 

.  T.  M.  Henry 

Nlcolet,  Q . 

,  Provincial . 

.  A.  R.  Larivee 

Nipawin,  S . 

Canadienne . 

.  L.  E.  Moreau 

Montreal . 

.  G.  W.  Dallin 

Nipigon,  O . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

,  J.  A.  Chevalier 

.  Royal . 

L.  J,  Lettner 

Nobleton,  O .  .  .  , 

.  Imperial . . 

Nominingue,  Q. 

.  Canadienne _ _ 

.  Sub  to 

Noranda,  Q . Imperial . 

Commerce . 

”  Royal . 

Normandin,  Q. . .  Canadienne . 

Normetal.  Q.  . .  .  Canadienne . 

Norquay,  S . Commerce . 

NorthAugusta.O  Nova  Scotia.  .. . 


Nor.  Battleford.S 
North  Bay,  O . . . 


N.Clearbr’k.BC 
N.  Edmonton.  A 
North  Gower,  O . 
North  Hatley,  Q 
N. Kamloops,  BC 
Nor.  Sydney,  NS 

N.Vancouver.BC 


Commerce . 

Royal . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . . 

Imperial . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Royal . 

”  Up.  Lonsdale. 

Montreal . 

L.  Capilano . . . 
”  UpperCapilano 

Commerce . 

”  Upper  London 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 
”  Marine  Dr.  & 
Philip . 


L'Annonciation 

G.  C.  Dunlop 
W.  F.  Mason 

H  W.  Hutchins 
A.  Morin 
Sub  to  La  Sarre 
A.  Wilson 
R.  L.  Dorland, 
A/mgr. 

H.  Oag 

N.  H.  Vicq 
H.  L.  Siegrist 
M.  C.  Woodcock 
C.  L.  Snyder 
L.  E.  Shatford 
H.  B.  Henderson 
A.  N.  McKinley 
Sub  to  Abbotsford 
A.  E.  Ernes 

C.  F.  Nickerson 
Sub  to  Ayer’s  Clifl 

G.  M.  Jenks 

A.  E.  F.  Dauphinee 

D.  M.  Wornell 

H.  W.  D.  Thoma: 
J.  K.  Ralfs 

C.  D.  H.  Moore 
H.  J.  Chalk 
Sub  to  L.  Capilanc 
H.  Nelson 
A.  R.  Millar 
L.  A.  Hannah 

A.  B.  Hayman 


Norton,  NB.  .  .  .  Provincial . E.  B.  Campbell 

Norwich,  O . Montreal . R.  P.  Hotson 

Imperial . G.  R.  Reid 

Norwood,  O .  .  .  .  Royal . W.  P.  Forshee 

Notre  Dame 

des  Anges,  Q. .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Casimir 

Notre  Dame  Sub  to 

des  Bois,  Q . .  .  Provincial .  Lac  Megantic 

Notre  Dame  du  Sub  to 

Bon  Consfiil,  Q  Provincial .  Drummondville- 

Lindsay 

Notre  Dame 

de  Buckland.Q  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Notre  Dame  de  Sub  to 

Charette,  Q  . . .  Provincial .  Shawinigan  Falls 

Notre  Dame 

de  Charny,  Q .  Provincial . J.  Hubert 

Notre  Dame  de 
la  Guadeloupe 

Q . Canadienne . A.  Maheu 

Notre  Dame 

du  Lac,  Q .  . . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Cabano 

Notre  Dame 

du  Laus,  Q .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Masson 

Notre  Dame  Sub  to 

du  Nord,  Q..  .  Canadienne .  Ville  Marie,  Q 

Notre  Dame  Sub  to 

de  la  Paix,  Q  .  Provincial .  St.  Andre  Avellin 

Notre  Dame  de  Sub  to 

Pierreville,  Q  .  Provincial .  Pierreville,  Q 

Notre  Dame  du  Sub  to 

Portage,  Q.  .  .  Provincial .  Riviere  du  Loup 

Notre  Dame  du  Sub  to 

Rosaire,  Q  . . .  .  Canadienne. . .  .  Montmagny 
Notre  Dame  de 

la  Salette,  Q .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Masson 

Notre  Dame  de 

Stanbridge,  Q.  Canadienne.  ...  Sub  to  Farnham 
Notre  Dame  du 

Sacre-Coeur,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Flavien 

Nutana,  S . Royal . V.  R.  Phillips 

Oak  Bay,  BC.  .  .  Montreal .  H.  J.  F.  Rose 

Commerce .  K.  W.  Brown 

Oak  Lake,  M.  .  .  Montreal . Sub  to  Brandon 

Oak  Ridges,  O...  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  L.  H.  Ellins 


Oak  River,  M...  Montreal . H.  I.  Mielke 

Oakville,  O . Montreal . C.  F.  O.  Percy 

”  "  Kerr  St . Sub  to  Oakville 

Tor.-Dom . M.  E.  Kerr 

”  Colborne  & 

,#  Thomas . F.  B.  Harrison 

Commerce . N.  Ritchie 

„  ”  Kerr&Florence  J.  A.  Clark 

Royal . J.  E.  Peat 

„  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  P.  C.  Rea 

Imperial .  R.  S.  Hodgson 

Ocean  Falls,  BC  Commerce . R.  Adderley 

Odessa,  O . Royal . C.  W.  Lewis 

Ogema,  S. ..... .  Royal . A.  G.  Craig 

Oil  Springs,  O..  .  Tor.-Dom . A.  H.  A.  Padgham 

X,:  V'  "a . Provincial . Sub  St.  Eustache 

Okotoks,  A . Royal . F.  M.  Pow 

Olds,  A . Montreal . .  .  A.  C.  King 

..  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  P.  A.  Fair 


O’Leary,  PEI .  .  . 
Oliver,  BC . 

Omemee,  O . 

100  Mile  House, 

BC . 

Onoway  ,A . 

Opemisca,  Q.  . . . 

Orangeville,  O. . . 


Orillia,  O 


Orleans,  O . 

Ormstown,  Q .  .  . 
Oromocto,  NB .  . 

M 


Nova  Scotia. .  .  .  J.  C.  McCormack 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  E.  L.  Norton 

Commerce . W.  C.  Pearson 

Royal . W.  Fraser,  Acting 

Tor.-Dom . R.  Wallace 

Commerce . F.  A.  Dorward 

Commerce . A.  C.  Stewart 

Commerce . Sub  to  Chibouga- 

mau 

Commerce . A.  E.  Smith 

RoyaL . H.  A.  Richardson 

lor.-Dom . R.  E.  Richardson 

ror.-Dom . John  Walton 

44  Mississaga. .  R.  O.  Gunning 

Royal . H.  Lawrence 

Montreal . F.  E.  Bedford 

Commerce . W.  T.  Simpson 

Provincial . Sub  to  Rockland 

Commerce . H.  B.  Brittain 

Royal .. .  .  . Sub  to  Fredericton 

Nova  Scotia. 


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BANK  BRANCHES 


53 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Orono,  O . Commerce . A.  L.  Hooey 

Osgoode  Sta.,  O.  Royal . R.  S.  Hartry 

Oshawa,  O .  Tor.-Dom . G.  B.  Miles 

Park  Rd.  S. . . .  Sub  to  Oshawa 
566  King  E.  .  .  W.  R.  Singleton 

Royal . A.  S.  Hill 

Commerce . N.  S.  McFadyen 

"  ”  Simcoe  St.  N..  W.  G.  McLarty 

Montreal . J.  S.  Hughes 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  K.  M.  Hume 

Oshawa  South,  O  Tor.-Dom . I.  E.  Erwin 

Osoyoos,  BC...  .  Montreal . J.  R.  Elliott 

Ottawa  O . B  OF  CAN....  P.  B.  Wooster 

NOV.  SC . W.  C.  Meek 

BankScFourth  H.  L.  Cumming 

”  ”  Bank  & 

Gladstone...  .  A.  O.  Blouin 
”  "  Bank  & 

Gloucester.  .  .  .  W.  E.  Starrak 
”  Elgin  &  Frank  J.  F.  Thompson 
”  Ottawa  East.  E.  Edmunds 
”  Ottawa  South  M.  C.  Chisholm 
"  ”  Rideau  & 

William . J.  H.  Rector 

"  Somerset  & 

Bronson . H.  J.  Clarke 

”  Wellington  & 

Rosemount...  P.  M.  Dakin 
”  Westboro.  ...  G.  A.  Begin  J 
”  MONTREAL.  . .  E.  A.  Royce 

”  Bank  St . M.  W.  Howey 

”  Rideau  St ...  .  M.  J.  Brady 
”  Wellington  & 

Holland  Ave..  W.  P.  MacLean 

”  Westboro . E.  L.  Browne 

COMMERCE.  .  A.  K.  Poussette 

”  Bank  St . W.  G.  Waugh 

”  Billings  Bridge  H.  F.  Rixon 
”  Laurier  Av.  W  A.  H.  Stuart 
”  Rideau  St ... .  A.  McNeill 

”  CANADIENNE 

”251  Dalhousie  G.  Tittley 

”  ”  26  RueRideau  R.  Bolduc 


IMPERIAL _ A.  Craigie 

”  Wellington  & 

Ross . C.  I.  Preece 


ROYAL 
’’  Sparks  & 

Metcalfe . J.  M.  Bankes 

”  Bank  &  First..  H.  G.  Macdonald 


"  Bank  & 

Somerset ....  L.  A.  G.  Robertson 
”  Bank  & 

Sparks . W.  E.  Loken 

”  Dalhousie  & 

York  (Market 

Grand) . D.  L.  Dashney 


”  Somerset 

&  Booth . A.  M.  Smith 

"  Wellington 

&  Caroline. .  .  S.  S.  Osgoode 
”  Wellington  & 

Pinhey . W.  R.  Allison 

”  Westgate  Shop¬ 
ping  Centre ...  B.  R.  Marshall 
P.  B.  OF  C. 

”  Rideau  St...  .  J.  Heroux 
TOR.-DOM  ....  B.  M.  Currie 
”  Bank  &  Sparks  J.  B.  Rooney 
”  Ottawa  South  G.  W.  McNabb 
”  Union  Sta.  Br.  R.  C.  Waldie 
”  1236  W'lli’gt’n  M.  A.  Patterson 
”  Westboro.  .  .  .  J.  E.  Peacocke 


-  ONT.  SAV.  OFF  J.  G.  Seabrook 

Otterville,  O.  .  .  .  Royal . D.  C.  V.  Morrison 

Outlook,  S . Montreal .  B.  Simmons 

Outremont,  Q...  Commerce . A.  T.  Roy  _ 

”  Montreal . L.  R.  Valois 

"  Royal, 

Van  Horne  & 

Outremont  ..  L.  P.  Lawlor 
Provincial . J.  A.  S.  Hebert 


Outremont,  Q.  C'l'd 

Canadienne, 

"  1 134  Laurier 

Ave.  West.  P.  Loiseau 
”  1285  Bernard 

Ouest.  .  .  J.  H.  B6tournay 

Owen  Sound,  O  .  Montreal . J.  McCansh 

Royal . W.  H.  Smith 

Commerce . .1.  M.  Scott 

Ont.  Sav.  Office.  G.  W.  Butchart 

Tor.-Dom . J.  A.  Montgomery 

Oxbow,  S . Royal . A.E.H.Whitehouse 

Oxford, NS . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  F.  T.  McLellan 

Oyen,  A . Tor.-Dom . R.  Steel 

Paisley,  O . Royal . W.  H.  Mutch 

Pakenham,  O.  .  .  Royal . C.  H.  Campbell 

Palgrave,  0 . Imperial . Sub  to  Bolton 

Palmerston,  O  .  .  Commerce . J.  A.  Wilson 

Pamour,  O . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Timmins 

Pangman,  S.  .  .  .  Imperial . W.H.  McConachle 

Papinachois,  Q..  Canadienne . Sub  Baie  Comeau 

Papineauville,  Q.  Provincial . J.  M.  Lalonde 

ParadiseValley.A  Montreal . Sub  to  Edgerton 


Paris,  O . Commerce . H.  W.  Cooke 

Montreal . C.  E.  Abbott 

Tor.-Dom . W.  C.  Moore 

Parisville,  Q .  .  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  Deschaillons 

Parkhill,  O . Commerce . J.  G.  Porter 


Parksville,  BC.  .  Commerce . W.  J.  Ham 

Parrsboro',  NS..  Royal . F.  W,  Murphy 

Commerce . W.  E.  Jefferson 

Parry  Sound,  O.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  G.  E.  Johnston 

Commerce . E.  A.  Morrison 

”  Tor.-Dom . P.  E.  Butler 

Paspebiac,  Q _ Canadienne . G.  H.  Pearson 

Peace  River,  A. .  Commerce . C.  J.  Alfke 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  F.  A.  Kester 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  G.  Brown 

PeachLand,  BC..  Montreal . Sub  to  Westbank 

Pefferlaw,  O.  . . .  Commerce . Sub  to  Beaverton 

Pelee  Is.,  O . Montreal . Sub  to  Leamington 

Pelly,  S . Montreal . Sub  to  Kamsack 

Pembroke,  O . . . .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  W.  Haydon 

”  Royal . D.  F.  Valentine 

”  Montreal . F.  J.  Buhlman 

”  Provincial . C.  E.  Cameron 

”  Ont.  Sav.  Office. .  D.  E.  Wolff 

Pendleton,  O _ Royal . Sub  to  Plantagenel 

Penet’g’shene,  O  Tor.-Dom  . L.  J.  Gumb 

Penhold,  A . Montreal . Sub  to  Red  Deer 

(R.C.A.F.  Sta.) 

Penticton,  BC. . .  Commerce . J.  B.  Feeney 

”  Montreal . A.  Walton 

”  Royal . M.  R.  Dinney 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  D.  A.  Beresford 

Perce,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Chandler 

Perdue,  S . Royal.. . F.  P.  Smith 

Perkins,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Masson 

Perth,  NB . Montreal . C.  A.  Snell 

Perth,  O . Montreal . J.  H.  Moore 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  F.  G.  McKimm 

”  Royal . A.  J.  Mackenzie 


Petawawa  Mili¬ 
tary  Camp,  O . . 
Peterboro’,  O.  .  . 


Petitcodiac,  NB 
Petrolia,  O.  .  .  . 

Phillipsburg,  Q. 

Piapot,  S . 

Pickering,  O .  .  . 
Pickle  Crow,  O. 
Picton,  O . 


Pictou,  NS . 


Montreal . U.  H.  Bartholemew 

Tor.-Dom . W.  A.  McEvoy 

”  George  & 

Simcoe . T.  T.  Rodger 

Montreal . F.  M.  Warren 

Commerce . F.  W.  Chapman 

”  Monaghan  & 

Lansdowne _ J.  G.  Robertson 

Imperial . E.  Trueman 

Royal . W.  M.  Gemmell 

”  Peterboro  So..  J.  W.  M.  Dowke 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  C.  I.  Archibald 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  A.  W.  Farwell 

Tor.-Dom . J.  M.  Andrew 

Nova  Scotia - A.  B.  Barrett 

Commerce . Sub  to  Bedford 

Imperial . G.  H.  Scatchard 

Commerce . N.  R.  Shortreed 

Commerce . L.  A.  W.  Ross 

Montreal . J.  de  B.  Arnaud 

Commerce . G.  S.  Duncan 

Nova  Scotia _ W.  D.  McArthur 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  C.  A.  Beacom 
Royal . I.  N.  McLean 


54 


BANK  BRANCHES 


[1956 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Picture  Butte,  A  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  M.  M.  Budd 
Pierreville,  Q. . .  . 

Pierson,  M . 

Pilot  Mount,  M  . 

Pincher  Creek,  A 


Pine  Falls,  M .  .  . 
Pioneer  Mine.BC 
Placentia,  Nd . .  . 
Plaisance,  Q .  .  .  . 
Plantagenet,  O . . 
Plaster  Rock.NB 
Plattsville,  O. . . . 

Plenty,  S . 

Plessisville,  Q.  .  . 

Plum  Coulee,  M. 
PointeCalumet.Q 
Pointe  Aux 
Trembles,  Q .  . 
Pointe  Claire,  Q . 
Point  Fortune,  Q 
P'nte  Gatineau, Q 
Pointeau  Pic,  Q . 

Poltimore,  Q . . .  . 
Ponoka,  A . 


Provincial 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Royal . 

Alta.  Treas 
Commerce. 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Royal . 

Provincial . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Canadienne 
Tor.-Dom . 
Commerce . 
Provincial 


Ponteix,  S . 

Pont  Rouge,  Q . . 
Pont-Viau,  Q .  .  . 

Porcupine  PI.,  S. 
Port  Alberni,  BC 


Port  Alfred,  Q .  . 

Port  Alice,  BC.  . 
Port  Arthur,  O  . . 


Portage  laPrairie, 
”  M 


Port  Burwell,  O. 
Port  Carling,  O. . 
Port  Colborne,  O 


Port  Coquitlam, 

BC . 

Port  Credit,  O .  . 


Pt.  Dalhousie,  O 
Pt.  Daniel  Sta.,Q 
Port  Dover,  O. . . 

M 

Port  Elgin,  NB  . 
Port  Elgin,  O .  .  . 
Port  Hammond, 

BC . 

Port  Hawkesb’ry, 

NS . 

Port  Hood,  NS. . 
Port  Hope,  O.  .  . 


Portland,  O . 

Port  Mellon,  BC 
Port  Moody,  BC. 
Port  McNicoll  . . 
Portneuf,  Q . 

Portneuf  Sta.,  Q. 
Port  Perry,  O . .  . 
Port  Radium, 
NWT . 


Canadienne 
Canadienne 
Canadienne 
Canadienne 
Provincial . 
Canadienne 
Provincial . 
Commerce . 
Alta.  Treas. 
Imperial . . . 

Royal . 

Canadienne 
Canadienne 
Provincial . 
Montreal . . 
Commerce . 
Montreal . . 
Royal . . 
Canadienne 
Montreal . . 
Nova  Scotia 
Montreal . . 
Commerce . 
Tor.-Dom . 
Imperial . . . 
Nova  Scotia 

Royal . 

Imperial .  . 
Nova  Scotia 
Montreal . . 
Commerce . 
Commerce . 
Nova  Scotia 
Imperial . . . 
Commerce . 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 


R.  L.  Beausejour 
.  .  .  .  S.  G.  Kennedy 
.  .  .  .  N.  S.  Jackman 
.  .  ,  .A.  E.  Ames 
Br. .  J.  T.  Connolly 
.  .  .  .  O.  Blakely 
.  .  .  .  L.  PI.  Kitchingham 
.  .  .  .  G.  A.  Gardiner 

_ J.  P.  O'Brien 

. .  .  .  Sub  Papineauville 
.  .  .  .  L.  A.  Paillard 
.  .  .  .  J.  H.  Sargeant 
. . . .  C.  M.  Bryans 
.  .  .  .  P.  J.  Passler 
. .  .  .  J.  Dugal 
.  .  .  .  P.  E.  Bergeron 
.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Winkler 
.  .  .  .  Sub  Ste.  Eustache 


Br 


L.  Saey 
O.  Larouche 
Sub  to  Rigaud 
Sub  to  Hull 
Sub  to  La  Malbaie 
Sub  to  La  Malbaie 
Sub  to  Masson 
R.  A.  Cunliffe 
J.  B.  Charette 
.  .  .  .  H.  C.  O'Brien 
.  ...  A.  A.  A.  Stouse 
. .  . .  Sub  to  Portneuf,  Q 
.  .  . .  P.  Huguet 
.  .  .  .  G.  Barbeau 
.  . .  .  W.  A.  Palmer 
.  . .  .  N.  Schroeder 
.  .  .  .  G.  W.  A.  Willett 
.  .  .  .  A.  B.  Armstrong 
....  Sub  Bagotville,  Q 
.  .  .  .  J.  E.  C.  Vanasse 
.  .  . .  W.  Barclay 

_ C.  H.  Shiels 

.  .  .  .  W.  L.  Dawson 
.  .  .  .  R.  W.  Clement 
. . .  .  J.  A.  Kask 

- W.  A.  McMullen 

. .  .  .  G.  M.  McKeown 

- W.  P.  Graham 

.  .  .  .  D.  Samson 
.  .  .  .  P.  A.  S.  Irwin 
.  . .  .  A.  W.  Johnson 
. . .  .  Sub  Straffordville 
.  .  .  .  G.  D.  Wood 
.  ...  A.  I.  McIntyre 
. . .  .  H.  W.  Hunter 
.  .  .  .  G.  D.  Matheson 
■  ■  .  •  S.  E.  Cameron 


Royal . A. 

Commerce . A. 

Tor.-Dom . J. 

”  (East  End) ...  A. 
Nova  Scotia ....  J. 

Commerce . C. 

Nova  Scotia .  .  . .  G. 

Royal . D. 

Nova  Scotia ....  D. 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J. 
Commerce . J. 


D.  Perley 
G.  McDermott 
D.  Ketchum 
McKenzie 

L.  Addison 

M.  Hourigan 
Lasnier 

C.  V.  Morrison 
M.  Jamieson 
G.  Wicks 
Blue 


Montreal . . 


H.  W.  A.  Minnion 


Royal . A.  D.  Pynn 

Royal . N.  T.  Murphy 

Royal . J.  V.  Eagan 

Tor.-Dom . J.  E.  Wilson 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  A.  Burt 

Royal . T.  E.  Waddell 

Montreal . Sub  to  Gibsons 

Royal . R.  G.  Wood 

Commerce . Sub  to  Midland 

Canadienne . L.  Letarte 

Nova  Scotia  .  .  .  J.  H.  M.  Jutras 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Portneuf 

Commerce . J.  R.  Helm 


Royal 


S.  B.  Hughes,  Act. 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Port  Rowan,  O . . 
Port  Stanley,  O . 
Pouce  Coupe, BC 
Powassan,  O . .  .  . 
Powell  River,  BC 

Preeceville,  S.  .  . 
Prescott,  O . 

Preston,  O . 

Price,  Q . 

Prince  Albert.  S . 


Prince  George, 

”  BC 


Prince  Rupert, 

”  BC 

Princeton,  BC. . . 
Princeton,  O . .  .  . 
Princeville,  Q.  .  . 

Provost,  A . 

Pugwash,  NS .  .  . 
Punnichy,  S .  .  .  . 
Qualicum  Beach, 

BC . 

Qu’Appelle,  S.  .  . 
Quebec,  Q . 


Commerce . D.  M.  Wingrove 

Commerce . T.  R.  Hardcastle 

Commerce . J.  M.  Gillespie 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  G.  S.  Jourdan 

Commerce . A.  J.  Gilroy  _ 

Montreal . R.  L.  W.  Spinks 

Tor.-Dom . H.  Desroches 

Montreal . G.  A.  Miller 

Royal . E.  A.  Hamilton 

Montreal . R.  R.  Bowerman 

Tor.-Dom . C.  H.  Foster 

Imperial . W.  J.  A.  Hill 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Mont  Joli 

Imperial . C.  J.  Asp 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  D.  I.  Chetwynd 

Commerce . A.  Binns 

Royal . R.  L.  Jones 

Montreal . R.  J.  R.  Bonneland 

Royal . N.  D.  Napier 

Montreal . H.  B.  Twiss 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  G.  Shortt 

Commerce . N.  Woodhead 

Tor.-Dom . J.  S.  Cavaghan 

Commerce . P.  F.  P.  Bird 

Montreal .  H.  W.  Steel 

Royal . J.  E.  Taylor 

Commerce . J.  O.  Pennington 

Commerce . Sub  to  Paris 

Canadienne . G.  Dontigny 

Commerce . T.  R.  Watson 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  O.  Connell 
Montreal . J.  C.  Cowling 

Commerce . A.  M.  H.  Hodgins 

Royal . J.  T.  Conlin 

CANADIENNE 
”  498  Troisieme  J.  A.  Leblond 
”  5  rue  St.  Jean.  L.  Desmeules 
”  200  rue 

St.  Jean . A.  Gaudreau 

”  382  rue 

St.  Jean . J.  C.  Caouette 

"  380  Boul. 

Charest . J.  E.  Forecault 

”  198  St.  Valier 

ouest . M.  Belanger 

”31  Chemin 

Ste.  Foye. . . .  L.  H.  Gilbert 
1199-4th  Ave. .  A.  Gagne 
”  144  Grande- 

Allee . D.  Bruneau 

”  1800  1  ere  Ave.  G.  E.  Gingras 
”  86  Ave.  des 

Erables . D.  Dussault 

”  385  rue 

St.  Paul . J.  E.  Tremblay 

”71  rue 

St.  Pierre _ L.  A.  Desrosiers 

”  699  ouest 

St.  Valier.  ...  A.  Coulombe 
1785  Chemin  Sub  to 
de  la  Canardiere  1199-4th  Ave. 
1623  rue  Shep¬ 
pard,  Sillery  .  C.  E.  Lemieux 
COMMERCE.  .  M.  F.  Jessop 
Upper  Town. .  P.  R.  Hamel 

St.  Roch . R.  Poulette 

TOR.-DOM. 

"Ill  St. Peter  St  I.  D.  Simmons 

”  Limoilou . J.  R.  Clement 

”  St.  Roch  Br. , 

505  Charest  B.  S.  G.  Bickley 
IMPERIAL  ....  R.  Boisvert 
MONTREAL  . . .  J.  H.  Ottmann 
”  Cartier  Ave.  .  P.  Y.  Pelletier 
”  Chateau 

Frontenac.  .  .  E.  S.  W.  Y.  Taylor 

”  St.  Roch . M.  A.  Masse 

St.  Sacrement.  M.  Fiset 
”  St.  Sauveur  .  .  P.  A.  R.  Chartier 
”  Upper  Town..  J.  N.  Rousseau 

NOV.  SC . B.  Howard 

St.  Malo . J.  A.  Seale 

”  St.  Roch . S.  D.  Bergeron 

”  Upper  Town. .  B.  W.  Morin 


1956  ] 


BANK  BRANCHES 


55 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 


Quebec,  Q.  C't'd. 


H.  L.  Austin 
J.  A.  R.  Dallaire 
J.  W.  Laliberte 
J.  Lavallee 
R.  J.  Crowe 

R.  Jean 

J.  A.  Labrecque 
F.  Gamache 
L.  Richard 

J.  E.  R.  Plamondon 

Henri  Houle 


Quebec-Ouest.  .  . 

Queensborough, 

BC . 

Quesnel,  BC .  .  .  . 

Quyon,  Q . 

Racine,  Q . 

Radisson,  S . 

Radville,  S . 

Rainy  River,  O, 
Rapid  City.  M  . 
Rawdon,  Q . 


ROYAL 
”  St.  James  & 

St.  Peter .... 

”  Limoilou . 

”  St.  Roch . 

"  St.  Sauveur  .  . 

”  Upper  Town. . 

P.  B.  OF  C. 

”  Limoilou . 

"  56  St.  Pierre. . 

"  St.  Roch . 

”  St.  Sauveur.  .  . 

"  2  Rue  la 
Fabrique .... 

"  Centre  Indus¬ 
trial  No.  5  . .  . 

QUE.  SAV. 

(BANQUE  d’ECON.) 

"  21rueSt-Jean  E.-Morency 
”  479  rue 

St-Jean . E.  Wagner 

”  67  Chemin 

Ste-Foy . Emile  Giguere 

”  903  Chemin 
Ste-Foy .... 

”  53  rue 

St-Pierre .  .  . 

”  rue  Ste- Julie . 

”  100  rue 
St-Joseph. .  .  . 

”  319  rue 

St-Joseph .  Donat  Gagnon 

”  794  rue 

St-Vallier . . .  .  J.-Ed.  Robitaille 
”  138  Marie  de 

l’lncarnation  G.  A.  Fortin 
”  499  4eme  Ave.  E.  Chouinard 
”  1797  1  ere  Ave.  L.  Maranda 
”  Edifice  Paquet  G.  Descarreaux 
”  1350  Maguire.  A.  Brassard 
”  delaC’n'di^re .  d’L  LeMoine 
St.  Albert  le 

Grand . Frs.  Belanger 

.  Canadienne . Sub099W.St.-V'lier 

231  Belanger  St.  Quebec,  Q 


R.-H.  Rondeau 

J.  Bouffard,  A/ 
A.  L' Heureux 

A.  Vezina 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 


Raymond,  A . 


Redcllff ,  A . 

Red  Deer,  A. .  . 


Royal . 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Montreal . 

Canadienne .... 

Commerce . 

Commerce .... 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Canadienne .... 

Montreal . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. 
Alta.  Treas.  Br. 
Montreal . 


Red  Lake,  O . . . 

Red  Rock.  O. .  . 

Redvers,  S . 

Redwater,  A . .  . 


Regina,  S . 


Commerce . 

Imperial . 

Royal . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 
Nova  Scotia .... 

Imperial . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

.  Commerce . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

B.  OF  CAN - 

MONTREAL. . . 
"  North  Side. .  .  . 
”  Victoria  & 
Albert  Sts.  . 
IMPERIAL.  . 
COMMERCE.  . 
”  11th  Ave.  & 

McIntyre . 

TOR.-DOM.  .  .  . 
”  2244  Albert .  .  . 
”  McCallum  Hill 
Bldg . 


R.  Commons 
O.  S.  Blues 
A.  C.  Shennett 
Sub  to  Valcourt 
J.  A.  McLean 
D.  A.  Brown  . 

D.  L.  Cairns 
A.  W.  Brown 
J.  L.  Kinsella 
R.  Cadieux 
D.  J.  Purcell 

D.  II.  Douglas 
Sub  Medicine  Hat 
W.  D.  C.  de 

Balinhard 

C. W.E.Thompson 

E.  L.  Meeres 
T.  Foster 

N.  Donald 

J.  L.  Templeton 
H.  A.  Paul 

O.  M.  Baker 
R.  Shewfelt 

A.  R.  Sanderson 
W.  H.  Johnston 

D.  E.  Nash 

F.  Wilks 

C.  D.  Compton 
N.  B.  Keith 

J.  Hamilton 
J.  S.  Ink 

G.  W.  Davison 


R.  J.  Fulton 
A.  Tomkins 
J.  H.  Conde 

R.  S.  Wells 


Regina,  C’td .  NOV.  SC . 

"  Victoria  & 
Winnipeg. .  .  . 

ROYAL . 

”  Broad  St.  & 
6th  Ave.  . . . 

Renfrew,  O . Montreal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

Imperial . 

Royal . 

Reston,  M . Montreal . 

Revelstoke,  BC. .  Imperial . 

Commerce . 

Rexdale,  O . Royal . 

Riceville,  O . Nova  Scotia.  .  . 

Richard,  S . Commerce . 

Richelieu,  Q.  .  .  .  Provincial . 


Canadienne.. 

Richibucto,  NB.  Royal . 

Richmond,  Q.  .  .  Commerce... 

Montreal 

Richmond,  O.  .  .  Nova  Scotia. 


K.  R.  Elloitt 

G.  B.  Goodwin 

P.  L.  Finley 

F.  C.  Robertson 
J.  A.  Fisher 
.  J.  W.  B.  Thompson 

J.  B.  Macdonnell 
C.  R.  George 

K.  B.  Mills 

.  A.  J.  Riches 
.  A.  C.  Hagell 
.  F.  P.  Benner 
.  Sub  to  St.  Isidore 
de  Prescott 
.  W.  A.  M.  Minto 
.  Sub  Cit6  de  Jac¬ 
ques  Cartier 
.  Sub  to  Marleville 
.  A.  M.  S.  Chandler 
.  K.  R.  Urquhart 
.  H.  H.  Now|an 
.  F.  S.  Mulkins 


Richmond  Hill,  O 


Ridgetown,  O . .  . 

Ridgeway,  O . . . . 

Rigaud,  Q . 

Rimbey,  A . 

Rimouski,  Q .  .  .  . 


Rimouski  W., 
Riondel,  BC . 
Ripley,  O  . . . . 
Ripon,  Q.  . .  . 


River  Hebert, NS 
Riverhurst,  S.  .  . 
River  John,  NS. 
Riverport,  NS... 

Rivers,  M . 

Riverside,  O .  .  .  . 
Riverton,  M .  .  .  . 
Riviere  au 

Renard,  Q  . .  .  . 
Riv.  Beaudette.Q 
Riviere-Blanche 

Q . 

Riviere  Bleue,  Q. 
Riviere  Bois- 

Clair,  Q . 

Riv.  des  Prairies, 

Q . 


Commerce . H.  C.  Powell 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . .  G.  H.  Bawden 

Royal . D.  C.  Beacock 

Royal . E.  S.  Highstead 

Commerce . A.  R.  B.  Conrad 

Imperial . C.  I.  McBride 

Canadienne . E.  A.  Mineau 

Montreal . R.  G.  Coupland 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Lacombe 

Canadienne . J.  C.  Lebel 

Provincial . J.  A.  Prieur 

Royal . L.  E.  J.  Dubois 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Rimouski 

Montreal . Sub  to  Nelson 

Royal . F.  W.  Hill 

Provincial . Sub  to 

St.  Andr6  Avellin 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  P.  Desborough 

Commerce . A.  A.  Minty 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  D.  E.  Bowness 

Montreal . G.  A.  MacPherson 

Royal . C.  G.  Stalker 

Imperial . L.  A.  Barron 

Imperial .  B.  E.  Hubert 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Gasp6 

Provincial . Sub  to  Coteau  Sta. 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Matane 

Provincial . A.  Morin 

Provincial . Sub  to  Ste  Croix 

Provincial . Sub  to  Ville  St. 

M  ichel 


Riv.  du  Loup,  Q  Montreal . J.  L.  D.  H.  Roy 

"  Canadienne . A.  Dupuis 

”  Provincial . L.  Masse^ 

”  Stn.  Q. .  Provincial . L.  Berube 

"  Canadienne . R.  Perron 

Riviere  Ouelle,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Ste.  Anne 

de  la  Pocatiere 


Riv.  Portneuf 
(Saguenay,  Q) 
Roberts'ville,  Q. 

Roberval,  £>.■■■ 

Roblin,  M . 

Rocanville,  S. . .  . 

Rochester,  A - 

Rockglen,  S. .  .  .  . 
Rocky  Mountain 
House,  A . 

Rock  Island,  Q  . . 

Rockland,  O .  .  . 

Rockwood,  O.  .  . 
Rockyford,  A.  .  . 
Rodney,  O . 


Provincial . Sub  to  La  Malbale 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Thetford 

Mines 

Canadienne . L.  Lavoie 


Royal . 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 
Montreal . . 
Imperial .  . 


L.  G.  Bastien 
K.  S.  Riley 
T.  S.  Norcross 
Sub  to  Westlock 
O.  L.  Kimball 


Imperial .  S.  G.  Hooker 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  G.  H.  Potter 

Commerce . R.  J.  Wells 

Royal . G.  Petrie 

Provincial  .  H.  W.  Tessier 

Royal . T.  C.  I.  Winlow 

Commerce . W.  V.  Thurn 

Royal . G.  S.  Robinson 


56 


BANK  BRANCHES 


[1956 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Rogersville,  NB. 

Roland,  M . 

Rosemere,  Q . . .  . 

Roseneath,  O . .  . 
Rosetown,  S .  .  .  . 

Rose  Valley,  S.  . 
Rossburn,  M. .  . . 
Rossland,  BC.  .  . 

Rost  hern,  S . 

Rouge  Hills,  O .  . 

Rougemont,  Q .  . 

Rouleau,  S . 

Rouyn,  Q . 


Roxton  Falls,  Q. 
Roxton  Pond,  Q 

Russell,  M . 

Russell,  O . 

Rycroft,  A . 

Ryley,  A . 

Sackville,  NB  . .  . 

Saint  John,  NB  . 


Salisbury,  NB. .  . 

Salmo,  BC . 

Salmon  Arm,  BC 

Saltcoats,  S . 

Sandwich,  O .  . . . 

Sangudo,  A . 

Sarnia,  O . 


Provincial . Sub  to  Moncton 

Royal . G.  Turner 

Provincial . Sub  to  Ste  Rose 

de  Laval 

Royal . Sub  to  Hastings 

Royal . C.  G.  Seeley 

Tor.-Dom . W.  R.  Topham 

Montreal . A.  M.  Wiggins 

Tor.-Dom . C.  H.  Langridge 

Montreal . G.  T.  German 

Imperial . J.  H.  Nelson 

Commerce . Sub  to  Highland 

Creek 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Marieville 

Commerce . R.  E.  Woodward 

Canadienne . J.  N.  Lalande 

Commerce . L.  T.  Garon 

Tor.-Dom . F.  J.  Ross 

Royal . R.  R.  Sigouin 

Canadienne . P.  E.  Blanchard 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Granby 

Royal . H.  E.  T.  Way 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  H.  Hill 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  H.  G.  Radbourne 
Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  T.  H.  Langvand 

Royal . V.  B.  Hardwick 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  R.  Curry 

Bank  of  Canada.  E.  H.  Cameron 
”  Can.  Nat., 

161  rue  Notre- 

Dame . Sub  to  St-Jean 

Tor.-Dom . J.  R.  Stewart 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  C.  M.  Killam 
”  Charlotte  St...  H.  E.  Boyles 
”  Haymk’t  Sq..  C.  L.  Drew 
”  Mill  &  Par’d’se  L.  W.  Roberts 
”  North  End..  .  C.  G.  Matthews 
”  W.  St.  John.  .  E.  R.  McClafferty 

Montreal . G.  H.  P.  Joyce 

”  Haymk’t  Sq.  .  G.  E.  McGinn 

”  Union  St . R.  R.  W.  Lilly 

Royal, 22-26  King  A.  J.  Smith 
"  North  End..  .  R.  E.  D.  Bliss 

Commerce . W.  R.  Whitehead 

Provincial . C.  W.  Steinhagen 

Commerce . R.  Nicholson 


Commerce. . 
Commerce. . . 
Nova  Scotia. 
Montreal..  .  . 
Imperial.  .  .  . 


J.  H.  Cullon 
. .  N.  H.  Affleck 
.  A.  L.  MacDonald 
.  .  P.  I.  Korman 
.  .  F.  J.  Dorschell 


Imperial . J.  Hodgan 

Commerce . J.  F.  Gillespie 


Exmouth  & 

Colborne 

Royal . 

Montreal .... 

”  Exmouth  & 

Colborne 
"  Mitton  & 

Wellingt’nSts.  W.  L  Miller 


. .  O.  M.  J.  Fagan 
. . .  H.  T.  Ross,  Jr. 

. .  .  W.  H.  Kalbfleisch 

.  .  J.  H.  Paton 


Sarsfield,  O. 


Imperial ..... 
Nova  Scotia 
”  Colborne  & 
Exmouth 

Tor.-Dom . 

”  Blue  Water  B  . 
172  N.  Front. . 


K.  R.  Allbright 
W.  Baldock 

F.  E.  Miller 
A.  E.  Hall 
J.  G.  Yeo 
A.  G.  Franck 


Provincial . Sub  to  Rockland 


Saskatoon,  S. ..  .  Commerce . W.  Williams 

”  West  Side . J.  H.  C.  Allan 

Montreal . A.  Smith 

”  West  Side.  .  .  .  J.  I.  McCaw 
Nova  Scotia.  ...  W.  R.  McLure 

"  West  Side .  E.  S.  Ross 

”  ”  8th  St.  & 

Clarence .  H.  G.  McGinn 

Tor.-Dom . J.  Addison 

Imperial . W.  J.  Douglas 

Royal . V.  G.  Ellis 

”  Nutana  Br.  .  .  V.  R.  Philips 


”  2nd  Ave.  & 
Princess 

Sault-aux- 

Recollets,  Q. . .  Provincial .  .  .  . 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


G.  B.  Crang 

Sub  to  500  Henri 
Bourassa 


S.  Ste.  Marie,  O. 


Commerce . J.  Adams 

”  West  End. ...  N.  G.  Ingram 

Imperial . R.  B.  Wansbrough 

”  Gore  &  Qu’en .  J.  B.  Sainsbury 
Royal, Q. &Brock  J.  B.  Hawken 
"  Queen  &  Bru'e  R.  J.  Leach 
Steelton  B'ch.  V.  H. R.Glazebrook 


Sawyerville,  Q .  . 

Sayabec,  Q . 

Sayabec,  Q . 

Scarboro  Bluffs, O 

Scarboro  Twp.,0 
Schomberg,  O  . . . 
Schefferville,  Q. . 
Schreiber,  O .  . 
Schubenacadie, 

NS . 

Schumacher,  O. . 

Scotland,  O . 

Scotstown,  Q  ■  ■ . . 
Scott,  June.,  Q . . 

Seaforth,  O  . 

Sebringville,  O .  . 

Sechelt,  BC . 

Sedgwick,  A.  .  .  . 
Seeley's  Bay,  O. . 
Selkirk,  M . 

Selkirk,  O . 

Semans,  S . 

Senneterre,  Q .  .  . 

Sept-Iles,  Q . 

Seven  Is . 

Sexsmith,  A.  .  .  . 
Shakespeare,  O . . 
Sharbot  Lake .  .  . 
Shaunavon,  S . . . 
Shawbridge,  Q .  . 
Shaw'n  Falls,  Q . 


Shatvville,  Q.  .  .  . 
Shearwater,  NS. 

Shedden,  O . 

Shediac,  NB .  .  .  . 
Sheet  Harb.,  NS 
Shellbrook,  S. . .  . 
Shelburne.  O ... . 

Shelburne,  NS. . . 
Shelter  Bay,  Q .  . 
Sherbrooke,  NS. 
Sherbrooke,  Q  .  . 


Sherbrooke,  Q. . 


Montreal 
Nova  Scotia 
Montreal . . . 
Provincial .  . 
Provincial.  . 
Commerce .  . 
Nova  Scotia 
Commerce. . 
Imperial .  .  . 
Imperial 
Montreal . .  . 

Royal . 

Commerce.  . 

Royal . 

Commerce . . 
Canadienne . 


C.  W.  Iley 
A.  J.  Henderson 
G.  J.  T.  Lapalme 
J.  E.  Levesque 
G.  Robillard 
G.  J.  Shaugnessy 
A.  R.  H.  Brown 

L.  A.  Thompson 
E.  Smith 

Sub  to  Seven  Is. 
C.  N.  Befttham 

G.  D.  McMichael 

M.  M.  Willison 
Sub  to  Brantford 
R.  T.  Cook 

Sub  to  Ste.  Marie 
Beauce 

G.  C.  Brightrall 

.  J.  R.  M.  Spittal 
J.  M.  McMillan 
Sub  to  Stratford 
R.  D.  Minnion 
W.  G.  Townsend 
Sub  to  Lyndhurst 
C.  E.  Joseph 

H.  S.  Deighton 


Commerce . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Ont.  Sav.  Office. 

Commerce . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Montreal . 

Commerce . H.  S.  Deighton 

Montreal . I.  R.  Richardson 

Canadienne . R.  Lepine 

Canadienne .  R.  D’ Amours 

Montreal . J.  L.  A.  Dion 

Imperial . W.  D.  Ross 

Royal . J.  P.  Bushell 

Commerce . Sub  to  Stratford 


Sherrington,  Q . 
Shippegan,  NB. 
Shoal  Lake,  M . 
Shubenac'e,  NS. 
Sicamous,  BC.. 
Sidney,  BC.  .  .  . 


Royal . 

Royal . 

Provincial . 

Provincial . 

Royal . 

Canadienne . 

”  1753  St.  Marc. 
”  2493  St.  Marc. 

Commerce . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 

Commerce . 

Montreal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Commerce . 

Canadienne . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

King  &  Sails .  . 
Uppertown. . .  . 
Wellington  St . 

Canadienne . 

29  King  E.  .  .  . 
800  B'lv'd’re  S. 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Provincial . 

401  Papineau. . 
Royal, 

87  Wellington 
”  Up.  Town  Br. 

Montreal . 

Belvidere  & 

King  Sts . 

Canadienne . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 


Sub  to  Perth 
W.  M.  May 
Sub  to  St.  Jerome 
Emile  Gagnon 

E.  O.  Lacroix 
J.  E.  Morin 
J.  St-Arnaud 
L.  Boucher 

J.  H.  Lemoyne 
J.  O.  F.  Lamoureux 

G.  A.  McDougall 
Sub  to  Halifax 

H.  T.  Green 

J.  W.  L.  Creaser 
Donald  M.  Christie 
N.  B.  Johnston 
W.  C.  McIntosh 
J.  H.  Lawrence 
R.  E.  Macdonald 
Sub  to  Sept  Isles 
R.  Davis 

F.  L.  Pearson 
J.  E.  A.  Tasse 
J.  H.  G.  Bernier 
J.  H.  Fecteau 

J.  A.  Letourneau 
A.  Bergeron 
L.  Trepanier 
P.  C.  Smith 
R.  M.  Ferrand 
P.  E.  Turcotte 

H.  J.  B.  Richard 
N.  L.  Amirault 
J.  W.  O.  Lefebvre 

L.  A.  Laberge 
Sub  to  St.  Remi 
J.  E.  Laurin 
W.  T.  Hart 

G.  D.  MacMichael 
Sub  to  Enderby 
G.  C.  Johnston 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Sillery  en  bas,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Sillery, 

Simcoe,  O . Commerce . J.  P.  Dougherty 

Tor.-Dom . C.  D.  Walmsley 

"  Montreal . C.  M.  Watters 

”  Royal . T.  H.  Gilchrist 

Imperial . J.  S.  Taylor 

Sioux  L'kout,  O.  Imperial . W.  Calvert 

”  Montreal . M.  B.  Trudeau 

Smiley,  S . Tor.-Dom . R.  B.  Olfrey 

Smithers,  BC.  .  .  Royal . C.  W.  Akenhead 

Smiths  Falls,  O..  Montreal . R.  L.  Fisher 

"  Royal . M.  A.  Hull 

"  Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  T.  F.  Cobb 

Commerce . A.  D.  Pearce 

Smithville,  O. .  . .  Royal . A.  M.  Richardson 

Smoky  Lake,  A..  Commerce . H.  B.  Lyle 

Smooth  Rock 

Falls,  O . Royal . J.  P.  Morgan 

Snow  Lake,  M .  .  Royal . W.  E.  Seifert,  Act. 

Sombra,  O . Commerce . D.  R.  Cleland 

Somerset,  M. .  .  .  Royal . G.  A.  Latrille 

Sorel,  Q . Provincial . R.  Hetu 

”  Montreal . X.  A.  A.  Leblanc 

”  Royal . J.  A.  P.  Tessier 

"  Canadienne . L.  Roy 

"  Commerce . J.  R.  Le  Couffe 

”  Royal . J.  A.  P.  Tessier 

Souris,  M . Royal . J.  W.  Fowlie 

”  Montreal . N.  C.  Munson 

Souris,  PEI . Commerce . J.  N.  Innes 

Southampton,  O.  Commerce . A.  C.  Marnoch 

S.  Burnaby,  BC.  Commerce . R.  A.  I.  Harris 

“  Royal . E.  P.  Bowser 

”  ”  Kingsway  & 

Walker . C.  H.  Linton 

S’th  Durham.  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to  Acton  Vale 

S.  Edmonton,  A.  Commerce . D.  S.  Haliburton 

”  Royal . W.  C.  McGillivray 

••  Montreal . T.  A.  M.  Bradley 

”  Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  R.  L.  Robson 


Southey,  S .  Royal . P.  M.  Buchan 

S' :h  Mo’ntain,  O  Nova  Scotia.  ...  I.  A.  Keays 

S.  Porcupine,  O.  Tor.-Dom . W.  S.  McDowell 

”  Imperial . F.  E.  Cooper 

South  River,  O . .  Royal . Sub  to  Sundridge 

Spencerville,  O..  Royal . H.  R.  McGarth 

Spirit  River,  A..  Royal . J.  N.  Donaldson 

Spiritwood,  S.  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  H.  A.  Johnson 

Spragge,  O . Montreal . J-  B.  Elmsley 

Springdale,  Nd. .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  J.  D.  Anderson 

Springfield,  O.  .  .  Royal . Sub  to  Aylmer,  O 

Springhill,  NS  .  .  Commerce . H.  J.  Pike 

Squamish,  BC. . .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  M.  Reid,  Acting 
Stamford,  O.  .  . .  Imperial . L.  Daniels 


Standard,  A.  .  .  .  Royal . 

Stanley,  NB.  .  .  .  Commerce . 

Star  City,  S.  .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  . . 

Stavely,  A .  Commerce . 

Stayner,  O . Tor.-Dom . 

St.  Adele,  en 

Bas,  Q . Canadienne . 

’’  Montreal . 

St.  Adelphe,  Q.  .  Provincial . 


N.  M.  Miller 
W.  F.  Kydd 
C.  J.  Borm 

G.  C.  A.  Nurcombe 
A.  W.  Kruse 

J.  O.  Gagne 

H.  C.  A.  R.  Garon 
Sub  to  Trois 

Rivieres 


St.  Adolphe,  Q .  .  Provincial . 

St.  Agapit,  Q .  .  .  Provincial . 

Ste.  Agathe  de 

Lotbinidre,  Q. .  Provincial . 

Ste.  Agathe  des 

Monts,  Q . Provincial . 

”  Montreal . 

St.  Aim6,  Q . Canadienne . 

St.  Alban,  Q - Canadienne . 


Sub  to  Disraeli,  Q 
J.  A.  Desrochers 

Sub  to  St.  Agapit 

R.  Dionne 
A.  N.  Biggar 
V.  Toupin 
Sub  to  St.  Casimir 


St.  Albert,  A _ Montreal . J.  H.  Arseneau 


St.  Alexandre 

d'Iberville,  Q  .  Canadienne 


Sub  to  St.  Jean 


St.  Alexandre 

deK’mouraska,  Q  Canadienne 
"  Provincial.  . 


Sub  Riviere  du 
Loup 


St Montcalm,  Q  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Jacques 

^  Monts?  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Louiseville 


St.  Ambroise 

de  Kildare,  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to  Joliette 

St.  Ambroise 

de  Kildare,  Q.  Provincial . Sub  to  Joliette,  Q 

St.  Amour,  O.  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  V'nkl'k  Hill 

St.  Anaclet,  Q  . . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Rimouski 

St.  Andrew's,  NB  Nova  Scotia.  ...  D.  A.  Sutherland 
St.  Andrew’s  E,Q  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  Doran 
St.  Andr6  de 

Kam'rska,  Q . .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Pascal 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Riviere 

du  Loup 

St.  Andre  Avel.  .  Provincial . J.  L.  Valois 

Ste.  Angele  de 

Laval,  Q . Provincial . Sub.  to  Trois 

Rivieres 


Ste.  Angele  de 

Merici,  Q . Canadienne . 

St.  Angele  de 

Monnoir,  Q . . .  Canadienne . 
St.  Anges  de 

Beauce,  Q .  . .  .  Provincial .  . 
St.  Anicet,  Q .  .  .  .  Canadienne 
Ste.  Anne-de- 

Beaupre,  Q  .  .  .  Canadienne 
St.  Anne  de 

Bellevue,  Q . .  .  Montreal . .  . 
Ste.  Anne  de  la 

Perade,  Q . Canadienne 

Ste.  Anne  de  la 

Pocati&re,  Q .  .  Canadienne 
Ste.  Anne  de 

Prescott,  O .  .  .  Canadienne 
Ste.  Anne  des 

Monts,  Q . Canadienne 

Ste.  Anne  des 

Plaines,  Q  .  .  .  .  Provincial .  . 
St.  Anselme,  Q .  Provincial .  . 

"  Canadienne 

St.  Antoine  de 

Tilly,  Q . Provincial .  . 

St.  Antoine  sur 

Richelieu . Provincial . 


Sub  to  Mont  Joli 

Sub  to  Marieville 

Sub  to  St.Anselme 
Sub  to  Valleyfield 

R.  Simard 

J.  A.  Lambert 

J.  D.  Lajoie 

E.  Martel 

Sub  to  Rigaud,  Q 

J.  M.  Cloutier 

Sub  to  Laurentides 
R.  Morneau 
B.  Noel 

Sub  to  Ste.  Croix 

Sub  to  St.  Denis 
(Richelieu) 


St.  Antonin  de 

Temisc’ata,  Q  Provincial.. 

S.  Apollinaire,  Q  Canadienne . 

”  Provincial... 

St.  ArsSne,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . 
St.  Aubert,  Q  . .  .  Provincial .  . 

St.  Augustin,. . . . 

Portneuf,  Q. .  .  Canadienne . 
St.  Augustin, 

Two  Mo’nt’s.Q  Provincial .  . 

St.  Barbe,  Q - Provincial.  . 

St.  Barnabe, 

Nord,  Q . Provincial .  . 

St.  B’rthelemi,  Q  Provincial.  . 

St.  Basile,  Q _ Canadienne . 

St.  Basile  le 

Grand,  Q . Provincial .  . 

Ste.  Beatrix,  Q..  Canadienne. 
St.  Benjamin,  Q.  Canadienne 
St.  Benoit 

(Beauce,  Q)  ..  Canadienne. 
St.  Benoit, 

Deux-Mon's,  Q  Canadienne 
St.  Bernard,  .  . 

Dorchester,  Q  Provincial .  . 

”  Canadienne 


Sub  to  Riv.  du 
Loup  Sta. 

Sub  to  Deschaillon 
Sub  to  St.  Agapit 
Sub  to  Riv.  du  Loup 
Sub  to  St.  Jean, 
Port  Joli 
Sub  to  699 
St.Valier  ouest  Q 
Sub  to 

St.  Eustache 
Sub  to  Valleyfield 

Sub  to  Yamachiche 

J.  Hubert 

Sub  to  Portneuf 

Sub  to  Cite  de 
Jacques  Cartier 
Sub  to  Joliette 
Sub  to  St.  Prosper 
Sub.  to  St.  Georges 
de  Beauce 
Sub  to 

St.  Scholastique 

Sub  to  Notre 
Dame  de  Charny 
Sub  to  Ste.  Marie 
de  Beauce 


.  Bernardin 
de  Routhier,  O 
.  Boniface,  Q  . . 

.  Boniface,  M . 


.  Boniface  de 
Shawinigan,  Q 


Provincial . Sub  to  Alfred  _ 

Provincial . Sub  to  Shawinigan 

Falls 

Canadienne . R-  Trudeau 

Royal . W-G.  Hurley 

"  U  St’ck  Yards  C.  G.  Barnes 
Tor.-Dom.,  ... 

U.  St’ck  Yards . .  F.  J.  Goldsmith 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Shawinigan 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 

St.  Bon’v'nt’e,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to 

St.  Guillaume 

St.  Bruno,  Q...  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Lambert 

St.  Bruno  de 

Kamou'ska,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Pascal 

St.  Calixte,  de 

Kilkenny,  Q .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Laurentides 

St.  Camille,  Q..  .  Canadienne . J.  A.  Morin 

St.  Casimir,  Q...  Canadienne . J.-E.  Dufour 

Ste.  C’th’rine,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to 

Loretteville 

St.  C’th’rines,  O.  Imperial . E.  A.  James 

’’  ”  East  End.  .  .  .  J.  M.  Houston 

St.  Paul  & 

Ont.  Sts . H.  G.  W.  Waters 

Commerce . A.  M.  Inglis 

”  Lake  &  C'rlt'n  L.  M.  Wedd 
”  Page&Qu’st’n  J.  W.  McCleary 

”  St.  Paul  St.  W  S.  F.  Gilmore 

Tor.-Dom . E.  J.  II.  Vanston 

”  King  &  Queen 

Sts . S.  T.  Organ 

”  Ontario  St.  & 

Pleasant  Ave.  W.  W.  Welsman 

Royal . F.  S.  Stevens 

Nova  Scotia ....  W.  PI.  Payzant 

Montreal . E.  Partington 

”  Geneva  & 

Welland . Sub  to  St.  Cath¬ 

arines 

Ont.  Sav.  Office.  E.  V.  Mellish 

Ste.  Cecile  de  Sub  to 

Whitton,  Q. . .  Provincial .  Lac  Megantic 

St.  Celestin,  Q.  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Nicolet 

St.  Cesaire,  Q..  .  Montreal . J.  A.  Lemieux 

St.  Charles, 

Bellechasse,  Q.  Canadienne . J.  M.  Metivier 

St.  Charles  de 

Caplan,  Q .  . . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Paspebiac 

St.  Charles  de  sub  to 

Mandeville,  Q.  Canadienne .  St.  Gab.  de  Br’n 

St.  Charles  Sur 

Richelieu,  Q.  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Beloeil 

St.  Chrysost’e,  Q  Commerce . R.  Gregoire 

Ste.  Claire,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

St.  Clement,  Q..  Provincial . Sub  to  Riviere  du 

Loup  Station 

St.  Clements,  O .  Commerce . R.  A,  Rittinger 

St.  Clet,  Q . Provincial . J.  A.  Rousseau 

St.  Clotilde  Sub  to 

O  Horton,  Q  .  Provincial .  Victoriaville 

ft- Come,  Jol,,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Joliette 

St.Come,  Sub  to  St.  Georges 

Beauce,  Q .  .  . .  Canadienne .  de  Beauce 

St.  Constant,  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to  Laprairie 

Ste.  Croix,  Q. .  . .  Provincial . R.  Seguin 

St.  Cuthbert,  Q.  Canadienne . SubtoBerthierville 

StVCy>?nen  de  _  Sub  to  Riviere  du 

Teimscouta,  Q  Provincial .  Loup  Station 

St.  Cyrille  de 

L'lslet,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  L'Islet 

St- Cynlie  de  Sub  to 

Wendover,  Q. .  Provincial  .  Drummondville- 

St.  Damage’,  Q.  .  Canadienne::. . ,  SubTo^ 

o.  r,  .  St.  Hyacmthe 

St.  Damien,  Sub  to 

Berthier,  Q. . .  Canadienne .  St.  Gab.  de  Bran. 

St.  Damien, 

Bedechasse,  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

St.  David . .  Sub  to 

C.LS.V1S'Q . Canadienne .  St.  Romuald 

St.  David,  Sub  to 

Yamaska,  Q.  .  Provincial .  St.  Guillaume 

St.  Davids,  O.  . .  Imperial .  R.  J.  Adamson 

ot.  Denis  sur 

Richelieu . Provincial . L. Trudeau  in  chge. 

St’iMldme  \  n  d  •  •  ,  Sub  to  St.  Gabriel 

(Masknge),  Q  Provincial .  de  Brandon 

St.  Domimque  Sub  to 

de  Bagot  Q  ..  Canadienne .  St.  Hyacinthe 

St.  Donat,  Q.  .  Provincia . J.  R.  Gauthier 

Ste.  Dorothee.  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  Cartierville 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Mnrtin 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGERORAGENT 


St.  Edouard, 
Lotbiniere,  Q  . 

St.  Edouard  de 
Napierville,  Q 
Ste.  Edwidge,  Q 


Canadienne . 
Provincial  . 


Sub  to 

Deschaillons 
Sub  to  Ste  Croix 


Canadienne. 
St.  Eleuthelre,  Q.  Canadienne. 


Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Remi 


St.  Elie  de 
Caxton,  Q .  . 


Provincial . 


Sub  to  Coaticook 
Sub  to  Rividre 
du  Loup 
Sub  to 

Shawinigan  Falls 


St.  Elizabeth.  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  to  Joliette 


Ste.  Emelie  de 
l'Energie,  Q 
Ste.  Emelie 
Lotbiniere,  Q 
St.  Emile,  Q .  .  . 
St.  Emile  de 
Suffolk,  Q  .  .  . 
St.  Epiphane,  Q 
St.  Ephrem  de 
Tring,  Q 

St.  Esprit,  Q . . .  . 

St.  Eugene,  O . . . 
St.  Eugene,  Q . . . 
St.  Eugene  de 


St.  Fabien,  Q  . .. 
Ste.  Famille, 

I.O.,  Q . 

St.  Faustin,  Q. .  . 

St.  Felicien,  Q. . . 
Ste-Felicite,  Q 


.  Canadienne. 

.  Canadienne . 
.  Canadienne. 

.  Provincial .  . 
Canadienne . 

.  Canadienne. 


Sub  to  St.  Felix 
de  Valois 
Sub  to 

Deschaillons 
Sub  to  Loretteville 
Sub  to  St.  Andre 
Avellin 

Sub  to  Riv.  du  Loup 
Sub  to 

N.  D.  de  la 
Guadeloupe 

Provincial . Sub  to  Laurentides 

Canadienne . Sub  St.  Jacques 

Montreal . J.  V.  W.  Lalonde 

Provincial . Sub  to  Montmagny 

Sub  to 

Grantham,  Q..  Canadienne .  Drummondville 

Ste.  Eulalie,  Q .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

St.  Euphemie,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  Montmagny 

St.  Eustache,  Q.  Provincial . J.  A.  Laniel 

Canadienne . J.  F.  Houle 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Bic 

Sub  to  Que., 

Canadienne .  38S  St.  Paul  St. 

Provincial . Sub  to  Ste.  Agathe 

des  Monts 

Canadienne . P.  E.  Massicotte 

Provincial . Sub  to  Matane 

St. Felix  deV's.Q.  Canadienne . P.  A.  Brosseau 

Provincial . Sub  to  Joliette 

St.  Ferdinand 

d’ Halifax,  Q.  .  Commerce . D.  A.  E.  Gingras 

St.  Fer£ol,  Q...  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anne 

de  Beaupre 

St.  Fiddle,  Q..  ..  Provincial . Sub  to  La  Malbaie 

St.  Flavien,  Q...  Provincial . E.  Tousignant 

Ste.  Flore,  Q  . . . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Grand  Mere 

Ste.  Foy,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  86  Ave.  des 

_  Erables,  Que. 

St.  F  rtunat,  Q..  Provincial . Sub  to  D’ Israeli 

St.  Francois  de 

Sales,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Terrebonne 

St.  Francois  du 

Lac,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Pierreville 

St.  Francois  X'v’r 

de  Br’mt’n,  Q.  Provincial . Sub  Windsor  Mills 

c  '  Hranc.  Mt.,Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Montmagny 

St.  Gabriel,  Q  . . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Rimouski 

St.  Gab.  de  B'd.Q  Provincial . G.  Caron 

„  „  ”  Canadienne . O.  Hudon 

St.  Gab  de 

Stratford,  Q  . .  Provincial . Sub  to  Disraeli 

St.  Gedeon,  Q...  Canadienne . Sub  to 

,  Metabetchouan 

St.  G6deon  de  Sub  to  St.  Georges, 

Beauce,  Q.  .  . .  Canadienne .  Beauce 

St.  Genevieve  de  Sub  to  Ste  Anne 

Batiscan,  Q. . .  Canadienne .  de  la  Perade 

Ste.  Genevieve  de 

Pierrefonds,  Q  Canadienne . J.  U.  Blouin 

St.  George,  O  .  Montreal . Sub  to  Brantford 

St.  George,  NB . .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  C.  Hawker 

St.  George  E„  Q.  Royal . J.  E.  Forget 

H.  J.  Anderson 


_  ^  •  A'.uydl . 

St.  George’s,  Nd .  Montreal . ' 

St.  Georges  de 

Beauce,  Q .  .  . .  Canadienne . O.  Lemieux 

St  Cpn,™  a  Montreal . J.  N.  R.  Desmarais 

St.  Georges-de-  Sub  t0  St.  Georges 

Beauce  W  Q .  Canadienne .  de  Beauce 

St.  Georges  de 

Windsor,  Q  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Asbestos 

St.  Germain,  Q. .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Pascal 

StGGe™am  de  Sub  to 

Grantham,  Q  .  Canadienne .  Drummondville 

Ste.  Germaine.Q.  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Ste.  Gertr'de,  Q 
St.  Gervais,  Q  . 

St.  Giles,  Q . 

St.  Gregoire,  Q  .  . 
St.  Gregoire, 
Nicolet,  Q .  .  .  . 
St.  Guillaume 
d'Upton,  Q .  .  . 

Ste.  Helene  de 

Bagot,  Q . 

Ste.  Helene,  Q  . . 
Ste.  H&nedine,  Q 

St.  Henride, 
Levis,  Q  . . . 


St.  Henride 
Mascouche,  Q 
St.  Hermas,  Q  . . 

St.  Hilaire, 
Rouville,  Q .  .  . 

St.  Hilarion . 

Charlevoix,  Q . 
St.  Hippolyte,  Q. 
St.  Honore,  Q . . . 
St.  Honore  de 
Shenley,  Q  . . . . 

St.  Hubert,  Q  . .  . 
St.  Hubert  de 
Temisc’uata.Q 
St.  Hugues,  Q  .  . . 
St.  Hyacinthe,  Q 


St.  Ignace 

Loyola,  Q .  .  .  . 
St.  Irenee,  Q  • . .  . 
St.  Irenee,  Q . . .  . 
St.  Isidore,  Co. 
Dorchester,  Q 


Provincial . Sub  to  Gentilly 

Canadienne . Sub  St.  Charles  Be 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Agapit 

Provincial . Sub  to  Nicolet 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Nicolet 

Provincial . G.  Labelle 

Canadienne . Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 

Canadienne...  .  Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Pascal 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Levis 

Provincial . Sub  to  Terrebonne 

Canadienne . Sub  to 

Ste.  Scholastique 

Canadienne..  .  Sub  to  Belceil 

Canadienne . Sub  Baie  St.  Paul 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Jerome 

Provincial . Sub  Riv.  du  Loup 

Sub  to 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER OR AGENT 


Canadienne . 
Canadienne . 


Provincial . 

Canadienne . 

Provincial  . 

Canadienne . 

2288  AveSt-Anne 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 


N.  D.  de  la 
Guadeloupe 
Sub  to  St.  Lambert 
Sub  to 

Riviere  du  Loup 
Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 
E.  Bertrand 

A.  Fiset 

P.  E.  Chagnon 
J.  J.  G.  Richard 

B.  U.  Bousquet 

C.  E.  Paquet 


Canadienne . Sub  to  Berthierville 

Canadienne . Sub  to  La  Malbaie 

Provincial . Sub  to  La  Malbaie 


.  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 


St.  Isidore 

d’ Auckland,  Q 
St.  Isidore  de 
Laprairie,  Q  . . 
St.  Isidore  de 
Prescott,  O .  . 
St.  Jacob's,  O. .  . 
St.  Jacques,  Q.  . 
St.  Jacques  le 
Mineur,  Q  . .  .  . 
St.  James,  M .  .  . 


St.  Janvier,  Q  . . . 

St.  Jean,  Q . 

St.  Jean  Chry- 

stome,  Q . 

St.  Jean  Bap¬ 
tiste,  M .....  . 
St.  Jean  Baptiste 
(Drummond)Q 
St.  Jean  Baptiste 
de  Rouville,  Q 
St.  Jean,  I.O.,  Q. 


Matha,  Q  .  .  . 
St.  Jean  Port 
Joli,  Q.  .  .  . . . 
St.  Jerome,  Q.  . 


St.  Jerome,  Q.  .  .  Montreal . 

"  North  End. .  .  . 

Canadienne . 

St.  Joachim,  Q.  .  Canadienne . 

St.  Joachim,  O.  .  Provincial . 


St.  Johns,  Q.  .  .  .  Canadienne . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

Montreal . 


St.  John's  Nd . 


Provincial . Sub  to  Sherbrooke 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Remi 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  M.  A.  Boulais 

Nova  Scotia _ G.  N.  Thompson 

Canadienne . A.  Genier 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Jean 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  R.  Rice 

Commerce . W.  F.  Miller 

Royal,  Portage  & 

College . A.  B.  Reimer 

”  Portage  & 

Mt.  Royal  ..  .  J.  C.  M.  Winter 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Ste.  Therese 

see  St.  Johns 

Sub  to  Notre  D. 
Provincial .  de  Charny 

Canadienne . M.  Trudeau 

Provincial . Sub  to  Ville 

St.  Joseph 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Belceil 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Quebec, 

385  St.  Paul  St. 

”  ”  161  rue  Notre 

Dame . Sub  to  St.  Jean 

StDieu?Qe . Canadienne . Sub  Trois  Proles 

St.  Jean  de .  SuNwSi 

~  -  ~  Canadienne .  de  Valois 


Nova  Scotia 
"  Churchill  Pk.  . 
”  Cornwall  & 
Hamilton .... 
"  Freshwater 

&  Parade . 

"  Montreal  .... 

Royal . 

"  Freshwater  & 
Le  Marchant 
"  West  End  Br. 

Commerce . 

"  Hamilton  Ave 

&  Cashin . 

Montreal . 


G.  A.  Fleury 
J.  P.  E.  Wilson 
L.  Fournier 
Sub  to  Ste.  Anne 
de  Beaupr6 
Sub  to 

Belle  Riviere, 
E.  Arbour 
A.  D.  Drysdale 
L.  J.  Robichaud 

J.  G.  Fortier 

C.  R.  Handrigan 

K.  C.  McGratten 


O 


D.  Templeman 

A.  C.  Blair 
F.  S.  Sharpe 

K.  A.  Clarke 

A.  Moore 
M.  F.  Channing 

E.  E.  Ewing 

L.  A.  Oliver 

S.  E.  Goodwin 


J.  A.  Laf orest 
,  Sub  to  Pascal 
,  Sub  St.  Eustache 
,  Sub  to  Moncton 

Sub  to  Rockland 


St.  J.  Beauce,  Q.  Canadienne. 

St.  Joseph,  Q.  .  .  Provincial.  . 

St.  Jos.  du  Lac,  Q  Provincial .  . 

St.  Joseph,  NB  . .  Provincial.  . 

St.  Joseph 

d'Orleans,  O.  .  Provincial.  . 

St.  Joseph  de 

Sorel,  Q . Provincial . R.  Hetu 

’ ’  Canadienne . M.  Masse 

St.  Jovite,  Q _ Montreal . J.  R.  R.  Savaria 

”  Canadienne . J.  H.  Renaud 

St.  Jude,  Q . Canadienne _ Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 

Ste.  J'lie  de  Ver.  Provincial . Sub  Boucherville 

St.  Julien  de  „  , 

Wolfestown,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to  Disraeli 

Ste.  Julienne,  Q.  Provincial . Sub  to  Laurentides 

”  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Jacques 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Louiseville 

Sub  to  St.  Camille 
Canadienne .  de  B 


St.  Justin,  Q. . 
Ste.  Justine  de 
Dorchester . 
Ste.  Justine  de 
N  ewton,  Q . 
St.  Lambert  de 


Provincial . E.  Masson 

Provincial . L-  Calve 


Canadienne . Sub  to  Rigaud.  Q 

.uiuimutu.  Sub  Notre  Dame 

Levis,  Q . Provincial .  de  Charny 

St.  Lambert,  Q. .  Canadienne . J.  N.  Caron 

”  Montreal . F.  L  -Steeves 

R.  Baslien 


St.  Laurent,  Q 


St.  Laurent, 


Canadienne .... 

”  5225  Chemin 

Cote  de  Liesse.  J.  A.  Belanger 
”  1000  Blvd. 

Decarie . R.  L.  Heureux 

”  1395  del’ Eglise  R.  Bastien 

Provincial . J.  J.  S6necal 

Montreal . J.  M.  W.  Daneau 

"  Cotede  Liesse 

Rd . M.  A.  Burke 

Royal,  Decarie  _  „  , 

&  Church . J.  J.  Callahan 

”  Norgate . L.  B.  Mulhern 

Commerce . J-  McIntosh 

i  anrenr  Sub  t0 

j  o  Q  ■  Canadienne .  385  St.  Paul  St. 

St-  Lienee,  Nd  Nova  Scotia.. .. 

Bellech'sse,  Q.  Canadienne .  de  Bell 

StVaudreuiteQ  •  •  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Clet 

StdVts°tomdQ  ....  Provincial .  Drummondville 

St'Maeskindonge,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Louiseville 

StStan°dnom  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . |ubEt°BS0t'cAh^eIme 

St.  Leonard,  NB.  Provincial . B.  E.  Boucher 

St.  Liboire,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . ^cton  Vale 

St.  Liguori,  Q..  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Johette 

Laurentides) ,  Q  Provincial . J-  Villeneuve 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS 


Ste.  Louise,  Q. . .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Jean, 

Port  Joli 

St.  Louis  de 

Gonzague,  Q..  Canadienne . Sub  Valleyfield,  Q 

St.  Louis  de 

Ha  Ha,  Q.  .  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Cabano 

St.  Louis  de 

Kent,  NB.  .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Moncton 

St.  Luc,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to  Matane 

St.  Ludger,  Q. .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  N.  D.  de  la 

Guadeloupe^ 

St.  Madeleine,  Q  Provincial . Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 

”  Canadienne . Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 

St.  Magloire,  Q  .  Canadienne . Sub  to 

St.  Camille  de  B. 

St.  Malachie,  Q  Provincial  . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

St.  Malo 

d’ Auckland,  Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Coaticook 

St.  Marc  des 

Carrieres,  Q  ..  Canadienne . Sub  St.  Casimir,  Q 

St.  Marc  de 

Vercheres,  Q . .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Beloeil 

St.  Marcel  de 

Richelieu,  Q.  .  Provincial . Sub  St.  Guillaume 

Ste. Marguerite, Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselme 


St.  Marguerite  du  Sub  to  St.  Agathe 

L’c  Masson,  Q  Provincial .  des  Monts. 

Ste.  Marie  de 

Blandford,  Q  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Gentilly 

St.  Marie 

Salome,  Q.  .  .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Joliette 

Ste.  Marie, 

Beauce,  Q.  .  .  .  Canadienne . L.  Ferron 

Ste.  Marthe,  Q . .  Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Clet 

St.  Martin,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . F.  Lavigueur 

St.  Martin .  Sub  to  St.  Georges 

Beauce,  Q .  .  .  .  Canadienne .  de  Beauce 

Ste.  Martine,  Q.  Canadienne . L.  Dufour 

St.  Mary's,  O.  .  .  Montreal . H.  W.  H.  Webster 

Royal . W.  L.  Pullen 

Tor.-Dom . T.  A.  Scholte 

Ont.  Sav.  Office.  J.  G.  Markle 

St.  Mathieu  de 

Rimouski,  Q .  .  Canadienne . Sub  Trois  Pistoles 

St.  Maurice,  Q.  .  Canadienne . Sub  Trois  Rivieres 

Notre  Dame 

Ste.  Melanie,  Q  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Joliette 

St.  Michel,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Charles, 

„  Bel1 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Remi 

St.  Michel  de 

Squatteck,  Q  .  Canadienne . Sub  to  Cabano 

St.  Michel  des  Sub  to  St.  Gabriel 

Saints,  Que.  .  .  Canadienne .  de  Brandon 


St.  Modeste,  Q. .  Provincial . 

Ste.  Monique, 

Nicolet,  Q.  .  .  .  Canadienne . 

Ste.  Monique 

Deux  Montag, Q  Canadienne . 

St.  Narcisse,  Q..  Canadienne . 

ft.  Nazaire,  Q...  Canadienne . 

bt.  Neree,  Q  .  .  . .  Provincial . 

St.  Nicolas, 

Levis,  Q . Canadienne . 

St.  Noel,  Q . Canadienne . 

Provincial . 

St.  Norbert 


Sub  to  Riviere  du 
Loup  Sta. 

Sub  to  Nicolet 
Sub  to 

Ste.  Scholastique 
Sub  Three  Rivers, 
Notre  Dame 
Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 
Sub  to  St.  Raphael 

Sub  St.  Romuald 
Sub  to  Mont  Joli 
Sub  to  Sayabec 


d’Arthab'ka,  Q 

St.  Octave-de- 

Metis,  Q . 

St.  Odilon,  Q. . .  . 

St.  Ours,  Q . 

St.  Pacome,  Q. . . 
St.  Pamphile,  Q . 
St.  Pascal,  Q  . . . . 
St.  Patrice  de 
Beaurivage,  Q. 
St.  Paul  de  A.,  Q 

St.  Paul  de  la 
Croix,  Q . 


Provincial . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Mont  Joli 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Anselm* 

Canadienne . G.  H.  Durocher 

Canadienne . J.  G.  Levesque 

Canadienne . Sub  to  L’  Islet  Q 

Provincial . P.  E.  Drouin 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Agapit 

Canadienne...  .  Sub  to  St.  Pie 
de  Bagot 

_  ...  Sub  to  Riviere  du 

Provincial .  Loup  Sta. 


St.  Paul  de 

Chester,  Q _ Provincial . 

St.  Paul  de 

Joliette,  Q..  .  .  Canadienne . 

St.  Paul,  A . Commerce . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 

St.  Paul  de 

Montminy,  Q.  Canadienne . 

St.  Paul  du 

Nord,  Q . Canadienne . 

St.  Paul 

l’Ermite,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . 

Royal . 

St.  Paulin,  Q _ Canadienne . 

Ste.  P'rpet’e  de 

Nicolet,  Q.  .  .  .  Provincial  . 

Ste.  Perpetue,  Q.  Canadienne . 

St.  Peter’s,  NS..  Royal . 

St.  Philemon,  Q .  Canadienne . 

St.  Philippe 

d’Argenteuil.Q  Provincial . 

St.  Philippe . 

de  Clermont,  Q  Canadienne . 

St.  Philippe  de 

Laprairie,  Q  .  .  Canadienne . 

St.  Phillippe  de 

Neri,  Q . Canadienne . 

St.  Philippe  de 

Neri,  Kam.,  Q  Provincial . 

Ste.  Philomene.Q  Canadienne . 

St.  Philomene  de 

F'rtierville,  Q .  Provincial . 

StPie  de  Bagot.Q  Provincial . 

Canadienne . 

St.  Pierre  de 

Broughton,  Q.  Canadienne . 

St.  Pierre,  M  . .  .  Canadienne . 

St.  Pierre  les 

Becquets,  Q  . .  Provincial . 

St.  Pierre, 

Montmagny,  Q  Canadienne . 

”  Provincial . 

St.  Placide,  Q..  .  Provincial . 

St.  Polycarpe,  Q.  Provincial  . 

St.  Prosper  de 

Dorchester,  Q .  Canadienne . 

St.  Quentin,  NB.  Provincial . 

St.  Raphael,  Q .  .  Provincial  . 

St.  Raphael  de 

Aston,  Q . Provincial . 

St.  Raymond,  Q.  Canadienne . 

St.  Remi 

d’ Amherst.  Q.  Provincial . 

St.  Remi  de 

Tingwick,  Q.  .  Provincial . 

St.  Remi,  Q . Canadienne . 

St.  Robert,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . 

St.  Roch  de 

l’Achigan,  Q.  .  Provincial . 

St.  Roch.  Aul.,  Q  Canadienne . 

St.  Rchs’r  R’ch.Q  Canadienne . 

St.  Romuald,  Q.  Canadienne . 

Ste.  Rosalie,  Q..  Canadienne . 

Ste.  Rose,  Q .  .  .  .  Provincial . 

Canadienne . 

Ste.  Rose  Dore..  Canadienne . 

Ste.  Rose  du 

Degele,  NB...  Provincial . 

Ste.  Rose  du  . .  .  . 

Lac,  M . Royal . 

St.  Sauveur,  Q.  .  Provincial . 


Mont,  Q . 

Ste.  Scholas’e,  Q 

St.  Sebastien,  Q . 

St.  Simeon, 
Charlevoix,  Q . 
St.  Simon,  Co. 

Bagot,  Q . 

St.  Simon, 
Rimouski,  Q . . 


Canadienne . 

Provincial.  . 
Canadienne . 
Canadienne . 

Canadienne . 
Canadienne . 
Canadienne . 


MANAGER  OR AGENT 


Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Sub  to  Joliette 

K. J.  Wolstenholme 
J.  D.  Buckley 

Sub  to  Montmagny 

Sub  to  La  Malbaie 

Sub  L'Assomption 

L.  Bourgeois 
Sub  to  Louiseviile 
Sub  to 

Drummond  ville- 
Lindsay 

Sub  to  L’lslet,  Q 
R.  J.  O'Leary 
Sub  to  St.  Anselme 

Sub  to  Lachute 
Sub  to 

La  Malbaie,  Q 

Sub  to  Laprairie 

Sub  to  St.  Pacome 

Sub  to  St.  Pascal 
Sub  to  Ste.  Martine 

Sub  to  Gentilly 
Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 
R.  de  Blois 
Sub  to 

Thetford  Mines 
E.  A.  Fourneaux 

Sub  to  Gentilly 

Sub  to  Montmagny 
Sub  to  Montmagny 
Sub  St.  Eustache 
E.  Lalonde 

J.  L.  Rodrigue 
G.  Lauzier 

M.  Morin 

See  Aston  Jet. 

G.  H.  Massicotte 
Sub  to  St.  Andre 
Avellin 

Sub  to  Victoriaville 
J.  A.  Desrochers 
Sub  to  Sorel 

Sub  l’Epiphanie 
Sub  to  Ste.  Anne 
de  la  Pocat. 

Sub  to  St.  Ours 
L.  R.  Guay 
Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 
G.  Beauschene 
J.  D.  Lauzon 
Sub  to  St.  Prosper 
Sub  to 

Edmundston 

D.  Bourgeois 
Jules  Gauvreau 
(Quebec  city) 

Sub  to  Ste.  Adele 
en  Bas 

Sub  St.  Eustache 
J.  Castonguay 
Sub  to  N.  D.  de  la 
Guadeloupe 

Sub  to  La  Malbaie 

Sub  St.  Hyacinthe 

Sub  Trois  Pistoles 


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NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Ste.  Sophie  de 
Lacorne,  Q .  .  . 

Ste.  Sophie 
d' Halifax,  Q .  . 

Ste.  Sophie  de 
Levrard,  Q.  .  . 

St.  Stanislas, 
Champlain,  Q . 

St.  Stanislas  de 
Kostka,  Q .  .  .  . 

St.  Stephen,  NB. 


St.  Sulpice,  Q .  .  . 

St.  Sylvere . 

St.  Sylvestre,  Q . 
St.  Te'lsph’re,  Q . 
Ste.  Thecle,  Q. .  . 
St.  Theodore  de 
Chertsey,  Q. .  . 
Ste.  The'd’sie,  Q, 
Ste.  Therese,  Q  . . 


Provincial . Sub  to  Laurentides 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Plessisville 

Provincial . Sub  to  Gentilly 

Canadienne  ....  Sub  to  St.  Tite,  Q 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Valleyfield 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  W.  Hahn 

Montreal . W.  T.  Provan 

Royal . W.  R.  Horncastle 

Canadienne . Sub  L’Assomption 

Provincial . Sub  to  Gentilly 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Agapit 

Provincial . SubtoSt. Polycarpe 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Tite 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Canadienne . 
Provincial .  . 
Montreal. .  . 
Canadienne . 
St.  Thomas,  O.  .  Montreal..  . 

'  ’  East  End . 
Imperial,  E. 
”  ”  W. 

Tor.-Dom . 
Commerce . . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia 


St.  Thomas  de 
Joliette,  Q  • .  .  . 
St.  Thuribe,  Q .  . 
St.  Timothee,  Q . 
St.  Tite,  Q . 


St.  Tite  des 
Caps,  Q.  . 
St.  Urbain, 


.  Sub  to  Rawdon 
.  Sub  to  Vercheres 
.  J.  G.  Mongeau 
.  J.  P.  Desjardins 
.  G.  L.  Johnstone 
.  .  .  .  F.  Vansickle 
End  W.  R.  Cumming 
End  J.  Brawley 
.  .  .  .  C.  L.  Fox 
....  J.  Galbraith 
.  .  .  .  J.  H.  Fletcher 
.  .  C.  C.  MacDowell 


Canadienne . Sub  to  Joliette 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Casimir 

Provincial . Sub  to  Valleyfield 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Anne 

de  Beaupre 

Canadienne . 


Chatea’g'y,  Q  ■ 

St.  Urbain,  Q .  .  . 
Ste.  Ursule,  Q . . . 
St.  Valentin,  Q . . 

St.  Valere,  Q - 

St.  Valerien, 
Shefford,  Q .  .  . 
St.  Valier,  Q .  . .  . 
St.  Valier  Sta.,  Q 
Ste.  Victoire,  Q  . 
St.  Victor  de 
Beauce,  Q  .  .  .  . 
St.  Vincent  de 

Paul,  Q . 

St.  Vital,  M .  .  .  . 
St.  Walburg,  S.  . 
St.  Wenceslas,  Q 
St.  Williams,  O. . 
St.  Zacharie,  Q  . . 
St.  Z6non,  Q . .  .  . 

St.  Zephirin,  Q . . 
Steinbach,  M  .  .  . 

Stella,  O . 

Stellarton,  NS  . . 

Stenen,  S . 

Stephenville 
Crossing,  Nd.. 
Stephenville,  Nd 

Stettler,  A . 


Stevensville,  O.  . 
Steveston,  BC  . . 

Stewart,  BC .... 
Stewiacke,  NS.  . 

Stirling,  O . 

Stittsville,  O . .  .  . 
Stonewall,  M .  .  . 
Stoney  Creek,  O. 
Stony  Plain,  A.  . 
Stoney  Point,  O . 


Canadienne . Sub  Ste.  Martine 

Canadienne . Sub  Baie  St.  Paul 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Louiseville 

Canadienne . Sub  to  St.  Jean 

Provincial . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Canadienne . Sub  Roxton  Falls 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Raphael 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Raphael 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Sorel 

Sub  to  N.  D.  de  la 
Canadienne .  Guadeloupe 

Canadienne . R.  Robidoux 

Tor.-Dom . H.  A.  Johnston 

Commerce . L.  A.  Warren 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Victoriaville 

Commerce . Sub  to  Port  Rowan 

Canadienne . St.  Prosper 

Provincial . Sub  to  St.  Gabriel 

de  Brandon 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Nicolet 

Royal . T.  G.  Smith 

Royal . Sub  to  Bath 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  G.  Black 

Royal . D.  C.  McCready 

Tor.-Dom . R.  Maxwell 

Montreal . Sub  St.  George’s 

Royal . C.  P.  Delaney 

Montreal . D.  H.  Bracken 

Royal . S.  A.  Broderick 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  C.  E.  H.  Brown 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  L.  Fleming 

Commerce . C.  F.  Parker 

Royal . A.  B.  Rose  _ 

Commerce . A.  McKenzie 

Montreal . R-  Bell  , 

Royal  . R.  T.  Cunningham 

Montreal . A.  V.  Greenley 

Royal . J-  D.  Smith 

Commerce . K.  S.  Hughes 

Royal . W.  E.  Scott 

Commerce . A.  G.  Baker 

Provincial . Sub  to  Tilbury,  O 


Stouffville,  O . , 

Stoughton,  S. . 
Straffordville,  i 
Strasbourg,  S . 
Stratford,  O .  . 


.  Commerce. . . 
Nova  Scotia. 

Imperial . 

.  Commerce . . . 

Royal . 

Montreal 
Commerce . . . 

Royal . 

Tor.-Dom .  .  . 
Nova  Scotia. 


.  .  .  V.  H.  Atkinson 
.  .  G.  H.  Williams 
.  .  P.  V.  Allen 
.  .  .  L.  F.  Dougherty 
.  .  .  G.  F.  Murphy 
.  .  K.R.  McNaughton 
.  .  J.  G.  Woolley 
.  .  J.  C.  Stewart 
.  .  J.  D.  Manning 
,  .  .  A.  E.  Wilson 


Stratford  Cen.,  Q 
Strathmore.  A. . . 
Strathroy,  O . . .  . 

Strasbourg,  S .  .  . 
Streetsville,  O . . . 

Strome,  A . 

Sturgeon  Falls,  O 


Sudbury,  O . 


Sullivan,  Q . 

Sully,  Q . 

Summerside.PEI 


Sunderland,  O. . . 

Sundre,  A . 

Sundridge,  O - 

Sussex,  NB . 


Provincial . Sub  to  Disraeli 

Royal . L.  F.  Maggs 

Commerce . R.  H.  Sayers 

Royal . G.  E.  Lowe 

Royal . D.  L.  Bruneau 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  F.  M.  Pidgeon 

Royal . K.  MacPherson 

Montreal . Sub  to  Daysland 

Royal . H.  J.  Lalande 

Canadienne . L.  Charron 

Imperial . N.  B.  Scott 

Montreal . J.  W.  A.  Jorden 

Royal . L.  S.  Martin 

Tor.-Dom . G.  E.  Armstrong 

”  Dominion  & 

Cedar  Sts . J.  A.  Tilley 

”  North  End..  . .  J.  C.  Flood 
Nova  Scotia. .  .  .  M.  G.  Trainor 

Commerce . A.  L.  Brien 

Canadienne . J.  Langelier 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Val  d’Or 

Provincial . Sub  to  Riv.  Bleue 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  C.  R.  MacLaggan 

Royal . A.  S.  Hopkins 

Commerce . S.  D.  Reid 

Provincial . G.  Mulholland 


Sutherland.  S .  .  . 
Sutton  West,  O . 

Sutton,  Q . 

Swan  River,  M. . 

Swift  Current,  S 


Sydenham,  O.  . 
Sydney,  N.S. .  . 


Sydney  Mines, 
NS . 


Commerce . 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Royal . 

Royal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Commerce . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Montreal . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . . 

Royal . 

Montreal . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Commerce . 

Royal . 

”  Charlotte  & 
Dorchester  .  . 
”  Geo  &  Tow'nd 
”  Whitney  Pier. 

Montreal . 

Commerce . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  . . 


H.  S.  Jenkins 
Sub  to  Olds 

V.  L.  Radigan 
A.  Gray 

L.  J.  Gay 

Sub  to  Saskatoon 
F.  C.  Marshall 
H.  R.  MacLennan 
J.  E.  Conn 
A.  J.  Henderson 

M.  E.  C alder 

W.  McFaull 
J.  G.  Simpson 

H.  J.  Chase 
W.  L.  Brown 
Sub  to  Odessa 

W.  H.  Davison 
W.  H.  Pridgeon 
C.  N.  Earle 

I.  R.  Mavor 
W.  R.  Gilbert 
C.  R.  Dickie 


Sydney,  Whitney 

Pier,  NS . 

Sylvan  Lake,  A. . 
Taber,  A . 


Tadoussac,  Q .  .  . 
Tahtsa.  Lake 
Tunne.  Site.BC 
Tamworth,  O  .  .  . 

T ara,  O . 

Taschereau,  Q  .  . 
Tatamagouche, 

NS . 

Tavistock,  O - 

Tecumseh,  O . . . . 
Teeswater,  O .  .  . 
Telkwa,  B.C..  .  . 
Temiskaming,  Q. 
Terrace,  BC .  .  .  . 


Terrace  Bay,  O. 


Royal . C.  D.  Campbell 

Nova  Scotia ....  A.  G.  Ramsay 

Royal . C.  N.  Earle 

Imperial . D.  A.  Edwards 

Commerce . J.  F.  H.  Hamshaw 

Montreal . J.  A.  Barr 

Nova  Scotia - A.  K.  Dixon  _ 

Canadienne . Sub  to  La  Malbaie 

Royal . Sub  to  Burns  Lake 

Commerce . J-  W.  Pinkham 

Montreal . C.  M.  Thomas 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Amos,  Q 


Nova  Scotia.  . 
Commerce. . .  . 
Provincial .  .  .  • 

Montreal . 

Royal . 

Montreal . 

Royal ........ 

Nova  Scotia.  . 

Montreal . 

Imperial . 


.  .  J.  C.  Robinson 
.  .  H.  C.  Robbins 
.  .  W.  J.  St.  Pierre 
.  .  E.  M.  Dagg 
.  .  Sub  to  Smithers 
.  .  A.  W.  Heron 
.  .  J.  T.  H.  McConnell 
.  .  W.  H.  Griffiths 
.  .  W.  R.  Wellings 
. .  D.  H.  E.  Smith 


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PLACES 


Terrebonne,  Q .  , 

Teulon,  M . 

Thamesford,  O . . 
Thamesville,  O . . 
The  Canada  Gulf 
Terminal  Rwys. 
Thedford,  O .  .  .  . 
The  Pas,  M . 

Thessalon,  O - 

Thet’  Mines,  Q. . 


West. . 


Thistletown,  O . . 
Thornbury,  O  . . . 

Thorhild,  A . 

Thorndale,  O.  .  . 

Thornhill,  O.  .  .  . 

Thorold.  O . 

Thorsby,  A . 

Three  Hills,  A... 

Three  Rivers,  Q . 

Thurso,  Q . 

Tilbury,  O . 


Tillsonburg,  O  . . 


Timagami,  O. . .  . 
Timmins,  O . 


Tingwick,  Q  .  .  .  . 
Tisdale,  S . 

Tofield,  A . 

Toledo,  O . 

Toronto,  O . 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Provincial . A.  Denis 

Canadienne . L.  P.  St.  Pierre 

Tor.-Dom . R.  Threadkell 

Royal . W.  C.  Lock 

Montreal . C.  W.  Kemp 

Provincial . Sub  to  Matane 

Commerce . L.  F.  Ford 

Royal . W.  B.  Chapman 

Tor.-Dom . W.  B.  Codd 

Imperial . A.  D.  Lewis 

Commerce . L.  J.  Dumont 

Royal . J.  J.  L.  Lavoie 

Canadienne . P.  C.  Routhier 

Commerce . G.  R.  Stewart 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Thetford 

Mines 

Tor.-Dom . John  Hunter 

Tor.-Dom . J.  E.  Hutton 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  S.  J.  Trenholm 

Montreal . Sub  to  Market  Sq. 

London,  O 

Commerce . W.  D.  McLaren 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  W.  E.  Judges 

Royal . J.  S.  Hill 

Commerce . S.  D.  Stephen 

Montreal . E.  A.  Bowering 

Royal . L.  Crawshaw 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  L.  E.  Elliott 
See  Trois  Rivieres 

Provincial . M.  Danis 

Montreal . L.  J.  C.  Langs 

Commerce . W.  T.  Easton 

Provincial . J.  C.  Potvin 

Royal . G.  A.  Sparrow 

Commerce . T.  E.  E.  Bucking¬ 

ham 

Imperial . A.  S.  Wagner 

Montreal . W.  H.  Bell 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  L.  M.  Shanks 

Imperial . N.  G.  Pugh 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  W.  A.  Sparks 

Commerce . D.  A.  Bull 

Montreal . G.  L.  Krauter 

Tor.-Dom . R.  J.  Carson 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Warwick 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  N.  Adams 

Montreal . E.  A.  Leifer 

Montreal . H.  G.  Seller 

. Sub  to  Smiths  F'lls 

B.  OF  CAN . E.  Fricker 

BARCLAYS 

”  304  Bay  St. . .  .  F.  E.  Udell 
”  2237  Yonge.  .  .  H.  D.  Clark 
CANADIENNE 
60  King  St.  W.  R.  R.  Macdonald 
COMMERCE 

"  Toronto  Br. .  .  E.  Holmes,  Mgr. 

”  Personal  Loan  A.  F.  Clark,  Mgr. 

”  Ad'e  &  Peter. .  J.  M.  Oswald 
’  Ave.  Rd.  & 

Dunblaine .  ...  B.  G.  Harrington 
Ave.Rd.&Dup  W.  A.  Wright 
’’Ave.  Rd.&Egl.  M.  A.  L.  Gilbert 
Bath.&Law'ce  G.  H.  Carter 
”  Bay&W’ll'sl’y.  J.  M.  Findlay 
’  Birch  Cliff.  .  .  J.  W.  Potter 
Blo’r  &  Ch’rch  R.  C.  McElwain 
Blo’rSr  D’ff'rin  J.  M.  Mcllroy 
Blo’r&Lip’in’t .  F.  L.  Maley 
Bloor  &  Ossi  n  C.  H.  Foster 
Blo'r&Ru’ny'e.  C.  W.  E.  Carter 
Bloor  &  Yonge.  H.  F.  Mason 
^3835  Bloor  W.  E.  S.  Turner 
,,  Chu.  &  Dund’s  L.  M.  Foster 
,,  City  Hall.  .  .  .  J.  G.  Paterson 
tt  Coll.  &  Dov.  .  J.  G.  Whyte 
Danf.  &  Bro'w  L.  M.  Eagleson 
Danf.&  Cox’ll.  G  S.  Abraham 
”  Danforth  & 

Woodbine.  A.  R.  Taylor 
”  Danforth  Rd. 

&  Birehmount  C.  B.  Banks 
Don  Mills  & 

Lawrence  E. . .  W.  R.  Carr 


Toronto,  O 


Commerce  C't'd. 

”  Dov.&  Dup'nt  A.  M.  Leitch 
"  Duff.&Glenc'n  J.  M.  Regan 
”  Dun&Gl’dst'eJ  B.  Hegan 
Egl’t’n&B'th’st  N.  A.  Hawthorne 
”  Eglinton  E.  & 

Victoria  Pk.  .  .  W.  H.  Armstrong 
Egl.  &  Yarrow  D.  D.  McKinnon 
”  Egl.&Roseb’ry  R.  G.  Mullen 

Fairbank . E.  J.  Jackson 

Fle’t&Harb'r . .  R.  L.  Connel 
"  Gerr'd&Pape  F.  F.  Willsher 
”  Jane  & 

Annette . S.  R.  H.  McKee 


King&  D'ff'rin.  T.  K.  Leithwood 
’’  Lansdowne  & 

Wallace.  .  .  W.  B.  Davidson 
”  Lawrence  & 

Warden . J.  M.  Morton 

Market . R.  B.  Gibson 

”  Mt.  Pleasant 

&  Manor  Rd.  W.  C.  Jordan 

”  Parkdale . C.  R.  Corson 

"  Pari.  &  Carlt’n  E.  W.  Fidler 
Queen  &  Bath  J.  N.  B.  Cowles 
Queen  East...  D.  W.  Palmer 
'^Queen&  Sp’na.  T.  W.  Bruce 
'^Q’n&  Un’v’rsy  J.  C.  Lofquist 
”  Queensway  & 

Kipling . L.  F.  K.  Winter 

R’xd’le&Kipl'g  J.  J.  O'Shea 
Ron’sTs&  W’t  D.  C.  Ireland 
”  St.  Clair  & 

Dufferin . R.  D.  Scott 

”  St.  Clair  & 

O'Connor.  .  .  .  W.  G.  Gillelan 
St.Cl’r&Vghn  R.  D.  Kenly 
"  St.Cl'r&Y'ge  G.  J.  O’Rorke 
’’  Scarb’ro  Bluffs  G.  J.  Shaughnessy 
1955  Egl't'n  E  L.  A.  Thompson 
Spadina&  Coll  F.  O.  Bancroft 
Univ.&AdTde.  E.  T.  Smith 
West  Toronto  G.  A.  Haley 
’’  Wilson  & 

Allingham..  .  .  F.  M.  Windatt 
Wilson  &  Jane  A.  G.  House 
Wilson  & 

Lady  Y'ork.  .  .  J.  E.  Pitts 
Yonge  & 

Brookdale.  .  .  .  D.  M.  Davies 
Yonge  &  Chs.  W.  D.  Howard 
\  onge  &  Coll. .  L.  T.  Edmunds 
199  Yonge  St..  D.  Sapte 
”  Yonge&Gould  J.  V.  Gunn 
’’  Yonge&Queen  J.  E.  Keyes 
TOR.-DOM. 

King  &  Bay.  R.  J.  Burtis 
25  Adelaide  W  W.  R.  Collier 
171  Avenue  Rd  M.  E.  Mitchell 
1705  Aven.  Rd.  R.  R.  Gamble 
1997  Aven.  Rd  K.  W.  Joyce 
”  2793  B’thurst.  R.  H.  Gilbert 


Dduiursi . 


'  3757  Bathurst.  H.  C.  Nunn 


588  Bay  view  A 
’  420  Bloor  E. .  . 
61  Bloor  W.  .  . 
565  Bloor  W .  . 
979  Bloor  W .  . 

’  2220  Bloor  W. 

2440  Bloor  W . 

’  2951  Bloor  W. 

’  3012  Bloor  W. 
3365  Bloor  W . 
138  Br’n’s  Line 
319  Burnham- 
thorpe  Rd.  .  .  . 

’  60  Church .... 

’  City  Hall, 

394  Bay . 

60  College.  .  .  . 
1050  Coxwell. . 
3450  Danforth. 
890  Danforth. . 
480  Danforth. . 
1225  D’v’np’rt 
1921  D’v’np’rt 


H.  F.  G.  Cleland 
W.  G.  Jarvis 
H.  A.  Day  kin 
J.  G.  Hayes 
Ian  Menzies 
J.  E.  McCollum 

C.  P.  Roper 

D.  K.  Kerslake 
D.  A.  Hay 

G.  E.  Warriner 
A.  W.  Garbutt 

T.  J.  MacFarlane 
C.  A.  Henderson 

C.  S.  Blenkinship 
O.  L.  Culley 
O.  L.  Shuttleworth 
R.  G.  Mastin 
W.  S.  Dick 

H.  F.  Cox 

A.  E.  Culligan 
R.  R.  Rogers 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Toronto,  O 


Toronto-Dominion  C't’d 
”  Donlands  & 

O’Connor . D.  K.  Gordon 

”  D.  Mills&L’r’ce 

(P.O.  D.  Mills)  W.  G.  Stoddart 
”  1232  Dufferin.  C.  J.  Forrest 
”  2851  D'ff’rin.  .  W.  E.  Stevenson 
"  299  Dundas  W.  Wm.  Davidson 
”  1140DundasW  G.  M.  Kennedy 
”  2211  DundasW  B.  O.  Branston 
”  2854  DundasW  J.  M.  Smith 
”  2945  DundasW  V.  M.  Cotton 
”  4193  DundasW  T.  H.  Carson 
”  657  Dupont..  .  C.  R.  Hanna 
”  878  EglintonE.  J.  F.  Huntingdon 
”  315  EglintonW  L.  N.  Hicks 
”  518  EglintonW  W.  R.  Butcher 
”  850  EglintonW  R.  H.  N.  Rowland 
”  953  EglintonW  E.  C.  Duke 
”  1471  Egl’t'n  W  D.A..  Henderson 
”  1840  Egl’t'n  WS.  Blues 

H.  A.  Orr,  Asst. 

”  2623  Egl't'n  W  W.  E.  Jackson 
”  Eglinton  Sq.  & 

Victoria  Pk..  .  J.  I.  Arthur 
”  Ellesmere  & 

Pharmacy 

(Scarboro') .  .  .  G.  E.  Smith 

”  86  Elm  St . H.  J.  Stone 

”  1695  Jane  St.  .  A.  M.  Croskery 
”  161  King  E.  .  .  L.  C.  Brown 
”  668  King  W. .  .  R.  P.  Wright 
”  1448  K’gst’nRd  E.  V.  Tolfree 
”  2857  K’gst’nRd  D.  E.  Corlett 
”  Kipli’g&R’xd’le 
(P.O.R’xd’le, 

Ont.) . D.  R.  Moss 

”  748  L’shore  Rd  A.  F.  Leach 
”  897  L’k’sh'r’Rd  M.  L.  Bailey 
”  1465  L’sh’reRd  W.  H.  Seabrook 
”  759  Main  St.  N  T.  W.  Denike 
”  535M.Pl’s”tRd  W.  H.  Fulford 
”  476  O’Connor..  J.  B.  Gray 
”  Ont.  Food  Ter. 

Queensway.  .  .  J.  F.  Bowman 
”  21  Queen  E.  & 

Park  Lawn ...  N.  V.  McIntyre 
”  235  Queen  E.  .  D.  W.  Dean 
”  348  Queen  E.  .  R.  F.  Champion 
”  709  Queen  E.  .  D.  D.  Dunsire 
”  905  Queen  E.  .  D.  E.  Morgan 
”  1958  Queen  E.  H.  E.  Nowell 
”  2169  Queen  E.  G.  R.  Cook 
”  305  Queen  W. .  D.  Tetlock 
”  443  Queen  W. .  G.  L.  Reid 
”  535  Queen  W. .  A.  Young 
”  1000  Queen  W.  G.  H.  Ross 
”  1435  Queen  W.  N.  A.  Meldrum 
”  207  Q’n's  Q.W.  C.  P.  McCallum 
”  742  Queensw'y  E.  L.  Willard 
”  111  Richm’dW  S.  P.  Coe 
”  421  R’nc'sv’ll’s  E.  W.  McCrindle 
”  510  St.Clair  W  W.  H.  N.  Hall 
”  533  St.Clair  W.Jas.  Mellor 
”  687  St.Clair  W.  J.  B.  Simpson 
”  1169  St.ClairW  N.  H.  House 


”  117  Spadina. .  .  R.  R.  Buchanan 
”  453  Spadina..  .  J.  T.  Archibald 
”  Victoria  Park 

&  O’  Connor. . .  Wm.  Herron 
”  Victoria  Park 

&  St.  Clair _ J.  D.  Smith 


Wilson  &  Jane 
(D’wnsv’wPO) 

1  205  Yonge  St. . 
380  Yonge  St. . 
709  Yonge  St. . 
1148  Yonge  St. 
1  1443  Yonge  St. 
(P.O.Box  35). . 
1492  Yonge  St. 
1985  Yonge  St. 
2263  Yonge  St. 
3052  Yonge  St. 


L.  M.  Elson 
A.  J.  Lunn 
T.  C.  Glenn 
Andrew  Smith 
D.  A.  Burns 

Geo.  Richardson 
D.  E.  Fluker 
W.  J.  Pankhurst 
R.T.  E.  Hicks-Lyne 
D.  M.  Sheldrick 


Toronto,  O 


Toronto-Dominion  C't'd 
3174  Yonge  St.  PI.  C.  Stephen 
"  3415  Yonge  St.  J.  II.  Hunter 
”  York  St.  & 

Richmond.  ...  R.  B.  Hunter 


IMPERIAL 

"  Main  Office)  „  ,  ,,  , 

’’  King  &  Bay)  R.  J.  Redrupp 

”  Ade.  &  Vict’a  C.  G.  Green 
”  Avenue  Rd.  & 

Fairlawn.  R.  Hood 
”  Bath.  &  Dup’t  E.  T.  Craxton 
”  Bay  &  Temp.  A.  E.  Whitfield 

.  O.  W.  C.  Blake 

"  Bayview- 

Leaside  G.  Welford 
”  Bloor&Bath't  F.  Turner 
”  Bl’r&L’nsd’ne.  E.  H.  Dean 
"  Ch.  &  Carlton  G.  S.  Thompson 
”  Danf.&Carl’w  J.  A.  Ferrier 
”  Danforth  & 

Monarch  Pk.  W.H. Gibson  Smith 
”  Dund’s&Blo’r  L.  R.  Anderson 
”  D’das  &  Jarvis  C.  W.  Austin 
”  "  &  R'mede  W.  J.  Arnold 

"  Dundas  & 

University  A.  T.  Smith 
”  D’ndas&Vict.  R.  W.  Trowern 
”  Eg.&Glen’den  E.  E.  B.  Welch 
”  Eg. &  Mt. Pleas  B.  B.  Vale 
"  Eg.  &  Oak'd.  E.  G.  McBride 
”  Eg.E&Ward'n  F.  J.  Arthur 
”  Eliz’th  &  Dun.  L.  J.  Walker 
”  Forest  Hill 

Village  D.  C.  Wilson 

”  Islington . H.  Barlow 

”  King&Market  J.  F.  Mackay 
”  King  &  Parl’t .  W.  R.  Henderson 
"  King  &  Sherb.  J.  A.  Groskurth 
”  K’g  &  Sp'dina  T.  J.  Slattery 
”  King  &  York. .  F.  Findlay 
”  Kingst’n  R’d. 

&  Balsam  J.  E.  Stevenson 
Kingt’n&Midl'd  N.  W.  McIntyre 

”  Kingsway . W.  R.  Donald 

”  Leaside . M.  E.  George 

”  Mt.  Dennis  . .  C.  R.  Blackley 
"  New  Toronto  T.  W.  Rowland 
”  Oak.  &  Rogers  T.  M.  Sutton 
"  O'Connor  & 

Dohme . T.  S.  Pattison 

”  Ont.Fo’dTerm. 

Bldg-.Q'nsw’y  T.  F.  Watts 
”  QueenSt  Bath.  M.  J.  Gould 
”  Queen&C’rl'w  H.  A.  Cross 
"  Qu’n  &  King’n  E.  E.  Leppard 
”  Qu’n&Ronces.  A.  C.  Duncan 
”  Queensway  & 

Islington . E.  T.  Nunn 

”  R'mede  &  An.  J.  Anderson 
”  St.  Clair  &  B’on  W.  W.  Field 
”  Silverthorn  & 

Rogers  Road  W.  M.  Renwick 
”  Well&  Yonge.  D.  N.  Greig 
”  W.  Toronto.  .  H.  R.  Harrop 
"  1717  Wilson  A  S.  J.  Burt 
”  Wils’n&K’ele. .  L.  R.  B.  Burnand 
”  Woodbine  & 

Mortimer . H.  Holmes 

”  Y'nge  &  Bloor.  S.  B.  Merrill 
”  Yonge&Egl't'n  B.  H.  Myers 
”  Yonge  &  „  „ 

Millwood  R.  K.  Hanna 
”  Y’nge  &Que’n  C.  B.  Sinclair 

P.  B.  OF  C.  .  . 

”  68  King  St.W.  F.  G.  Christian 


YAL 

King  &  Yonge  D.  S.  Anderson 
Avenue  Rd. 

&  Davenport  J.  S.  Heron 

Avenue  Rd.  . 

&  Haddington  C.  W.  M.  Elliott 
Bay&Temper.  D.  K.  Rea 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANNF.S  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Toronto,  O 


Royal  C’t’d. 

”  Bay  &  Well'n  R.  C.  Billingsley 
"  B'yv’w  Av.  & 

York  Mills  Rd  T.  Lorway 
”  Bloor  &  Bath.  J.  M.  Graham 
”  Bloor  &  Dov.  L.  J.  Vokes 
”  Coll.  &  Bath..  W.  J.  Miller 
"  Cox.  &  Gerr. . .  S.  F.  Donnelly 
”  Dan.  &  Dawes  C.  E.  P.  Rooke 
"  Danf.&Leyton  W.  C.  Paton 
”  Delor.&  Y’nge  R.  E.  Holmes 
”  Dundas  & 

Chestnut  Sts.  H.  R.  Creighton 
"  Eglin.  &  Bath’st  A.  L.  King 
"  Eglin.  &  Duff.  W.  R.  Harvey 
”  Egl.  &  Sinnott.  A.  M.  Sheldrick 
”  Egl.  &  TarltonF.  G.  S.  Cargill 
"  Harb.  &  Spad.  D.  A.  Houston 
”  Jones  &  Gerr.  F.  R.  Oliver 
”  K'le&St. Clair  E.  M.  Jacques 
”  King&  Church  F.  M.  Lonergan 
”  King  &  Spad.  R.  P.  Payne 

”  Leaside . A.  E.  Hockley 

”  Pape&Danf'th  H.  B.  McLeish 
”  Q’n  &  Br’dv’w  L.  H.  Dunsdon 
”  Queensway  & 

Rosemeade _  C.  F.  Spence 

”  St.Clair&Alvin  T.  R.  McCullough 
”  St.  Cl'r&Oak’d  G.  J.  Bailey 
’’  St.  Clair  & 

O’Connor  Dr..  E.  M.  McLeod 
”  Sher.  &  Queen  G.  F.  Johnston 
”  Spad.  &  Coll.  A.  L.  Leslie 
"  Sunnyside. . . .  H.  Ridgley 
”  W’db’e  D’f’th  W.  McChesney 
"  Yonge  &  Bloor  J.  L.  Adam 
”  Yonge  &  Egl.  W.  S.  Paterson 
"  Yonge  & 

Grenville  D.  B.  Clarkson 
”  Yonge  &  Rich.  A.  G.  M.  Brooks 
”  Yonge  & 

Sherwood  G.  D.  G.  McArthur 
MONTREAL 

”  Bay  &  King..  .  W.  T.  Hodgins 
”  Armour  Hg'ts.  R.  R.  Curtis 
”  Bath'st&King.  H.  C.  Constable 
”  Bloor  &  Bay  .  K.  A.  McNeil 
”  Bloor&Lansd.  S.  P.  Ashdown 
Bl’r  &  Winder.  H.  C.  Boeckner 
"  College  St.  ...  PI.  P.  Ferrier 
Danf.&  Logan  G.  S.  Tracy 
”  Dundas  & 

Roncesvalles  A.  P.  Rey 
Dup.&  Chr'tie  W.  Tannock 
”  Dup.&Sym't’n  G.  F.  Ehvood 
"  Earlscourt. . .  .  R.  M.  Allan 
”  East  York  ...  H.  H.  McLelland 
Egh&  Hilltop. .  R.  C.  Harvey 

Fairbank . V.  R.  Stammers 

”  Front  &  Y’nge  C.  Henderson 
"  Hounslow 
Heath  Rd.  & 

St.  Clair . R.  S.  Tolmie 

”  Jane  &  Wilson  A.  E.  Begin 
”  King  &  Duff.  .  E.  R.  Johnson 
”  King  &  Yonge.  R.  Smillie 
Kingsway..  .  .  B.  R.  Mahon 
”  Lake  Shore  & 

”  P’rk  LawnRds  R.  J.  Mitton 

”  Leaside . B.  G.  Foreman 

”  Ont.  Food  Sub  to  Lake  Shore 

Terminal  &  Park  Lawn 

’’  Queen  St.  E  & 

Beech  Ave.  .  .  J.  S.  Andrews 
"  Queen  St.  & 

Broadview. ...  H.  M.  Paton 
”  Queen  St.  & 

O’Hara  Ave. . .  H.  B.  Whittaker 
”  Queen  St.  & 

Portland  St.  H.  E.  Walker 
”  Queen’s  Pk. .  .  J.  Burdock 
”  Queensway. . .  J.  J.  Allan 
”  Rexdale  & 

Kipling . V.  S.  Grant 

Roselawn  & 

Yonge  St . G.  J.  T.  Hickey 


Toronto,  O . Montreal  Cl' d 

”  ”  Royal  York 

Hotel . G.  Goodbody 

"  "  St.  Clair  & 

Ave.  Rd . M.  G.  Pattullo 

”  ”  St.  Clair  & 

Pharmacy ....  G.  O.  Stafford 
”  ”  St.  George  & 

Bloor  Sts . J.  G.  Lewe 

”  ”  St.  Lawrence 

Market.  .  .  .  W.  J.  Healy 

"  ’’  Spad.  &  Adel.  G.  H.  Pink 

”  ”  Univ.  &  Coll.. .  S.  T.  Strathy 

"  ”  West  Toronto  C.  C.  Welford 

”  Yonge&Queen  G.  D.  Little 
"  ”  Yonge  & 

St.  Clair . D.  R.  McCallum 


NOV.  SC. 

”  Main  Branch, 

44  King  St.  W.  T.  A.  Boyles 
”  Bloor  &  Ch'ch.  S.  E.  Burwash 
"  Bloor  &  Jane..  A.  L.  Bailey 
”  Bloor  &  Spad..  H.  E.  Curran 
”  Bloor  & 

St.  Clarens.  .  .  C.  A.  New 
’’  Bloor  &  Y’nge.  G.  W.  Hartwick 
”  Br’dv’w&Ger.  W.  F.  Smith 
”  Coll.&  Bath’st.  D.  B.  McGee 
”  Danforth  & 

Balford . M.  J.  Hunter 


”  Danforth  & 

Greenwood .  .  N.W.  R.  Hamilton 
”  Danf.&  Pape. .  R.  W.  Munro 
”  D’ndas&Br’ck  L.  B.  Kerr 
”  Eglin.  &  Bath.  C.  G.  Hamilton 
”  Eglinton  & 

Castle  Knock  J.  D.  Allan 
”  Egl.&Ph'm’cy  J.  B.  Moody 
”  Ger'rd  &  W’ne  I.  Galt 
”  Humbertown 

Centre . J.  S.  McGill 

"  King  &  Vict'a  W.  S.  Jamieson 
”  Kingston  Rd. 

&  Bingham.  .  .  N.  R.  H.  Brown 
”  Kingston  Rd. 

&  St.  Clair. .  .  H.  R.  Willis 

”  Kingsway . R.  W.  B.  Ward 

”  Lawrence  & 

Bathurst . G.  H.  Dickie 

”  Lawrence  & 

Yonge . C.  K.  Collison 

”  Pape&Gowan. .  A.  A.  Acheson 


Tottenham,  O  .  . 
Tourville,  Q .  .  .  . 
Town  of 

Mt.  Royal,  Q . 

Tracy,  Q . 

Tracadie,  NB .  .  . 


”  Q'n  &  Church.  G.  W.  Bonnell 
”  Queen&Lansd.  T.  H.  Cuff 
Q’n  &  McCaul  J.  G.  H.  Sutherland 
”  Queen  &  Pape  E.  C.  Bower 
”  Q’n  &  River. . .  G.  A.  Stewart 
”  Queensway  & 

Smithfield.  ...  H.  F.  Hitchcock 
Spad.&  Ad'e.  .  G.  J.  Robinson 
”  Spad.&Dund's  W.  A.  Meyer 
”  &  Dupont  C.  J.  Roblin 
”  St.  Clair  & 

Avenue  Rd..  .  J.  F.  Lynch 
"  StCl'r  &  Oak’d  V.  F.  Sedgwick 
St.  Clair  & 

O'Connor  Dr..  A.  L.  Sinclair 
”  Victoria  Pk.  & 

Ellesmere . W.  W.  Clarkson 

”  Wilson  &  Jane  J.  A.  G.  McLean 
”  Y’nge  &  D’das  H.  T.  Payne 
"51  York  St. .  . .  H.  D.  Millar 
ONT.SAV.OFF. 

Bay&Adel’de  D.  H.  Cole 
Univ.  &  Dund.  E.  B.  White 
Danf.  &  Fen.  C.  F.  Tierney 
2035  Danforth  A.  G.  Clark 
1556  Yonge  St.  D.  B.  Doughty 
Parl'm’t  Bldgs  A.  L.  Lee 

Royal . W.  R.  Rogers 

Canadienne . Sub  to  L’lslet,  Q 

Montreal . F.  G.  Lambert 

Provincial . A.  A.  Grenier 

Provincial . G.  Chenard 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Trail,  BC . Montreal . G.  C.  Campbell 

Commerce . J.  F.  Harris 

Tor.-Dom . A.  J.  Sutton 

Transcona,  M...  Toronto .  P.  Chemago 

Treherne,  M  . .  .  .  Commerce . G.  S.  Fisher 

Trenton,  O . Montreal . A.  S.  Oliver 

Tor.-Dom . H.  A.  Smith 

Commerce . A.  J.  Boorne 

Royal . E.  K.  Culbert 

Trenton,  NS. .  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  K.  Clifford 

Tring,  June.,  Q..  Canadienne . Sub  to 

Ste.  Marie  B'ce 

Trinity,  Nd . Royal . M.  L.  Emiry 

Trochu,  A . Montreal . F.  J.  E.  Downey 

Trois  Pistoles,  Q.  Canadienne . J.  A.  Lauzier 

Trois  Rivifires,  Q  Montreal . J.  E.  N.  Rioux 

Royal . L.  J.  Tondreau 

Canadienne . J.  A.  Maynard 

”  rue  Ch’m'fl'r.  .  L.  Lemire 

”  Commerce . E.  J.  Charland 

”  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  J.  L.  Duchastel 

Provincial . L.  P.  Beaulieu 

”  ”  Laviolette  & 

St. Maurice  Sts  A.  Maillet 

Truror  NS . Royal . A.  W.  Fowler 

"  Commerce . A.  G.  Parks 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  H.  Bartlett 

”  Montreal . J.  A.  Parr 

Turner  Valley,  A  Royal . J.  R.  Clark 

Turtleford,  S _ Commerce . G.  R.  Sutherland 

Tweed,  O . Montreal . J.  A.  Thompson 

Twilling’te,  Nd. .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  K.  M.  Winsor 

Two  Hills,  A. .  .  .  Montreal . J.  H.  Mclver 

”  Alta.  Treas.  Br..  R.  Logush 

Tyne  Valley, PEI  Royal . D.  R.  Crosby 

Ucluelet,  BC. .  .  .  Commerce . Sub  to  Pt.  Albern; 

Unionville,  O.  .  .  Commerce . L.  S.  Watkins 

Union  Bay,  BC  .  Royal . Sub  to  Courtenay 

Unity,  S . Montreal . J.  S.  Wood 

Commerce . L.  H.  Rowlatt 

Upton,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Acton  Vale 

Uranium  City,  S  Commerce . W.  J.  Kalynchuk 

”  Imperial . P.  W.  Goldring 

Uxbridge,  O.  .  .  .  Tor.-Dom . 5'  X'  5a,r^s 

”  Commerce . G.  R.  Calbeck 

Val  Barrette,  Q.  Canadienne . Sub  Mont  Laurier 

Val  Brillant,  Q. .  Provincial . Miss  M.  J.  Lepage 

Valcartier  Mili-  „  , 

tary  Camp,  Q.  Montreal . Sub  to  Quebec 

Valcourt,  Q . Canadienne . J.  W.  Gagnon 

Val  d’Or,  Q . Commerce . L.  A.  Parent 

”  Canadienne . E.  Laflamme 

”  Royal . C.  Belliveau 

Valdes  Bois,  Q .  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Masson 

Valleyfield,  Q.  .  .  Canadienne . J.  H.  Blais 

”  Provincial . H.  Gervais 

”  ”  69th  AveGr’de 

lie  Bellerive. . .  J.  C.  Mallette 

”  Canadienne, 

103  Ave. 

Grande-Isle  C.  Besner 

"  Montreal . J.  J.  R-  C.  Brien 

-  Royal . C.  R.  Duchesne 


Valley  Junct’n, 
Valois,  Q . 


Q  Canadienne . Sub  to  Joseph  B  ce 

Canadienne . Sub  Pointe-claire 

Montreal . R.  M.  Ward 


Vancouver.  BC..  B.  OF  CAN..  .  .  W.  Morton 
”  COMMERCE.  .  R.  G.  Miller 

’•  ”  Broadway  & 

McKenzie ....  A.  W.  Parker 

"  "  Commercial  D  G.  A.  Harris 

••  ”  Dunbar  St.. .  .  A.  E.  Robinson 

-  "East . W.  M.  Steele 

-  ”  Fairview . A.  E.  Hardy 

”  ”  Fraser  & 

46th  Sts . C.  T.  J.  Scanlan 


’  Grandview 

Highway  &  w  . 

Renfrew  St. .  .  J.  E.  Mennie 
”  Hast.  &  Rich.  H.  F.  Foster 
”  Joyce  Road  & 

Kingsway. . .  D.  Cavaye 
”  Kerrisdale. ...  V.  G.  Coombe 
”  Kingsway  & 

Knight  Rd...  R.  W.  Fowler 


Vancouver,  BC..  Commerce  C't'd 

"  Kitsilano . K.  Dodson 

Main&29th  Av  W.  F.  Manning 
”  Mt.  Pleasant  D.  A.  Adair 
"  Pender  & 

Burrard.  .  C.  W.  Loth 
”  Personal  Loan 

Dept . J.  F.  Harris 

"  Powell  Street.  W.  Allan 
”  Robson  Dist.  N.  G.  McQuarrie 
”  Shaughnessy.  .  E.D.B.Hawkshaw 
”  10th  Ave.  & 

Sasamat . R.  E.  McKinnon 

”  University  Blv.  G.  C.  Hull 

"  Victoria  & 

54th  Ave . G.  C.  M.  Wade 

”  Victory  Sq.  .  .  W.  N.  Cooper 
”  5701  Victoria 

Dr.&41st  Ave..  H.  A.  S.  Stancombe 

”  MONTREAL. . .  F.  W.  Quane 

”  Airport . J.  L.  White 

”  B'way&Main.  A.  J.  F.  Peel 
”  Carral  &  Hast.  W.  A.  Hutchings 

"  ”  Denman  St..  .  R.  W.  Taylor 

”  ”  4th  A.  &Alma  R.  E.  Haack 

”  "  Georgia  & 

Thurlow . S.  F.  Smith 

”  ”  10th  Ave.  & 

Granville  St . .  H.  Whitmore 

”  ”  41st  Ave.  & 

”  Victoria  Dr.  .  .  R.  G.  Birch 

”  1149  Gr’nville  St  C.  D.  Gilliland 
"  ”  Homer&Hast.  T.  W.  Morris 

”  "  Hotel  V’nc’v’r.  R.  F.  Raikes 

”  ”  Kerrisdale..  .  .  J.  E.  P.  Henniker 

”  ”  K'ht&K'gsw’y  P.  D.  V.  Murison 

”  ”  Main  &  Hast.  C.  G.  Pritchard 

”  ”  Marine  Bldg. .  O.  G.  Bibbs 

”  "  Pender  & 

Columbia  Sts.  A.  E.  Exham 

”  ”  Prior  &  Main.  J.  W.  Stewart 

”  ”  Univ.  Campus  M.  C.  Kirby 

”  ”  West  Pt.  Grey  G.  H.  F.  Maycock 

(Univ'ty  Dist.) 

”  IMPERIAL _ D.  N.  W.  Grubb 

"  ”  Broadway  & 

”  Cambie..  E.  E.  Chamberlin 

”  ”  8211  Granville  H.  I.  Jeffery 

”  ”  Hast. &  Abbot.  G.  W.  Sterling 

•'  ”  Hast. &P’ntc’n  J.  M.  Morris 

”  "  W.  Vancouver.  W.  S.  Rogers 

••  ”  3209  West 

Broadway.  .  .  .  P.  R.  Forshaww 
”  "  734  W.  Hast’gs  P.  R.  Neely 


ROYAL 

"Arbutus  &  16th  J.  N.  Conborough 
"  Hastings  St. 

&  Granville .  .  A.  J.  Ross 
"  Cam.  &  Br’dy  H.  S.  Nelson 
"  Cambie&23rd.  C.  H.  Macrae 
”  Commercial  & 

Broadway ....  R.  Caldecott 
”  C’mm’rcial  Dr 

&  Graveley  St  G.  H.  Butler 
”  Dunbar  &  17th  J.  W.  Matthews 

”  Fairview . L.  G.  Berry 

”  Fraser  &  . 

49th  Ave . W.  P.  Miller 

”  Georgia  & 

Denman . C.  T.  Collins 

”  Granville  & 

Davie  . E.  S.  Tierney 

"  Gr’v’le&R'bs’n  D.  W.  G.  Stewart 
”  Hastings  & 

Homer.  .  .  H.  R.  Dove 
”  Hastings  &  , 

Nanaimo. . .  .  J.  C.  MacDonald 
"  Kerrisdale..  .  .  R.  L.  Duncan 
”  King.  &Sloc'n  J.  Dunsmore 
”  M’n  &  H’st’gs.  W.  J.  McFadyen 
”  Main  &  8th  .  .  A.  L.  Putnam 
”  Main  &  25th  .  H.  A.  Toomer 
”  Main  & 49th..  H.  Storey 

"  Marpole . J.  E*  McGlllivray 

”  Renfrew  &  1st  B.  Mclnnes 


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PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Vancouver,  B.C  .  Royal  C't'd. 

"  10th  Ave.  & 

Sasamat . E.  M.  Alexander 

”  2909  W.  Broad¬ 
way . D.  S.  Darling 

"  NOV.  SC . J.  A.  Baxter 

”  "  Brdw’y&B'rr’dR.  D.  Dunn 

”  Broadway  & 

Carnarvon _ W.  T.  McFetridge 

"  "  B'way  &  Com¬ 

mercial  Dr.  B.  L.  Dewey 
”  Davie  &  Gran.  W.  J.  V.  Routliffe 
”  Dunbar  &  41st  P.  Grant 

”  D'nsm’r&H'we  A.  E.  LeGallais 


”  Hast.&Col’bia.  H.  F.  Summers 
”  Hast.&V'rn’n.  M.  H.  Cook 
”  Kings  &  Viet.  .  J.  A.  Kyle 
”  12th  &  Gran.  R.  J.  Dunn 
”  41st  &  Gran...  F.  E.  Forrest 
”  49th  &  Fraser.  A.  Taylor 
"  Main  &  2nd..  P.  W.  Meek 
”  N.  Vancouver  L.  A.  Hannah 
”  R'bs’n&Th’rl’w  G.  S.  C.  MacLean 
"  Van’r  Heights  T.  B.  Lockhart 
”  W.  Vancouver.  A.  B.  Tompkins 

TOR. -DOM _ W.  B.  Young 

”  Burrard  & 

Robson . J.  McKendrick 

"  Gran.&  B'way  W.  H.  Walkinshaw 
”  Granville  & 

Pender . T.  B.  Connochie 

"  H'st’gs&B’r’rd  R.  J.  Crompton 
”  H’st'gs&Main  H.  B.  Wood 
"  Kerrisdale. .  . .  J.  F.  Saunders 
”  Kingsway  & 

Fraser . E.  H.  Jones 

”  Kingsway  & 

Joyce  Rd . A.  F.  Calis 

”  Marpole . E.  L.  Martin 

”  S.  Cambie.  ...  C.  E.  M.  Souter 
”  Tenth  Ave. 

&  Alma . F.  H.  Stewart 

"  12th  Ave.  & 

Granville.  .  .  .  S.  H.  Abrams 
"  18th  Ave.  & 

Cambie  St.  .  .  .  J.  Anderson 
”  Victory  Sq . . .  .  Thos.  Long 
”  245  W.Georgia  E.  P.  Rush 


BARCLAYS 

Pender  &  Howe.  J.  A.  J.  Ready 
MERCANTILE 

"  540  Burrard  St  R.  W.  F.  von  Pestel 


Vanc'r^Hts.,  BC.  Commerce . A.  McKay 

Royal . R.  F.  Margetson 

Dominion . A.  H.  McDonald 


Vanderhoof,  BC.  Commerce . T.  E.  Wittman 

Vanguard,  S.  . .  .  Royal . W.  J.  Puckett 

Vankl’k  Hill,  O.  Canadienne . J.  T.  Dunn 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  E.  Whiessiel 


Varennes,  Q.  .  .  .  Provincial . 

Royal . 

Vars.  O . Royal . 

Vaudreuil  Vil,  Q.  Canadienne . 

Vauxhall,  A . Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Commerce . 

Vegreville,  A _ Montreal . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 
Tor.-Dom . 


M.  Duchesne 
P.  E.  Fredette 
D.  Mercier 
Sub  to 

Dorion-Vaudreuil 
J.  H.  Ingram 
G.  J.  MacGowan 
R.  S.  Boddy 
D.  L.  Jerrold 
A.  R.  James 


Venosta,  Q . Canadienne . Sub  to  Wakefield 

Vercheres,  Q - Provincial . J.  P.  Nadeau 


Verdun,  Q 


CANADIENNE 
”  4073  Wel’gton  R.  V.  Delisle 
”  3690  Wel’gton.  A.  Rochon 
4950Wel’gton  R.  Carriere 
Commerce, 

"  4162  Wel’gt’n.  L.  P.  Doyle 

P.  B.  OF  C . P.  E.  Dessureault 

ROYAL 
”  Verdun  & 


,  Woodland.  . .  T.  D.  Collins 
Wellington 

&  Rielle . W.  B.  Charlton 


Verdun,  Q . MON.  C.  &  D. 

"  4214  Well’gton  J.  E.  de  Carufel 
”  "  5501  Verdun..  F.  Perrault 

”  "  Montreal . C.  E.  Thesserault 

”  Beatty&V'rd’n  H.  D.  Buchanan 
”  4th  Av.&W’lt'n  J.  P.  Drake 

Vermilion,  A. ..  .  Commerce . T.  E.  McPherson 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  E.  A.  Locke 

Verner,  O . Canadienne . J.  A.  Denis 

Vernon,  BC . Montreal . J.  B.  McCallum 

Royal . A.  W.  Howlett 

Commerce . E.  C.  Brown 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  A.  Johnston 

Verona,  O . Montreal . Sub  to  Yarker 

Veteran,  A . Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  Sub  to  Coronation 

Victoria,  BC..  .  .  COMMERCE.  .  J.  C.  Thow 
”  Douglas&  Bay  C.  J.  Rankin 
"  Douglas  & 

Cormorant...  W.  H.  Hamilton 

”  Oak  Bay . K.  W.  Brown 

MONTREAL...  D.  MacGregor 
”  Gov't.  St  ....  O.  Matson 
”  Richm'd&Fort  I.  M.  Stewart 

”  Saanich . M.  G.  Genge 

ROYAL 

”  1106-8  Gov't  .  A.  B.  White 
”  Douglas  St. .  .  R.  R.  Wilde 

"  Fort  St . E.  H.  Watchorn 

”  ”  Hillside  & 

Quadra . A.  S.  McKinnon 

”  IMPERIAL _ W.  G.  Chambers 

Fort  St . J.  D.  McGillivray 

NOVA  SCOTIA.  T.  L.  C.  McMaster 
"  ”  Douglas  & 

Hillside . A.  C.  MacDonald 

”  TOR.-DOM. 


(Main  Office) 

D'gl’s  &  Yates  R.  A.  Dykes 
”  1405  D’glas  St. 

Victoria,  PEI.  .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Victoria  Harb.,  O  Commerce . 

Victoriaville,  Q . .  Montreal . 

Provincial . 

Canadienne . 

Vienna,  O . Commerce . 


Montreal . 


Viking,  A . 

Ville  Mont¬ 
morency,  Q  . .  .  Canadienne . 
Village  Riche¬ 
lieu,  Q . 

Ville  d' Alma,  Q  . 


Ville  de  Laval 

ouest,  Q . 

Ville  La  Salle,  Q 


Ville  Marie,  Q. . . 
VilleSt.  Joseph, Q. 
Ville 

St.  Laurent,  Q, 


Ville  St.  Pier’e,  Q 
Ville  St.  M'hel,  Q 


Provincial . 
Montreal . . 
Royal . 


Canadienne . . 
Canadienne . 
Montreal 
Nova  Scotia. 
Canadienne . . 
Provincial.  .  . 


S.  D.  Markham 

D.  E.  Hart 
Sub  to  Midland 
J.  A.  I.  Gregoire 
R.  Leduc 

R.  Astell 
,  Sub  to 

Straffordville 
H.  Skjeie 

Sub  to  Quebec,  385 
St.  Paul  St. 

Sub  to  Cite  de 
Jacques  Cartier 
J.  D.  S.  Daigle 

Sub  to 

St.  Eustache 
,  C.  Lecompte 
J.G.L.E.  Magnan 
H.  R.  Gouthreau 

E.  Major  (Pro.) 

A.  Houde 


Vilna,  A . . . . 
Vineland.  O . 
Virden,  M . . 


Virgil,  O . 

Virginiatown,  O. 
Virginiatown,  O . 

Viscount,  S . 

Vonda,  S . 

Vulcan,  A . 

Wabana,  Nd. ..  . 

Wadena,  S . 

Wainwright,  A.  . 

Wakaw,  S . 

Wakefield,  Q ... . 
Wales,  O . 


Provincial . 

Provincial . 

Mon.  C.  &  D. 
287  Decarie  Bl. 

Tor.-Dom . 

Canadienne . 

Provincial . 

Canadienne . 

Tor.-Dom . 

Imperial . 

Commerce . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Imperial . 

Imperial . 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Royal . 

Commerce . 

Commerce . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  . 

Commerce . 

Montreal . 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. . 

Montreal . 

Canadienne . 

Montreal . 


R.  l’Heureux 

J.  J.  Seneca 

B.  Faubert 

F.  A.  Hambley 

G.  Mathieu 

C.  E.  Lachapelle 
G.  Jodoin 

F.  H.  Parrish 
A.  T.  Minnis 

E.  J.  Nicholson 
R.  S.  Spragg 

Sub  to  St.  Cathr’s 

R.  K.  Robinson 

K.  H.  Fox,  A/mgr. 
M.  A.  R.  Sager 
W.  J.  Latour 

D.  S.  Paris 

S.  W.  Manning 

G.  F.  Inkpen 

H.  F.  Stewart 
C.  L.  Wittmann 
A.  W.  Turner 
A.  J.  Bond 

J.  L.  Racine 

F.  Caley 


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Walton,  NS ... . 

Wapella,  S . 

Warkworth,  O. 

Warner,  A . 

Warren.  O . 

Warsaw,  O .  .  .  . 
Warwick  Q  .  .  .  . 


PLACES  NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Walkerton,  O.  .  .  Montreal . R.  S.  V.  Davison 

Commerce . C.  O.  Monroe 

Ont.  Sav.  Office.  J.  W.  Bettens 

Walkerville,  O.  .  Commerce . W.  E.  Blum 

Montreal . C.  W.  Rotchell 

”  Walker  Road..  J.  E.  Leonard 
Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  T.  Coyle 

Royal . W.  H.  Giddy 

Tor.-Dom . J.  F.  Zuber 

Imperial . J.  W.  Flett 

Tecumseh  B.. .  F.  C.  Malone 

Provincial . W.  J.  Russette 

Wallaceburg,  O. .  Tor.-Dom . W.  H.  Kumpf 

827  Dufferin.  .  M.  J.  Wales 

Montreal . H.  E.  Bucknam 

Royal . J.  E.  Simmons 

.  Royal . Sub  to  Windsor 

.  Royal . N.  L.  Evans 

.  Royal . A.  B.  O'Connor 

.  Commerce . E.  D.  Morrison 

.  Canadienne . Sub  to  Verner 

.  Royal . Sub  to  Norwood 

.  Provincial . R.  Hardy 

Canadienne . L.  Seguin 

.  Royal . C.  G.  Busby 

.  Commerce . R.  L.  Thomas 

.  Royal . G.  D.  Matheson 

.  Montreal . C.  S.  Richardson 

.  Montreal . H.  R.  Allan 

Commerce . H.  G.  Frye 

Royal . W.  H.  Knechtel 

Tor.-Dom . R.  A.  Echlin 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  E.  G.  Scott 

.  Commerce . W.  W.  T.  Jenks 

Montreal . W.  Venters 

.  Royal . See  under  Fair view 

..  Royal . E.  U,  Hirtle 

.  Commerce . J.  A.  La  Roche 

.  Royal . Sub  to  McMurray 

.  Montreal . W.  K.  Pope 

.  Royal . F.  B.  Morfitt 

.  Commerce . J.  M.  Heal 

.  Royal . H.  G.  Spring 

Roval . S.  W.  Hembroff 

.  Royal . O.  J.  Bildfell 

, .  Provincial . Sub  to  Disraeli 

.  Montreal . Sub  to  Porcupine 

Plain  . 

Welland.  O . Commerce . R.  E.  Little 

Imperial .  C.  A.  Simpson 

”  Tor.-Dom . E.  M.  Wallwin 

”  ”  7  E.  Main.  ...  A.  F.  Edmunds 

"  Royal . R.  A.  Pridmore 

”  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  I.  Langille 

"  Montreal . D.  A.  Evans 

.  .  Commerce . H.  G.  Steinberg 

..  Nova  Scotia.  ...  B.  A.  Evans 

.  .  Tor.-Dom . V.  Hughes 

.  .  Nova  Scotia .  ...  See  Ottawa 

Toronto . See  Ottawa 

O  Royal .  R.  D.  Brown 

.  .  Montreal . C.  S.  W.  Hansen 

.  .  Commerce . N.  A.  Baker 

.  .  Nova  Scotia.  ...  K.  L.  Merritt 

Montreal . F.  Roberts 

.  .  Montreal.. . D.  F.  Hillier 

.  .  Nova  Scotia, 

Sherbrooke&Gr.  I.  C.  Cooper 
Montreal, 

Claremont  Av.  J.  S.  England 
&  Sherbr'ke  St.  E.  L.  Hollyer 
.  .  Royal, 

”  St.C’th.&Gr’ne  D.  T.  \oungson 
”  ”  Sh’rbr’lce&Vict  L.  R.  Newman 

”  Commerce . R.  F.  Corkran 

”  Toronto, 

Sherbrooke  & 

Claremont.  T.  C.  Nicholl 

”  Canadienne, 

4785  Shr'br'ke  W  Guy  Wilson 
”  Mon.  C.  &  D. 

4848  Shr'br'keW  M.  Houlne 
Weston,  O . Montreal . J.  F-  Gilmour 


Waskada,  M  . . . 
Waskatenau,  A 
Waterdown,  O. 
Waterford.  O.  . 
Waterloo,  O  .  .  . 


Waterloo,  Q .  . 

Waterhole,  A . 
Waterville,  NS 
Waterville,  Q .  . 
Waterways,  A 
Watford,  O.  .  . 
Watrous,  S .  .  . 
Watson,  S .  .  .  . 

Wawa,  O . 

Wawanesa,  M 
Wawota,  S.  .  . 
Weedon,  Q  . . . . 
Weekes,  S .  .  .  . 


Wellesley,  O .  . 
Wellington,  O . 
Welwyn,  S . . . . 
West  boro,  O.  . 

W.Ft.  William, 
Westbank,  BC 
West  Hill,  O  . . 
Westlock,  A.  . 

West  Lome,  O 
Westmount,  Q 


Westmount.  Q 


Nova  Scotia 
Commerce . . 
Dominion.  . 
Royal . 


.  .  .  H.  A.  Dewolfe 
.  .  .  J.  L.  Seaborn 
.  .  .  A.  M.  Croskery 
.  .  .  D.  D.  Graham 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 

Montreal . C.  W.  Hall 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Freeport 
Canadienne . Sub  to  Granby 

.  Montreal . I.  H.  Solly 

,  Commerce .  R.  A.  Morley 

.  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  H.  Clarke 


Westport,  O .  .  .  . 

Westport,  NS . . . 

W.  Shelf ord,  Q .  . 

West  Summer- 

land,  BC . 

Westview,  BC. . . 

Westville,  NS . .  . 

W.Vancouv'r.BC  Montreal . G.  F.  Coombe 

”  Dundarave...  Sub  to 


Commerce . 

Royal . 

"  “  Park  Royal . 

Westville,  NS. .  .  Nova  Scotia.  .  . 


Wetaskiwin,  A.  . 


W.  Vancouver 
G.  Lee-Warner 
J.  L.  Douglas 
.  G.  R.  Buchanan 
.  H.  H.  Clarke 
J.  A.  MacDonald 


White  Fox,  S .  .  . 
Whitehorse,  Y.  . 

Whitelaw,  A.  . 


Royal ... 

Montreal . J.  M.  Parr 

Imperial . J.  H.  Clark 

Alta.  Treas.  Br. .  J.  P.  Lynn 

Weyburn,  S . Imperial . L.  F.  Flury 

Royal . S.  LI.  Ramm 

Commerce . R.  Buckley 

Weymouth,  NS..  Royal . C.  W.  Marshall 

Whalley,  BC . . . .  Nova  Scotia ....  C.  A.  Shannon 

Royal . G.  A.  Butcher 

Wheatley,  O.  . .  .  Royal . R.  J.  Miller 

Whitby,  O . Tor.-Dom . H.  J.  Hiscox 

Commerce . W.  Porter 

Montreal . J.  N.  McKone 

Montreal . Sub  to  Nipawin 

Commerce . G.  Frizeli 

Montreal . A.  C.  P.  Jones 

Commerce . Sub  to  Berwyn 

White  Rock,  BC.  Montreal . C.  W.  Dawson 

”  Hilltop . R.  W.  S.  Johnston 

Commerce . M.  L.  Deacon 

Whitemouth,  M  .  Royal . A.  S.  King 

Whitewood,  S. . .  Montreal . N.  A.  Underwood 

Whitney  P'r,  NS  Royal . See  under  Sydney 

Whycoco- 

magh,  NS.  .  .  .  Royal . S.  C.  Campbell 

Wiarton,  O . Royal . J.  H.  Gibb 

Wick'm  Oue't,  Q  Provincial . Sub  to 

Drummondville- 

Lindsay 

Wilberforce,  O.  .  Montreal. ......  Sub  to  Haliburton 

Wilkie,  S . Royal . P.  J.  O’Sullivan 

”  Imperial . J.  C.  Moss 

Williamsburg,  O.  Montreal . Morrisburg 

Mgr.  supervises 

Williams  Lk.,  BCMontreal . 

Commerce . 

Williamstown,  O  Montreal . 

Willingdon,  A...  Commerce . 

Willow  Bunch,  S  Commerce . 

Willowdale,  O. ..  Tor.-Dom. 

”  ”187  SheppardE  N.  D.  Stewart 

”  ”  4799  Yonge  St.  J.  B.  Metcalfe 

”  ”  5208  Yonge  St.  F.  W.  Brown 

”  ”  5928  Yonge  St .  F.  Dann 

”  Nova  Scotia..  .  .  E.  W.  Hay 

”  Montreal . J.  Roberts  , 

”  Commerce . T.  H.  Merrick 

Wilson  Hghts.,  O  Tor.-Dom . J.  M-  glson 

Winchester,  O  . . .  Royal . H-  O.  Balkwill 

Montreal . A.  L.  Taylor 

Royal .  R.  G.  Hughes 

Commerce . S  M.  Scammell 

Nova  Scotia ....  A.  S.  MacKenzie 


J.  A.  B.  Larson 
N.J.F.P.  Nicholson 
Sub  to  Lancaster 
G.  E.  Dickson 
W.  G.  Kilpatrick 


Windsor,  Nd . 
Windsor,  NS. 


Windsor,  O . 


ROYAL 
"  Ouellette 

&  Pitt . C. 

”  747  Ouellette. .  W 
”  Ouellette 

&  Ellis . R. 

”  Pillette  & 
Wyandotte. . .  .  G. 
”  Tecum. &Alb’t  J. 

NOV.  SC . D. 

COMMERCE.  .  LI. 
Drouillard  Rd  E. 
Ot’wa  &  Moy.  J. 
Tecum.&Glad.  G. 
Tc’seh&  Pill’te  D. 
Wyan'e  St.  E .  .W. 


J.  O'Neill 
.  N.  Keating 

A.  Lecours 

A.  Elliott 
W.  McWilliams 
.  B.  McGee 

V.  Carling 
Christopherson 
R.  Higgins 

G.  Morrow 

W.  McKim 
L.  Smith 


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PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS 


MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


PLACES 


NAMES  OF  BANKS  MANAGER  OR  AGENT 


Windsor  O . TOR.-DOM  ....  L.  G.  Babcock 

”  Ottawa  St .  .  .  .  D.  C.  Glass 
"  "  TecumsehBld. 

&  Victoria. . .  .  W.  Harrison 
”  Wyandotte  & 

Ouellette . C.  N.  Robinson 

”  ”  2161  W’nd't'WM.  D.  Terry 

"  IMPERIAL _ T.  R.  Jones 

”  ”  2805  D’g’ll  Rd  J.  H.  Davies 

”  ”  Tecumseh  & 

Lincoln. ......  F.  C.  Malone 

”  ”  T’c'm.&Pillette  R.  M.  Borrowman 

"  MONTREAL...  E.  B.  Lavelle 

”  London  St.  .  .  .  C.  D.  McAlpine 

”  "  Ouell.&T's’ora  J.  A.  Thomson 

”  ”  T’c'ms'h&Moy  R.  J.  Battle 

”  PROVINCIAL 

"  ”  Drouillard 

&  Charles.  ...  A.  Melanson 
”  ”  Lincoln 

&  Ottawa.  ...  A.  Defoe 
”  London  St.  .  .  .  J.  G.  Boyce 
”  (S'ndwich  W.).  J.  H.  Fleming 
”  ”  Wyandotte 


Windsor.  Q . 


Windsor  Mills. 
Windthorst,  S 
Winfield,  BC. 
Wingham,  O . . 


Winkler,  M  . . . 
Winnipeg,  M  . 


&  Parent .... 
Ont.  Sav.  Office. 

.  .  Provincial.  . 

Commerce . . 

Q  Provincial .  . 

. .  Royal . 

. .  Commerce . . 

.  .  Tor.-Dom .  . 

Commerce . . 

. .  Commerce . . 

. .  B.  OF  CAN.  ... 
MONTREAL. .  . 
”  BannermanAv 
&  Main  St. . . . 
”  Ellice  &  Berry. 
"  Fort  Rouge. . . 
”  Higgins 


J.  M.  Pilon 
J.  Brady 

F.  J.  Foisy 
J.  E.  Robson 
J.  P.  Ducharne 

J.  H.  Smith-Jones 
Sub  to  Kelowna 
N.  L.  Smith 
W.  O.  Struthers 
B.  E.  Orton 

G.  A.  Ivey 
W.  E.  Stewart 

R.E.H.  Armstrong 
R.  L.  Nelles 
G.  L.  M.  Tippet 


&  Main . R.  Farrell 

”  Logan  Ave ....  G.  C.  Slack 
”  McGregor  St. 

&  Selkirk ....  P.  G.  Vokins 
"  Morley  Ave. 

&  Osborne  St. .  P.  R.  Stickney 
Mtn.&M’Greg  G.  E.  Haeberle 
”  Portage  Ave. .  C.  G.  A.  Kirshaw 
"  Portage  Av.  &  W.  F.  W. 

Goulding  St.  VanBuskirk 

”  Portage  Av.  & 

Vaughan  St..  L.  F.  Hawitt 
IMPERIAL.  .  .  .  W.  H.  Faulder 
”  East  KildonanJ.  B.  Schmor 
North  End  Br.  H.  V.  Nicholl 
”  Notre  Dame  & 

Arlington . A.  J.  MacGregor 

”  Portage  & 

Donald . T.  A.  Henson 

St.  Vital . J.  M.  Kimpton 

CAN.  NAT.....  Geo.  P.  Jessop 
TOR.-DOM  ....  J.  A.  Harshaw 
”  Portage  Ave.  & 

Notre  Dame.  .  H.  J.  Carmichael 
(P.O.  Box  896) 

”  Academy  Rd. 

&  Niagara - J.  G.  James 

”  B’way&D’n’ld.  N.  McNulty 
C'ryd’n&Ni’g’a  G.  A.  George 
C  ryd  n&St'f’d  A.  D.  Coughlin 
Main&R'dw’d.  R.  G.  Pinkerton 
’  M’n  & 

Higgins  Av  T.  G.  Maley 
”  Notre  Dame  & 

Sherbrook - C.  H.  Johnston 

Portage  Ave. 

&  Edmonton. .  N.  G.  Henderson 
Portage  Ave. 

&  Kennedy.  .  .  C.  O.  Bell 
”  Portage  Ave. 

&  Sherbrook.  .  R.  A.  Glendinning 
River  Ave.  & 

Osborne . T.  MacDonnell 

Sherbrook  & 

Westminster.  .  D.  L.  Nicholson 


Winnipeg,  M.  .  .  COMMERCE.  .  A.  S.  Heffer 
”  ”  Blake  &  Logan  E.  J.  B.  Archer 

"  ”  Elmwood.  .  .  .  A.  M.  McVeigh 

”  Gr’h’m.&K’n’y  J.  T.  Adam 

••  ”  Kelvin  St . F.  I.  Atkins 

”  ”  Main  &  Alex. .  F.  F.  Tribe 

"  ”  North . H.  E.  Pratt 

”  Norwood . H.  A.  L.  Tibbits 

’’  ”  Personal  Loan  E.  A.  Backman 


”  ”  P’rt’ge&D’n’ld  T.  B.  Acheson 

”  ”  P'rtage&G’rry  J.  F.  MacDuff 

”  ”  Princ‘s  &  Wm.  H.  W.  Martin 

”  ”  Staff. &  Grosv.  G.  E.  Bain 

••  ROYAL 

”  ”  Main&Wil'm.  T.  C.  Marshall 

”  ”  Grain  Ex’ge.  .  A.  E.  Holden 

”  ”  Main  &  Logan  W.  H.  Smith 

”  "  Main&Mtn. .  W.  D.  McLean 

’’  ”  Main&Selkirk  M.  P.  Johnson 

”  Notre  Dame  & 

Banning . S.  R.  Armstrong 

”  "  Portage  Ave. .  J.  M.  Bankes 

”  ”  Portage  & 

Arlington ....  J.  H.  Stafford 
’’  ”  Portage  & 

Edmonton...  P.  B.  Elwood 
”  ”  Port.  &  Good.  N.  G.  Wallace 

”  "  Sargent  & 

Sherbrooke.  .  J.  G.  Hansen 
”  Selk‘k& Salter  F.  M.  Taylor 
”  Sher.  &P'tge.  J.  B.  Hansen 
”  W.  Kildonan  .  C.  D.  MacPherson 
"  ”  William  & 

Sherbrook. .  .  M.  C.  Old 

"  NOV.  SC . C.  J.  Ash 

"  Ellice  &  Erin. .  E.  E.  Duffy 
”  Main  &Rup't,  T.  D.  Windross 
”  Portage  & 

Toronto . N.  R.  Buxton 

Winnipegosis,  M  Nova  Scotia.  ...  H.  J.  Laidlaw 

Winona,  O . Royal . G.  J.  Jobson 

Wiseton,  S . Commerce.. .  .  .  .  B.  Bowman 

Woburn,  Q . Provincial . Sub  to 

Lac  Megantic 

Wolfville,  NS. . .  Royal . J.  K.  Hiltz 

Montreal . L.  A.  L.  Dyson 

Wolseley,  S . Tor.-Dom . E.  R.  Ridgway 

Woodbridge,  O..  Royal . G.  E.  Newans 

Woodfibre,  BC..  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  Sub  to  Squamish 
Woodstock,  NB.  Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  R.  H.  Dewar 

Imperial . R.  H.  Montgomery 

’’  Dun.  &  Huron  C.  J.  Kelley 

Montreal .  R.  F.  Sterns 

Royal . N.  Moore 

Ont.  Sav.  Office.  J.  H.  Beatty 

O...  Commerce . W.  Knowles 

Montreal . W.  G.  Grothier 

Royal . C.  M.  V.  Spence 

Tor.-Dom . J.  S.  Paterson 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  R.  W.  Chandler 

Woodville,  O....  Commerce . L.  H.  Taylor 

Wottonville,  Q,  .  Provincial . Sub  to  Asbestos 

Wroxeter,  O.  .  . .  Commerce . R.  R.  A.  Hunter 

Wynyard,  S.  .  .  .  Montreal . I.  B.  Jurgins 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  T.  H.  Bennie 


Wyoming,  O.. . . 
Yamachiche,  Q. 
Yamaska  E.,  Q  . 
”  W..  Q. 

Yarker,  O . 

Yarmouth,  NS.  . 


Yarrow.  BC.  .  .  . 
Yellow  Grass,  S. 
Yellowknife, 

”  [NWT], . 

Yorkton,  S.  .  .  . 


Youbou,  BC.  . . 

Young,  S . 

Zurich,  O . 


Tor.-Dorn . W.  D.  Stephenson 

Provincial . G.  Desaulniers 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Sorel 

Canadienne . Sub  to  Sorel 

Montreal . S.  G.  Walroth 

Nova  Scotia.  .  .  .  A.  G.  Macdonald 

Royal . D.  S.  MacLeod 

Montreal . G.  R.  F.  Filliter 

Commerce . W.  T.  Parker 

Commerce .  R.  R.  Howard 

Imperial . G.  A.  Shrives 

Commerce . W.  D.  Oddie 

Imperial . A.  L.  Price 

Royal . D.  O.  Forsyth 

Tor.-Dom . C.  E.  Beirnes 

Montreal . F.  W.  Davis 

Nova  Scotia.  ...  R.  E.  Glaze 

Royal . E.  W.  Muir 

Royal . J.  C.  Sharman 

Montreal . C.  W.  Scott 


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TRUST  AND  LOAN  COMPANIES 


69 


TRUST  COMPANIES  AND  LOAN  COMPANIES  IN  CANADA 


Trust  Companies  act  as  Executors,  Trustees  and  Administrators  under  wills,  or  by  appointment, 
as  Trustees  under  marriage  or  other  settlements,  as  Agent  or  Attorney  in  the  management  of  estates 
of  the  living,  as  Guardian  of  minors  or  incapable  persons,  as  Fiscal  Agent  for  municipalities  and 
companies,  and,  where  so  appointed,  as  Authorized  Trustees  in  Bankruptcy.  Some  Trust  Compan¬ 
ies  receive  deposits  and  funds  for  guaranteed  investments,  and  the  loaning  of  such  trust  funds  is 
restricted  by  law  to  securities  authorized  by  the  Trustee  Act.  The  loaning  of  Company  Funds  is 
not  so  restricted. 

The  principal  function  of  Loan  Companies  is  the  loaning  of  funds  on  first  mortgage  security,  the 
money  thus  made  available  for  development  purposes  being  obtained  mainly  by  the  sale  of  debentures 
to  the  investing  public  and  by  Savings  Department  deposits.  During  and  since  the  war  years,  how¬ 
ever,  there  has  been  a  substantial  decrease  in  the  amount  of  mortgages  and  real  estate,  and  a 
corresponding  increase  in  the  percentage  of  Canadian  Government  bonds  held. 


THE  ACADIA  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $200,000.00 

Reserve  and  Profits .  931,687.62 

Head  Office— Truro,  N.S. 

President — Charles  E  Stanfield 
Manager — Preston  J.  Wilcox 
Secretary — Rexford  J.  Sperry 

ADMINISTRATION  AND  TRUST  COMPANY 

See  .Society  d’ Administration  et  de  Fiducie. 

ALUMINIUM  FIDUCIARIES  LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  Up . $30,000 

Head  Office— Sun  Life  Building,  Montreal,  P.O.  Box 
6090. 

President — Edwin  J.  Mejia. 

Vice-Presidents — P.  G.  Bruce  and  R.  Northey. 

No  Branches. 

THE  BANKERS’  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up ....  . . .  •  ®2£9’929'99 

Reserves  and  Undivided  Profits  94,377.66 

Head  Office— 105  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

President — J.  Pembroke,  C.B.E. 

Manager— G.  G.  W.  Goodwin 

Secretary— H.  Gilbert  , 

Branches  and  Agencies  with  Managers— -Toronto, 
66  King  St.  West.'C.  F.  Harrington;  Winnipeg,  436 
Main  St„  J.  Edgar  Peters;  Vancouver,  626  West 
Pender  St.,  G.  O.  Vale;  Calgary,  115-8th  Ave-West. 
(Agency),  A.  R.  Dingman;  Ottawa,  128  Wellington 
St.  (Agency),  G.  O’Neil  Lynch,  Halifax,  Duke  A 
Hollis  Sts.  (Agency).  H.  F.  Haliburton;  Saint  John 
N.B.,  56  Prince  William  St.  (Agency),  E.  B.  Harley* 

BARCLAYS  TRUST  COMPANY  OF  CANADA 

Capital  Subscribed. .  . .  -  -  -  •  $61)0,01)0 

Head  Office— 214  St.  James  Street  West,  Montreal,  Que. 
President- H.  A.  Stevenson. 

Manager — C.  D.  Paxton. 

S*c’y  - Treas . — H.  Chapman  , 

Branch  Office — 304  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  A.  J.  Shepley. 

BRITISH  CANADIAN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . S2S5000 

Head  Office— Lethbridge,  Alberta 
President — R.  R.  Davidson,  Q.C. 

Manager  and  Secretary— D.  G.  W.  Sutherland 

THE  BRITISH  EMPIRE  TRUST  COMPANY 
LIMITED 

Capital  Issued . ^610  000 

Reserves .  .n'lqs 

Capital  Surplus  . . '-l-o 

Profit  and  Loss  Account .  ^ 

Registered  Office— 3  Lombard  St.,  London,  E.C.3, 
England.  , 

Chairman — E.  Ronald  Crammond. 

General  Manager— A  G.  A.  Mack  ay,  C. A. 

Attorney  for  Province  of  Ontario  T.  A.  y  » 
Room  190o(  26  King  St.  W„  Toronto  1,  Out. 


THE  BRITISH  MORTGAGE  AND  TRUST 
CORPORATION  OF  ONTARIO 

Capital  Paid  up  . $1,(100,000 

Reserve  Fund  .  1,200,000 

Head  Office— 10  Albert  St.,  Stratford.  Ont. 

President  and  Managing  Director — W.  H.  Gregory 

THE  BROCKVILLE  TRUST  &  SAVINGS 
COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $700,000.00 

Reserve  and  Undivided  Profits  . . .  .435,374.67 
Head  Office— Fulford  Bldg.  Court  House  Ave.  Brock- 
ville,  Out. 

President— 3.  Gill  Gardner. 

Vice-President — George  T.  Fulford. 

Managing  Director — E.  J.  Smith 
Treasurer—  N.  F.  Robinson. 

Secretary— A.  E.  Heiherington. 

CANADA  PERMANENT  MORTGAGE 
CORPORATION 

Capital  Paid  up . ®I’992’222 

Reserve  Fund  (Earned) .  6,500,000 

Head  Office- 320  Bay  Street,  Toronto. 

President  and  General  Manager — Charles  S.  Robertson 
Assistant  General  Manager—  Walter  F.  Watkins 
Secretary — J.  W.  Rrse,  Jr. 

Branch  M anagers :  —  _ 

Ontario  Branches—  320  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Clarence 
Gibson;  47  Janies  St.S.,  Hamilton,  J.  L.  Coburn;  386 
Dundas  St.  Woodstock,  C.  G.  Mitchell;  40  Market 
St.,  Brantford,  J.  McIntosh  Tutt;  114  Walton  St., 
Port  Hope,  Walter  J.  Helm.  „  ,  TT 

Manitoba — 298  Garry  St.,  Winnipeg,  C.  F.  Honeyman. 
Saskatchewan-im  Scarth  St.,  Regina,  W.  Ross 
MaeKenzie.  .  .  „ 

Alberta — 10126  100th  St.,  Edmonton,  A.  A.  More. 
British  Columbia-  455  Granville  St.,  Vancouver,  W.  J. 

Bell;  714  Fort  St.,  Victoria,  W.  W.  Evans 
Nova  Scotia— 436-440  Barrington  St.,  Halifax,  l).  i. 

Mackenzie.  „  .  ,  T  , _ p  ™ 

Sew  Brunswick  Market  Square,  Saint  John,  R.  t. 

Montreal—  212  St.  James  St.  West,  Montreal,  J.  E. 
Nadeau. 

THE  CANADA  PERMANENT  TRUST 
COMPANY 

„  n„l  P„irl  . $2,000,000 

Capital  Paid  up .  nno  non 

Reserve  Fund .  1,000,000 

Head  Office—  320  Bay  Street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

President  and  General  Manager— T.  D  Arcy  Leonard, 
C.B.E. ,  Q.C.  . 

Secretary  Walter  F.  Watkins. 

Branch  Managers'.  Toronto  W  L 

^nKnowlto^38BDund^St^  Woodstock,  j '  ^Tutt^ 

40  Market  St.,  Brantford,  J.  McIntosh  Tutt, 
LWe°stMontreal,  J.  E. 

sBkatchewZ8-^ 

Alberta— 10126  100th  St.,  Edmonton,  A.  A.  More. 
British  Columbia  456  Granville  Sh,  Vancouver,  H.  E. 
Bond;  714  Fort  St.,  Victoria,  W.  W.  Evans. 


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[1956 


Nova  Scotia — 436-440  Barrington  St.,  Halifax,  0.  F. 
Mackenzie. 

Next)  Brunswick —  Market  Square,  Saint  John,  R.  F. 
Wright. 


Branches—  Quebec;  72  Cote  de  la  Montague;  Van¬ 
couver,  860  Hasting  St.  West;  Edmonton,  103rd  St.  & 
Jasper  Ave. ;  Regina,  12th  Ave.  &  Cornwall  St-.; 
Winnipeg,  456  Main  St. ;  Toronto,  244  Bay  St. 


THE  CANADA  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Raid  in . $2, 000. non 

Reserve .  1,700,000 

Head  Office  —  Huron  &  Erie  Bldg.,  London,  Canada. 
Chairman  of  Board — Col,  1.  Leonard,  ll.S.O. 
President — M.  Aylsworth. 

Branches — London,  Ont.  (four);  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Guelnh  Ont.;  Hamilton,  Out.;  St.  Cal  harines,  Out. , 
Windsor,  Out. ;  St.  Thomas,  Ont. ;  Chatham,  Ont.; 
Montreal,  P.  Q. ;  Winnipeg.  Man.;  Regina,  Sank: 
Edmonton,  Alta.;  Calgary,  Alta.;  Vancouver,  B.C.; 
Victoria,  B.C. 

THE  CANADIAN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . 3260,000 

tieadO[}ice — 501  Montreal  Trust  Bldg.,  Montreal.  P.Q. 
President — O.  B.  Thornton 
Vice-President — D.  E.  Kerlin 
Secretary — M.  C.  Holt 


THE  CARDSTON  LOAN  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up  .  .$35,000 

Reserve  .  25,000 

Head  Office  —  Cardston,  Alberta. 

President  and  General  Manager — John  S.  Smith. 

CENTRAL  CANADA  INVESTMENTS  LIMITED 

Capital 

25,000  Preference  Shares  ($100)  .  .$2,500,000 

250,000  Common  Shares  ($10) .  2,500,000 

Head  Office — 44  Victoria  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 
President — Graham  Morrow,  O.B.E. 

Vice-Presidents — E.  C.  Gill,  R.  W.  L.  Laidlaw,  John 
L.  McCarthy. 

Secretary — Miss  E.  M.  Stanley 

THE  CENTRAL  TRUST  COMPANY 
OF  CANADA 


Capital  Paid-up . $431,950.00 

General  Reserve .  150,070.00 

Undivided  Profits .  92,354.55 


Head  Office  —  Mot  eton,  N.  B. 

Chairman  of  the  Board — Dr.  C.  C.  Avard. 

President — Ambrose  Wheeler 

Secretary  and  General  Manager — F.  H.  Kitoey. 

Branches  and  Agencies:— Fredericton.  N.B.  Saint 
John,  N.  B. ,  Woodstock,  N.  K.,  Amherst.  N.S. 

CHARTERED  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $1,500,000.00 

Reserve  and  Surplus .  1,583,233.00 

Head  Office — 34  Ring  Street  West,  Toronto  1  Ont 
President—  Rolph  R.  Corson. 

Vice-Presidents—  Col.  K.  R.  Marshall,  0.  G.  Green- 
shields,  N.  C.  Urquhart,  J.  M.  Macintosh. 

Managing  Director  H.  E  Langford. 

Executive  Assistant  -D.  P.  MaoDougall. 

Secretary  -II.  G  So  ward. 

Montreal  Office- 388  St  Jcmes  St.  West,  Montreal 
Deer  Park  Office— 20  St.  Clair  Ave.  W.,  Toronto. 

COMMERCIAL  TRUST  COMPANY  LIMITED 


Capital  Paid  Up . $500,000.00 

Reserve  Fund  (Investment) ....  42,663.32 


Head  Office— Room  804,  215  St.  James  St.  W„  Mon- 
treat,  1* 

President — Wilson  G.  McConnell. 

Vice-President — John  G.  McConnell. 
Secretary-Treasurer — J.  R.  Crawford. 

No  Branches. 

CREDIT  FONCIER  FRANCO-CANADIEN 

Capital  Paid  up:  424,000  shares  N.P.V. 

carried  at .  $10 ,226. 527,22 

Reserves .  18,357.071.96 

Head  Office- 5  St.  James  Street  East,  Montreal  P  O 
President — Emmanuel  Monick,  ’  ' 

Vice-President— lion.  E.  L.  Patenaude. 

General  Manager — Bernard  Lechartier. 


CROWN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  Up .  $ L,5o0,o00.f>0 

Reserve  Fund .  1,100,000.00 

Head  0(Jice —  H02  Bay  Street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

P resident  J(  hn  A  llcDoukalf),  T<  ronto. 

Executive  Vice-President — Reginald  S.  Anderson. 
General  Manager — Ernest  T.  Godwin. 

branch, ph-  Vancouver.  B  C. ;  1'algary,  Alta.;  Winni¬ 
peg-,  Man.;  Windsor,  Ont.;  London,  Ont. ;  Brantford, 
Ont. ;  Montreal.  P.Q. 

THE  EASTERN  CANADA  SAVINGS  and 
LOAN  COMPANY. 


Capital  Paid  up .  SI, 250, 000 

Reserve  and  Contingent  Funds.  .  1,220,055 


Head  Offfice — Eastern  Canada  Building,  Granville  St., 
Halifax,  N  S. 

President — C.  A.  B.  Bullock. 

Vice-President — H.  P.  Connor. 

General  Manager—  F.  A.  Milne. 


THE  EASTERN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $1,000,000 

Reserve  Fund .  725,000 

^ead  Office—  1 S4  Hollis  Street,  Halifax,  N.  S. 
President  and  Managing  Director — A.  S.  Fraser. 
Assistant  General  Managers — T.  J.  Hanrahan, 

I.  G.  Sewell. 


branches — Montreal,  P.  Q.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I., 
Saint  John  and  Moncton.  N.  R.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld., 
Toronto,  Ont.,  New  Glasgow.  \\  S.,  Lunenburg,  N.  S. , 
Calgary,  Alta.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

THE  EMPIRE  LOAN  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $491,360.00 

Reserve .  86,000.00 

Head  Office — 279  Fort  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

President — R.  W.  Rutherford. 

Vice-President—  K.  A. Powell. 

Manager— C.  S.  McDonald. 

Secretary -Treasurer— T.  R.  Slags  vol 
No  Branches. 

THE  EQUITABLE  TRUST  COMPANY 


Capital  Paid  up . $600,000.00 

General  Reserve  and  Surplus .  689,000.00 


Head  Ofhce— 377  Portage  Avenue,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
President — A.  B.  Flett. 

Vice-Presidents — L.  B.  Billyard,  F.  W.  Parrish,  N.  W. 
Brewer. 

Managing  Director — A.  B.  Flett. 

Secretary -Treasurer — A.  P.  Flett. 

No  Branches. 

EXECUTORS  &  ADMINISTRATORS  TRUST 
COMPANY  LIMITED 

Head  Office— 20  High  St.  West,  Moose  Jaw,  Sask 
President— P.  F.  Anderson. 

Manager— W.  II.  Shufelt. 

THE  FIDELITY  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $387,675.00 

Re8erve .  31,000.00 

Head  Office — 279  Fort  St.,  Winnipeg  Man 
President— R.  W.  Rutherford 
Vice-President — K.  A.  Powell. 

Secretary  Treasurer— T.  R.  Slagsvol. 

Manager  —  C.  S.  McDonald. 

No  Branches. 

FRAN CO-CAN  ADI  AN  (DOMINION) 
COMPANY  LIMITED 

466  Howe  St.  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Capital  Paid  up .  $300,000 

Secretary,  A.  Wilson. 

No  branohes. 


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71 


GENERAL  TRUST  OF  CANADA 

Sea  Trust  General  du  Canada. 

GEORGIA  INVESTMENT  COMPANY 
LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up . $750,000 

Head  Office — 216  2nd  Ave.  S.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 
President — G.  A.  Martin. 

Secretary-Treasurer — A.  D.  Cavers. 

No  Branohes. 

GUARANTY  TRUST  COMPANY  OF  CANADA 

Capital  Paid  up . $2,500,000.00 

Reserves . .  1,038,912.00 

Head  Office — Bay  &  Richmond  Sts.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President— J.  Wilson  Berry. 

Gen.  Manager—  J.  Wilson  Berr}  . 

Branch  Offices—  70  Richmond  St.  West,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
10  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Guaranty  Trust  Bldg. , 
Windsor,  Ont.;  124  Queen  St.,  Niagara  Falls,  Ont  ; 
607  Queen  St.  E.,  Sault  Ste  Marie;  61  Durham  St., 
South,  Sudbury,  Ont.;  610  St.  James  St.,  West, 
Montreal,  Que.;  622  First  Street,  W.,  Calgary,  Alta., 
624  Howe  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

GUARDIAN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up .  $195,200.00 

Capital  Surplus .  83,635.32 

Reserves . 154,146.82 

Estates,  Trusts  and  Agencies.  .  21,984,810.31 

Head  Office— Gib  St.  James  St.  W„  Montreal,  Que. 
Chairman — Stanley  Stanger. 

President— Robert  Stanger. 

Executive  Vice-President — Ralph  C.  Tees. 
Vice-President,  Treasurer,  General  Manage i 
Percy  A.  Pinck. 

Secretary — C.  P.  Martin. 

No  Branches. 

HALTON  &  PEEL  TRUST  &  SAVINGS 
COMPANY 

Capital  authorized . 

Capital  subscribed .  o4b,d/u 

Capital  paid-in. .  346,610 

Head  Office — Oakville,  Ont. 

President — A.  S.  Nicholson.  T 

Vice-President  &  General  Manager— O.  E.  Manning. 
Secretary-Treasurer — Angus  McMillan. 

THE  HURON  &  ERIE  MORTGAGE 
CORPORATION 

Capital  Paid  in . *9  700000 

Head  Office  -Huron  &  Erie  Bldg.,  London,  Ont. 
Chairman  of  Board— Col.  I.  Leonard,  D.S.O. 
President- M.  Aylsworth. 

Branches —  London,  Ont.,  (four);  Toronto  Ont. 
Guelph,  Ont. ;  Hamilton,  Ont.;  St  Cathannes,  Ont. 
Windsor,  Ont.;  St.  Thomas,  Ont.;  Chatham,  Ont. 
Winnipeg,  Man.;  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Calgary,  Alta., 
Regina,  Sask.;  Vancouver,  Victoria,  B.U. 

THE  IMPERIAL  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up.  .  ...  ■■  •  •  ■  -  ■  •  ■  500.000-00 

Reserve  and  Undivided  Profits.  .  1,760,  ■ 

Head  Office — 360  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
President— Colin  W.  Webster  w,  . 

Vice-Presidents— R.  H.  Webster,  L.  S.  Webster. 
Secretary-Treasurer — W .  C.  Shaw. 

No  Branches. 

THE  INDUSTRIAL  MORTGAGE 
AND  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $sn0  000 

Reserve  Fund . ^Q’000 

Head  Office— 197  N.  Front  Street,  Sarnia,  Ont. 
President — John  Cowan,  Q.C. 

L.  Rivers,  Manner 

Petrolia.,  Ont.,  James  C.  Hunter,  Manager. 

INTERNATIONAL  LOAN  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $1  349  414  11 

Reserve . 

Head  Office  502  Trust  and  Loan  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 
President— G.  S.  Thorvaldson,  Q.C. 


Vice-President — J.  E.  Burns. 

Managing  Director — Clfford  Dick,  LL.B. 

Secretary — G.  H.  Hollands 
Treasurer — N.  Friesen. 

No  Branches. 

LA  COMPAGNIE  FONCIERE  DE  MANITOBA 
LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up .  $600,000.00 

Head  Office— c/o  Montreal  Trust  Co.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
President — Yvon  Segalen 
Vice-President — Thomas  Turnbull 
Secretary— Mrs.  Yolande  Nourse 

THE  LAMBTON  LOAN  AND  INVESTMENT 
COMPANY 

Capital  Paidup . $789,750 

Reserve  Fund .  900,000 

Head  Office — 191  Front  Street,  Sarnia,  Ontario. 

President — J.  A.  Smith 
Manager— a.  C.  Norsworthy 
No  Branches. 

THE  LAMBTON  TRUST  CO.  LTD. 

Capital  paid  up . $315,350.00 

Reserve  Fund .  75,000.00 

Head  Office  -Sarnia,  Ont. 

President ,  C.  H.  Belton 
Vice-President,  J.  A.  Smith. 

Manager -Director — G.  C.  Norsworthy. 

No  Branches. 

THE  MARITIME  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . ^on’ieROl 

Head  Office— 101  Prince  William  St  ,  Saint  John.  N  R. 
President— Cyrus  F.  Inches,  Q  C  _,w.. 

Vice-President  and  Gen.-Manager—Hed\ey  C  Wilson. 

Agencies  &  Branches— Sackville,  N.B.,  Charlotte- 
town,  P.E.I. 

MENNONITE  UNION  WAISENAMT 

Capital  Paid  up . 

Reserve  Fund . $25,007. 0b 

Head  Office— Waldheim,  Saak. 

President — David  R.  Dyck. 

Manager — John  L.  Zachanas. 

No  Branches 

MONTREAL  CITY  AND  DISTRICT 
TRUSTEES  LIMITED 

FIDUCI AIRES  LA  CITE  ET  DU 
DISTRICT  DE  MONTREAL  LIMITEE 

Capital  Paid  up . $250,000.00 

Head  Office— 262  St.  James  Street  West,  Montreal  1. 

VicfprMl-  “"Taggart  Smyth  and  Mostyn 

General  Manager— Hector  Ballard. 

Secretary— Georges  Bloutn. 

No  Branches. 

MONTREAL  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . '*61000,000 

Reserve  r  . .  ’ 

Head  office — 511  Place  KArnns.  Montreal,  Que. 
Chairman — Wilbert  H.  Howard,  Q.C. 

President— O.  B.  Thornton. 

Vice-President — James  Muir. 

Gen.  Manager — D.  E.  Kerim. 

Mo|r%eb^.Q..^C.  V 
Q.C.;  Regina,  Sask.,  U.  Gr«n,  ^  Johnston; 

H.  C.  Wilson,  Toronto,  Oat.,^.^  ^ 

Vancouver,  B.C. ,  J.  •  L  St.  John’s,  Nfld., 

irr  SXP  «,'■  S; 

d.  *...*■ 


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[  1956 


MORGAN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up .  $260,000.00 

Reserve  Fund  .  260,000.00 

Head  Offl.ce — 1466  Union  Ave.  Montreal  P.Q. 

President — Maj.-Gen.  A.  Ernest  Walford. 

Secretary — R.  Hounam. 

General  Manager — T.  P.  Jones. 

NATIONAL  TRUST  COMPANY,  LIMITED 

Capital  and  Reserve . $6,500,000 

Head  Office — 20  King  Street  East,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 
Chairman  of  the  Board — R.  A.  Laidlaw. 

President — J.  G.  Hungerford. 

General  Manager — H.  H.  Wilson. 

Branches — Calgary,  T.  B.  Nash,  Mgr.;  Edmonton, 
H.  M.  Gale,  Mgr.;  Hamilton,  D.  Strachan,  Mgr.; 
Montreal,  E.  H.  Heeney,  Mgr.;  Winnipeg,  J.  M. 
Robinson,  Mgr.;  Vancouver,  R.  M.  Young,  Mgr.; 
Victoria,  S.  J.  Crawley,  Mgr. 

NEWFOUNDLAND  TRUST  COMPANY  LIMITED 

Capital  Authorized . $100,000 

Head  Office — Corner  Brook. 

Directors — Gordon  Biggs,  Harold  R.  Z.  Smith,  Victor 
Bishop. 

THE  NORTH  CANADIAN  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $136,280.00 

Reserve  Fund .  39,475.00 

Head  Office — 209  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia  Bldg.,  Winni¬ 
peg.  Man. 

President — G.  S.  Thorvaldson,  Q.C. 

Vice-President — A.  G.  Eggertson,  Q.C. 

Secretary — J.  M.  More. 

No  Branches. 

THE  NORTHERN  CANADIAN  MORTGAGE 
COMPANY  LIMITED. 

Paid  up  Capital . $306,401.00 

Surplus .  411,229.02 

Capital  Surplus .  43,237.04 

Head  Office— 606  Nanton  Bldg.,  203  Portage  Ave 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

President — Geo.  W.  Northwood. 

Vice-President— A.  L.  Denison 
Secretary— G.  Stubbs 

THE  NORTH  WEST  FIDELITY  TRUST 
COMPANY,  LTD. 

Capital  Paid  up . $130,000 

Head  Office  140  Sixth  Ave.  W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 
President — F.  A.  Brownie. 

Manager — F.  A.  Smith. 

Sec.-Treasurer — H.  S.  Greenway 
No  Branches. 

THE  NORTH-WEST  TRUST  COMPANY  LTD. 

Capital  Paid  up . $5,000.00 

Head  Office— 911  McLeod  Building,  Edmonton, Alta. 
Jr  resident — W.  C.  Hogg. 

Secretary-Treasurer — D.  Morgan. 

Manager — G.  D.  Carter. 

No  Branches. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  SAVINGS,  LOAN  AND 
BUILDING  SOCIETY 

Capital  Paid  up . $1,419,808.77 

Reserve .  685,000.00 

Head  Office— 92-94  Granville  St.,  Halifax  N  S 
President— Walter  Mitchell. 

Secy.-Treas.  and  Manager— F.  A.  Lane. 

THE  NOVA  SCOTIA  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $  500, 000 

Reserve  Fund .  450  000 

Head  Office— 162  Hollis  St.,  Halifax  N  S 
President— M.  S.  Clarke. 

Vice  Presidents— R.  W.  Elliot,  A.  N.  Jones 
General  Manager—  D.  G.  Grant 
Secretary — E.  Fraser. 

Branches,  Sydney,  Yarmouth,  Kentville,  Truro 


OKANAGAN  INVESTMENTS  LTD. 

Capital  . $403,000.00 

Reserve .  36,000.00 

Head  Office— Kelowna,  B.C. 

Chairman-  Douglas  Dewar,  C.B.E. 

Vice-Chairman — C.  R  Bull 

Director  and  General  Manager — O.  St.  P.  Aitkens,  M.C. 
Secretary-Treasurer — Kenneth  Garland 
Branch  Office — Vernon,  B.C. 

OKANAGAN  TRUST  CO. 

Capital .  .  $260,000.00 

Office  and  Officers— same  as  preceding  company. 
Manager  and  Secretary—  II  V.  Webb 

THE  ONTARIO  LOAN  AND  DEBENTURE 
COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up .  $2,600,000 

Reserve  Fund  .  .  3,000,000 

Head  Office— 139  Dundas  Street,  London.  Ontario. 
President—  Archibald  McPherson 
Vice-President  and  Executive  Director — T.  H.  Main 
Manager — F  E.  A.  McKellar 

Assistant  Managers — A.  J.  Nopper,  E.  W.  Carpenter 
Accountant — G.  C.  Thirsk 

THE  PREMIER  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $1,184,543.00 

General  Reserve .  200,000.00 

Head  Office — 19 Richmond  St.  West,  Toronto  1,  Om. 
President  and  General  M anager — Thomas  B.  Holmes. 
Vice- President  and  Secretary—  N .  S.  Watt. 

Branch  Offices  —  428  Richmond  St.,  London,  Ont. 
44  James  Street,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

PRUDENTIAL  TRUST  COMPANY  LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up . $175,270.00 

Reserve  Fund .  100,000.00 

Surplus .  235,468.57 

Head  Office — 427  St.  James  St.  W.  Montreal,  Que. 
Chairman  of  the  Board — L.  R.  Champion 
President — Lt.Col.  L.  M.  St.  B.  Collins 
Vice-President  and  Managing  Director — 

Frank  S.  Taylor 

Secretary — Alfred  Hall. 

Branches — 217  Bay  St.,  Toronto;  508  Eighth  Ave. 
W.,  Calgary;  562  Howe  St.,  Vancouver;  108  Broder 
Bldg.,  Regina;  10175-100A  St.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 
Agencies — Red  Deer,  Halifax. 

RETAILERS  TRUST  COMPANY  LIMITED 

Capital  Authorized . $50,000.00 

Capital  Paid  up .  12,800.00 

Head  Office — 201  Dominion  Bank  Bldg.,  Saskatoon. 
President — C.  A.  Murphy. 

Managing  Director — R.  E.  Walker, 

Estates  Officers — H.  Tinker  and  H.  E.  Thompson. 

THE  ROYAL  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $2,000,000.00 

Reserve  and 

Undivided  Profits .  7,028,587.00 

Head  Office — 105  St.  James  St.,  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
Chairman  of  the  Board — Ross  Clarkson 
President — Jack  Pembroke,  C.B.E. 

General  Manager — J.  M.  Wells 
Supervisor  of  Investments— R.  J.  Wilson 
Chief  Accountant — H.  Gilbert,  C.A. 

Secretary — A.  Cyril  Bell,  C.A. 

Branches  and  Managers— Calgary,  A.  R.  Dingman, 
Charlottetown,  C.  F.  Bentley;  Edmonton,  Donald 
a'  ?alifax,  ,H’  F'  Haliburton;  Hamilton, 

n  tit? 't^8,  London,  Eng.,  A.  H.  Montgomery, 
rBn';w°nnOIj  9nt->  A-  A-  Grove;  Montreal, 
G.  G.  W.  Goodwin;  Ottawa,  G.  O’Neill  Lynch; 
Quebec,  Rene  C.  de  Lery;  Saint  John,  N.B.  E  B 
Harley;  St.  John’s  Nfld.,  M.  J.  Pratt;  Toronto; 
r  w  Vancouver,  G.  O.  Vale;  Victoria, 

R.  W  .  I  hipps;  Winnipeg,  J.  E.  Peters. 

T  VuKn-CieS_w0r^  William-Port  Arthur,  E.  M.  Jellett; 
Lethbridge,  W.  E.  Mundell;  Kingston,  A.  E.  Russell. 


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73 


THE  SASKATCHEWAN  LOAN  AND 
INVESTMENT  CO.,  LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up . $361,712.27 

Reserve .  62,624.76 

Head  Office — Moose  Jaw,  Sask. 

President — N.  J.  Bellamy. 

Vice-President — A.  T.  Wilson 
Secretary—  C.  D.  Grayson,  Q.C. 

No  Branches. 

SASKATOON  MORTGAGE  CO.  LIMITED 

Capital  Paid-up . $25,750.00 

Reserve  Funds . $10,329.61 

Head  Office,  204  3rd  Ave.  S.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 
President  and  Manager,  H.  W.  Hildred. 

No  branches. 

THE  SCOTTISH  TRUST  COMPANY 
Capital  Paid  up  $250,000.00 

Head  Office — -Windsor  Station,  Montreal,  Que 
President,  N.  R.  Crump. 

Secretary-Treasurer — F  Bramley. 

THE  SECURITY  TRUST  CO.,  LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up . $60,250.00 

Head  Office — 200  Leeson  Lineham  Block,  Calgary, 
Alberta. 

President  and  Managing  Director — W.  M.  Oonnacher. 

SHERBROOKE  TRUST  COMPANY 


Capital  Paid  up. . $300,000.00 

Reserve  and  Surplus  Profits .  513,343.38 


Head  Office— Wellington  St.,  Sherbrooke,  Que. 
President—  Chenier  Picard,  N.P. 
Secretary-Treasurer — P.  M.  Robins. 


Head  Office-  263  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Out. 

President — C.  C.  Calvin,  Q.C. 

Vice-Presidents—- Arthur  L.  Bishop,  Isaac  Pitblado, 
Q.C. 

Vice-Pres.  and  General  Manager — Gordon  C.  Lindsay 
Asst  General  Manager — A.  Roy  Courtice 
Assf.  General  Manager  and  Treasurer — Donald  K.  Tow 
Asst.  General  Manager — W.  H.  Mowat  (Vancouver) 
Assistant  Treasurers — J.  G.  MacLeod,  G.  F.  Mc- 
Kitterick. 

Chief  Estates  Manager — . 

Secretary — H.  Basil  Morphy 
Manager  Real  Estate  Dept. — P.  S.  Bedford 
Chief  Transfer  Officer — Bruce  B.  Upshall 
Corporate  Trust  Office-: — W.  H.  Lind 

Branch  Managers — F.  H.  G.  Verral,  36  Bloor  St.  W., 
Toronto;  A.  C.  Lloyd,  Montreal;  A.  J.  Frost,  Ottawa; 
Kris  C.  Morris,  Windsor;  F.  A.  Wansbrough,  Win¬ 
nipeg;  C.  M.  Suggitt,  Regina;  Fred  Jones,  Saskatoon; 
Gordon  Forbes,  Calgary;  E.  M.  Henry,  Edmonton; 
W.  H.  Mowat,  Vancouver. 

THE  TORONTO  MORTGAGE  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $  986,500.00 

Reserve  and  Surplus .  1,451,579.40 

Head  Office — 13 Toronto  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 
President— G.  B.  Strathv,  Q.C. 

Vice-President-  Geo.  D.  Kirkpatrick 
Manager—  C.  J.  Pettit. 

TORONTO  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up .  .  $1,605,000 

Head  Office — 330  University  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President — John  L.  McCarthy. 

Vice-Presidents — E.  C.  Gill,  R.  W.  L.  Laidlaw,  Graham 
Morrow. 

Secretary — J.  C.  Maynard. 


LA  SOCIETE  DE  PRETS  ET  PLACEMENTS 
DE  QUEBEC 

Capital  Paid  up . $800,000.00 

Reserves .  48 1 ,426.40 

Head  Office— 81  St.  Peter  Street,  Quebec,  P.Q. 
President — J.  A.  Grenier. 

Director  and  General  Manager — Ls.  Ph.  Dionne. 

SOCIETE  D’AD MINISTRATION  ET  DE  FIDUCIE 
(ADMINISTRATION  AND  TRUST  COMPANY) 

Capital  Paid  up . SI, 193, 750.00 

Reserve  &  undivided  profits...  1,061,440.91 
Head  Office— 10  St.  James  Street  West,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
Chairman — Hon.  E.  L.  Patenaude. 

President— Joseph  Simard 
General  Manager — J.  H.  Chretien 
Secretary-Treasurer — J.  St.  Aubin 

Branches — Quebec,  P.Q.,  113  St.  Pierre  St.;  Ottawa, 
Ont.,  45  Rideau  St.;  Winnipeg,  Man.,  456  Mam  St.; 
Regina,  Sask.,  1873  Cornwall  St. ;  Edmonton,  Alta., 
10257  Jasper  Ave.;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  624  Howe  St. 

SOCIETE  NATIONALE  DE  FIDUCIE 

Capital  Paid  up . ®fi7n’nQ3  67 

Reserves .  670,0 93.67 

Surplus  Account .  124,707 .»/ 

Head  Office— 41  St.  James  St.  West,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
President— Victor  Morin,  N.  P. 

1st  Vice-President — V.  E.  Beaupre,  A-A.S. 

2nd  Vice-President — A.  Lachapelle,  C.R. 

Secretary  and  General  Manager—  Henri  Ouimet 

THE  STERLING  TRUSTS  CORPORATION 

Capital  Paid  up . $538289  00 

Head  Office— The  Sterling  Tower,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President— R.  T.  Birks,  Q.C. 

Geneial  Manager,  James  R.  Lovatt. 

Secretary — E.  R  Meredith.  . 

Branches  —Regina,  Sask. ;  Barrie,  ont. 

THE  TORONTO  GENERAL  TRUSTS 
CORPORATION 

Capital  Paid  up .  2.500.000 

Reserve  bund .  Vnn  nnn 

Investment  Reserve .  70U, uuu 


TRUST  GENERAL  DU  CANADA 

(GENERAL  TRUST  OF  CANADA,) 

Capital  Paid  up  . $1,105,000. 

Head  Office  —84  Notre  Dame  St.  West,  Montreal  P.  Q. 
President  -Hon.  Donat  Raymond. 

Vice-Presidents — L.  J.  A.  Amyot,  Hon.  Jacob  Nicol. 
General  Manager — R£ne  Morin. 

Branches— 7l  St.  Peter  St.,  Quebec,  P.Q.;  26  Rideau 
Sc.  Ottawa,  Ont. 

VICTORIA  AND  GREY  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . 01 5,000.00 

Reserve  Fund .  1,400,000.00 

Head  Office— *5  Kent  St.,  Lindsav,  Ont. 

Chairman  of  the  Board — G.  D.  Fleming. 

President — T.  H.  Stinson,  Q  O.  , 

Vice-Presidents — E.  N.  Cooper,  J.  G.  Fraser,  Hugh  J. 

McLaughlin,  Q.C.,  T.  A.  Mackay,  F.  G.  Perrin. 
General  Manager — G.  A.  Weeks. 

Branches — Belleville,  Cannmgton,  Kingston,  Lind¬ 
say,  Owen  Sound  and  Peterborough. 

WATERLOO  TRUST  &  SAVINGS  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . ®2’qnn’nnn 

Reserve  Funds .  900,000 

Head  Office— Waterloo,  Ont. 

Main  Office -  Kitchener,  Ont. 

President— P.  V.  Wilson. 

General  Manager — J.  W.  Scott.  n  , 

Offices — Waterloo,  Kitchener,  Galt,  Preston,  Ont. 

WESTERN  HOMES,  LIMITED 

Gnnital  Paid  up  . $678,449.93 

Surplus  ^  P  207,484.30 

Head  Office— 208  Avenue  Building.  Winnipeg,  Man. 
President  &  General  Manager—  Willis  Argue 
General  Agents— Argue  Brothers  Ltd. 

THE  WESTERN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN 
ASSOCIATION 

:::::: 

Head  Office,  280  Smith  St,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

President ,  R.  D.  Guy,  Q*C.  w  T?  Wilson 

Secretary  and  Managing  Director,  W.  S.  R- Wilso  • 
Assistant  Secretaries,  A.  G.  J.  Fraser,  W.  J.  R.  Wilson. 


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QUALIFICATIONS  FOR  ELECTORS 


[1956 


Branches  and  Managers,  221A  8th  Ave.  West,  Cal¬ 
gary,  Alta.,  P.  H.  Dinkel;  Agency  Building,  Edmon¬ 
ton,  Alta.,  R.  A.  Bellward;  Avenue  Building,  Saska¬ 
toon,  Sask.,  W.  I.  Schoyen;  McCallum-Hill  Building, 
Regina,  Sask.,  C.  K.  Beatty;  Royal  Bank  Building, 
Brandon,  Man.,  D.  H.  Roberts. 

THE  WESTERN  TRUST  COMPANY 


Capital  Paid  up . 51,006,000.00 

General  Reserve  Fund .  330,000.00 

Special  Reserve  Fund .  66,697.00 


Head  Office— 1002  Child’s  Bldg.  Winnipeg  2,  Man. 
President— Alan  B.  Adamson 
Vice-President — G.  R.  Whitmore. 

Managing  Director — Alan  B.  Adamson. 

Secretary — Lincoln  Johnson. 

Branches — Regina,  Sask.,  R.  M.  Crowe,  Managfr; 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  E.  D.  Wright,  Manager. 

WESTMINSTER  TRUST  COMPANY 

Capital  Paid  up . $453,400.00 

Reserve .  70,000.00 

Head  Office— 713  Columbia  St.,  New  Westminster,  B.C 
President — Dr.  G.  H.  Manchester 
Vice-President — F.  T.  Keeling. 

Managing-Director  and  Secretary-Treasurer — 

H.  L.  W.  Tapper. 

YARMOUTH  BUILDING  &  LOAN  SOCIETY 

Capital  Paid  up . $171,671.75 

Reserve  Fund .  76,000.00 


Head  Office — Yarmouth,  N.S. 

President — Melvin  S.  Clarke 
Vice-President — W.  D.  Piercey 
Secretary — J.  E.  Steadman 
No  Branches. 

THE  YORKSHIRE  &  CANADIAN  TRUST 
LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up .  £51,020 

Head  Office—  Station  Street  Buildings,  Huddersfield 
England. 

Head  Office  in  Canada — Yorkshire  House,  900  West 
Pender  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

President — J.  H.  Lamprey. 

Managei — W.  L.  Waldie. 

Branch— 737  Fort  St.,  Victoria,  B.C.,  Vice-Presi¬ 
dent,  R.  H.  Edgell. 

THE  YORKSHIRE  &  PACIFIC  SECURITIES 
LIMITED 

Capital  Paid  up . £274,990:  0:  0 

Revenue  Reserves . .  92,686:  0:  0 

Head  Office— Station  Street  Buildings,  Huddersfield, 
England. 

Managing  Director — Col.  Gilbert  Norton,  C.B.E.,  D.S. 
O..T.D.,  D.L. 

Secretary—  John  Gordon  Turner. 

Canadian  Offices — The  Yorkshire  and  Pacific  Secur¬ 
ities  (B.C.)  Limited,  Yorkshire  House,  900  West  Pender 
St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 


QUALIFICATIONS  FOR  ELECTORS  IN  DOMINION  AND 
PROVINCIAL  ELECTIONS 

ELECTIONS  FOR  THE  DOMINION  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 
According  to  the  Canada  Elections  Act,  and  subject  to  certain  exceptions,  the  general  rule  as  to  the 
qualifications  of  electors  at  a  Dominion  election  is  that  every  person  in  Canada,  man  or  woman,  is  qualified 
to  vote  and  entitled  to  be  registered  as  an  elector  on  the  list  of  electors  for  the  polling  division  in  which  such 
person  ordinarily  resides  at  the  time  of  the  issuing  of  the  writ  ordering  a  Dominion  election  in  the  electoral 
district  if  such  person  (a)  is  of  the  full  age  of  21  years,  or  will  attain  the  full  age  of  21  years  on  or  before 
polling  day  at  the  appropriate  pending  election;  (b)  is  a  Canadian  citizen  or  other  British  subject;  (c)  has 
been  ordinarily  resident  in  Canada  for  the  twelve  months  preceding  polling  day  at  the  appropriate  pending 
election  and  (d)  at  a  by-election  only,  has  continued  to  be  ordinarily  resident  in  the  electoral  district  until 
polling  day.  Among  persons  disqualified  are  Indians  living  on  a  reserve  who  have  not  executed  a  waiver 
of  exemptions  from  taxation,  prisoners,  and  persons  under  restraint  owing  to  mental  disease.  Indians  residing 
on  an  Indian  reserve  who  have  served  in  World  War  I  or  World  War  II,  and  their  wives,  are  entitled  to  vote 
without  the  requirements  of  executing  a  waiver  of  exemptions  from  taxation. 

Whenever  an  election  is  ordered  an  entire  new  list  of  electors  is  prepared,  according  to  the  Canada  Elec¬ 
tions  Act,  under  the  general  direction  of  the  Chief  Electoral  Officer,  and  supervision  of  a  returning  officer 
who  is  appointed  for  each  electoral  district.  There  are  two  classes  of  polling  divisions  which  are  called  Urban 
?nnnn  Ura  i  Generally  speaking  urban  polling  divisions  are  those  comprised  in  cities  and  towns  of  over 
,000  population,  the  other  polling  divisions  are  rural.  In  urban  polling  divisions,  a  pair  of  enumerators 
representing  different  political  interests,  is  appointed  for  each  polling  division.  They  make  a  house-to-house 
visitation  immediately  after  the  issue  of  the  writ  for  the  appropriate  pending  election,  to  secure  the  necessary 
SndTrUf  n4°,TlP  e  '  a  llSti°f  elector!  for  *Jielr  Polling  division.  In  rural  polling  divisions,  the  list  is 
h^nre  thePyfnPte  «ilr  a  ®numerator;  Writs  for  a  Dominion  election  are  issued  about  two  months 

before  pollingday d  f  polllng  daY’  except  at  by-elections  when  such  writs  may  be  issued  about  6  weeks 

Chief  Electoral  Officer,  Nelson  J.  Castonguay,  Ottawa. 


PROVINCIAL  ELECTIONS  FOR  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 
Alb beta 

All  persons,  male  or  female 


, ,  *?"  - - — ^  A^maic,  are  entitled  to  have 

their  names  placed  on  the  list  of  voters,  who  are 
British  subjects  of  the  full  age  of  19  years  and 
resident  in  Alberta  for  at  least  twelve  months  and 
m  the  electoral  division  for  which  the  list  is  being 
made  for  at  least  two  months  immediately  preceding 
the  date  of  the  wnt  of  election. 

Address  enquiries  to:  R.  A.  Crevolin,  Clerk  of 
Executive  Council,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

British  Columbia 

Every  person,  male  or  female,  is  entitled  to  vote 
who  is  not  disqualified  by  the  Provincial  Election 
Act  or  any  other  provincial  law,  who  is  19  years  old 
and  entitled  within  British  Columbia  to  the  privileges 
of  a  natural  born  Canadian  citizen  or  British  subject 
h&8  rceidcd  m  the  E)ominion  for  twelve  months,  and 
iu  ji  ' r07!?Ce  *or  S1X  months  immediately  preceding 
the  date  of  his  application  for  registration  as  a  voter 
and  is  a  resident  of  the  electoral  district  in  which 


he  seeks  registration  as  a  voter  at  the  date  of  his 
making  application  under  this  Act  to  be  registered  as 
a  voter. 

Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  the  Chief  Elect¬ 
oral  Officer,  Parliament  Bldgs,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Manitoba 

Persons  entitled  to  be  placed  on  the  list  of  voters 
include  every  person,  male  or  female,  who  is  a  British 
subject  by  birth,  naturalization,  or  by  marriage,  in 
case  of  a  woman,  21  years  old  and  resident  in  Mani- 
^u-aiF°i  mPnths  and  in  the  electoral  district  for 
which  the  list  is  being  made  for  at  least  three  months 
immediately  preceding  date  of  the  writ  of  election. 

•a  r?on®  those  disqualified  except  as  otherwise  pro- 
vided  are  judges,  amended  as  to  Indians  by  Chapter 
18,  Statutes  of  Manitoba,  1952,  prisoners,  mental 
patients  and  persons  disqualified  as  a  result  of  corrupt 
practices  at  provincial  elections. 

Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  the  Chief  Electoral 
Umcer,  Legislative  Buildings,  Winnipeg. 


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QUALIFICATIONS  FOR  ELECTORS 


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New  Brunswick 

Among  those  qualified  to  vote  at  a  provincial 
election  are  persons,  whether  male  or  female,  married 
or  unmarried,  21  years  old  on  or  before  polling  day,  if 
British  subjects  and  not  otherwise  legally  disqualified, 
resident  in  the  province  for  twelve  months  im¬ 
mediately  preceding  the  date  of  the  issue  of  the 
election  writ  and  ordinarily  resident  in  the  electoral 
district  at  the  date  of  the  issue  of  the  writ  for  the 
pending  election  or  by-election.  Among  those  dis¬ 
qualified  are  Judges,  County  Magistrates,  prisoners 
and  mental  patients. 

Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  W.  B.  Trftes 
Deputy  Provincial  Secretary-Treasurer,  Fredericton’ 

Newfoundland 

The  Election  (Amendment)  Act,  1955,  provides: 

Every  man  and  every  woman  is  qualified  to  vote 
in  the  proper  polling  division  who  (a)  is  of  the  full 
age  of  twenty-one  years;  (b)  is  a  Canadian  citizen 
or  other  British  subject;  (c)  has  been  ordinarily 
resident  in  the  province  for  twelve  months  immedi¬ 
ately  preceding  the  day  of  the  election  and  (d)  is 
ordinarily  resident  in  the  electoral  district  on  the  day 
of  the  election.  A  person  shall  not  be  deemed  to 
have  gained  a  residence  in  the  province  or  in  an 
electoral  district  thereof  if  that  person  has  come  into 
the  province  for  temporary  purposes  only  without 
the  intention  of  making  the  province  and  some  place 
in  the  electoral  district  his  home.  A  member  of  Her 
Majesty’s  Forces  stationed  in  the  province  shall  not 
be  deemed  to  be  resident  therein  unless,  during  the 
twelve  months  immediately  preceding  the  date  when 
he  became  a  member  of  Her  Majesty's  Forces,  he 
was  resident  in  the  province.  Every  person  held  in 
custody  under  warrant  of  commitment  in  any 
penetentiary  or  gaol  and  every  person  lawfully 
committed  to  an  institution  for  the  treatment  of 
mental  illness  is  disqualified  from  voting. 

Nova  Scotia 

Every  person,  whether  married  or  unmarried,  may 
vote  if  a  British  subject  of  the  full  age  of  twenty-one 
years  who  has  resided  in  Nova  Scotia  for  at  least 
twelve  months  immediately  preceding  the  date  of  the 
writ  of  Election.  Definition  of  residence  is  similar  to 
that  for  Federal  elections.  ... 

Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  the  Provincial 
Secretary,  Province  House,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Ontario 

Qualifications  for  voters  are,  generally  speaking, 
every  man  and  woman  who  at  the  time  of  voting  is 
21  years  old,  a  British  subject  not  otherwise  dis¬ 
qualified  by  the  Election  Act  or  otherwise,  is  and  has 
been  for  twelve  months  preceding  the  day  of  polling 
a  resident  of  Ontario  and  who  resided  in  the  electoral 
district  at  the  date  of  the  issue  of  the  writ  of  election 

Address  enquiries  to:  Roderick  G.  Lewis,  Ghiel 
Election  Officer,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto. 


Prince  Edward  Island 

Every  person  male  or  female  may  vote  for  As 
semblyman  if  of  the  full  age  of  21  years  on  the  day 
of  the  election  and  not  otherwise  disqualified;  and 
who  is  a  Canadian  citizen  and  resident  in  F.U.  lor 
at  least  twelve  months  and  in  the  electoral  dis¬ 
trict  for  at  least  two  months  immediately  preceding 
the  issue  of  writ  of  election;  or  who  is  the  holder  ol 
a  freehold  estate  or  in  the  bona  fide  use  and  occupa¬ 
tion  of  any  dwelling-house  warehouse  shop,  etc  or 
any  farm  or  piece  of  land  of  the  value  of  at  least 
$100.00  providing  that  he  or  she  has  owned  or 
possessed  or  has  been  in  the  use  or  occupation  of  a 
property  for  six  months  next  before  the  date  of  the 
election.  To  vote  for  Councillor,  a  property  quali¬ 
fication  of  $325  is  essential.  A  person  who  is  qualified 
for  councillor  also  is  entitled  to  vote  ^Assemblyman. 

An  amendment,  assented  to  10th  April,  1954. 
provided  that,  subject  to  residence  qualifications, 
every  person  who,  being  a  Canadian  citizen  whether 
or  not  a  minor  or  an  Indian,  served  in  a  theatre  of 
war  outside  Canada  during  any  time  when  Canada 
is  or  was  at  war,  in  any  of  the  armed  forces  or  auxiliary 
war  services  of  Her  Majesty  or  Her  Ames ,  or  ir the 
Merchant  Marine,  or  in  the  Red  Cross  Corps,  or  m 
the  Corps  of  Canadian  Fire  Fighters,  in  the  district 
j  n  which  he  or  she  resides  on  the  date  of  the  election, 


if  such  person  has  resided  in  the  district  in  which 
he  or  she  seeks  to  vote  at  least  twelve  months  previous 
to  the  teste  of  the  writ,  shall  be  entitled  to  vote  in 
the  electoral  district  in  which  he  resides  on  the  date  of 
the  election  at  an  election  to  be  held  for  the  election 
of  a  Councillor  to  sit  in  the  Legislative  Assembly. 

Enquiries  concerning  the  Election  Act  should  be 
addressed  to  the  Provincial  Secretary’s  Office,  Pro¬ 
vincial  Building,  Charlottetown. 


Quebec 

Section  47  of  the  Quebec  Election  Act  (1945)  as 
amended  to  date  provides:  Every  person  is  qualified 
as  an  elector  and  may  be  entered  on  an  electoral 
list  who  fulfils  the  following  five  conditions: 

1.  Has  been  domiciled  in  the  Province  for  at  least 
two  years  before  the  date  fixed  for  the  enumeration; 

2.  Is  domiciled  in  a  polling-subdivision  on  the  first 
da  T  fixed  for  the  enumeration; 

$.  Is  of  the  full  age  of  twenty-one  years  on  or 
before  the  polling-day; 

4.  Is  of  Canadian  citizenship; 

5.  Is  not  affected  by  any  disqualification  from  vot¬ 
ing  contemplated  by  this  act. 

Section  2,  par.  g ,  provides:  g.  A  person  on  active 
service  in  the  armed  forces  of  Canada,  retains  the 
domicile  which  he  had  at  the  time  of  his  entry  into 
the  service,  unless  he  has  subsequently  established 
another  domicile  outside  of  the  Province. 

Among  those  disqualified  are  Indians  domiciled  on 
a  reserve,  judges,  returning-officers  and  urban  re¬ 
visors  appointed  under  the  Quebec  Election  Act, 
interdicted  persons,  insane  persons  hospitalized  in 
asylums  or  nursing  homes,  persons  who  have  taken 
an  oath  of  allegiance  to  any  foreign  power,  or  have 
become  naturalized  elsewhere,  and  persons  who  have 
been  disqualified  from  voting  by  the  Legislative 
Assembly,  or  against  whom  a  judgment  or  sentence 
entailing  disqualification  from  voting  has  been 
rendered  by  a  court  of  competent  jurisdiction,  so  long 
as  such  disqualification  lasts,  or  found  guilty  of  any 
infraction  or  crime  punishable  by  two  years  im¬ 
prisonment  or  more  and  have  not  fully  served  the 
sentence  pronounced  against  them. 

Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  the  Chief  Keturn- 
ing-officer.  Mr.  Francois  Drouin,  Q.C.,  Parliament 
Buildings,  Quebec  City. 


Saskatchewan 

Every  British  subject  male  or  female  may  vote  for 
the  Legislative  Assembly  who  is  of  the  full  age  of  18 
years  and  has  resided  in  Saskatchewan  for  at  least 
six  months  immediately  prior  to  the  date  of  the  issue 
of  the  writ,  and  in  the  electoral  division  where  desir¬ 
ing  to  vote  on  the  day  of  the  issue  of  the  writ.  Any 
person  may  be  registered  as  a  voter  who  attains  the 
full  age  of  18  years  on  or  before  polling  day.  Among 
those  disqualified  are  Judges,  Indians  who  were  not 
in  military  service  in  either  of  the  world  wars,  prison¬ 
ers,  patients  in  mental  hospitals,  and  anyone  guilty 

°f  inquiries  Should  be  addressed  to  the  Clerk  of  the 
Tr.vp*r*nt.ivp  Council.  Regina. 


Northwest  Territories 

A  person  is  entitled  to  vote  at  an  election  of  members 
to  the  Council  of  the  Northwest  Territories  if  he  is  a 
Canadian  citizen  or  other  British  subject,  ha?! 
tained  the  age  of  twenty-one  years,  and  has  been 
ordinarily  resident  in  the  Territories  for  a  period  of 
at  least  twelve  months  immediately  prior  to  the 

da^onong1 persons' disqualified  are  persons  undergoing 
punishment  as  inmates  in  any  penal  institution  and 
persons  under  restraint  owing  to  mental  diseases. 

Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  the  Chief  Elec- 
toral  Officer,  Ottawa. 

Yukon  Territory 

Every  person  shall  be  qualified  to  vote  who,  not 
being  an  Indian,  is  a  British  subject  of  the  full  age  of 
twentv-one  years  and  has  resided  in  the  ¥ukon 
X^ritoiy  fo?  at  least  twelve  months  immediately 
prior  to  the  date  of  the  election  and  has  resided  in  the 
electoral  district  in  which  he  seeks  to  vote  for  at  least 
one  month  immediately  prior  to  the  date  of  the 

6’ Enquiries  should  be  addressed  to  the  Chief  Electoral 

Officer,  Ottawa. 


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LIQUOR  CONTROL  IN  CANADA 


[1956 


LIQUOR  CONTROL  IN  CANADA 


We  give  below  a  brief  summary  of  the  methods  of  controlling  the  sale  of  intoxicating  liquors  in  the 
various  Provinces.  ,  _  _  _  .  .  ,  .  .  __ 

The  names  and  personnel  of  the  various  Liquor  Control  Boards  are  given  under  each  Province.  See 
index  “Liquor  Board,  Commission,  or  Control.” 


ALBERTA 

Spirits,  wines  and  beers  are  sold  in  Government 
stores  to  permit  holders. 

Beer  in  unopened  bottles  may  be  sold  by  licensed 
hotels  to  persons  over  twenty-one  years  of  age,  and 
who  are  not  disqualified  under  the  Act. 

Beer  by  the  glass  or  open  bottle  may  be  sold  by 
Licensed  Hotels  and  Clubs  for  consumption  on  the 
premises. 

Since  the  1st  July,  1950,  Clubs  which  qualify  with 
respect  to  service,  may  be  issued  a  Liquor  License, 
authorizing  the  service  of  all  liquors  for  consumption 
on  the  premises. 

General  liquor  permits  now  expire  at  the  end  of 
fiscal  year,  March  31,  new  permits  being  issued  on 
April  1,  in  each  year. 

Licensees  may  only  purchase  beer  from  Govern¬ 
ment  Warehouses  and  Liquor  Stores. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

The  sale  of  liquor  in  sealed  packages  is  made  in 
Government  Liquor  Stores. 

Under  the  Government  Liquor  Act,  1953,  subject 
to  certain  conditions,  the  Board  may  issue  licenses  to 
Dining-lounges,  Dining-rooms,  Lounges,  and  Public 
Houses. 

Under  the  terms  of  the  Act,  in  accordance  with 
prescribed  regulations,  the  Board  may  also  issue 
licenses  to  Hotels,  Clubs  and  Military  Messes; 
Restaurants;  Railway-Cars  and  Steamships  and 
Resorts. 


MANITOBA 

Alcoholic  beverages  are  sold  in  Government  Liquor 
Control  Commission  Stores.  Persons  resident  in  the 
province,  travellers  and  transients  over  the  age  of 
twenty-one  years  and  not  otherwise  prohibited,  may 
obtain  a  general  permit,  (yearly)  fee  $1.00  or  a 
Limited  Period  general  permit  effective  for  a  period 
of  time  not  exceeding  thirty  days  fee.  50c,  to  purchase 
alcoholic  beverages  for  consumption,  only  in  their 
residence  either  permanent  or  temporary.  Permits 
expire  March  31st  following  date  of  issue  except  in 
the  case  of  Limited  Period  permits  which  expire  on 
date  set  forth  in  the  permit. 

Spirits — Fifty-five  ounces  (2-26  ounce  bottles)  in 
any  one  day. 

Wine — One  gallon  per  day. 

Beer — One  case  (24  pints)  per  day. 

Beer  parlour  licenses  are  only  issued  in  respect  of 
hotels  that  are  registered  with  the  Government 
Liquor  Control  Commission. 

Beer  is  also  sold  from  the  brewery  cash  and  carry 
warehouses  located  on  brewery  premises,  under  the 
supervision  of  the  Government  Liquor  Control 
Commission  and  from  beer  vendor  depots  located  in 
hotels  licensed  by  the  Commission. 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Intoxicating  liquor  is  sold  only  in  sealed  packages 
and  only  at  the  Government  stores.  It  is  not  ra¬ 
tioned  and  permits  are  not  required. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

The  importation,  manufacture,  and  sale  of  alcoholic 
hquors  are  regulated  by  the  Board  of  Liquor  Control 

Ihe  holder  of  a  licence  to  manufacture  alcoholic 
liquor  shall  not  be  granted  a  hotel,  restaurant  or 
tavern  licence. 

All  alcoholic  liquor  sold  in  the  hotel  lounge  shall 
be  dispensed  at  the  bar  in  such  a  manner  that  it 
be  viewed  by  persons  using  the  lounge. 

All  liquor  sold  upon  licensed  premises  shall  be 
consumed  thereon. 

All  liquor  served  in  licensed  premises  shall  be 
dispensed  from  the  original  container  in  which  the 
liqum*  is  purchased  from  or  under  the  authority  of 


Every  person  employed  in  serving  liquor  shall  be 
in  possession  of  a  waiter’s  licence  which  may  be 
granted  by  the  Board. 

A  non-resident  permit,  valid  for  one  month,  may 
be  issued  only  to  a  person  not  ordinarily  resident 
in  Newfoundland.  The  Board  shall  not  sell  spirits 
to  any  person  except  upon  presentation  of  a  permit 
and  the  signing  of  a  sale  slip  by  the  person  requesting 
the  spirits. 


NOVA  SCOTIA 

Liquor  can  only  be  sold  in  sealed  packages  through 
the  Government  stores.  A  permit  is  required  for 
spirits,  wine  and  beer. 

By  local  option  vote,  beer  and  wine  by  the  glass 
or  open  bottle  may  be  served  with  meals  during 
meal  time  by  hotels  which  have  been  licensed  to  do 
so,  in  those  areas  which  voted  for  the  privilege. 
In  the  same  manner,  beer  by  the  glass  or  open  bottle 
may  be  sold  for  consumption  on  the  premises  in 
taverns,  the  operators  of  which  have  been  licensed 
to  do  so.  In  the  case  of  a  hotel,  the  tavern  premises 
must  be  so  constructed  as  to  be  entirely  separate 
from  the  hotel  proper. 


ONTARIO 

In  Ontario  spirituous  liquor  is  sold  by  the  bottle 
in  Government  stores  operated  by  The  Liquor  Control 
Board.  Those  desiring  to  purchase  such  liquor  must 
secure  a  liquor  permit  which  authorizes  the  purchase 
and  consumption  in  the  residence  of  the  holder  of  the 
permit.  Wine  may  be  purchased  from  Liquor  Control 
Board  Stores,  Ontario  Wine  Stores,  and  Wineries  for 
consumption  in  the  residence  of  the  purchaser.  Beer 
is  procurable  from  Liquor  Control  Board  Stores, 
Breweries  and  Brewers’  Retail  Stores  for  consumption 
in  the  residence  of  the  purchaser. 

Under  the  liquor  licence  laws  of  Ontario,  liquor 
may  be  sold  by  the  glass  under  a  “Lounge  Licence” 
and  with  meals  under  a  “Dining  Lounge  Licence”  in 
municipalities  having  a  population  of  over  50,000. 
1  his  privilege  may  be  extended  to  smaller  municipal¬ 
ities,  provided  that  the  municipal  electors  have  signi¬ 
fied  their  approval  thereof  by  a  vote.  Beer  may  be 
served  by  the  glass  in  licensed  “Public  Houses”  and 
beer  and  wine  may  be  served  with  meals  in  licensed 
Dining  Rooms”  and  “Restaurants”.  Clubs,  railway 
trains  and  steamships  may  be  issued  licences  for  the 
sale  of  spirits,  wine  and  beer.  In  clubs,  the  sale  is  re¬ 
stricted  to  members  and  their  guests. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 
Intoxicating  liquors  in  sealed  packages  may  be 
obtained  on  Individual  or  Temporary  Permits  from 
mail  vendors  under  the  Prince  Edward  Island 
temperance  Act. 

Chairman  of  the  Temperance  Commission  is  B.  J  . 
Haywood,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 


Spirits  and  wines  are  sold  and  delivered  by  the 
Quebec  Liquor  Commission  stores  only. 

Spirits  and  wines  so  obtained  may  be  sold  to  the 
-j  hotels,  ca^s  and  clubs  under  licenses, 
provided  these  are  consumed  on  the  premises. 

Beer  is  obtained  directly  from  the  breweries  and 
“f?  be  ®oId  q  thf.  Public  by  inns,  taverns  and 

ltTantUUnder  !lcenses.  provided  it  is  also  con- 
sumed  on  the  premises. 

ai  A8r0eery  duiy  bcensed  “ay  sell  beer  at  such 

so?H®Fw°KdltiI,?n:  that  not  less  than  one  bottle  be 
pendency  theTeof.  consumed  in  that  ^ore  or  de- 

al ahtles  f may  ,deol?re  by  by-law  that  no 
their*  territory!^  desorlPtlon  may  be  ^\d  within 


1956] 


CONSUMER  PRICE  INDEX 


77 


SASKATCHEWAN 

The  sale  of  spirituous  liquor  and  wine  is  restricted 
to  the  Liquor  Board's  stores.  The  following  quantities 
may  be  purchased  in  any  one  day : 


Beer  .  2  gallons 

Wine .  1  gallon 

Any  other  Liquor . . . 40  ounces 


The  quantity  of  beer,  wine  and  any  other  liquor 
that  may  be  sold  at  any  one  time  or  in  any  one  day 
to  a  purchaser  may  be  increased  to  an  amount  not 
exceeding  twice  the  quantity  that  would  otherwise 
be  sold  in  any  one  day  under  the  provisions  of  sub¬ 
section  (1)  of  section  29  of  The  Liquor  Act,  provided 
that  in  case  of  a  sale  of  such  increased  quantity  no 
further  purchase  shall  be  made  by  the  same  person 
on  the  next  following  day  when  stores  are  open  for 
the  sale  of  liquor. 

No  permit  required. 

Sales  of  beer  are  made  through  Liquor  Board 
Stores  and  in  licensed  premises.  Licensees  holding 
a  license  to  sell  beer  by  the  glass  may  also  be  granted 
a  license  to  sell  beer  in  closed  packages  to  be  consumed 
off  the  premises. 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
The  Northwest  Territories  Act,  Chapter  331  of 
the  Revised  Statutes  of  Canada,  1952,  authorizes  the 
Commissioner  in  Council  of  the  Northwest  Territories 
to  make  ordinances  respecting  intoxicants. 

Under  the  Liquor  Ordinance  of  the  Northwest 
Territories  liquor  stores  have  been  opened  at  Yellow¬ 
knife,  Fort  Smith  and  Hay  River,  and  beer  parlours 
and  cocktail  lounges  have  been  licensed  at  various 
places  in  the  Territories. 


YUKON  TERRITORY 

The  Yukon  Act,  Chapter  53  of  the  Statutes  of 
Canada,  1952-53,  authorizes  the  Commissioner  in 
Council  of  Yukon  Territory  to  make  ordinances 
respecting  intoxicants. 

By  virtue  of  the  territorial  Ordinance  liquor  stores 
have  been  opened  at  Dawson,  Mayo,  Whitehorse 
and  Haines  Junction  and  beer  parlours  and  cocktail 
lounges  have  been  licensed  at  various  places  in  the 
Territory. 


CONSUMER  PRICE  INDEX 


Index  Numbers  op  Consumer  Prices,  1939-54,  also,  January,  1953  to  July,  1955 

(1949  =  100)  


Year  and  Month 

Food 

Shelter 

Clothing 

Household 

Operation 

Other 
Commod¬ 
ities  and 
Services 

Average 

1939  . 

50.2 

84.6 

54.9 

66.5 

77.2 

77.9 

63.2 

1940 . 

52.6 

86.6 

59.9 

70.3 

73.8 

76.0 

76.1 

75.7 

74.9 

77.2 

86.2 

1941  . 

57.9 

89.2 

63.6 

1942  . 

63.4 

90.7 

65.8 

74.2 

74.6 

75.0 

77.5 

84.8 

97.0 

100.0 

102.9 

113.7 

1943  . 

65.2 

90.9 

66.1 

1944  . 

65.5 

91.2 

66.6 

1945  . 

66.3 

91.4 

66.9 

194fi  . 

70.0 

91.8 

69.2 

1947  . 

79.5 

95.1 

78.9 

1Q4S  . 

97.5 

98.3 

95.6 

1 Q4Q  . 

100.0 

100.0 

100.0 

99.7 

109.8 

111.8 
110.1 
109.4 

103.1 

111.5 

116.0 

115.8 

117.4 

1950 . 

102.6 

106.2 

1 Q51  . 

117.0 

114.4 

1  1 0.  1 

116.5 

115.5 

1952  . 

116.8 

120.2 

1 953  . 

112.6 

123.6 

116.2 

1954 . 

112.2 

126.5 

1953 

113.5 

122.3 

109.7 

109.6 

109.7 
109.7 
110.1 
110.1 

110.3 

110.4 
110.4 
110.3 
110.3 
110.2 

116.5 

116.7 

116.7 

11<6.2 

115.0 

115.1 

115.1 

115.7 

115.5 

112.7 

122.5 

114.8 

111.6 

122.5 

114.6 

110.9 

122.7 

116.6 

116.6 

114.4 

110.1 

122.9 

116.0 

111.4 

123.6 

115.2 

115.4 

July  2  . 

112.7 

123.9 

117.2 

117.4 

117.5 

115.8 

115.7 

112.8 

124.1 

115.9 

116.2 

114.0 

124.2 

116.0 

116.7 

115.5 

124.5 

116.3 

116.2 

113.4 

125.0 

116.3 

115.8 

December  1 . 

112.1 

125.2 

1954 

111.6 

125.4 

110.1 

110.0 

109.8 

109.9 
109.9 
109.7 

117.5 

117.5 

117.6 
118.1 
117.3 
117.1 

116.4 

116.5 

115.7 

115.7 

111.7 

125.4 

116.6 

115.5 

110.7 

125.6 

117.2 

115.6 

110.4 

125.6 

117.5 

115.5 

May  1 . 

110.2 

112.0 

125.8 

126.4 

117.5 

116.1 

112.1 

126.6 

127.0 

109.6 

117.2 

117.2 

117.2 

117.3 
117.2 
117.1 

117.6 

117.7 

116.2 

117.0 

114.4 

117.6 

116.8 

113.8 

127.2 

108.4 

117.9 

116.8 

113.8 

127.4 

118.2 

116.8 

November  1 . 

113.4 

112.6 

127.9 

128.2 

108.1 

118.2 

116.6 

1955 

112.1 

128.4 

128.5 

108.1 

117.1 

117.1 

117.0 

116.9 

116.4 

118.2 

118.3 

116.4 

116.3 

111.5 

118.3 

116.0 

110.7 

128.6 

128.7 

128.8 
129.2 
129.6 

118.2 

116.1 

111.0 

118.3 

116.4 

112.3 

116.1 

117.8 

115.9 

1  116.0 

111.0 

111.5 

107.8 

115.8 

1  117.7 

78 


RAILWAYS 


[  1956 


RAILWAYS  IN  CANADA 

WITH  THEIR  EQUIPMENT  AND  PRINCIPAL  OFFICIALS,  AND  NAME  OF  EXPRESS 
COMPANY  OPERATING  OVER  (OR  CONNECTING  WITH)  THEIR  LINE 

ALSO  AIRLINES  IN  CANADA 


ALGOMA  CENTRAL  AND  HUDSON  BAY 
RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Algoina  Central 
322  miles.  24  locomotives.  1640  cars. 
President — E.  B.  Barber,  Sault  Ste  Marie,  Ont. 
Purchasing  Agent — F.  H.  Allinson,  Sault  Ste 
Marie,  Ont. 

Traffic  Manager — J.  P.  Mader,  Sault  Ste  Marie 
Ont. 


ALMA  AND  JONQUIERES  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Canadian  National 
11  miles.  2  locomotives.  7  cars. 
President — M.  P.  Weigel,  Montreal,  Que. 
Manager  and  General  Auditor — B.  A.  Walker, 
Isle  Maligne,  P.Q. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.,  none  (Canadian  National  and 
Canadian  Pacific  Exp.  Cos.  connect). 

Ill  miles.  16  electric  locomotives.  36  cars. 
President— A.  E.  Grauer,  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Freight  Traffic  Manager — W,  J.  Marshall, 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Purchasing  Agent-  G.  L.  Haszard,  Vancouver. 

CANADA  AND  GULF  TERMINAL  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— None 

(Canadian  National  Exp.  Co.  connects) 

36  miles.  2  locomotives.  7  cars. 
President— Jules  A.  Brillaat,  Rimouski,  Que. 
Treas.— N.  Gendreau.  Rimouski,  Que. 
Superintendent— L.  P.  Dancose,  Mont  Joli,  Que. 


CANADIAN  NATIONAL  RAILWAYS 

Express  Co. — Canadian  National. 

21,333  miles  including  C.  Vt.  Ry.  (422  miles) 
D.  W.  and  P.  Ry.  (173  miles)  and  lines  in  U.S.A. 

(1153  miles).  2,765  locomotives.  126,250  cars. 
President  and  Chairman  —  Donald  Gordon, 
Montreal,  Que. 

Executive  Asst.— D.  I.  Grant,  Q.C.,  Montreal, 
Que. 

Vice-Presidents— M.  A.  Metcalf,  S.  F.  Dingle 
E.  A.  Bromley,  S.  W.  Fairweatlier,  N.  J.  Mac¬ 
Millan.  W.  H.  Hobbs,  Montreal,  Quo.;  W.  H. 
Kyle,  Toronto,  Ont.;  R.  Hayes,  Moncton,  N.B.; 
J .  R.  McMillan,  Winnipeg,  Man.,  F.  A.  Gaffney, 
Detroit,  Mich.  • 

Secretary— R.  H.  Tarr.  Montreal,  Que. 

Director  of  Public  Relations,  W.  R.  Wright 
Montreal,  Que. 

Purchasing  Agents  — C.  R.  Snell,  Montreal.  Que 
H.  F.  McKay,  Moncton,  N.B.;  W  H  White- 
Haiifax,  N.S.;  C.  E.  Morshead,  St.John’s, 
Nfld,;  H.  Maude,  Toronto,  Ont.;  C.  K.  James 
Winnipeg,  Man.;  H.  C.  Bridger,  Vancouver! 

B. C.;  E.  A.  Maxwell,  Edmonton,  Alta.;  W  M 
Holmes,  Detroit,  Mich. 

General  Passenger  Traffic  Manager  —  J  T 
Whiteford,  Montreal,  Que. 

General  Freight  Traffic  Manager— E.  A.  Ryder 
Montreal.  Que.  ’ 

Passenger  Traffic  Managers,  E.  C.  Champ  Monc¬ 
ton,  N.B.;  M.  E.  Doke.  Toronto,  Ont.,’  F.  N 
McKenzie,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

General  Passenger  Agents— G.  Stiven,  Moncton 
N.B.;  T.  A.  Griffin,  Toronto,  Ont.;  J.  A.  Breau’ 
Montreal,  Que.;  J.  S.  Stephen,  Winnipeg  Man  ' 
A.C.L.  Warner,  Vancouver.  B.C.;G.  D.  Nugent’ 
Chicago,  Ill.;  F.  K.  Moore,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

CANADIAN  PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Canadian  Pacific 
17.068  miles.  1,928  locomotives.  89,920  cars 
Chairman— W.  A  Mather,  Montreal,  Que 
President — N.  R.  Crump,  Montreal,  Que 
Vtrey  Presidents -Y).  S.  Thomson,  L.  B.  Unwin 

C.  E  Jefferson.  E.  A.  Leslie,  B.  W.  Roberts’ 

D.  I.  McNeill,  Q.C.,  F.  C.  S.  Evans.  Q.C.  R  a’ 
Emerson  Montreal,  Que.,  G.  H.  Baillie,  Tor¬ 
onto,  Ont.,  G.  N.  Curley,  Winnipeg,  Man.,  W. 


Manson,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

General  Purchasing  Agent — T.  A.  Donovan, 
Montreal.  Que. 

General  Passenger  Traffic  Manager  —  Ian 
Warren,  Montreal,  Que. 

General  Freight  'Traffic  Manager—  J .  Fullerton, 
Montreal,  Que. 

General  Managers—  G.  E.  Mayne,  Toronto,  Ont., 
C.  E.  Lister,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

General  Manager  of  Communications—  G.  H. 
Pescud,  Montreal  Que. 

General  Passenger  Agents — A.  J.  Mahon,  Mont¬ 
real,  Que.:  W.  D.  Buchanan,  Toronto,  Ont.; 

C.  G.  Jordan,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  H.  C.  James, 
Vancouver,  B.  C. 

CENTRAL  VERMONT  RAILWAY 

(Owned  by  Canadian  National  Railways) 
Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
422  miles  (only  28  miles  in  Canada).  30  locomo¬ 
tives.  L395  cars. 

General  Freight  Agent  —  O.  K.  Daly,  Boston, 
Mass. 

General  Passenger  Agent — W.  J.  Regan,  St. 
Albans,  Vt. 

Purchasing  Agent — W.  M.  Holmes,  Detroit, 
Mich. 

General  Manager —  D.  M.  Kerr,  St.  Albans,  Vt. 

CHESAPEAKE  &  OHIO  RAILWAY 

Pere  Marquette  District. 

Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
(No  Express  on  Canadian  Lines) 

201  Miles  in  Canada 

President — W.  J.  Tuohy,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
General  Passenger  Agent—  R.  W.  Ohlman,  Chic¬ 
ago.  Ill. 

Freight  Traffic  Manager—  B.  N.  Maier,  Detroit, 
Mich. 

Purchasing  Agent — W.  J.  Eck,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

CUMBERLAND  RAILWAY  AND  COAL  COMPANY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  National 
32  miles.  4  locomotives.  40  cars. 
President— L.  A.  Forsyth,  Q.C.,  Montreal,  Que. 
Purchasing  Agent — D.  S.  Hines,  Sydney,  N.S. 
General  Traffic  and  Transportation  Manager — 
Neil  MacLellan,  Sydney,  N.S. 

DOMINION  ATLANTIC  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  Pacific 
304  miles.  21  locomotives. 

(Canadian  Pacific  Rly.  Interests) 
President— D.  S.  Thomson.  Montreal,  Que. 
Vice-President—  G .  H.  Baillie,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Manager—  J .  C-.  McCuaig,  Kentville,  N.S. 
General  Freight  <&  Passenger  A  pent— C.  S. 
Clancy,  Halifax,  N.  S. 

ESQUIMALT  AND  NANAIMO  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  Pacific 
197  miles.  11  locomotives.  335  cars. 
(Canadian  Pacific  Rly.  Interests.) 
President — W.  Manson.  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Superintendent— T>.  C.  Hartley,  Victoria,  B.  C. 
District  Passenger  A  gent- H.  Newton,  Victoria, 

D. O. 

District  Freight  Agent — R.  J.  Dickson,  Victoria, 

-D.L/. 

Purchasing  Agent—  M.  Main  waring,  Victoria, 

-D.L/. 


KAILWAY 

O,  (Freight  only.) 

d  •  j  miles.  6  locomotives.  46  cars. 

A<  Forsyth,  Q.O.,  Montreal,  Que. 
GrnemZ  Manager- K.  St.  C.  Ryley,  Walkerville, 

Purchasing  A  gent-  C.  A.  Bray,  Walkerville, 


1956] 


RAILWAYS 


79 


GRAND  RIVER  RAILWAY 

Express  (Jo. — Canadian  Pacific 
21  miles.  7  locomotives.  9  cars. 
(Canadian  Pacific  Rly.  Interests) 
President — G.  H.  Baillie,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Manager — W.  D.  Thompson,  Preston,  Ont. 
General  Freight  and  Passenger  Agent —  G.  L 
Barber,  Preston,  Ont. 

GREATER  WINNIPEG  WATER  DISTRICT 
RAILWAY 

Express  Co.,  none. 

97  miles.  5  locomotives.  175  cars. 
Chairman — W.  D.  Hurst,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Superintendent  —  G.  McFadden,  St.  Boniface 
Man. 

GREAT  NORTHERN  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Railway  Express  Agency 
8,282  miles  (only  181  miles  in  Canada).  685  loco¬ 
motives.  13.290  cars. 

President — J.  M.  Budd,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

General  Freight  Traffic  Manager  —  W.  D 
O'Brien,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Passenger  Traffic  Manager  —  P.  G.  Holmes,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 

Purchasing  Agents — A.  D.  Sturley,  H.  B.  Nord- 
trom,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

HUDSON  BAY  RAILWAY 

(See  Canadian  National  Railways) 

LAKE  ERIE  AND  NORTHERN  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  Pacific 
51  miles.  3  locomotives.  6  cars. 
(Canadian  Pacific  Rly.  Interests.) 
President — G.  H.  Baillie,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Manage ? — W.  D.  Thompson,  Preston,  Ont. 
General  Freight  and  Passenger  Agent—  G.  J .. 

Barber,  Preston.  Ont.  „  , 

Purchasing  Agent — R.  H.  Yarnell,  Toronto,  Ont. 

LONDON  AND  PORT  STANLEY  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
25  miles.  3  locomotives.  43  cars. 
Owners— London,  Ont..  Railway  Commission. 
General  Manager — V.  A.  McKillop,  London. 

Purchasing  Agent — J.  A.  Rossiter,  London,  Ont. 

MARITIME  COAL,  RAILWAY  AND  POWER 
COMPANY 

Express  Co., — none. 

15  miles.  3  locomotives.  13  cars. 

General  Manager—  P.  A.  McPherson,  Joggms 
Mines,  N.  S. 

MICHIGAN  CENTRAL  RAILROAD 

(New  York  Central  System) 

Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
(Mileage  and  equipment  is  included  in 
the  New  York  Central  R.R.) 
President — A.  E  Perlman.  New  York.  N.  Y. 
General  Purchasing  Agent — R.  I. Renfrew,  New 
York  N  Y 

General  Freight  Agent-Tf.  O.  Williams,  Detroit 
General  Passenger  Agent— C.Pendrych,  Detroit 
Chief  Engineer — F.  H.  Simpson.  Chicago,  Ill. 

MONTREAL  AND  SOUTHERN  COUNTIES  RY. 

Express  Co. — Canadian.  National 
28  miles  (Equipment  included  in 
Canadian  National  Railways) 
(Canadian  National  Rly  a.  Interests) 
Superintendent — R.  Cannon,  St.  Lambert,  O 

MORRISSEY,  FERNIE  AND  MICHEL  RAILWAY 

Express  Co,  none.  (Canadian  Pacific  Exp. 
connects). 

5  miles.  1  locomotive.  17  cars. 

General  Manager ,  H.  H.  Gardner,  Fern  , 


NAPIERVILLE  JUNCTION  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
28  miles.  2  locomotives.  3  cars. 
President— William  White,  Montreal,  Que. 
Tire-President  and  Secretary— it.  E.  Kendrick, 
Montreal,  Que. 

General  Freight  and  Passenger  Agent—  F. 
Sorbe,  Montreal,  Que. 

NEW  YORK  CENTRAL  RAILROAD  CO. 

Express  Co. — Railway  Express  Agency 
10,499  miles  (only  497  miles  in  Canada).  1,825 
locomotives.  134,755  cars. 

President—  A.  E.  Perlman.  New  York,  N.Y. 
General  Purchasing  Agent — R.  I.  Renfrew,  New 
York,  N.Y. 

Asst.  General  Freight  Traffic  Manage i — A.  J. 

Crookshank,  New  York,  N.Y'. 

Passenger  Traffic  Manager  —  S.  W.  Bone, 
Chicago,  Ill. 

NIAGARA,  ST.  CATHARINES  AND  TORONTO 
RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Canadian  National 
39  miles.  (Equipment  included  in  Canadian 
National  Railways). 

(Canadian  National  Railways  interests). 
Vice-President — W.  H.  Kyle,  Toronto, ^  Ont. 
General  Passenger  Agent— T.  A.  Griffin,  Tor¬ 
onto,  Ont.  , 

General  Superintendent— E.  II.  Locke,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

NORTHERN  ALBERTA  RAILWAYS 

(Owned  jointly  by  Canadian  National  and  Can¬ 
adian  Pacific  Rail  ways.  I 
Express  Co. — Northern  Alberta 
923  miles.  16  locomotives.  295  cars. 
President — YV.  A.  Mather,  Montreal.  Que. 
Vice-President — Donald  Gordon.  Montreal,  Que. 
General  Manager — J.  F.  Cooper,  Edmonton,  Alta. 
Superintendent — L.  YV.  Saunders,  Edmonton, 
Alta. 

NORTHERN  PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
6  570  miles  (only  66  miles  of  leased  line  in  Canada). 

673  locomotives.  41,720  cars. 

President — R.  S.  Macfarlane.  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Freight  Traffic  Manage i — L.  R.  Challoner,  bt. 

Paul.  Minn.  _  ,. 

Passenger  Traffic  Manager— G.W.  Rodine,  St. 

Purchasing^A  gent — W .  K.  Smaiiridge.  St.  Paul, 
Minn. 

ONTARIO  NORTHLAND  RAILWAY 

(Owned  by  Province  of  Ontario.) 

Express  Cos.— Can.  National  and  Can.  Pacific. 
566  miles.  58  locomotives  1  7 66  cars. 
Chairman — Col.  C.  E.  Reynolds,  Nort  <  y. 

General  Manaper-A,  Freeman,  North  Bay,  Ont. 
Traffic  Manager-  R.  P.  C.  McLeod,  North  Bay, 

General  Freight  and  Passenger  Agent-  H.  H. 

Superintendent- - A ’  Jardin eEngleharLOnt 

Purchasing  Agent- L.  R.  Hume,  North  Bay. 
Ont. 

OSHAWA  RAILWAY 

(Canadian  National  Rys.  Interests) 
Express  Co. — none 
23  miles,  9  locomotives,  (elec.).  3 
General  Manager— Pi-  A.  VI  aiford,  Tor  •  ,  •_ 

Mechanical  Superintendent— it.  B.  Smith,  O 
wa,  Ont. 

PACIFIC  GREAT  EASTERN  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.,  none  (Canadian  National  and  Can¬ 
adian  Pacific  Exp.  Cos.  c01W!;r^ 

429  miles.  25  locomotives.  62ocars. 
Owners— Government  of  British  Columbia. 
General  Manager-ii.  F.  P.  Bowman,  Van- 

Suverir!tenden/-W.  A.  Stewart.  Squamish.  B.C. 
pZchasing  Agent-A.  YV.  Anthony,  Vancouver. 
B.C. 


80 


AIR  LINES 


[1956 


QUEBEC  CENTRAL  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  Pacific 
358  miles.  12  locomotives.  265  cars. 
(Canadian  Pacific  Rly.  Interests). 
President—  N.  R.  Crump,  Montreal,  Que. 
Vice-President— G.  H.  B-iillie,  Toronto,  Out. 
General  Manager  —  A.  M.  Hand,  Sherbrooke, 
Que. 

General  Freight  and  Passenger  Agent—  C.  G. 
Blake,  Sherbrooke,  Que. 

QUEBEC  NORTH  SHORE  AND 
LABRADOR  RAILWAY 

357  miles  55  locomotives.  655  cars. 

Vice  President—  W.  H  Darrell,  Montreal,  Que. 
General  Manager—  J .  A.  Little,  Sept  lies,  Que. 

ROBERVAL  &  SAGUENAY  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  National 
29  miles.  8  locomotives.  320  cars. 
President— M.  P.  Weigel,  Montreal,  Que. 
Vice-President— L.  P.  Thomason,  Arvada,  Que. 
Manager— W.  F.  Campbell,  Arvida,  Que. 

SYDNEY  AND  LOUISBURG  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  National 
120  miles.  30  locomotives.  1,180  cars. 
President—  L.  A.  Forsyth  Q.C.,  Montreal,  Que. 
Purchasing  Agent— D.  S.  Hines,  Sydney,  N.S. 
General  Traffic,  and  Transportation  Manager— 
Neil  MacLellan,  Sydney.  N.S. 

Mechanical  Superintendent  —  J.  G.  Fisher, 
Glace  Bay,  N.S. 

THOUSAND  ISLANDS  RAILWAY 

Express  Co. — Canadian  National 
5  miles.  1  locomotive  (Gas-Elec.) 

1  passenger  car.  I  misc.  car. 
(Canadian  National  Railways  interests) 
General  Superintendent — E.  H.'  Locke,  Toronto, 
Ont. 


TORONTO,  HAMILTON  AND  BUFFALO  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.— Railway  Express  Agency 
111  miles.  23  locomotives.  1296  cars. 
President— A.  E.  Perlman,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Vice-President—  N.  R.  >  rump,  Montreal,  Que. 
General  Manager — P.  W.  Hankinson,  Hamilton, 
Ont. 

Traffic  Manager — J.  K.  Weston,  Hamilton,  Ont. 
Purchasing  Agent — A.  S.  Coombs,  Hamilton, 
Ont. 

VANCOUVER  AND  LULU  ISLAND  RLY.  CO. 

(Canadian  Pacific  Railway  Co.,  Lessee) 
Express  Co.— None  (freight  only)  25  miles. 
President — W .  Manson,  Vancouver,  B.  C. 

Gen.  Freight  Agent—  E.  E.  Bartlam,  Vancouver. 

WABASH  RAILWAY  COMPANY 

Express  Co. — Railway  Express  Agency 
(No  Express  Co.  in  Canada,  freight  only). 

2,393  miles  (only  322  miles  of  leased  line  in  Canada) 
231  locomotives.  18,515  cars. 

President — A.  K.  Atkinson.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Purchasing  Agent—  K.  L.  Brenner,  St. Louis.Mo. 
Freight  traffic  Manager—  P.  A.  Spiegelberg, 
St  Louis,  Mo. 

Passenger  Traffic  Manager  —  J.  A.  Barrett,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

WELLINGTON  COLLIERY  RAILWAY 

Express  Co.,  none  (Canadian  Pacific  Exp.  Co. 
connects) 

19  miles. 

General  Offices — Cumberland,  B.C. 

WHITE  PASS  AND  YUKON  ROUTE 

Express  Co. — Railway  Express  Agency 
110  miles.  15  locomotives.  206  cars. 
President  and  General  Manager —  C.  J.  Rogers, 
Seattle,  Wash.,  and  Skagway,  Alaska. 

Master  Mechanic — B.  A.  VanSlyke,  Skagway, 
Alaska. 


AIR  LINES 


BRITISH  OVERSEAS  AIRWAYS  CORPORATION 

Montreal  Office  —  Laurentien  Hotel;  Sales  Mana¬ 
ger  for  Canada ,  G.  S.  McDougall,  O.B.E. 

Toronto  Office— 32  King  St.  West;  District  Sales 
Manager,  G.  W.  W.  Dodd. 


CANADIAN  PACIFIC  AIR  LINES,  LIMITED 

General  Traffic  Office— Vancouver,  A.M  F  B  C 
Chairman— W  A.  Mather,  Montreal,  Que 
President— G.  W.  G.  McConachie,  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Vice-President  R,  W.  Ryan,  Vancouver,  B.C. 


CENTRAL  NORTHERN  AIRWAYS  LTD. 

Head  Office— Stevenson  Field,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
President,  Geo.  H.  Sellers. 

Vice-President  and  General  Manager,  M.  E.  Ashton 
Vice-President  and  Secretary,  F.  Roy  Brown. 
Ashto^  ,  L.  R.  Lower;  (Airport) ,  R.  M. 


LEAVENS  BROTHERS  AIR  SERVICES  LTD. 

Head  Office— Barker  Airport,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Manager ,  C.  R.  Leavens. 

Operations  Manager ,  W.  T.  Leavens. 
Accountant,  R.  O.  Brown. 

Leamington  Base  Manager,  Lome  Beecroft. 


MARITIME  CENTRAL  AIRWAYS,  LTD. 

Head  Office — Charlottetown  Airport, 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

General  Manager,  Carl  F.  Burke. 

QUEEN  CHARLOTTE  AIRLINES  LTD. 

Head  Office  and  Hangars — Vancouver  Airport, 
Vancouver,  A.M.F.,  B.C. 

City  Ticket  Office ,  1023  West  Georgia  St.,  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C.,  President  and  General  Manager — A.  J. 
Spilsbury. 

Operations  Manager — E.  W.  Bendall. 

Traffic  Manager — R.  B.  Gayer. 

SASKATCHEWAN  GOVERNMENT  AIRWAYS 

A  Crown  Corporation  owned  and  operated  by  the 
Government  of  the  Province  of  Saskatchewan. 

Head  Office — Airport,  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 

General  Manager,  Ian  Macleod. 

TRANS-CANADA  AIR  LINES,  LIMITED 

(l.O. A.  is  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Department 
n  .  _  of  Transport,  Ottawa,  Ont.) 

General  Traffic  Office — International  Aviation  Bldg., 
Montreal,  3,  Que. 

President— G.  R.  McGregor,  Montreal,  Que. 

i  lc*t ^^ident  ( Operations ) — W.  F.  English,  Mont¬ 
real,  Que. 

Qtffce-President  (.Traffic)—- w.  G.  Wood,  Montreal, 

V.H^ch?“  TraSic  and  Sales  Mana0er~ 
G  ^R nperodeau(r*Ct  Traffic  and  Sales  Manager— 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required. 


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MARINE  SHIPPING  LINES 


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MARINE  SHIPPING  LINES 

The  numbers  opposite  each  line  of  steamships  correspond  with  the  numbers  used  in  the  list  of 
Tost  Unices  and  Railroad  Stations  following.  Inasmuch  as  steamship  lines  are  not  fixed  as  are  railroads 
but  are  constantly  changing,  this  list  m  ist  be  used  by  shippers  and  travellers  with  caution. 

a  1  his  mark  signifies  that  the  line  is  subject  to  interruption  by  the  seasons — Winter  in  some  parts  of  the 
country,  low  water  in  other  parts;  "Daily”  means  every  day  except  Sunday. 


ATLANTIC  SEABOARD 


250  Alcoa  Streamship  Co.  Ltd.  from  Montreal  and 

Halifax  in  summer,  Halifax  and  Saint  John  in 
winter,  to  Bermuda,  West  Indies,  Puerto  Rico 
and  British  Guiana  ports. 

251  Blue  Funnel  Line  and  Java  New  York  Line  joint 

service  from  Halifax  to  ports  in  Egj'pt,  French 
Somaliland,  Indonesia,  Malaya,  Saudi  Arabia 
and  Straits  Settlements. 

252  Canada  Continental  Line  from  Montreal  and  St. 

Lawrence  River  ports  in  summer,  Halifax 
and  Saint  John  in  winter,  to  Antwerp,  Dunkirk 
Le  Havre  and  Rotterdam. 

253  Canada  India  Pakistan  Line  from  Montreal, 

Trois  Rivieres  and  Port  Alfred,  Que,  in  summer 
Saint  John  in  winter,  to  Arabia,  Ceylon, 
Pakistan  and  India  ports. 

254  Canada  Levant  Line  from  Montreal,  Trois 

Rivieres,  Quebec  City  and  Port  Alfred  Que. 
in  summer,  Saint  John  and  Halifax  in  winter, 
to  ports  in  Cyprus,  Egypt,  France,  Greece, 
Italy,  Lebanon,  Portugal,  Turkey  and  Yugo¬ 
slavia. 

255  Canadian  Far  East  Line  from  Montreal,  Trois 

Rivieres  and  Quebec  City  in  summer,  Saint 
John  in  winter,  to  Hong  Kong  and  ports  in 
Japan,  Malaya  States,  Philippines  and 
Straits  Settlements. 

256  Canadian  National  (West  Indies)^  Steamships 

Ltd.  from  Saint  John  and  Halifax  all  year 
and  also  from  Montreal  and  Quebec  City  in 
summer  to  Bermuda,  Cuba,  British  Guiana, 
Jamaica,  Trinidad  and  several  British  West 
Indies  ports. 

257  Canadian  Pacific  Steamships  Ltd.  from  Montreal 

and  Quebec  City  in  summer,  Saint  John  in 
winter,  to  Antwerp,  Hamburg,  Le  Havre, 
Liverpool  and  London. 

258  Canuk  Lake  Line  from  Toronto,  Hamilton, 

Sarnia,  Port  Colborne,  Leamington,  Humber- 
stone,  Montreal  and  Saint  Lawrence  River 
ports  in  summer  and  Canuk  Line  from  Saint 
John  and  Halifax  in  winter  to  Liverpool  and 
London. 

259  Cunard  Line  from  Quebec  City  in  summer, 

Halifax  in  winter,  to  Southampton  and  Le 
Havre,  and  from  Montreal  in  summer,  Saint 
John  and  Halifax  in  winter,  to  Liverpool  and 
London. 

260  Donaldson  and  Dominion  Lines  from  Montreal 

in  summer,  Saint  John  and  Halifax  in  winter, 
to  Avonmouth,  Eng.,  Cardiff  and  Swansea, 
Wales. 

261  Donaldson  Line  Ltd.  from  Montreal  in  summer, 

Saint  John  and  Halifax  in  winter,  to  Liverpool 
and  Glasgow. 

262  Elder  Dempster  Lines  from  Saint  John  to  East 

African  and  South  African  ports. 

263  Fjell  Line  from  Toronto  and  Montreal  in  summer, 

Halifax  and  Saint  John  in  winter,  to  Antwerp, 
Bergen,  Copenhagen,  Kristiansand,  London, 
Oslo,  Rotterdam  and  Stavanger. 

264  Flota  Mercante  Gran-Colombiana  (Atlantic) 

from  Montreal,  Trois  Rivieres,  Quebec  City 
and  Port  Alfred,  Que.,  in  summer,  Halifax  and 
Saint  John  in  winter,  to  Barranquilla  and 
Cartagena,  Colombia. 


265 

266 

267 

268 

269 

270 

271 

272 

273 

274 

275 

276 

277 

278 

279 


French  Line  from  Toronto,  Montreal  and  Quebec 
City  in  summer  to  Antwerp,  Bordeaux,  Bre¬ 
men,  Dunkirk,  Hamburg,  Le  Havre  and  Rouen 
and  from  Saint  John  in  winter  to  Bordeaux, 
Dunkirk,  Le  Havre  and  Rouen. 

Furness  Warren  Line  from  Halifax  and  St. 
John’s,  Nfld.  to  Liverpool. 

Greek  Line  from  Quebec  City  in  summer,  Halifax 
in  winter,  to  Bremerhaven,  Cherbourg,  Cobh, 
Lisbon,  Messina,  Naples,  Palermo,  Piraeus 
and  Southampton. 

Hamburg-Chicago  Line  from  Toronto  and 
Montreal  in  summer,  Halifax  and  Saint  John 
in  winter,  to  Bremen  and  Hamburg. 

Head  Line  and  Lord  Line  from  Montreal  in 
summer,  Saint  John  in  winter,  to  Belfast, 
Dublin  and  Liverpool. 

Holland-America  Line  (Atlantic)  from  Montreal 
and  Quebec  City  in  summer,  from  Halifax  all 
year,  to  Cobh,  Le  Havre,  Rotterdam  and 
Southampton. 

Isthmian  Steamship  Co.  from  Halifax  all  year  to 
ports  in  French  Somaliland,  Hong  Kong, 
India,  Indo-China,  Indonesia,  Lebanon, 
Malaya  States,  Philippines,  Saudi  Arabia, 
Straits  Settlements  and  Thailand. 

Manz  Line  from  Montreal,  Troi3  Rivieres, 
Quebec  City,  Port  Alfred,  Que.  and  Corner 
Brook,  Nfld.  in  summer,  Saint  John  and  Hali¬ 
fax  in  winter,  to  ports  in  Australia  and  New 
Zealand. 

Montship  Lines  Ltd.  from  Hamilton,  Toronto 
and  Montreal  in  summer.  Saint  John  and 
Halifax  in  winter,  to  ports  in  Algeria,  France, 
Gibraltar,  Greece,  Italy,  Lebanon,  Morocco, 
Portugal  and  Turkey. 

Moore  McCormack  Lines  (Atlantic)  from  Mon¬ 
treal  and  St.  Lawrence  River  ports  in  summer, 
Halifax  in  winter,  to  Buenos  Aires,  Monte¬ 
video,  Rio  de  Janeiro  and  Santos. 

Prince  Line  from  Halifax  all  year  to  ports  in 
Formosa,  Hong  Kong,  Indo-China,  Indonesia, 
Japan,  Korea,  Malaya  States,  Philippines, 
Straits  Settlements  and  Thailand. 

Saguenay  Terminals  from  Montreal  and  Port 
Alfred,  Que.  in  summer,  Halifax  in  winter,  to 
ports  in  Belgium,  British  Isles,  Germany  and 
Holland.  _  . 

Saguenay  Terminals  from  Halifax  and  Saint 
John  all  year  to  ports  in  Barbados,  Canal 
Zone,  Cuba,  Curacao,  Demerara,  Dommcan 
Republic,  Haiti,  Jamaica,  Puerto  Rico, 
Trinidad  and  Venezuela.  In  summer  also 
operates  from  Montreal,  serving  above  ports 
and  Vancouver  and  Kitimat,  B.C.  calling  at 
United  States  West  Coast  ports.  # 

Swedish  American  Line  from  Sarnia,  Welland, 
Hamilton,  Toronto,  Montreal,  Trois  Rivieres 
Quebec  City  and  Port  Alfred,  Que.  in  summer, 
Saint  John  and  Halifax  in  winter,  to  ports  m 
Belgium,  Denmark,  Finland,  France,  Ger¬ 
many,  Holland,  Norway  and  Sweden.  . 

Swedish  American  Line  from  Montreal,  Trois 
Rivieres,  Quebec  City,  Port  Alfred,  Que.  and 
Dalhousie,  N.B.  in  summer,  Saint  John  and 
Halifax  in  winter,  to  Havana,  Houston,  New 
Orleans,  Tampa,  Tampico  and  Vera  Cruz. 


316 

317 

329.3 


COASTAL  AND  INLAND  WATERS 

329.8  aSaguenay  Line,  between  Montreal,  Quebec 
and  Chicoutimi,  Que. 

329.14  aMontreal-Fort  William.  (Freight  only). 

337.2  oFerry  between  Riviere  du  Loup  and  at. 

347  aSteamer  between  Pictou,  N.S.  and, Magdalen 
Islands,  Que. 


Huntsville  and  Lake  of  Bays  Navigation  Co., 
Ltd.,  daily,  from  Huntsville,  Ont. 

Evoys  Marine  Transfer  Line  fromPointeau 
Baril. 


'anada  Steamship  Lines  Ltd.,  as  follows : 

Montreal-Toronto-Hamilton-Windsor-Sarma 

Line  (freight  only). 


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348.1  aClarke  S.  S.  Co.  Ltd.  South  Shore  Route  from 

Montreal  to  Gaspe,  and  Magdalen  Islands. 

348.2  oClarke  S.S.  Co.  Ltd.,  North  Shore  Route, 

from  Montreal  and  Quebec  to  North  Shore 
of  St.  Lawrence  River  points,  Labrador  and 
Newfoundland,  and  in  winter  between 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  Halifax,  N.S.,  and  St. 
John’s,  Nfld. 

349.1  La  Compagnie  de  Transport  du  Bas  St. 

Laurent  Ltee.,  from  Rimouski,  Que.,  across 
river  to  Bersimis,  Ragueneau,  etc. 

349.2  La  Compagnie  de  Transport  du  Bas  St. 

Laurent  Ltee.  from  Rimouski  or  Matane, 
Que.,  across  river  to  Baie  Comeau,  Seven 
Islands,  etc. 

350  oNfld.  Canada  S.  S.  Ltd.  from  Halifax  to  St. 

Johns  Nfld.,  and  east  and  south  Nfld.  ports. 

351  oSteamer  from  Trois  Pistoles  to  Les  Escou- 

mains 

352  oDavie  Transportation  Ltd.  from  New  York 

City  to  Montreal  (freight). 

356  Canadian  National  Rlys.  Car  Ferry  between 

Cape  Tormentine,  N.B.  and  Borden,  P.E.I. 

357  aNorthumberland  Ferries  Ltd.  service  between 

Caribou,  N.S.  (near  Pictou)  and  Wood 
Island,  P.E.I. 

368  oM.V.  “Reo”  between  Pictou,  N.S.,  and 
Pleasant  Bay,  N.S.  (freight  only). 

360  oSteamer  Halifax  to  St.  Peters,  and  Cheti- 
camp. 

364  oM.V.  “Arev”  between  Whycocomagh,  N.S., 

and  Sydney,  N.S. 

365  oAspy  Steamship  Co.  Ltd.,  between  Sydney, 

N.S.  and  Bay  St.  Lawrence,  N.S. 

368  M.V.  “C.  &  E.  Burke”  from  Halifax  to  Canso 
and  Guysborough. 

369.4  Saint  John  Marine  Transports  Ltd.  Yarmouth, 
N.S.  and  St.  John,  N.B.  Line 

372.1  aEastern  S.S.  Lines  Inc.  between  Boston  and 

Yarmouth. 

373  S.S.  “Owera”  between  Mulgrave  and  Canso. 

374  Straits  Shipping  Co.  between  Sydney  and 

Mulgrave,  N.S.,  and  Montague,  P.E.I. 

375  Margaree  Steamship  Co.  between  Mulgrave 

and  Arichat,  N.S. 

376  Ferry  Service  from  Iona  to  Baddeck,  N.S. 

377  Canadian  National  Rlys.  Steamer  from  North 

Sydney,  N.S.,  to  Port  aux  Basques,  Nfld. 

Canadian  National  Railways  Newfoundland  S.S. 
Services  as  follows: 

378.1  Placentia  Bay,  West  Run,  from  Argentia  to 

Marystown  and  Burin. 


378.2  Placentia  Bay,  Bay  Run,  from  Argentia  to  Isle 

Valen. 

378.3  South  Coast  and  Fortune  Bay  from  St.  John  3 

to  Port  aux  Basques. 

378.4  aLabrador  Service  from  St.  John  8  to  Hebron 

Labrador. 

378.5  Green  Bay  Service  from  Lewisporte  to  Shoe 

Cove  and  Baie  Vert. 

378.6  Notre  Dame  Bay  Service  from  Lewisporte  to 

Fogo  and  Tilting. 

378.7  St.  John’s — Lewisporte  Service. 

378.8  aSt.  John’s — Corner  Brook  service. 

378.9  South  Coast  from  St.  John’s  to  Port  aux 

Basques. 

380  oConstantine  Canadian  Services  from  Hamil¬ 

ton,  Toronto  and  Montreal  to  Corner- 
brook  and  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

381  Gulf  Newfoundland  Service  from  Montreal 

and  St.  Lawrence  River  ports  in  summer, 
Halifax  in  winter  to  Goose  Bay,  Labrador 
and  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

383  Furness  Red  Cross  Line,  between  New  York 
and  St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  calling  at  Halifax, 
N.S.  and  Saint  John,  N.B. 

392  Canadian  Pacific  Ry.  Cos.  S.S.  “Princess 
Helene”  daily  between  St.  John,  N.B.,  and 
Digby,  N.S. 

403  Saint  John  Marine  Transports  Limited  be¬ 
tween  Saint  John,  N.B.,  and  Grand  Manan, 
N.B. 

418  aOntario  Northland  Boat  Lines  from  Te- 

magami,  Ont. 

419  aOntario  Northland  Boat  Lines  from  North 

Bay,  Ont. 

420  aGravenhurst  Steamships  Ltd.  from  Muskoka 

Wharf. 

428  aCanadian  Pacific  Steamship  Line,  from  Port 
McNicoll  to  Fort  William,  Ont. 

430.4  aNorthern  Navigation  Co.  freight  service  be¬ 
tween  Sarnia  and  Port  Arthur  and  Fort 
William. 

437  aMail  boat  daily  from  Leamington  to  Pelee 

Island. 

Owen  Sound  Transportation  Co.,  Ltd.  as 

follows: 

438  nFrom  Owen  Sound  to  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont., 

and  Manitoulin  Island  points. 

438.1  aFerry  service  between  Tobermory  and  South 
Bay  Mouth. 


PACIFIC  SEABOARD 


291  Alaska  Steamship  Co.  from  Vancouver  to 

Anchorage,  Fairbanks  and  Seward. 

292  Canadian  Gulf  Line  Service  from  Vancouver  to 

Oakland  and  San  Francisco. 

293  East  Asiatic  Line  Pacific  European  Service  from 

Vancouver  to  ports  in  Belgium,  British  Isles, 
Denmark,  France,  Germany,  Holland  and 
Virgin  Islands. 

294  Flota  Mercante  Gran-Colombiana  (Pacific)  from 

Vancouver  to  ports  in  Canal  Zone,  Colombia, 
Costa  Rica,  Ecuador,  El  Salvador  and  Mexico. 

295  Furness  Line  (Pacific)  from  Vancouver,  New 

Westminster  and  Victoria  to  Glasgow,  Liver¬ 
pool,  London  and  Manchester. 

296  Grace  Line  from  Vancouver  to  ports  in  Canal 

Zone,  Chile,  Colombia,  Costa  Rica,  Cuba, 
Ecuador,  El  Salvador,  Guatemala,  Honduras, 
Mexico,  Nicaragua,  Peru  and  Venezuela. 

297  Hamburg  American  Line  from  Vancouver  and 

New  Westminster  to  Antwerp,  Bremen,  Ham¬ 
burg  and  Rotterdam. 

298  Italian  Line  (Pacific)  from  Vancouver  to  Genoa, 

Leghorn,  Naples,  Trieste  and  Venice. 

299  Java  Pacific  and  Hoegh  Lines  from  Vancouver  to 

ports  in  Ceylon,  India,  Iraq,  Pakistan,  Per¬ 
sian  Gulf,  Philippines  and  Straits  Settlements. 

300  Klaveness  Line  from  Vancouver  and  New  West¬ 

minster  to  ports  in  Hong  Kong,  Indonesia 
Malaya  States,  Philippines  and  Straits 
Settlements. 


301  “K”  Line  of  Kawasaki  Kisen  Kaisha  Ltd.  from 

Vancouver  to  ports  in  Belgian  Congo,  Gold 
Coast,  Nigeria  and  South  Africa. 

302  Mearsk  Line  (Pacific)  from  Vancouver  and  New 

Westminster  to  ports  in  Formosa,  Hong  Kong, 
Indo-China,  Japan,  Philippines,  Straits  Settle¬ 
ments  and  Thailand. 

303  Mitsui  Line  from  Vancouver  to  ports  in  Canal 

Zone,  Colombia,  Cuba,  Dominican  Republic, 
Netherlands  West  Indies,  Venezuela  and  to 
New  York  City. 

304  Moore  McCormack  Lines  (Pacific)  from  Van¬ 

couver  and  New  Westminster  to  ports  in 
Argentina,  Brazil,  Canal  Zone,  Colombia, 
Trinidad,  Uruguay  and  Venezuela. 

305  Nedlloyd  Line  from  Vancouver  to  ports  in  Kenya, 

Mozambique,  Portuguese  East  Africa,  South 
Africa  and  Tanganyika. 

306  Oceanic  Steamship  Co.  from  Vancouver  to  ports 

in  Australia,  New  Zealand,  Samoa  and  Tahiti. 

307  Orient  Steam  Navigation  Co.  Ltd.  from  Van¬ 

couver  to  ports  in  Australia,  Fiji,  Hawaii  and 
New  Zealand. 

308  States  Marine  Lines  from  Vancouver  to  ports  in 

Belgium,  Cuba,  Formosa,  France,  Germany, 
Greece,  Holland,  Italy,  Japan,  Yugoslavia, 
Korea,  Morocco,  Okinawa,  Turkey  and  South¬ 
eastern  United  States. 


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309  Union  Steamship  Co.  of  New  Zealand  Ltd.  from 
Vancouver  and  New  Westminster  to  ports  in 
Australia,  Cook  Islands,  New  Zealand  and 
Tahiti. 


310  Western  Canada  Steamship  Co.  Ltd.  from 
Vancouver  and  Vancouver  Island  ports  to 
ports  in  England,  Mozambique,  Portuguese 
East  Africa  and  South  Africa. 


COASTAL  AND  INLAND  WATERS 


Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  British  Columbia 
Lake  and  River  Service,  as  follows: 

445.2  aSlocan  Lake  Route,  between  Rosebery,  B.C., 

and  Slocan  City,  B.C. 

445.3  aKootenay  Lake  Route,  from  Procter,  B.C. 

to  Kaslo,  and  Lardeau,  B.C. 

445.6  oOkanagan  Lake  Route,  between  Penticton, 
Kelowna  and  Okanagan  Centre.  Freight 
(passengers  by  bus) . 

Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  British  Columbia 
Coast  Service,  as  follows: 

450.1  Seattle-Victoria-Vancouver  Route,  between 

Seattle,  Wash.,  and  Vancouver,  B.C. 

450.2  Vancouver  Island  (West  Coast  Route),  be¬ 

tween  Victoria,  B.C.  and  Chamiss  Bay,  B.C. 

450.3  Can.  Pac.  and  Can.  Natl,  joint  steamship 

service  from  Vancouver  and  Prince  Rupert 
B.C.  to  Ketchikan,  Alaska. 


aAlaska  Route,  between  Vancouver,  B.C.,  and 
Skagway,  Alaska. 

Vancouver  &  Nanaimo  Route,  direct  service 
between  Nanaimo  and  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Gulf  Lines  Ltd.  from  Vancouver  to  West  Coast 
points. 

Coast  Ferries  Ltd.  from  Steveston  B.C.  to 
Gulf  Islands. 

Union  Steamships  Limited,  steamers  from 
Vancouver  and  Prince  Rupert  to  coastal 
ports. 

Barkley  Sound  Transportation  Co.  Ltd.  from 
Port  Albemi,  B.C.  to  Ucluelet. 

Can.  Nat.  S.  S.  Okanagan  Lake  Route  be¬ 
tween  Kelowna  B.C.,  and  Penticton  (freight, 
passengers  by  bus) . 

464  Canadian  National  Rys,  car  ferry  between 
Port  Mann,  B.C.,  and  Victoria. 


450.8 

450.9 

452 

453 

455 

456 
460 


MID-WEST  WATERS 


442  aSelkirk  Navigation  Co’s.  Line  operating  on 

Lake  Winnipeg  at  frequent  intervals,  from 
Winnipeg  and  Selkirk,  Man. 

443  aHudson’s  Bay  Co’s,  freight  boats  from  Peace 

River  to  Vermilion  Chutes. 


444  aNorthern  Transportation  Co.  Ltd.,  from 
Waterways  and  McMurray,  Alta.,  to 
Aklavik,  also  to  Lake  Athabaska  and  Mac¬ 
kenzie  River  ports  (Freight  service). 


AIR  LINES  IN  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 


Note. — The  number  opposite  each  airline  corresponds  with  the  numbers  used  in  the  list  of  Post 
Offices  and  Railroad  Stations  following.  Inasmuch  as  air  lines  are  not  fixed  as  are  railroads,  but  are 
constantly  changing:,  this  list  must  be  used  by  shippers  and  travellers  with  caution. 


MARTITIME  PROVINCES 

102  Maritime  Central  Airways  service  Moncton, 

N.B.  to  Fredericton  and  Saint  John,  N.B. 
and  to  Charlottetown  and  Summerside, 
P.E.I.;  Charlottetown  to  New  Glasgow,  N.S. 
and  Halifax,  N.S.  and  Moncton  to  Goose 
Airport,  Labrador  and  St.  Johns,  Nfld. 

103  Maritime  Central  Airways  service  Charlotte¬ 

town,  P.E.I.  to  Magdalen  Islands. 

QUEBEC 

117  Colonial  Airlines  service  from  Montreal  and 

Ottawa  to  New  York  City  and  Washington. 

118  Northeast  Airlines  service  Montreal,,  Boston  and 

New  York  City. 

Canadian  Pacific  Air  Lines  Ltd.  Lines  as  follow: 

121  Montreal  to  Val  d’Or,  Noranda-Rouyn,  Earlton 

and  Toronto  (now  TCA). 

122  Montreal,  Quebec  City  and  Saguenay  (now 

TCA). 

123  QuebecCity  to  Baie  Comeau  and  Seven  Islands, 

and  winter  service  Rimouski  to  North  Shore 
points  as  far  east  as  Seven  Islands  (now  TCA 
and  Quebecair  Inc.). 

124  Mont  Laurier  Aviation  Co.  Ltd.  Roberval  to 

Chibougamau  and  Lake  St.  John  points. 

ONTARIO 

155  Central  Northern  Airways  Ltd.  between 
Sioux  Lookout  and  Pickle  Crow. 

159  Leavens  Bros.  Air  Service  Ltd.  between  Leam¬ 

ington  and  Pelee  Island.  a 

160  American  Airlines  service  Toronto  to  Bunalo 

and  New  York  City. 

MANITOBA,  SASKATCHEWAN  AND  ALBERTA 

Canadian  Pacific  Air  Lines  Ltd.  Lines  as  follow. 

173  Regina  to  North  Battleford  and  Edmonton. 
175  Edmonton  to  Yellowknife,  and  McKenzie 
River  points.  , 

177  Vancouver  and  Edmonton  to  Fort  ot.  Jonn 
B.C.,  Whitehorse,  Yukon,  and  Fairbanks, 

181  W^nfpeg  to  The  Pas,  Flin  Flon  and  Churchill. 


184  Central  Northern  Airways  Ltd.  from  Winnipeg 
to  Red  Lake 

190  Northwest  Airlines  service  from  Edmonton  and 

from  Winnipeg  to  Anchorage,  Alaska,  and  to 
St.  Paul,  Minn  (for  Chicago,  New  York,  etc.) 

191  Western  Air  Lines  service  from  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

to  Great  Falls,  Montana  and  points  south. 
193  Saskatchewan  Government  Airways  from  Prince 
Albert  Sask 

195  Central  Northern  Airways  from  Lac  du  Bonnet, 
Man 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA  AND  YUKON 

Canadian  Pacific  Air  Lines  Ltd.  Lines  as  follow: 

229  Vancouver  to  Port  Hardy  and  Prince  Rupert. 
231  Vancouver  to  Calgary,  via  Penticton. 

233  Queen  Charlotte  Airlines  Ltd.  from  Vancouver 
to  Nanaimo,  Alert  Bay,  etc. 

235  United  Air  Lines  service  between  Vancouver  and 
American  points. 


240 


241 

242 

243 

244 

245 


TRANS-CANADA 

Trans-Canada  Air  Lines  routes  between  St. 
John’s,  Nfld.  and  Victoria  B.C.;  between 
Victoria  and  Seattle;  between  Toronto, Wind¬ 
sor,  Chicago  and  Cleveland;  between  Toronto 
and  New  York  City;  between  Montreal  and 
New  York  City;  between  Toronto  and 
Kapuskasing;  between  Halifax  and  Boston; 
between  Montreal  and  Glasgow,  Shannon, 
London,  Paris  and  Dusseldorf;  between 
Montreal,  Toronto  and  Bermuda  and  West 
Indies.  {See  121-123  in  col.  1.) 


OVERSEAS 

ritish  Overseas  Airways  Corpn.  Montreal  to 
London  England.  ,  ,,  . 

ianadian  Pacific  Air  Lines  from  Vancouver  to 
Sydney,  Australia,  Tokyo  and  Hong  Kong;  to 
Hrmutn  Amsterdam:  1  oronto 


to  Mexico  City.  ,,  A  ,  A 

XM  Royal  Dutch  Airlines— Montreal  to  Am¬ 
sterdam;  Montreal  to  Curacao, 
ir  France  from  Montreal  to  Pans. 

_ Svst.em  from  Winnipeg  to 


Copenhagen. 


84 


RAILROADS 


[1956 


LIST  OF  RAILROADS  IN  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 


WITH  THEIR  TERMINAL  POINTS 

Numbered  to  correspond  with  numbers  used  in  Third  and  Sixth  columns  of  list  commencing  on  page  88 

‘  "  is  the  reference  given,  which  is  explained  in  the  list  of  rail 
roads  starting  on  page  84  as  being  on  the  Wiarton  branch 
of  the  C.N.R.  from  Parkhead  to  Wiarton.  For  Express 
Companies  see  pages  78  to  80.  For  Shipping  Lines  see 
pages  81-83.  For  Air  Lines  see  pages  80,83. 


Note— The  number  to  the  left  of  the  decimal  point  indi¬ 
cates  the  Railway  system,  and  the  numbers  to  the  right  ot 
the  deciminal  point  the  branch.  Thus  53o  is  the  Canadian 
Pacific  Railway  system,  and  535.37  is  the  Guelph  and 
Goderich  Branch  of  the  C.P.R.  Where  further  reference 
is  given,  as:  “Wiarton  529’’,  turn  to  Wiarton  where  529.191) 


No.  and  Name  of  Railroad 


(For  No's  102  to  464,  see  preced 
ing  pages) 

502  Algoma  Cent.  &  Hud.  Bay 

502.1  Main  Line . 

502.2  Michipicoten . 

505.1  Alma  &  Jonquieres . 

514  Brit.  Col.  Elec . 

528  Canada  &  Gulf  Terminal. 


529  Canadian  National 
ways 

P.E.I.  Lines 

529.1  P.E.I.  Lines 

529.2 

529.3 

529.4 

529.5 

529.7 

529.8 

529.9 


Rail- 


3’lt.Ste  Marie 
Michipic'n,  O 
Sag.  Power . . 
Vancouver. . . 
Mont  Joli,  Q 


Charlo'town 
Emerald  Jet 
Royalty  Jet 
M.  Stewart  J 
Charlottet’n 
Montague  Jc 

Souris . 

Lake  Verde. . 


529.12  Halifax  &  Moncton  Line. . 

Halifax . 

Port  Hawkes¬ 
bury  . 

Oxford  Jet.. . 
Windsor  Jet. 
N.  Glasgow. . 

StellartOD  . . . 
N.  Glasgow. . 
Ferrona  Jet. . 
N.  Glasgow. . 
Port 

Hawkesbury 

529.15  Oxford . 

529.19  Pictou . 

529.20  Trenton . 

529.21  Sunnybrae . 

529.23  Thorburn . 

529.24  St.  Peters . 

529.25  Liverpool . 

529.26  Barrington . 

Liverpool _ 

Barrington  . . 
Mahone  Bay 
Bridgewater  . 
N.  Germany. 
iVliddleton. . . 
Port 

Hawkesbury 

Port  aux 
Basques. . . 
Shoal  Hbr.  . . 
Placentia  Jet. 
Brigus  Jet.  . . 
Notre  Dame 
Jet . 

529.28  Lunenburg . 

529.29  Middleton . 

529.30  Caledonia . 

529.31  Bridgetown . 

529.33  Inverness . 

N fid.  Lines 

529.34  Main  Line . 

529.35  Bonavista. . 

529.36  Argentia . 

529.37  Carbonear . 

529.38  Lewisporte . 

N.B.  Lines 

529.40  Richibucto . 

529.41  Point  du  Chene. . . 

Painsec  Jet. . . 
Moncton. . . . 
Moncton. . . . 
Moncton. . . . 
Campbellton 
Sackville .... 
Nelson  Jet. . . 
Saint  John. . . 
Bathurst .... 
iMoncton .... 
Salisbury .... 
Petitcodiac .  . 
Cross  Creek 
DalhousieJct. 
Fredericton. . 

529.42  Saint  John . 

529.50  Moncton  &  R.  du  Loup. 

529.51  Transcontinental. . 

529.52  St.  Leonard . 

529.54  Cape  Tormentine 

529.56  Loggieville . 

529.58  Centreville . 

529.60  Caraquet . 

529.65  Buctouche. .  . 

529.66  Hillsboro . 

529.68  Havelock . 

529.69  Stanley . 

529.75  Dalhousie . 

529.79  Fredericton . 

Terminal  Points 


rlearst,  O 
.lawk  Jet. 
Isle  Maligne 
Chilliwack 
Matane,  Q. 


Tignish 

.Borden 

•Georgetown 

OUlls 

Murray  Har. 
Montague 
Elmira 
Maple  Hill 


Moncton,  NB 
New  Glasg'w 

Sydney,  N.S. 
Pictou,  N.S. 
Up.  Musqud. 
Port  Hawkes- 
bury 

Pictou,  N.S. 
Trenton 
Sunnybrae 
Thorburn 

St.  Peters 

Liverpool 

Barrington 

Yarmouth 

Lunbenburg 

Middleton 

Caledonia 

Bridgetown 

Inverness 


St.  John’s 
Bonavista 
Argentia 
Carbonear 

Lewisporte 

Richibucto 
P’t  du  Chene 
Saint  John 
R.  du  Loup  Q 
Edmundst’n 
St.  Leonard 
C.  Torm’tine 
Loggieville 
Centreville 
Shippigan 
Buctouche 
Hillsboro 
Havelock 
Stanley 
Dalhousie 
Derby  Jet. 


No.  and  Name  of  Railroad 


Can.  Nat.  Rys. — Con. 
Quebec  Lines 

,29.61)  neminingford . 

.29.81  Massena . 

.29.82  Montreal  &  Island  Pond. 

.29.83  Montreal  &  Toronto . 

o29.84  Quebec . 

o29.85  Joliette _ ; . 

52y.8b  Drummondville . 

529.87  Rouses  Point . 


529.95  Granby . 

529.96  Farnham . 

529.99  Huberdeau . 

529.102  Rawdon . 

529.105  Lake  St.  John. 

529.106  at.  Felicien _ 

529.108  St.  Gregoire. . . 

529.109  Noyan . 

529.111  Nicolet . 


529.88  Three  Rivers . 

529.89  Beauharnois . 

529.91  St.  Placide . 

529.92  Riviere  a  Pierre . 

529.93  Pointe  aux  Trembles . 


529.113 

529.114 

529.115 

529.116 

529.118 

529.119 

529.120 

529.121 

529.122 

529.123 

529.124 


Parisville . 

Temiscouata . 

Riv.  du  Loup  &  Que. . 

Gaspe . 

Transcontinental . 

Val  d’Or . 

Transcontinental . 

Rouyn  . 

Murray  Bay . 

Quebec . 

Pointe  Calumet . 


529.125  Beattyville 


Ontario  Lines 

529.130  Muskoka . 

529.131  Lake  Superior. 

529.132  Atikokan . 

529.137  North  Bay. . . . 

529.138  Pembroke . 

529.139  Deseronto . 

529.140  Smiths  Falls. . . 

529.147  Maynooth. .  . 

529.148  Coe  HiU . 

529.149  Irondale . 

529.151  Oshawa . 


529.153 

529.154 
529.156 
529.160 
529.162 

529.169 

529.170 

529.171 

529.172 

529.173 

529.174 

529.176 

529.177 

529.178 

529.179 

529.180 
1529.181 


Longlac  Cut-off. . 
T  ranscontinental . 


Graham . 

Peterboro  . 

Coboconk . 

Lindsay  &  Haliburton. 
Lakefield  &  Millbrook . 
Lindsay  &  Midland. .. . 

Madoc  . 

Peterboro  &  Lindsay .  . 
Scarboro  &  Lorneville. . 

Sutton  (freight) . 

C.N.  Truck  Service _ 

Durham . 

Galt  &  Elmira . 


Terminal  Points 


from 

St.  Isidore  J. 
Brosseau .... 
Montreal. . . . 
Montreal. . . . 
Richmond  . . 
Eastern  Jet.  . 

Levis . 

Montreal. . . . 

Victoriaville 
it.  Martine. 
Montreal. .  .  . 
jarneau  Jet. 
Montreal .... 

Montreal. . . . 

Granby . 

Fresniere .... 
L’Epiphanie 

Quebec . 

Chambord. . . 
Montreal. . . . 

Sorel . 

St.  Leonard 
de  Nicolet 

Villeroy . 

Riviere  du  L 
Riviere  du  L 
Matapedia  . . 
Edmundst'n 
Senneterre 

Bridge . 

Taschereau. . 

Quebec . 

Quebec . 

St.  Eustache 
sur  le  Lac . . . 
Barraute .... 


Toronto .... 

Ruel . 

Port  Arthur 
Pembroke.  . 

Ottawa . 

Napanee. . . 
Ottawa. . . . 

Picton . 

Ormsby  Jet. 
Bancroft . . . 
Oshawa .... 


Longlac .... 
Cochrane. . . 

Nakina . 

Sioux  Lo'k’t 
Conmee .... 
Peterboro  . . 
Lorneville.  . 
Haliburton  . 
Lakefield . . . 
Lindsay .... 
Madoc  Jet.. 
Peterboro  . . 
Lorneville. . 

Zephyr . 

Whitby .... 
Durham. . . . 
Galt . 


Hemmingf’d 
Massena,  NY 
Is.  Pond,  Vt. 
Toronto,  O. 
Quebec,  Q. 

St.  Prosper 
St.Ros'lie  Jet. 
Rouses  Pt., 
N.Y. 

Des  Ormea’x 
Beauharnois 
Hawkesbury 
R.  a  Pierre 
Pointe  aux 
Trembles 
Waterloo,  Q. 
Farnham,  Q. 
Lac  Remi  Q. 
Rawdon,  Q. 
Chicoutimi 
Dolbeau,  Q. 
St.  Gregoire 
St.  Hyac'the 
Nicolet,  Q. 

Parisville 
Connors,  NB 
Levis,  Que. 
Gaspe,  Q. 
Bridge,  Q. 
Rouyn,  Q. 
Cochrane,  O. 
Noranda,  Q. 
La  Malbaie 
Bridge,  Q. 
Pointe 
Calumet,  Q. 
Beattyville 


Ruel,  O. 

Port  Arthur 
Rainy  River 
Capreol,  O. 
Pembroke 
Deseronto 
Napanee,  O. 
Wallace,  O. 
Coe  Hill,  O. 
Howland,  O. 
Lakeview 

Park 

Nakina,  O. 
Nakina,  0. 
Sioux  Lo’k't 
Winnipeg,  M 
SuDerior  Jet. 
Belleville 
Coboconk,  0. 
Lindsay,  0. 
Millbrook,  0. 
Midland,  0. 
Madoc,  0. 
Blackwater 
Scarboro 
Sutton,  Ont. 
Port  Perry 
Palmerston 
Elmira,  Ont. 


1956] 


RAILROADS 


85 


No.  and  Name  op  Railroad 


Terminal  Points 


Can.  Nat.  Ry». — Con. 

529.182  Kincardine . 

529.183  London  &  St.  Marys . 

529.184  London  and  Clinton . 

529. 1S5  Toronto  &  Sarnia . 

529.186  Stratford  &  Goderich .... 

529.187  Stratford  &  Palmerston.  . 

529.188  Harrisburg  &  Southamp. . 

529.189  Harriston  &  Owen  S’nd . . 

529.190  Wiarton . 

529.191  Beeton  &  Collingwood. . . 

529.192  Hamilton  &  Allandale  . . . 

529.193  Toronto  &  North  Bay. .  . 

529.194  Meaford . 

529.195  Penetang . . . 

529.196  Simcoe  &  Hamilton . 

529.197  Stamford . 

529.198  Brantford  &  Tillsonburg  . 

529.199  Buffalo  &  Stratford. 

529.200  Burgessville  &  Otterville . 

529.201  St.  George  Loop . 

529.202  Alvinston . 

529.203  Suspension  Bridge . 

529.204  Petrolia . 

529.205  Glencoe . 

529.206  Port  Rowan . 

529.207  Toronto  &  Hamilton . 

529.208  Welland . 

529.209  St.  Thomas . 

529.210  Fort  Erie . 

529.211  Ottawa  &  Cantic . 

529.212  Hawkesbury . 

529.214  Ottawa  &  Madawaska. . . 

529.215  Algonquin  Park . 

529.216  Pembroke . . . 

529.217  Woodstock  &  Hickson.  . . 

529.218  Rose  Point . 


FROM 

Kincardine  . 
St.  Marys  Jet. 

London . 

Toronto . 

Goderich .... 
Stratford .... 
Southampton 
Harriston  . . . 
Park  Head  . . 

Beeton . 

Hamilton. . . . 

Toronto . 

Allandale. . . . 
Allandale. . . . 
Hamilton. . . . 
Pt.  Robinson 
Tillsonburg. 
Buffalo,  N.Y. 
Burgessville  . 

Lynden . 

Glencoe . 

Susp.  Bd.  NY 
Wyoming  . . . 

Komoka . 

Simcoe  Jet.. . 

Toronto . 

Pt.  Colborne. 
WelUi  d  ... 
Fort  Erie. . . . 

Ottawa . 

Hawkesbury. 

Ottawa . 

Algonquin  P. 
Pembroke .  . . 
Woodstock  . . 
South  Parry. 


TO 

Listowel,  O. 
London,  Ont. 
Clinton,  O. 
Sarnia,  Ont. 
Stratford,  O. 
Palmerston 
Harrisburg 
Owen  Sound 
Wiarton,  O. 
Collingwood 
Allandale,  O. 
North  Bay 
Meaford,  O. 
Penetang,  O. 
Simcoe,  O. 
Niagara  Falls 
Brantford,  O. 
Stratford,  O. 
Otterville,  0. 
Paris  Jet.,  0. 
Alvinston,  0. 
Sarnia,  0. 
Petrolia,  0. 
Glencoe,  0. 
Port  Rowan 
Hamilton,  0. 
Pt.  Dalhousie 
Windsor,  0. 
Welland  Jet. 
Cantic,  Q. 
Glen  R’b'ts’n 
Whitney 
Scotia 

Golden  Lake 
Hickson,  0. 
Rose  Point 


Manitoba  Lines 

529.221  Emerson . 

529.222  Miami . 

529.223  Hartney . . 

529.224  Ridgeville . 

529.225  Wakopa . 

529.226  Dauphin . 

529.227  Carman . 

529.228  Oakland . 

529  229  Neepawa  &  Riding  Mt. . . 

529.230  Rossburn . 

529.231  Oak  Point . 

529.232  Swan  River,  Pr.  Albert  . . 

529.234  Wawanesa . 

529.236  Carberry. . . . 

529.237  Winnipegosis . 

529.238  Rainy  River . 

529.239  Thunder  Hill . 

529.240  Victoria  Beach . 

529.241  Pine  Falls . 

529.242  Inwood . 

529.243  Lynn  Lake . 

529.244  Rapid.  City . 

529.245  Winnipeg  &  Edmonton. . 

529.246  Hudson  Bay . 

529  247  Flin  Flon . 

529.248  St.  Rose  du  Lac . 


Winnipeg .... 

Morris . 

Belmont  .... 
Emerson  Jet. 
Greenway . . . 
Winnipeg. . . . 
Winnipeg .... 
Port,  la  Pra . . 

Muir . 

Neepawa. . . . 
Winnipeg .... 
Dauphin .... 

Belmont . 

Brandon  Jet.. 

Sifton . 

Rainy  River . 
Swan  River . . 
Winnipeg .... 
Beaconia .... 
Grosse  Isle . . . 
Cranb’y  Ptg. 
Hallboro .... 
Winnipeg .... 

The  Pas . 

The  Pas.. .... 

Ochre  River. . 


Emerson,  M. 
Somerset,  M. 
Virden,  M. 
South  Jet  M. 
Deloraine,  M. 
Dauhpin,  M. 
Belmont,  M. 
Alonsa,  M. 
McCreary,  M 
Ross  Jet.  . 
Gypsum  ville 
Pr.  Albert,  S. 
Brandon,  M. 
Carberry  Jet. 
Winnipegosis 
Winnipeg,  M. 
Kelv’gton,  S. 
Viet.  Beach 
Pine  Falls,  M 
Hodgson,  M. 
Lynn  Lake  M 
Beulah,  M. 
Edmonton  A. 
Churchill 
Flin  Flon,  M. 
Rorketon,  M. 


Saskatchewan  Lines 

529.249  Wakaw . 

529.250  Battleford . 

529.251  Boundary . 

529.252  Goose  Lake . 

529.253  The  Pas . 

529.254  Qu’Appelle . 

529.255  Saskatoon  &  Duck  Lake. 

529  256  Shellbrook . 

529.257  Canora . . . 

529.258  Brandon  &  Regina . 

529.259  Kamsack  &  Humboldt. . . 

529.260  Battleford . 

529.261  Carlton . 

529.262  Turtleford . 

529.263  Blewett . 

529.264  Bienfait . 

529.265  Big  River . 

529.266  Stony  Beach . 


Young . 

Oban . 

Regina . 

Saskatoon . . . 
Hudson  Bay . 

Melville . 

Regina . 

Prince  Albert 

Melville . 

Por.  la  Pr.,  M 
Dauphin,  M. 
Humboldt . . . 
Dalmeny. . . . 
North 

Battleford 
Mary  field  . . 

Luxton . 

Shellbrook . . . 
Regina . 


Prin.  Albert 
Battleford,  S. 
N  orthgate 
Munson,  A. 
The  Pas,  M. 
Regina,  S. 
Prin.  Albert 
Denholm,  S. 
Canora,  S. 
Regina,  S. 
Humboldt,  S. 
Edm’nt’n,  A. 
Carlton,  S. 
Frenchman 
Butte,  S. 
Blewett,  S. 
Estevan,  S. 
Big  River,  S. 
Moose  Jaw,  S. 


No.  and  Name  op  Railroad 


Terminal  Points 


Can.  Nal.  Rys. — Con. 

529.267  Estonia . 

529.268  Moose  Jaw . 

529.269  Loverna . 

529.270  Gravelbourg . 

529.271  Darmody . 

529.272  Melfort . 

529.273  Lacadena . 

529.274  Lucky  Lake . 

529.275  Weyburn, . . . 

529.276  Sturgis . 

529.277  Spondin . 

529.278  Yorkton . 

529.279  Carruthers . 

529.280  Paddockwood . 

529.281  Handsworth . 

529.282  Riverhurst . 

529.283  Rabbit  Lake . 

529.284  Grassdale . 

529.285  Glidden . 

529.286  Arborfield . 

529.287  Shell  Lake . 

529.288  Chelan . 

529.2S9  Main  Centre . 

529.290  Meskanaw . 

529.291  Bodo . 

529.292  Hatherleigh . 

529.293  Willowbunch . 


PROM 

Delisle . 

Radville . 

Biggar . 

Avonlea . 

Moose  Jaw.  . 
Humboldt . .  . 

Eston . 

Tichfield  Jet. 
Talmage.  .  .  , 

Canora . 

Scapa,  A . 

Wroxton,  S.  . 
Battleford. . 
Prince  Albert 

Peebles . 

Riverhurst  . . 
Turtleford . . . 
Weyburn. . . . 

Glidden . 

Crooked  Riv. 
Shellbrook. . . 
Crooked  Riv. 

Mawer . 

Aberdeen .... 

Unity . 

Hamlin . 

Goodwater  . . 


TO 

Alsask,  S. 
Moose  Jaw 
flemaruka,  A. 
Neidpath,  S. 
Dunblane,  S. 
Carrot  River 
Whitebear,  S. 
Beechy,  S. 
Weyburn,  S. 
Hudson  Bay 
Spondin,  A. 
Parkerview,  S 
Carruthers 
Paddockw’d 
Handsworth 
Central  Butte 
Speers,  S. 
Radville,  S. 
Kindersley  S. 
Arborfield,  S. 
Medstead,  S. 
Reserve,  S. 
Main  Centre 
Melfort,  S. 
Bodo,  A. 
Medstead,  S. 
Willowbunch 


Alberta  Lines 

529.312  Mountain  Park 

529.313  Foothills . 

529.314  Wardlow . 

529.315  Calgary . 

529.316  Mirror . 

529.317  Athabaska.  .  .  . 

529.318  St.  Paul  Metis. 

529.319  Brazeau . 

529.320  Edson . 

529.322  Whitecourt _ 

529.323  Strathcona 

529.324  Alliance . 

529.325  Endiang . 

529.326  Acadia  Valley. 

529.327  Bonnyville.  .  . . 

529.328  Rosedale . 


Bickerdike. . . 
Coalspur .... 

Hanna . 

Vegreville.  .  . 

Tofield . 

Edmonton , . . 
St.  Paul  Jet. . 

Mirror . 

Edmonton. . . 
Edmonton . . . 
Edmonton. . . 
Camrose .... 

Mirror . 

Eyre,  S . 

Abilene . 

Drumheller . . 


Mount’n  P’rk 
Foothills,  A. 
Wardlow,  A. 
Calgary,  A. 
Calgary,  A. 
Athabaska,  A 
Elk  Point,  A. 
Brazeau,  A. 
Red  Pass  Jet. 
Whitec’rt,  A 
Camrose,  A 
Alliance,  A. 
Hanna,  A. 
Acadia  V’y,  A 
Gr’nd  Centre 
Trefoil,  A. 


B.C.  Lines 

529.346  Lake  Cowichan 

529.347  Vancouver.  .  .  . 

529.350  Prince  Rupert . 

529.351  Kelowna . 

529.352  Lumby . 

529.353  Kitimat . 


Victoria . 

Red  Pass  Jet. 
Red  Pass  Jet. 
KamloopsJct. 

Vernon . 

Terrace . 


Youbou 
Vancouver 
Prince  Rup’t 
Kelowna,  BC 
Lumby,  B.C. 
Kitimat,  B.C. 


535  Canadian  Pacific  Rail¬ 


way 

Quebec  Lines 

535.1  St.  Guillaume  &  Stanbridge 

535.2  Moosehead  &  Brownv’e. . . 

535.3  Farnham.... . 

535.4  Drummondville . 

535.7  Sherbrooke  &  Megantic. . . 

535.8  Orford  Mountain . 

535.9  Sawyerville . 

535.15  Berthier . 

535.17  St.  Gabriel -  ........ 

535.18  Ottawa  (North  Shore) - 

535.19  Grandes  Piles . 

535.21  Quebec . 

535.23  Laurentian . 

535.24  St.  Lin . 

535.26  Ville-Mane . 

535.27  Maniwaki . 

535.28  Waltham . 

535.29  St.  Maurice  Valley . 

Ontario  Lines 

535.31  Montreal  &  Ottawa . 

535.33  Smiths  Falls.. . . . . . 

535.34  Toronto  &  Havelock . 

535.35  London . 

535.36  Elora......  . 

535.37  Guelph  &  Goderich . 

535.38  Ingersoll . 

535.39  Orangeville . 


tanbridge  . . 
legantic .... 
lontreal . . 
Inlaugra . . 

'arnham - 

’alcourt 
lookshire . . . 
(erthier  Jet., 
.anoraie . . . 
■lontreal. . . 
>ois  Riv’rs 
.lontreal . . . 
It.  Therese  . 
It.  Therese  . 
.1  attawa,  0. 
Ittawa,  0.  . 
)ttawa,  0.  . 
Irois  Riv’rs 


Vaudreuil,  Q. 
Montreal. 
Smiths  Falls 
Toronto .... 
Cataract .  .  . 
Guelph  Jet.. 
Woodstock  . 
Streetsville  . 


St.  Guillaume 
Vanceb’o,  Me 
Newport. Vt. 
Drum’dville 
Megantic 
Eastray,  Q. 
Sawyerville 
Berthier,  Q. 
St.  Gabriel,  Q 
Ottawa,  0. 
Grandes  Pil’s 
Quebec 
Mt.  Laurier 
St.  Lin,  Que. 
Angliers,  Q. 
Maniwaki,  Q. 
Waltham,.  Q.. 
Grand’Mere 


Ottawa,  0. 
Smiths  Falls 
Toronto,  0. 
London,  0. 
Elora,  Ont. 
Goderich,  0. 
St.  Thomas 
Orangeville 


86 


RAILROADS 


[1956 


No.  and  Name  of  Railroad 


Can.  Pac.  Ry. — Con. 

535.40  Owen  Sound . 

535.41  Teeswater . 

535.42  Windsor . 

535.43  North  Toronto . 

535.44  Hamilton . 

535.45  Lindsay . 

535.46  Port  Burwell . 

535.47  Walkerton . 

535.48  Muskoka . 

535.49  Sudbury . 

535.50  Lake  Shore . 

535.51  Main  Line . 

535.53  St.  Marys . . 

535.54  Dranoel  &  Lindsay .  . 

535.55  Port  McNicoll . 

535.56  Hamilton  &  Guelph . 

535.58  Brockville . 

535.59  Prescott . 

535.60  Eganville . 

535.61  Kingston  &  Renfrew 

535.62  Cornwall . 

535.65  Main  Line . 

535.66  Main  Line . 

535.67  Sault  Ste  Marie . 

535.68  Little  Current . 


B.C.  Lines 

535.69  Crow’s  Nest . 

535.70  Main  Line.  . . 

535.71  New  Westminster.  .  . 

535.72  Boundary . 

535.73  Mission  City . 

535.74  Okanagan . 

535.75  Arrow  Lake . 

535.76  Kelowna . 

535.77  Slocan  Lake . 

535.78  Rossland . 

535.80  Lumby . 

535.82  Kaslo  &  Nakusp.  .  . 

535.83  Kimberley . 

535.84  Kootenay  Central. . 

535.88  Esqmlt.  &  Nanaimo 

535.89  Esqmlt.  &  Nanaimo 

535.90  Esqmlt.  &  Nanaimo 

535.91  Kettle  Valley . 

535.92  Merritt . 

535.93  Osoyoos . 


Manitoba  Lines 

535.100  Minnedosa . 

535.101  Yorkton . 

535.102  Great  Falls . 

535.103  Rapid  City . 

535.105  Russell . 

434.106  Broomhill . 

535.107  Boissevain . 

535.108  Two  Creeks.  .  .  . 

535.109  Varcoe . 

535.110  Lenore . 

535.111  Miniota . 

535.112  Main  Line . 

535.113  Carman . 

535.115  Emerson . 

535.116  Gretna . 

535.117  Napinka . 

535.118  Estevan . 

535.119  Souris . 

535.122  Arborg . 

535.123  Winnipeg  Beach 

535.125  Snow  Flake.  .  .  . 

535.126  Lyleton . 

535.127  Fallison . 


Saskatchewan  Lines 

535.138  Valley  Centre . 

535.139  Verio . 

535.140  Wood  Mountain . 

535.141  Sonningdale . 

535.142  Lake  Alma . 

535.143  Fife  Lake . 

535.144  Tisdale . 

535.145  Golden  Prairie . 


Terminal  Points 


from 
Orangeville.  . 
Orangeville .  . 

London . 

Leaside . 

Toronto . 

Lindsay . 

Ingersoll .... 

Saugeen . 

Toronto . 

MacTier —  . 
Glen  Tay. . . . 
Fort  William 
Ingersoll  N.  . 

Dranoel . 

Orillia . 

Hamilton. . . . 
Carleton  PI. . 

Prescott . 

Renfrew . 

Kingston .... 
De  Beaujeu. 

Ottawa . 

North  Bay  . . 

Sudbury 

Sudbury 


Crow’s  Nest 

Field . 

Coquitlam. . 
Midway. . 
Mission  City 
Sicamous. . . 
Revelstoke  . 

Vernon . 

South  Slocan. 
Castlegar . . 
Vernon. . . . 
Nakusp.  .  . 
Cranbrook. 
Golden. . . . 
Victoria .  . . 
Duncan.  .  . 
Parksville . 
Midway . . . 
Brodie.  .  . . 


Penticton  . . . 


Owen  Sound 
Teeswater,  O. 
Windsor,  O. 
W.  Toronto 
Hamilton,  O. 
Bobcaygeon 
Pt.  Burwell 
Walkerton 
MacTier,  O. 
Sudbury,  O. 

A  gin  court 
Winnipeg,  M. 
St.  Marys,  O. 
Lindsay,  O. 
Midland,  O. 
Guelph  Jet. 
Brockville,  O. 
Ottawa,  O. 
Eganville,  O. 
Renfrew,  O. 
Cornwall,  0. 
North  Bay 
Fort  William 
Sault  S  Marie 
Little  Curr’t 


Nelson,  B.C. 
Vancouver 
New  Westm’r 
Nelson,  B.C 
Huntingdon 
Okanagan  L 
Arrowhead 
Kelowna  _ 
Slocan  City 
Rossland 
Lumby,  B.C. 
Kaslo,  B.C. 
Kimberley 
Colvalli,  B.C. 
Pt.  Alberni 
L.  Cowichan 
Courtenay 
Odium,  B.C 
Spences 
Bridge,  B.C. 
Osoyoos,  B.C. 


Port,  la  Pra. 
Minnedosa  . . 
Winnipeg .... 
Minnedosa  . . 
Binscarth  . . . 

Lauder . 

Lauder . 

Virden . 

MacGregor. . . 

Forrest . 

Brandon 
Winnipeg. . . . 
Elm  Creek  . . 
Winnipeg 
Rosenfeld  . .  . 
Winnipeg 
Brandon 
Winnipeg 
Winnipeg 
Winnipeg. . . . 
Wood  Bay  .  . 
Deloraine. . . 
Snowflake.  . 


Rosetown 
Pennant . . 
Maxstone 
Asquith . . 
Bromhead 
Assiniboia 
Sheho. . . . 

I  Hatton . . . 


No.  and  Name  of  Railroad 


Can.  Pac.  Ry. — Con. 

535.146  McMorran . 

535.147  Matador . 

535.148  Fox  Valley . 

535.149  Main  Line . 

535.150  Areola  &  Moose  Mt.. 

535.151  Portal . 

535.152  Neptune . 

535.153  Outlook . 

535.154  R,eston  . . 

535.155  Pheasant  Hills . 

535.156  Wynyard . 

535.157  Melfort . 

535.158  Wilkie . 

535.159  Imperial . 

535.160  Bulyea . 

535.161  Burstall . 

535.162  Lemsford . 

535.163  Mevronne . 

535.164  Cut  Knife . 

535.165  Crane  Valley . 

535.166  Kelfield . 

535.167  Tramping  Lake . 

535.168  Expanse . 

535.169  Griffin . 

535.170  Shaunavon . 

535.171  Climax . 

535.172  Coderre . 

535.173  Wishart . 

535.174  Stewart  Valley . 

535.175  Hillmond . 

535.176  Prince  Albert . 

535.177  North  Battleford. . .  . 

535.178  White  Fox . 

535.179  Meadow  Lake . 

535.180  Rosetown . 

535.181  Killdeer . 

535.182  Simmie . 

535.183  Medstead . 

535-18  4  Ravenhead . 


Minnedosa  M. 
Yorkton,  S. 
Great  Falls 
Gautier,  M. 
Inglis,  M. 
Alida,  S._ 
Boissevain 
McAuley 
Varcoe,  M. 
Lenore,  M. 
Miniota,  M. 
Broadview  S. 
Plum  Coulee 
Emerson,  M. 
Gretna,  Man. 
Napinka,  M. 
Estevan,  S. 
Souris,  Man. 
Arborg,  M. 
RivertoD,  M. 
Windy  gates 
Lyleton,  M. 
Fallison,  M. 


Perdue,  S. 
Verio,  S. 
Mankota,  S. 
Baljennie 
Minton,  S. 
Big  Beaver 
Nipawin,  S. 
Golden 

Prairie,  S. 


Terminal  Points 


from 

Milden . 

Gunnworth  . 
Pivot,  A  ... 
Broadview. . . 
Souris,  M.. .  . 
Moose  Jaw .  . 

Estevan . 

Moose  Jaw.  . 
Wolseley .  .  . . 

Kirkella . 

Yorkton . 

Lanigan . 

Saskatoon .  .  . 

Regina . 

Valeport .... 

Leader . 

Swift  Curreat 
Swift  Current 

Wilkie . 

Amulet . 

Wilkie . 

Wilkie . 

Moose  Jaw.  . 
Stoughton . . . 
Weyburn.  . . 
Notukeu.  .  . . 
Wymark .... 
Foam  Lake . . 
Swift  Current 
Lloydmin’t’r 
Lanigan  . . . 
Cutknife.  .  . 
Nipawin  . . . 
Prince  Albert 
Gunnworth 
Rockglen . . 
Swift  Current 
N.  Battleford 
Pierard 


Alberta  Lines 

535.225  Main  Lines . 

535.226  Willingdon . 

535.227  Edmonton . 

535.228  Fort  Macleod  . 

535.229  Paradise  Valley . 

535.230  Crows  Nest . 

535.232  Wetaskiwin . 

535.233  Coronation . 

535.234  Lorraine . 

535.235  Drumheller . 

535.236  Aldersyde . 

535.237  Diamond  City . 

535.238  Coutts . 

535.239  Cardston . 

535.240  Standard . 

535.241  Scandia . 

535.242  Lomond . 

535.243  Foremost . 

535.244  Hoadley . 

535.245  Rocky  Mountain  House. 

535.2  46  Buffalo . 

535.247  Whiskey  Gap . 

535.248  Gleichen . 

535.249  Rosemary . 

535.250  Vegreville . 

535.251  Wimborne . 

535.252  Cremona . 


TO 

McMorran,  S 
Matador,  S. 
Fox  Valley,  S. 
Swift  Curr’t 
Regina,  Sask. 
N.  Portal,  S. 
Neptune,  S. 
Macklin,  S. 
Reston,  M. 
Lanigan,  S. 
Saskatoon 
Gronlid,  S. 
Hardisty,  A. 
Colonsay,  S. 
Bulyea,  S. 
Schuler.  A. 
Empress,  A. 
Meyronne,  S. 
Wiliingdn,  A. 
Cardross,  S. 
Kelfield,  S. 
Kerrobert,  S. 
Assiniboia,  S. 
Weyburn,  S. 
Manyberries 
Valmarie,  S. 
Archive,  S. 
Wishart,  S. 
Stewart  V’y 
Hillmond,  S. 
Prince  Albert 
N.  Battleford 
Prince  Albert 
Meadow  L,  S. 
Rosetown,  S. 
Killdeer,  S. 
Simmie,  S. 
Panton,  S. 
Redfield 


S.  Current,  S. 
Edmonton . . 
Calgary .... 
Calgary .  . . 
Lloydmin’r . 
Dunmore  . . 
Wetaskiwin 
Lacombe .  . . 
Coronation . 
Langdon. . . 
Coalhurst  . . 
Coalhurst  .  . 
Lethbridge 

Stirling . 

Bassano .... 

Cassils . 

Suffield _ 

Stirling .... 
Lacombe.  . 
Red  Deer  . 
Empress . . . 

Raley . 

Gleichen .  . 
Rosemary . 
Willingdon 

Acme . 

Crossfield . . 


N.B.  Lines 

535.300  Fredericton . 

535.301  Gibson . 

535.302  Edmundston . 

535.303  Houlton . . 

535.304  Aroostook . 

535.306  St.  Andrews . 

535.307  St.  John  &  Vanceboro 

535.308  St.  Stephen . 

535.309  Woodstock . 

535.310  Tobique . 

535.312  Shore  Line . 

535.314  Southampton . 

535.315  Minto . 


Field,  B.C. 
Willingdon 
Edmonton 
Fort  Macleod 
Paradise  V’y 
Crows  Nest 
Hardisty,  A. 
Kerrobert,  S. 
Bulwark 
Knee  Hill 
Aldersyde 
Turin,  A. 
Coutts,  A. 
Glen  wood,  A. 
Irricana 
Scandia,  A. 
Blackie,  A. 
Manyberries 
Leduc,  A. 

R.  M’t.  House 
Bassano,  A. 
Whiskey  Gap 
Shepard,  A. 
Knee  Hill,  A. 
Vegreville,  A. 
Wimborne,  A 
Cremona,  A . 


Freder’on  Jet, 
N  ewburg .... 
Aroostook .  .  . 

Debec . 

Aroostook .  . . 
St.  Andrews 
Van’ boro,  Me 
St.  Stephen . . 
Me  Adam. . . . 
Perth  Jet. .  .  . 
Bonny  River. 
South’mpt’n . 
Fredericton . . 


Fredericton 
Fredericton 
Edmundston 
Houlton,  Me. 
Presqu’  lie 
Watt,  N.B. 

St.  John,  NB 
McAdam 
Aroostook 
Plaster  Rock 
Bay  Shore 
Otis,  N.B. 
Norton,  N.B. 


1956] 


RAILROADS 


87 


No.  and  Name  of  Railroad 


543  Central  Vermont 

543.1  St.  Alban’s  &  St.  John’s  . 

546  Chesapeake  &  Ohio 

546.2  Lake  Erie . 

546.3  Erie  &  Huron . 

546.4  Erieau . 

549  Cum.  R’y  &  Coal  Co. 

562  Dominion  Atlantic 

562.1  Main  Line . 

562.2  Cornwallis  Valley . 

562.4  Midland . 

562.5  North  Mountain . 

Esquimalt  &  Nanaimo.  .. 

575  Essex  Terminal 

(Freight  only) . 

578  Grand  River  Ry.  (Electric). 

584  Greater  Winnipeg  Water 

District  Ry. 

Aqueduct  Line . 

585  Great  Northern 

585.2  Winnipeg . 

585.13  Everett  &  Vancouver . 

585.15  Spokane  Falls . 

585.16  Grand  Forks . 

585.20  Keremeos . 

Hudson  Bay  Ry. 

(see  529.246) 

615  Lake  Erie  &  Northern 

(Freight  only) . 

617  London  &  Port  Stanley 

621  Maritime  Coal  Railway  & 

Power  Co . 

623  Michigan  Central 

623.30  Amherstburg . 

623.31  Fort  Erie . 

623.32  Leamington . 

623.34  Main  Line . 

623.35  Niagara . 

623.36  Petrolia  &  Oil  Springs.  .  .  . 

623.37  St.  Clair . 

623.38  Freight  only . 

Montreal  &  Southern 

Counties  (Electric)  .... 
(passenger  service  St. 
Lambert  to  Ste  Angele, 
Que.) 

628  Morrissey,  Fernie  &  Michel 
630  Napierville  Jc.  Railway  . .  . 

633  New  York  Central 

633.1  St.  Law.  &  Adirondack  . . . 

633.2  Ottawa  &  N.Y . 


FROM 

St.  Alban’s  . 


Walkerville. . 
Blenheim. . . . 
Blenheim. . .  . 

Spr’ghill  Jet. 


Halifax .... 
Kentville. . 
Windsor,  NS 
Centreville  . . 


Terminal  Points 


(See  535.88) 

Walkerville. . 
Galt,  Ont. . . . 

St.  Boniface  . 


Emerson .... 
Everett,  W .  . 
Spokane,  W.. 
Republic, 

Wash. 

Oroville, 

Wash. 
The  Pas,  M. 


Galt,  0.. 


London,  Ont. 


Maccan,  N.S, 

Essex,  Ont. . . 
Buffalo,  N.Y, 
Leamington  . 
Buffalo,  N.Y. 
Niag.-on-L’k 
Petrolia,  0. . . 
St.  Thomas. . 
St.  Thomas . . 

(see  529.95) 


Fernie,  B.C. 
Delson,  Q. . . 


Montreal,  Q. 
Ottawa,  0.  . . 


TO 

St.  John’s,  Q. 


St.  Thomas,  0 
Sarnia,  0. 
Erieau,  0. 

Parrsboro’ 


Yarmouth 
Kingsport 
Truro,  N.S. 
Weston,  N.S 


Quarries,  0. 
Waterloo,  0. 

Waugh,  M. 


Winnipeg 
Vancouver 
Nelson,  B.C. 
Grand  Forks, 
B.C, 

Keremeos, 

B  C 

Churchill 
Port  Dover, 0 


Port  Stanley 

Joggins  Mines 

Amherstburg 
Welland,  0. 
Comber,  0. 
Windsor,  0. 
Chippawa 
Eddys,  Ont. 
Courtright 
London,  0. 


Coal  Creek 

Rouses  Pt., 
N.Y. 

Malone,  N.Y. 
Tu’p’rLk.NY 


No.  and  Name  of  Railroad 

641  Niagara,  St.  Catharines  and 
Toronto  (Electric) . 

641.1  Port  Colborne . 

645  Northern  Alberta 

645.1  Dawson  Creek . 

645 . 2  W ater way s . 

645.3  Peace  River . 

645.4  Barrhead . 

647  Northern  Pacific . 

649  Ontario  Northland  Railway 

649.3  Porcupine . 

649.4  Elk  Lake . 

649.5  Iroquois  Falls  (Bus) . 

649.6  James  Bay . 

649.7  Noranda . 

Oshawa  Railway . 

(See  529.151) 

650  Pacific  Great  Eastern . 

Pere  Marquette 

675  Quebec  Central . 

675.1  St.  Justine . 

675.2  Megantic . 

675.3  Levis . 

675.4  Stanstead . 

680  Quebec  North  Shore  and 
Labrador 

685  Roberval  and  Saguenay 
Main  Line . 

685.4  Racine _ # . 

685.5  Grande  Baie . 

698  Sydney  &  Louisburg. . .  . 

702  Thousand  Islands  Railway 

Toronto,  Hamilton  & 
Buffalo 

703  Mainline . 

703.1  Dunnville . 

703.2  Freight  only . 

Vancouver  &  Lulu  Island 
Railway 

708  Steveston . 

708.1  New  Westminster . 

712  Wabash  Railway  Co..  .  . 
(freight  only) 

715  Wellington  Colliery . 

717  White  Pass  &  Yukon 


Terminal  Points 


from 
Niag.  Falls,  0 
Thorold,  0.. . 


Edmonton. . , 
Edmonton. . 
McLennan  . , 
Busby . 


Emerson,  M. 
North  Bay  . 


Porquis.  . 
Earlton .  . 
Porquis.  . 
Cochrane . 
Swastika . 


Oshawa,  0. .  . 
Squamish  BC 

(See  546) 

Newport,  Vt. 
Vallee  Jet.  .  . 
Tring  Jet. .  . . 
Scotts  Jet. . . . 
Beebe  Jet.. . . 

Seven  Islands 


Arvida,  Q. . . , 

Racine . 

Grande  Baie 


Sydney,  N.S. 

Gananoque 
Jet.,  Ont. 


Welland,  0.  . 
Smithville,  0. 
Welland,  0.  . 


Vancouver. . 
Marpole .... 


Windsor,  0. 


Un.  Bay,  BC 

Skagway, 

Alaska 


TO 

P.  Dalhousie 

Pt.  Colborne 

(B.C. 
Dawson  Cr’k 
Waterways 
Hines  Creek 
Barrhead,  A. 

Winnipeg,  M. 

Cochrane,  0. 

Timmins,  0. 
Elk  Lake,  0. 
Iroquois  Falls 
Moosonee 
Noranda,  Q. 

Lakeview 

Park 

Prince 

George 


Quebec,  Q. 
LacFrontiere 
Megantic 
Levis,  Que. 
Stanstead,  Q. 

Scheffer- 

ville,  Q. 


Bagotville,  Q. 
Arvida 
Port  Alfred 

Louisburg 

Gananoque 


Waterford,  0. 
Pt.  Maitland 
Pt.  Colborne 


Steveston 
New  West¬ 
minster 

Ft.  Erie  and 
Nia.  Falls,  0 

Cumberland 

Whitehorse 

Yukon 


88 


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POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS 

IN  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 


t oral  District  column  indicate  the  several  Provinces  oj  the  Dominion,  thus A,  Alberta  ;  BC,  British 
Columbia ;  M,  Manitoba  ;  N  B,  New  Brunswick;  Nd ,  Newfoundland;  NS,  Voua  Scotia  ;  N  WT  Northwest 
Territories;  0,  Ontario;  PEI,  Prince  Edward  Island',  Q,  Quebec;  S,  Saskatchewan ,  Yu,  Yukon. 

The  population  of  all  cities,  towns,  and  organized  villages  is  shown  to  the  right  of  places, according  to  the  Census 
of  1951  A  large  number  of  post  offices  and  railway  points  are  not  incorporated  consequently  have  no 
population  figure  shown.  The  population  of  Dominion  Electoral  Districts  is  shown  under  House  of  Commons, 
see  index. 

Elsewhere  in  this  volume  is  a  comparative  table  of  census  figures  for  cities  and  towns  of  1000  or  over. 

Where  a  street  address  occurs  in  the  centre  column  it  indicates  that  the  place  name  is  the  name  of  a  sub-post  office 
of  a  larger  place,  the  street-address  being  that  of  the  post  office. 

The  numbers  and  names  placed  opposite  every  place  indicate  the  Railroad,  Steamship,  or  Air 
line  on  which  the  place  or  nearest  rail,  water,  or  air  point  is  situated  See  list  of  Railroads, 
Marine  Shipping,  and  Air  Lines  on  pages  78  to  87.  For  Express  Companies,  see  pages  78  to  80. 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Abbey . 264 

Abbotsford . 

*  Abbotsford..  .785 

Abee . 

Abenakis . 

tAberarder  . . 
Abercorn...  212 

Aberdeen  .... 


271 


.314 


A berdeen 
Aberfeldy . . 
Aberfoyle. . 

*  Abernethy 

Abilene . 

fAbitibi . 

Abney,  Lot  64  . . . 
Abord  d  Plouffe. . 

4,604 

f  Abound  .... 
Abram  River 


tAcaoiaville  . 


Acadia  Valley. . 
t  Acadiaville  .... 
Acadie  Siding. . . 


Aoadieville  . . 

t  Aeheson . 

Acme .  275 

Actinolite . ... 


*  Acton  ...2,880 
Acton  Vale  3,367 

f  Ada . 

t  Adair . 

Adams . 


fAdamsdale  .  . 

A  damsville . .  337 
Adamsville . . . 

Adanac . 

t  Adanac . 


fAdderley. . . . 

Addison  . 

Adela . 

t  Adelard . 

t  Adelpha . 

tAdelsten . 

Aden . 

t Adirondack  Jot. 


Admaston .... 
Admiral . 146 

Admiral  Rock. .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Kindersley . S 

Shefford . Q 

Fraser  Valley.  B  C 

Athabaska . A 

Dorchester . Q 

Lambton-Kent.  .0 
Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Inverness-Rich- 

mond . N  S 

Rosthern . S 

Lambton-Kent.  .0 
Wellington  S. R.  .0 

Melville . S 

Athabaska . A 

Cochrane . O 

Kings . PEI 

Laval . Q 

Assiniboia . S 

Shelburne- 
Yarmouth- 
Clai  e .  ...NS 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Acadia .  A 

Kent . N  B 

Kent  .  N  B 

Kent .  N  B 

Jasper- Edson ...  A 

Bow  River . A 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 

Halton  . O 

Shefford . Q 

Assiniboia  . S 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Moose  Jaw-Lake 

Centre .  S 

Sudbury . O 

Brome-Missisq’oi  Q 

Kent . N  B 

Kindersley . S 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . 0 

Mbgantic .  Q 

Leeds . 0 

Van’r-Burrard  BC 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


Renfrew  N.  R 
Brandon-Souris 
Meadow  Lake . 
Medicine  Hat  , 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie  ...Q 
Renfrew  SR .  . .  .0 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Col’ester-HantsNS 


535-162 
529-96,  635-1 
535-73,  514 
646-2 
529-118 
529-185 

635-3 

Orangedale  529 
529-260-290 
Alvinston  529,  623 
Puslinch  535 
535-155 
529-327 
629-120 
Wilmot  529 
Cartierville  629 

535-172 

Tusket  529 


562-1 
529-326  [ingPO) 
629"50  (AcadieSid- 
529-50  (R  R  name 
Acadiaville) 
Acadiaville  529 
529-320 
535-235-251 

Tweed  635 
529-185 
529-82,535-4 
Courval  535 
535-154 

529-266 
via  Sudbury 

535- 7 
529-50 
635-168 
Parry 

Sound  529 
Ste.  Julie  529 
via  Brockville 
Sub  PO  of  Vanco’r 

536- 65 
529.226 

St.  Walburg  529 
Coutts  635 


,  535 


Lennox . 

...0 

t  Advance . 

Algoma  E.  R. 

...0 

Advocate  Barb’ r. 

Cumberland  . 

,N  S 

A erial . 

Bow  River. . . 

...A 

.BC 

Aetna . 

Lethbridge. . . 

. . .  A 

"[Afton . 

Antigonish- 

Afton  Station. . 


POST 

OFFICES 


Admirals  Cove. . 


St.  John's  W.  Nd 
Prince  Edward  - 


t  Agate 
*  Agmcourt . 
tAgnew 
Aguaniah. . . 
Aguathuna , 


■fAhbau . 

Ahmic  Barbour.. 

Ahmic  Lake . 


fAhola . 


535-3,  633-1  (P  O 
Caughnawaga) 
529-214 

535-170 

Shubenacadie  529 


Ahousat . 

A  huntsic . 

t  Aik  tow . 

Ailsa  Craig  .  .515 

Ainslie  Glen . 

Ainalie  View  .... 

Ainsworth . 

Airdrie . 267 

Airways . 

Aivansh . 

Ajax . 

Aklavik . 


t  Alainbourg . 

*  Alameda....  28( 
tAlamo  ... 

Alba . 

Alban . 

Albanel . 771 

1  Ibany . 

t  Albany . 

Alba  Station. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


.  .N  S 


Guy  sboro 
Antigonisb- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 
Fraser  Valley..  B  C 
Nickel  Belt  ...  .0 
York-Scarboro’.  .O 
Brandon-Souris  M 

Saguenay . Q 

Humber- 
St.  George’s.  Nd 

Cariboo . BC 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

Comox- Alberni  BC 

Laval . Q 

Rosetown- BiggarS 
Middlesex  W.R  .  .0 
1  Inverness- 
I  Richmond.  NS 
Kootenay  W.  ..  BC 

Bow  River . A 

Acadia  . A 

Skeena . B  C 

Ontario . 0 

Mackenzie 

River.  .  N.W.T. 
Drummond- 

Arthabaska  . . .  Q 
Moose  M  ntain..S 
Kootenay  W..BC 
Inverness- 
Richmond..N  S 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

Roherval . Q 

Prince . PEI 

Digbv  -  Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

lnverness- 

„  ,  Richmond  .  .N.S 

*  Alberni. . .  .3,323  Comox- Alberni  BC 


Albert . 
t  Albert. 


A  Iberta  Beach  79 
Albert  Bridge . . 


St.John-Albert  NB 
Springfield . M 

Jasper- Edson..  .A 
Invent  ess- 
■  Richmond..  NS 


via  St.  John’s 

Napanee  529 
via  Gore  Bay 
Parrsboro,  549 
Rosedale  529,  635 
4  55  or  Pr.  Rupert 
Cardston  535  [529 
Bayfield  Rd.  629 

529-17 

535-70 

629-131 

529T77,  535-34-50 
529-223 
123.  348-2 
Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
650 

Burk’s  Falls  529 
Burk’  Falls  529 
529-215 

450-2  [536 

529'85or  Bordeaux 
535-163 
529-185 

Orangedale  529 

445-3 
535-227 
Veteran  536 
Kincolith  466 
Pickering  529 


175,  444 

Princeville  529 
535-118 
535-82 
529-14 

Rutter  536 

529-106 

529-2 

529’29(NewAlbany 
P  O) 

529-14 

535-88 

Hillsboro  629 
629 -240  (P.O.  Trav¬ 
erse  Bay 

Gunn  529 
Mira  698 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Albert  Canyon. . 
Albertine . 


Albert  Mines . 

Albertou  . 

*Alberton  . . .  .674 

Albertown  . 

Albert  Park . 

Albertville . 

Albertville . 

t  Albion . 

Albion . 

Albion . 

f  Albreda . 

Albright . 

Albro  Lake . 

Alcida . 

Alcomdale . 

t  Alcona . 

Alcona  Beach .... 

Alcove . 

Alcurve . 


Alderdale . . . 
Alder  Flats. 
.4  Idergrove . . 
t  Alderman. . . 
Alder  Point. 


Alder  River 


Aldershot. . . 
tAldershot  . 

fAlderson  . 
Aldersyde.. . 
Alderwood . . 
Alderwood. 
t  Aldina 
[Aldouane  . 
Alencon 


Alert . 

Alert . 

*  Alert  Bay. .  .638 

Alexander . 

t  Alexander  Bay  . 

t  Alexanders  Point 
Alexandra  Fiord 

[Alexandria  .... 

* Alexandria  2204 

Alexandrina . 

Alexis  Creek  .... 

Alexn . 

Al>za  Lake. ... 

[Alford . 

Alfred . 

A  Igoma  Mills  . . . 

Algonquin . 

Algonquin  Park. 

Algrove . 

Alhambra  . 

Alice . 

Alice  Arm . 

*Alida . 106 

Alingly . 

Alix . 461 

41kali  Lake . 

Allainville . 

Allan  . 332 

Allanburg . 

Allandale . 

Allandale . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Okanagan- 

Reveistoke  . .  BC 
Restigouche 
Madawaska..N  B 
St.  John-Albert  NB 

Wentworth . 0 

Prince  . PEI 

The  Battlefords.  ,S 
Calgary  South  .  .A 
Matapedia-M't’e  y 
Prince  Albert. .  .S 

Kings . PEI 

Fraser  Valley  ,B  C 

Peel  . O 

Cariboo . BC 

Peace  River. . .  .A 

Halifax  _ N.S. 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Jasper-Edson  .A 
Kenora-Rainv  R.  O 
Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 
Gatineau  ...  Q 
Battle  River- 

Cam  rose . A 

Nipissing . 0 

VVetaskiwin ....  .A 
N.  Westminster  BC 

Villeneuve . Q 

Cape  Breton  N- 
Victoria  ...NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough.  N  S 
Wentworth.  .  O 
Digby-Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Medicine  Hat.  ...A 

Macleod . A 

Gloucester...  NB 

York  W . 0 

The  Battlefords. .s 

Kent  .  N  B 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge 
DelanaudiereQ 

Timmins .  O 

EllesmprelsleNWT 
Comox-AlberniBC 
Brandon-Souris .  M 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Gloucester  . .  N  B 
Keewatin  Dist 

NWT 

Cariboo . B  C 

Glengarrv- 

Prescott  ...  O 

Kent .  . NB 

Kamloops.  . .  B  C 

Red  Deer . A 

Cariboo .  BC 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . 0 

Algnma  E.  R.. .  O 
Grenville-DundasO 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Red  Deer . A 

Renfrew  NR  ...  O 
Skeena..  ..BC 
Prince  Albert. .  .  .S 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Acadia . A 


Kamloops . B  C 

Northumberl’dNB 

Rnstbern . S 

Welland . 0 

Simcoe  N. R . O 

York-Sunbury.NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 

sebkbv,1'P.81-87 


636-70 

629-118 

Hillsboro  629 
Jerseyville  703 
629-1 

Alticane  529 
Calgary  629,  636 
Causapscal  529 
535-178 
Montague  629 
535-70 
529  192 
629-347 
645-1 

Dartmouth  529 
Petit  Rocher  529 
645-1 
529-162 
Stroud  629 

535- 27 

Stream8town  536 

529-137 
Winfield  635 
Abbotsford  514,535 
649  7 

Little  Bras  d’Or 

529 

Heatherton  529 
529-192-207,  535’44 

562-2 

536- 2-A5 

535-228-236-242 
Tracadie  629 
Long  Branch  529 
Leask  629  [636 

529-40 

Berthierville  535 


Monteith  649 
via  Churchill 
456,  233 
535-112 
529.34 

Shippigan  529 
via  Churchill, 

Man.  529 
650 

529-211 

Notre  Dame  529 
Williams  Lake  660 
529  319 
529-350 
Wiseton  529 

535-31  [goma) 
535-67  (R  R  n.  At 
Maitland  529 


529-215 
'35*144 
535-245 
529-137 
455,  233 
635-106 

Prince  Albert  529, 
535-233,  [535 

529-316-319-326 
Williams  Lake  650 
Newcastle  629 
529  245 
ia  Thorold 
529-192-193-194-195 
(SubP.O.of  Barrie) 
529-58(3  miles  to 
PO) 


POST 

OFFICES 


t  Allan  Park . 

Allan’s  Island  . . . 
Allanwater  .... 

Allard . 

A  llardville . 

Allegra . 

Allenby . 


Allendale. 


Allenford . . . 
t  Allen’s  Mill. 
Allensville  . . 


Allenwood . 

Alliance  ..281 
fAllifordBay  ... 

AUingham . 

Allison  Harbour., 
t  Allison  ville . 


'Alliston _ 1,987 

t  Allsaw . 

t  Allumettelsland 


t  Alma. 


.7,975 


Alma . 

A  Ima  . 

t  Alma . 

Alma . 

*  Almonte  ..2,672 
Alonsa . 

Alpen  Siding .... 

Alsask . 209 

t  Alsfeldt . 

Alsike  . 

Alta  Lake . 

Altamont . 

Altario . 

tAltawan . 


Alticane . 

*  Alton . 

f  Alton . 

Altona . 1,438 

*Alvena . 191 

Alvin . 

*Alvinston  ..693 
Amaranth. .  . . 
f  Amaranth. . . . 
'Amazon . 


Amber  Valley. . . . 

Amelia . 

Ameliasburg . . . 


t  Amery . 

Amesbury . 

Amesdale . 

Amherst.. .  .9,870 
t  Amherst . 


Amherstburg3638 

Amiens  . . . 

Amirault  Hill .... 


*Amisk . 

Amos . 4,265 

t  Amos . 

Amqui . 2599 

tAmsbury  . . 
Amsterdam 

* Amulet . 68 

t  Amulet . 

fAmyot . 

A  nagance .... 
Anahim  Lake. 

[Analta . 

Anama  Bay. , . 


DOMINION 
Rl, ECTOR  AL 
DISTRICTS 


Grey-Bruce . O 

Burin-Burgeo. .  Nd 

Port  Arthur . O 

Bonaventure . .  .Q 
Gloucester  .  .  ..NB 
Springfield .....  M 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . . .  BC 
Shelburne-yar- 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 

Bruce . O 

Portneuf . Q 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Simcoe  N  R . O 

Acadia . A 

Skeena . B.C 

Red  Deer .  A 

Comox-AlberniBC 
Prince  Edward  - 

Lennox . O 

I  >ufferin-Simcoe.O 

Victoria . O 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Lac  St.  Jean  . .  .y 

Well’g  t’n- Huron.  O 
St.  John-AlbertNB 

Pictou . NS 

Prince . PEI 

Lanark . O 

Pori  age- 

Neepawa . M 

Athabaska . A 

Kiuderslev . S 

Grey-Bruce..  .0 
Wetaskiwin. . . .  A 
Coast  Capilano  BC 

Lisgar . M 

Acadia . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek....  S 
The  Battlefords  S 

Peel .  O 

Col’ester-HantsNS 
Provencher. . . .  M 

Rosthern  . S 

Burnaby- 

C"quitlam  .BC 
Lambton-Kent.  0 
PortageNeepawaM 
Dufferin-Simcoe  O 
Moose  Jaw-Lake 

Centre . S 

Athabaska .  A 

Vegre\  ille . A 

Prince  Edward- 
Lennox  ......  O 

Churchill . M 

Athabaska....  A 
Kenora-Rain.v  R.O 
Cumberland .  N  S 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine.  .  .Q 
Essex  SR.  .  O 
Meadow  Lake.  .S 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 

Acadia . A 

Chapleau  .  . .  0 

Northumberl’dNB 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Skeena.  B  0 

Mackenzie . S 

Assiniboia . S 

Villeneuve . Q 

Port  Arthur . O 

Royal.  .  NB 
Skeena  ....  BC 

Athabaska . A 

Selkirk . M 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEKKEY,  PP.81-87 


Hanover  629,  635 
Lamaline  378'9 
629-166 

NouvelleWest  629 
Bathurst  629 
Milner  Ridge  636 
636-91 

Lockeport  529 

529-189 
529-105 
Utterson  529 

Elmvale  529 
529-324 
Skidegate  455 

635- 261 
465,  233 
Consecon  529 

529-191,  636-4 
Lochlin  529 
Pembroke,  O. 

529,  535 

505'1  fSt.  Joseph 
d’Alma,  P.O. ) 
629T88 
Hillsboro  629 
529T9 
529-1 

636- 65 
529-228 

664-2 

529-252-267 
529-189 
Breton  536 

660 

529-222 

535-183 

535-170 

529-283 

535.39 

529-12 

535-116 

29-290 

Coquitlam  535 

623-37,  529-202 
529.228 
535-41 
535.159 

Athabaska  629 
Redwater  629 
Belleville  529,536 

629-246 

Lao  la  Biche  645 
529-160 

529-12 

347,  348-1,  103 
(Havre  Aubert  PO) 
623-30,329-3 
529-287 
Tusket  529 

536.168 
529  120 

529-79  (P.O.  Lower 
529-50  [Derby) 

529-350 

529.276 

535.166-170 

Noranda  629,649 

535-66 

529.42 

Williams  Lake  650 
Rochester  629 
Gypsumville  629 


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OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  UN  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
SHE  KEY,  PP.  81-87 


*  Ancaster . 

Aneienne  Loret.te 

Anderson’s  Oove. 

*  Andover . 


*  Andrew  ....625 

Auer  ley . 

Aneroid . 283 


fAnfield. 


Ange  Gardien.. 

Ange  Gardien  de. 

Rouville 
Ange  Gardien  Eat 


Angeline 
Angels  Cove. 
Angers  j.  ... 
Angle  Lake  . 


432 


Anglemont .... 

f  Angler . 

Anglia . 

Angliers . 466 


*  Angus . 

*  Angusville. 

Anjou . 


Ankerton. 


Anniore  . 


tAnnable . 

Annaheim  . . . 

Annan . 

Annandale  Lot  56 
Annapolis  Royal 
784 

t  Annidale . 

t  Anning . 

tAnnis . 

t  Annoneiation . . 

Anola . 

Anse  4  Mercier. . 

A  nse  au  Griffon. 
Anse  au  Griffon 

Word . 

f  Anse  au  Saumon 
tAnsedesMeehins 

Anselrao . 

Anse  Ste.  Anne 
des  Monts 

t  Anshaw . 

t  Arison . 


A  nsonville  . 
Antelope . . . 


Anten  Mills.. . 
t  Anthony  ...... 

t  Anticosti  Isle743 

*  Antigonish 

3,196 

Antigonish 
University 

*  Antler . 132 

Anton  Lake  .... 

Antrim . 

t  Anvil  Island . . . 

Anzac . 

A pohaqui . 

A  ppin . 

Appledale . 

Apple  Hill . 


Wentworth  . . . .  O 

Quebee- 

Montmorenc,y..Q 
Burin- Burgeo . .  Nrt 
Victoria- 
Oarleton.  ...HB 

Vegreville . A 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Swift  Current 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Victoria- 
Carleton.  ...NB 
Quebec- 
Montmorency  .Q 
Shefford . Q 

Quebec 
Montmorency .  Q, 

Shefford . Q 

St.  John's  West.Nd 

Hull . Q 

Battle  River 

Camrose . A 

Kamloops  ....BO 
Port  Arthur  ...  .0 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  .Q 
Dufferin-Simeoe .  O 

Marquette . M 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiereQ 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. .  ,BC 
Kootenay  W  .  .B  C 
H’mboldt-M  efforts 

Grey  NR . O 

Kings  . .  ..PEI 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . N  S 

Royal . NB 

Athabaska .  A 

Kamloops . B  C 

Labelle . Q 

Springfield . M 

Gaspb . Q 

Gaspb, . Q 

Gaspb . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Gaspb . Q 

Athabaska. . 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 

Cochrane . 0 

Swift  Current- 


m'a  Hamilton 
535 '21  (R  R  name 
Lorette),  122 
378-9 
535-309 

535-226 

529-267 

535170 

Blue  Bell  529 

529-122  (R  R  name 
L'Ange  Gardien) 
635-1  (R  R  name 
Canrobert) 
Dufournel  629 

629'96 

Placentia  529 
535-18 

Derwent  535 

Notch  Hill  635 
535"66 
535-153 
535-26,  318 

529-194 

529-230 

St.  Barthblemy 
529,  535 

529-324 

Port  Moody  535 

535- 78 

St.  Gregor  529 
rid  Owen  Sound 
Cardigan  529 
562-1 

536- 315 
Ashmont  529 
535-70 
535.23 
529-160 
Gaspe  529 
Gaspb  529 

Gaspb  529 
La  Malbaie  529 
Matane  528 
Green  Court  629 
Ste.  Anne  des 

Monts  348'1 

529-327 
529-147-169 


Apple  River. 
Appleton  . . . 


Maple  Creek. . 

Simooe  NR . O 

Timmins . O 

Saguenay . Q 

Antigonish 
GuysboroughNS 
Antigonish 
G-iysboroughNS 
Moose  M’ntain..S 

Athabaska . A 

Halifax . NS 

CoastCapilanoBC 

Athabaska  . A 

Royal . N  B 

Middlesex  W  R..0 
Kootenay  W..BC 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Lanark . O 


POST 

OFFICES 


*  Apsley  . 


Aquadell. . . . 
Aquaforte..  . 
Arabella  .... 

Arbakka . 

Arbeau . 

Arborfield. .  . 

Arbor g . 

Arbor  Vitae. 

Arbury . . 

Arbuthnot. . . 


521 


Arcadia . 

(■Arcadia . 

* Archerwill. .  .275 
Archibald 
Archibald  Settle¬ 
ment 

Archive  . 

Archydal . 

*  Areola . 614 

Arctic  Red  River. 

*Ardath . 76 

Ardbeg  . 


*  Arden . 

*  Arden. 


Iroquois  Falls  649 
535-225 

Hendrie  529 
Matheson  649 
123 
529-17 

Antigonish  529 

635-150 
Clyde  629 
Milford  529 
455  or  via  Vancou’r 
645-2 
529-42 
529-205, 

535-77 
535-33 


tArdendale. 


Ardenode . 

Ardill  . 38 

Ardley . 

Ardley . 


Ardmore . 
Ardoch. .  . 


Ardrossan. 


*Arelee. 

tArena. 


Argenta . 

Argentenay.. 
t  Argenteuil. 


Argentia . 

fArgentia  Jot. . 

tArgo . 

tArgolis . 

Argyle . 

A  r gyle . 

Argyle . 


535-42, 
[623-37 


Parrshoro  549 
Carleton  Place  5351 


Argyle  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Argyle  Head 
Argyle  Sound. . . . 
*Arichat . 


tArisaig. 


Ariss . 

Arkell .... 

'  A  rkoma 
t  Arkwood 
Arlington  West.. 


.  .370 


Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .O 
RosetownBiggar-S 
St.  John’s  W . .  Nd 

Mackenzie . S 

Provencher . M 

Northumbeil'd  NB 
II’niboldt-M  elfortS 

Selkirk . M 

Kenora- Rainy  R.O 

Melville  . S 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek .  S 
Shelburne-  Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Peace  River . A 

H’mboldt-M  efforts 
Col’ester-  Hari  ts  N  S 
llestigouche- 

Madawaska.  NB 
Aasiniboia  .  .  S 

R'isetov  n  RiggarK 
Moose  M’ntain.S 
Mackenzie 
River ....  NWT 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Portage- 
Neepawa  ...  .M 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Bow  River . A 

Assiniboia . S 

Acadia . A 

Burnaby- 
Richmond..  .BC 

Athabaska . A 

Hastings 

Fronton ao  . .  ..O 
Edmonton 
Strathcona  .  ..A 
The  Battlefords..S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ..S 
KootenayWest  B  C 

Roberval . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagues. .  ..Q 
St.  John’s  W. .  .Nd 
St.  John's  W. . .  Nd 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Victoria . O 

Selkirk  . . M 

Victoria 
Carleton.  ...NB 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yrar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Antigonish- 
GuysborougbNS 
Wellington  S  R..0 
Wellington  S  R . .  O 
Lambton  W  R  . .  0 

Kent . O 

Digby-Annapoiis 


Lakefield  529 


Armena. 


Armada . 

Kings . 

...NS 

Armadale . 

PEI 

Armagh . 730 

Bellechasse  . 

---.Q 

Armagh  Station. 

Bellechasse.. 

...  Q 

*Armdalc. . . . 

Halifax . 

.  ,N  S 

Battle  River- 
Camrose . . . 


529-269 

via  St.  John’s 
Norquay  529 
Vita  529 

Upper  Blaokville 
629-286  [629 

536  122 

Pinew-ood  629 
Punnichy  529 
536-163 

529-27 

645-1 

535-144 

Truro  529,  662 
Nash  Creek  529 

535-168-172 
529-271 
635-150 
444,  175 

529-267 

529-130 

535-34  (RRname 
Ardendaie) 

535-100 

535-34  (Arden  PO.) 

529-315 
529-270 
529-316 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver) 
629-327 

Clarendon  535 

529-245 

535-141 

535-171 

445-3 

Dolbeau  529 
529-91 

679-36,  378-1-2 

539-36 

529-269 

529  131 

529-170 

529-242 

Bristol  635  or 

Juniper  529 

529-27 

Argyle  529 

Pubnico  529 

360,  376,  or 
Louisdale  529 
Antigonish  529 

535-37 

535-37 

Watford  529 
535-42 

Paradise  562 

636-242 
Selkirk  529 
529-118 
529-118 

529-12-26,  562-1 
(postal sta.  of 
529-323  [Halifax) 


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POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

8EEREY,PP. 81-87 


Armistice . 

Armit . 

Armitage . 

A  nnley . 

Arinow  . 

'  Armstrong  l,  1215 

t  Armstrong . 

t  Armstrong  Cor . 
Armstrong  Sta.. 
Armstrongs  Brook 

A  maud  . 

t  Arner . 

Arnes  . 

Arneson . 

Arnold . 

*  Arnold's  Cove.. 

*  Am  prior .  .4,381 


Athabaska . 

.  A 

Mackenzie . 

.  .s 

York  NR.  .  . . 

.  .o 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Bruce  .  . 

.0 

Okauagan- 
Revelstuke  . 

BC 

Beauoe  . 

■•SI 
N  K 

Royal . 

Port  An  hur . 

•O 

Restigoaohe- 

Madawaska 

NB 

Provencher . . . 

.M 

Essex  SR  ... 

.  .0 

Selkirk . 

M 

.A 

Shelburne  Yar 

mouth -Clare 

NS 

St.  John’s  W. . 

Nd 

Renfrew  S  R  . 

.  0 

529-318 

529*232 

Newmarket  529 
535*144 

Kincardine  529 
535-74-76-80, 
529-351 

St.  Georges  675 
Welsford  535 
529  156 

Jacquet  River  52p 

535-115 
546-2 
535  123 

Lockeport  529 
529 '326 

529*3 

535*65  529  2 14 


POST 

OFFICES 


Asquith . 255 

*Assiniboia  1,938 
Assumption .... 

Astle  . 

Aston  Jet.  . .  .351 

Aston  Si  a  l  ion _ 

Astorville . 

Atalante  . 

*  Athabasca  .1068 
Athalmer.  ...... 

Athelstan . 


* Athens  .  .  846 

*  At  her  ley  .  .  . 

At.hlnne . 

Athol . 

.4  t  hoi  villa . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Roseto  wn-Biggar  S 

Assiniboia . S 

Peace  iviver. .. .  A 
York  Sun  bury  NB 
Nicolet  Yan.askaq> 
N  i  eo  1  e  t  -  Y  amas  k  am 

Nipisamg . O 

Quebec- 
MontmorencyQ 
Alliabaska.  a 
Kootenay  East .  B  C 
Ghateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Leeds . . O 

Victoria . O 

Dutferin-Sinicoe .  G 
Cumberland. ..  JS  S 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska. .  M  B 


Arnstein . 

Arntjieid . 

Aroostook  Jane. 

Arpin . 

Arran  .  .223 

f  Vrrandale..  .  . 

Arras . 

t  Arrow  Greek. . . . 
Arrowhead 

Arrow  Park . 

Arrow  River 
Arrowwnod . . .  222 
Arseneault . 

Arthabaska  2321 

*  Arthur . 1088 

Arthur  ette . 

t  Arthurville . 

Artland . 

t  Artois . 

Arundel . 

Area . 

*Arvida. . .  11,078 
A  r  villa . 

*  Asbestos.  .8,190 
Ascot  Corner 

fAsh . 

Ashburn . 

Ashby . 

*  Ashcroft . 

Ashdad  . 

fAshdod . 

Ashern . 

Ashley . 

Ashmont . 

Ashmore . 

f  Ashpoint . 

Ashton  . 

Ashville . 

t  Ashworth . 

fAskilton  . 

Aspdin . 

Aspen . 

Aspen  Beach  . .  32 
Aspen  Cove . 

Aspen  Grove.  . . . 


Parry  Sound- 


Muskoka .  .  .  .  O 

Yilleneuve . Q 

Victoria  - 

Carletou . NB 

Cochrane  . O 

Mackenzie  ..Sask 

Skeena  . BC 

Cariboo . B  C 


Kootenay  Easi  B  C 
Okanagan- 
Revels'  oke  . .  BC 
Kootenav  VYestB  C 
Marquette  ...  .M 

Macleod  . A 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine. .  .Q 
Drunuuond- 
Arthabaska  .  Q 
W’llingt’n  -  Huron  'J 
Victoria- 
Carleton  ..NB 

Belleohasse . 

The  Battlefords  S 
Montmagny- 

1/ Islet . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagues. . .  .  Q 
Middlesex  E.  R. .  O 

Lapointe  . Q 

Jasper- Edson.  .A 
Richmond- Wolfe  Q 
Sherbrooke  ...  .^ 

Halton . O 

Ontario . O 

Cape  Breton  N.  & 
Victoria  .  .  NS 
Kamloops  ...  BC 
Renfrew  SR,.  ..O 

Renfrew  S  R. . .  .0 

Selkirk  . M 

The  Battlefords.. S 
Athabaska. ....  A 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Royal . N  B 

Carlet-on  . O 

Dauphin . M 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka .  .  .  .  O 
Inv^rness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka .  .  .  .  O 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough .  N  S 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate..  Nd 
Kamloops . BC 


Aspy  Bay. 


Cape  Breton  N.- 
I  Victoria . NS 


Trout  Creek  529 
649  7 

535-302-304-309(RR 
name  Aroostook) 
Norembega  529 
5  >9-239 
455 

Dawson  Creek  645 
v  reston  55 
535*75 

Nakusp  535 

535*111 

535-242 

Via  Grindstone 

Island 

Victoriaville  529 


535-41 

535-310 

St.  Vallier  529 
529*245 

Lafontaine  529 

529*99 

via  London 
685*4,  529-105 
646 ' 4 

Danville  529 

675  (R  R  n.  Ascot) 

529  192 

Myrtle  635 

Sub  PO  or  Sydney 


535-70,  529-347 
535*61  (R  R  narru 
Ashdod) 

535*61  ( Ashdad  PO) 
529*231 

Green  street  535 
529-318 

Weymouth  562 

Rothesay  629 

535*65 

529-259 

Huntsville  529 
West  Bay  Road  529 
Huntsville  529 
Antigonish  529 
535*244 

Ladle  Cove  3787 

Merritt  535 
via  Dingwall 


t  Atik . 

Atikameg . 

A  tikoka'n 

t-Atkinsnn  . 

\  Atlanta . 

Atlantic. 

A  tlee . . 

*  A  thin.  . 

A  tmore . 

f  Atnarko 
Attica  . 

*  A  twatrr  ....  86 

*  Atwood 
Atwood’s  Brook. 

Aubigny . 

Aubrey  . 


Auburn . 

*  A  uburn . 

t Auburn  .  . 
f  Auburndale  . .  . 

Auburndale  .. 

Auburnton . 

\ uburn ville  . 

f  Aubut . 

Utclair . 

Aud«n  . 

A  udet . 

Aulac . 

f  Auld  .... 
f  Auld  Cove. . . . 

Avltsville . 

A  wrigny . 

* Aurora  ... 3,358 
Austin.... 

Austin.  . 

f  Australian . 

Ant  hier . 

.4  ut hier  Nord.. . . 

Auvergne . 

Avalon  . 

Avebury . 

Averting . 

Avenir . 

A  voca . 

Avola . 

Avondale . 


vh  urchill  ...M 

Peace  River . A 

Kenora- 


Rainy  River  .U 
Cumberland .  N  S 

Digb.\  -Annapolis- 
Kin  gs  NS 

Shelburne- Yar 
mouth- Clare  NS 
Medicine  Hat. Alta 
Skeena  ....  B  (5 

Athabaska . A 

Skeena .  ...  BC 

H’mboldt-  Melf  ortS 

Melville . S 

Perth . O 

Shelburne- Yrar- 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 

Proven  cher . M 

Chateauguay- 

Humingdon* 

La  prairie  .  Q 
Difirby  -Annapolis- 
Kinga  . .  ..NS 
Huron ...  O 
Queens..  .  P.  E.l 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  N  S 
Battle  River- 

Cam  rose . A 

Moose  M’ntain  S 
North um bet  I  d  NB 
Temiscouata  . . .  .Q 
T6misoouata. . . .  Q 
Port  Arthur .. .  O 
Compton- 

Frontenac . . . Q 
Westmorland.. N  B 
Essex  SR  . O 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughN  S 

Stormont . O 

lies  de  la 
Madeleine . . .  Q 

York  NR . O 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Crome-Mi8sisquoiQ 

Cariboo .  .B  C 

Chapleau . Q 

Chapleau . Q, 

Portneuf . Q 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Prince  Albert - S 

Simcoe  N  R.  .  v.  .0 
Athabaska  . . A 
A  rgenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes...  Q 

Kamloops - BC 

St.  John’s  E. .  Nd 


91 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


636 -141-158,529 ’245 

63D'14.'i-l  68-170 

Peace  Rivt  r  64  6 

529-79 

529-86-88 

529-88 

529137 

Loretteville  529 
529-317 

L’k  VVind'rni’re  536 
633-1 


via  Brockville 
529  173-193 
Tottenham  529,536 
-529-12 

Campbellton  629 

529'247 
Enilda  646 
529'1S2 

529-12  (North 
Greenville  P  O) 
Sheffield  Mills  662 

Greenwood  529 

535-216 

233  01-  Caroross  717 
Lac  La  Biche  645 
via  Bella  Coola 

535- 17  6 
529-246 
529-182 
529-27 

via  Silver  Plains 
529-211 

562-1 

536- 37 
529-9 

Bridgewater  529 

Vermilion  529 

Manor  536 
Loggievillt  529  [PO 
529  "118(  Pied  du  Lac 
Ste  Rose  529 
529  156 

Mdgantic  535,  675 

529-12 

623-30 

529-17 

529-83 

via  Amherst 

529-193 

536-112 

Magog  536 
660 

529-120 
Authier  529 
Portneuf  529,  636 
Etzikom  536 
Leask  529 
529-191 

Lac  la  Biche  645 
Pointe  auChene536 

629-347 

629-34 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


[Avondale  Road 

A  vondale  Station 

Avunhurst . 

Avonlea . 307 

A  vonmore . 

Avonport . 


Avonport  Station 


fAxford . 

*  Ayer’s  Cliff..  697 

Ayers . 

Aylesbury  .  ..127 

* Aylesford .... 

*  Aylmer  (  Hast)  . 

4,375 

* Aylmer  (West ) 
3,483 

*Aylshain. . .  .403 

Aylwin  . 

Aylwin  Station 

*Ayr . 931 

tAyrness . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL. 

DISTRICTS 

Viotoria- 
Oarleton. . .  .N  B 

Pictou . NS 

Qu’Appelle . 8 

Assiniboia . S 

Stormont . .  0 

Rigby- Annapolis- 

Kings . .  .NS 

Digby- Annapolis 

King’s . N  S 

Assiniboia. . .  Sask 

Stanstead  . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. . .  .Q 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 
Digby  Annapoiis- 

King’s  . N  S 

Gatineau . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SURREY,  PP.81-87 


*Ayton. . . 
Azilda . . . 
t  Babcock . 
Babine .  . . 
Babineau. 
Baccaro . . 


.0 


Elgin 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Gatineau . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Waterloo  S  R. . .  .0 
Chateauguay- 
Huntington 


529-58 

529-17 
529  254 
529  268-270 
536-33 
562-1 

562-1 

635-170 
675 

Lachute  535 

h29-265 

562-1 

535-28  (R  R  name 
Aylmer) 
529-209,623-34,712 
(R  Rn.  Aylmer) 
529*2 

535- 27  (PO  2  milesi 
.535-27 

536- 36 
529-81-211 


POST 

OFFICES 


Bate  V  erte . 
Bate  Verte.. 


Baildon 
t  Bailey.. 


Bailieboro’ . 

fBain . 

Baine  Harbour.. 
Bainsville . 


Baintree . 

Baird . 

t  Baker . 

Baker  Brook. 


Baker  Lake. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  8  l  -87 


Westmorland..  NB 
Grand  Falls  - 
White  Bay  .  ..Nd 

Assiniboia .  S 

York-Sunliury  N  B 


Back  Bay ..... 
* Baddeck  ...  . 

fBaddeck  Bay.. 


* Baden  . 
t  Baden  . 
Badger .  . 
'Badger . 


* Badger's  Quay. 


Bad  Heart. 
Badjeros. . 
t Baffin. . . . 


t  Bagley  . 
Bagot  . . 

tBagot  . 


'  Bagotville  .4,136 
Baie  Comeau. 

3972 

Baie  de  la  TriniU 


Baie  des  Bacons. . 
Baie  des  Cnpucins 
Baie  des  Roohers 

Baie  des  Sables 

Baie-du-Lac .  . 

Baie  d’Urfe.,1223 

Baie  Johan  Beetz. 
Raie  Laval. 

Baie  Ste.  Anne 
Baie  Ste. 

Catherine 
tBaie  St. Laurent 

Baie  St.  Ludger  . 
tBaie  St  Nicolas. 
Baie  St  Paul  3716 


Laprairie. . . 

..Q 

Grey  -  Bruce. . . 

,.o 

.  .(> 

Lisgar . 

M 

Skeena . 

BC 

Kent . 

N  B 

Shelburne-Yar 

mouih  Clare 

.NS 

N  R 

Cape  Breton  Nth. 

Victoria. . . . 

NS 

Cape  Breton  Nth. 

Victoria. . . . 

NS 

Waterloo  S  R 

..O 

Churchill  .... 

..M 

Provencher . . 

..M 

Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay. 

.Nd 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate. 

.Nd 

Peace  River  . 

. .  A 

Grey  NR.... 

..0 

Portage- 

Neepawa . . 

.  M 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Portage- 

Neepawa.  .  .  M 
St.  Hyaeinthe- 

Bagot . 

Chiooutimi . 

Saguenay . 


Saguenay . 


•  Q 


Saguenay .  Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Matapedia- 
Matane  ••  Q 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .  Q 
Jacques  Oart-ier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Saguenay  . Q 

Saguenay.  .  Q 

Northumberl’d.  N  R 

Charlevoix..  ,Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Saguenay  . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 


529-189 
535  "6  [PO) 

529-227  (St.Lupicin 
Topley  529 
Rexton  529 
Barrington  529 

St.  George  535 
364,  374,  376, 
or  Iona  629 
via  Baddeck 

529-185  [PO) 

529-232  (RiceCreek 
529-238 
529-34 

Valley-field,  378  7 

Sexsmith  645 
Dundalk  536 
529  228 

Fairy  Glen  635 
535-112 

529 -86  (Ste.  Helene 
de  Bagot  P  0) 
685,  329-8,122 
348-2,  3491-2,  123 
(1’g.n.  Comeau  Bay) 
348-2,  349-2,  123 
(land'g  n.  Trinity 
Bay) 

via  Les  Escoumins 
via  Cap  Chat 
mil  St.  Simeon  or 
La  Malbaie  529 

628 


Baker  Settlement 
* Bala . 422 


St.  Eustache 
sur  le  Lao  529 
529-83,  536-33 

348-2,  123 
via  Forestville 
Loggieville  629 

umTadoussao 
Amqui  629 

via  Ragueneau 
via  Godbout 
629-122 


Balaclava  . 
Bala  Park.. 


Balcarres . 501 

Balderson . 

Baldonnel . 

Bald  Rook . 

Baldur . 

Bald  win . 

Baldwinton .... 

t  Balfour . 

* Balgonie  ....  146 
*  Haljennie  .... 
fRaUantine .... 
fBallantrae  .  . 
tBallantyne's 

Cove . 

Balia  Philip. .  . . 

Baliater . 

tBall  Creek. . . 


Ballina.fad .... 

tBallinora . 

tBallycroy  ... 
Bailydown  Beach 

fBalm . 

Balm  Beach  .  . . 
Balmertown.  . 

Balmoral  .... 


Balmoral  . 
t  Balmoral . 


t Balmoral  Mills. 

Balmy  Beach. . . . 

Balsam . 

Balsam  Bay  . . 
Balsam  Creek. 
fBalsam  Grove... 

t  Baltic . 

Baltimore .... 
t  Ralvenie .... 

Balzac . 

Bamberg . 

*  Bamfield  .... 


Northumb’land  O 
Medicine  llat.Alta 
Burin  Burgeo.  Nd 
Glengarry - 

Prescotl . 0 

Bow  River  ..Alt,a 
Port  Arthur .  . .  O 
Kootenai  East. B  C 
Restigouche- 
Madaw aska..N  B 
Keewatin  Dist 

NV\  T 

Oueens- 

Lunenburg  .N  S 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.  . 

Grey  NR. 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.  .  . .  O 

Melville . S 

Lanark . O 

Cariboo . B.C. 

Halifax . N  S 

Lisgar . .  . . .  Jd 

York  NR . O 

The  Battlefords  .8 
Kootenay  West  BC 
Qu’Appel  e . . Sask. 
The  Battlefords.  .S 
Jasper-Edson  .  A 
Y  ork  NR..  . . .  O 
Antigonish- 
Guy  sborough  NS 

Kent  .  N  P 

Peace  River..  .A 
Cape  Breton  N .  • 
Victoria  NS 
Wellington  SR.  O 
The  Battlefords  S 
Duflerin-Simt-ne  0 
Dufferin-simeoe.  •  > 
Jasper-Edson .  A 

Simcoe  EE . O 

Kenora-Raii  y 

River,  O 
Restigouche- 
Madavvaska  .  NB 

Selkirk . M 

Inverness- 
Richmond .  NS 
Colchester - 

Hants . N  S 

Danforth . O 

Ontario .  O 

Springfield . M 

Nipissing . O 

Athabaska . . . .  A 

Kings . PEI 

Northumberland  O 
Renfrew  SE....0 

Row  River . A 

Waterloo  NR..  O 
Comox-Alberni  BC 


629-54 

378-6-8 

629-268 

535-307  (Central 
Blissville  P  O) 
via  Port  Hope 
635-170 
378  1 
529-83 


529-315 
Murillo  535 
Mayook  535 
529-114-118 

193 


* Bancroft . . .  1334 


* Banff . 

Banff  Springs 

Hotel . 

*  Bangor ....  134 
Bangs  Falls. . . . 


Bankeir . 


Hastings 
Frontenac.. . .  O 

Bow  River . A 

Bow  River . A 

Melville .  8 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  ..  BC 

Bankend . Yorkton  S 

jtBankfield . Port  Arthur. !  ”’o 

1 1  Bankhead . I  Bow  River . Al635'226 


Bridgewater  529 
535-48 

via  Owen  Sound 
629-130 

535-165,  529-254 
Perth  535 
via  Ft.St.John 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
529-227 
Sutton  629 
553-164 

145-3  or  Proctor 

535- 149  [635 

535T41 
Cherhili  529 
Stouffville  529 
Antigonish  529 

Rexton  529 
Father  645 
529-14 

Geoigetown  529 

CVK-IHA 

Palgiave  529,  536 
Lefroy  529 
Green  Court  629 
Perkinsfield  529 
Red  Lake  Hd  529or 
Vermilion  Bay  535 
Eel  River  629 

536- 122 
Louisdale  529 

Tatamagouche  629 

(Sub  P.  O.  Toronto) 
Glen  Major  536 
52b  240 

via  North  Bay- 
Newbrook  646 
5-29-8(E.  Baltic  PO) 
Cobourg  529,  536 
Caldwell  629 
636-272 

Petersburg  529 
460-2,  466  or  Port 
Alberni  535 
629  147-14 


535- 226 
Banff  535 

529-245 
Liverpool  629 

535'91  (R.  R.  name 
Jellicoe) 

536- 173 
Geraldton  529 


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POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP. 81-87 

Bannerman .  ... 

Brandon-Souris .  M 

Wakopa  629 

fBanning  . 

Kenora- 

629-132 

Rainy  River 

..O 

Bannock . 

.  .8 

629*232 

Bannockburn . .  . 

Hastings- 

529-147 

Frontenac  . . 

..O 

Bapaume . 

Meadow  Lake 

..s 

529  28 

Baptiste . 

Hastings- 

529  149 

b  rontenac. . 

fBarabe . 

O 

tBarachois . 

Westmorland.. 

N  B 

Shediac  529  [Pu 

1  Barachois . 

Cape  Breton  N  . 

529*14  (Baraohois 

and  Victoria. .NS 

Harbour  P.O.) 

Barachois  de 

Gaspb  . 

--Q 

529*116  (R  R  nam< 

Malbaie. 

Barachois) 

Baraohois  Harn’r. 

Cape  Breton  N. 

Barachois  529 

and  Victoria 

.Ns 

Barachois  Nord. . 

Gaspe . 

..Q 

Barachois  629 

Barachois  Ouest.. 

Gasp6 . 

..q 

Baraohois529  [PO 

t  Barbour . 

Yorkton . 

..s 

529*278  (Dunleatl 

t  Barclay . 

Kenora- 

535-61 

Rainy  River 

..o 

Bar  de  Cocagne 

Kent . 

N  B 

Buctouche  529 

fBardo . 

Vegreville  . .  .Alta 

629-316 

Bareneed . 

Trinitv-Concep- 

tion . 

.Nd 

Clarke 'sBeach  529 

Barford . 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

535-144 

Bar  Haven . 

Burin- Burgeo 

.Nd 

378-2 

B a  rich. . 

A 

■Smoky  Lake  529 

Baring . 

Gu’Appelle . .  .Sask 

635-164 

f  Barker  . . 

Aork-Sunbury 

NB 

535*615 

*  Barker  viLLe . 

BC 

Quesnel  650 

Barkfield . 

Provencher. . . 

.  M 

Carey  635 

fBark  Lake 

Renfrew  S  R 

..O 

Barrys  Bay  529 

Barkmere . 64 

Argenteuil-Deux 

Montagnes . . 

•  •  Q 

Arundel  529 

Barkway . 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka.  . 

,.o 

Gravenhurst  629 

Barlochan ...... 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka.  . 

.  O 

Gravenhurst  529 

.RC 

650 

Bamahy  River . 

N  orthumberl’d  N  B 

529-50 

..Q 

Belval  529 

Barnegat . 

a thabaska.  .  . 

..A 

645-2 

f  Barnes  Crossing 

Meadow  Lake 

.  .s 

Meadow  Lake  53. 

Barnesdale . 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka.  . 

..  0 

Lake  Joseph  529, 

Barnesville  . 

Royal  . 

N  B 

Hampton  629  [536 

Barnet  . 

Burnaby- 

535’70  [Barnett) 

Coquitlam . . 

.BC 

Barnettville . 

Northumberi’dNB 

529'79  (R  R  name 

Barney  River  Sta. 

Pictou . 

N  S 

529-17 

Barney's  River 

Pictou . NS 

Barney  River  529 

+  Barnhart . 

Kenora- 

Emo  529 

Rainy  River 

..O 

t  Barnhart  Vale  . . 

Kamloops. . . . 

BC 

Kamloops  535,  62P 

..M 

635  113 

Bamstnn . 

Stanstead .... 

..Q 

Coaticook  529 

Barnwell . 

Lethbridge  . . . 

Alta 

535-230 

*  Barons . 369 

Macleod . 

..A 

535-236 

t Barony . 

York-Sunbury.  NR 

529-68 

Barrage  St.  Nar- 

Champlain. . . 

-■<5 

St.  Narcisse535 

cisse. . 

Barra  Glen . 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

529-14 

Victoria. . . . 

N  S 

Barra  Head . 

Inverness- 

St.  Peters  529 

Richmond  . 

N  S 

Barraute . 500 

Chapleau .  .  . 

■  ■Q 

529-120-125 

Dorchester. .  . 

..q 

Ste.  Justine  675 

(Barrette . 489 

Labelle . 

•  Q 

535 -23(Val  Barrette 

Barrett  Lake. . . . 

Skeena . 

BC 

529-350  [P  O) 

Barrhead. .  .1,243 

Jasper-Edson 

.  .A 

645-4 

*Barrie  ...12,614 

Simcoe  North 

.  .0 

529-193 

N  B 

Rogersville  529 

Kingston  .... 

..O 

Kingston,  529,535 

Barrie  Island.. . . 

Algoma  E  R. 

..O 

via  Gore  Bay,  O 

Kamloons . 

B  C 

529-347 

■(■Barrier  Lake. .. 

Humb’t-Melfort  .S 

Rose  Valley  535 

Barrington . 

Chateauguay- 

529-80-211 

Huntingdon 

Laprairie 

•  -Q 

93 


POST 

OPTICUS 


*  Barrington .... 

Barrington 

Passage. 
Harrington  West 

Barrios  Beach  . . . 

Bar  River . 

(arrow  Bay . 

Barrows . 

1  Barry  River _ 

‘  Barry  s  Bay  1218 

Barry  vale . 

Barryville . 

Bares’  Corners  . . . 

Barthel . 

Bartholomew  .... 

dartibog . 

Hiartibog  . 

Bartibog  Bridge. 

1  Bartlett . 

Bartlett’s 

Harbour . 

Barton . 

1  Barton . 

iartonville . 

fBartouille . 

Barvas  . 

Barville  . 

Barwick . 

Bas  Caraquet . . . 
iBas  de  la  Baie.. 
Bas  tie  l’Anse  .... 
Bashaw . 603 

Basilique  Ste. 

Anne . 

t Basin  Road. . . 

'  Bassano  ...  624 
Ba-heAboujagane 
'  Bass  River  .... 

Bass  River . 

Bass  River  East 
Bass  River  Point. 

Basswood . 

Bastarache . 

*  Ba.tawa . 

Batohawana . . . 

*  Bateman . . .  .137 

Bateston . 

tBatesville. ... 
*Ba,th  . 406 


Bath 


Rath  Road. . . . 

*  Bathurst. .  .4,463 

tBathurst . 

Bathurst  Mines. 
Batisean  ...  ... 
Ball  scan  Station. 

Batoehe . 

Ratteau . 

tRatteaux  ... 

Battersea . 

f  Battle . 


Battle  Creek. . . . 

*Battle.ford  1,319 
Battle  Barbour. . 
Battle  Heights. .. 
Battle  Lake . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Shelburne-Yar- 
mom.h-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough .  .NS 

Algoma  W  R . 0 

Bruce . 0 

Churchill  ....  M 
Pontiac  - 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Renfrew  8R....0 
Renfrew  8B....O 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 
Meadow  Lake. .  ..S 
Northumberl’d  N  b 
Northumberl’d  N  B 
Gloucester.  ...Kli 
Northumberl’d  NB 

Charlotte . N  B 

Humber- 
St.  George’s.. Nd 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings .  NS 

York-Sunbury  .NB 

Hamilton  S . 0 

Chapleau .  Q 

Yorkton . S 

Chapleau .  C,‘ 

Kenora-Rainy  R.  0 
Gloucester. . . .  NB 

Charlevoix . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Charlevoix . Q 

(nverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Westmorland . .  NB 
Col’ester-HantsNS 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . NB 

Kent . N  B 

Marquette . M 

Kent . N  B 

Hastings  SR  ...  .0 
Algoma  W  R. . .  O 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  .  .S 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox .  0 

Victoria- 

Carleton . .  N  B 

Kingston . O 

Gloucester.  ...NB 

Lanark .  O 

Gloucester.  ...NR 

Champlain . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Rosthern . Sask 

Labrador  .  Nd 

Simcoe  NR . O 

Kingston . 0 

Battle  River- 

Cam  rose  . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  S 
The  Battlefords  S 

Labrador . Nd 

Mackenzie . S 

Wetaskiwin . A 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED, OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  tt.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


629-26-27 

629-27 

Barrington  629 
Monastery  629 
636-67 

Wiarton  629 
629-232 

Campbell’s  Bay635 

629-214 

536-61 

Newcastle  629 
New  Germany  529 

St.  Walburg  629 
Blackville  529 
Newcastle  529 
629-50 

Newcastle  529 
536-306 

378-8 

North  Range  562 
536-301 

mb.  P.O.ofHamil’n 
629-125 
529-278 
Barraute  529 
629-132 
Uaraquet  529 
Bale  St.  Paul  529 
La  Malbaie  629 
529-316 

Ste.  Anne  Station 
629 

529-24 

535-226-240-246 
Shediac  529 
Londonderry  529 
Harcourt  629 
Harcourt  629 
Harcourt  629 
635-101 

St.  Anthony  529 
529.147 

via  Sault  Ste  Marie 
629-270 

Catalorie  698 

529  -99 

Ernestown  529 
535-309 

[Kingston 
Sub  P.O.  of 
529-50-60 

636  '34(W  emyssPO) 
Bathurst  629 
535-21 
535-21 

Duck  Lake  529 
378  4 
529-194 

Kingston  529,535 
529-315-316 

Govenloek  535 

529-250,535-177 

378-4-8 

Carrot  River  629 
Wetaskiwin  636 


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POST 

OFFICES 


f Battle  Ridge.. 

Battrum . 

Bauliue . 

*  Saw  If . 236 


t  Baxter . 

Baxter’s  Harbour 


t  Bayard . 

Bayard  Station, 

Bay  Bulls . 

Bay  de  Verde.  867 

Bay  du  Nord. . 

Bay  du  Vin . 

Bay  duVin  Beach 

fBayend  . 

* Bayfield . 321 

*  Bayfield . 

f  Bayfield . 


[Bayfield  Road. 

Bayhain . 

Bay  L’ Argent.... 

Baynes  Lake . 

Bayonne . 

tBayport . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


ttAILRUAD  UN  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  IT  81-87 


Bay  Road  Valley . 
*Bay  Robertsliit 
[Bay  Shore. .  . 


t  Bay  side . 

fBayside . 

Bay  St.  Lawrence 

fBay  St.  Paul. . 
*Baymlle - 


fBayswater. . . 
fBayswater  .. 

Bay ton  . 

Bay  Trail .... 

Bay  Tree . 

fBazentin  .... 
Beachburg  . .  . 
Beach  Corner. 
Beach  Meadoivs. . 


Beachville  . . . 
Beacon  Corner. . . 
Beacon  Hill. . . 

Beaconia . 

fBeacon  Mines. 
fBeaoonsfield 

1,888 

Beaconsfield 

West 

Beadle . 

*  Beamsvillel,Hi 

Bearberry . 

fBear  Brook . 

Bear  Cave . 


Bear  Cove. 


Bear  Creek 
*Beardmore.. 
t  Bear  Flat. . . 


Acadia . A 

Kindersley . S 

St.  John’s  E —  Nd 
Battle  River  - 

Oamrose  . A 

Dutfenn-Simcoe  .0 
Digb.yAnnapolis- 

King’s . NS 

Labelle . Q 

Assiniboia  . fe 

St.  John’s  VV.  Nd 
Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion  . Nd 

Burin-Burgeo...Nd 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Northumberl’d  NB 

Dauphin .  M 

HuroD .  O 

Westmorland.  .N  B 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough.N  S 
Antigonish- 
GuyBborough  NS 

Elgin .  0 

Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Kootenay  East.  B C 
KootenayWR. .  BC 
Queens- 

Lunenburg .  N  8 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Trinity-Concep 

tion . Nd 

St  John-Albert 

NB 

Hastings  S -  O 

Halifax . NS 

Cape  Breton  N.  - 

Victoria . NS 

Charlevoix . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Musk  oka . O 

Hickel  Belt . O 

Royal . N  B 

Selkirk . M 

Rost  hern .  .  S 

Peace  River . A 

Meadow  Lake.. .  S 
Renfrew  N  R. . .  .0 
•lasper-Edson  ...  A 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 

Oxford  . 0 

Athabaska  . A 

Meadow  Lake. .  ,S 

Springfield . M 

Tasper-Edson.  .  .A 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Kindersley . .  .SaBk 

Lincoln . 0 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Russell . 0 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . 0 

Grand  Falls 
White  Bay  ..Nd 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Port  Arthur-. . .  .0 
Cariboo . BC 


Amisk  bib 
536-162 
via  St.  John’s 
535  232 


535*48 
Sheffield  Mills  625 

Annonciation  536 
629-270 
via  St.  John’s 
Carbonear  529 

378-9 

Loggieville  529 
Loggieville  529 
Ste.  Rose  529 
Brucefleld  529 
OpeTormentine52! 
Afton  Station  629 


529-17 


712 


Corinth  629 
178-3-9 
Elko  535 
Tye  535 

Lunenburg  629 

via  Bay  St. 

Lawrence 

529-37 


Bear  Island. 


Bear  Line. 
Biarn 


POST 
or  picks 


535- 312 

Belleville,  529,535 
via  Halifax 
365  or  via  North 
Sydney,  N  S 
(Baie  St.  Paul  P  0) 
Bracebridge  629 

529-130 

via  St.  John,  NB 
Moosehorn  529 

536- 17 

Pouce  Coupe  645 

529-287 

529-138 

Stony  Plain  629 
Liverpool  629 

529-203,  535-38 
Glendon  529 
St.  Walburg  629 
529-240-241 
Coalspur  529 
529-83,  535-33 

Beaconefield 
529,  535 
529-252 
529-203 
Olds  536 
Leonard  635 
Parry  Sound  520. 

535 

378-S 


535-156 

529-131 


fBear  Pass  . 

Bear  Point . 

*  Bear  Hirer 

Bear  River  . 
Bear  Valley 


Beaton  . 

Beatons  Mills  . 

Beatty . 14- 

fBeattyville. 

Beaubier . 

Beaubois . 

Beaueanton .... 
IBeauoe  Jet. . . 
Beauceville  (Set). 

1,5-; 

Beauceville  Ouesi 
1141 

f  Beauchamp. . 

tBeauchene .... 

fBeaudoin  Centri 

Beaudry . 

Beaufield . 

fBeaufort . 

Beauglen . 

*  Beauharnois 

5,694 

fBeaulac . 502 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEEKEY,PP.  81-87 


Keuora- 

Rainy  River,  .0 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 
Digby  -  Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Kings .  PEI 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  0 

Kootenay  W  . . .  BC 

IfueenH . PEI 

Kosthern .  S 

Chapleau  . Q, 

(\68iniboia .  S 

Hour-ester . . . .  N  B 

Chapleau . Q 

Beauc-e . V 

Beauce . Q 


Beauce  . 


-Q 


Beaulieu . . . 

Beaumaris . 

Beaumont . . 
Beaumont. . 


.395 


Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Pontiac- 

Temiacamingue .  Q 
Richmond- Wolf  eQ 

Villeneuve . V 

Kindersley. . .  Sask 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . . .  N  B 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Joliette-L’Assomp 
tion-Montcalm.Q 
Temiscouata.  ..  Q 


Beaumont . 
Beaumont. 


Beauport. .  .6,390 

Beauvrt . 

Beaurepaire  . 

Beaurivage. . .  330 
Beausejour  .1,376 
Beausoleil . 


Beauval . 

Beauvallon . . .  . 
tBeaven  Lake. . . 


Bea  ver . 


Beaver  Bank  . 
Beaver  BrookSta. 
f  Beaver  Cannery 
Beaver  Cove  .... 

f Beaver  Cove  .. 
Beaver  Crossing 
IBeaver  Crossing 


Beaver  Dale . . . 
Beaverdam. . . . 
Beaverdell . 


Nipissing . 0 

Kent  . 0 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 


via  Fort  St.  John  or 

Beaver  Flat. . . . 

Boundary  . 

.  .BC 

DawsonCreek,6  IF. 

Rosetown  Biggar.  S 

418  or  Temagami 

Reaver  Harbour 

Charlotte .  . . 

.N  P 

619 

via  Chatham 

Reaver  Harbour. 

Halifax . 

..NS 

535-26 

■fBeaverley 

Cariboo . 

..BC 

\*Beaverlodge  .51 

PeaceRiver. 

.Alta 

629-132 

Shag  Harbor  629 

562-1 

529-4 

Trout  Creek  529 

Arrowhead  535 
Melville  529 
529-232 
529-126 
535-142 
Bathurst  529 
La  Sarre  529 
see  Vallee  Jet. 
675'1  (R  R  name 
Beauceville) 
Beauceville  675 

Daaquam  675 


535-26 

Garthby  676 
Rouyn  529,649 
529-269 

Juniper  629 
Cascapedia  529 
633-1,  629-89 

Raw-don  529 


Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Bellechas9e . Q 

*  Imonton- 
Strathcona. ...  A 

Victoria . BC 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. . .  Nrl 
Quebec- 

Montmorency .  t, 

Charlevoix . !,' 

cques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Springfield . M 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudibreQ 
M  eadowLake .  Sask 
Vegreville  ...  .A 
Argenteuil 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Halifax . N 

Northumberl’d  NP 

Skeena . BC 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . Nf 

Comox-Alberni  Ri 

Athabaska . / 

Chateauaruay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie. ..  1 

Yorkton . Sask 

Athabaska. . .  .Alta 
Okanagan- 


-51.  Louis  du  Ha  Ha 
629 


420  or  Bracebridge 
via  Levis,  Q  [629 
a  Sou. Edmonton 

Sub.P.O.ofVictoria 

378-5 

529-122  (Postal 
station  of  Quebec 
-  9-122 
529-83,535-33 

Scott  Jet.  675 
.535-102 
Lavaltrie  635 


Meadow-  Lake  635 

.635-164 

629-99 


529-226 

562-1 

529-60 

465 

529-14 

155  (Kokish  PO) 
Grat  d  Centre  629 
629-81 


529-278 

Bonnyville  529 
535-91 

Waldeek  536 
Pennfield  53E 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Prince  George  52P, 
646-1  [650 


1956] 


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POST 

OFFICES 


t  Beaverlodge 

Lake 


Beaver  Mines. . . . 
fBeavermouth. . . 
Beaver  River 

t  Beaver  River 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Meadow  Lake. .  ,S 


Mauleod . Alta 

Kootenay  East .  B  (J 
Shelburne- Yar¬ 
mouth  Clare.  NS 
Athabaska . A 


*  Beaverton  .  .1048 
Beaver  Valley. . . . 

Beazer  . 

Bicancour  ...31:: 
Bechard . 

Beeher  . 

Beoketville 

t  Beckwith. . 

Bedani . 

tBeddington  . . . . 

+  Bede . 

t  Bedell . 

Bedeque . 

*  Bedford _ 2,07B 

Bedford  . 

t  Bedford . 

tBedford  Mills 

Bedford  Park _ 

Bedford  Station.. 
t  Bedwell  River  . . 
[Bedworth . 

*  Beebe . 1,362 

t  Beebe  Junction . 
Beech  Grove . 

Beech  Hill _ 

Beech  Hill  Farms 

Beechmont  North 

[Beechwood . 

fBeechwood. . . . 

Beechy . 227 

Beersville . 

Beeton . 613 

fBegin . 

Beinn  Scalpie. . . . 

Beiseker .  326 

fB^lair  . 

Belair . 

t  Belanger . 

Belbeok . 

elburns . 

*Belbutte . 

Belcourt . 

Belfast . 

Belfountain . 

Belgrave  . 

Belhaven  . 

tBell . 

*  Bella  Bella . 

Bella  Coola . 

Bellamys . 

Bellarmin . 

Bellavance . 

Belle  Anse  . 

Belleau . 

Belleau  Brook. . . 
Bellecombe . 


Victoria  . . 0 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Lethbridge. .  .Alta 
N  icolet-  \  amaskay 
Qu’  Appelle. .Saak 
Lamb  ton- Kent...  0 
Restigouehe- 
Aladawaska.  .KB 

Lanark . 0 

Labelle . Q 

Bow-  River . A 

Brandon-Souris  M 
Grenville-DundasU 

Prince . PEI 

Brotne-Missisqu’iQ 

Halifax . N  S 

Provenoher . M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac _ O 

Eglinton . O 

Queens  . PEI 

Comox-Alberni  BC 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .O 

Stanstead  . Q 

Stanstead . Q 

Pontiao- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Queens- 
Lunenburg  .NS 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 

Huron . O 

Vietoria- 
Carleton.  ...N  B 
Rosetown- 

Biggar . Sask 

Kent . N  B 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Cape  Breton- 
N.  Victoria.  .NS 

Bow  River . A 

Portneuf . Q 

Springfield . M 

Temiscouata  . . .  .Q 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
Humber-Sb. 

Georges . Nd 

Meadow  Lake  Sask 

Chapleau . Q, 

Queens . PEI 

Peel . 0 

Huron .  O 

York  NR . O 

Leeds . O 

Skeena . BC 

Skeena . B  C 

Leeds .  O 

Beauce . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Gaspb . Q 

Levis . Q 

Mackenzie . S 

Villeneuve . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED  oK  near¬ 
est  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP. 81-87 


(P.O.  name  Eldora- 
io)  1. 6  or  Uranium 
City  193  or  Bushell 
444 

Pincher  635 
535-70 
Hebron  662 

529-327 

(Le  Goff  P.O.) 
529-130-178 
Cadillac  536 

Cardston  536 
Des  Ormeaux  629 
629-261 

VVallaceburg  646 
Jacquet  River  629 

535- 58 

536- 23 
535-227 
535-106 
535-33-59 
Summerside  529 
535-1 

562-1,  529-12 
529-238 

Perth  Road  529 

(Sub  P.O.  of  Tor- 
529-3  [onto) 

Clayoquot  450’2 
Barclay  535 

Beebe  Jet.  675 
675,  675-4 
Quyon  535 

Chester  Basin  529 

Hunt  Point  629 

North  Sydney,  529 

St.Columban  629 
535-309 

529-274 

Harcourt  529 
529-191-192,  636-48 
L’lsletville  529 

Little  Bras  d’Or 
629 

535-235,  529-316 

635-21 

529-240 

529-118 

535-153 


378.8 

529-287 

529-120 

Grandview  529 
Forks  of  Credit  535 
Wingham  529,535 
Sutton  529 
535-58 
455 

455  [Bellamy) 
535-58  (R  R  name 
St.  Georges  675 
529-50 

Barachois  529 
via  Levis  Q 
Pelley  529 
Rouyn,  529,  649 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECT-ORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Belle  Cote . 

Belle  Creek . 

Belledune . 

Belledune  River. 

Bellefeuille . 

t  Belletieur . 

Bellefond . 

Bellegarde . . 

Belle  Isle . 

Belleisle  Creek. . . 
Belle  Marche  .... 

*Bclleoram. .  .663 
Belle  Plame  . .  82 

fBellerive  . 

Bellerive Station . 

tBelle  River . 

* Belle  Riper.  1431 
Belleterre  . .  .1011 

Belle  Vallee . 

Belleview . 

'Belleville..  19,519 
Belleville . 

Belleville . 

Belleville  North.. 

Belleville  South . . 

* Bellevue . 

Bellevue . 

fBellevue  . . .  .816 

•[Bellevue . 

[Bellevue  Jet. . . 

Bell  Ewart . 

[Bell  Grove . 

Bellhampton . 

Beilis . 

Bell  Island  Front 
Belliveau  Cove. . . 

tBelliveau  Village 
Bell  Mount . 

Bell  Neck . 

Belloy . 

Bell  Rapids . 


Inveruess- 
Richmond..N  S 

Queens . PEi 

Gloucester.  ...ML 
Gloucester. .  .  .N  B 
Chapleau . qj 


Restigouohe- 
Madawaska.  Nb 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Grand  Falls-White 
Bay .  .Nd 

Royal . NB 

Invernesa- 
Riohmond..N  S 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
Moose  Jaw-Lake 

Centre . S 

Beauharnois- 
Salaberry...  Q 

Labelle . Q 

Queens . PM 

Essex  E  R . O 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Timiskaming  . . .  0 
Brandon-Souris.  M 
Hastings  S  K  . . .  O 
Victoria- 
Carleton..  N  B 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NB 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Macleod . Alta 

Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Algoma  Wr  R . . . .  O 
Riohelieu- 

Verchferes . Q 

Dufferin-Simeoe  O 
Victoria- 
Carleton.  ...SB 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Vegreville . A 

St.  John’s  E.  Nd 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Westmorland.  .N  B 
Pontiac  - 

Temiscamingue..Q 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 


Peace  River . A 

Hastings- 
Frontenac . O 


Bell’s  Corners  . . . 

*Bellsite . 

[Belmina . 

*  Belmont . 

Belmont  . 

Belmont . 

*Belmont  Park 

Belmore  . 

Belceil  Station. . 

Beltx.il  Village. . 

2,992 

Belton . 

fBelval . 

Belwood . 

Bemersyde  .... 
Benacadie . 


Carleton . O 

Churchill . M 

Richmond-  WolfeQ 
Middlesex  E  R. .  .0 

Lisgar . M 

Col’ester-HantsNS 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BO 

Huron  NR . O 

Chambly- 

Rouville .  Q 

Chambly- 

Rouville  . Q 

Middlesex  EE...0 

Dorchester . Q 

W’llingt’n-HuronO 
Qu’Appelle. . . 

N.  Cape  Breton - 
Victoria . NS 


Benacadie  Pond. . 


N.Cape  Breton- 
Victoria . NS 


Railroad  on  which 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

maMargareeHarb. 

or  Inverness,  629 
Belle  River  529 
529-60 

Jacquet  River 529 
Authier  629 
529-51 

Beaver  Brook  529 

Antler  636 
Quirpon  378.8 


535-315  (R  R  name 
[  Belleisle) 
via  Chetica.mp 
378-3-9 
535-149 

(Suburb  of 
Valley  field) 
636-23  [PO) 
529"5  (Belle  Creek 
529-200,536-42,712 

Laverlochere  536 
New  Liskeatd  649 
529-223 

529-83-169,  636-60 
529-68 

529-27 

Belleville  629 

Belleville  529 

Hillcreet  535 

YVhi >  bout  ne  629 
633  1 

502 

529-108-109 

Lefroy  529 
Bluebell,  529 

Glenella  629 

529-318 
via  St.  John’s 

Weymouth  562 
College  Bridge  529 
Campbell’s  Bay  535 

Belleville  529 

645-1 

Barrys  Bay  529 

529-138  -214 
529-232 
Coleraine  675 
535-38 

529-223-227-234 

529-12 

Langford  535 

Wroxeter  535 
529-82 

Belceil  629 

Kelly’s  529 
529-118 
535-36 
529-281 

Grand  Narrows 
529 

Grand  Narrows  629 


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POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  uN  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

Benacadie  West. . 

N.Cape  Breton 

GrandNarrows 

Victoria.  . . . 

NS 

529 

ftrfiv  N  R . 

.  .u 

529  189 

Red  Deer . Alta 

536-246 

Benard . 

St.  Boniface  . . 

M 

529-226 

Bench . 

Swift  Uurrent- 

Ravenscrag  636 

Maple  Creek 

..S 

BC 

529-360 

.  .8 

535-164 

fBen  Eoin . 

Cape  Breton  N 

Sydney  629 

Victoria .... 

NS 

Bengough . 396 

Assiniboia. . . . 

..S 

529-293 

Benito . 406 

Churchill . 

..M 

29-239 

Benjamin  River.. 

Restigouche- 

629-50 

Madawaska. 

NB 

Ben  Lomond  . . . 

St.John  Albert.NB 

via  Saint  John 

f  Bennett . 

Megan  tic . 

•  V 

Black  Lake  676 

t Benny  . 

Nickel  Belt. .  . 

0 

535*66  (Pulp  Siding 

Benoit . 

Gloucester. . . . 

NB 

Tracadie  529  [POi 

Benoit’s  Cove. . . . 

Humber-St. 

George’s. . . . 

Nd 

Curling  529 

*  Benson . 146 

Moose  Mountain  S 

529-251 

Bentley . 439 

YVetaskiwin _ 

.  .A 

535-244 

Benton . 

Victoria- 

535-309 

Carleton .... 

M  B 

f Benton . 

Kootenay  W. . 

BC 

585-15 

Benton . 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate. 

Nd 

529-34 

Benton  Station 

Acadia . 

..A 

529-252 

Bent  River  . 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka. . . . 

..O 

CJtterson  529 

Bents . 

Rosetown- Biggar  S 

535-138 

Berens  River  . 

Springfield. . . . 

.M 

442,196or  Riverton 

Beresford  . 

Bramlon-Souris .  M 

536-118  [531 

Beresfurd . 

Gloucester. . . . 

N  B 

529-50 

t  Beresford  Lake 

Springfield . . . . 

..M 

Great  Falls  535 

Bergen  . 

Red  Deer  . .  . 

..A 

Didsbury  535 

tBergen . 

Port’ge-NeepawaM 

536112 

t  Bergeron . 

Lotbinitere  . . . 

.  .Q 

St.  Agapit  629 

tBergerville . 

Quebec  S. . . . 

••Q 

Suburb  of 

Quebec  City 

Ber gland . 

Kenora- 

Sleemans  529 

Rainy  River. 

..0 

Grey  NR  . 

o 

535-40 

Berio . 

.  M 

Morton  535 

Bernatchez . 

Montmagny- 

Daaquam  675 

L’Islet . 

■  •Q 

fBernice . 

Brandon-Souris.M 

535  106 

tBernier. . .  .1,969 

M^gantie. . . . 

•  Q 

Black  Lake  675 

A 

Berry . 

Chapleau . 

..Q 

Ymos  529 

f  Berry  Creek. . . . 

Acadia . 

.  .A 

Rose  Lynn  529 

Berry  Mills 

Westmorland.. N  B 

529-60 

Berrymoor . 

A 

fBerthier . 

Berthier- 

536-16-21 

Maskinonge- 

DelanaudifereQ 

Berthier  (  en  has ). 

Bellechasse  . . 

•  Q 

St.  Francois  529 

*  Berthier ville .... 

Berthier- 

535-15 

3,326 

Maskinonge- 

DelanaudiireQ 

Bertrand . 

Gloucester .... 

N  B 

629-60 

Bertwell . 

f>  9.9 -9.76 

tBerub6 . 

Charlevoix 

•  Q 

Reaupr6  529 

tBerubb . 

Montmagnay- 

529-118 

L’lslet . 

•  Q 

Bervie . 

o 

Berwick . 

Stormont.. . 

.0 

633-2 

*  Berwick ....  1045 

Digby-Annapolis- 

562-1 

Kings . 

,NS 

Berwyn  . .  288 

Peace  River. . . 

..A 

646.3 

Berylvale . 

o 

Bessborough . 

Cariboo  . B.C. 

Dawson  Creek  645 

t  Bests . 

Peterborough 

.0 

529-176 

Bestwick . 

r  n 

tBetalock . 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

535-153 

Bethany . 

0 

*  Bethany . 

Marquette. . . . 

..M 

529-230 

tBethel . 

Marquette. . . . 

. .  M 

Erickson  529 

t  Bethnal . 

Bethune  ...  .236 


Betsiamites . 

*  Beulah . 

Bevan . 

f Beverley  Hills. . 
Beverley  Station. 

Beverly . 2,169 

Bewdley . 

t  Bexley . 

Beynes . 

Beynon . 

Bezanson . 

fBiard . 


Bic . 1,086 

Bickerdike . 

Bickerton  West . . 


Biokford  . . 
Bickleigh. 
Bield . 


Biencourt . 

' Bienjait  ....794 

Bienville . 

Big  Bar  Creek.. 
BigBay  Point. . . . 
Big  Beach . 

Bin  Beaver  .... 
Big  Bras  d’Or  . . . 

Big  Brook . 


Big  Cedar  Point.. 

Big  Coulee . 

Big  Cove . 

Big  Creek . 

'Biggar . 2,214 

Biggar  Ridge ... 

Big  Glen . 


tBig  Harbour  .. . 

Big  Harbour  Cent. 

fBig  Hole  Brook. 

tBig  Island . 

Big  Lake . 

Big  Lake  Ranch, 
tBig  Lorraine  . . 


Big  Marsh  . 

Big  Muddy, 
tBig  Pond.. 

Big  Prairie. 
Big  Ridge  . 


'Big  River. . .  .90] 

Big  Stone . 

Big  Valley.... 307 
Bigwin . 


Bigwood 
Big  Woody  . 

Bilby . 

tBillimun  . . 


Billings  Bay .... 
Billing’s  Bridge. . 
fBill  Town . 

t  Bilodeau . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Nickel  Belt . O 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 

Saguenay . Q 

Marquette . M 

Cornox-Alberni  BC 

York  Centre _ O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Edmonton  E..Alta 
Northuru  berland.  U 

Victoria . O 

Qu’Appelle. . .  Sask 
Bow  Ri\  er. . .  .Alta 
Peace  River.  ...A 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska  .  NB 

Rimouski . Q 

Jasper  Edson. .  .A 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Lambton  Kent  O 
Kindersley .  Sask 

Dauphin . M 

Rimouski . Q 

Moose  Mountain  S 

L6vis . Q 

Kamloops.  .  B  C 
Dufferin-Simcoe.O 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  ...NS 

Assiniboia .  S 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria. ...  NS 
Invemess- 

Riehmond  .  N  S 
Dufferin  Simcoe  0 

Athabaska . A 

Kent  . N  B 

Kamloops . BC 

Rosetown-Biggar  S 
Victoria- 
Carleton.  ...NB 
Cape  Breton  N- 

Victoria . NS 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Nor’umberl’d  NB 

Pictou . NS 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Kamloops...  .BC 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough.NS 

Assiniboia . S 

Cape  Breton  N- 
Victoria.  .  ..NS 

Bow  River . A 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ...NS 
Prince  Albert. 

Acadia . A 

Acadia .  A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Churchill . M 

J  asper-Edson .  Alta 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Coast  CapilanoBC 

Russell . 0 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Roberval . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR, 
EST  R.  R.  STATION- 
SEEKEY,  PP.81-87 


629-131 

629-265 

349  1, 

629-244 

715  [rio  Toronto 
Downsview  629  or 
536-226 

via  Edmonton 
via  Port  Hope 
Corson’s  529 
Whitewood  535 
529-315 

Grande  Prairie  646 
St. Jacques  52S 

529-60 

529-312-320 

Port  Bickerton  368 

Courtright  623 
535-146 
529-269 
Cabano  629 
535-118,  529-264 
(Sub  PO  of  Ldvis) 
Clinton  650 
Allandale  529 
529-14 

535-143 

364  or  Little  Bras 
d’Or  629 
River  Denys  629 

Lefroy  529 
Athabaska  529 
Rex  ton  529 
Williams  Lake  650 

535- 158,529-246-269 
Juniper  529 

St.  Peters  529 

via  Baddeck 

Orangedale  529 

Doaktown  529 
Merigomish  629 
Little  Current  536 
Williams  Lake  650 
Louisburg  698 

Antigonish  629 

Big  Beaver  635 

Sydney  529 
Cremona  535 
via  Sydney  N  S 

629-266 

Youngstown 

529-316 

315 

536- 49 

Swan  River  529 
529-322 
Mankota  535 

466 

Sub  P.  O.  of  Ottawa 
662-5 

529-105 


1956] 


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97 


POST 

OFFICES 


Bmbrook . 

Bindloss . 

Bingley .  . 

fBiugville . 

Binscarth  ...  .461 

Bircham . 

t  Birch  Bank . 

Birch  Bay . 

Birch  Cliff . 

Birch  Grove . 

Birch  Bills. .  .476 

Birch  Island . 

Birch  Island . 

Birch  Bake . 

t Birch  Plain . 

t  Birch  Ridge  . . . . 

*Birch  River . 

Birch  Siding . 

Birchton . 

Birchtown . 

Birchview . 

BirchyBay...  . 

Birchy  Bay  North 

Birchy  Head 

fBird  River . 

Birdsall’s . 

Bird’s  Creek . 

Bird’s  Bill . 

tBirdsholm . 

Birdtail . 

Birken . 

Birkendale . 

Birmingham . .  . 
Birnhaven . 

*Birnie . 

Biron . 

Birsay . 126 

*Birtle  . 74) 

Biscay  Bay . 

*  Biscotasing . 

■[Bishopric . 

Bishop’?  Cove.. 

*  Bishop’s  Falls . . 

Bishop’s  Mills  . . . 
Bishopton ....  389 

tBismark . 

Bissett . 

Bissett  Creek . 

Bittern  Lake . .  25 
fBitumount ... 

Bjorkdale . 

Black  Avon . 

Black  Bridge  .... 

t  Blackburn . 

tBlackburn  Mine. 

Black  Cape . 

Black  Creek . 

Blackdale . 

Bl’k  Diamondll54 
Black  Donald 

Mines 

Black  Duck 

Brook . 

Blaok  Duck  Cove 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Wentworth . O 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 
Red  Deer.  .  .  .Alta 
Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Marquette . M 

Bow  River  ...  A 
Kootenay  West  BC 

Selkirk . M 

Danforth . O 

S.  Cape  Breton  .NS 

Rosthern . S 

Kamloops . BC 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Meadow  Lake  . . .  S 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . N  S 

Vietoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 

Churchill . M 

Kent . N  B 

Compton  - 
Froutenac  . . .  .Q 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Dauphin . M 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate..Nd 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Humber-St. 

George’s . Nd 

Springfield . M 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .O 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . .  0 

Springfield . M 

Medicine  Hat ...  A 

Marquette . M 

Kamloops . BC 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Melville . 

York- 

Scarborough . .  O 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Marquette . M 

St.  John’s  West.Nd 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Assiniboia  . S 

Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  . .  Nd 
Grenv’lle-DundasO 
Richmond- Wolfe  Q 

Lincoln . O 

Springfield . M 

Renfrew  North.  .0 

Wetaskiwin . A 

4thabaska . A 

Mackenzie . S 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Russell . 0 

Hull . Q 

Bonaventure . . . .  Q 
Oomox-AlberniBC 

Springfield . M 

Macleod . A 

Renfrew  S  R  . . .  0 

Humber-St. 

George’s . Nd 

Humber-St. 
George’s . Nd 


RAILROAD  ON  WUlOll 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
BEE  KEY,PP  81-S7 


Glanford  529 
636-246 
Leslieville  629 
Medicine  Hat  635 
636-101-105 
529  316 
o36  *78 
539-231 
Scarboro’  529 
Morien  Juno.  698 
529-232  ■ 

529-347 

636*68 

536-183 

Breton  Cove  366 
Red  Rapids  535 
529-232 

Coal  Branch  629 
535-7 

629-26 

Grand  View  529 
378  6  or  Lewis- 

porte  529 
Lewisporte  529  or 
Birchy  Bay  378  6 
Bonne  Bay  378'8 
or  Deer  Lake  629 
Lac  du  Bonnet  536 
529-169 

629-147 

535- 102,  629-240 
Foremost  535 
529-230 

660 

Huntsville  529 
529-245 

Port  Union  529 

529-229 

St.  Omer  529 
529-274 

536- 101 

St.  John’s  529 

535-66 

535-168 

Spaniards  Bay  529 

529-34 
Oxford  536 
675 

St.  Anns  703 
195or  PineFalls535 
535-65  (R  R  name 
Bissett) 

535-232 

Waterways  645 
529-288 

Heatherton  529 
Bracebridge  529 
535-31 

Templeton  536 
529-116 

Courtenay  535 
Stony  Mount’n  636 
Okotoks  635 
Calabogie  635 

Stephenville 
Crossing  629 
Flowers  Cove  378.8 


POST 

OFFICES 


Black  Duok 

Siding . 

Blacketts  Lake  . . 

Blaclcfalds  . .  .154 
Black} oot . 


Black  Bawk. 


Blackhead  Road 

Blackheath . 

Blackie . 224 

Black  Island  .... 


Black  Island . 

Black  Lake  2,800 
Black  Lake  East. 
Blackland . 


Black  Pines.. 
Black  Point. 


Black  Point  . . 
Black  Pool. . . . 
t  Black  River  . 
f Black  River  . 
t  Black  River. . 


IBlack  River. 


Black  River Bdge. 
f  Black  Road . 


Black  Rock. 
Black  Rock . 


IBlack  Rock. . . . 
Blacks  Barbour 
* Blackstock  .... 
Blackstone . 


tBIackstone  Lake 


Black  Tickle. . . 

* Blackville  .... 
Blackwater . . . . 

Blackwood . 

Bladworth  ....138 
t Blaeberry. . . . 
Blaine  Lake.  .484 

Blair . 

Blair  . 

Blair  Athol. . . . 


Blairmore . .  1,933 
tBlairton . 


tBlakeneyr . 
S  laketown. 


Blanchard  Settle’t 

Blanche . 

Blanche  . 


Blanchet . 

Blanc  Sablon . . . 
Bland} ord . 


Blandford 


tBlantyre  . . . 

*  Blenheim .  .2,459 

Blewett . 

tBlewett  . 

IBlezards . 

Blezard  Valley. . . 


Blind  Bay . 

Blind  Channel .  . 
*  Blind  River.  2512 

fBlissfield . 

Bliss  Landing. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Humber-St. 

George’s . Nd 

Gape  Breton  N- 
Victoria. ...  NS 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Battle  River- 

Gamrose . A 

Kenora- 
Rainy  River. .  .O 
St.  John’s  West.Nd 

Wentworth . O 

Macleod . Alta 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Labrador .  Nd 

Mdgantic . y 

Megantic . 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska . .  N  B 
Kamloops....  BO 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska. .  N  B 

Halifax . N  S 

Kamloops . BC 

N  orthumberl’d  N  B 
St.  John-AlbertNB 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Drummond- 
Arthabaska . . . Q 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 

Pictou . NS 

Charlotte  ....  N  B 

Durham . O 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  N  S 
Parry  Sound  - 

Muskoka . O 

Labrador . Nd 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Victoria . O 

Melville . S 

Rosetown  -  BiggarS 
Kootenay  East  BC 
The  Battlefords.  .S 
Waterloo  S  R  . . .  O 

Royal . N  B 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Macleod.  ...Alta 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  ... .0 

Lanark  . O 

Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion  . Nd 

Gloucester.  ...NB 

Gatineau . Q 

Shelburne-Yar- 

mouth-Clare.NS 

Levis . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Q.ueens- 

Lunenburg  . .NS 

Grey  NR . O 

Kent . O 

Kootenay  W . .  B  C 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Peterborough . . .  O 
Nickel  Belt . O 

Kamloops . BO 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Coast  CapilanoBC 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KBY,FP. 81-87 


629-34 
Sydney  629 

535- 227 
629-260 

Barwick  529 

St.  John’s  529 
Seneca  629 

536- 236-242 
Lewisporte  529 

or  Exploits  378-6 
Grady  378'4 
676 

Blaok  Lake  675 

New  Mills  529 
Kamloops  529,  636 
Dickie  529 

Ingramport  629 
629-347 
Chatham  629 
via  St.  John,  NB 
529’33  (Riverville 
PO) 

529'88  (Riviere 
Noire  P  O) 
Loggieville  529 
536-49 

Pokeshaw  629 
Little  Bras  d’Or  529 


629-21 

Pennfield  535 
Burketon  536 
Black  River  629 

Black  Road  635 

378-4 
529-79 
529-176-177 
Sintaluta  635 
529-266 
Forde  535 
629-256 
529-181 

Young’s  Cove  Road 
Eel  River  529  [536 

535- 230 

536- 34 

Snedden  535 

Whitbourne  529 
529-60 

Buckingham  535 
Port  Clyde  529 

Ville  Lambert  676 
348-2,  378-8,  123 
Daveluy  ville  629  or 
Princeville  629 
Hubbards  529 

via  Meaford,  O 
646-2-3-4 
Nelson  635,  685 
529-263 
529-169 

Chelmsford  636  or 
Sudbury  629,  636 
Notch  Hill  535 
456 

535-67,  438 
529-79  (POGilks 
462 


98 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


f  Bliss  ville . 

Blook  14 . 

Block  House  .... 

Bloedel . 

fBlondin . 

Bloomfield . . .  686 

Bloomfield . 

Bloomfield . 

f  BloomfieldRidge 
Bloomfield  Sta. . . 
Bloomfield  St  a. . . 

f  Blooming . 

Bloomington  .... 

Bloomsbury . 

t  Blount . 

Blubber  Bay . 

Bluoher . — 

Blue  Bell . 

fBlue  Bell . 

Blueberry  Creek  . 
Blueberry  Mtn. . . 

Blue  Cove. . . 

Blue  Heron . 

Blue  Jay . 

Blue  Ridge . 

*  Blue  River . 

fBlue  River . 

Blue  Rock . 

fBlue  Sea . 

Blue  Sea  Lake. . . 

Bluesky . 

f  Blue's  Mills . 

Bluevale . 

Blue  Water  . . . 
Bluewater  Beach 

Bluevving . 

Bluff  Creek . 

Bluffton . 

Blumenhof . 

*Blyth . 665 

Blytheswood . 

fBoakview . 

Boat  Basin . 

Boat  Harbour 

West . 

'Boboaygeon.  1207 
Bobs  Lake . 

f  Booage . 

fBodhan  . 

Bodmin . 

Bodo . 

Boggy  Creek  . . . 
Bognor . 

Boharm . ' 

Boientown . 

Boileau . 

Bois  Blanc . 

tBois  Blanc . 


tBois  Brul6 . 

Boischatel . . .  1297 

Boiedale . 

Boisdes  FilionT&l 

Bois  Franc . 

Bois  Gagnon . 

Bolsheberfc . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


York-Sunbury  N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Queens- 

Luneiiburg. .  NS 
Comox-Alberni  U(J 
Nicolet-  Yamaskaqi 
Prince  Edward  - 

Lennox . O 

Digby  -Annapolis- 

Kings . IMS 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate . .  Nd 
York-Sunoury  .N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Prince . BE  I 

Assmiboia. .  Sask 
Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Jasper- Edson  . .  .  A 

Cochrane . O 

Comox-Alberni  BO 

R08thern . Sask 

Meadow  Lake  . .  •  S 
Victoria 

Carleton  . .  . .  NB 
Kootenay  W..BC 
Peace  River..  ..A 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Prince  Albert. .  ..S 
Athabaska  ....  A 
Jasper  Edson..  .A 

Kamloops . BC 

T6miscouata  . . .  .Q 
Queens- 

Lunenburg .  N  S 

Gatineau  . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Peace  River . A 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Huron . . O 

Lambton  WR  . . .  O 

Simcoe  E.R . 0 

Dauphin  . .  . .  M 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . . . S 

Huron  . O 

Essex  SR . O 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka. ....  .0 
Comox-Alberni  BC 

Burin-Burgeo..Nd 

Victoria . O 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . .  . . O 

Beauce . Q 

Dauphin . M 

Prince  Albert. . .  S 

Acadia . A 

Dauphin .  M 

Grey  NR . O 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre  . .  S 
N  orthumberl’d  N  B 

Labelle . Q 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Berthier- 
Maskinong£- 
DelanaudibreQ, 


Montmorency. .Q 
N.  CapeBreton- 

Victoria . NS 

Terrebonne . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Gloucester  ....NB 


RAILROAD  UN  WliJOii 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP. 81-87 


535'307 

Rogersville  529 

629-25 

466 

St.  Francois  duLac 
529T47  [529 

562  1 


Lethbridge  529 

Boiestowii  529 

529-42 

529-1 

535-142 

Middleton  529,562 

Barrhead  646 
649*6 
452,  456 
535-156 

Meadow  LaJ^e  535 
529"51  (Hazeldean 
PO) 

535-78 

spirit  River  646 
Grand  Anse  529 
Can  wood  529 
Lac  la  Biche  645 
529  322 
529-347 

(see  Riviere  Bleue 
Lunenburg  529 

535-27(R  R  n.Blue 
645.3  [Sea) 

Orangedale  529 

529*182 

Sub  P.O.  of  Sarnia 
Wye  vale  529 
Shevlin  529 
Alonsa  529 

535-244 

535-163 

535-37 

623-32 

629-130  [quiat 
450’2  Ldg.  n.  Hes- 
[378  1 

Baine  Harbour 
535-45 

Tichborne  535 

Megantic  536,  676 
Ethelbert  529 
529-265 
529-291 

Togo,  Sask.  529 
via  Meaford,0.,  or 
Owen  Sound,  O 
535-149 

529-79 

Lac  Remi  529 
Burnsville  529 
529-85 


St.  Georges  529 
529-122 

529-14 

Rosemere  635 
Maniwaki  535 
Tracadie  529 
Tracadie  529 


post 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


railroad  on  wmcb 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


fBoisjoli . 

*Bouvevam  .1015 

Boisvert . 

Boisville . 

Bold  Point . 

Bolduc . 

fBolger . 

Bolger  Bridge  . . . 

[Bolingbroke .... 

fBolkow . 

Bolney . 

Bolsover . 

Bolster’s  Rock 

* Bolton . 820 

Bolton  Centre .... 

Bon  Accord . 

Bon  Air . 

Bonalds  Island. . . 

Bonanza . 

fBonar . 

Bonarlaw . 

Bonaventure  .... 
Bonaventure  Est . 
Bonaventure  Is’d 
*Bonavista . 


Kent . NB 

Brandon-Souris.  M 
Temiscouata. . .  .  Q 
lies  de  la 
Madeleine  . . .  Q 
Comox-Alberni  BC 

Beauce . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Lanark  .  O 

Algoma  W  R  . . .  O 
Meadow  Lake —  S 

Victoria .  O 

Labrador.  ...  Nd 

Peel . O 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Jasper-Edson . . .  A 
Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Burin-Burgeo. .  Nd 

Peace  River . A 

Acadia .  A 

Hastings- 
Frontenac..  .  O 
Bonaventure . . . .  Q 
Bonaventure  . . .  .  Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Bonavista- 


Buctouche  629 
535  107-117 
Glendyne  629 

viaGrindstonelsl'd 

455 

St.  Georges  675 
529T30  (P.O. 

Bolger  Bridge) 
Bolger  529 

535-50 

535-66 

529  262 

Kirkfield  529 

11  awkes  Ilai bour 

535  48  [378  4 

Eastray  535 

645"2 

535 '49  (R  R  name 
FrenchRiver) 
Ramea  378  3-9 
Pouce  Coupe  645 
529*252 

529-147,  536-34 
529-116 

Bonaventure  529 
Perce  529 


Twillingate. .  Nd 


5*29*35 


Bon  Conseil . 

Bon  Ddsir . 

Bondhead  . 

Bondiss . 

Bondville . 

Bonheld . 570 

fBonheur . 

*  Bonne  Bay . 

Bonnechere . 

Bonne  Espdrance . 
Bonne  Madonne . 


Drummond 

Arthabaska.. .  .  Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Duff  erin -Simcoe.  G 

Athabaska . A 

Brome-Missisqu’iQ 

Nipissing .  O 

Fort  William  . .  O 
Humber-St. 

George’s . Nd 

Renfrew  S  R  . . .  .0 

Saguenay . Q 

Rosthern . S 


529  -86 

via  Tadoussac 
Bradford  529 
645’2 

Knowlton  536 

535-65 

535-51 

[5*29 

378*8  or  Deer  Lake 
Killaloe  529 
348-2, 123 
535*176  or  Rey- 
naud  529,  535 


Bonneterre . Compton- 

Frontenac  ...  q> 
Bennington  Falls  Kootenay  West  B  C 


Bonny  River  .... 
Bonny  ville  .1139 
fBon  Secours.779 

Boiuecours . 

Bonshaw  . 

Boom  Road . 

fBooth .  . 

fBord  a  Plouffe 
Bordeau . 

Bordeaux . 

Borden  . 694 

t Borden  . 690 


Charlotte. . .  N  B 
Athabaska ....  A 

Kent . N  B 

Shefford . CJ 

Queen’s . P  El 

Northumberl’d  N  B 

Yorkton .  . .  S 

Laval . Q 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Laval .  Q 

The  Battleford8  S 
Prince . PEI 


Bordenwood ....  Hastings- 

Frontenac. . .  .0 
Bornholm . Perth . O 


fBorradaile. . 

Boscombe. .  . . 
Boskung  .... 
Bossb  . 

Boston  Bar . . 
Boston  Creek 

Boswell . 

Botha  .  98 

*Bothwell  ...  725 
Botsford  Portage 

Bottrel  . 

*Botwood. . . . 


Battle  River- 

Camrose . 

Athabaska  . 

Victoria . 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .N 
Fraser  Valley.  .B 
Timi8kaming. .  . 
Kootenay  West  B 

Acadia . 

Lambton -Kent.. 
Westmorland.  .N 

Bow  River . 

Grand  Falls-Whi 
Bay . IS 


Sawyerville  535 
535  72  (R  R  name 
Bonnington) 
536-312 
529-327 

Coal  Branch  529 
North  Stukely  536 
via  Charlottetown 
Newcastle  529 
529*246 

AbordaPlouffeP.O 
Whitehall,  529 

535T8-21 

529*260 

529-2,  356  (Port 
Borden  P  O) 
Ardendale  635 

Mitchell  529  or 
W.  Monkton  536 
529-260 

529*327 
Kinmount629 
St.  Jacques  529 

629-347 

649 

Sirda  636 
535-233 

712,  529-209,  635*42 
Shediac  629 
Dog  Pound  635 
Bishops  Falls  529 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


99 


POST 

OFFICES 


[Bouchard . 

[Bouoher . 

Boucherville  1583 

Boxichette . 

Bouchie  Lake  . . . 

t  Boudreau . 

t  Boudreau  Vill’ge 
Boudreauville.. . . 

Bougainville  .... 
t  Boughton  Island 
t  Bouillon . 

Boulanger ....  424 
fBoulardarie . 

fBoulardarie 

Centre. 

Boule . 

Boulter . 

t  Boundary  Creek 
t  Boundary  Fall9. 

[Boundary 

Shelter 

Bounty . 90 

Bourdeau  . 

Bourgeois  Mills. . 

Bourget . 

tBourg  Louis. . . . 
Bourgoin . 

Bourkes . 

Bourlamaque 

2460 

Bournemouth  . . . 

tBournival . 

tBousquet . 

fBout  de  L’Isle  . . 
Boutilier  Point . . 

Bowaters . 

Bowden . 277 

Bowell . 

Bowen  Island  . . . 

tBowesville . 

Bow  Island  .  .653 
Bowmanton . 

*  Bowmanville 

5430 

Bowness . 

Bowser . 

Bowsman ....  512 

Boxey . 

t  Boyd’s . 

Boyd’s  Cove . 

Boyle . 

Boylston . 

Boyne  Lake . 

*  Bracebridge  2684 

Bracken . 99 

*  Brackend  ale. ... 

f  Braokenrig . 

fBrackley . 

Brackley  Beach . . 

t  Brad  a . 

+  Bradalane . 

Braddock . 

* Bradford  . .  1483 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR. 
F.8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP  81-87 


Terrebonne . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Richelieu- 

Vercheres . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Cariboo . BC 

Westmorland.  .NB 
Westmorland .  .NB 
Inverness- 
Rich  mond  ...  NS 

Gaspb . Q 

Rings . PEI 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean. . .  .Q 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Vietoria  . . .  N  S 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . N  S 

Chapleau . Q 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 
Westmorland. .  N  B 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . .  .BC 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..N  B 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Parry  Sound 

Muskoka. . .  .0 
Westmorland.. N  B 

Russell . O 

Portneuf . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska . .  NB 

Timmins . 0 

Villen  euve . Q 

Meadow  Lake. .  ..S 
Three  Rivers  .  ..Q 

Villeneuve  . Q 

Hoohelaga . Q 

Halifax . NS 

Humber-St. 
Georges  . . .  .Nd 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Coast-Capilano  BC 

Russell . O 

Medicine  Hat.. .  .A 
Medicine  Hat. . . .  A 
Durham . 0 

Calgary  N . A 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Churchill . M 

Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate.  .Nd 

Athabaska . A 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Athabaska . A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .S 
Coast-Capilano  BC 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Queens . PEI 

Queens . PEI 

The  Battlefords.  .S 

Q.ueens . PEI 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .S 
Dufferin-Simcoe.O 


535-23 

Edmundston  629, 
636 

529-108 

Messines  635 
Quesnel  650 
Shediac  629  [629 

College  Bridge 
Louisdale  629 

St.  Georges  629 
Georgetown  629 
Lac  au  Saumon  629 

Dolbeau  529 

Little  Brasd’Or  629 
361  or  Little  Bras 
d’Or  629 
La  Sarre  529 
Detlor  529 

529-42 

535-72 

529-118 

535-153 
Emsdale  529 

Shediac  529 

535-31 

529-105 

Green  River  529, 
535 
649 

Val  d’Or  529 

529-283 
Charette  529 
529-119  [bles  529 
Pointe  aux  Trem- 
529'25  (R  R  name 
Boutilier) 

Corner  Brook  529 

535-227 

535-225  [ver 

455  or  via  Vancou- 
Gloucester  635 
535-230 

Medicine  Hat  635 
529-83,635-60 

Calgary  529,  535 

535-90 

529-232 

MoseAmbrose378-9 
South  River  529 


378-6 

645-2 

366,  368  or 
Monastery  529 
or  via  Guysboro 
Ashmont  529 
529  193 

535-171 

650 

Bracebridge  529 
529-3 

Brackley  529 
529-260 

529'1  (Breadalbane 
535-172  [PO) 

529.193 


POST 

OFFICES 


tBradley . 

[Bradlo . 

Bradner . 

Bradore  Bay . . . 
Bradwardine . . 

Bradwell . 119 

fBraedale  .... 

Braeside . 640 

Bragg  Creek .... 
Bragg's  Island.. 


Brainard  . . 
t  Brainerd . 
Bralorne  . 
Bramber  . 


*  Brampton.  8,389 

*  Brancepeth . 

Branch  . 

Branchton  .... 
'Brandon..  20,598 


Bransfield . 

Brant . 

*Rj-anf/ord36,727 


Brantville.  . 

fBras . 

Bras  d’Apic. 


Bras  d’Or.. 
f  Brassard  . 


Brasset . 

Bratton  . . .  . 

tBray  . 

t  Brazeau . . . 
Brazil  Lake 


Breadalbane . . . 


Breakeyville . 
Breault . 


Breau  Village . 
Brebeuf  . 


BrAche  k  Manon., 
* Brechin . 


RreckenridgeSt’n 
Bredenbury. .  .404 

t Breeze . 

Bremen . 

Bremner . 

Brem  River  . . . 


Brennan  Hills.. 


Brent  . 

Brentha.  . . . 
Brent’s  Cove. 


t  Brentwood. 


t Brentwood  . 

Brentwood  Bay. . 


Bresaylor. 
Breslau  . . . 


Brest . 

Rretagneville. . 

Brethour . 

Breton . 

IBretona . 


i Breton  Cove. . 


t  Brewer . 

Brewers  Mills . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Nickel  Belt . O 

Cochrane . O 

Fraser  Valley. .B  C 

Saguenay . Q 

Marquette . M 

Rosthern . S 

Lincoln . o 

Renfrew  S  R . O 

Macleod . A 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate .  Nd 

Peace  River . A 

Springfield . M 

Kamloops . BC 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Peel . O 

Rosthern . t> 

St  John’s  W.. .  .Nd 
Waterloo  SR.  . .  O 
Brandon-Souris.M 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Macleod . Alta 

Brantford . O 

Northumberl’d  Nli 

Dorchester . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Cape  Breton  North 
and  Victoria. NS 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 

Gaspe . Q 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Carleton .  O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Red  Deer . Alta 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth- Clare  NS 
Queens . PEI 

LA  vis . Q 

Nicolet-YamaskaQ 

Kent . N  B 

Terrebonne....  Q 

GaspA . Q 

Victoria . O 

Gatineau . Q 

Melville . S 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Rosthern  ....  Sask 
Edmonton- 
Strathcona. . .  A 
Coast  Capiiano  BC 

Gatineau . Q 

Renfrew  NR...  O 
Timiskaming  . . .  O 
Grand  Falls- White 

Bay . Nd 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Simcoe  NR . O 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

The  Battlefords  .  S 
Waterloo  S  R. . .  .0 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Timiskaming.. .  .0 

Wet.askiwin . A 

Edmonton- 
Strathcona  . . .  A 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Melville  .  S 

Kingston . O 


Chelmsford  635 
Hearst  602,  629 

514 

348-2 

536-110 

529-245 

via  St.  Catharines 

535- 65 

Calgary  535,  529 

Deer  Island  378'7  . 
Demmitt  645 
529.240 
Shalalth  660 
Brooklyn  662 

529-185  535-39 
529-232 
Placentia  629 
529-188 

536- 1 11-112-118, 
529-234-258,  240 

Loggieville  629 
535-236 

529-198-199-203, 
703,  616 
Tracadie  529 
676 

529-118 

Little  Bras  d’Or 
529 

Campbellton  529 

Gaspk  529 
629-267 

535- 59 

529'319  (Nordegg 
562-1  [PO) 

529"1  (R  R  name 
Bradalbane) 

675 

529-88 

St.  Anthony  629 
St.  Jovite  635 
or  Lac  Remi  629 
Grande  Riviere  629 
529-130-173 

536- 28 

535- 101 
529-251 
529-249 
529-246 

456  (Ldg  n  Salmon 
Bay) 

535 "27  (R  R  name 
Brennan) 

529-137 
Englehart  649 

La  Scie  378"6-8 
529-12 

529-194 
via  Victoria 

629-260 

529-186 

Coal  Branch  529 
Richibucto  529 
New  Liskeard  649 

536- 244  [PO) 

529-323  (Hercules 

365  (Briton  Cove 
P  O) 

529-257 
via  Ringston 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICES 


fBrexton . 

Breynat . 

Briarlea . 

Briars  Bark  . 
fBrickburn  . . 
fBriokton 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R-  STATION. 
BEKKEY,PP.Sl-87 


t  Bridal  FallB 

BridesVille  ■  ■ 


tBridge . 

t Bridge  End. 

Bridgeford  . 


.40 


Bridge  Lake . . . 
Bridgenorth. . 
Bridgeport  . .  1137 
Bridgeport . . . 


t Bridge  River 

*  Bridgetown.  1038 

Bridgevww 

Survey 
Bridgeville  . . 
Bridgeville  . 

*  Bridgewater 

40  L0 

tBrie . 

* Briercrest . . .  171 

Briereville . 

tBrierly  Brook. . . 

Brigade  Lake 
Brig  Bay . 


Kamloops ....  B.C. 

Athabaska . A 

Prince  Albert _ S 

York  NR . O 

Calgary  N . A 

tiigny-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Praser  Valley. ,B  C 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . .  .BC 
Quebec- 

Montmorenoy  ,Q 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . 0 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Kamloops . BC 

Peterborough  ...O 
Waterloo  N  R.. .  .O 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  -Nd 
Kamloops ....  BC 
lligby-Annapolis- 

Kings  . NS 

Wentworth . O 


Shalalth  650 
Lao  la  Biche  645 
Holbein  629 
Sutton  529 
535-226 
662-1 

Chilliwack  614,  620 
Rook  Creek  535 

529-84-118-120-123 
(LePontdeQue.PO 
535-62 


536-153 

Lone  Butte  650 
via  Peterboro 
via  Kitchener 
378-6 

Shalalth  650 
562-1,  529-31 


via  Hamilton 


POST 

OFFICES 


Britannia  Heights 
tBritannia  Mills  . 
British  U  arbour. 


Briton  Cove . 


*  Britt. 


Britton . 

Broadacres . 
Broadbent  . 


Brigden . 

Brigham,.  ....... 

Brighouse . 

Bright  . 

Brightbank ...... 

Brightholme 
*  Brighton  . .  1,967 
Brighton . 


Brigh  t  Sand 
Brights  Grove 
tBrightside  .  . 
Brightstone  . 
Brinhtview 
Brigus  . 


Pictou . NS 

Gasp6 . Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg..N  S 
Bellechasse. .  .  .Q 

Assiniboia . S 

Athabaska . A 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Kamloops . B  C 

Humber-St. 

George’s _  Nd 

Lambton  WE.  O 
Brome-Missisqu’iQ 
Burnaby- 
Richmond  . . .  BC 

Oxford . O 

lasper-Edson.  Alta 
The  Battlefords.  S 
NorthumberlandO 
Grand  Falls-White 

Bay . N  d 

Meadow  Lake . . .  S 


*  Broad  Cove .... 

Broad  Cove 

Broad  Cove 

Chapel. 

Broad  Cove  Marsh 


Broadlands . .  . 
Broad  Valley . . . 
Broadview  8s3 
IBrochet ... 


Brigus  Junction 
tBrillant  Cove  . 

Brilliant . 

Brimley . . 

fBrinkman’s  Cor 
Brinston . 


Brisco . 

Brise  do  Lao. 


Bristol  . 

*  Bristol  . 

Bristol .  . 

Bristol  Mines 

t Bristol  Ridge. 

tBritainville  . . 
tBritannia. 


Lambton  W  R  .0  529-186 


529-21 

Barachois  629 
529-26-29 

529  "118(Goulet  PO) 
529-268 

Lac  la  Biohe  645 
529T7 

Kamloops,  536,629 

378-8 

623-37 

535-3 

514  (Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver) 
529-199 

Stony  Plain,  529 
Shellbrook  529 
529-83,  535-60 

378-6 

St.  Walburg  529 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Brochet . 

*  Brock . 191 

Brocket  . 

Brockington . 


Brocks  Beach... 

‘ Brockton . 

*Brockville  12,301 


Carleton . O 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Trinity -Concep¬ 
tion  . Nd 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . N  S 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka. . 

Perth  . 

Kindersley  . 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . . . 
Trinity  Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

Qutens- 
Lunenburg 
Inverness- 
Richmond 
Inverriess- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Bonaventure . . . .  Q 

Selkirk .  M 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafieche .  Q 

Churchill.  ...  M 
Kindersley  . .  .Sask 
Macleod  Alta 
Humboldt- 
Melfort .  . 
Simooe,  N.  R. 
Parkdaie. . . . 

Leeds . 


^SubPOof  Ottawa) 
via  Westboro  635 
529-82 


..NS 
.  .N  S 


[1956 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  REV, PP. 81-87 


Britannia . 


Britannia  Bay 


Lanark . O 

Springfield . M 

vVetaskiwin . A 

Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

St.  John’s  E  .  . .  Nrl 

Gaspb . Q 

Kootenay  W . . .  BC 
York-Scarboro’ .  .0 

Bruoe . O 

Grenville 

LHindas . O 

Kootenay  E. . .  .BC 
Joliette- 
L’Assomption 
Montcalm  ...Q 
Vict’ria-Carlt’nNB 
Pontiac - 
TemiscamingueQ 

Kings . PEI 

Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 
Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 

Algoma  F,  R . O 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka..  . .  .0 
Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

Carleton . O 


Broderick ... .114 

IBrodeur . 

* Brodhagen  _ 

t  Brodie . 

Brodie . 

Brokenhead  .... 

Brombury . 

*Brome . 252 

Bromhead  .  .124 
Bromptonville . . 

2,025 

' Broncho . 


Trinity  June.  529 
Breton  Cove 
366 
536-49 

529T87 

536-167 

Parry  S’nd  529,535 

Carbonear  629 
Medway  529 

Inverness  529 

Inverness  629 

629T16 
529-242 
536-112-149 
529-120  (Lac  aux 
Brochets  P  O) 
193 

529-262 

635-230 

Fairy  Glen  535 


Rosetovvn  BiggarS 

Gatineau . Q 

Perth  . O 

Kamloops . B( 

Sudbury . .0 

Springfield . M 

Yorkton  ....Sask 
Brome-Missisqu’iQ 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Richnioi.d-WolfeQ 


Stayner  529 
(Sub  P.O.  of  Tor- 
529-83  [onto) 
535-58.  (Ferry  to 
Morristown.  NY) 
535T53 
Maniwaki  535 
Dublin  529 
535-91-92  [bury) 
(Sub P.O.  of  Sud- 
Reauseiour  636 
West  Bend  536 
535-4 

535  142-152 
529-82 


* Britannia  Beach 


Flower  536 
Lac  du  Bonnet  535 
Wetaskiwin  535 

529-37 

529-34-37 

529-116 

536-72 

Scarboro’  529 
Wiarton  529 
via  Iroquois,  O 

636-84 

Ste.  Marguerite 

535 

536-309 

529-138 

529'4  (R  R  name 
Wyman535  [Lot40) 

McKee  536 

via  Gore  Bay,  O 
316  (Kingsway  P  O) 


1 Bronson . 

i Bronson  . 

Bronte . 

Bronx  Park. . . . 


Brookdale 

Rrookdale 

Brookfield 

Brookfield 


Olarenville  629 
SubPO  of  Ottawa) 
via  Westboro  535 
Coast-Capilano  BCI456 


fBrookfleld  Mines 


fBrookholm 
Brooking. .  . 
“  Brooklin  . 
Brookline. . . 


Brooklyn  . . 

Brooklyn . 

IBrooklyn . 
Brooklyn . . 


Brookmere  . . . 
*Brook8  ...  .1 ,618 
Brooksby. . . . 


Swift  Current-  Ponteix  636 
Maple  Creek..  .S 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. . . .  O 

Royal . N  B 

Hal  ton  ..O 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Labelle  .  .  . Q 

Marquette  .  M 
C’lch  ter-HantsNS 
Bonavist.a- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  N S 

Grey  NR . O 

Assiniboia  ...Sask 

Ontario .  O 

Chnmbly- 

Ronville . Q 

Queena- 

Lunenburg  NS 
Colcbester- 

Hants . NS 

Westmorland . .  NB 
Bonavista- 
Twliingate .  Nd 
Kamloops  ...  B  C 
Medicine  Hat.  ...A 
Humboldt 

Melfort . S 

Brooks  Landing  .  iParrv  Sound- 

Muskoka....O 
Brook  Village. . . .  InvernesB- 

1  Richmond.  NS 


529-147 

529-51 

529-207,  535-44 
Lasalle  535 

Lac  Remi  529 

536-109 

529T2 

via.  Wesleyville 
529  30 

Part,  of  Owen 
529-29R  [Sound 
529-179 
529 -95 

529-25 

562"4(Newport  PO) 
529-64 

Lethbridge  529 
536  91 
535-226 
529-272 

Nobel  535 

Mabou  629 


1956] 


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101 


POST 

OFFICES 


Brookville . 

Broomhill . 

tBrophy’s . 

t Brora  . 

Brosseau . 

Brosseau .  _ 


f  Brough  . . 

Brougham . 

t  Broughdale . 

Broughton  Stat'n 

Brouse  . 

Brower . 

Brownfield . 

Brown  Hill . 

Browning . 

Browning  Island. 

Brownlee . 131 

+  Brownrigg . 

Brown's  Arm. . . . 

Brown's  Brae... 

*  Brownsburg  3238 

t  Brown’s  Corners. 

Brownsdale . 

Brown’s  Flats... 

Browns  Line  .... 

Brownsville . 

t  Brownsville  .... 

Brownvale . 

Bruce . 

Brucefield . 

Bruce  Mines.  .370 

Bruce  Station. . . . 

Bruceton  . 

IBruohesi . 

Brucy . 

Brudenell . 

tBrudenell . 

Bruderheim  387 

tBrule . 

[Brule . 

Brul6  Lake  Sta. . . 

tBrumlie . . 

•(■Brunet  . 

Brunette  . 

Brunetville  . 

Brunhild . 

Brunner . 

Bruno  .  542 

* Brussels  ....813 

*  Bruxelles . 

Bryant . 

Bryant’s  Corner. 
Bryenton  ........ 

t  Brynmarl . 

t  Bryon  Island  . .  . 
Bryson . 619 

t  Brysons  . 


Brysonville 


B.-Say-Tah _ 26 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


St.John-AlbertNB 
Brandon-Souris  M 
Antigomsh- 
GuysboroughNS 
Moose  J  aw- 
Lake  Centre  .  .S 

Vegreville .  A 

Ohateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Moose  Mountain. & 
Ontario  . 0 

London  . O 

Beauce . Q 

Kootenay  WR.  BC 

Cochrane . O 

Acadia . A 

York  NR . O 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Parry  S  mnd- 

Muskoka . O 

Rosetown-tiiggarS 

Cochrane . O 

.rand  Falls  White 

Bay . Nd 

Parry  Sound- 
Mmskoka  ...  .O 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 
York- 

Scarborough  0 
Trinity-Concep¬ 


tion . Nd 

Royal . N  B 

York  W  R  .  .  O 

Oxford . O 

Pictou . NS 

Peace  River. ...  A 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Huron  . O 

Algoma  VV  R. . .  .0 

Algoma,  VV  R.  ...O 

Renfrew  SR . 0 

Terrebonne . Q 


V'audreuil- 
Soulanges  . . . .  Q 
Renfrew  SR  .. .  O 

Kings  . PEI 

Vegreville . A 

Jasper-Edson..  A 
Burin-Burgeo. .  Nd 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Marquette . M 

Labelle  . Q 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

Cochrane . O 

Provencher . M 

Perth . O 

Rosthern . S 

Huron .  O 

Lisgar . M 

Moose  Mountain  S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  RET,  PP.81-87 


529-42 

636-106 

Antigonish  529 

536-169 

Two  Hills  635 
529-81-87 


529  251 

Claremont  635  or 
Pickering  629 
Part  of  London 
675  (R  R  name 
535-82  Leeds) 
529-120 

Coronation,  535 

529-178 

529  263 

Bracebridge  529 

535-153 
649  6 

Lewisporte  529 
Glenmount  315  or 
Bracebridge  529 
Lachute  535,  or 
Sraynerville  535 
535-34' 

carbonear  529 

529-58  (R  R 
nameGrandview) 
(Sub  P.O.  of  Tor¬ 
onto)  via  Long 
623-34  [Branch  529 
Merigomiah  529 
645-3 
529-245 


529-184 
535-67,  438, 

414(RR  n.  Bruce) 
535-67 

Barry’s  Bay  629 
535-24(SteAnne  des 
Plaines  PO) 

Ste.  Annes  529,  535 

Killaloe  529 
529-7 

529-260  535-226 
529-320 

Spencers  Cove 
529-215  [378-2 

529-244 

635'23 

Grand  Bank378'3-9 

Kapuskasing  529 

529-227 

529-187 

529-260 

529-182 

Holland  535 

529-263 


Kent . N  B 

Northumberl’dN  B 
Comox-AlberniBC 

Gasp5 . Q 

Pontiar- 

Temiscamingue  Q, 
Ch4teauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Melville . Sask  I 


Ilarcourt  529 
529-79 

Nanoose  Ray  635 
Grande  Entree  347 
Campbell’s  Bay  535 

529-81  (Brvsonville 
P  O) 

529-81  (RR  n 
Brysons) 

lFortQu’Appelle529 


POST 

OFFICES 


Buchan . 

'Buchanan . 
'Buchan's . . . 

Buchan’s  Jet, 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


538 


Springfield . M 

Mackenzie  ...Saak 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 


Buck  Greek . 

Buckfield . 

Buckhurn  . 

*  Buckingham 

6129 

t Buckingham  Jc. 

1476 

Buck  Lake . 

Buckland . 

tBuckland . 

t  Buckland  Est. . . 
Bucklaw . 

tBuckley  Bay. . . . 

1  Buckley  Bay  . 
Buck  Ridge  .... 

1  Buckskin . 

Buctouche . 

tBuctouche  Bay  . 
Buena  Vista  Park 

Buffalo . 

Buffalo  Creek. . . 

Buffalo  Gap . 

f  Buffalo  Horn 

Buffalo  Lake .  . . 
Buffalo  Narrows 

Buford . 

Bugeaud  . 

tBulkley  Canyon 
Bull  Harbour. . . . 
[Bull  River. .  . 

Bulwark  . 

Bulwer . 

Bulyea  . 180 

Bunclodv . 

Bunyan’s  Cove. . . 

tBuoyant . 

[Burc.hills  Flats 
Burdett . . . .  118 

Bures . 

* Burford . 

*Burgeo  891 

*  Burgessm'lle . 

Burgis . 

Burgoyne’s  Cove 

*Burin  . 796 

Burin  Bay  Arm. . 
Burketon  Sta.  . .  . 
'Burks Falls.  .891 

Burleigh  Fails.  . 

*  Burlington^ ,017 
Burlington  .... 

Burlington  .  . 

-(•Burlington 

Beach . 2827 

Burmis . . 

t Burnaby . 

Burnham . 

[Burnley . 

Rums  Cove .  I 

tBurnside . 

Burnside . 

Burns  Lake.  .801 


White  Bay. .  .Nd 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Queene- 

Lunenburg. .  NS 
Peterborough ...  O 

Hull . Q 

Hull . y 

W  etaskiwin . A 

Bellechasse . y 

Prince  Albert .  Sask 

Bellechasse . y 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Vietoria . FI  S 

skeena .  B  G 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Cariboo . BC 

Simooe  ER . O 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  . .  S 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Kamloops _  B.C 

Assiniboia. .  ..Sask 
Sw  if  t  Current- 
Maple  Creek..  S 
Peace  River  ....  A 
■Meadow'  Lake  .  .S 
Wetaskiwin..  ..  A 
Bonaventure  . .  Q 
Skeena..  .  BC 
Comnx- Alherni  BC 
Kootenay  E.  .BC 

Acadia . A 

Compton- 

Frontenao...  Q 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  .  S 
Brandon -Souris.  M 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate . .  Nd 
Bow'  River  .  Alta 
St.  John-Albert  N  B 
Medicine  Hat.  ...A 

Assiniboia .  S 

Brantford . O 

Burin. Burgeo.  .Nd 

Oxford . O 

Yorkton .  S 

Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion  .  Nd 

Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Durham . .  . .  O 

Parry  Sound  - 

Muskoka . 0 

Hastings- 

Frontenac  .  . .0 

Halton . O 

Rigby  Annapoiis- 

Kings . NS 

Grand  Falls- White 

Bav . Nd 

Wentworth . 0 

Macleod .  Alta 

Burnaby- 

Richmond  .  . .  BC 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
North’mb’land  O 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
P’tage-Neepaw'a  M 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate  .  Nd 
Skeena . E  C 


RAILKOA.  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  llBV , PP.81-87 


536-102 

529-269 

Millertown  Jet. 

629 

Millertown  Jet. 

629 

Breton  535 
Pleasant  River  529 

Lakefield  629 

535- 18 

636-18  (Masson  PO) 

Winfield  635 
St.  Damien  629 
529-256 

St.  Damien  529 
Alba  629  or  Little 
Narrows  364 
455 
535  90 
Quesnel  650 

536- 48 
529-65 

Buctouche  629 
535"169  (Rly.  name 
Buena  Vista) 
636-216 
Exeter  650 

535- 143 
Ponieix  635 

Sexsmith  646 
193  or  Meadow 

536- 244  [Lake  535 
Paspebiac  529 
529-350 

455 

535-84 

635-234 

535-7 

535-155-160 
Carroll  635 

[629 

Port  Blandford 
535-236 

Saint  John  529,535 

535-230 

535-165 

529'198 

378.3-9 

529-200 

529-267 

Clarenville  529 
378-1-3-9 
via  Burin 
535-34 
529-193 

Lakefield  529 

529.192-207,  535-44, 
Weston  562  [329'3 


378-5 

via  Hamilton 

635-230 
Suburb  of 

Vancouver 
Swift  Current,  536 

Colborne,  529,  635 
Baine  Harb’r  378 "1 
535-112 

Alexander  Bay  529 
529-360 


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POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST- 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Burnstown . 

Burnsville . 

Burnt  Church.. . . 
Burnt  Island... . 

Burnt  Island .... 


Renfrew  S  R  . . . .  0 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Northumberl’dN  B 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate..Nd 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 


Burnt  Point . 

Burnt  River _ 

Bwrqwitlam. ... 

Burr . 

Burrard  Inlet. . . . 
Burridge . 

Burriss . 

tBurritts . 

Burritt’s  Rapids . 

Burrows . 

Burstall  ....214 

t  Burton . 

Burton . 


Trinity-Concep¬ 


tion . Nd 

Victoria . O 

Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. .  ,BC 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Vancouver  Cen  BC 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 
Kenora- 


Rainy  River. .  .0 
Grenville-DundasO 
Grenville-Dund’sO 


Qu’Appelle . S 

Kindersley . S 


York-Sunbury.NB 
Kootenay  W . . .  BC 


RAILROAD  ON  WIilCt 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 

sebkey, pp.31-87 


via  Renfrew 
529-60 

Newcastle  629 

St.  Brendan’s378-7 
Port  aux  Basques 
629 

Carbonear  629 
529-171 

Sub  P.O.  of  New 
VVestminstei 
536-176 

via  Vancouver,  BC 
Godfrey  635 

Devlin  529 

536-33 

Merriekville  635 
536-112 
536T61 
529-58 
Nakusp  535 


t  Burtons . 

Burtonsville . 

Burtt’s  Corner. . . 

Burwash . 

Bury . 

Busby . 

fBushell . 

Bush  Island . 

tBusridge  . 

fBussiere . 

tBusteed . 

Butedale _ ... 

Butler . 

Butte . 

Butte  D’Or . 

Buttermilk  Falls 
Butternut  Bay. . . 
Butternut  Ridge. 
Butte  St.  Pierre . 
Buttress . 

tBuxton . 

t Buzzard  . .  .. 

Byemoor . 

*Byng  Inlet . 

Byron . 

Cabana . 

Cabano  .  ...2594 

Cabin  Lake . 

*Cabri . 4ee 

Cache  Bay  ...846 

Cache  Creek . 

Cacouna . 716 

Oacouna  Sud. . .. 

Cactus  Lake . 

Cadboro  Bay  .... 

Cadillac . 236 

Cadillac . 1614 

Cadogan  . 

Cadomin . 

Oadron . 

Caesarea. . . . 

Cails  Mills . 

Cain’s  Mountain.. 

*Cainsville . 

tCaintown . 

Cairns . 


Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Jasper-Edson.Alta 
V  ork-Sunbury .  N  B 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

Compton - 
Frontenac. . . .  Q 
Jasper-Edson,Alta 
Meadow  Lake  . . . S 
Queens- 
Lunenburg..N  S 
North’berland.NB 
Nicolet-YamaskaQ 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .0 

Skeena . B  C 

Brandon-Seuris .  M 
Red  Deer . A 

Gloucester. . .  .NB 

Victoria . O 

Leeds .  O 

Royal . NB 

Meadow  Lake  . . .  S 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. . .  S 

Kent . O 

The  Battlefords.  .S 

Acadia  . A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  . O 

Middlesex  E  R. .  0 
Meadow  Lake.  ...S 
Tdmiscouata  . . .  .Q 

Acadia . A 

Kindersley . S 

Nipissing . 0 

Kamloops . B  C 

Tdmiscouata  . . .  .Q 
Temiscouata  . . .  .Q 

Kinaersley .  S 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  ,S 

Villeneuve . Q 

Acadia . A 

Jasper-Edson  . . .  A 

Vegreville . A 

Durham .  O 

Kent . N  B 

Cape  Breton  N. - 
Victoria  ....NS 
Brant- 

Haldimand  . .  .0 

Leeds . O 

Acadia . A 


562-4  (Lattie’s 
Brook  P  O) 

Gain  ford  529 
535-201 

529-130,  635-49 
535-7 

645-1-4 

444 

Bridgewater  529 

529-50 

529-88 

535-51 

455 

529-268 

Rocky  Mountain 
House  529,  535 
Bathurst  529 
Kinmount  529 
Brockville  529,535 
Havelock  529 
Paradise  Hill  529 
535-168 

6'23’34(North  Bux- 
535-164  [ton  PO) 
629-325 
635-49 


via  London 
Meadow  Lake  536 
629-114 
Cessford  629 
535-162 

535- 66 

Ashcroft  535,  529 
529-50 

Cacouna  529 
529-291 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Victoria) 

536- 170 

529-119 
635-168 
529-312 
Andrew  635 
Burketon  535 
Harcourt  629 
McKinnon 
Harbour  529 
529-199,  703 

Mallorytown  529 
536-158 


rots! 

OFFICES 


Cairo . 

Caissie  Village. . . 
Caistor  Centre  . . . 

Caistorville . 

tCaithness . 

Calabogie . 

Calahoo . 

Calais . 

Calamite  River  . 
Calderbank . 

C  alder . 296 

tCaldwell . 

Caldwell . 

Caldwell . 

tCaldwell  Brook 

Caledon . 

Caledon  East .... 
Caledonia..  1,681 

Caledonia . 

(Guysboro) 

Caledonia . 

(Queens) 
'Caledonia  Mines 
CaledomaSprings 

'Calgary. .129, 060 
Calgary  Airport. 

Calhoun . 

Caliento . 

Calixa-Lavallee. . 


•Callander . 
CalliAres 


Calling  Lake  . .  . 

Calmar . 944 

tCalstock . 

Calumet  ....  719 

'Calumet  Island. 


Calvert . 

Calwin 
Camborne . . 
Cambray . . . 
Cambria, . . . 
Cambridge  . 
Cambridge  . 


Cambridge  Stat’n 

Camden . 

Camden  East  . . 

Camel  Chute  . . . 
Camelot  Beach  . 

Cameo . 

tCameron . 

Cameron . 

Cameron  Falls. 
tCameron  Lake . 
Cameron 
Settlement 
Cameron’s  Mills. 

Camlachie . 

tCamlaren . 


tCampbell . 

Campbellcroft . . 
Campbelldale . . . 

* Campbellford . . 

3,236 

Campbell  Island . 
* Campbell  River 
1,986 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Lambton-Kent . .  0 

Kent . NB 

Lincoln . O 

Lincoln . O 

Kootenay  E...BC 

Renfrew  S  R . O 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

PeaceRiver . A 

Chapleau . Q 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

York  ton . S 

Renfrew  SR . O 

Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 

Lethbridge . A 

Victoria-Carleton 
NB 

Peel . 0 

Peel . O 

Brant- 

Haldimand. . .  .0 
Antigonish 
Guysboro’... N  S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
S.  Cape  Breton.  N  S 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

/  Calgary  N  ....  A 

\  Calgary  S . A 

Bow  River . A 

Westmorland.. N  B 

Provencher . M 

Richelieu- 

Vercheres . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Quebec- 

Montmorency .  Q 

Athabaska . A 

Wetaskiwin. . . .  A 

Cochrane . O 

Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Pontiac  - 

Temiscamingue  Q 
St.  John’s  W. . .  Nd 

Calgary  S .  A 

Northumberland  O 

Victoria . O 

Bow  River . A 

Royal . N  B 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Colchester  -Hants 
Hastings-  [N.S 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 

Renfrew  SR . 0 

Welland . O 

Prince  Albert. .  ,.S 
Brandon-Souris .  M 

Victoria . O 

Port  Arthur . O 

Comox-Alberni  BC 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 

Kent . N  B 

Lambton  W  R. . .  O 
Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Jasper-Edson.Alta 

Durham . O 

Inverness- 
Riohmond.  ..NS 
Northumberland  O 

Skeena . BC 

Comox- Alberni  BC 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


via  Bothwell 
Buctouche  629 
Smithville  703 
Canfield  529 
535-69 

635- 61 
629-322 

High  Prairie  645 
Dupuy  529 
529-289 

529-230  [P  O) 
529-214  (Hyndford 
McKee  535 

Hillspring  535 
Hillside  535 

rnglewood 529,  535 

529-192 

529-196-199 

Sunny  brae  529 

529-30 

Part  of  Glace  Bay 

535- 31 

536- 225-227-228 
529-315-316,240,231 
Calgary  529,  636 
529-12 

529-224 
Vercheres  629 

529-193 

Giffard  529 

Athabaska  529 

636- 244 
529.154 
535T8 

Campbell’s  Bay  635 

via  St.  John’s 
Sub  PO  of  Calgary 
Cobourg,  629,  536 
529-173 

Rosedale  629,635 
Cody  636 
Brooklyn  562 

562-1 

Truro  529,  662 
529-140 

Caldwell  529 

via  Port  Colborne 

529-287 

536T26 

529-171 

629-131 

535-88 

Sunnybrae  629 

Richibucto  529 
529-185 

via  Yellowknife 
645-1-2 

via  Port  Hope 
via  Sydney 

529-169 

455 

455,  233 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


103 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Campbell’s  Bay. 

976 

Campbell’s  Creek 

'Campbellton. . . . 

7,764 

Campbellton . 

Campbellville. . . . 
'Camp  Borden.. 
Camp  Chimo .... 

Camp  Creek . 

Campden . 

f0ampdes21Lacs 

Camper . 

Oamperdown  . . . 
Oamperdown  . . . 

Camperville .... 
*Catnp  Oagetown 
Project 


Pontiao- 

Temiscamingue .  Q 
Humber-St. 

Georges . Nd 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate..Nd 

Halton  . O 

Dufferin-Simcoe .  0 

Xipissing . O 

Jasper-Edson. . .  A 

Lincoln . 0 

Joliette-L’Assomp 

tion-MontoalmQ 

Selkirk . M 

Grey  XR . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg. N  S 

Dauphin . M 

York-Sunbury .  XB 


'Camrose _ 4,131 

tCamsoot . 

Camsell  Portage. 
fCamsell  River  . . 

Cana . 

tCanaan  Rapid9. . 
Canaan  Station  . . 
Canada  Harbour. 

Canal . 

Canal  Flats . 

Canboro' . 

Candiac . 

Candiac  Station  . 

Candle  Lake . 

Cando . 

Cane . 

Canfield . 

tCanfield  June. . . 

tCanford . 

tOanim . 

Canim  Lake . 

* Canmore . 

Oann . 

fOannell . 

Cannes . 

Cannes  des 

Roches . 

Cann\fton . 

*  Canning . 

Canning’s  Cove. . 

'Cannington  .890 
Cannon 
Canoe . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHILE 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Camp  Hill . 

Camp  Kagawong 

Halifax . 

Victoria . 

.NS 

..O 

Camp  Kinkora. . . 

Terrebonne.. . 

■  -Q 

fCamp  Marcel  . . . 

J  oliette-L’ Assomp- 

tion- Montcalm  Q 

Camp  Morton.. . . 

Selkirk . 

.  M 

C’p  Nominingue. 

Labelle . 

•Q 

fCampobello . 

Charlotte . 

N  B 

Camp  Oconto. . . . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . 

..0 

Camp  Onawaw. .. 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka.. . . 

..0 

Camp  Ouareau  . . 

Jolielte-L’ Assomp- 

tion-MontcalmQ 

Camp  Robinson. . 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River 

..0 

Campsie . 

Jasper-Edson  . 

..A 

Camp  Wanapitei. 

Nipissing .... 

..0 

A 

...BC 


Camrose 
Xanaimo 
Meadow  Lake  ... S 
Mackenzie 
River . . . .  N  W  T 

Melville . S 

Royal . N  B 

Westmorland.  .XB 
Grand  Palls- White 

Bay . Nd 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Kootenay  E. . . .  BC 
Brant- 

Haldimand  ...  0 
29  St.  Foye  Road. . 

Qu’  Appelle . S 

Prince  Albert .  .  .S 
The  Battlefords  S 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 
Brant- 

Haldimand  . . .  O 
Brant- 

Haldimand . 0 

Kamloops . BC 

Kamloops . . . .  B  C 

Kamloops . B  C 

Bow  River . A 

Chapleau..  . . .  .Q 
Edmonton  W..  Alta 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Gaspb . Q 

Hastings  South . .  O 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate.  .Nd 

Victoria . O 

Dorchester . Q 

Kamloops. . . .  B  C 


535-28 

Stephenville 
Crossing  629 
629-50-62 

378'6or  Lewisporte 
529 

636-36 

529-194,  635-48 
418 

Barrhead  645 
Beam9ville529 
Mont  Laurier  536 

529-231 

529-194 

Middlewood  529 
Winnipegosis  529 
Oromocto  529 

via  Halifax 
Penelon  Falls  529 
Ste.  Agathe  636 
Joliette  529,  536 

535-123 

Nominingue636 
( WelshpoolPO) 
Tichborne  535 

Huntsville  529 

Ste  Agathe  535 

Red  Lake  Road  529 
or  Vermilion  Bay 
Barrhead  646  [735 
418  [535-232 

529-315-316-323-324 

529-346 

193 

via  Port  Radium 

529-245 
Cody  635 
529-50 

378-8 

315  or  Huntsville 
[529 

535-84 

Canfield  529 

Quebec  City 
529-268 

Meath  Park  535 
529-250 
Osseo  649 
529-199 

623-34,  529-199-209. 

712 

535-92 

650 

Exeter  650 

535-226 

629-120 

529-322 

Sporting 

Mountain  529 
Corner  of  the 

Beach  52f 
Belleville  529,535 
562-2 


Lethbridge  529 

529  177 

Ste.  Justine  675 
535-70 


Canoe  Cove. 
Canoe  Lake. 


Canoe  Lake. . 

fCanol . 

Canonto . 


PUS') 

OFFICES 


Canopus . 

'Can ora. . .  .1,668 
tCanrobert  ..329 

'Canso . 1,313 


Cautal . 

* Canterbury  Sta. 
Cantic . 


tCantin . 

Cantley . 

Canton . 

Canton  Arnaud . . 
Canton  Begin.. . . 
tCanton  Casgrain 

Canton  Jette 

Canton 

Patapedia 
tCanton  Pelletiei 
Canton  Tessier . 

Cantuar . 


Canuck. 


Canwood  ....272 

Canyon  . 

Canyon  Creek. . . 
tCap  a  la  Baleine . 

Cap  a  la  Branobe 
'~'ap  a  I’Aigle  599 

Capasin  .  . 

fCap  au  Corbean  . 
Cap  au  Benard 
Cap-aux-Oies . . 

Cap-aux-Os . 

Cap  Bateau . 

fCap  Caissie . . 
Cap  Chat. .  1642 

Cap  Chat  Est 
'Cap  de  la  Made 
leine. .  ..18.667 
Cap  de  la  Made¬ 
leine  Esl 
ra.v  de  la 
Madeleine  Ones 1 
Cap  de  Moisellp 
Creek. 

Cap  de  Fjspoir 
nn  p  des  Bonders. 
Qap  des  Rosier s 
Est. 

ICape  Breton  .... 

Cape,  Broyle . 

Cape  Charlps . .  . 

[Cape  Chin  ...  . 

tOape  Cliff . 

Cape  Cove . 

fCape  Croker. . . 
tape  Dauphin  . 

fCape  Enrage. . . . 
Cape  Freels . 


fCape  George 


DOMINION 

electoral 

DISTRICTS 


Queen’s  .... 
Inverness- 
Richmond 
Parry  Sound 
Muekoka . 
Mackenzie 

River . 

Hastings- 
Frontenac 
Assiniboia  . . 
Yorkton 
Shefford. . . . 


P  E  1 

.  N  8 

...  O 

NW1 

....O 
....  8 
....S 
.  .  Q 


Antigonish- 
GuysboroughN  - 
MooseMountain  8 
York-Sunbury  NB 
Ohateauguav  - 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie...  Q 

Lotbiniere .  Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Durham .  O 

Saguenay .  Q 

Lapointe . Q 

Vlontmagny- 

L’l9let .  Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane .  tv 

Bonaventure . . .  Q 

Roberval . V 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple Creek. ■  S 
Prince  Albert. .  ..S 
Kootenay  E.  .BC 

Peace  River . A 

Matapedia- 
Matane..  .  •  Q 
Charlevoix....  Q 
Charlevoix...  .  Q 
M eadow  Lake  S 

Charlevoix .  Q 

Gaspb .  Q 

Charlevoix ......  Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Gloucester.  ..NB 

Kent . NB 

Gasp5 . Q 

Gaspe . . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Champlain . Q 

St.  John- Albert.  NB 

Gasp4 . 0 

Gasp5 . Q. 

Gasp6 . Q 

Westmorland.. N  B 
st.  John’s  W..  .Nd 
Labrador . Nd 

P,ruce . O 

Cumberland.  ..NS 

Gasp6 . Q 

Rruce . O 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . N  S 

St.John-AIbert.NR 
Ronavista- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  S'lATION, 

SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Charlottetown  629 
via  Sydney 

529  216 

via  Norman  Wells 
Folger  635 
536-181 

529-257-269-276 
535'l(ArigeGardien 
de  Rouville  PO) 
368,  373 

Alida  536 

535-309 

529-87-211 


529-118 

Hull  West  535 
Port  Hope  629,  635 
via  Clarke  City 
Jonquiere  529 
Lac  Frontier?  675 

Amqui 

St.  Alexis  529 

Dolbeau  529 
Matane  528 

536-162 

535- 171 

529-265 

535'69 

645-1 

Matane  528 

Baie  St.  Paul  529 
I, a  Malbaie  529 

536- 179 

Baie  St.  Paul  529 
Matane  628 
529-122 
via  Gaspb  529 
Shippigan  529 
Shediac  529 
348-1  ,orMatane528 
Cap  Chat  348*1 
535-19-21 

via  Trois  Rivieres 

iimTroisRivieres 

Hillsboro  529 

Capp  Cove  629 
Gasp6  529 
Gaspb  529 

529-65 

via  St.  John’s 
378’8  (L’d’g  name 
Cape  St.  Charles) 
Wiarton  529 
Wallace  529 
529T16 
Wiarton,  529 
New  Campbellton 
364 

Hills!  oro  529 

Via  Weslej  ville 
Antigoniah  529 


104 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[  1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


tCape  George 

Point 

tCape  Island . 

tCape  Jack . 

Cape  La  dune. . . 

Capelton  . . 

’Cape  51  eg'ro  .... 

Cape  North . 

Cape  Onion . 

fOape  Porcupine. 

Cape  Ray . 

tCape  Rich . 

tCape  St.Charles 
Cape  St.  George. 

Cape  St.  Mary  . . 

tCape  Sable  isl’d 
South  Side 
Cape  Station  . . . 
Cape  Tormentine 
tCape  Traverse. 
Capilano . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Capitol  Hill. 


Capylan  . 

Cap  La  Ronde  . 

Cap  Lemoyne  . 

Caplin  Cove.. . . 


Cap  Lumiere. . 
Cappahaj  den 

Cap  Pele . 

Cappon  . 

*Capreol.  ..2,002 
Cap  Rouge  ... 


tCap  Rouge  .... 

Cap  St.  Ignace. . 

CapSt.  Ignace  Sta 

Cap  St.  Martin. . 

Cap  SanU . 

Caps  de  Maria  . . 

Cap  Seize . 

Caps  St.  Fidele  . . 
Capstick . 


Cap  Tourmente. 

Capucins . 

tCaradoc . 

Caramat  . 

Caraquet . 

*Carberry  . . .  .912 

*Carbon. . 374 

Carbondaie 
*Carbnnear , 


.3,351 


Carcajou . 

Carcross  . 
Cardale  . . . 
tCardell. . . 


Cardiff  ..... 

Cardigan  . . . 

* Cardinal  .  .1,782 
Cardinal 
Cardinal  Heights^Russell 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KKY.PP.  81-87 


Antigonish' 

UuyaboroughNS 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 

Stanstead . . Q 

Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . NS 

Grand  Falls- White 

Bay . Nd 

Antigonish 
Guysboro'. .  .N  S 
Burin-Burgeo.  Nd 

Grey  NR . O 

Labrador . Nd 

Humber-St. 
George’s . Nd 

Shelburne  Yar¬ 
mouth-Glare.  NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
St.  John-Albert  NB 
Westmorland  .N  B 

Prince . PEI 

Coast-CapilanoBC 


Burnaby- 
Coquitlam ...  BO 
Bonaventure . . .  .Q 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond. ..  NS 
Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion  . Nd 

Kent . N  B 

St.  John’s  W  . .  Nd 
Westmorland  NB 

Acadia . A 

Nickel  Belt. ...  0 
Quebec- 
Mon  tmorency .  Q 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Laval . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Bonaventure. . .  .  Q 

Gaspe . 0 

Charlevoix...  . .  Q 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Charlevoix . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Middlesex  WR  . .  o 

Port  Arthur . o 

Gloucester. .  . .  N  B 

Port.’geNeepawaM 
Bow  River. . . .  Alta 
Jasper-Edson .  Alta 
Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

Peace  River  ...  .A 

Yukon . Yu 

Marquette . M 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Jasper-Edson.  Alta 
Kings ...  PEI 
Grenville  DundasO 
Lisgar . M 


Antigonish  529 


via  Wesleyville 
Havre  Boucher  529 

378  3 

via  Lennoxville 
Port  Clyde  529 

via  Dingwall 


Ship  Cove  378'8 
529  T7 


529-34 

Meaford  529 
378-8(CapeCharies 
[PO, 

Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
Hectanooga  662 

Barrington 

Passage  629 
Hillsboro  529 
529-54,  356 
Borden  629 
(Sub  P.O.  of  Van¬ 
couver)  via  Nth 
Vancouver 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver 
529  T16 

via  Arichat  or 
Louisdale  529 

Inverness  529 

Carbonear  529 
Rexton  629 
via  St.  John’s 
Shediac  529 
Excel  529 
529-130-137 
529-84-120-123 

via  Cheticamp 

529-115 

529-115 

535-21(RRnamet.i 
529-120  [Cap) 
Maria  529  [Monts 
vm  Ste.  Anne  des 
La  Malbaie  529 
365  or  via  North 
Sydney 
529-122 
via  Cap  Chat 
635-42 
529  131 
529-60 

535-112,  529-236 

535-235 

645-1-2 

529-37,  378-4 
443,  or  Grim- 
shaw  645 
717 

529-244 

535-226 

Morinville  529,645 

529-3 

529-83 

^29-227 

via  Ottawa 


POST 

OFFICES 


Cardross . 

Card’s  Harbour. . 

Cardston .  ...2,487 

Carey . 

tCarey  Lake . 

Carey’ 8  Hill . 

* Cargill . 

t  Cariboo  Gold 

Mines 
f  Cariboo  Marsh  . . 

t  Caribou . 

*Carievale  ...260 
Carignan . 

Carillon .  328 

Car  lea . 

C  arleton . 

Carleton . 

Carleton  Centre. . 
Carleton  Ouest  . . 
*  Carleton  Place . . 

4.725 

Carleton  Siding. . 
Carleton  Village.. 

tCarley . 

tCarlin . 

Carling . 

Carlingford . 

tCarlin  gford . 


Carlingtoii . 

Carlisle . 

Carlos  . 

Carlowrie . 

Carlsbad  Springs 

Carlsruhe . 

Carlton . 

* Carlyle.  . 716 

Carlyle  Lk.  Resort 
Carmacks . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Assiniboia .  S 

Grand  Falls- White 

Bay . Nd 

Lethbridge. .  Alta 

Provencher . M 

Cochrane . O 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Bruce .  O 

Halifax . NS 

Cape  Breton  S  .NS 

Pictou  .  NS 

Moose  Mountain  S 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Argenteuii- 

Deux  MontagnesQ. 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Bonaventure ...  .Q 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  N  S 
Bonaventure . .  . .  Q 
Bonaventure  . . . .Q 
Lanark .  . . . .  O 

Prince . PEI 

Shelburne-Yar- 

mourh-Clare.NS 

Simcoe  ER . O 

Kamloops . BO 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Perth . O 

Victoria-Carleton 

NB 

Carleton . O 

Wentworth . O 

Wetaskiwin. . . .  A 

Provencher . M 

Russell . . . .  O 

Grey-Bruce . .  .0 
Prince  Albert. ..  .S 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Yukon . Yu 


* Carman .  ..1,867 
*Carinanaay  .285 
Carmanville . 

Carmel  Station.. 
Carmi . 

Carmichael  ...71 

Oarnagh  . 


Lisgar . M 

Macleod . Alta 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Rosthern . S 

Okanagan- 

Boundary  . . .  BC 


Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .S 
Swift  Current- 


Carnarvon  . 

*Carnduff . . .  .600 

Carnegie . 

Camwood . 

Caroline . 

Carolside . 

* Caron .126 

Caron  Brook . 

Caronport . 

Carp . 

*Carpent.er  . 

t^arpenter  . . . 
tCarr . 

C  array  ana. .  .233 

tCarriek . 

tCarrier . 

Carroll . 


Maple  Creek.. .  S 


Victoria . O 

Moose  Mountain  S 

Marquette . M 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Acadia . A 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Carleton  ...  .  O 

Rosthern . S 

Royal . N  B 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Mackenzie . S 

Provencher . M 

Levis  . Q 


Brandon-Souris.  M 


Carroll 


Pontiac  - 


tCarroll 


Temiscamingue  Q 
Northumberl’d  NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


536-166 

Triton  West  378'6 
536-239 
535-115 
629T54 

Black  Cape  529 
529-188 

Upper  Musquod- 
oboit  529 
via  Sydney 
357  or  Pictou  529 
535-118 
La  Tuque  529 

629-91 

529-272 

529.116 

Brazil  Lake  562 

Carleton  529 
Carleton  529 
635-68-65 

529-2 

Gunning  Cove  529 

535-48 

535-70 

535-49 

Sebringville  529 
Andover  535 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa 
Fiamboro’  535 
Leslieville  529 
Arnaud  636 
529-211 

Hanover  529,  535 
529-261 

635- 150,  529-  263 
Carlyle  529,535 
via  White  Horse 
529-227,  535-113 
535-236 

378-7 

529-260 

535-91 

535-225 

Piapot  636 

Haliburton  529 

535- 118 

636- 110 
Breton,  535 
Innisfail  535 
529-314 

536- 149 

529-118 

Caron  535 

529-214 

629-290 

Hampstead  529 
Powassan  629 

629-288 

529"238  (Spurgrave 
675-3  [PO) 

535-119 
Waltham  536 

629'79  (Carrolls 

Crossing  P.O.) 


1956] 


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105 


POST 

OFFICES 


Carrolls  Crossing 
tOarrolls  Landing 

Carrot  Creek . 

Carrot  River  .801 
Carr’s  Brook.  . . 


Carruthers  . 

Carrying  Place 

Carseland . 

Car  stairs . .  . .  468 

tCarter . 

Carter’s  Cove - 

(Carter's  Point. . . 
fOartertoD . 


Carthew  Bay  . 

Cartier  . 

(Cartier . 

Cartierville . . . 


*Cartu>right .  .476 
Cartwright . . . 
Cartyville . 


Carvel . . 
Cascade  . 


DOMINION 

BL.BOTURAL 

DISTRICTS 


RA.LKUADON  WHICH 
bOCATKD,  OR  NBAR- 
B8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEW  KEY,  PP  81-87 


Northumberl'd  NB 
Kootenay  VV...BC 
Jasper-Edson ...  A 

Mackenzie. . 8 

Colohester- 

llants . N  8 

The  Baitlefords .  8 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox, .  0 

Bow  River . A 

Bow  River . A 

Gaspe . m 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate 

Royal  _ 

Algo m a  VV  R.. 


Nd 
NB 
.  O 


Cascades 

tCascapedia. 


Simcoe  ER . O 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Provencher . M 

Laval .  Q 

Lisgar . M 

Labrador  . Nd 

Humber-St. 

George’s  ....Nd 
Jasper- Edson .  Alta 
Osanagan- 
Boundary  . 
Gatineau.  .  . 
Bonaventure . 


fCase . 

Casey . 

Caslan . 

(Caspaco . 

Casselman  .  .1168 

Oassiar . 

Cassidy . 

Cassilis . 

fOassils . 

Castagnier . 

Castalia . 

tCastelnau  .... 


Castle  Bay . 

Castleford . 

*Castlegnr . .  .1329 
tCastle  Mountain 

Castle  Point . 

tCastle  Rock  .... 

Castleton . 

Castor  . -798 

(•Casummit  Lake 

*Catalina . 


Catalone 


Catalone  Gut. . 
Catalone  Road. . . 


Catamount . 

fOataract . 

Cataraqui . 

Catohacoma .... 

Cater . 

Cathcart . 

Caughnawaga . . 


(Caulfeiid  .... 
Causapscal. .  2, 609 

Causapscal  Sta’n 


Causeway. 
Cavalier. . . 


.BC 
■  M 
...Q 


Royal .  N  B 

Chapleau . Q 

Athabaska  .  A 

8keena . BC 

Russell  . 0 

8keena . BC 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Northumberl’d  N  B 
Medicine  Hat  . . .  A 

Chapleau .  Q 

Charlotte. . . .  N  B 
Montmagny- 

L’  Islet . Q 

Cape  Breton  N 

Victoria . NS 

Renfrew  SR.  . .  O 
Kootenay  W ...  BC 

Bow  River . A 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 

Cariboo . B  C 

Northumberland  O 

Acadia . A 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River  .0 
Trinity-Concep¬ 
tion . Nd 

[nvernees- 
Richmond  ...NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond.  ..NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond.  ..NS 
Westmorland . .  N  B 

Peel . 0 

Kingston . O 

Peterboro1 . O 

vieadow  Lake. . .  S 

Brantford . O 

Chateaguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Coast-CapilanoBC 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Mackenzie . S 

The  Battlefords.  S 


Carroll  629 
Nakusp  536 
629 -32b 
619-272 
Parrsboro  549 

529  279 

Trenton  629,  635 

535- 248 

536- 227 

Douglastown  629 
8-6 

via  Saint  John 
Hiltonbeach  438  o 
Desbarats  535 
Hawkestone  529 
535-66 
529-221,  647 
529-91  (Trolley  to 
Montreal) 
535-117 
378-4 

529-34 

529-320 

535-72 

535-27 

529  116  (Grand 
Cascapedia  PO 
535-316 


Cavan . 

Cavell. 

Cavendish. 

Cavendish.. 


ICaverhill . 

Oaverlys  Landing 


[Yukor 


529-120 
645*2 
529-350 
529-211 
via  Watson  Lake, 
535-88 

Newcastle  529 
535-225-241 
Amos  529 
Grand  Manan  403 
Lafontaine  629 

Christmas  Island 
529 

535- 65 

536- 72-78,231 
535-225 

Pleasant  Point  529 
Marguerite  650 
Colborne  529,  636 
535-233 

196  or  Hudson  529 


529-35.  378-4-7 
698 

Catalone  698 

Catalone  698 

529-50 

535-36-39 

535-61 

GooderhamS29 

636-183 
Burford  529 
Adirondack  June 
535,  633  Bridge 
to  Lachine,  Q 
via  Vancouver 
529-50 

529-50 

Carrot  River  629 
529-262 


Cavers . 

tCavignao . 
awood  .  . . 


FOST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED, ORNEAR 
BBT  R.  R.  STATION, 

SBBKBY, PP.81-87 


Cawston. 


layer  . 

ay  ley . 139 

Cayuga . 719 

Cazaville . 


fCeoebe  . . 
(Cecil . 


Cecil  Lake . 

Cedar . 

Jedarbrae  . 

Cedar  Cottage  . . 

Cedar  Croft . 

|Cedar  Dale  .... 

Cedar  Nook . 

Cedars . 96 

'edar  Springs. . . 

Cedarvale . 

Cedar  Valley. . . . 

Cednrville . 

Cedoux . 

ICeepee . 

Ceepeecee . 

Celista ....  _ _ 

Jentennial . 

Jentral  Argyle  . 

Central  Bedeque 
lentral  Blissville 
Central  Butte  280 
Oent’l  Greenwich 
Jentral  Grove  . . 

t  Central 

Hampstead 

* Centralia . 

(Central  Park... 
Central  Patricia. 
Central 

Port  Mouton 
Central  Wood 

Harbour 
Centre  Acadie.. 
Centre  Burlington 


fCentredale  . . 
Centre  East 

Pubnico 

tCentre 
Musquodoboit. 
Centre  Napan. . . 
Centre  St.  Simon 
Centreton  .... 
Centreview . . . 


Durham . O 

Kindersley . S 

Medicine  Hat.Alt„ 
Trinity-Ooucep- 

tion . Nd 

Vork-Sunbury .  NB 
Hastings- 
Frontenae  ...  .0 
Port  Arthur  . . . .  O 
Nicolet-Y  amaskaQ 
Pontiac - 
TemiscamingueQ 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  .  .BC 

Dauphin . M 

Macleod . Alta 

Brant- 
Haldimand.. .  O 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Prince  Albert. Sask 

Cariboo . B  C 

Nanaimo . B  C 

York  N  R . O 

Vancouver- 
Kingsway  . .  .BC 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Ontario . O 

Simcoe  East. ...  O 
Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges . .  .  Q 

Kent .  O 

Skeena . B  C 

York  N  R . O 

Qrej'-Bruce  ....  O 
Assiniboia.  .  Sask 
The  Battlefords . S 
Comox-Alberni.  BO 

Kamloops . B  C 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
.Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Prince . PEI 

York-Sunbury  .NB 
Kosetown-BiggarS 

Royal .  N  B 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Royal .  NB 

Huron . O 

N  ewW  estm’sterBC 
Port  Arthur. . 
Queens- 
Lunenburg.  .NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 

Kent . N  B 

Colohester- 

Hants . NS 

Pictou . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Halifax . N  S 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Gloucester.  ...SB 
Northumberland 


tCentre  Village 
Centreville . 


kCentreville. 


635- 34 
529-245 

636- 246 

Whitbourne  629 
636-314 
Bancroft  629 

536-66 

635- 1 

Kazabazua  536 
685-20 

Ste.  Rose  529 

636- 228 

529-209,  712,  623’34 
Whites  529 


Hastings- 

Frontenac  .... 
W  estmorland . .  N 
Hastings- 

Frontenac .... 
Victoria- 
Oarleton ....  NB 


Burks  Falls,  529 

Prince  Albert 

529, 535 
via  Fort  St.  John 
via  Nanaimo,  BC 
529-130 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver 
Burk’s  Falls  529 

529-161  or  via 

Oshawa 
Waubaushene  529 
529-83 

Blenheim  646 
529-350 

Pine  Orchard  529 

Mt.  Forest  536,  529 

529-251 

529-260 

450-2,233 

Notch  Hill  536 

Judique  529 

529-27 

Summerside  529 
Bailey  636 
529-271-282 
Glenwood  529 
Tiverton  369 -4 

529-68 

529-184 

514  [529 

165  or  Savant  Lake 
Port  Mouton  529 

Lower  Wood 

Harbour  529 
Acadiaville  529 
Brooklyn  662 

Hopewell  629 
Lower  East 
Pubnico  529 
Kent  529 

Chatham  529 
Caraquet  529 
via  Grafton 
Barrys  Bay  529 


Midgic  629 
Newburgh  529 

529-68 


106 


POST 

OFFICES 


Centreville . 

Centreville . 

Centreville  East.. 

Cereal  . 136 

Cessford . 

*Ceylon . 

*CeylonSl’tion‘i2l 

fOliabot . 

Chaffey’s  Locks . . 
Chagoness . 

Chahoon  . 

Chailey . 

Chaleurs . 

tChalifoux . 

*Chalk  River.. . . 
Chamberlain  136 

Chambery . 

Chamlly _ 2,160 

Chambord  . .  1070 
Chambord  Jonc.. 

Charncook . 

fChamiss  Bay  . . . 

[Champagne . 

tChampcoeur. . . . 

Champdore . 

Champigny . 

Champion . . .  .378 
Champlain . .  .706 

Charnpneuf . 

Champneys  East. 

Chance  OoveEast 

fChance  Harbour 

Chancellor . 

Chandler  ..2,326 
Chandler  West... 
Chandos  Lake  . . . 

*  Changelslands . 

tChanlog . 

*  Channel . 

Channing . 

Chantry . 

tChapais . 

Chapeau  .  ..464 

Chapel  Arm.- _ 

tChapel  Road. . . . 

Chapel’sCove _ 

*Chapleau . 

t  Chaplin  . 

*  Chaplin . 374 

Chaplin  Road. . . . 
Chapman  Camp 
588 

Chaput- Hughes. . 
Charette . 

Charing  Cross  . . . 
CharlemagnelSbG 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE  [1956 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP  81-87 

Dlgby -Annapolis- 

562-2-6 

Rings . 

.NS 

Digby- Annapolis- 

Digby  562 

Kings . 

.  NS 

Inverness  - 

Mabou  529 

Richmond. 

.Nb 

Acadia . 

. .  .A 

029-252 

Acadia . 

. .  .A 

529*314 

Urey-Brnce.. . 

<) 

Flesherton  535 

Assiniboia  . 

Sask 

529-293 

Bellechasse. . . 

...Q 

St.  Camille  675 

Leeds . 

...O 

529-140 

Humboldt- 

Star  City  529 

Melfort . 

..  £ 

or  Silver  Park  535 

St.  Maurice- 

(Sub.  P.O.  of 

Lafleche  . .  . 

■  ■■Q 

Grand  ’Mere) 

Vegreville . . . 

.  A 

Mann vi lie  529 

Boniaventure 

•  ■  .Q 

New  Richmond  529 

Gatineau . 

•  Q 

Messines  536 

Renfrew-  N  K . 

. .  o 

535-65 

Moose  Jaw- 

529-255 

Lake  Centre 

...s 

Swift  Current- 

Shaunavon  535 

Maple  Creek..  .S 

Ohambly- 

529-95 

Rouville  . . . 

•  •Q 

Roberval  .... 

..Q. 

529  105-106 

Roberval . 

■Q 

Chambord  529 

Charlotte . 

N  B 

535-306 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

233,  46  ' 

Yukon  . 

.Yu 

via  White  Horse 

Chapleau . 

•  Q 

Rochebaucourt529 

Kent . 

N  B 

St.  Anthony  529 

Quebec- 

Lorette  535 

Montmorency..Q 

Macleod . 

Alta 

535-236 

Champlain . . . 

..Q 

535*21 

Chapleau . 

,.Q 

529-125 

Trinity-Concep- 

tion . 

Nd 

Port  Rexton  529 

Trinity -Concep- 

tion . 

.Nd 

Rantem  529 

St.  John-AlbertNB 

Musquash  635 

Bow  Biver  . . . . 

..A 

535-240 

Gaspe . 

•  •Q 

529-116 

Gasp6 . 

..Q 

Chandler  529 

Hastings- 

Lakefield  529 

Frontenac  . 

.  .0 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate. 

Nd 

378-6-7 

Nanaimo . 

BC 

629-346 

Burin-Burgeo..Nd 

Port  aux  Basques 

629 

Churchill .... 

529-247 

Leeds . 

Forfar  529 

Montmagny- 

Lafontaine  529 

L’Islet . 

■  Q 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 

Pembroke  529,  535 

Trinity-Concep- 

tion . 

.Nd 

Whitbourne  529 

Inverness- 

529-24 

Richmond. . 

NS 

St.  John’s  E... 

.Nd 

Holyrood  529 

Algoma  ER.. . 

..O 

636-66 

Halifax . 

NS 

Upper  Musquod- 

Swift  Current- 

[oboit  529 

Maple  Creek 

..S 

535-149 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Newcastle  629 

Kootenay  East.BC 

535-83 

Timiskaming.. 

,.o 

Kirkland  Lake  649 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche  . . .  . 

■Q 

529-85 

Kent . 

623-34 

Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm . q'629'85 


tCharles. 
Charlesbourg 

5 

Charlesbourg, 

Ouest 

Charleston  . 
Charleston . 


5734 


Charleston  . 


Charleswood  .... 
Charlie  Lake  .... 

Charlo's  Cove .... 

Charlo  Station  . . 

Charlottetoivn . . . 

15,887 

Charlottetown . . . 

Charlton . 169 

Charlton  Station. 

tOharnisay . 

Charny . 3301 

Oharron . 

Charteris . 

[Chartersville. . . . 
Chartierville  .... 

Chase . 

Chateau . 

t  Chateau  d’Eau. . 

610 

Chdteauguay . 

1,531 

Chdteauguay 

Basin  2240 
Chateauguay 

Station 
Chateau  Lake 

Louise 
Chateau  Bicher 

Chater  . 

Chatfield  .... 

*  Chatham..  21/ 218 
r Chatham .  5.223 
Chatham  Head 
* Chatsworth  395 
Chaudiere  Bassrn 
ChaudiereSta. 

* Chauvin  . . .  .340 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Chazel  . 

Cheadle . 

tCheakamus. 
Cheam  View. 
Chedderville. 


Chedoke . 

tCheecham . 

ICheeKye.  . 

* Chelan . 

*  Chelmsford.l2lCi 

t  Chelmsford . 

Chelsea  . 

Chelsea . 


Cheltenham  . 

‘ Chemainvs  .... 
ChemindesButtes 


Chemin  du  Lac 
Chemin  Guay 
Cheminis .... 
Chemin  Neuf 
Chenaux  .... 
*ChSneville  . 
tOheney. . . . 

Chenier . 

Chepstow. . . . 


68 


Churchill. . . . 
Quebec- 
Montmorem  y .  Q 
Quebeo- 

Montmorency .  V 

Leeds . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  NS 
Bouavista- 
Twillingate  .  .Nd 

St.  Boniface _ M 

Cariboo . BC 

Antigonish- 
Guy  sborough  NS 
Restigouehe- 
Madawaska . .  NB 
Queen's . P  E  i 

Bonavista- 
Twilli?jgate..Nd 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 
Timiskaming . . . .  O 
Gloucester. . . .  NB 

L^vis . Q 

Athahaska . A 

Pontiae- 
Temiscamingue  Q 
W estmorland. .  N  B 
Compton- 

Eronteuac. . . .  Q 
Kamloops  .  ...BC 

Labrador . Nd 

Quebec-Mont- 

morency . Q 

BeauharnoiB- 

Salaberry . Q 

Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Bow  River . A 

Charlevoix . Q 

Marquette . M 

Selkirk . M 

Kent . O 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Northumberl’dNB 

Grey-Bruce . O 

L^vis . Q 

L6vis . Q 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Chapleau . Q 

Bow  River  ...  A 
Ooast-Capilano  BC 
Fraser  Valley. .B  C 
Red  Deer .  A 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP. 81-87 


529'243 

5L9-105 

529-105 

via  Brockville 

Medway  529 

Southern  Bay  629 
via  Winnipeg 
via  Fort  St.  John  or 
Dawson  Creek  645 
360  or  via 
Whitehead 
529-50 

529-1-5,  102,103, 
347 


Port  Blandford 
Englehart  649 
Englehart  649 
Tracadie  629 
529-84-86-118 
Lac  la  Biche 


729 


675 

646-2 


Shawwille  635 
Moncton  529 

Scotstown  636 

535-70 

378-8 


529.106 

633-1 

Chateauguay  683 
633-1 

Lake  Louise  635 

29-122 
535-111-112 
529-242  [636-42 

546-3,712,  529  209, 
529-66 

Newcastle  529 
535-40 

St.  Romuald  529 
529  84-86 
529"245 

Maeamic  529 
535-225 
660 

529-347 

Rocky  Mountain 
House  629,  535 
Sub  POof  Hamilton 
645-2 
650 

629-288 

635-66 

Millerton  529 
535-27 

Pleasant  River  529 


Hamilton  S  . .  ..O 

Athahaska . A 

Coast-Capilano  BC 

Mackenzie . S 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Gatineau . Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 

Peel . o 

Nanaimo . BC 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Kamouraska . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Timiskaming...  O 
Dorchester...  Q 

Renfrew  N . o 

Labelle .  f) 

Bussell .  o  Hammond  535 

Gatineau . Q  Gracefield  635 

1  Bruce  .  ...  .0  Dunkeld  529 


529-192,  535-39 
535-88,404 

via  Grindstone  Is 
529-116 

Ste.  Agatbe  535 
649-7 

St.  Malachie  529 
Haleys  535 
Papineauville  536 


1956] 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Cherbourg . 


Cherbourg  Quest 


Cherhill . 

tCherrybank  . 
fCherryfleld  . 


Cherry  Grove . . 
Cherry  Hill 


Cherry  Point . . 
Cherry  Valley  . 

Cherry  Valley . 
Cherry  wood.. . . 
fCheslatta. 

* Chesley . . . 

* Chester  . . 


1,672 


Chester  Basin. 

Chesterfield  Inlet 
Chester  Grant  . 

Chester  Nord  .  . 

*  Chestervitie  1094 


* Cheticamp . 
Chevalier  . . 


Cheverie . 


Cheviot . 

tChezzetcook. 


Chiasson . 

Chibougamau  . . 


Chichester 


*Chicoutimi'232l6 
ChicoutimiCentre 
[Chicoutimi  Nord 
3,966 

Chicoutimi  Ouest 
Chief  Lake. . . . 
Chignecto. . . . 

Chigwell . 

Chikopi . 


tChilako . 

*  Chilliwack .  5,663 
Chimney  Corner 

tOhimney  Tickle 

Chin . . 

China  Creek . . 

Chinook . 116 

Chinook  Cove 
Chinook  Valley. . 
tChip  Lake. . . 
*Chipman. . . . 
Chipman  ....ISO 
*Chippawa.  .1,762 

Chippawa  Hill... 
Chipperfield .... 
Chisholm  Mills. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
BERKEY,PP.Sl-87 


Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Jasper-Edeon .  A 
York-Sunbury  .NB 
Queens- 
Lunenburg . N  S 

Athabaska . A 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 

Peace  River . A 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . 0 

Queens . PEI 

Ontario . O 

Skeena . BC 

Grey -Bruce . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  NS 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  . .  NS 
KeewatinDisNWT 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  NS 
Drummond- 
Arthabaska  . . .  Q 
Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Inverness- 
Riclimond. .  N  S 
Quebec- 

Montmorency  .Q 
Colehester- 

Ilants . NS 

Roathern . S 

Halifax . NS 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Chapleau . Q 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 

Chicoutimi .  Q 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Chicoutimi . Q, 

Cariboo . B  C 

Cumberland..  N  S 
Wetaskiwin  ....A 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Cariboo . BC 

Fraser  Valley..  B  C 
Inverness- 

Richmond. .  .NS 

Labrador .  Nd 

Lethbridge .  ..Alta 
Kootenay  YV . .  B  C 

Acadia  . A 

Kamloops . BC 

Peace  River . A 

Jasper-Edson.  .  .A 

Royal . N  B 

Vegreville . A 

Niagara  Falls. ..  0 


Matane  528 

Matane  528 

529-322 
529-58 
529  29 


Chiswick . 

Chitek . 

f  Choate . 

Chooolate  Cove.. 
Choiceland. .  .435 
Choisy . 


tChoppe  Bay 


Bruce . O 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 
Jasper-Edson. . .  A 

Nipissing . O 

Meadow  Lake. . .  S 
Fraser  Valley.. B  C 

Charlotte . NB 

Prince  Albert  . .  .S 
Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q. 

Comox- Alberni  BC 


Chortitz . 

Christian  Island. 

tOhristie . 

tChristie  Lake. . 
Christieville 


Grand  Centre  629 
Medway  529 

Dawson  Creek  646 
Picton  529 

Vernon  529 
636-50 

Burns  Lake  529 

529-189 

529-26 

529-25 

via  Churchill  529 
Chester  Basin  529 

Princeville  529 

535-33 

358,  360 

or  Inverness  529 
Giffard  529 

Brooklyn  562 

535-156 

529-16  (Head  of 
Chezzetcook  PU) 
Shippigan  529 
124,  or  St. 

Felicien,  529 
Pembroke  629,  535 

529-105,  329-8 
sub  PO  Chicoutimi 
Suburb  of 
Chicoutimi 
sub  PO  Chicoutimi 
Pr.  George  529,  650 
Maocan  529,  621 
535-233 

Burks  Falls  629 
529-350 
514,  629-347 
Inverness  529 

Cape  St.  Charles 
535-230  [378.8 

Trail  535 
529.252 
529  347 
Grimshaw  645 
529-320 

529-51,  635-315 
529-260 
623-36  or  Via 

Niagara  Falls 

Southampton  529 

535-146 

645-1  (R  R  n. 

Chisholm) 
Fossmill  529 
535-179 
535-70 

St.  Andrew’s  535 

535T78 

535-31 

455 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SF.E  KEY, PP.81-87 


Christina . 

Christina  Lake.. 

Christmas  Island 

tChristopher . 


Christopher  Lake 

Chu  Chua . 

tChudleigh .... 
Churchbridge .  264 

*Churchill . 

* Churchill . . 
Churchill  Paik  . 
Church  Over. . . . 

* Church  Point. ,  . 


Church  view. 


tChurchville. . 
Chute  d  Blondemi 

f  Chute  a  Caron . . 
[Chute  a  la 

Savane . . . 
Chute  aux 
Outardes . .  .648 
tChute  Lake  .... 


Chute  Panet. . 

Oh  uteSt.  Philippe 
Chute  Shipshaw.. 

Cinema . 

City  Heights. . . . 


City  View . 

Clair  (or  Clairs). 


Clair. 


tClaire  Fontaine 

lairmont . 

fClairvaux  de 

Bagot 

Clairville . 

fClam  Bay. . . . 


Clam  Point. 


Clandeboye . . 
Clandeboye . . 
Clandonald . 


tClanfield . 

Clanwilliam. . . 
Clapperton 

*  Claremont - 

Clarence . 

tClarence . 


Clarence  Creek.. 
tClarence  Park 
Clarenceville .  288 


tciarendon . 

Clarendon 

Station . 

*Clarenville . . . 

*Claresholm .  1603 
Clarina . 


tClark  .... 
Clarkboro'. 
I  Glarkdon  . 


Provencher . M 

Simooe  E  R .  O 

Hal  ton . O 

Lanark . O 

Argenteuil- 
Deux  MonlagnesQ 
Middlesex  YVR. .  .0 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . . .  BC 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska . .  N  B 
Prince  Albert.Sask 
Kamloops  ....lit 
Nickel  Belt. .. .  O 

Melville . 8 

Churchill ....  Mai 
Dufferin-Simcoe.O 
St.  John’s  E . .  .Net 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.Nb 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Peel . O 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean  . ,  ..Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  .BC 

Portneuf . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Lapointe . Q 

Cariboo . B  C 

Vancouver 

Quadra . BC 

Carleton . O 

Restigouehe- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Humboldt- 

Melfort .  S 

Kent . N  b 

Peace  River . A 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Kent . N  B 

Halifax . N  S 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 

Selkirk . M 

Middlesex  WR.  ..O 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

York-Sunbury  .NB 

Marquette . M 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Ontario . O 

Russell  . O 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Russell  . O 

Halifax . NS 

Brome- 
Missisquoi. ...  0 

Royal . N  B 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  ...  .0 
Trinity- 

Conception.  .  Nd 

Macleod . Alta 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Leeds . O 

Rosthern . Sask 

Port  Arthur . . ..  O 


Giroux  529 
Penetang  529 
535-35 
535-60 

629-99 

via  Mt.  Brydges 
Fife  636 

529J4 

529  "52  (Glencoe  PO 

Henribourg  529 
629-347 
529  137 
535*101 
529-246,  181 
Lefroy  529 
sub  PO  St.  John’s 
Birch  town  529 

562-1 

Orangedale  529 


535-39 

Hawkesbury 


529 


Jonquiere  529 
Isle  Maligne  505‘1 

via  Ragueneau 

535-91 

St.  Raymond  529 
Barrette  535 
Racine  685 
Ahbau  650 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver 
via  Ottawa 
529-114 

529-269 

Richibucto  629 
645-1 

St.  Simon  635 

Coal  Branch  529 
Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
Barrington 

Passage529 

635-123 

529-184 

535-164 

535-301 
529-230 
Maria  629 

535- 34 

via  Ottawa  or 
529'31  [Thurso  635 

Rourget  535 
Dartmouth  529 
Cantic  529 

536- 307 
535-61 

529-34 

535  228 
Norwood  535 

535-68 

529-260 

i529-162 


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POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POS'l 

ELECTORAL 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES 

DISTRICTS 

SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

Clarke  City .. .  . 
*Clarke’sBeach 

Clarke’s  Harbour 
1020 

Clarkleigh  . 

*  Clarksburg _ 

fOlark's  Crossin 
tClarks  Island .  . . 

* Clarkson . 

Clarkson  Valley.  • 
Clarksville . 


Clashmoor  . 


Clattice  Harbour 
Clattioe  South 

Wesl 

Claverhoti.se  . . 

Clave  ring . 

Clavet  . 

fClaxton 
Clay  Bank  .  . 

Clayburn  . 

*Claydon  . 

Gla.yh.urst . 

Clayoquot . 

Clay  ridge . 

tClaysmore . 

Clayton  . 

Claytonville . 

Clearbrook  . 

Clear  Creek . 

[Clearfield . 

Clear  Hills . 

Clear  Lake  .... 

Clear  Prairie  . . . . 
tClearsite . 

Clearwater  .  . . 
Clearwater  Bay . 
Clearwater 

Sanatorium 
Clearwater  Stn 
tCIearys  .... 

Cleeves  . 

Clemenceau . 

Clemens . 

Clement . 

Clementsport .... 

Clementsvale .... 

Clemretta . 

Olemvilte . 

Cleriey . 

Clermont ....  2027 

Clervai . 

Cleveland . 

Cliffcrest . 

* Clifford  ....610 
Cliffordvale . 

Cliffside . 

Clifton . 

Clifton . 

tClifton . 

tClifton . 

tCliftonville . 

Climax . 293 

*Clint,on  . 

*Clinton..  ..2,647 
*  Clive . 241 


Saguenay  . Q 

Trinity- 

Uonoeption.  Nd 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Olare.NS 

Selkirk . M 

Urey  NR  . O 

Kosthern . Sask 

Beauharnois  .  .Q 
Peel  .  .  u 

Peace  River . A 

Colohester- 

Hants  . N  S 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 

(nverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 

Grey  N  R . O 

Rosthern . S 

Skeena . B  C 

Assinihoia . S 

Fraser  Valley. B  C 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 

Cariboo . B  C 

Oomox-AlberniBC 
Qu’Appelle  . .  .  .  S 
Battle  Ttiver- 

Camrose . A 

Lanark . O 

Prince  Albert. Sask 

Athabaska . A 

Norfolk . O 

Assinihoia . S 

Peace  River . A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . <_> 

Peace  River . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . . S 

Lisgar . M 

Kenora-RainyR.O 

Churchill . M 

Kamloops  . . .  B  C 

Shefford . Q 

Meadow  Lake.  .  .S 

Mackenzie . S 

Humboldt- 

Melfort  . S 

Gatin*  au . Q 

Dit>b,-Annapolis- 
King9  ...  NS 
Disrbx-Annapolie- 

Kings  . NS 

Skeena...  .BC 
Bnnaventure  .  Q 

Villemoive . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Chanleau . Q 

Invernes9- 
Riohmond. .  ,NS 
York-Scarbor’gh  O 
Well’gton-HurmO 
Victoria-Carleton 
NB 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Gloucester. .  .  .N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Compton . Q 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  . .  S 

Kamloops . B  C 

Huron  . O 

Wetaskiwin . A 


348-2  349-2 
629  37 

Barrington 

Passage  629 

629-231 

Thornbury  629 
529  -256 
via  Valleyfiel 
529*207  635-44 
Grande  Prairie  646 
562-4 

529-286 

378-2 

Clattioe  Harbour 
378-2 

Strathlorne  529 

629-190 

529-246 

465 

529-270 

635- 73,  514 
535-171 

Dawson  Creek  645 
450-2 

Whuewood  535 
529  260 

Almonte  535 
Pr.  Albert  529,535 
lawatinaw  529 
Port  Rowan  629 
529-284 

Grinishaw  646 

Braeebridge  529 
Hines  Creek  645 
Maple  Creek  635 

535-117 
Keewatin  535 

The  Pas  529 
529-347 

636- 4 
529-262 
529-276 
535-167 

Gracefleld  535 
562-1 

Clementsport  562 

Burns  Lake  529 
Port  Daniel,  629 
629-121 

La  Malbaie  529 
Dupuy  529 
MacintyreLake  520 
r via  Sc.arboro  529 
(Sub  PO  of  Toronto 
529-188 

Limestone  636 

535-88 

529-60 

Rothesa.x  629 
662*4  (Old  Barns 
PO)  [Clifton 
(P.O.  n.  East 
Golden  Prairie  535 

535-171 

[529,  535 
650  or  Ashcroft 
529-184-186 
535-233 


Cloan . 

Olontarf . 

Clo-oose . 

Cloridorme . 

Oloridorme  Ouest 

Clouston  . 

Cloutier . 

Clova . 

Clover  Bar . 

tCloverdale . 

*Cloverdale . 

tCloverdale  .... 

Cloverleaf . 

fCloverville . 

*Cloyne . 

ClubShawinigan. 

Cluny . 202 

Ciute.. . . 

Clyde . 219 

tClvde . 

Clx  de  Forks . 

Clyde  River . 

Clyde  River . 

-[Clydesdale . 

Coachman’s  Cove 

Coal  Branch  Sta. . 

Coal  Creek . 

tCoal  Creek . 

Coaid  ale . 806 

*('oal  Harbour  . . 

( ’oalhurst . 

Coalmont . 

Coalspur . 

Coal  Valley . 

t Coates’  Mills. . .. 
*Cnaticook.  ..6,341 

tCoatstone . 

Coatsworth  Sta . 

*  Cobalt  ..  .2,230 
Cobble  Hill . 

* Cobden  . 831 

Coboconk  . 

*Cobourg _ 7,470 

Coeagne  . 

fCocagne  Cape  .. 
[Coeagne  Cove  . 
Cooagne  Nord.. . . 
Coohenour ...... 

Cochin . 

Cochrane  ....580 
"Cochrane..  .3,40] 
Qockhurn  Island. 

loddle’s  Harbour 

*Coderre . 201 

Codesa . 

*Codette . 166 

tCodner . 

Codrington . 

Codroy  . 

Codroy  Pond  . . . 

Cody's . 

Coe  Hill . 

Ooffinscroft . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

The  Battlefords.  .S 
Renfrew  SR...  O 

Nanaimo . B  C 

GaspA . Q 

GaspA . Q 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Villeneuve . qi 

Chapleau . Q 

Edmonton- 
Strathcona. . .  A 
Colchester 

Hants . N  S 

N.  W  estminster  B  C 
Victoria- 
Carleton  . . . .  N  B 
Springfield  . . .  .  M 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  .  ..O 
St  Maurice 

Lafleche . Q 

Bow  River .  A 

Cochrane . U 

Athabaska . A 

Queens . PEI 

Lanark . O 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 

Queens . PEI 

Hastings- 
Frontenac. ...  O 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay . .  Nd. 

Kent . N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Kootenay  E. . .  .BC 
Lethbridge..  Alta 
Comox-AlberniBC 
Lethbridge. .  .Alta 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  .BC 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Kent . N  B 

Stanstead . Q 

Brandon-Souris.M 

Kent . O 

Timiskaming. .  ..O 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Renfrew  NR...  O 

Viotoria . O 

Northumberland  O 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Kenora- 

Rainv  River.  O 
The  Battlefords.  .S 

Row  River .  A 

Cochrane . O 

Algoma  ER....0 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 

Assinihoia .  ° 

Peace  River. . . . 
Prince  Albert..  . 

Red  Deer . A 

Northumberland© 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.  .Nd 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.  .Nd. 
Royal...  — 


NB 


Hastines- 

Frontenao . O 

Shelbnrne-Yar- 

mouth-Clare.NS 


RAILROAD  ON  WBICU 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

535-164 

Eganville  629,  535 
450-2 
UaspA  529 
GaspA  629 
629-266 

Roux  n  629,  649 
529-120 

529-245,  635-226 
Stewiacke  529 
614 

Hart  land  536 

535  51 

Anrigonish  529 

Kaladar  536 

St.  Boniface  529 

535-225 

649-0 

529-317 

529-1 

635-6! 

Port  Clyde  629 

Charlottetoxxi  529 
Coe  Hill  629 

378-8 

529-50 
Pennlyn  536 
628 

535- 230  [Hardy 

465  or  via  Port, 

536- 230-236-237 
535-91 

529-312-313 

529-313 

St.  Anthony  529 

529-82 

529-226 

546-2 

649 

535-88 

535-65 
529-170 
529-83,  535-50 
Shediac  629 
Shediac  529 
Shediac  529 
Shediac  529 
Red  Lake  Road529 
or  Vermilion  Bay 
Prince  529  [535 

536*22  [154 

049,  649-6,  629-120- 
438  or  Little 

Current  535 
368 

535  T72  222 
646.1 

535*144  [Oras) 
599'319(P  o.  name 
Brighton  535 ,  529 
Doyles  529 

529-34 

535-315, 

(RR  name  Cod} ) 
529-148 

Barrington  529 


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Coghlan . 

fOogmagun  Rivet 


Cognashene 


* Colborne 

Coldbronk . 

Coldbruok  Sta 


Cold  Lake.  . .  . 
fCold  Lake  .  . 
Cold  Spri.gs 
Coldstream . . . 


1108 


t  Coldstream. 


'  Coldwater  . .  .583 
tColdwell  .... 


fCole . 

fColebank . 
Colebrook  . 


tColebrook  . . 
Cole  Harbour 


Cole  Lake. 


*  Coleman.. .  1,901 
fColeinan. . .  . 

Coleman . 

Coleraine  Sta. 

Coleridge . 

Cole's  Island. . 

Coleville . 

Coley’s  Point 

South 

*  Colfax . 

Colgan . 

Colgate . 83 

t  Colin . 


DuMlNlON 
KLICUTOK  AL 
DISTRICTS 


K.A1DK.UAD  UN  WtiloU 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.8i-87 


Colinet .  . . . 

*Colinton . 

College  Bridge . . . 
College  Grant  . . 

College  Heights . . 
tCollegeville . 


Collette  . 

f  Collette  Village. 
Colleymount  . . . 
tCollier’s  Central 
Collier’s  River 
Bead. . . 

Collina . 

* Collingwood  7413 
Collingwood  Cor. 
tCollingwood  Last 
tCollingwood  W’t 

Collins . 

Collin’s  Bay 
fCollin’s  Inlet. . 
fCollinsville.  . 

Colmer . 

Oolomb _ 

fColombiere.  . 
Colombourg. . 
Colonial . 


N.  Westminster  BC 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Northumberland  O 
St.  John-AlbercNB 
Digby-Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Athabaska . A 

Churchill . M 

NorthumberlandU 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . . .  N  B 
Colchester- 

HalltS  . NS 

Simooe  E  R  ....  0 
Port  Arthur . 0 

Halifax . N  S 

Cariboo . BC 

Hastings- 

Frontenao . O 

N.  W  estminster  BO 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 
Hastings- 
Frontenae. .  .0 

Macleod . Alta 

Hanforth . O 

Prince . PEI 

Mdgantic . Q 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Royal . N  B 

Kindersley. . .  Sask 
Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 
Assiniboia  .Sask 
Dufferin-Simc-oe .  O 
Assiniboia..  Sask 
Restigouehe- 
Madawaska.N  B 
St.  John’s  W. .  Nd 

Athabaska . A 

Westmorland.. N  B 
Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 
N  orthumberl’d .  N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Skeena . B  ( 

St.  John’s  E.  .  Nd 


Colonsay . 228 

fOolpton... 

Colquitz . 


tOol’mbiaGard’ns 
tColumbia  Lake 
Columbus . 


Fort  Langley  629 
Scotch  Village  662 

Waubaushene  62a 

529-83,  636-60 

529-42 

562-1 

Grand  Centre  529 
iherridon  629 
Oobourg  529,  535 
Hartland  535 

Stewiacke  529 

529-173,  635-48  65 
536'66  (Port  Cold- 
well  P  O) 

529-16 

650 

Yarker  529 

585-13 
360  or 

[ via  Whitehead 
Hinchinbrooke  535 

535-230 
Danforth  629 
529-1 
676 

Dunmore  535 
Cody  535 
529-269 

Bay  Roberts  529 
529-261 

Tottenham  529, 535 
529-293 
Albertine  629 

Whitbourne  529 

529-317 

529-12 

Antigonish  629 

Lacombe  535,  6  4 
Antigonish  529 

529-50 

Buctouohe  529 
Burns  Lake  529 
Avondale  529 


POST 

OFFICES 

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ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

S EE  KEY,  PP.  81 -87 

tColville . 

Queens . 

PEI 

529-1 

t  Colwell . 

Dutferin -Simcoe.  O 

529  194-196 

Colwood 

Esquimalt- 

529-346 

Saanich  .... 

.BC 

Essex  SR.... 

.  O 

623-32-34 

Combermere . 

Renfrew  S  R. 

..O 

Barrys  Bay  529 

tOomeau  Bay 

Saguenay . 

•  V 

348-2,  349-1-2,123 

L548 

(PO  BaieComeau) 

Comeau  Settl’m’t 

N’rthumb’iTndiS  b 

Newcastle  529 

Coineauville. 

Shelburne-  V  ai 

. 

Little  Brook  662 

mouth-Clare 

Ns 

Come-By-Chance. 

>t.  John's  W. 

Nd 

529-34 

Comfort  Bight  . 

Labrador..  . 

Nd 

Frenchmans 

Island  378-4 

Comrnanda. . 

Parry  Sound- 

Mu9koka  . . 

.  .0 

Trout  Creek  629 

Como . 

601 

Vaudi  euil- 

535-31 

Soulange8. . 

...Q 

[Courtenay  535 

'Comox . 

714 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

23  <  or 

Compass  . . . . 

Meadow  Lake 

...s 

Meadow  Lake  635 

.  .A 

585*283 

Compton. . . . 

.4G7 

Compton- 

Frontenao  . 

...Q 

529-82 

E 


.  .Nd 
.  N  B 
.0 


St.  John’s 
Royal .... 

Simcoe  N  R  • 

Cumberland. .  N  S 
Vancouver  S...B  C 
Vancouver  S...B0 

Port  Arthur . O 

Kingston .  <> 

Algoma  E  R  ...  .O 
Sherbrooke....  Q 
Melville .  S 

Gasp6 . Q 

Villeneuve _ _ .  0 

Chapleau  . .  .Q 
Cape  Brrton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Rosthern . R 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .NS 


Avondale  629 
Belleisle  535 
529-191-194 
Oxford  June.  529 
514  via  Vancouver 
514  via  Vancouver 
529-166 
529-83 

Little  Current  635 
via  Sherbrooke  Q 
629-254 

Ste.  Adelaide  529 
i29'l  ’9 
529-120 

North  Sydney  529 

535-156-159 

529-30 


tColvalli  . Kootenay  E 


Esquimalt- 

Saanich -  PC 

Kootenay  W . .  BC 
Kootenay  E  .  BC 
Ontario .  O 


Sub  P.O.  of 
Victoria 
585-15 
535-84 

Brooklin  529, 
via  Oshawa 

B  C  536-69-84 


Compton  Sta. 


Comrey . 

tConeeption . . 
Conception  H'  rb 
Concession  . .  . 


Conche . 


Concord. 
fCondie  . 


Condor . 

Conestoga  . . 
tcongreshury. . 


Compton 

Frontenao  . .  Q 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Labelle .  Q 

St.  John’s  E  ,  Nd 
Shelburne- Yai 
mouth-Clare  ,NS 
Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay  Nd 
York  NR.  O 

Moose  Jaw-Lake 


Congress  .... 
Coniston  ....  2292 

Conklin . 

fConmee ... 

Conn . 

Connaught . 
(Connaught. 
Connaught 

Gardens 
Connell  Creek  .  . 
Conne  River.... 
Connor  Creek. . 
Connors . 


tConns  Mills. . .  . 
tConquerall . 


*  Conquest  ...260 
Con  rich.  . . . 
Consecon . . . 

Consort . 396 

*Constance. .  ■ . 
Constance  Bay 


Centre . 

S 

Red  Deer  . . 

Uta 

Waterloo  N  R. 

..O 

Red  Deer . 

.  A 

Assiniboia. . . 

..  S 

Nickel  Belt  . . 

.  .0 

Athabaska . . . 

. .  A 

Fort  William. 

.  .0 

Grev-Bruce . . 

.0 

Timmins . 

.  o 

Kamloops. . . . 

BC 

Gatineau  . . . . 

..  Q 

Mackenzie. . . . 

s 

Burin-Burgeo 

.Nd 

Jasper-Edson. 

.  .A 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska.N  B 

Cumberland . . 

N  S 

Queens- 

Lunenburg. 

.N  S 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Bow  River  . . . 

..  A 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox .... 

...u 

Acadia . 

.  ..A 

Assiniboia. . . 

.  ..S 

Carleton . 

■■■0 

Swift  Current 

Contrecceur  .1435 

tOontrol . 

Conway  Station . . 
Cooking  LakeP.O. 


tCooking  Lake 

Station . 

Cook’s  Cove  .. 


Cook’s  Creek .... 
Cook’s  Barbour. 

*Cookshire  ..1209 


Maple  Creek 
Richelieu- 

Verchferes . Q 

Acadia . h 

Prince . PEI 

Edmonton- 
Strathcona. 


...A 


Vegreville. . . . 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  . 
Springfield . . 
Grand  Falls- 
WhiteBay  . 
Compton  - 
Frontenao 


.N  S 

. .  M 

.  Nd 


529-82 

Manyberries  536 
536-23 

Avondale  529 
Church  Point  662 

378-8 

529-193 

529-256 


Jacobs  529 
Dcky  Mountain 
House  629,  535 
535-168 

535-66,  629-130 
645.2 

529-132-162 
Mount  Forest  536, 
64  9  3  [&2n 

635-70 

Ayl  mer  636 
Arborfield  529 
Milltown  378-3-9 
Mayerthorpe  629 

629-114 

529-15 

529-25(Hebb’sCroes 
P  O) 

629-267,  636-153 

529-316 

529-147 

535-233 

535-143 

Woodlawn  529 
535-170 

529-108 

535-249 

529-1 

South  Edmonton 
529, 536  or 
Ardrossan  529 
529-245  (North 

CookingLakePO) 

via  Guysborough 

Oakbank  635 
378.8 

535-7-9 


no 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[  1956 


t'UHT 

OFFICES 


Cookson . 

*Cookstoum . 

*Cooksville  ...  . 

fCookville . 

Coolidge . 

Coolwater . 

fOoombes  Road. . 

Coombs . 

Coomb’s  Cove  . 
Cooper . 


Cooper’s  Falls  . 

Capetown . 

fCopleston 

Coppell . 

Goppen . 


'Copper  Cliff  3974 
Copper  Creek. . . 
Coppermine . 


Copper  Mountain 

Copper  River.. . 
tCoquihalla  .... 
t  Coquitlam . 


Coral  Rapids. . . . 

Corbeil . 

Corberrie . 


Corbett  Creek. . . 

Corbetton . 

Corbin . 

Corbyville . 

Cordova . 

Cor  do  va  Bay . 


Cordova  Mines . . 


Cor  inn  e . 

Corinth  . 

Cork . 

Corkery . . 
Cork  Station 
Cormac . 


Cormack  , 


[Cormiers  Cove  . 
Cormier  Village. . 
Cormierville  .... 

Cormorant . 

*Corner  Brook. . . 

10,276 
Corner  of  theBch. 

Corn  Hill . 

* Corning . 

'Cornwall..  16,899 

Cornwall . 

* Cornwallis  . . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Cornwall  Island. . 
Cornwall  Marine 
Cornwall  North. 

Coronach . 300 

Coronado . 

Coronation. . .  738 

Corriveau . 

tCoreon’8  . 

Cortereal  . 

* Corunna . 

tCorwhin . 


Prince  Albert. . .  .S 
Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 

Peel . 0 

Westmorland.  .NB 

Athabaska . A 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska  N  B 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Victoria . O 

Wentworth . O 

Lambton-Kent.  .0 

Cochrane . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  . .  S 

Sudbury . O 

Kamloops . BC 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Okanagan- 
Boundary.  . . .  BC 

Skeena . BC 

Kamloops . BC 

Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. .  .BC 

Cochrane . <  i 

Nipissing . O 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  .NS 
Jasper-Edson. . .  A 
Dufferin-Simcoe. 0 
P>urin-Burgeo..Nd 
Hastings  SR  ...O 

Marquette . M 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .O 
Qu’Appelle. .  Sask 
Elgin..  ...  0 

Athabaska . A 

Carleton .  O 

Y  ork-Sunbury .  NB 
Renfrew  S  R  . . .  .0 

Humber- 
St.  George’s.  Nd 
Westmorland  N  B 
Westmorland  .  N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Churchill . M 

Humber- 
St.  George’s. .Nd 

Gasp5 . Q 

Royal . KB 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Stormont . O 


RAILROAD  ON  WIIIOI 
LOCATED,  OR  N  BAR' 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

Shellbrook  529 
529’1 

535- 35 
Midgic  629 
Meanook  529 
via  Victoria 

St  Leonard  529, 
535 

536- 88 
378-3 

Bannockburn  529 

Waahago  529 
529-203 

Petrolia  529,  623 

502-1 

529-270 

535-67 

529-347 

175  or  via  Aklavik 
635-91 

Dobies  529 
535-91 

535-70-71  (Port 
Coquitlam  PO) 
649-6 
535-65 

Weymouth  562 

Blue  Ridge  529 
535-40 

St.  Lawrence 
529-169  [378-3-9 

529-244 
via  Victoria 


Havelock  535  or 
Marmora  529 
535-151 
529  209,712 
Ashmont  529 
Almonte  536 
535-307 

Killaloe  529  or 
Eganville  535, 
Deer  Lake  629 


529 


Queens . PEI 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Stormont . o 

Stormont . O 

Stormont . 0 

Assiniboia . S 

Jasper-Edson...  A 

Acadia . A 

Beauce . Q 

Victoria . o 

GaspA . q 

Lambton  W  R . .  O 
Wellington  S  R.  .0 


College  Bridge  529 
Shediac  529 
St.  Anthony  629 
529-246 

529-34,348-2.378-8, 
383,  380,  272 
529-116 

Anagance  529 
529-281 

529-83,535-62,633-2 
329-3,  (Bridge to 
New  York  State) 
via  Charlottetown 
562-1 

via  Cornwall 

via  Cornwall 

via  Cornwall 

535-143 

529-318 

535-233-234 

St.  Ephrem  675 

529-170 

via  Gaspe 

546-3 

535-37 


POST 

OFFICES 


Cosine  . . 
Cosmo  . . 
Cossack . 
Costello . 

Cote . 

tCoteau . 


Cdteau  du  LaebO'i 

Cdteau  Landing 
387 

Ooteau  Road. . 
Coteau  Rouge. 

Cuteau 
Station  ....  993 
Cote  desNeiges 
Ouest 

Cote  d’Or . 

[Cote  Girard  .  . 
C6te  Noire . 


C6te  Sainte  Anne 
C6te  St.  Louis. 
Cote  St.  Michel 
10,539 

Cdte  St.  Paul  . . 
fCote  St.  Pierre 
tC6te  St.  Therfese 

Cote  Visitation  . . 

Cottam . 

Cottle’s  Island  . . . 


Cottonwood  . . . 
Cottrell’s  Cove. 


tCotwood  . 
Coughlan  . 
tCoughlin  . 
tCouillard. 


Coulson . 

Coulter . 

Countess  . 

[Country  Harbour 

Country  Harbour 
Lake . 


Country  Harbour 

Mines . 

Country  Road  . . . 

[County  Line. . . . 

[County  Line _ 

County  Line . 

Courcelles . 

tCourchesne . 

* Court . 

Courtenay  .2653 

Courtice . 

* Courtland . 

Courtright  .  531 

Courval . 

Courville  . .  .3,138 

[Coutlee . 

Coutts . 

Couture . 

■[Couturier . 

[Couturval . 


Cove  Cliff . 
Covedell  . , 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Kindersley . 5 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Vegreville . A 

Timiskaming. . . .  C 

Yorkton . S 

Vaudreuil- 
SoulangeB  . . . .  Q 
Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges. ...  Q 
Vauilreuil- 
Soulanges  . .  Q 

Gloucester. .  -  N  B 

Longueuil . Q 

Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges. . . .  Q 
Mount  Royal . .  ..Q 

Kent . N  B 

Chapleau . Q 

Longueuil . O 


Kent . N  B 

Laurier . Q 

Mercier . ^ 

St.  Ann . Q 

Labelle . Q 

St.  Johns-lberville- 
Napierville. . .  .Q 

Papin  eau . Q 

Essex  SR . O 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Cariboo . B  C 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 

Cariboo . BC 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Port  Arthur . o 

Montmagny- 

L’ Islet . Q 

Simcoe  ER.  . . .  .O 
Brandon-Souris .  M 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 
Antigonish  - 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 
Antigonish 
Guysboro’  ..NS 
Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
Queens- 

Lunenburg..NS 
York-Sunbury  .NB 
N  ,  Westminster  BC 

MAgantic  . Q 

Temiscouata. . .  .Q 
Kindersley  ..Sask 
Comox-Alberni  BC 

Durham . O 

Norfolk . O 

Lambton  W  R..0 

Assiniboia . S 

Quebec- 

Montmorency..Q 
Kamloops  . . . .  B  C 
Medicine  Hat . . .  A 

Chapleau . Q 

Temiscouata. . .  ,Q 
Matapedia- 
Matane . Q 

Coast.-CapilanoBC 
Northumberl’d  NB 


RAILROAD  ON  VU1ICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 

!  529-291 
.  Sangudo  529 
.  Smoky  Lake  629 
i  Englthart  649 
l  529-259 

529-83-211  (Coteau 
Station  P  O) 
Wilsonvale  529 

Coteau  529 

Shippigan  529 
via  St.  Lambert 
(Sub  PO  of  Mont- 
529-83-211  (real) 

(part  of  Montreal) 

Notre  Dame  629 
529-125 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Montreal)  via 
St.  Lambert 
Buctoucbe  529 
via  Montreal 
sub  PO.  Montreal 

part  of  Montreal 
Papineauville  536 
529-80 

via  Montreal 
Essex  623 
Summerford  378.6 

Quesnel  650 
378-5 

650 

Blackville  529 
535-66,  529T31 
Montmagny  529 

Carley  535 

535-126 

535-246 

(Middle  Country 
Harbour,  P.O. 
Antigonish  529 


Antigonish  529 
Bay  Roberts  529 

529-25 

535-301 

Fort  Langley  529 

675-2 

529-118 

535-233 

535- 90 

Bowmanville  629, 
529-209,  712  [535 

546-3,  623-37 

536- 172 

Montmorency  529 


535-92 
535-238 
La  Sarre  529 
529-114 
Amqui  629 

via  Vancouver 
Tracadie  629 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R,  STATION. 

sekkby,pp.81-87 


tOovered  Bridge. 

fCove  Road . 

Cowan . . 

tCowan  Creek  . . . 
*Cowansville  4,43] 

Coward’s  Island.. 

fOow  Bay . 

Cow  Head . 

tCowiohan . 

Cuwichan  Bay. . . 


York-Sunbury  ,NB 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Churchill .  M 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Brome- 

Missisquoi ....  Q 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate  .  Nd 

Halifax . NS 

Hurnber- 
St.  George’s.  Nd 
Nanaimo . B  C 

Nanaimo . B  C 


529'79  (Nashwaak 
Bridge  P  0) 
Londonderry  529 

529-232 
Ferguson  529 
535-3 

Flat  Island  378'7 

Cole  529 
378-8 

535’88  (Cowichan 
Sta.  P  0) 
529-345,  464,  or 
Cowichan  535 


Cowichan  Stat  ion 

Cowley . 119 

tCowper . 

fOoxheath  . 

Cox's  Cone . 

Ooxvale  . 

tCoyle . 

Crabtree  Mills 983 

Cracknell . 

fCracroft . 

tCrafts . 

tCraig . 

Craigellachie  . .  . 

Craigend . 

Craig  Harbour. . . 


Craighurst . 

Oraigie  Lea . 

tOraigleith . 

tCraig  Lodge. . . . 
Craigmore  . 

*Craigmyle..  136 

tOraigs . 

Craig’s  Road  Sta. 

Craik . 549 

Oramersburg  .... 

Crammond . 

-(-Cranberry . 

Cranberry  Lake 
1,350 

* Cranberry  P’t’ge 

fOranbourne . 

tCranbrook . 

"Cranbrook  3,621 

Crandall . 

tCrane  Lake . 

Crane  River . 

Crane  Valley  . . . 

Cranford  . 

Cranton  Section. 

Crapaud . 

Craven . 163 

Crawford  Bay. . . 
Crawford  Park  . 
Crawfords  Grove. 
Credit  Forks . 

*Or»diton . 


Nanaimo . 

BC 

535-88 

Macleod . 

41ta 

535-230 

Moose  Mountain  S 

529-263 

Cape  Breton  N 

via  Sydney 

Victoria. . . . 

.NS 

Humber- 

Curling  529 

St.  George’s 

Nd 

Hastings- 

Clarendon  535 

Frontenac . . 

...0 

Kamloops . 

.BC 

535'92(LowerNico- 

la  PO) 

J  oli  ette-  L’ Assomp 

529’85(R  R  name 

tion-MontealmQ 

Crabtree) 

Marquette . . . . 

..M 

535-105 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Did  Minstrel  Island 

Elgin. 

.  .0 

617 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

535-88 

Okanagan- 

535-70 

Revelstoke  . 

.BC 

\thabaska. . . 

..A 

Lac  la  Biche  501 

Franklin  District 

Reached  occasion- 

N.W.T. 

ally  by  boat  from 

Montreal. 

Simcoe  E  R. . 

..  0 

535-48 

Parry  Sound- 

420  or  Lake  Joseph 

Muskoka. . . 

...0 

529,535 

Grey  NR.... 

..  0 

529-194 

Kamloops  .  . . 

.BC 

050 

Inverness- 

529-33 

Richmond. 

.NS 

4cadia  . 

...A 

529-262 

.  .  M 

529-160  (Rita  P.O.) 

Levis . 

...Q 

529-84 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

529-255 

Kindersley . . . 

...s 

Lancer  535 

Red  Deer  . .  . 

..A 

Olds  535 

Megan  tic. .  . . 

.  -  Q 

Black  Lake  675 

Coast  CapilanoBC 

via  Westview 

Churchill .  M 

Dorchester . Q 

Huron . O 

Kootenav  E . . . .  BC 

Marquette . Jl 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .S 

Dauphin . M 

Assiniboia . S 

Lethbridge . A 

Inverness- 


Richmond . .  N  S 


Queens . PEI 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre. .  .8 
Kootenay'  W.  ...BC 

Marquette . M 

Peterboro . 0 

Peel . 0 


529-247 

St.  Joseph  675 
Ethel  529 
536-69-83,  231 
535-111 
535-225 

Rorketon  529 
535-165 
535-230 
Inverness  529 


Bradalbane  529 
535-159 


Kootenay  Bay  445 '3 
Erickson  529 
SubPOof  Peterboro 

535-39  (R  R  name 
Forks  of  Credit) 


Huron . OjCentralia  529 


1  1  1 


POST 

OFFICES 


Creekside . 

Creelman  ..  . .  150 
*Creemore . ..  .698 
*Creighton  Mine. 

tCreignish . 

Oreignish  Rear  . . 

tCremazie  . 

Cremona . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Kamloops . B  C 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Simcoe  NR  ....  O 
Nickel  Belt . 0 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Kamouraska. . .  .Q 
Bow  River . A 


Crerar . 

Crescent  Beach  . . 
Crescent  Beach.. 

fCrescent  Grove. 

Crescent  Spur .  . 
Crescent  Valley. . 

tCressday . 

Cresswel] . 

fCrest . . 

f  Crest . 

*Creston . 1626 

Creston . 

Crextview . . 

Crestwynd . 

Crichton . 

Crilly . 

Crinan . 

tCrique  Lacorne. 

Criss  Creek . 

Crockett . 


Nickel  Belt . 0 

New  Westmi’er  BC 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. N  S 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Cariboo . B  C 

Kootenay  W . . .  BC 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Victoria . 0 

Prince  Albert  . .  ,S 
Pontiac- 

Temi8camingueQ 
Kootenay  E . . .  BC 
durin-Burgeo.  .Nd 

Churchill . M 

Assiniboia .  S 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  ,S 
Kenora-Rainy 

River . 0 

Elgin . O 

Villeneuve .  Q 

Kamloops . BC! 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

sekkey,pp.81-87 


660 

636-160 

529-191 

535'68  (RR  name 
Creighton) 

529-33 

Creignish  529 

Lafontaine  529 
536-252  or  via 
Carstairs 
529-137 
585-13 

Bridgewater  529 
Via  Baddeck,  N  S 

529-350 
535-77 
535170 
Manilla  529 
White  Fox  635 

535-26 

535-69 

Marystown  378-1-3 
Swan  River  629 
535-168 
535-170 

529-132 

West  Lorn  e546, 623 
Amos  629e 
Copper  Cr  ek  529 
Clairs  529 


(■Crocus . 

Crofton . 

Croll . 

Cromarty . 

tCrombies . 

fCromhie  Settle¬ 
ment 

Cromer . 

Crooked  Creek... 
Crooked  River  . . . 
(Crooks . 

Crookston . 

Croque. . . 

Crosby  . 

(■Cross . 

Cross  Creek . 

Crossfield . 443 

Crosshill . 

Cross  Lake . 


Crossland . 

Cross  Point . 

Cross  Roads 
Country  Harb’r 
Cross  Roads, Ohio 

Croton . 

Crouse  Town . 

Crowell . 

fCrowes  Landing. 

Crowfoot . 

fCrow  Lake  .... 

(Crow  Lake . 


Marquette . M 

Nanaimo . BC 

Brandon-Souris .  M 

Huron . O 

Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 
V ictoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 
Brandon-Souris.  M 

Peace  River . A 

Mackenzie . S 

Fort  William. .  ..O 

Hastings- 

Frontenac  . . . .  O 
Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay.  ..Nd 

Leeds . .0 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . . . S 
York-Sunbury  .NB 

Bow  River .  A 

Waterloo  N  R. .  .0 
Churchill . M 


Simcoe  NR . O 

Bonaventure  . . .  .  Q 


529-230 
535-88,  or 
Westholme  535 
535-107 
Dublin  529 
535-40 

Blue  Bell  629 
529’ 258 

Grande  Prairie  646 
529-232-286-288 
West  Fort  William 
529.  536 
629-174 

St.  Juliens  378  8 

Forfar  629 
535-225 

529-69-79 
635-227-262 
Linwood  635 
Norw'ay  HouSe442 
(in  winter  Wabow- 
den  629) 

Phelpston  529 
529-116 


An  tigoniah- 

Guysborough  NS 
Antigonish- 

Guysborough  NS 
Lambton-Kent.  .0 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  ..NS 
Sheiburne-Yar- 
mouth-Ciare.NS 
Hastings- 

Frontenae . . .  O 

Bow  River . A 

Hastmgs- 
Frontenac  . . . .  0 
Kenora-Rainy 
I  River . O 


Antigonish  629 
James  River  529 

via  Thamesville 
Italy  Cross  529 

via  Barrington 
Passage 
Norwood  635 

535  -225 
635-60 

Emo  529  or  Kenora 
635 


112 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Crowland  . . . 
tCrown  Hill. . 
Crown  Point. 


fOrows  Nest. 

*Crowsnest  . 
Croydon . 


Croydon  Station. 
Crozier . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


tCruikshank. . . 

tCrumlin . 

Crutwell . 

Crysler . 

Crystal  Beach 

1,204 

tCrystal  Beach 
*  Crystal  City  .493 
Crystal  Falls .... 
Crystal  Hill . 


Crystal  Springs. . 
*Cudworth  . .  .659 

■fOuffley . 

tCuldaS . 

Cullen  . . 

Cullen’s  Brook. 
tCullerton  .... 
Culligan . 


Culp. . . , 
Culross . 


Cultus  Lake . 

Cumberland . 

* Cumberland 

971 

Cumberland  Bay 
Curaberl'd  Beach 
Cumberl’d  House 
Cumberland  Mills 

t  Cummings . 


Cummings  Cove. 

fCumshewa . 

Cundles . 

Cupar . 408 

Cupid’s . 


Cupids  Crossing. 
*  Curling..  ..3559 
Curran  .... 


tCurrie 


*  Currie  Barracks 
tCurrie  Road. . . . 

Curries  . 

Currys  Corner  . . ' 


Ourryville  . 
tCurtis. . . . 


Curve  Lake. 
tCushing. 


Ouslett, . 

Cut  Knife . . 

Cutler . 

tCygnet. . . . 
Cymric . 


..379 


Cypress  Hills  Park 

Cypress  Park  ... 
*Cypress  River. . . 


Welland . O 

SimcoeN  R . 0 

Wentworth . 0 

Antigonish- 

Guysborough  NS 
Kootenay  E  . .  BC 
Chambly- 

Rouville....  Q 

Cariboo . B  C 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .0 
Kosetown-  BiggarS 
Middlesex  EK..0 
Prince  Albert.  ...S 

Stormont . 0 

Niagara  Falls  .  .  .0 

Timiskaming. ...  0 

Lisgar . M 

Nipissing . O 

Assiniboia . S 

Rosthern . S 

Rosthern . S 

Meadow  Lake  . .  .S 

Dorchester . Q 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Bonaveriture  .  .  .Q 
York- Sunbury .  N  li 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska . .  N  B 

Peace  River . A 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Fraser  Valley. .  BC 

Russell . O 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Royal . N  B 

Simeoe  ER . o 

Mackenzie . S 

Beauce . Q 

Battle  River 

Uamrose . A 

Charlotte  . . .  .N  B 

skeena  . BC 

Simeoe  NR . o 

Melville . s 

Tiinity- 

Conception .  .Nd 
Ti  inity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
Humber- 
St.  George’s. Nd 
Glengarry- 

Prescott  .  0 

Victoria- 

Oarleton . NB 

Calgary  S . A 

Viotoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 

Oxford  . 0 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

St.  John-Albert  NB 
Port.age- 
Neepawa  . . .  .  M 
Peterborough.  O 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
St.  John’s  W. .  Nd 
The  Battlefords.. S 

Algoma  E  R . o 

Red  Deer  .  A 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  S 
Coast  CapilanoBC 
Lisgar . 


RAILROAD  ON  WlilClJ 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

seekey,pp.8)-87 


Sub  PO  of  Welland 
Barrie  529 
Sub  P.O.  of 

Hamilton 
Antigonish  529 

535-69-230 
529-95 


529-350 

529-132 

Main  Centre  529 

635-36 

529-256 

633-2 

Ridgeway  529 

6497 

535- 117 
529-137 

Wheatstone  535  01 
Spring  Valley  629 
535  176 
529  249 
Livelong  629 
st.  Joseph  676 
529-263 

Jonaventure  529 

536- 314 
529-60 

645 ’1 
536-119 

Sardis  614 
via  Ottawa 
715 

535-316 
via  Orillia 
The  Pas  529 
675 '1  (R  R  name 
Cumberland) 
Vermilion  529 

St.  Andrews  535 
455 

Barrie  529 

535-155 

529-37 

Brigus  629 

629-34 

Plantagenet  635 

535-310  (Tohique 
River  PO) 
via  Calgary 
Blue  Bell  529 

Woodstock  529,535 
Windsor  662 

Hillsboro  629 


M 


629-226 
Lakefield  529 

529-91 

Placentia  529 

535-164 

535-67 

535-246 

535-155 

Maple  Creek  536 

via  Vancouver 
535-119 


POST 

OFFICES 


tOyr . 

Cyrville . 

* Czar . 123 


Daaquam . 


Dacotah . 

Dacre . 

*  Dafoe . 85 

Dahinda . 

Dahlton . 

Daigle . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Bonaventure.. .  .  Q 

Russell . 

Acadia . A 


D’  Aiguillon . 
fDale . 


tDaiehurst.. . . 
D'  Alembert . ,  , 
Dalemead. . . . 
tDalem  Lake.. 


Dalesville  .... 

tDaleview  ..... 
Dalhousie  4,939 

tDalhousie  .... 


t  Dalhousie  East. . 

tDalhousie  Junct 

t  Dalhousie  Lake 
Dalhousie  Lake. . 

tDalhousie  Mills. 

tDalhousie  Mills  . 

tDalhousie  Road. 

Dalhousie  Sta . . . 

Dalhousie  West. 

tDalibaire  Ouest. 
Dalkeith . 

Dallas . 

Dalmas . 

Dalmeny  ....  308 

Dalmuir . 

Dalquier . 

Dalroy . 

Dalton . 

tDalzell . 

Damascus . 

Damour . 

Dana . 

Danbury . 

Danby . 


Dance. 


%Dand . 

tDandonneau.. . 

Dane . 

tDanesville . 


DanfordLake. . . 


tDanforth . 
Daniel . 


Montmagny- 

L’lslet . (j; 

St  Boniface  . . . . M 
Renfrew  S  R. . .  .0 
H  m  bold  t-M  elf ortS 

Assiniboia .  S 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..N  B 

Gaspe . Q 

Digby-Annapoiis- 

Kings . NS 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Villeneuve . Q 

Bow  River .  A 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Argenteuil- 
DeuxMontagnes  Q 
Assiniboia . .  Sask 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings  _ _ _ NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Kestigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 

Lanark.  . O 

Digby- Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges  . . .  Q 
Glengarrv- 

Prescott . O 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Digbv- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Gaspe . Q 

Giengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Selkirk . M 

Lac  St.  Jean . . . .  Q 

Rosthern . S 

Vegreviile  . A 

ChapRau . Q 

Bow  River . A 

Algoma  W . O 

Qu’Appelie . S 

WTlingt’n-HuronO 
The  Battleford8..S 

Rosthern . S 

Mackenzie  . .  .Sask 
Riohmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River.  ..O 
Brandon-Souris.M 

Assiniboia . S 

Timiskaming. . .  .0 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  . .  NS 
Pontiac  - 

TemiscamingueQ 

Danforth .  o 

Longueuil . Q 


Daniel’s  Cove . . 
Daniel’s  Harbour 
tDansereau. . . . 


Trinity- 
Conception.  .Nd 
Humber-  378.8 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Richmond-WolfeQ,Weedon  676 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Caplan  529 
via  Ottawa 
535-158 

675-1 

529-226 
Caldwell  529 
535-156 
535.165 

Archerwill  635 
Edmundston  529, 

536 

Gasp6  629 
Springfield  529 

529-320 

Noranda  629,  649 
535-248 

Little  Bras  d’Or  529 


Lachute  535 
Radville  629 
529-75,  279 


529  29 

Springfield  529 

529-60-75 

Snow  Road  635 
Bridgetown562,529 

535-33  (Dalhousie 
Station  P.O.) 
Dalhousie  Mills,  Q. 
635 

Springfield  529 

535-33  (R  R  name 
Dalhousie  Mills) 
Bridgetown.562,529 

Mat.ane  628 
529-212 

Hodgson  529 
Dnibeau  629 
529  260-261 
Radway  529 
Amos  529 
535-235 

535- 66 
529-258 
Arthur  535 
Leask  529 
629-260 
Hyas  529 

529-82 

Devlin  529 

536- 107 
629-284 
649 

Medway  529 
Kazabazua  635 
529-83 

(sub  PO  of  Mont¬ 
real)  (ifaLoneueuil 
Carbonear  529  [529 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


113 


POST 

OFFICES 


Danskin  . 
Danvers 


*  Danville. .  .2,092 

Daphne . 

Dapp . 

D’Arcy . 

D’Arcy  Station 

Dartield . 

t  Darling . 

Darling  ford  .  . 
Darling  Lake  .  . 

f  Darling  Road  . 
t Darlington  ... 
Darlington 

.  .  .39 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NBAS- 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Darmody 

f  Darrell . 

Hartford  . 

*  Dart  mouth 

15, 031; 

Darwell . 

*Dashwood . 

D’Aulnay  . 

*  Dauphin. .  .6,00' 
Dauversiere  . . . 

Davangus  . 

Daveluyville . .  649 


Skeena . B  C 

D  i  g  by  -Annapolis- 
Kings  . . .  .NS 
K  ich  mond  -  Wol  f  e  <4 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Athabaska .  A 

Kamloops . B  C 

Kindersley. .  ..Sask 

Kamloops . B  C 

Athabaska . A 

Lisgar . M 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-CJare.NS 
Brant-Haldim’ndO 

Durham . O 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska  N  B 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Kent . O 

Northumberland  O 
Halifax . NS 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Huron . O 

Gloucester.  ...NB 


M 


Dauphin 
Gloucester. . .  .NB 

-Q 
Q 


Villeneuve . , 
Nicolet- 
Y  amaska . 


..O 

Davidson . 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 

*  Davidson  .  .  .670 

Rosetown-  BiggarS 

t  Davidson Corn’rs 

Hull . 

•  -Q 

.  .s 

Davis . 

Prince  Albert. 

.  s 

Davis  Cove . 

Burin-Burgeo 

•Nd 

Davis  Inlet . 

Labrador  . .  . 

.Nd 

Davis  Point . 

Selkirk . 

.  .M 

Damsmlle . 

Fglinton _ _ 

..0 

Dawes  Road . 

York  E.  R. . . . 

..o 

*  Dawson  .  ...  78h 

Yukon  . 

.Yu 

Dawson  Bay . 

Churchill. . . . 

..M 

*Dawson  Creek 

Cariboo . 

B  C 

3  689 

fDawsonsLandine 

Skeena . 

BC 

Dawsonville  .... 

Resti  gouche- 

Madawaska 

.NB 

Daylesford . 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

*Daysiand . .  ..475 

Rat,tle-River- 

Camro8e 

..A 

Daysville  . 

TTeadow  Lake 

..S 

Dayton . 

Mtroma  E  R. . 

..  o 

f Dtacon . 

Renfrew  N.R. 

...0 

t Deacon . 

St.  Boniface. . 

.  M 

Dead  Island 

Labrador . 

.Nd 

Deadmans  Bay  . 

Ronavista- 

TVillingfate 

.Nd 

Deadwnod . 

Peace  River. . 

.  .A 

..  .0 

tDearloek . 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River 

...O 

t  Dease  Lake . 

Skeena . 

.BC 

Deauville  .,..422 

Sherbrooke . . 

...Q 

Debden . 278 

Prince  Albert. 

...S 

De  Beaujeu  . . . 

Vaud  reuil- 

Soulanges. . 

...<; 

Debec  . 

Victoria- 

Oarleton. . . 

N  B 

Debert  Station. . . 

Colchester- 

Hants . 

N  S 

tDe  Blois . 

Prince . 

PEI 

Peace  River. . 

...A 

t  Deoewsville. .  .. 

Brant-Haldim’ndO 

..M 

Decker  . 

Marquette. . . 

..M 

Burns  Lake  529 
Weymouth  662 

529-84 
636  167 
646-1 
660 

529-262 

Chinook  Core  629 
Newbrook  646 
635-117 
Hebron  662 

Canfield  629 
536-50 

Dalhousie  529 

529-271 

546-3 

Hastings  529 
629-16,  (Postal  Sta¬ 
tion  of  Halifax) 
Wabanr  -  n  529 
Exeter  529 
Bathurst  529 
529*226-232-259, 18 1 
Petit  Rocher  529 
529  121 
529-86 

via  Toronto 
635-28 

629-255 

Gatineau  536 

629-258 

529-232 

378-2 

378-4 

St.  Martin  629 
(pt.of  Toronto) 
(SubPOof  Toronto) 
via  Danforth  529 
177 

Mafeking  529 
645-1,  177 

455 

Matapedia  529 

529-272 

535-232 

Mervin  629 
535-67 

Golden  Lake  529 

584 

378.4 

Lumsden  378"7 

Grimshaw  645 
535-67 

Stratton  529 

[Alaska 
via  Wrangell 
535-7 
529-265 

535-33-62,  529-211 

535-303-309  (R  R 
name  Debec  Jet.) 
529-12  (Rly.  name 
Debert) 

529-1 

Grande  Prairie  645 
via  Cayuga 
529-160 
529-244 


Deep  Bay 

Deep  Bight . 

Deep  Brook 

Deep  Cove. . 
Deep  Cove. . 

Deep  Creek. 
Deepdate . . . 
Deep  River. 
tDeer . 


POST 
OF  PICKS 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
SEE  KEY,  PP.81-87 


Deer  Creek. . 
Deer  Harbour 


[Deer  Hill . 

IDeerholme  . . . . 

Deer  horn . 

tDeerhurst  Inn . 


Deer  Island . 


Deer  Lake. 


*Deer  Lake .  .2655 
tDeerland . 


Deer  Park. . 
Deer  Ridge. 
Deerwood  . . 
tDee  Side  . . 
Defoy . 


tDefricheur . 

De  Grassi  Point. 

Delacour . 

Delagrave . 


Delamere. . . . 
Oelap’s  Cove 


*  Delaware  , 


BC 


Decker  Lake . Skeena. . . 

Boriavista- 
Twillingate.  .  Nd 
Trinity  - 
Conception . .  Nd 
Digby  -Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Coast  Capilano  BC 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Athabaska .  A 

Dauphin . M 

Renfrew  N  R. . .  .O 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Meadow  Lake...  S 
Trinity- 

Concepsion.  .Nd 
Peace  River. ...  A 

Nanaimo .  BC 

Selkirk . M 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River.. O 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.  Nd 
Vegreville . A 


Del  Bonita  .... 

Delburne . 395 

Deleage . 

Deleau . 

f  De  Lery . . .  .1194 


DeLesseps . 

* Delhi . 2517 

*  Delia . 278 

*  Dilisle .  411 

Dilisle . 1061 

Delmas . 

’■  Deloraine  . .  .874 
Deloro . 283 


Delph . . . 
Del  Ray. 

[Deleon  . 


Kootenay  W. .  .BC 
Prince  Albert. . .  .S 

Lisgar  . M 

Bonaventure ...  .0 
Nioolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 

Bow'  River . A 

Montmagny- 

1/Islet . Q 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Middlesex,  WR..O 

Lethbridge . A 

Acadia . A 

Gatineau . Q 

Brandon-Souris.M 

Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Norfolk . O 

Acadia . A 

Rosetow'n-BiggarS 
Lao  St.  Jean  0 
The  Battlefords.S 
Brandon-Souris .  M 
Hastings- 

Frontenac  . . .  .0 

Vegreville . A 

York  Centre  . . .  .0 


Delson  Village  . 

682 


‘Delta . 

Delta  Station. . . 

[Del  Val . 

Demaine . 


Demers  Centre. . 
[Demeules. ..... 

Demmitt' . 


Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie  .... 

Leeds . 

P’tage-NeepawaM 

Gaspe  . Q 

Rosetown- 
Biggar . Sask 

Pontiac - 
TemiscamingueQ 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Peace  River . A' 


529-350 
t  ogo  378’6-7 

Clarenville  629 

562-1 

via  N.  Vancouver 
Louisburg  698 

Athabaska  529 
529-259 

Ch  Ik  River  636 
529  245  (C  P  &  P  O 
n.  Macgregor) 
529-283 

Clarenville  629 

Hines  Creek  645 
529  346 
529-231 

315 

378.7 

195 

529-34 

Bruderheim  629, 
635 

Robson  West  635 
Holbein  529 
529-222 
Matapedia  529 
529-88 

Isle  Maligne  606 
Lefroy  529 
529  316 
St.  Pierre  629 

535-49 

Annapolis  Royal 
662 

Komoka  536,  529 
or  via  London 
Whisky  Gap  635 
529-316 
Maniwaki  535 
535-150 
Bellevue  633 

St.  Jovite  535 
529  209,712 
529-262 
529-262-267 
Alma  506 
529-260 

535-117-126,529-226 
Marmora  629 

Warspite  629 
West  Toronto  629, 
535 

535-3,630,  529-81 


via  Delson 

Forfar  629 
Oakland  629 
via  Cap  Chat 
629-274 

Pembroke  529,  536 
Causap8cal  629 
646-1 


114 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST- 

OFFICES 


Demorestville _ 

Denare  Beach  . . . 
Denbigh . 

Dencross . 

Dendron . 

Denfield . 

tDenbart . 

Denholm . 94 

t  Denholm . 

Deniau . 

Denman  Island. 
Denmark . 

Dennis  Lake . 

tDennison. . . . 
Densmore’s  Mills. 

tD'Entremont . . . 

Denver . 

tDenver  Canyon . 

*  Dentil . 248 

Departure  Bay . . 
Departure  Lake. 
Depot  Harbour.. 

Dequen . 

Dequen  Nord .... 

Derby  . 

Derby  Junction . . 

tDernic . 

Deroche . 

t  Derry  ville . 

Derwent . 233 

tDe  St.  Just . 

tDe  Sales . 

De  Salles . 

Desaulniers . 

Desbarats . 

Desbiens  . . .  .1651 
*Desboro’ . 

Deschaillons.  1693 
DeschambaultShi 
Desch’mb’ultSta. 

tDesohamps . 

Deschenes  ..1169 

D’Escousse . 

*Deseronto..  1,522 

Desford . 

tDesgagnes . 

fDeshaies . 

Desherbiers . 

D4sjarlais . 

Deslandes . 

Desmarais . 

Desmeloizes . 

tDe  Sonis . 

tDes  Ormeaux419 

Despinassy . 

Despres  Village.. 
tDes  Rivieres. . . . 

tDessaint . 

tDessane . 

tDessert . 

Destor . 

Detlor . 

tDetour-du-Lac  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . 0 

Mackenzie . S 

llastings- 

Frontenao . O 

Springfield . M 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  . .S 
Middlesex  VV  . . . .  O 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
The  Battlefords  .S 

Gatineau . Q 

Kamouraska  ...  .Q 
Oomox-Alberni.BC 
Colchester- 

Hants . N  S 

Selkirk . M 

Fraser  Valley .  .BC 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  .NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 


Kootenay . B  C 

Kindersley .  S 

Nanaimo . BC 

Cochrane . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Roberval . Q 

Roberval . Q 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Northumberl’d  NB 

Mackenzie . S 

Fraser  Valley.. BC 

Victoria . 0 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Kamouraska  . . .  .Q 

Laval . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Nipissing . 0 

Algoma  W  R .. .  O 
Lac  St.  Jean . . . .  Q 
Grey-Bruce . 0 

Lotbinifere . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Gatineau . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR,  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R  STATION, 

8EEKEY, PP.81-87 


Picton  529 

Flin  Flon,  Man. 529 
Kaladar  635,  or  Eg- 
anville,  629,  636 
Beausejour  535 
535-172 

529-184 
635-246 
529-256-260 
Hull  West  535 
Lafontaine  529 
Buckley  Bay  636 
529-16 

Inwood  529 
514 

Kennetcook  562 
529-27 

Antigonish  529 

535-82 

535-153 

Wellington  535 
529-154 

Parry  Sound  529, 
536 

Bilodeau  529 
Bilodeau  529 
Millerton  629 
529-50-79 
529-259 
535-70 

Cannington  529 
535-164 

Riviere  Ouelle  529 
535-21 

La  Malbaie  529 
529-137 
535-67 
529-106 

Chatsworth  535  or 
Chesley  529 
Fortierville  529 
529-120,  536-21 
535-21 

Papineauville  535 
Aylmer  635 


Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Hastings  South. .0 
Brandon-Souris.  M 


Charlevoix . Q 

Villeneuve .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Vegreville . A 

Gaspb . q 

Athabaska . A 

Chapleau . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska .  Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Kent . NB 

Brome- 

Missisquoi  . . . .  Q 

Kamouraska  ....Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Halifax . NS 

Villeneuve . Q 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 
Temiscouata. . .  Q 


via  Arichat  or 
Louisdale  629 
529-139 
Adelpha  629 
Baie  St.  Paul  529 
Val  d’Or  629 
Richibucto  529 
Willingdon  535 
via  Ste  Anne 

des  Monts 
Slave  Lake  646 
Lareine  629 
Ste.  Germaine  675 
529  "88  (Ferry  to 
Trois  Rivieres) 
529-125 

Buctouche  529 
543-1 

629-115  (St.  Germ¬ 
ain  de  Kamour- 
529-120  [aska  PO) 
529-16  (Grand 
Desert  P  O) 
529-121 
529-147 

Notre  Dame  du 
Lac  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


t  Deux  Mon  tagnes 

Deux  Rivibres. . . 

Devereaux . 

Deveron  . 

fDevil  Lake . 

Deville . 

fDevil’8  Island  .. 

Devine . 

Devlin . 

Devon . 

Devon  . 842 

(Devonshire  .... 

Dewar  Lake . 

* Dewberry . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagues . . .  Q 

Renfrew  N . O 

Gloucester  ....NB 
Qu’Appelle. . .  Sask 

Yorkton . S 

Vegreville . A 

Halifax . NS 

Kamloops  ....  BC 
Kenora-RainyR..O 

Halifax . N  S 

Wetaskiwin  .. ..  A 

Cochrane . O 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 
Battle  River- 
Camrose . A 


Dewdney. . 

Dewey . 

De  W inton 
Dewittville 


Diamond  City . .  . 

tDiana . 

Dickens . 

tDickie . 

Dickinson’s  Ldg.. 

Dickson . 

*Didsbury. .  .1180 

Didyme . 

Dieppe . 3402 

*Digby . 2047 

Dijon . 

Dildo . 

Diligent  River. . . 
*Dilke . 155 

f  Dill . 

Dillabough . 

Dillon . 

tDiltz . 

Dimock  Creek. . . . 

Dimsdale . 

Dinant . 

Dingwall . 

iDingwell . 

Dinorwic . 

*  Dinsmore _ 301 

tDionne . 

t  Dipper  Harbour 

Dirleton . 

(Discovery . 


Fraser  Valley  ..BC 

Cariboo . B  C 

Macleod . A 

Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Lethbridge . .  .Alta 

Springfield . M 

Wpg.  Nth.  Ctre.M 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 

Stormont . O 

Red  Deer  . .  ..Alta 

Red  Deer . A 

Roberval . f. .  Q 

Westmorland.  .NB 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Bellechasse . Q 

Trinity- 

Conception  . .  Nd 
Cumberland.  ..NS 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  ,S 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Mackenzie . S 

Meadow  Lake  . . .  S 
Brant-Haldim’ndO 

Bonaventure . Q 

Peace  River . A 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . NS 

Kings . PEI 

Kenora-Rainy  R.O 
Rosetown-  BiggarS 
Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

St.  John -Albert.  NB 

Athabaska . A 

Skeena . B  C 


Disley  . 82 

Disraeli _ 2,145 

Ditton  Park . 

(Diver . 

Divide . 

tDix . 

Dixie . 

Dixon’s  Corners. 

Dixonville . 

*Dixville  . .  .  .432 

Dneiper . 

Doaktown . 

Dobbinton . 

Dobie . . 

tDobies . 

Dock . 


Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre  . .  S 

Megan  tic . Q 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 
Timiskaming, . .  .0 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .S 

Chapleau . Q 

Peel . o 

Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Peace  River . A 

Stanstead . Q 

Yorkton . S 

Northumberl’d.  NB 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Timiskaming. . .  .0 

Skeena . BC 

Saguenay . Q 


RAILROAD  UN  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
8BEKEY, PP.81-87 


629-99 

536-65 

Petit  Rocher  529 
535-154 
Burgis  529 
529-245 

Eastern  Passage 
529  or  via  Halifax 
650 

529-132 
Enfield  629 
Nisku  635 
649 
529  26 
535-164 


535-70 

529-350 

535-228 

529.81 


536-237 

Great  Falls  535 
SubPOof  Winnipeg 
529-50  (Seaside 
PO) 

Wales  529 
Innisfail  535 

535- 227 

Normandin  529 
via  Moncton 
562-1,  392 

Ste.  Germaine  675 
Whitbourne  629 

Parrsboro’  649 
535T59 

536- 49 
529-288 

Meadow  Lake  535 
703-1  (freight  only) 
Maria  629 
645-1 
529-316 

365  or  via 
North  Sydney 
529.4 
635-61 
529-267 

Lafontaine  529 

Lepreaux  535 
Bonnyville  529 
via  Atlin  or  Car- 
cross  717 
529-265 

675 

Arrnley  535 
649 

535-171 

529-120 

535-35 

Iroquois  529 
Grimsbaw  645 
529-82 
Veregin  529 
529-79 
529-189 

649-7  [River  PO) 
529.350  (Copper 
via  Thunder  River 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


115 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Doctor’s  Cove. . .. 

Shelburne-Yar- 

mouth-dare. 

NS 

Dodds . 

Battle  River- 

Camrose .... 

.A 

*  Dodsland . ..  .257 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 

t  Doe  Lake . 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka. . . . 

.0 

Doe  River . 

Cariboo . 

BC 

Kamloops . 

i  C 

Bow  River .... 

.A 

Doheny  . 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche  .... 

•  Q 

Dolbeau _  4307 

Roberval . 

-  Q 

Dotlard . 10b 

Swift  Current- 

Maple  Creek. 

..s 

Dollarton . 

Coast  Capilano  BC 

O 

Dome  Creek . 

Cariboo . 

B  C 

Dominion . 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . 

Q 

*  Dominion.  .3,143 

CapeBretonStli.NS 

*  Dominion  City.. 

Provencher  . . . 

M 

Nd 

Domremy . . .  .241 

Rostbern . 

..s 

Domville . 

Grenville- 

Dundas  ... 

.  0 

t  Don  . 

York-Scarboro 

.  o 

o 

Donalda . 318 

Bati  le  River- 

Camrose  .... 

. .  A 

Donaldson . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . . 

.  0 

Donald  Station.. 

Kootenay  East 

BC 

Donatville . 

Athabaska .  . 

A 

Donavon . 

Rnsetown-BiggarS 

Doncaster . 

York-Scarboro’ 

.  O 

.  s 

*  Donkin . 

Cape  Breton  S 

NS 

tDonlands . 

York-Scarboro’ 

..O 

Donlands . 

Prince  Albert 

..s 

Don  Mills . 

York-Scatboro 

.  0 

Donnacona .  3, 663 

Portneuf . 

-Q 

.  .  A 

Donovan’s . 

St.  John’s  E  . . 

Nd 

.  .s 

Doon . 

Waterloo  S  R. 

.0 

*  Doonside . 

Moose  Mountain  S 

*  Dorchester . 

Westmorland.. N  B 

Dorchester  Cros’g 

Westmorland. . 

NB 

Dorchester  Sta’n . 

Middlesex  E  R. 

.  .0 

tDore  Bay . 

Renfrew  N  R 

..o 

s 

Dorenlee . 

Battle  River- 

Camrose 

..A 

Dorintosh  . 

Meadow  Lake 

.s 

Dnrion . 

Port  Arthur. . . 

.  .0 

*Dorion-  2413 

Vaudreuil- 

Vaudreuil 

Soulanges. .. 

--Q 

Dori9 . . 

.  .A 

Borland . 

Prince  Edward 

Lennox . 

.  o 

.  .0 

Dorothij . 

A 

BC 

*  Dorset . 

Parrv  Sound- 

Muskoka. . . 

.  o 

Dorset  Park . 

York-Scarboro 

’.  .o 

Dorts  Cove . 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’. . . 

N  S 

Dorval . 5,293 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle. 

-  -Q 

Dorval  Island.  .17 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . 

--Q 

*Dorval  Station . 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . 

-Q 

Dosquet . 

Lotbinifere  . .  . 

•  Q 

fDot. . 

Kamloops . 

.BC 

LOCATED,  on  NEAR- 
KBT  R.  R.  STATION, 

8KEKEY, PP.81-87 


sage  529 


Burks  Falls  529 
Dawson  Creek  646 
William’s  Lake  650 


535- 170 

via  N.  Vancouver 

536- 117 
649-3 
529  350 
529-83  (Sub  P.O.  of 

Montreal) 

698 

636-115  [378-4 

Spotted  Islands 
529-249 
536-34 

529  130 
529-171 
529-315 

Snow  Road  535 
535-70 

Athabaska  529 
529-267 

via  Toronto  or 

Concord  529 
Dillabough  529 
529  291 

Glace  Bay  698 
Leaside  529 
Carrot  River  529 
Agincourt  529,  535 
629T20 
645-1 

via  St.  John’s 
529-230 
529-181 
529-268 
529-12 

Scoudouc  529 
529-203 
529-216 

193  or  Meadow 


Meadow  Lake  535 
535-66,  529-131 
529-83,  535-31-33 

Barrhead  645 
via  Napanee,  O 

Durham,  529,  535 
529-328,  535-249 
529-350 
315,  or 

Bracehridge  529 
Soarboro’  529 
via  Guyshoro’,  NS 

635-33,  529-83,  117, 
118,  122,  240, 
241,  243.  244 
Dorval  529,  535 

535-33,  529-83 

529-84 

635-92 


Douoetteville .... 

Douglas . 

fDouglastield 

Douglas 

Harbour 
Douglas  Lake .... 
Douglas  Station.. 

Douglaston . 

Douglastown  .... 
Douglastown .... 
Douro . 


POST 

OFFICES 


fDoussal . 
Dover 


Dover  Centre. . . . 
Dovercourt . 


Dover  West., 
t Dowling. . . . 
Downeyville . 
Downing  ... . 
Downsview  . . 
Doyles . 


f  Doyles  Brook. . . 
Ooyleville . 


Dozois. . . 
tDragon . 


*  Drake . 229 

tDranoel . 

Drapeau  . 

*  Drayton  ...  541 
Drayton  Valley . 

tDreau . 

*Dresden.. .  .2,062 

tDrew . 

Driftpile . 

Driftwood . 

* Drinkwater  .152 

fDrinnan . 

Driscol  Lake. . . 


Drisdelle . 
Driver . . . 
Drobot . . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


fDrocourt . 


Dromore . 

Dropmore . 

•fDrouin  . 

f Drucour . 

Druid . 61 

*Drumbo . 

Drumhead . 


*  Drumheller  2601 
IDrummond . 


IDrummonds.  . 

*  Drummondville 

14,341 

fDrybrough . . . 

*  Dryden ....  2,627 

tDnagh . 

Duart  . 

f  Dubai! . 


Duberger. 


*  Dublin  . 
Dublin  Shore 


Digby-AnnapoliE- 

Kings . NS 

Renfrew  NR  . .  .0 
Northumberl’d.NB 
Royal . N  B 

Kamloops . BC 

Marquette . M 

Moose  Mountain. S 

Gasp5 . Q 

Northumberl’d.NB 
Peterborough  . .  .0 

Peace  River  ....  A 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate . .  Nd 

Kent . O 

Red  Deer  ....  Alta 

Halifax  . NS 

Acadia . A 

Victoria . O 

Vegreville . A 

York  Centre ...  .0 
Humber- 
St.George’s.  .Nd 
Northumberl’d  N  B 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 

Terrebonne . Q 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Durham . O 

Bonaventnre . . . .  Q 
W’llingt’n-HuronO 
Jasper-Edson ...  A 

Peace  River . A 

Lambton-Kent . .  O 
Wellington  N  R. .0 

Peace  River . A 

Cochrane .  O 

Assiniboia . S 

Jasper-Edson. . .  .A 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Westmorland.  N.B. 
Kindersley . .  .Sask 
Yorkton . S 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Dauphin . M 

Dorchester . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 
Kindersley. .  .Sask 

Oxford . O 

Artigonish- 
Guyeboro’  ...NS 
Bow  River. . .  .Alta 
Victoria- 

Oarleton  . . .  .NB 
Peterborough  . .  .0 
Drummond- 

Arthabaska. . .  ■  Q 
Churchill. ...  M 
Kenora-Rainy  R.O 
Jasper-Edson.  Alta 

Kent  . . . O 

Montmagnv- 

L’Tslet . . Q 

Qnehpc- 

Montmorency  .0 
Huron . O 


Plympton  562 

636-60,  529-214 
Chatham  529 
Ripples  635 

Merritt  635 

535- 112 
Alameda  535 
629-116 
Newcastle  529 
Indian  Riv.  636  or 

via  Peterboro’,0 
Kathleen  645 
Gambo  529 

via  Chatham 
Rocky  Mtn.  House 
629,  635 

French  Village  529 

529-325 

Omemee  529 

Beilis  529 

529-193 

529-34 

RenouB  529 
Nash  Creek  529 

Ste.  Agathe  635 

536- 31 


Dubois  . .  ■  • 
fDu  Bonnet 


629 


Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 

Villenenve. . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Dubuc . 196  Melville . S 


535-155 
635-34-64 
Nouvelle 
529T88 
Gainford  529 
646T 
646-3 
529-189 
645-1 
529-164 
535-151 
529-320 
Cadillac  635 

Shediac  529 
529-269 

Buchanan  529  or 
Theodore  635 

529-130 
Holstein  629 
529-230 

St.  Malachie  529 
St.  Quentin  529 

535-163 

529-199,  536-36 
368  or  Antigonish 
629 

529-315-328,535-249 

529-61 

529-169 
529-86,  535-4 

529-243 
535-51 
529-318 
Muirkirk  623 
Lafontaine  629 

Charlesbourg  529 

529-186 

Bridgewater  529 

Rou.vn  629.  649 
Daaquam  676 

535T55 


116 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICES 


fDubuisaon  . . . 
Duchesnay .... 

Duchess . 258 

Duck  Bay . 

tDuek  Cove  . . . 
Duck  Lake  . .  .535 
tDuek  Range .... 

Duck  River . 

tDuoks  Meadow  . 

Duclos . 

Duclos  Point . 

Dudley . 


t  Dudley . 

tDudswell  Junct. 
Dufaultville . 


Duff . 

Du field 
tDufour... 
tDufournel . 


98 


Dufourville. . 
Dufresne  .... 

Dufrost . 

Dugal . 

Dug  aid . 

f  Dugas . 

Duguayville.. 
tDuguesclin. 
tDugwal 
Duhamel .... 
Duhamel 


Dulwich . 

Dumas .  . 

Dumbarton  Sta. 

*Dummer . 

Dunakin . 


Dunany 
t Dunbar , 


Dunbarton .... 
Dunblane  ....  139 

Duncairn . 


Duncan. . 
tDunean. 


*Duncan..  2,784 
t  Duncan  Cove  . . . 
*  Dunchurch . 


*  Dundalk ...  .768 

Dundarave . 

*  Dundas..  .6,846 
Dundas  Centre 

t  Du  rid  as  H  arbour 


dominion 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Villeneuve . Q 

Portneuf . y 

Medicine  Hat.. . .  A 

Dauphin .  M 

St.  John- Albert.  NB 
Rosthern...  Sask 

Kamloops . B  C 

Dauphin . M 

Kamloops  . . .  .B  C 

Gatineau . 1,' 

York  NR . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Richmond-Wolfe  Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Melville . S 

Jasper  Edson  . ..  A 

Charlevoix . Q 

Quebec- 
Montmorency .  Q 

Kent . N  B 

St.  Boniface _ M 

Provencher . M 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Springfield . M 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Gloucester. .  ,.N  B 

Gaspe  . Q 

Timmins . O 

Labelle . Q 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Meadow  Lake .  .  S 
Moo**e  Mountain. 8 
Charlotte  ..  .NB 
Assiniboia. .  .Sask 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .N ! 
Argenteuil-  Deux 
Montagnes  . .  .  C 
Grenville- 

Dundas . ( 

Ontario . ( 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . Sasl 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ..1 

Grey  NR . ( 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska.. . .( 
Nanaimo..  B  ( 

Halifax . N  f 

Parry  Sound- 

Musk  oka . C 

Grey-Bruce  ....<" 
Coast- CanilanoBC 

Wentworth . ( 

Kings . PE 

Franklin 
District,. . NW1 


RAILROAD  UN  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
BBT  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


529119 

529-106 

535- 246 

WinnipegOBis  529 

536- 312 
529'256 

Monte  Creek  635 
Pine  River  629 
529-351 
Wakefield  535 
Pefferlaw  529 
Bala  535,  or 

Torrance  529 
529-274 

Bishopton  675 
-*29*50 

529-264 
529  320 

Baie  St.  Paul  629 
5-29-122 


Notre  Dame  529 
529-238 
535-115 
Nouvelle  529 
529-160 

Grande  Arise  529 
Burnsville  529 
Ste.  Therese  de 
649-3  [Gaspe  629 
Papineauville  535 
529-316 

529-262 

535- 164 

536- 306 
529-268 

Orangedale  529 


Lachute  535 
Chesterville  535 

Pickering  529 
529-271-274 

536-182 

Thornbury  529 
529-86 

535-88-89 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Burk’s  Falls  529 

535*40  [couver) 
I  Sub  P.O.  of  Vail- 
529 -203,  703 
Cardigan  629 
Reached  occasion¬ 
ally  by  boat  from 


Dundee 


Dundee  . 

Dundee . 

fDundonald . 

Dundurn  .  . .  298 
Dundurn  Camp 

Dunedin . 

fDunelm . 

tDunfermline 
Dunfield . 

Dungannon . . . 

Dunham . 400 

tDunkeld . 


Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawa8ka..NB 
Inverness- 
Riohmond  . ..NS 
Northumberland  O 

Rosthern . S 

Rosthern .  S 

Simcoe  NR . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  ,S 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 

Huron  . o 

Br’me-MissisquoiQ 
Grey-Bruce . O 


Montreal 
Fort  Covington, 
N.Y.  529 

Eel  River  529 

West  Bay  Road  629 

via  Colborne 
629  265 
Dundurn  629 
Creemore  529 
536-163 

535-158 

Trinity  Juno.  529 

Goderich  529,536 
Gowansville  535 
529-188 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Brome- 
Ali88i8quoi. .  . 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Battle  River- 
Camrose .  A 

tDunnotar  . .  .21] 

*  Dunnville.A^Tb 
fDunrankin . 

Selkirk . J 

Brant-Haldim’ndi 
Nickel  Belt.  ...  ( 
Brandon-Souri8.nl 

J  asper-Edson .  Alta 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate..Nil 

Simcoe  NR . o 

Glengarry- 

Prescott .  O 

Inverneas- 
Richmond  ..Kb- 

Duntroon . 

Dunville . 

Duparquet . .  1485 

St.  John’s  W . .  .Nd 

Villeneuve .  Q 

Rosetown-Biggarb 
Joliette  TAssomp- 
tion -Montcalm 

Villeneuve . 

Westmorland.  .NB 

Dupont . 

Dupuis  Corner  . . 
Dupuy . 

*  Durban . 

Duret . 

Bonaventure...  Q 

Grey-Bruce _  () 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska. .  NB 
Fraser  V alley . .  BC 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate.  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.  & 
Victoria....  NS 

Elgin . O 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. . .  S 

*  Durham . .  .1,839 
Durham  Bridge. 
Durham  Centre. . 

fDurieu . 

Durrell . 

Dutch  Brook  . . . 

*  Dutton  . 794 

*Duval  . 161 

tDuvar . 

Duvernay . 

Vegreville  ....  A 

Dwight . 

Parry  Sound- 

Musk  oka . O 

Carleton . O 

[Dwyer  Hill . 

Dyer’s  Bay . 

Dyment .  . 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .0 

Melville . S 

Port  Arthur . O 

Dysart . 318 

Eabamet  Lake. .. 
t  Eady  . 

Eagle  Bay . 

Eagle  Butte . 

Eagle  Harbour. . . 
Eagle  Head . 

Eagle  Hill . 

Medicine  Hat.Altn 
Coast-Capilano  BC 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 

Eagle  Lake . 

Victoria . O 

Ken  ora- 

Rainy  River . .  .  O 

Eagle  River .... 

Eaglesham . 

Eagle’s  Nest. . . . 
Ealing .... 

Brantford .  O 

751  Hamilton  Rd. 

Gatineau . Q 

Kenora-Rainy 

River .  O 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Davenport  ...  O 
Vancouver  S. . .  BC 
Timiskaming.. .  .O 
Col’ester-HantsNS 

tEardlev . 

Ear  Falls .... 

*  Earl  Grey  . .  .268 

[Earlie . 

Earlscourt 
t  Earls  Road 
*Earlton . . . 
Earltown . 

[1956 


railroad  un  which 
LOCATID,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

seekky,fp.81-87 


Highwater  535 

536T68 
Barbour  529 

535- 226-230  (Cole- 
529-246  [ridge  PO) 

Brower  529 
29-293 

Whytewold  635 
529T99,  703-1 
639-131 
529-223 
29-138 

536- 45 
529-315 

Busby  645  or  GuDn 
529-350  [529 

Trinity  Juno.  629 

529-191 
Greenfield  529 

Inverness  529 

Fairview  645 
529-36 

Noranda  529,  649 
529-269(LyddenPO) 
Joliette  629,  f  35 

Noranda  529,  649 
Shediao  529 
629T20 
529-239 
Paspebiac  529 
529-180,  535-47 
529-79 

Jaoquet  River  529 

Mission  City  536 
via  Twillingate 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

546-2,  623-34 

535- 155 

529-1 

Two  Hills  635 
Huntsville  529 

529T40 
Wiarton  529 

536- 61 

535-166 

19.6  or  via  Nakina 
-•*35-48 

Notch  Hill  535 
Medicine  Hat  635 
via  Vancouver 
Liverpool  529 

Olds  635 
Haliburton  529 
535-51 

645-1 

Brantford  City 
Sub  P.  O.  of  London 

535- 28 

Red  Lake  Road 
629  or  Vermilion 

536- 155-  [Bay  535 

Kitscoty  629 

sub  PO  of  Toronto 
514 

649,649-4,  121 
Denmark  529 


1956] 


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117 


POST 

OFFICES 


East  Advocate.  - 
East  Aldfield  . . . 

*  East  A  ngusi  ,714 

East  Apple  Bivei 
East  Arlington. 

East  Arrow  Park 
East  Bnccaru  . . 

East  Baltic . 

East  Bathurst. . 

East  Baj7 . 

East  Bay.. 


East  Bay,  North 
Side. 

East  Black  Bool 
Eastbourne 
East  Braint ,  ee 
fEast  Branch 

River  John 
East  Brighton  . . . 

East  Broughton.. 
E.  Broughton  Sta 

f  Eastbarg  . 

East  Burnaby. . . 

fEast  Centreville 

fEast  Chester. . . . 

East  Chezzetcook 
East  Clifford ... 

East  Clifton  _ 

fEast  Collette  . . . 
East  Coulee 
Eastdale . 


East  Dover . 

f  East  Earltown . . 

f  East«Edmonton 

Eastend  . 635 

East  Erinville. 

f  Eastern  Harbour 

f  Eastern  Junct’n 

Eastern  Passage 
Eastern  Points. 

East  Fairwell . . 

East  Farnham.. 

216 

East  Ferry  .  . 


East  Florence 

ville. 

East  Folly 

Mountain. 
Eastford 
East  Fraserville. 
East  Galloway . . 

f  Eastgate . 

East  Greenfield 

East  Hereford. . 

East  Jeddore. . . . 

East  Jordan . 

East  Kelowna . . . 


UOMlNluN 
SLKCTOR.il, 
DISTRICTS 

Cumberland.  ..NS 
Ponliac- 

Tetnisoannngue  '-l 
Comptou- 

Frontenae  . . .  .Q 
Cumberland.  N  fe 
Digby  -  Annapolis- 
Kiugt*  .  ...Ns> 
Kootenay  VV.  .  by 
Shelburne-  V ar- 
mouth  Clare. NS 
King’s.  .PEI 
Gloucester.  .  .N  B 

Dauphin . M 

C  ipe  i. reton  N.- 
Victoria..  .NS 
Gape  Breton  N. 

Victoria  . NS 

Kamloops ....  BC 

York  NR . 0 

Springfield...  M 
Pictou . NS 

Vietoria- 
Carleton.  ...NB 

Beauce . Q 

Beauee  . .  .  . Q 

Jasper-Edson.. .  A 
Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. .  .BC 
Victoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 

Halifax . NS 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .NS 
Compton- 

Frontenac  . . . .  Q 
Northumberl’d  NB 

Bow  River . A 

Hamilton  South. O 


RAILROAD  ON  WUICU 

LOCATKD,  OR  NKAtt- 
K8T  R.  R.  STATION, 

8KK  KKI  , PP.81-87 

Parrsboro’  549 
Wakefield  636 


676 

Parrsboro  649 
Paradise  662 


Halifax . N  S 

Oolchester- 

Hants _ ,..NS 

Edmonton- 
Strathcona. . . .  A 
Swift  Current 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’  ...NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Halifax . NS 

Queens- 
Lunenburg..N  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Ofeek. .  .S 
Brome- 

Missisquoi  . .  .£} 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Victoria- 
Carleton.  ...NB 
Colohester- 

Hants . NS 

Cochrane . G 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Kent . N  B 

Vegre ville .  A 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Compton- 

Krnntenac. .  -  ■  Q 
Halifax  . NS 

ShelburneYar- 
mouth-Clare  .NS 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . .  •  BC 


Nakusp  635 
Barrington  629 

Baltic  629 
529  60 
Magnet  629 
Sydney  629 

Sydney  529 

Black  Pool  529 
Newmarket  529 
584 

River  John  529 
Hartland  535 

676 
675 

Pickardville  645 
(Sub  P  O  of  New 
Westminster) 
Centreville  529  or 
Florenoeville  535 
529  25 

Chezzetcook  529 
Hemford  529 

Sawyerville  535 

Rogersville  629 
629-328,  535-249 
Sub  P.0  of 
Hamilton 
French  Village  529 
Denmark  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


EastKildonan. . . 

East  La  Have.. 

East  Lawrencet’n 

Eastleigh . 

East  Linton . 


Eastman . 605 

East  Mines  Stat’n 

Easton . 

Easton’s  Corners. 


529-323,535-226-227 
(Terrace  H’gtsPO) 
535-170 

Heatherton  529 
(Cheticamp  P  0) 
529-85-91 
529-16 

Lunenburg  529 

Ravenscrag  535 

Mapledale  535 

Tiverton  369'4 

535-209  (R  R  name 
Florenoeville) 
Debert  629 

Glute  649 
Parrsboro’  549 
Buctouche  629 
Red  water  529 
529-95 

Coaticook  529 

Muequodoboit 
Harbour  529 
629’26 

Kelowna  529,  536 


East  Pictou . 
East  Pine.. . . 
East  Poplar. 
Eastport 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


E.  Port  Medway. 
East  Pubnico... . 
East  Quinan . 


East  Quod  iy . . . . 
t  Eastray . 


fEast  River. 


East  R.  St.  Mary's 
East  R.SheetHar. 

East  Riverside. . . 
fEast  Rogersville 
E.  Roman  Valley . 

East  Sable  River . 


Winnipeg  North M 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 

Halifax . N  S 

Assiniboia . S 

Grey  N  R . O 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Shelburne-Yar 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Grenville- 

Dundas . 0 

Pictou  . NS 

Cariboo . BC 

Assiniboia . S 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Qneens- 
Lunenburg  . .  NS 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Sbelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Halifax . N  S 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Queens- 
Lunenburg. ...  NS 
Pictou . NS 


Halifax 


East  Selkirk- . . . 

Eastside . 

East  Side  Port 
Hebert. 
East  Side  of 
Ragged  Island. 
E.  Southampton 
fEast  Uniacke. . 

Eastview.  .13,799 
tEastville . 


East  Wellington. 
* East  Windsor.. 


Eastwood. . . . 
Easy  ford 
Eaton . 


*  Eatonia . 426 

Eatonville. . . . 
f  Eaton  ville. . . 
Eau  Claire . . . 
Ebb  and  Flow 

Ehbsfleet . 

Fbenezer . 132 

Eberts . 

Ebor . 

fEboulements  . . 

Eboulements 

Centre. 

tEcho . 


Echo  Bay . . 
Echo  Lake. . 
Echo  Place. 


Eckville . 379 


.  N  S 


Royal . N  B 

Northumberl’d.  NB 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro  ..NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Springfield . M 

Algoma  West.. .  .0 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Shelburne-Yai- 
mouth-Clare .  NS 
Cumberland  ..NS 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Russell . G 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Essex  E  R . O 

Oxford . 0 

Jasper-Edson  . .  .A 
Compton - 

Fpontenac. . . .  Q 
Kindersley  .  .  Sask 
Kamouraska . .  Q 
Cumberland.  ..NS 

Nipissing . O 

Dauphin . M 

Prince . PEI 

Yorkton . S 

Kent . G 

Brandon-Souris.M 
Charlevoix . Q 


Sub  P.O.  of 

Winnipeg 
Lunenburg  629 

529-1 

Oourval  535 
Owen  Sound,  629, 

635 

535-8  or  Eastray 

636 
529T2 

Weymouth  562 

Jasper  536 

Sub. P.O.  of  Pictou 
Dawson  Creek  645 
535-143 

378'7  or  Alexan¬ 
der  Bay  629 
Medway  529 

529-27 

Belleville  529 

[Harbour  529 
Musquodoboit 

535- 7-8 

529-25 

New  Glasgow  529 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
529-42 

Rogersville  529 
Heatherton  529 

Sable  River  529 

536- 102,  529-240 
ilia  Sault  Ste  Marie 
Port  Mouton  629 


Charlevoix . 


•  Q 


Haetings- 

Frontenao . 0 

Algoma  WR.  ...  O 

Halifax . NS 

Brant . 0 

Red  Deer . A 


Lockeport  529 
549 

Mt.  Uniacke  662 

Sub  P.O.  of  Ottawa 
Brookfield  529 

Nanaimo  635 
676  (Part  of  Wind¬ 
sor  City) 

529-203 
Entwistle  529 
536-9  (RR.  n.  Eaton 
Corner) 

529-267 
529’118 
Parrsboro  649 
535-65 

Ste.  Rose  529 
8t,  Louis  529 
529-267 
546-3 
635 ’164 

(see  Les  Eboule¬ 
ments) 

Les  Eboulements 
629 
635-50 

535-67 

Dartmouth  629 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Brantford 
535-246  529-319 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Economy . 

Eoonomy  Point. . 

fEcoole . 

Ecum  Secum. . . . 

Ecum  Secum 
Bridge 

Ecureuils . 

*Edam . 230 

*Edberg . 18b 

fEddy . 

t  Eddys . 

Eddy’s  Cove . 

Eddystone . 

Eden . 

Eden . 

Eden  Grove . 

fEden  Lake . 

Eden  Mills . 

fEdenvale . 

Edenwold . 14' 

Edfield . 

Edgar . 

Edgeley . 

Edgeley . 

tEdgell . 

*Edgerton ....  309 

Edgett’s  Landing 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Colchester- 

Hants . N  S 

Oolchester- 

Hants . N  S 

Jomox-Alberni.BO 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughN  S 
Halifax . NS 

Portneuf . Q 

Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Cariboo . BC 

Lambton-Kent.  .0 
Humber- 
St.George’s.  .Nd 

Dauphin . M 

Elgin . O 

Portage- 

N  eepawa . M 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Pictou . NS 

Wellington  SR.  .0 

Simcoe,  NR _ O 

'^u’Appelle. .  .Sask 

Vlaokenzie . S 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

York  Centre  ....  0 
Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  ..S 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

St.  John-Albert.NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WI11UL 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

8KEKEV, PP.81-87 


Londonderry  629 

Londonderry  629 

450'2,  466  or  Port 
Alberni  536 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  629 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  629 
529'120  (Les  Ecu¬ 
reuils  P  0) 
529-262 
629-316 


529-350 

623-36 

Flower’sCove378‘h 

Ste.Rose  529 
535-46 

529-229 

Pinkerton  529 
Sunnybrae  529 
Rockwood  629 
Minesing  529 
529-254 
535-144 

Craighurst  535 
Concord  529 
529  254 
Piapot  536 

529-245 

Hillsboro’  529 


Edgewater 


Kootenay  East.BC 


535  84 


Edgewnod 


Kootenay  West.  BC 


Robson  West  535 


Edgeionrth. 


Assiniboia 


S  535-165 


tEdina  . . . 
*Edmonds 


*  Edmonton . ...  ) 
159,631  ] 

t  Edmonton  Beacb 

Edmore . 

“Edmundston  .. 

10,763 


Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes  ...Q 
Burnaby- 
Richmond ..  .BC 
Edmonton  E  ...  A 
Edmonton  W.. .  .A 
Ednionl.on- 
Stratheona  . .  A 
Jasper-Edson  ..A 

Yorkton . Sask 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  P. 


Lachute  535 

514  (Sub  P  0  of 
Vancouver) 
529-245-260-317-320 
-322-323,  535-226 
227,  645-1-2,  173, 
175,  177,  190,  240 
529-320 
535-173 
535-302, 
529-51-114-118 


tEdmundeton 

Easl 

tEdouardville. . 
*Edrans . 

*Edson . 1,96 

Edwand . 

Edivards . 

fEdwardsviile  . 

Edwin . 

Edy’s  Mills . 

fEel  Cove  _ _ 

tEel  River . 

Eel  River  Bridge 
Eel  River  Cove. . . 

Eel  River  Cross’ g . 

tEgan  Creek  .... 

*Eganville  .1,326 

Egbert . 

Ederton . 


Restigouche- 
Madawaeka. .  N  B 
Athabaska  ....  A 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

•Jasper-Edson  . . .  A 

Vegreville . A 

Russell . o 

Cape  Breton  N- 

Victoria . NS 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Lambton-Kent.  .0 
Cape  Breton  Nth 

Victoria . NS 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska  .  NB 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  ,NB 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Renfrew  N  R..  ..0 
Duff  erin-Simcoe .  O 
Pictou . N  S 


Bridge  toMadawa 
ska,  Me. 

^29-114 

[ard  P.O.) 
529-318  (St.  Edou 

535-109 

529-320 

629-31 

633-2 

via  Sydney,  NS 


529-258 
Eddys  623 
365  (River  Bennet 
P.O.) 

529*50  (Eel  River 
Crossing  P  O) 
Loggieville  629 
Eel  River  529 

529‘5  (R  R  name 
Eel  River) 
529-147 

635-60,  529-214 
Thornton  529 
529-17 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

•Saguenay . 

348-2, 349-2 

Athabaska . A 

Eglinton . c 

Huron . U 

Egmont . 

Coast  Capilano  Be 

via  Pender  Harb. 

Vegreville. . . 

.  .  .  A 

64  5-2 

f  Eholt . 

Okanagan- 

535-72 

Boundary . 

..BC 

Eight  Island  Lak 

Antigonish- 

Antigonish  529 

Guysboro’ . 

.NS 

iEkfrid . 

Middlesex  W  R. .  O 

529  209,  712 

Selkirk . 

..  .A] 

529-242 

fElbourne . 

Moose  Jaw- 

Earl  Grey  535 

Lake  Centre. .  S 

‘Elbow . 247 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

535-153 

iElcott . 

vloose  Mountt 

in.b 

529-251 

Elder  Bank . 

Halifax . 

.N  S 

529-16 

Eldersley . 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

529-232 

Bow  River  . .  . 

.  .  A 

535-225 

Queens . 

PF1 

(Belfast  PO) 

Eldon  Station ... 

Victoria . 

...0 

529-170 

Eldorado . . . 

Hastings- 

529-147 

Frontenao  . 

...o 

‘‘’Eldorado . 

Meadow  Lake 

...s 

Beaverlodge  Lake 

175,  or  Uranium 

City  193  or  Bushell 

Eldorena . 

A 

Eldred  . 

Prince  Albert 

..s 

529-265" 

Electric . 

o 

*Elfros . 283 

Yorkton . 

..  s 

535-156 

Elgin . 

Brandon-Souris.M 

529-223 

Elgin . 

Leeds . 

..0 

529-140 

*  Elgin . 

St.  John -Albert  NB 

Petitcodiac  529 

Elginbnrg . 

o 

Elgin  House . 

Parry  Sound- 

420 

Muskoka. . . 

..0 

Elgin  Mills . 

York  NR . 

...0 

Richmond  Hill  529 

t  Elgin  Road . 

Kamouraska  . 

..Q 

529-115 

Elie . . 

St.  Boniface. . 

.  .11 

529*226 

Elizabeth  Bay. . . . 

Algoma  E  R . . 

..O 

via  Gore  Bay 

Elk  Hill . 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Codette  535 

'Elkhorn  ....635 

Marquette . . . 

..M 

535-112 

*  Elk  Lake . 

Timiskaming. 

.  .0 

649-4 

Elko . 

Kootenay  E. . . 

•  BC’ 

535-69 

Elk  Point  ...  .453 

Athabaska. . . 

..A 

529-318 

Elk  Ranch . . . 

F.den  529 

Elkton  . 

Red  Deer . 

..A 

Didsbury  535 

Elkwater . .  . 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Irvine  535 

Ellershouse . . 

Colchester- 

562-1 

Hants . 

.NS 

tEllerslie . 

Wetaskiwin. . 

..A 

635-227,  220 

Ellerslie . . 

590*1 

f  Elliott’s . . 

Queens  . PEI 

529-1 

Elliott’s  Cove. . . 

Trinity- 

Clarenville  629 

Conception . 

Nd 

f  Ellis . 

PortWilliam .. 

..0 

629-162 

t  Ellis  Bay . 

(Anticosti  Isld.) 

Saguenay  . 

•  -Q 

Port  MenierPO) 

Ellisboro’ . 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 

Wolseley  536 

Elliston . 

Trinity- 

629.35 

Conception . 

Nd 

Ell scott . 

t  Ell  wood. . . . 

o 

fElma . 

M 

Elma . 

Grenville- 

Chesterville,  535 

Dundas . 

.  .0 

fElm  Brook  . 

Prince  Edward 

Pioton  529 

Lennox  . 

.  .0 

Elm  Creek . 

M 

Elm  Grove . 

St.  Boniface  . . 

..M 

Loret-te  529 

fElm  Hill . 

Royal . 

NB 

Queenstown  629 

Elmhurst . 

Livelong  529 
Newmarket  529 

Elmhurst,  Beach 

York,  N.R.  . . 

..O 

*- Elmira _ 2.589 

Waterloo  N  R. 

..  0 

529'lSl,  535-37 

Elmira  . . 

PEI 

Elmsdale . . . . 

Colchester- 

529-1 

Hants . 

.NS 

Elmsdale. . . . 

Prince . PEI 

529*1 

tElmsley . 

Lanark  .... 

..0 

535-34 

fElm  Springs. . . . 

Assiniboia. . . . 

. .  S 

Scout  Lake  535 

Elmstead .... 

o 

tElm  Tree . 

Gloucester. . . . 

N  B 

529'50  (MadranPO) 

1956] 


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POST 

OFFICES 


'Elmvale . 808 

*  Elmwood . 

Elmworth . 

Elnora .  211 

'Elora . 1,348 

Elchin . 

*  Elphinstone. . 

Elrose . 491 

Elsa . 

Elsas . 

f  Elsie . 

fElsona  . 

tElspeth . 

Elstow . 99 

Etna . 

Elys6e . 

Embarras  P’tage. 

Emberville . 

Embree . 


Simooe  NR . 0 

Urey-Bruce . O 

Peace  River . A 


Bmbro . 472 

Embrun . 

t  Embury . 


Emerald. 


Emerald . 

*  Emerson _ 884 


Emerson . 

t  Emerson  Junct. 

t  Emery . 

Emeryville 
Emily  Harbour. 
Emma  Lake..  . 

Emo . . 

Empress.  ...  41 1 
*Emsdale . 

Enchant . 

tEncombe  .... 

Endako . 

Endcliffe . 

* Endeavour _ 

*Enderby  . .  877 


Endiang  . 
Enfield .  . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Acadia . 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOOATKD,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
BKKli.KY,FP. 81-87 

529-196 

529-189 

tfeaverlodge  046 


Wellington  S  R.  .0 

Lanark . O 

Marquette . M 

ttosetown-BiggarS 

Yukon .  Yu 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Viotoria  . .  0 

N.  WestminsterBC 

Red  Deer . Alta 

liosthern . 8 

Brandon-Souris  M 

Roberval . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Meadow  Lake _ S 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  ...Nil 

Oxford .  O 

Russell . 0 

Portage- 

Neepawa . 11 

Inverness- 

Richmond  N  S 
Queen’s . PEI 


.A  529-316 


Provencher . 


.M 


Engen . 

Englee . 611 

*Englefeld  . . .  163 
*  Englehart .  .1586 

Englewood  . 

English  Harbour 

English  Hbr.East 
EnglishHbr.  West 
t  English  River. . . 
Englishtown . 


Enid. 


Kent . NR 

Provencher .  .  M 
York-Humber.  O 

Essex  East .  0 

Labrador  . Nd 

Prince  Albert. .  ..S 
Kenora-Rainy  R.O 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka .....  0 

Macleod . A 

Cariboo .  B.C. 

Skeena . B  C 

Marquette . M 

MacKenzie . 8 

Okanagan 
Revelstoke 
Acadia  .... 
Colchesb 
Hants  . . . 

Cariboo . 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Ray 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
Burin-Burgeo ,  Nd 
Fort  William. . .  .0 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . N  S 

Melville . S 


529-188,  636-36 
Snow  Road  535 
529. 230 
5‘29'267 
via  Mayo 
529-131 
Kinmount  529 
514 

529-319 

535-166 

535-118 

Chambord  529 
Waterways  645 
St.  Walhurg  529 
Lewisporte  529 

535-53 

633-2 

529-228 
Inverness  529 

529-1-2  (RRname 
Emerald  Junct’n) 
529-221-224, 
535-115,585-2,647 
Harcourt  529  [647 
529-221-224,  585'2, 
Weston  529,  535 
via  Belle  River 
378.4 

Prince  Albert  529, 


[535 


Enilda .... 
tEnlaugra. 

Ennemond. 


tEnnett 
fEnnishore . 


Enniskillen . 

Enniskillen  Sta. 


BC 
. . .  A 

■  N  S 
. .  B  C 

.  .Nd 


Peace  River. . . . 

Brome- 
Missisquoi. . . .  Q 
Restigoucbe- 

Madawask  1..NB 

Kent . 0 

Victoria  Carlefon 
N  B 


Durham  . 
Royal  . . . 


.  ..0 
NB 


529-132 

535- 162-246 

529  193 
VSS-242 
529-360 
529-350 
529-230 
529  276 

536- 74 


5-29-325 
629-12 

529  350 
378-8 

529-  259 
649 

456,  233 
529-35 

378-9 

378-3-9 

535-51 

365  or  via  Nth. 

Sydney, N  S 
Dysart  535  or 
Leross  529 

645- 1 

535-3-4  (Sutton  Jc. 
P  O) 

St.  Jacques  529 

[PO) 

646- 3  (Turnerville 

629-51 

Burketon  535 
635-307 


Ens . 

Ensign . 

t  Enterprise. 
*  Enterprise. 


tEpping  .... 

Epivorth _ 

f  Eramosa  . . 
Erickson  ... 
Erickson  . . . 

tErie . 

*Erieau . 434 

Erie  Beach  ...  .69 

Eriksdale . 

Erin  . 650 

Erindale. . . 
Erinferry  . . 
Erinsville . . . 


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Ennismore. 
Bnon . 


Entrance . 

Entrelac . 

Entry  Island . . 


Entwistle . 
Environ.  . 


Erinview  . . . 

fErith . 

f  Ermine. . . . 
lErnestown. 


Ernfold  . 151 


Errington . 

Erskine  . 

Erwood . 

Escuminao . 

Escuminac . 

Escuminao  East 
Escuminac  Elate 
Escuminac  Nord.. 

Esk  . 

Eskasoni  . 


Eskbank . 

Esme . 


'  Espanola  . . . 
Esprit  Saint. 
tEsquimalt. . 


tEssa . 

*  Essex . 2,741 

Essondale  . . . 


Essonville  . 
Estaire .  . . 


Estcourt . 

Ester  el . 

Esterliazy  .  6s« 
*Estevan _ 3,935 

Estevan  Point... 

Esther . 

Estlin . 

Estmere . 


*Eston . 1301 

Estuary . 

Etang  ties  Caps 

Etang  du  Nord. . 

Ethel  . 

*Ethelbert . . .  .491 
Ethelton . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Peterborough ...  O 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Vietoria . NS 

Rosthern . S 

Macleod . A 

Braiidon-Souris.M 
Hastings- 
Frontenae  . . . .  O 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Terrebonne . Q 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine, _ Q 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
The  Battlefords . .  S 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Wellington  S  R..  O 
Kootenay  E.  . ..BC 

Marquette . M 

Kootenay  W.  ..BC 

Kent . 0 

Niagara  Falls  . . .  O 

Selkirk . M 

Wellington  S. . .  .0 

Peel . 0 

Prince  Albert.  ...S 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . 0 

Selkirk . M 

Jasper-Edson..  A 
Kindersley . .  .Sask 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  ...  .0 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ..S 
Comox-Alberni  BC 

Acadia.  . A 

Mackenzie .  S 

N  orthu  mberl'd  N  B 

Bonaventure . Q 

Bonaventure . . . .  Q 
Bonaventure  ..Q 
Bonaventure  Q 
H'mboldt-MelfortS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Rosetown-BitrgarS 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Algoma  East. . .  O 

Rimouski  . Q 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Dufferin-Siincoe  .0 

Essex  SR . O 

Burnahy- 
Coquitlam. . .  BC 

Victoria  . 0 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

T6miscouata . . .  Q 
Terrebonne . Q 

Melville. . . . 

Moose  Mountain.  S 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Acadia . A 

Qu’Appelle..  Sask 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  ....NS 

Kindersley . S 

Kindersley . S 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q, 

Ties  de  la 

Madeleine  . . . .  Q 

Huron . O 

Dauphin . M 

Rosthern . S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH! 
LOCATE®,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP. 81-87 

via  Peterboro’ 

St.  Peters  629 

629-249 

535- 236  [P.O.T 

529-225(SmithHill, 
Lens  635 

629-320 

Ste.  Marguerite536 

via  Amherst 
629-320 

536- 141 
536-164-229 
via  Burin 
Guelph  629,  635 

535- 69 
529-230 
586-16 
546-4 

Fort  Erie  West  529 
529-231 

536- 36 
535-35 

Wrixon  529 
Lens  535 

529-242 

529-312 

535-153 

529-83 

535-149 

Parksville  636 

535-233 

529-232 

Loggieville  629 
529-116 

Escuminac  629 
Escuminao  629 
Escuminao  629 
535  "166 

Christmas  Island 
629 
529-271 
635-163 

535-68 

Rimouski  529 

535- 88  or  via 
Victoria 

536'48(Utopia  P  0) 
623-30-34 

536- 71 

Tory  Hill  529 
536"49  (R  R  name 
Burwash) 

529-118 

Ste.  Marguerite 

535 

536-156 

535-118-161-152, 
529"264 
Hesquiat  460’2 
529-269 
529-251 
529-14 

529-267-273 

535-162 

via  Amherst 

OTdGrindstonelsd. 

629-182 

529-232 

629.290 


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Etna . 

Etomami . 

Eton- Itui/by . 

Ettington . 

(Ettrick . 

tEtwell . 

Etzikom . 

Eugenia . 

Eureka . 

Eureka . 

Eureka  River. . . . 

Evain . 

fEvandale . 

Evangeline . 

(Evans . 

*  Evansburg  .... 

Evanston . 

Eoansville . 

Eoarts . 

t  Evelyn . 

(Everard . 

Everell . 

Everett . 

Evergreen . 

tEversley . 

Everton . 

Evesham  . 89 

(Ewan . 

Ewart . . 

tEwing . 

Ewing’s  Landing . 

Excel . 

(■Excelsior  . 

Excelsior . 

*  Exeter . 2,647 

(Exeter . 

Expanse . 

* Exploits . 

* Exshaw . 

Extension . 

Eyebrow . 201 

Eyre  . 

Eyremore . 

Fabre . 

Fabre  Station .... 

Fabyan . 

tFafard . 


Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Mackenzie . S 

Kenora-Rainy  R.O 

Assiniboia . S 

Middlesex E  R. .  .0 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Grey-Bruce.  .  .U 

Pictou . NS 

. NYVT 

Peace  River . A 

Villeneuve . Q 

Royal . N  B 

Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Westmorland  .N  B 
Jasper- Edson ...  A 
Inverness- 
Richmond  . .  .NS 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Skeena . B  C 

Port  Arthur . O 

Quebec- 

Montmorency..Q 
Dutferin-Simcoe.  O 
Red  Deer  . . .  .Alta 

York,  NR . 0 

Wellington  SR.  .0 

Kindersley . S 

Peterborough  . .  .0 
Brandon-Souris .  M 


Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  .  .BC 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  ..BC 

Acadia . A 

Jasper-Edson.  Alta 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Huron  . 0 

Kamloops . BC 

Assimboia . S 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Bow  River . A 

Nanaimo . B  C 


Rosetown-BiggarS 
Kindersley. .  .Sask 
Medicine  Hat ...  A 
Pontiac - 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Pontiae- 

TemiBcamingue  Q 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Montmagny- 


tFairacres . 

Fairbank . 

Fairbanks  East. . 

Fairfax . 

f  Fairfield . 

Fairfield  East. . . . 

Fairford . 

Fairford  Reserve. 

Fairhaven . 

Fair  Haven . 

Fairholme . 

Fair  Island . 

(Fairlawn . 

*  Fairliaht ....  167 
(Fairmont . 

Fairmont 
Hot  Springs.. 
Fair  mount  St’n. . 


L  Islet  . Q 

Peace  River . A 

York  SR . 0 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate . .  Nd 
Brandon-Souris  M 
St.  John-AlbertNB 
Leeds . 0 

Selkirk . M 

Selkirk ...  . M 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 
St.  John’s  W. .  Nd 
Meadow  Lake  . .  .g 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Assiniboia. .  ..Sask 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Kootenay  East.  BC 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 


Wolfville  662 

Hudson  Bay  629 
Uxdrift  636 
629-270 
629-184 

Huntsville  629 
536-213 

Flesherton,  536 
529-13 

Churchill  6:9 

Hines  Cret  k  646 

619-7 

629-68 

529-60 

529-12 

529-320 

629-24 

via  Gore  Bay 
Benalto  535 
529-350 
535-66,  529-131 
629-l22(Sub  P.O. 
of  Quebec  Citv) 
529-191 
Hespero  535 
King  529 
Rockwood  529 
535-158 

Furnace  Falls  529 
535-154 

445-6  (Ewing'9 
Landing  PO) 
445'6  (Landing 
name  Ewing) 
629-25 
645-2 

Little  Current  536 

529-184 

660 

535-168 

378-6 

535-226 
Nanaimo  535 
535-153 
529-267-326 
Brooks  535 

635-26 

535-26 

629-245 

Lafontaine  629 

Grimshaw  646 
(Sub  POofToronto) 
Carters  Cove  378  6 

529-223 

Saint  John  529,  536 
535"58  (R  R  name 
Fairfield) 

529-231 
Fairford  629 
St.  Andrews  535 
TickieHarbour  529 
629-283 
378.7 

Gladmar  535 
535-154,  629-258 
Antigonish  529 

535-84 


529-252 


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Fairport. . . 

Ontario . 

,  O 

Pickering  629 

Fairport  Beach 

Ontario . 

.  .0 

Pi  kering  529 

Fairvale  Station . 

1  loyal . 

N  B 

629-4  2 

*  Fait  view. . .  .929 

Peace  Rh  er.  . 

..A 

645-3  [662 

fFairview . 

Halifax. .  . . 

NS 

Kockingham  529, 

Fairview  Island. . 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka.  .O 

Bracebridge  529 

(Fairydell . 

Fairy  (jrlen . 

Jasper-Edson. 

.  A 

Legal  629 

H’mboldfc-MelfortS 

535-167 

Fairy  Hill . 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre 

...S 

Southey  636 

Faith . . . . . 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Etzikom  535 

*  Fatconbr  id  ye. . . 
fFalding . 

Nickel  Belt  . . 
Parry  Sound- 

.  .0 

529-130 

Muskoka. . . 

..0 

629-130 

f Father ....  .575 
Falkenburg  St  a. . 

Peace  River. . 
Parry  Sound- 

.  A 

646-1 

Muskoka... 

.  .0 

529-193 

Falkland . 

Kamloops.  . .  . 

BC 

529-351 

Falkland . 

Halifax . 

N  S 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Fallbrook . 

Lanark . 

..  0 

Perth  535 

Fallis . 

Jasper-Edson 

.  .A 

529-320 

(Falls  Yiew  ... 

Niagara  Falls 

.0 

623-34-35 

Falmouth .  . 

Colchester- 
Hants . 

NS 

562-1 

tFalse  Bay . 

Coraox-  Albei ni BC 

455(Lasqueti,P.O) 

Falun . 

YVetaskiu  in . . 

..A 

Wetaskiwin  535 

Fame  Point  . . . 

Gaspe . 

..Q. 

via  Fox  River 

Fanny  Bay . 

Comox-Aiberni  BC 

536-90 

Fanny  stelle . 

St.  Boniface  . . 

.  M 

535-119 

f  Faraday . 

Hastings- 
Front  enac. . 

..O 

Coe  Hill  529 

Farewell  Cove.. . 

Gasp6. .  . 

■  Q 

Gasp6  529 

t Fargo  . 

Farlane. . .  . 

Kent. 

Kenora-Rainy 

.  .c 

546-3,  623-34 

River  . 

..0 

529-160 

Farley . 

o 

535-27 

fFarlinger . 

Fort  Arthur. . 

,o 

529T31 

Farmborongh  . . 

Villeneuve . . . . 

■  Q 

Me  Watters  529 

Farmingdale . 

Mackenzie  ... 

..s 

Kelvington  529 

Farmington . 

Cariboo . 

BC 

Lawson  Creek  645 

Farm  Point . 

Gatineau  . 

•  Q 

535-27 

T Far nham  .  4,926 

Brome- 
Missisquoi  . . 

•  Q 

535-1-3-7,529-96 

fFarnham  Centre 

Brome- 
Missisquoi . . 

•  Q 

Brigham  535 

Farran’s  Poxnt . . 

Stormont . 

..0 

529-83 

Farrell  Creek. . . . 

Cariboo . 

BC 

Dawson  Creek  645 

Farrelton . 

o 

535-27 

Simpson  535 

Farrerdale . 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre 

,.S 

Farringdon  Hill.. 

Brantford. . . . 

..o 

Brantford  City 

fFarrington . 

Kenora- 
Rainy  River. 

..0 

529-132 

Farrow . 

A 

535-242 

536T8 

St.  Anaclet  629 

Fassett . 

0 

Father  Point .... 

Rimouski  .... 

•  Q 

(Fathom  .  . 

Halifax . 

NS 

529'16  (Three  Fa¬ 
thom  Harbour  PO) 

Fatima . 

lies  de  la 
Madeleine . . 

■  Q 

via  Grindstone  Is. 

t  Fatima  de 
Temiscouata 

Temiscouata. . 

•Q 

Les  Etroits  629 

(Faucher . 

Bellechasse  . . . 

■  Q 

(Faulder . 

<  'kanagan- 
Boundary  . . 

BC 

535-91 

Faulkner . 

M 

529-231 

629-154 

Robson  West  535 

Fauquier . 

n 

Fauquier . 

Kootenay  W . . 

BC 

Faust . 

646-1 

New  Carlisle  629 

Fauvel . 

Bonaventure . . 

..Q 

tFavel  .... 

Kenora-Rainv  R.O 

529-160 

Favourable  Lake. 

Kenora- 
Rainy  River 

,.o 

195 

Fawcett . 

Jasper-Edson. 

..A 

645-1 

t  Fawcett . 

Westmorland. . 

NB 

529-68 

Fawn . 

Kamloops. . . 

BC 

Lone  Butte  650 

(Fawn  Lake  .... 

Jasper-Edson . 

..A 

Picard ville  645 

Feathers  tone. . . . 
Federal  .... 

Brant-H  aldim’ndO 
Acadia .  A 

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Fernlee  - . . 
Fernleigh . 


tFernmount . 

Feronia  . 

Ferrier . 

Ferris . 

tFerrona  Juno. . . 

Ferryland . 

Ferry  Road . 

Fertile . 

Fesserton . 

t  Festubert . 


Feudal . 

Feuille  d’Erable  . 

Feversham . 

Field . 

Field . 

Fie  Iding . 83 

Fielding.  .... 


Fife. 


.0 


.151 


Fife  Lake , 

Figuery . 

fFilion  . 

Fillmore . 304 

*  Finch . 303 

Findlater . 61 


Findlay . 
tFindley. 


Fingal . 

Finland . 

Finlay  Forks 
tFinlayson.  .  . 


(Finmark  . 

Finmoore. . 


Algoma  E  R. 
tlastings- 
Frontenac. . .  ..O 
York-Sunbury  .NB 

Nipissing . O 

Red  Deer . A 

Nipissing . O 

Pictou . NS 

St.  John's  W  .  Nd 
Northumberl’d  NB 
MooBe  Mountain  S 

Simcoe  E  R . 0 

St.  Maurice 

Lafleche . Q 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Dorchester . Q. 

GreyN  R  . D 

Kootenay  East.  BC 

Nipissing . O 

The  Battlefords..S 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . . .  N  B 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . .  .BC 

Assiniboia .  S 

Chapleau . Q 

Terrebonne . Q, 

Moose  Mountain  S 

Stormont  . O 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre. .  ,S 

Brandon-Souris.M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Elgin  .  ° 

Kenora-Rainy  R.O 

Cariboo . BC 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . NS 

Fort  William. . .  .0 
Cariboo . B  C 


via  Gore  Bay 
Clarendon  535 


535-315 
649 

529-319 

via  North  Bay 
529-13-21 
via  St.  John’s 
Newcastle  529 
535-106 

529-173,  635-56 
529-120 

535T38 

St.  Joseph  676 
Flesherton  536 
535-70-225 
529T37 
529-260 
Bristol  535 

535-72 

535-143 
Amos  529 
529-99 
535-160 
535-33,  633-2 
529"255 

535T50 
529-83 

Shedden  623 
Emo  529  [6 

Prince  George  529. 

via  Baddeck,  N 

535-51 

529-350 


Flagstone . 

tFlamboro’ . . 

1  Flamboro’Centri 
Flanders  . 


Flat  Bay 


Flatbush. . .  . 
Flat  Island  . 

Flat  Island. 


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529-138-140 

Finnegan . 

Acadia . 

.A 

A 

o45'2 

Vlelville . 

..Si 

Fee  Spur  . 

Port  Arthur. . . . 

.0 

529.166 

(Finns . 

Selkirk  . 

M 

535-50 

(Finter . 

iiussell . 

Frontenac  . . . 

.0 

Firdale . 

Portage- 

.0 

629-131 

Neepawa . . . . 

.  M 

fFell . 

529-171 

Fire  River . 

Nickel  Belt. . . . 

..O 

Fellers  Heights. . 

Cariboo . B  C 

Dawson  Creek  045 

(Fir  Grove . 

Jorchester . . . . 

Fells . 

Kindersley.  .. 

s 

Unity  529,  535 

Fir  Mountain  ... 

Swift  Current- 

Femme . 

Burin-Burgeo. 

Nd 

Bay  1’ Argent 

Maple  Creek 

.  .s 

373-3-9 

Fir  Ridge . 

Prince  Albert.  SasK 

via  Cobourg 

tFiset . 

Beauce . 

.  Q. 

*Fenelon  Falls 

(Fishburn . 

Macleod . Alta 

(  ) 

529-171 

Rosthern . 

Fenn . 

\  cadi  a . 

A 

.129-315 

(Fisher . 

Chapleau . 

-Q 

Rosthern. 

..S 

629-232 

t Fisher  Bay. 

Selkirk . 

.  M 

Welland . 

.0 

703 

Fisher  Branch. . 

Selkirk  . 

.  M 

Fenwood  . .  ..168 

Melville . 

..s 

529-245 

Fisher  Home . 

Wetaskiwin. . . 

.  .A 

*  Fergus . 3,387 

W’llingt’n-HuronO 

529-188,  636-36 

\  Fisherm’n’sCove 

Coast  Capilario  BC 

Ferguson . 

Kootenay  W . . . 

BC 

Arrowhead  036 

Fisherman’sHarb. 

Antigonish- 

tFerguson . 

Gloucester.  ...NB 

529*60 

Guysboro’ . . 

NS 

f Ferguson  Flats. 

Athabaska .... 

..A 

Lindbergh  529 

Fisherton . 

Selkirk . 

.M 

t  Ferguson’s  Falls 

Lanark  . 

.O 

Perth  635 

Fisherville . 

Srant-Haldim’ndO 

Ferguson’s  Lake. 

Inverness- 

St.  Peters  629 

Fishing  Lake . . . 

Mackenzie. . . . 

..S 

Richmond  . 

NS 

Fishing  River. . . 

Dauphin . 

.  M 

Ferintosh  ....  205 

Battle  River- 

529-316 

Fishing  Ships 

Labrador . 

Nd 

Camrose  . . 

A 

Harbour . 

Ferland . 

Swift  Current- 

536-140 

fFishot  Islands  . 

Grand  Falls- 

Maple  Creek 

..s 

White  Bay.. 

Nd 

Port  Arthur  . . 

.  .0 

529-156 

Kindersley . .  .Sask 

■  Q 

■  Q 

tFerme  Rouge  . . 

Labelle . 

■  -Q 

Mont  Laurier  535 

Fitzmaurice  ... 

York  ton . 

...s 

Fermeuse  -  -  -  • 

St.  John’s  W . . 

Nd 

via  St.  John’s 

Fitzpatrick . 

St.  Maurice- 

Hastings- 

Godfrey  535 

Lafleche. . . . 

•  •Q 

Frontenac. . 

..0 

*Fitzroy  Harboui 

Carleton . 

..0 

Fern  Creek . 

Wetaskiwin  . . . 

.  .A 

Breton  535 

(Fitzsimmons. . . 

Peace  River. . 

..A 

Ferndale  House. 

Parry  Sound- 

420  L’d'g  name 

(Five  Fingers  .. 

Rest.igouche- 

Muskoka 

.  0 

Ferndale 

Madawaska. 

.NB 

Fern  Glen  . 

Parry  Sound- 

Five  Islands  . . 

Colchester- 

Muskoka  . . 

..C 

Scotia  529 

Hants . 

N  S 

*Fernie . ...  2,551 

Kootenay  East 

.BC 

535-09,  628 

(Five  Mile  River. 

Colchester- 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EEKEY, PP.81-87 


Hants. 

Kootenay  East.BC 

Wentworth . O 

Wentworth . O 

Kenora- 
Rainy  River. .  O 

Humber- 

St.  George’s.. Nd 
Jasper-Edson  . . .  A 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 


Flat  Lake . 

Flatlands . 

Flat  Rock  . 

Flat  Valley . ■_ 

Flaxcombe ....  127 

Fleet . 

t  Fleetwood 
Fleming  . 
t  Flemming 


635- 123 
via  Ottawa 
529-246 

529-131 

St.  Joseph  675 

636- 140 

P’ce  Albert  529,535 
St.  Georges  675 
Brocket  635 
Alvena  529 
529-120 
Hodgson  529 
529-242 

Sunnybrook  536 
via  Vancouver 
368  or  Antigonish 
529 

Fisher  Branch  629 
Hagersville  529, 
636-144  [623 

529'237 
378-4 

378-8 

529-252 
Magog  636 
529.278 
529-120 

529T38 

Grande  Prairie  645 
529-52 

Parrsboro  549 

Burtons  662 

Elko  635 
536*66 

Millgrove  635 
529-132 

529.34 

645-1 

378.1  (Port  Eliza¬ 
beth  P.O.) 

378-7 


. .  .199 


Flesherton  . . 

Fletcher . 

FI  eu  rant 
Fleur  de  Lys 


.463 


Fleuriault . . 

*  Flin  Flon 


9899 


Bonavista- 

Athab«kaBte- ■N£|Glendon529 
ResHgouche-""  529'50  (Railway 
Madawaska.  .NB 
St.  Jobn’sE. . .  Nd 
Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Kindersley . .  .Sask 

Acadia . A 

Durham . O 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Restigoucbe- 

Madawaska.N  B 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Kent . O 

Bonaventure  . . . .Q 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  .Nd 

Rimouski  . Q 

Churchill . M 


(Flint. . . . 
Flintoft. 
FUnton . 


t Floating  Stone 

(Flodden . 

Flood . 


name  Flatland) 
via  St.  John’s 
Meadow  Lake  535 
529-262 
535-233 
635-54 
535-112 
529-52 

535-40 

623-34 

Escuminac  529 
378’8 


Fort  William . 
Assiniboia. . . . 
Hast.ings- 
Front.enac  . 
Athabaska 


Luceville  529 
629-247, 181, 193, 
195 

Kakaheka  Falls  529 

535-110 

Kaladar536 

Ashmont  529 


Floradale  . 


Ric”d-WolfeQValcou.t535 

Fraser  Valley..  B  CBj®  3R4?ameFloo 
Waterloo  N  R.  ..OlElmira  529,  635 


122 


[1956 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICE 


t Floral . 

Floral  Park 
fFlorann  . . . 
*  Florence  . . 
Florence. . . . 


Florenceville. 

[Florida . 

Flower’s  Cove. 


Flower  Station. . . 
Flowing  Well. . . . 


Flynn . 

Foam  Lake..  .788 

tFodhla . 

*Fogo . 1078 


Foisy . 

Foley . 

Foley  et . 

t Folger . 

fFolkins . 

Folly  Lake  . . 

t  Folly  Mountain  . 


Fond  du  Lac  . . 

tFonehill . 

Fontaine . 

Fontainebleau. 

Fontenelle . 

*FonthUl. . 
Footes  Bay 


.1412 


Foothills . 

Forbes . 

Ford  Bank . 

[Ford  Crossing. . 

tForde . 

Ford's  Mills _ 

Fordview.  ... 


-.376 
1,790 
.  .4)3 


*Fordwich. 

Foremost . . 

* Forest .... 
Foresiburg  . 


Forest.  Oity  . 

Forestdale . 

Forester's  Falls . 

Forest,  Farm . 

Forest  Field  .... 

Forest  Gate . . 

Forest  Grove  .... 
f  ForestHilU5,305 
Forest  Lawn.  1079 
t Forest  Nook. 

fForeston . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Rosthern . 

.  ..S 

Victoria . 

...O 

Medicine  Hat 

...A 

Lambton-Kent.  .0 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria. . . . 

..NS 

Victoria- 

Carleton. . . 

N  B 

Cochrane. . . . 

..O 

Humber- 

St.  George’s 

.Nd 

Lanark  . 

..O 

Swift  Current- 

Maple  Creek.  ..S 

Gasp6 . 

..y 

Yorkton . 

...s 

Queens . 

PEI 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate. 

.Nd 

Athabaska . . . . 

.  .A 

Selkirk . 

. .  M 

Nickel  Belt  . 

.  .0 

Lanark . 

.  .0 

Royal . 

N  B 

Colchester- 

Hants . 

•  Nc; 

Colchester- 

Hants . 

N  S 

Meadow  Lake. 

..S 

Yorkton . 

Kent . N  B 

RAILROA  D  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  ORNEAR 
B8T  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


tForest  View.. , 
Forestoille  . .  .709 
Forestville  Nord 

Forfar . 

F organ . 


Forget . 166 

Fork  Lake . 

Fork  River  .... 

t Forks . 

t Forks  Baddek 


tForks  of  Credit. 


Richmond-WolfeQ 

Gaspb . Q 

Welland . 0 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

Tasper-Edson  . .  .A 

Russell . O 

Kent . N  B 

Dighy-Annapolis- 

Kings  . NS 

Kootenay  E...BC 

Kent . N  B 

Inverness-Rich- 

moud . NS 

Wellington- 

Huron .  .0 
Medicine  Hat.  ...A 
Lambton-Kent . .  O 
Battle  River- 

Camrose .  A 

York-Sunbury.  NB 

Skeena . B  C 

Renfrew  N  R. 
Qu’Appelle . . .  Sask 
St.  John’s  W. . ,  Nd 
Prince  Albert  ..S 
Kamloops....  BO 
(Part  of  Toronto) 
Bow  River  .  ...Alta 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Viotoria- 
Oarleton . . .  .N  B 

Peace  River . A 

Saguenay . Q 

Saguenay . q 

Leeds . q 

Rosptown- 

Biggar . Sask 

Moose  Mountain  S 

Athabaska . A 

Dauphin . jj 

Royal . NB 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Vietoria _ NS 

Peel . q 


Formosa  , 


•  |Grey- 


Bruce . O 


636  T66 
629T93 
Foremost  636 
via  Bothwell,  O. 
629  T  4 

536-309 

Cochrane  529.  049 
378-8 

536-61 
Morse  536 

Perce  628 
536T66 
629-6 
378-6-7 

Two  Hills  536 
Winnip'gBeach535 
629-131 
536-61 
Sussex  629 
529T2 

Londonderry  52y 

444,  193 
629-278 

Richibucto  529 
VVeedon  675 
via  Gasp£,  Q 
641-1 

Of) 

529-313  [Ottawa) 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Harcourt  529 

562-2 

535-70 

Harcourt  529 
via  Inverness 

535-41 

535-243 
529  185 
629-324 

Canterbury  636 

629-35(1 

629-138 

Whitewood  535 
Uolvrood  529 
Paddookwood  529 
Exeter  650 

via  Calgary,  Alta. 

Burks  Falls  529 
Juniper  529 

Donnelly  645 
123,349.1 
via  Forestville 
529T40 
529  267 

535-150 
Therien  529 
529-237 
Havelock  529 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 


POST 

OFFICES 


Forrest  Station. 

Forshee . 

Forsythe  . 

Fort  a  la  Corne  . 
Fort  Alexander. 
Fort  Assiniboine 
Fort  Augustus. . . 
*Fort  Chambly 
1636 

Fort  Chimo.. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


536-39  (Credit 
Forks  P  O) 
Walkerton  529,  535 
or  Mildmay  529 


Fort  Chipewyan. 

Fort  Churchill . . 
Ft.Coulongel,i31 

Forteau . 

* Fort  Erie.  7,572 
tFort  Erie  North 
[Fort  Erie  West 

fFortescue . 

t  Fort  Fitzgerald . 
Fort  Frances 

8,038 

Fort  Fraser. . . 
Fort  Garry . . . 
tFort  Garry  . . 
[Fort  George  . 
Fort  Good  Hope.. 

Fort  Grahame . . 
Fort  Henry .... 

tForthton . 

Fortier . 


Marquette. . . 
Wetaskiwin . . 

Chapleau . Q 

Rostnern . S 

Springfield . M 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Queen’s . PEI 

Chambly- 

RouviIle..Q 
Saguenay . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Churchill . M 

Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 

Labrador . Nd 


Fortier ville . .  .500 
Forties  Settle¬ 
ment 

fFortin . 

Fort  Irwin. . 

Fort  Kent . 

Fort  Langley .  . . 
Fort  Lawrence 
Fort  Liard. . 

*Fort  Macleod 

1864 

Fort  MoPherson.. 

* Fort  Nelson  . . 
Fort  Norman 

tFort.  Pelly . 

Fort  Pitt . 

Fort.  Providence. 

* Fort  Qu’ Appelle 
878 

Fort  Resolution. 
fFort  Ross . 


Fort  St.  James. . 
*Fnrt  St.John 8S4 

Fort.  San . 

Fort  Saskatche¬ 
wan . 1076 

fFort,  Selkirk. .  . 
Fort  Simpson  . . 

*  Fort  Sm  ith 

Fort  Steele 
Fort  Stewart.  . .  . 


t  Fortune . 

*  Fortune . 861 

Fortune  Harbour 

Fort  Vermilion.. 


Niagara  Falls 
Niagara  Falls 
Niagara  Falls 
Peterborough 
Athabaska.  . 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River. . .  O 

Cariboo . B  C 

Winnipeg  South. M 

Selkirk . M 

Cariboo . B  C 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Cariboo . B  C 

Kingston . O 

Leeds . 0 

Portage- 
Neepawa  ....  M 

Lotbinifere . Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 

Dorchester . Q 

Victoria . o 

Athabaska ....  A 
N. Westminster  BC 
Cumberland.  ..NS 
Mack  enzie 

River . NWT 

Macleod  . A 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Cariboo . BC 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Mackenzie . S 

Meadow  Lake  . .  ,S 
Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Melville . Sask 

Maokenzie 
River.  NWT 
Franklin  Dist 

NWT 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


535- 110-111 

536- 244 
529-120 
Kinistino  529 
Pine  Falls  629 
Barrhead  646 
Pisquid  529 
529-95 

124  or  via  Port 
Burwell ,  N.  W.T. 
444,  193  or 

Waterways  645 
Churchill  529 
535-28 


378-8 

529-199-210,  712 
viaFortlErie 
529-199 
Furnace  Falls 
444 

529T32 


529 


Cariboo . B  C 

Cariboo . B  C 

Melville .  g 

Edmnnton- 
Strathcona. .  ..A 

Yukon.  . Yu 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Kootenay  East.  BC 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . o 

Bosetown-BiggarS 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. ..  Nd 
Peace  River . A 


529-35 

via  Winnipeg 
535-123 

Prince  George  529. 
444,  175  [650 

Prince  George  529, 
via  Kingston  [650 
via  Brockville 
529-226 

529-113 

Chester  Basin  529 

Ste.  Germaine  675 

Haliburton  529 

629-327 

529-347 

529-12 

Dawson  Creek  645 
535-228-230 
444,  175 

[Creek  645 
177  or  Dawson 
444,  175 

Pelly  52S 

Frenchman  Butte 
444,  175  [529 

529-254 

444,  175 


Reached  occasion¬ 
ally  by  boat  from 
Montreal. 
Vanderhoof  529 
177,  or  Dawson 
Creek  645 
Fort  Qu’Appelle 
529-260  [629 

via  White  Hor  se 
444,  175 

444,  176 

535-84 
Detlor  529 

535-163-9 

378-3-9 

378-6 

443,  175 


1956 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


123 


POST 

UPPK-'Kh 


Fort  Whyte . 

*Fort  William. . . 

34,947 

Fort  William.... 

f48  Road . 

♦  Forward . 23 

♦  Fossambault.  .77 

fFossmill . 

Fosston  . 

Foster  . 435 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Winnipeg  S . M 

Fort  William . . . .  O 


RAILROAD  ON  WIIILII 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Fosterton  . 
Fosterville. 
t  Fountain. 
Fourohu . . . 


Four  Corners. . 
♦  Four  Falls. . . . 


Fournier . . 
fFournier.. 


Four  Roads . 

Fourteen  Is.  Lake 
tFourth  Chute. . 

Fox . 

Foxboro' . 

Fox  Cove . 

Fox  Creek . 

Foxdale . 

tFoxey . 

*  Foxford . 

Fox  Harbour. . . . 

Fox  Hills . 

Fox  Island  Main . 

Fox  Island  River 


Foxmead . . 
Fox  Point. 


Pontiao 
TemlscamingueQ 

King’s . PEI 

Assiniboia. .  ..Sask 

Portneuf . Q 

Nipissing . O 

Hmboldt-MelfortS 
Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Kindersley . S 

York-Sunbury.  N  B 
Kamloops. ...  B  C 
lnverness- 
Richmond.  ..NS 
Meadow  Lake.. . .  S 
Victoria- 
Oarleton  . .  .NB 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Terrebonne . 
Renfrew  N  R. .  .0 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Hastings  S  R 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Westmorland.  N.B 
Prince  Albert. 
Algoma  E  R. . . 
Prince  Albert.Sask 
St.  John’s  W . . .  Nd 

Melville . S 

Antigonish. 

Guysboro’  ..NS 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 


536-117 

535-51-66,  629-132, 
428,  329-14,430-4 
240 

Pembroke  629,  635. 


tFox  River. 


Fox  River. .... 
Fox  Valley...  .353 
Fox  Warren.. 271 
Foymount 
(RCA  F  Station) 
fFradetville  . . 

Frains . 

Framboise  . . . 


Framboise 
Intervale  . . . 
Frampton .... 
Franchere. .  ■ . 

*  Francis . 175 

Francis  Harbour. 


Francoeur. 


.  .684 


Francoeur. . 

Francois  . 

Francois  Lake. 

* Frank . 239 

♦  Frankford  .1393 

♦  Franklin 
Franklin . 

♦  Franklin. 


POST 

OFFICES 


Frankslake. 
Franktown . , 
Frankville  . 
Frankville. . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R,  STATION 
SEE  KEY, Pl>. 81-87 


Simcoe  E  R.. 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.. . 


.0 


Gaspd  . 


■Q 


Cumberland  ...NS 

Kindersley . S 

Marquette . M 

Renfrew  South  .  0 


629-3 

535- 170,629-268 
Duchesnay  529 
629  137 

536- 144 

535- 4-7 

536- 139 

Canterbury  635 
650 

via  Sydney 

Meadow  Lake  535 
Aroostook  535 

Plantagenet  635 

529-118 

Ferguson  529 
Shawbridge  535,  529 
5  55-60 
Irvine  535 
529-169 
via  Burin 
Moncton  529 
shellbrook  529 
via  Gore  Bay 
536  178 

Villa  Marie  529 
Cupar  f  35 
via  Canso,  N  S 

Stephenville 

Crossing  529 
529-173 

Port  Cunnington 
315  or  Huntsvilh 
529 

348  1  (Riviere-au- 
Renard,  P.O) 
Parrsboro’  649 
635-148 
635-101 

Eganville  529,  535 


Franquelin . . 

Franz  . 

fFra6er  Arm. 

Fraserburg. . 


Franklin  Centre. 


Franklin  Park. 


BeUechasse . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond. .  .NS 

Dorchester . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Qu’Appelle.  ..Sask 
Labrador . Nd 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska..N  B 

Loi  biniere . Q 

Burin-Burgeo. .  Nd 

Skeena . BC 

Macleod . Alta 

Hastings  SR  . .  .0 

Durham . 0 

Marquette .  M 

Saguenay . Q 

Chateaugua.y- 

Iluntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . 0 


*Fraserdale  . . . 
Fraser  Lake. . . 
Fraser  Mills. . . . 


Fraserville . 

Fraserwood. . . . 

Frater . 

Frederickhouse 
t  Fredericksburg.. 

Frederiekton . 

♦  Fredericton 
16,018 

Fredericton  June 
Fredericton  Sta.. 

Freedom . 

Freellon  . 

♦  Freeman  . 

♦  Freeman  River 

Freemont . 

Freeport  . 

Freetown . 

Frelighsburg . 


Armagh  529 
Boyle  645 
St.  Peters  529 

St.  Peters  529 

St.  Malachie  529 
529-327 
536-150 
Fishing  Ships 
Harbour  378-4 
Edmundston  529, 
635 

Barabe  629 
378-3 

Burns  Lake  529 
535-230 
529-147 
Fleetwood  636 
535-100 

348-2,349-2,  123 
(FranquelinP  O) 
Ormstown  529 


Parry  Sound, 

529,  535 


113 


French  Cove. 


♦  Frenchman 

Butte. . . 
Frenehman’sCove 

Frenc-hman’sCov 
Frenchman’s  Is. 

♦  French  River. . 
French  River. .. 
French  River . . . 

♦  French  Road . . 

Frenchvale . 

French  Village  . . 
Frenchville  ... 


Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 

Lanark . 0 

jeeds .  0 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Saguenay .  Q 

Algoma  W  R  . . .  0 
N.  Westminster.  BC 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Cochrane .  O 

Cariboo . B  C 

Bn  main  - 
Coquitlam . .  .  BC 
Northumberland  O 

Selkirk . M 

Algoma  W  R. . .  .0 

Cochrane . 0 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Ronavista- 
Twillingate . .  Nd 
York-Sunbury.  N I 

York-Sunbury.  NB 

Queens . PEI 

Jasper- Edson — A 

Wentworth . 0 

Hal  ton . O 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

The  Battlefords..S 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Prince . PEI 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . . . .  Q 
Inverness- 

Richmond..  NS 
Meadow  Lake . . .  S 


529  254 
f)35’68 
Jasper  535 
Havre  Boucher 

529 

348-2, 349’2, 123 
Landingn.  Frank- 
636-66,  502-1  [lin) 
514  or  New  West¬ 
minster,  B  C 


fFreppel . 

Freshwater . . . 

Freshwater . .  .810 
♦Freshwater  Bay 
♦  Fresniere . 


Friedenstal 
Frizzletun  . 


*  Frobisher  . . 
Frog  Lake . . . 

*  Frontier . .  . 


.19’ 


.198 


♦  Frood  Mine.  109 

♦  Frost  Village 

Froude . 

*Fruitland . .  ■ 
Fruitvale  .... 

♦  Fryatt . 


Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

Labrador . Nd 

Pictou .  NS 

Queens . PEI 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . .  . .  O 
Inverness- 

Richmond  .  N  S 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Halifax . NS 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  .  S 
Kamouraeka . . .  .  Q 
Trinity- 

Conception  .  Nd 
St.  John’s  W  Nd 
Comox-Alherni  BC 
Argentenil- 
Deux  Montagues  Q 
Peace  River  .  A 
Inverness- 

Richmond. . . NS 
Moose  Mountain  S 

Athabaska .  A 

Swift  Current 
Maple  Creek.  .8 

Sudbury . 0 

Shefforrl  . Q 

Moose  Mountain .  S 

Wentworth . 0 

Kootenay  W.  ...BC 
Cochrane . 0 


Bracebridge  529 

649-6 

529-360 

535-71,  51 4 (Sub PO 
of  New  W’tminst’r) 
529-172 

535- 122 
502-1 

529-154  (R  R  name 
529-83  [Frederick! 

378-7 

529-58-79,  535-300- 
301-315,  102,  240 

536- 300-307 
529-1 

Manola  645 
Puslinch  536 
Burlington  529,535 
Mariola  645 
535-164 

369-4  or  Digby  562 
529-1 

Bedford  536 
St.  Peters  529 
529-283 
Curling  629 


Garnish  378"9 
378’4 

Merigomish  529 
Kensington  529 

635-49 

via  Sydney,  N  S 
Leitches  Creek  529 
529-25 

Admiral  535 

Lafontaine  529 
Carbonear  629 

Placentia.  629 
via  Alert  Bay 
5-29-91-99 

Fairview  645 
Inverness  529 

535-118,  529-251 
Heinsburg  529 
535-171 


Sudbury  529,636 
Waterloo  636,  529 
536-169 

Stoney  Creek  529 
685-16  [703 

629-154 


124 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Fry’s . 

Fugereville . . 

Fulda . 

Fulford . 


Fulfurd  Harbour 
Fullarton 
(Fuller  . 


t  Fulton’s.. 
Furnace  Falls. 

Furness . 

Fusilier . 

Gabarouse  . . . 


tGabarouse  Lake 


Gabelle. . . 
Gabriola  . 


Gadsby  .  128 

Gads  Hill  Station 
Gaetz  Brook  . . . 

Gage . 

*Gagetown  .... 

Gagnd . 

Gagnon  Siding. 
Gainford  .... 
*Gainsborouoh 

384 

Gairloch 
Mountain  .  . . 

Galahad . 198 

Galetta. 

Gatiano . 

fGalilee . 

Gallagher. . 

Gallant  ... 
Gallants . 


Gallant  Settl’m’nt 

Gallichan . 

Gallingertown. . . 

Gallivan . 

Gallix . 

Galloway . 

+ Galloway . 

*Galt  ....  19,207 
Gamache . 


Gambier  Harbour 
’ Gambn . 


Gamebridge . 

Gamelin . 

'Gananogue  4,672 
tGananoque  .Juno 
*Ga,nder . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Vioose  Mountain  S 
Pontiac 
Temiscamingue  Q 

Roslhern . s 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . q> 

Nanaimo.  ..  ..  BC 

Perth . . o 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

W’llingt’n-HuronO 

Victoria . O 

The  Battlefords  .S 
Kindersley. .  .Sask 
lnverne9s- 
Richmond.  ..NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ...NS 
Three  Rivers. .  ..qi 
Nanaimo . B  C 

Acadia . A 

Perth  . 0 

Halifax . NS 

Peace  River . A 

Royal . N  B 

Bonaventure . . .  ,q» 

Uhapleau .  qi 

Jasper-Edson  .  A 
Moose  Mountain  S 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . NS 

Ar-adia . A 

Oarleton . 0 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Assiniboia .  S 

Westmorland  .NB 

Saguenay . q 

Humber- 


RAJLKOAD  ON  WIHCfcl 
LOCATED  ,-IR.NKAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


St.  Georges. . Nd 
Westmorland  ,N  B 

Chapleau . Q 

Stormont . o 

The  Battlefords.  .S 


Saguenay 
Kootenay  East.BC 
Jasper-Ed9on. . .  A 
Waterloo  SR...  O 
Longueuil . Q 


Gander  Ba  y .... 

Gander  Bay  S’th 

* Ganges . 

Gang  Ranch  ... 
Garden  Cove. 
Garden  Head 


Nd 

.Nd 

Nd 


Garden  Hill  . 
GardenTsland 
Garden  River 
Gardenton. . . , 
Gardenvale  . . 

Gardenview.. 

tGardenville 


(Gardiner . 

Gardiner  Mines. . 
(Gardner’sOreek 


Coast  Capilano  BC 
Bonavieta- 
Twillingate . .  Nd 

Victoria . o 

Mercier . q 

Leeds . q 

Leeds . q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. 
Bnnaiista- 
Twillingate 
Bnnavist.a- 
Twillingate 

Nanaimo . BC 

Kamloops . B  C 

Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Swift  Ourrent- 
Maple Creek..  ,S 

Durham . o 

Kingston. ....  .0 
Algoma  W  R  .  o 
Provencher  . .  ,M 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Jasper  Edson  ..A 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . 0 

Cochrane .  0 

S.  Cape  Breton  N  S 
St.  John-AIbertN  B 


636-160 

Laverlochere  636 

535  176 

636-7 

oia  Sidney 
Mitchell  629 
529174 

529'188 

529-149 

535- 164-229 
535  233 

v  a  Sydney 

via  8y  dney 

La  Gabelle  636 
463  or  via 
Nanaimo 

536- 233 
529-187 

Ohezzetcook  629 

645-3 

529-58 

Maria  529 

529120 

529-320 

535118 

via  Baddeck  or 
Iona  529 
629-324 
529-214 

453  or  via  Victoria 
529-270 
Canaan  529 
via  Forestville 
529-34 


Shediac  529 
La  Sarre  529 
Aultsville  529 
529-279  [349.2 

Clarke  City  348. 2, 
535-69 

529-320  [578,  616 

529-181-188,  535-36. 
(Sub  P  O  of  Mon¬ 
treal)  via  Long- 
ueuil  529 
Boat  from  Van- 
529-34  [couver 

529-130-173 
via  Montreal 
702 

529-83,  702 
529*34,  102,  240 

378-7 

Gander  Bay  378 ’7 

via  Sidney 
Williams  Lake  660 
N.  Harhour  378-2 
Carmichael  635 

'a  Port  Hope 
Kingston,  529,535 
535-67 
529-224 

Ste.  Annes 535,  529 

Barrhead  645 
529147 


699-6 

Dominion  698 
Saint  John  529,  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


Garfield . 

Garibaldi . 

[Garin . 

Garland . 

Garland . 


noMiNioN 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Garneau  Jonction 


[Garnett . .  . . 
[Garnett.  . . . . 
* Garnish 
[Garrett 

Garrick . 

[Garrington  . 
tGarrv . 


Garson . 

[Gan-on  . 

Garson  Quarry 

294 

Garth  . 

Garthby  Station 
Garthland  ..  .. 
[Gascoigne.  .  .  . 


Gascons . 

Gascons  Ouest. 
Gaskier’s  .  . 
'Gaspe  ...  .1692 

Gaspe  Harbour 
Gaspereau  Forks 
Gaspereaux . . . 


Gaspe  West. .  . 

Gatchell . 

Gateway . . 

* Gatineau  .  5771 
[Gaudette  . .  . 


Gaultois . 

Gauthier  .  , 
Gauvreau. .  . 
Gay’s  River. . . 


Geary . 

Gelert . 

Gem . 

Genesee 
Geneva  Park  . 

Genier . 

Gent-hon . 

Qentitly  . 648 

Qeoffroy . 

[Georgefield  . . 


Georges  Brook  . 

Georges  Cove . . . 
[Georges  River. 

'Georgetown.. 76° 
" GeorgetnwnS, 452 

Qeorpevill.p 
Georgian  Inlet.  . 

Georgina  Island.. 

Gerald . 

*  Gerald  ton .  3227 
Gerin . 


Germania  . 


Germansen 

Landing 

Gerrard . 

[Gerrard  Island. . 


tGervais. 


Bow  River ....  A 
Coast  Capilano  BC 
Bonaventure . . .  Q 

Dauphin . M 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Champlain .  q> 


St.  John-Alhert  N B 
Brant-Haidim’ndu 
Burin-Burgeo  Nd 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
Prince  Albert. .  S 
Red  Deer  . . . .  Alta 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Nickel  Belt. ...  O 

Springfield . M 

Springfield....  M 


Athabaska . A 

Megantic .  Q 

Prince  Albert. . .  .  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Bonaventure . . .  Q 
Bonaventure...  qi 
St.  John’s  W  Nd 

Gasp6 . Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Royal...  .  NB 
Digby-Annapolis- 
Kings  .  .  NS 

Gaspb . Q 

Sudbury . o 

Nipissing . O 

Hull . q 

Pontiac- 

Temisoamingue  q 
Burin-Burgeo. Nc 

Gaspb  . q 

Gloucester  ...  NB 
Colchester- 

_  Hants . NS 

Y  ork-Snnbury .  NB 
Victoria. .  .  O 

Medicine  Hat. . .  A 
Wetaskiwin  . . .  .A 

Victoria . O 

Cochrane . O 

St.  Boniface  . . .  M 
Nicolet-YamaskaQ 
Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 
Colehester- 

Hants . NS 

Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 

Labrador .  Nd 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Kings . PEI 

Halton  .  O 

Stanst.ead  ...  .  Q 
Parry  Sound- 

Muekoka . O 

York  N  B.  . .  O 

Melville . S 

Port,  Arthur  . . .  O 
Bert-hier- 
Maskinonge- 
Delanaudit-reQ 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  O 

Cariboo...  ..BC 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICB 
LOCATED,  uR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

8EBKEY,  PP.81-87* 

Cremona  635 
656 

Bonaventure  f-29 
529*232 
Weston  562 

535*19,  529  86-92 
(RR  n.  Garneau) 
via  Saint  John 
Hagersviile  529,623 
378*9 
455 

535*178 
Bowden  535 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 
[Garson  Mine) 
529-130  (R.R.name 
535-102 
Tyndall  535 

Bonnyville  529 
675 

Duck  Lake  529 
635-161 

529-116 
Gascons  529 
Holyrood  629 
529-116  ,  348-1 
348 '1  or  via  Gasp  6 
Chipman  529,  535 
Wolfville  562 

Gasp4  529 

(sub  P  O  Sudbury) 

via  North  Pay 

535-18 

Kipawa  535 
378*3-9 

Ste.  Adelaide  529 
Tracadie  629 
Shubenacadie  529 

Rusagonia  635 
529*171 
535*249 
Warburg  536 
Longford  529 
649*6 

via  Winnipeg 
Des  Ormeaux  529 

635*26 

Burton’s  562 
529*35 

378*4 

529*14 

529*3,  374 
529*185-192 
Magog  536 

Pointeau  Baril  535 
Pefferlaw  529 
529*245 
529-131 

St.  Justin  629 


Gravenhuret  529 
Vanderhoof  529 


Kootenay  W.  ...BC 
Halifax . NS 

Montmagny- 
l’lslet . q 


Lardeau  446'3 
Musquod  ohoit 
Harbour  629 
Daaquam  676 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


125 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Gethsemani. 


Geyser . 

Ghost  Pine  Creek 
Ghost  River  . . . 

Gibbon . 

Gibbons  Station.. 
Gibbs . 


Saguenay . 
Selkirk . . . 


*  Gibsons  ....722 
Giffard . ,8097 

fGifford . 

fGignac . 

Gilbert  Cove. . 


Gilbert  Plains  838 
Gilchrist  Bay. 


Gilford . 

Gilks . 

Gillam . 

fGillander’s 

Mountain 

Gillespie . 

tGilley . 

fGillies  Depot . . 
fGillies  Lake  . . . 


Gillis  Cove 


Gillisdale . . 


Gillis  Point 


Gillisville 
Gilmour . . 


Gilroy . 

f  Gilwood . . 

Gimli . 

f  Girard 


1324 


GirardvilleCentre 
fGironde  . . . 
fGirouardville .  . 

*  Giroux . 

Girouxville. . 

Girvin  . 113 

*Giscome . 

Glace  Bay.. 26, 586 
Glacier . 


RA1LKOADON  WU1CH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KBY,PP.8l-87 


.M 


Acadia . A 

Port  Arthur _ U 

Royal . NB 

Jaaper-Edson. .  .A 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  ..S 
Coast  Oapilano.BC 
yuebeo- 
Montmorenoy. 
Eraser  Valley.. BC 
Bonaventure . .  . . 
Digby-Aunapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Dauphin . M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Duflferin-simcoe .  U 
Northumberl’d.NB 

Churchill . M 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . N 

Melville . S 

N.  Westminster.  BC 
Timiskaming.  .0 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . N 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Viotoria  ....  NS 
Hastings- 
Frontenac . O 


348'2  (L'd’g. 

name  Romaine) 
Arborg  636  or 
Hnausa  536 
hree  Hills  529 
529  166 
Sussex  629 
529-318 
635-160 

456 

529-122  (Sub  P.O. 

of  Quebeo  City) 
514 

St.  Godfroi  629 
Weymouth  562 

529-259 
Lakefield  629 

529-193 
blissfield  529 
629  246 

via  Baddeck,  N  S 

529-254 

514 

649 

Sydney,  529 
Orangedale  529 
Strathlorne  629 
Iona  529 


•  M 


Glacier  Creek 
fGladeside  . . 
Gladmar  .... 
^Gladstone. . . 


828 


Glamis  .... 
Glammis.. 
Glanford  Station 
fGlanmire. 


Glanworth  . 
tGlasgow  . 


Glasgow  Station 

tGlasier . 

*Glaslyn . 185 

Glasnevin..  . 
Glassburn  . . . 


Glassville . 


tGlaude . 
*Glebe  . . 


Rosetown  -  BiggarS 

Peace  River . A 

Selkirk 

St.  Johns-  Iber- 
ville-NapiervilleQ 

Roberval . ~ 

Tbmisoouata  .... 

Kent . N 

Provencher . 

Peace  River . 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Cariboo . B 

Cape  Breton  S.  N 
Okanagan 

Revelstoke  . .  B<~ 

Yukon . Yu 

Kent  . NB 

Assiniboia. . .  Sask 
Portage- 
Neepawa 
Rosetown  BiggarS 

Bruce . 

Wentworth  .... 
Hastings- 

Frontenac. . . . 
Middlesex  E  R. . 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ...NS 
Renfrew  S  R. 

York-Sunbury.NB 

Meadow  Lake 
Assiniboia  . . . 
Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 
Viotoria- 

Carleton  .N 
Westmorland.  .N 


POST 

OFFICES 


Gledhow . 

Gleichen . 430 

fGlen  Adelaide.. 
tGlen  Afton .... 
fGlen  Alda.. . 


Glen  Allan. . 
Glen  A  Imond . 
fGlen  Alpine  . 


Glenannan . 

Glen  Arm . 

*Glenavon. . .  .281 
Glenbain . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROADON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SK.K  KEY, PP.  81-87 


Leitches  Creek  529 

529-147 

529-282 

High  Prairie  645 

535-123 

629-87 

Albanel  629 

St.  Honore  629 

Buctouche  629 

529-238 

645-1 

529-255 

529-350 


535-70 

via  Dawson 

St.  Anthony  529 

535-142 

529-226,  535-100 
36-146 

Pinkerton  529 
529  196 

Millbridge  529 
617 

Boisdale  629 

529-214 

535-300 

529-283 

535-170 

Heatherton  529 
Bristol  535 
Shediac  529 


fGlenbervie. 


Rosetown-BiggarS 

Bow  River . A 

Mouse  Mountain  S 

Nipiesing . O 

Haotings- 

Frontenac . O 

W'llingt’n-HuronO 

Gatineau . Q 

Antigonish 
GuysboroughNS 
W’llingt'n-HuronO 

Victoria . O 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek 
Colchester- 


Glenboro' . 600 

tGlenbow  .... 
tGlenbrook  ... 


fGlen  Buell.. 
fGlenburnie  . 


Glenbush . . 
Glencairn  . 
Glencairn  . 


’Glencoe . 979 


fGlencoe  . 


Glencoe  . 


Glencoe  . 

Glencoe  Mills. . 


Hants . 

N  S 

Lisgar . 

..M 

Bow  River . . . 

.  .A 

Glengarry- 

Prescott  . . . 

..0 

Leeds . 

.  0 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . 

..0 

Meadow  Lake 

..  S 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

Portage- 

Neepawa  . . 

..  M 

Middlesex  W  R . .  O 

Inverness- 

Richmond. 

.NS 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska 

.NB 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’. . 

.N  S 

Inverness- 

Richmond 

.NS 

Carleton  ...  O  Sub  P.O.  of 
i_,arieioii  Ottawa 


Glen  Cross. . . 
fGlen  Currie. 

tGIlendale  . . . 


Glendon. .. . 
fGlendower. 
Glendyer.  . . 


Donavon  629 
536-226-248 
Wawota  536 
629-137 
Coe  Hill  629 

Wallenstein  636 
Buckingham  636 
Antigonish  629 

636-41 

Lorneville  629 

529-268 

636-163 

Brookfield  629 

635-119 

536-225 

635-62 

via  Brockville 
Kingston,  529,636 

529-283-292,635-183 
529  191 

529-226 

529  202-205-209, 
635-42,  712 
629-33 

529'52  (  R.R.  name 
Christopher) 
Heatherton  629 


Mabou  529 


fGlendyne. . 
fGlen  Eagle. 
Glen  Echo. . 


tGlen  Elbe  . 
Glen  Elder. . 
fGlenelg. . . . 


Gflenetta  . 


f  Glenellen 
Glenelm . . . 


Glen  Elmo . 

Glen  Elm  Park. . 

Glenevis . 

*Glen  Ewen  .  .265 
Glenfarne  ... 
Glenfields  .... 

Glen ford . 

fOlenforsa. 
Glengarry  Stat’n. 
fGlen  Gordon 


Glengrove.  . . 
Glen  Haven  . 
Glenholme . . 


Glen  Huron. 
Glenister 


Dufferin-Simcoe.O 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  ..N  S 
Athabaska  .  ...  A 
Prince  Albert.. .  .S 
Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
T4miscouata  . . .  .Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Leeds . O 

Mackenzie. . .  .Sask 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’. . .  NS 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon 

Laprairie . Q 

Marquette .. .  .Man 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
Jasper-Edson  ...A 
Moose  Mountain  S 

Gatineau . O 

Springfield  ....  M 
Jasper-Edson.  Alts 

Marquette .  M 

Pictou . N  " 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

York  Centre 

Halifax . NS 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Simcoe  NR . O 

Jasper-Edson, 


Orangeville  635 
via  Sydney,  N.  S. 

West  Bay  Road  529 

529-327 
Nipawin  636 
529-33 

[PO) 

529-118  (Boisvert 

635-27 

420 

via  Brockville 
Hyas  529 
Antigonish  529 

629-226 

Hersc.hel  636 
Athelstan  633 


Rossburn  529 
Regina  529,  635 

529  322 
635-118 

Kazabazua  536 
Beausejour  635 
Onoway  529 
629-230 
529-13 
535-62 

[Toronto) 
(Sub  P  O.  of 
French  Village  529 
East  Mines  529 


629  191 

AlRochfort  Bd’ge529 


126 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Glenkeen . 


Glen  Kerr 
Glen  Lake . 


Glenlea . 

Glen  Leslie  . 
tGlenlily  . . . 
Glenlivet. . . 


fGlen  Major. 
Glen  Margaret. . 
Glen  Mary . . 
Glen  Meyer . . 
Glen  Miller. . 
tGlenmont. . . 


Glenmoor . 

Glen  Morris. . . . 
Glen  Morrison. 


Glenmount . 


tGlen  Norman  . 


Glenora  . 
tGlenora . 

fGlenora  . 


Glenora  Falls . . 
Glen  Orchard  . 


Glenorchy  . . . 
Glen  Park  . . . 
tGlen  Payne. 
Glen  Rae 
Glen  Road  . . 


Glen  Robertson . . 

fGlenroy . 

Glen  Sandfield . 

Glenside . 106 

Glen  Souris. . . 
Glen  Sutton.. . 


tGlen  Tay  . . 
tGlen  Titu9. 
tGlenton 
tGlen  Tosh  . 


*Glentworth.  .146 
tGlenvale . 


Glenvale . 

Glen  Valley . 

Glenville . 

tGlenwalker 

Glenwater . 

Glen  Williams. . . 
Glenwood . 


tOlenwood  , 
Glenwood . . 


tGlenwood. 
tGIenwood  , 


Glenwood  Beach . 
Glenwoodville. . . . 

Glidden . 94 

Gloucester . 

tGloucester  .June. 
Glovers  Harbour. 

Glovertown . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

•St.  Boniface. ..  .M 

Peace  River . A 

Kootenay  E. . .  B  0 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska . .  N  B 

Ontario . 0 

Halifax . NS 

Rostbern . S 

Norfolk . 0 

Hastings  S . O 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings .  NS 

Springfield . M 

Brant-Haldim’ndO 
Gape  Brecon  N- 

Victoria . NS 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . 0 

Lisgar . M 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . 0 

Inverness- 
Richmond  .  ..NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Kenora-R.  RiverO 

VVetaskiwin . A 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Lambton-Kent. .  0 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . 0 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . 0 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . 0 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Brandon-Souris.M 
Brome- 

Missisquoi . . . .  Q 
Lanark  ....  . .  O 

Royal . NB 

BromeMissisquoiQ 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria. _ NS 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ,.S 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . 0 

Timiskaming. ...  0 
N.  Westminster  BC 
Inver.  Richm’ndNS 
Kamloops. ...  BC 
Fort  William. . .  .0 

Halton . o 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Royal . N  B 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay . .  Nd 

Kent . . 6 

Macleod . Alta 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

8EEKEF, PP.81-87 


Dufferin-Simeoe.O 
Macleod . Alta 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 

Russell . <-) 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate..Nd 


Monastery  629  or 
via  Guysboro 
629-289 
Langford  636 

629-221,685-2,647 
Grande  Prairie  645 
635-69 

Flatland  629 

535-34 
French  Village  529 
Kinistino  529 
via  Tillsonburg,  0 
Trenton  629,  535 
Sheffield  Mills  562 

Stead  529 
615 

via  Sydney 


315 
535-33 

529-226 
Picton  529 

West  Bay  Road  529 

Mabou  529 

420 

629-132 
Thorsby  635 
535'ISO  [623 

623-37  or  Inwood 
Antigonish  529 

529-211-212 

535-33 

629-212 

535-153 

Martinville  629 
Glenton  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


Glovertown 
Glyn  . 


South 


535-34-60 
Hampton  529 
535-3  (Glen  Sutton) 
via  Baddeck 

535- 140 

536- 61 

Englehart  649 
529-347 

Black  River  529 

636-92 

629-132 

Georget’wn529 
Argyle  629 

529-58 

529-34 


Gnadenthal. . 
[Goat  River. 
tGobles  . . . 

Godbout . 

* Goderich . . .  4 
Godfrey . 


,934 


God’s  Lake.. . . 
God’s  Lake  Narr’s 

Golf’s . 

Gogama . 

Go  Home  (P.O. 
in  Summer) 

Golburn . . 

Gold  Bar . 

Goldboro’ . 


Gold  Bridge. 
Goldbrook. . . 


fGoldburg .... 

Golden  . 

fGoldenburg  . 
Golden  Lake . . 
G’d’n  Prairie  222 

Golden  Ridge. . . 
Golden  Spike . . . 
Golden  Stream. . 

Golden  Vole. . . . 
Golden  Valley.. 

Goldenville . 


tGold  Park . 
tGoldpines. . 
Gold  River . 

Gold  Rock. 


546-2 

535-239  (P  O  name 
Glenwoodville) 
Stroud  529 
535-239  (RR  name 
Glenwood) 
529-267-285 
via  Ottawa 
529-60-60 
Leading  Tickles 
378-6 

Alexander  Bay  529 


tGoldstone . 

fGold  Stream . . . . 

tGoldthorpe  . 

Gonor . 

Goobies . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILKOAU  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8BEKEY,  PP.81  -87 


* Gooderham .... 

Good  eve . 258 

Good  fare . 

Goodfellow  Beach 
Goodfish  Lake  . . . 
Goodlands .... 
Gondridge .... 

Goodsoil . 

Goodwater . 82 

Goodwin . 

tGoodwin  Mill 

Goodwood _ 

tGoodwood ... 
Goose  Airport. 

(Goose  Bay) 
tGooseberry  Cove 

Goose  Cove. . . . 


Goose  Lake. 
fGordon. . . . 


tGordon .... 
Gordon  Bay. 

Gordondale 


Gordon  Lake 
tGordon  River. 


Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Lisgar . M 

Cariboo .  BC 

Oxford . O 

Saguenay . y 

Huron . O 

HastiDgs- 

Frontenac . O 

Churchill . M 

Churchill . M 

Halifax . N  S 

Nickel  Belt .  O 

Pariy  S'  und- 

Muskoka . O 

H’mbodlt-MeifortS 

Cariboo . BC 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro'..  .N  S 

Kamloops . BC 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ...NS 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Kootenay  East.BC 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Renfrew  NR...  O 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Vorkton . S 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 
Algoma  W  R . . . .  O 
Kenora-Rainy  R.O 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Kenora-Rainy 
River  . .  .  .0 

W’llingt'n-HuronO 
Esquinialt- 

Saanic-h . BC 

Timiskaming  .  ...O 
Spring-field .. . . .  M 
Trinity- 
Conception.  .Nd 

Victoria .  O 

Melville .  S 

Peace  River . A 

Dufferin-Simcoe  O 
Athahaska..  A 
Brandon-Souris.M 

Athahaska . A 

Meadow- Lake .  .S 
Moose  Mountain  S 

Peace  River . A 

Gloucester. .  ..NB 
Ontario  . o 


Halifax. . . 
Labrador. 


NS 

.Nd 


Nd 


.Nd 


Trinity- 
Conception 
Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay _ 

Athahaska.*  ....  A 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Essex  SR .  o 

Parry  Sound  - 

Muskoka . O 

Peace  River. . .  .A 


Algoma  W  R.. .  .O 


Alexander  Bay  529 

via  Victoria 

Plum  Coulee  535 
529*350 
Princeton  529 
348-2,  349-2,  123 
536-37,  529-186 
635-61 

195  or  Ilford  529 
195 

Enfield  529 
529-131 

Midland  529,  535 
535-144 

Dawson  Creek  645 
368  or  Antigonish 
529 
Shalalth  650 
via  Baddeok 

Biggar,  535,  529 
535-70-84 
Davton  635 
529-214-216 
535-145 

St.  Walburg  529 
Spruce  Grove  529 

529-226 
Insinger  535 

Trout  Creek  529 

Antigonish  629 
Jamestown  502 
195  or  Red  Lake 

[Road  529 
Western  Shore  529 
Wabigoon  535 

529-188 

535-88 

649 

635-102,  629-204 
529.34 


529-149 
529-245 
Hvthe  646 
Stroud  529 
Spedden  529 
535-126 
Glendon  529 
St.  Walburg  629 
529-293 

Grande  Prairie  645 
Bathurst  529 
529M77 
via  Halifax 
102,  240,  348-2, 
378-4,  381 

Northern  Bight  529 
378-8 

Lac  la  Biche  646 
529-233 

623-30 

529T30,  635-49 
Pouce  Coupe  645 
(Summer)  Spirit 
River645  (Wjnt.) 
Desbarats  535 


Nanaimo . BC  Ima  Lake  Cowichan 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Gordonsville. 


Gore . 

Gore . 

*Gore  Bay . .  .  .762 

Gore’s  Landing . . 

Gorlitz  . 

Gormanville . 


Victoria- 
Carleton ...  N  B 
Col’ester-HanteNS 
Richmond-\V  olf  e  Q 
Algoma  E  R . 0 


*Gormley. 
*Gorrie. .  . 
fGoshen  . 
Goshen. . . 
Goshen . . . 


tGoudalie  .... 
Goudreau .... 
Goulais  River 
Gould . 


Gould’s. 

Gould’s. 


Gould  Station  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


R AIL n OA D  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

BEEKBY,  PP.81-87 


Gouldtoum  . 

Goulet . 

tGoupil . 


tGourd . 

Gourin . 

Gouverneur.. 


Govan . 369 


Govenlock.. 


tG’vernm’nt  Park 
Gowanstoum  .... 

Goward . 

Gowganda . 

Gracefield . 601 

Grady . 

Grafton . 

Grafton . 


Graham . 

tGraham  Bay . . . 

Grahamdate _ 

fGrahamville . . . 

tQrainfield . 

Grainger . 

Grainland . 

Gramont . 

Granada  . 

tGranada . 


*Granby  .  .21,989 
fGrand  Anse. 
*Grand  Bank 2148 
Grand  Bay .... 
Grand  Beach . 
Grand  Beach.. 
*Grand  Bend 
Grand  Bernier 


NorthumberlandO 

Yorkton . S 

Colehester- 

Hants . NS 

York  NR . 0 

VV’llingt’n-HuronO 
Renfrew  S  R  . .  . .  0 
St.  John-Albert  NB 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’  ..NS 

Kent . N  B 

Algoma  WR....O 

Algoma  W  R . O 

Compton  - 

Frontenac. . .  .Q 
St.  John’s \V. .  .Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception  ..Nd 
Compton 
Frontenac. . . .  Q 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Bellechasse . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Villeneuve . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 
Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre. . .  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 

Nipissing . O 

Perth . 0 

Nipissing . 0 

Timiskaming .  ...O 

Gatineau . Q 

Labrador . Nd 

N  orthumberland  O 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Port  Arthur.  ...O 

Carlet.on . O 

Selkirk . M 

Churchill . M 

Northumberl’dNB 
Bow  River...  Alta 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Labelle . Q 

Villeneuve . Q 

Jasper-Edson  ..A 

Shefford  . Q 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Burin-Burgeo .  Nd 
Royal  . .  -  N  B 


Bristol  636 

Kenneteook  662 

629-82 

138,  or 

Little  Current  635 
Cobourg,  629,636 
529-267 

Kennetoook  662 


629-130 

635-41 

529-214 

Petitcodiac  529 
Antigonish  529 

St.  Anthony  529 
602-1 

Bellevue  602 

Scotstown  535 
via  St.  John’s 
Makinson  629 


536-7  (RRn  Gould) 
629-289 
Brie  629 
Matane  628 

Villemontel  529 
Lac  la  Biche  646 
536-170 

585-155 

585T70 

529-137 

529-187 

649 

Elk  Lake  649 
535-27 


POST- 

OFFICES 


Grande  Clairiere' 
GrandeDigue. . . . 
Grande  Entree.. 

Grande  Grive .... 
Grande  Gr6ve  . . 

Grande  Ligne.. . . 

GrandcMont’gne . 
Grande  Pointe . . . 
*Grande  Prairie 
2664 
Grande  Riviere 
932 

Grande  Riviere 
Ouest 

Grandes 
Bergeronnes  743 
Grandes  Piles. 
Grand  Etang .... 

Grande  Vallee. . . 
GrandFallsi3bb 


Gaspe . 
Gaspd  . 


fGrandboiu  . 

Grand  Bruit  . 
Grand  Cas’pedia 
Grand  Centre  . . . 
Grand  Coulee.. 

Grand  Desert. . . 
fGrand  Detour. 

fGrand  Deuxieme 

fGrandeAldouane 
Grande  Anse  . . 

Grande  Anse.. 
Grande  Bale 2974 


*Grand  Falls . 


378-4 

629-83, 

562-5 


535-50 


Springfield . M 

Burir-Burgeo.  Nd 
Latnbton  W .  .  .0 

St.  Jean-Iberville 
Napierville . . . .  C 
Temiscouata  ...  C 
Burin-Bursreo.  .Nd 
Bonaventure ...  .0 

Athabaska . A 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre . .  .S 

Halifax . NS 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane. ...  Q 

Kent . NB 

Inverness- 

Richmond.  ..NS 
Gloucester. .  ..NB 
Chicoutimi . Q 


529-162 

Bells  Corners  529 
529-231 
Minitonas  529 
Renous 529 
529-316 
529-271 
Lac  Remi  629 
Rom  n  529,  619 
529 -3-’ 0  (P  O.  name 
Northville) 
629-96-96 
529-60 
378-3-9 
535-307 
529-240 
GrandBank  378*3-9 
Park  Hill  529 
via  St.  John’s 

St.  Arsene  529 
378-3  [Cascapediat 
529  (R  R  name 
529-327 
535-149 


Grand  Fonds. . 
Grand  Forks 

1646 

Grand  Harbour 
fGrand  Haven . . 

Grandin . 

Grand  Lake  Road 

Grand  Lake  Sta 
Grand  Le  Pierre 
Grandmaison.. 

fGrand  Manan... 
Grand  HI  arais. . . 
Grand-Mire 

11,089 

Grand  Mitis. . . 

fGrand  Mira, 

north . 

Grand  Narrmvs.. 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Brandon-Sourie.M 

Kent . N  B 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Gaspd .  . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
St.J  earn  Iberville- 
Napierville,  ..Q 

Beauce . Q 

St.  Boniface  . . . .  M 
Peace  River . A 


RAU.KOA  II  UN  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY  P.P.  81-87 

529-2-23 
Shediac 529 
847 

348'1,  or  via  GaspP 
St.  Teters  529 


Saguenay . Q 


529-87 

St.  Joseph  676 
536-116 
645-1,  177 

529-40 

Grande  Riviere 
via  Tadoussae 


529 


Dessert  529 
Matane  528 

Matane  528 

Riohibuoto  61 0 
Louisdale  529 

629-60 

585-6 


Grandora  . 

Grand  Pabos. . . . 
Gr.  Pabos  Ouest 
Grand  Plaque. . . 


Grand  Pri 


Grand  Rapids. 


Champlain . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 

GaspA . Q 

Victoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  .Nd 

Charlevoix . Q 

Okanagan- 

Boundarv  . . .  BC 

Charlotte . N  B 

Cariboo . BC- 

Athabaska . A 

Cape  Breton  N. 

&  Victoria. . .  NS 

Halifax . NS 

Burin  Bnrgeo..Nd 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 

Charlotte . N  B 

Springfield  . M 

Sr,.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

tnverness- 
Richmoiul  ..NS 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

GaspA . Q 

GaspA . Q, 

GaspA . Q 

Digby-Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Selkirk . M 


fGrand  Remou  . . 
Grand  Remnus  . . 
Grand  River  .... 

Grand  River  Falls 

fGrand  Ruisseau. 

Grand  St.  Esprit . 

fGrand  St.  Louis 

‘Grand  Valiev 
628 

fGrandview. .. 


Grand  View  . . 
♦Grand  View  946 
fGrandview  .. . 
Orangeville. . . 


.NS 


.NS 


Rimouski . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond. 
tnverness- 
Ricbmond 
lies  de  la 
Madeleine. 
Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Nieolet- 
Yamaska. ...  Q 
Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

Queens .  PEI 

Brantford . 0 

Dauphin . M 

Royal . N  B 

Kent . N  B 


535-1M 
368,  360,  or 
Inverness  629 
Gaspe  629 
535-302,  529  61 

2934 

LaMalbaie  529 
585-16,636-72 

GrandManan  403 
via  Fort  St.  John 
Lac  la  Biche  64  5 
via  Sydney 

529-12 

Terrenceville378'9 
St.  Jacques  629 

03  (North  Head 
529-240  [PO) 

529-85,  636-29 

St.  Octave  529  or 
Price  528 
via  Sydney 

529T4,  304,  374 

529-246 
Chandler  629 
Chandler  629 
via  Ste.  Anne 
des  Monts 
662-1 

442,  in  winter  via 
Mafeking,  529 
Mont  Job,  629,  628 
Maniwaki  636 
St.  Peters  629 


St.  Peters  529 

via  Grindstone 
Island 

Ste.  Monique  529 
Daveluyville  52® 
535-41 

529-6  (Newtown 
Cross  P  O) 
Brantford  City 
529-259 

529-58  (Browns 
629-50  [Flats  PO) 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Granite  Bay... 
Granite  Lake . . 


tGraniteville. 

Granlea . 

Grantham  . 
Granthams  Ldg 

Granton . 

Grantville  .  . 


Granum . 327 

Granville. . . . 
f  Granville  Centre 

Granville  Ferry 


tGraphite  . 


Grass  Cove  . 

tGrassdale  . 
fGrasshill .  . 
Grassie. .  . . 
Grassland . 
Grassinere  . 


Grass  River. . . 
Grassy  Lake..  167 
Grassy  Plains. 
Grate’s  Cove. . 


Grattan . 

fGrattan . 

Gratten  Lake. 


Gratz  . 


fGravel . 

*  GravelbourgMW 

*Gravenhurst 

3,006 

Gray . 

Grayburn . 

*Gray  Creek  . 
Gray  Rapids. . 

Grayson . 360 

Graysville.  . .  . 
Gray  Valley.. . 


[Great  Bear  Lake 
Great  Braha. . 


Great  Central 
Great  Codroy. .  . . 


Great  Deer  .... 
tGreat  Desert . 
Great  Falls  ...  94 
Great  Harbour 
tGreatHarb.Deep 


* Great  Village  . . . 
Greece’s  Point... 


Greenan . 

Greenbank  . . 
tGreenbush  . 
Green  Court . 
fGreendale  . 


tGreene  . . . 
Greenfield . 

Greenfield . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  UN  WUlOU 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY  PP.  81-87 


tGreen  field . 

Greenfield 

Park . 3,379 

Green  Gables  . ... 


Comox-Alberni  BC 
lien  ora- Rainy 

River  . 0 

Stanst.ead . y 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Coast  Oapilario  BC 
Middlesex  WR...0 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  ...NS 

Macleod . Alta 

Yukon . Yu 

Digb.y-Annapolis- 

Kings . N  S 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Hastings- 
Frontenao  ...  .0 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  . . .  ,N  S 

Assiniboia . S 

Victoria . O 

Lincoln . O 

Athabaska . A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Skeena . B  C 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 
Northumberl’d  NB 

Renfrew  S  R . O 

Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 

Montcalm . Q 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Port  Arthur . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .S 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  . 0 

Qu’Appelle .  .Sask 

Roset.own-BiggarS 
Kootenay  W.  . .  BC 
Nor’umberlandNB 

Melville . S 

Lisgar  . M 

Argent.euil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Mackenzie 
River  ....  NWT 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  . . Nd 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.  Nd 
The  Battlefords.  S 

Nipissing . o 

Springfield . M 

Rurin-Burgeo.  Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  . .  Nd 
Colchester- 
Hants.  ..NS 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Kindersley...  .Sask 

Ontario . 0 

Mackenzie . S 

Jasper-F.dson  ..A 
Antigonish- 
GuvsboroughNS 
Kindersley. .  .Sask 
Glengarrv- 

Prescott . 0 

Queens- 

Lonenburg  . .  NS 
Col’ester-  HantsN® 
Longueuil .  Q 


466 

Kenora  536 

Beebe  Jet.  676 
Etzikom  636 
635-242 
466 

529-186 
Macint.v  re  Lake62t 

536-228 
via  Dawson 
Annapolis  Royal 
662 
(Bridge  to 
Annapolis  Royal) 
529-147 

Iona  529 

529-284 

529-173 

703  (R.  R.  name 
Boyle645[Grassies 
316  or  Huntsville 
529 

Tenby  629 
536-230 

Burns  Lake  529 
Carbonear  529 

Newcastle  529 
Caldwell  529 
Rawdon  629 


Elk  Point  529 

535-66 
529-270 

529-193,  420 

529-251 
529-271 
Nelson  535 
Black ville  529 
535-165 
529-227 

529-99 
444,  175 

St.  Anthony  378'4-S 

Alberni 536 
Doyle’s  529 

Borden  529 
Rut.herglen  635 
535-102  [378*3-1 

Harbour  Breton 
378*8  (Harbour 
Deep  P  O) 
Londonderry  629 

Cushing  529 

529-267 

Blackwater  529 

529-232 

629-322 

Antigonish  629 

529-269 

529-211 

Liverpool  529 

Union  529 
529-95 


POST 

OFFICES. 


Queen’s . PEDHunter  River 


529  | 


Green  Harbour  . 


tGreening .... 
[Greening .... 
Green  Island  Cove 


Green  Lake. . 
Greenlay  .... 
Green  Oak  . . 
Ireenock  . . . 
tGreen  Point 


636 


Green  Ridge .... 
Ireen  River  . . . 
tGreen  River  . . . 

tGreen  Road  . . . 

Ireen's  Brook  . 
Green's  Barbour 

Greenshields .... 


IGreenslide.. 

Greenspond. 


reenstreet  . . . 
rreensville 
Green  Valley.. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS. 


.NS 


Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare . 
Chapleau 

Cariboo . BC 

Humber- 
St.  Georges.  .Nd 
Meadow  Lake 
Richmond- Wolf  eQ 
Springfield 

Bruce . 

Gloucester.  ...NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY  PP.  81-87 


Green  view 


Greenville. ... 
ireenville  Stat'n. 
Greenwald . 


reenway . 
Greenwich . 


ireen wich  Hill... 

7  reenwood . 

Greenwood  .  .80s 

Greenwood 
(RCA  F  Station) 
fUreenwood . 


regan  . 

Gregg . 

Iregherd . 

Gregoires  Mill. 
~  regory . 


Provencher  . . . 

Ontario . o 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . . .  N  B 

Pictou . NS 

Trinity- 
Conception  . .  Nd 
Battle  River- 
Camrose .... 

Kamloops . BC 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
The  Battlefords 

Wentworth . O 

Glengarry- 
Prescott .... 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . 

Skeena . BC 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Springfield . M 


Grenadier  Island 
Grenfell  ...100' 
Grenville  ..1069 

Grenville  Bay.. . 

Gretna  . 608 

fGrey  Islands. . . . 


Grey  River. 
Griesbach. . 


riffin . 130 

tGriffin  Harbour, 
riffith . 


Grifton . 

Grimmet . 

Grimsby. .  .2,773 
Grimsby  Beach 
Grimshaw...  664 
Grindrod . 

rindstone  Tsl’d 
„  .  669 

Gnquet . 


Griswold, . 

Groais  Island.. 


Lisgar .  M 

Digl  )y-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Royal . N  B 

Ontario . O 

Okanagan- 
Bound  ary  .  .  BC 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Northumberl’d  NB 
P’tage-  N  eepawa  M 

Melville  . S 

Cochrane . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Leeds . O 

Qu’Appelle...  Sask 
Argenteuil- 
DeuxMontagnes  Q 
Argenteuil- 
Denx  Montagnes  Q 

Provencher . M 

Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay .  Nd 
Burin-Burgeo .  Nd 
Edmonton- 

Strafhcona.  .A 
Moose  Mountain. S 

Labrador . Nd 

Renfrew  SR...  O 

Dauphin .  if 

Vancouver  S.  ..B( 

Lincoln . o 

Lincoln  . o 

Peace  River. .. .  A 
Okanagan- 
Revelstcke  .  .BC 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  .Nd 
Rrandon-Souris.M 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 


Lockeport  529 

529-120 

660 

Flowers  Cove  378'8 

Meadow  Lake  636 
Windsor  Mills  529 
Beausejour  536 
Walkerton  529,  636 
529’50  (Pointe 
Verte,  P.  O.) 
Dominion  City  535 
Locust  Hill  635 
535-302.  529-51 
(Riviere  Verte  PO) 
535-303 

JamesRiver  629 
Whitbourne  529 

529-245 

535*75  (Mount 
378*7  [Cartier  PO) 

535-175 

DundaB  529,  703 
535-33 

Maynooth  629 

Kincolith  455 
529-12 

Beausejour  635,  or 
Scanterbury  629 
529-225-227 
Port  Williams  562 

Victoria  629 
Claremont  636 
535-72 

Kingston  562 
529-26 

Loggieville  529 
529-245 
Southey  535 
529-154 

420 

Mallorytown  529 
535-149 

535-18,  629-91 

Grenville  635,  529 
535-116 
378-8  (Groais 
Island,  P  O.) 
Ramea  378*3-9 
via  Edmonton 

535-169,  529*251 
378-4 

Caldwell  629  or 
Eganville  529,  635 
Grand  View  629 
SnbPOofVancou’  er 
529-203 
529-203 
646-3 
535-74 

103,347, 348-1 
(Grindstone 
378*8  [Landing 

535-112 

Grey  Islands  378‘8 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


129 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


tGrog  Brook  Dam 


Grole . 

Grondines  .... 442 
GrondinesStatn 

Grontid . 

Gros  Cap . 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  RET, PP.81-87 


Grosmont . . 
Gros  Home. 
Gros  Pin . . . 


Grosse  Isle. 


Grosses  Coques . . 
Grosses  Roches. . 


Grosvenor 


Groton . 

Grouard  Mission 
Groundbirch  . 
Grove  Creek . . 


Grovedale .... 
Grove  Park. . . 
Grove  ParkLodge 


Grunthal . 

Guay . 

fGueguen  .... 
*Guelph  .  ..‘27,386 
fGuelph  Jot.  . 

Guenette . 

tGuercheville. . 


Guerin . 


Guernsey 
Guigues . . 


. ..102 


GuUletville. . . 

Guimond . 

fGuindon  .... 

Guiney . 

tGuitar . 

Quite . 

tGulf  Shore . 

*Gull  Lake . .  .728 


Gull  Rook . 


Gundy . 

Gunn . 

fGunne . 

Gunning  Cove  . . . 

Gunningsville . .  ■ 

Gunnworth . 

Gunter . 


Gunton . 

Gurneyville . 

■(•Guthrie  . 

Guthrie  Park. . . 

Guy  . 

Guvenne . 

fGuynemer  . . .  . 
*Guysborough. . . 


Gwynne  . 

Gypsum  Mines. . 
Gypsumville . 

Habay . 

Hachevville 

Hackett  . 

Hackett’s  Cove. 
Hadashville 


Haddock  .... 
fHadlington 
fHadlow . 


Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 
Burin- Burgeo .  ,Nd 

Portneuf . y 

Portneuf . V 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Gasp6 . <4 

Quebec- 
Montmorency..Q 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Peace  River  ...  .A 

Cariboo . BC 

Pontiac  - 

Temiscamingue  Q 

Peace  River . A 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Provencher.  M 

Levis . Q 

Kent . N  B 

Wellington  S  R . .  O 

Hal  ton . 0 

Labelle . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Pontiac- 
Temiscamirgue  Q 

Rosthern . 8 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

Kent . NB 

Dorchester  . Q 

Renfrew  SR  . .  O 
Gloucester  ...NB 
Bonaventure  . . .  .Q 
Cumberland  N  S 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  0 

Cariboo . BC 

Jasper- Edson . .  .A 
Renora-Rainy  R  O 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 
St.  John- Albert.  NB 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Selkirk  . M 

Athabaska .  A 

Simcoe  E  R . 0 

Edmonton  West.  A 

Peace  River . A 

Chapleau . Q 

Dauphin . M 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Ool'ester-HantsNS 

Selkirk  . M 

Peace  River . A 

Gloucester.  ...NB 

Acadia . A 

Halifax . NS 

Springfield . M 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Victoria . ° 

L6vis . Q 


POST 

OFFICES 


529'62  (Menneval 
PO) 

Pass  Island  378‘3-W 

636-21 

636-21 

535-157 

via  Grindstone 
Island 

Athabaska  529 
via  Mont  Louis 
Charlesbourg  529 

529-231-242 

Weymouth  562 

Matane  628 

Tracadie  629 

Foremost  536 
Enilda  646 
Dawson  Creek  646 

Kazabazua  635 
Grande  Prairie  645 
Whitewood  635 

316 

Carey  636 
via  Levis,  Q 
Notre  Dame  529 
529-185-188,  535'37 
535-35-37-56 
535-23 

St.  Quentin  629 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKF.Y, PP.81-87 


* Haffurd . 351 

Gayar . 

Mayen . 

Gagensbory _ _ 

GagersvilUl.iiv 

Hague . 365 

tHa  !  Ha  1  Bay  .  . 

Haight .  ... 

'Haileybury  2346 
Haines  Junction 
Hairy  Hi'l . .  .206 

Halach . 

Halbrite . 154 

Halbstadt . 

Halcourt . 

fHaldane  Hill  . 

Haldimand  East . 
Haldimand  West 

tHale . 

Halet . 

Haley  Station  . 
Half  Island  Cove 

Half  Moon  Bay. . 

Halfway. . . 

Halfway  Cove.. . 

Halfway  Lake. . . . 
HalfwayRiv’rSta. 
* Haliburton . 


* Halifax  85,689 


l  he  Battlefords.  .8 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

Rosthern .  S 

Skeena . BC 

Brant-Haldim’ndu 

Rosthern . 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Vegreville . A 

Timiskaming  . .  .0 

Yukon . Yu 

Vegreville . A 

Athabaska .  A 

Moose  Mountain  8 

Provencher . M 

Peace  River . A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Gaspb . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Algoma  W . (J 

Villeneuve . Q 

Renfrew  NR....  O 
Antigoriish- 
Guysboro’.  .NS 
Coast  Capilano  BC 

Renfrew  SR . U 

Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Ithabaska. . . .  A 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Victoria . 0 

Halifax . NS 


Angliers  635 
536-166 

Ville-Marie  636 
Sudbury  629,  535 
Richibucto  629 
Morisset  675 
Barrv’s  Bay  529 
Turgeon  529 
Maria  529 
Pugwa8h  529 
535‘226 

Utterson  529 

645-1 

KOQ-Q99 

635  51  (W aldhof PO) 
529-26 

Moncton  529 
635  146-147-180 
Gilmour  629 

535- 122 

Bonnyville  529 
Oro  529 
via  Edmonton 
Donnelly  645 
Launay  629 
St.e.  Rose  529 
368  or  Monastery 
629 

536- 232 

Newport  Sta.  662 
629-231 

Grimshaw  645 
Burnsville  629 
529-325 
via  Halifax 
Reynolds  584  or 
Elma  529 
Peers  629 
Gooderham  529 
529-86 


*  Halifax  North. 

Halkirk . 148 

4  Hall . 

Hallboro’ . 

Hallebourg  . 

Hallonquist . 


Hallowav . 

tHalls . 

Halls  Harbour 


Hall’s  Lake . 

t Hall’s  Prairie.. 
Hallville  . 


Halpenny  . 
tHalsbury . . 
Halvorgate. 

Hal. vary . 

Hamel . 

Hamer  Bay . 

tHamills  Point. . 

*Hamilton 

208,321 

Crown  Point  .  . 

Homeside . 

*  Station  B . 

Station  C . 

station  D . 

Station  E . 

t  Hamilton . 

Hamilton  Beach. 


f  Hamilton 

Mountain 


Halifax . N  S 

Acadia . A 

Kootenay  W. .  B  C 
P’tage-Neepawa  M 

Cochrane . O 

Swift  Currem- 
Maple  Creek 
Hastings  South .  .0 

Victoria . O 

Dighy-Annapoiis- 

Kings . NS 

Victoria . 

N.  Westminster  BC 
Grenville- 
Dundas  . . 

Lanark . 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Mackenzie  . . 

Beauce  . 

Parry  Sound- 
Musk  oka.  . 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

Hamilton  E. . .  .A 
Hamilton  W . .  j-0 
Hamilton  S...J 
1079  Barton  E. . . 
258  Kenilworth  N 
Barton  &  Stirton.. 
77  John  St.  S. . . 
683  Concession  St. 

Hamilton  W . 

Prince .  PET 

Wentworth...  .0 
Royal  . NB 


629-256 

536-66 

535176 

o?d  Bella  Coola 
623-34  ,  6  29  1  96 
529-266 

329"8  {R  R  and  P  O 
nameBagotville) 
529-315 
649 

hite  Horse  717 
635-164 
Pibroch  646 
535-151 

via  Emerson,  Man 
Beaverlodge  646 

Huntsville  629 
Gaspe  629 
Gaspe  629 
502-1 

Malartic  529 
535"66  (RR  name 
368  [Haleys) 


452,  465 

Barrys  Bay  529 
Monastery  529  or 
via  Guysboro’ 
Clyde  629 
549(RRn.  Newville) 
529-171 

562-1,  529-12-26, 
368,  383,  360,  350, 
381,  102,  348-2, 
240,  Ferry  with 
Dartmouth,  250, 
251,252,264,  256, 
268,259.  260,  261, 
263,264,266,  267, 
268,270,271,  272, 
273,274,276,  276, 
277,278,279 
536-233 
585-15 
529-229-244 
529-154 
535-172 

[Holloway) 
529‘169  (R  K  name 
529-171 

Centreville  562 


Kinmount  529 
Cloverdale  614 
Mountain  536 

Carleton  Place  53  5 

535-246 

529-289 

Rama  629 

St.  Georges  675 

Gordon  Bay529,535 
Footes  Bay  629 


529-192-196-203- 

207,535-44-56 

703,  3S0 

329-3 

240 

258,  273,  278 
Kensington  52P 
SubPOof  Hamilton 
Oak  Point  529 


130 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Hamilton  River. 

Hamiota . 663 

Hamlin . 

t  Hamlin . 

H  ammond . 

t  Hammond  River 
fHammondvale 
Ham  Nord  .... 


Hampden . . 

H  ampstead . 
Hampton  . . 

Hampton  . . 


Hampton . 

* Hampton . 

Hampton  Station 

Ham  Sad . 

H amt  on  Station. 

H  anbury . 

Hanceville  . . . 

Handel . 116 

H'lndsworth. . . . 

*  Ha  ney . 

t  Hanford  Brook 

Hanley .  358 

Hanmer . 

'Hanna . 2,02 

Hannon  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Labrador . Nd 

Marquette . M 

Vegreville . A 

The  Battlefords.S 

Russell . O 

Royal . NB 

Royal . N  B 

Riehmond-WolfeQ 


'Hanover . .  .3,533 

Hansard  . 

Hansen . 

Hants  Harbour. 

'Hantsport  .1131 

t Happy  Hollow... 
t  Happy 

Mountains 
'Harbour  Breton 
* Harbour  Buffett 
t  Harbour  Centre. 


Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 

Royal . N  B 

Durham . 0 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . N  S 

Queens . PEI 

Royal . N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Riehmond-WolfeQ 

Yorkton . s' 

Timiskaming ...  .0 

Kamloops . B  C 

Kindertley . S 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Fraser  Valley.. B  C 
St.  John-AlbertNB 
Rosetown-  BiggarS 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Acadia . A 

Wentworth . 0 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Cariboo . B  C 

Algoma  W.  R.  .  .0 
Trinity- 
Conception. Nd 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Athabaska . A 

Gatineau . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WnlCll 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Harbour  Deep  . . 

* Harbour  Grace 
2331 

Harbour  Grace 
South  Side 
Harbour  Main.. 
Harbour  Mille  . . 
Harbourview .... 

Harbourville. 


* Har  court . 
H ar court . . 


I-Iareourt . 


Harcus . 

tHardene  . 

Hardieville  .... 

Harding . 

Harding  Point. 


Burin-Burgeo.Nd 
Burin  -  Burgeo .  .Nd 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  Nd 
Trinity- 
Conception  .  N  d 
Trinity - 

Conception . .  Nd 
St.  John’s  E . . .  Nd 
Burin-Burgeo .  .Nd 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Kent . N  B 

Victoria . Q 


via  Goose  Airport 

635-111 

Viltia  529 

529-262-292,635-183 
535-31 
529-42 
Sussex  629 
Victoriaville  529  or 
Garthby  675 
378'8or  Deer  Lake 
529 
629-58 

Bowmanville  529, 
535 

Bridgetown  662, 
529 

Borden  529 
529-42 
529-42 
Weedori  675 
529-230 

New  Liskeard  649 
Williams  Lake  650 
535-166 
529-281 
535-70 

Hampton  529 

529-255 

529-130 

529-252-314-325 
Rymal  529 
529-189,  635-47 
529  360 
5"2*1 

Carbonear  529 
562-1 

Bonnyville529 
Blue  Sea  535 

378-3-9 

378-2 

Antigonish  529 

378'8  (Ldg.  name 
Great  Harb.  Deep) 
529-37 


POST 

OFFICES 


Hare  Bay  . . 

Hargrave  . . 

Harlan . 

fHaiiech 

Harlem. . 

Harley . 

fHarlington  . 
Harlowe 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Bonavista- 

Twillingate..Nd 

Marquette . M 

Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Wetaskiwin  . .  Alta 

Leeds . o 

Brantford . o 


RAILROAD  UN  Wliiun 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY.PP  81-87 


Gambo  629 

535T12 
Rex  535 
529-319 
Forfar  529 
529-198 


Churchill . M  Kenville  629 


Harmattan . 

Harmon  Field. . 

Harmon  Valley . 
t Harmony  June. 
Harmony  Mills. 


Harmsworth. 
H  avoid . 


Harpellville. 


Harbour  Grace  529 

Avondale  529 
378-3 

Port  Hood  529 
Somerset  662 


Harperville . 

Harptree . 

H  arricanaw 

Ouei 

Harricott . 

Uarrietsfield.  . . 
H  arrietsville.. . . 
Harrigan  Cove  . 
fHarrington  East 

Harrington  Harb 
H  arrington.  West 

H  arris . 247 

t  Harrisburg 
Harris  Hill . 


Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Red  Deer. . . .  Alta 
Humber- 
St.  George's. .Nd 
Peace  River. .  A 

King’s . PEI 

Queens- 

Lunenburg...  NS 


Hardington 

Hardisty  ....536 

tHardrock . 

H  ardwicke . 

tHardwood  Hills 
Hardwood  Lake.. 
tHardwood  Ridge 

* Hardy . 86 

t  Hardy . 


Trinity- 

Conception  . .  Nd 
P’tage-Neepawa  M 
Kindersley  . .  .Sask 
Lethbridge. . .  Alta 

Marquette . M 

Royal . nb 

York-Humber. .  .0 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Port  Arthur.  .  0 
Nnrthumberl’d  NB 
Richmond-Wol  feQ 

Renfrew  SR . o 

York-Sunbury  .NB 
Assiniboia  .  ,  Saskl.„„ 
Westmorland  N  BI529-54 


529-50 
529"149  (R  R  name 
Mum  ford) 
Clarenville  529 
or  Milton  529 
629-228 
529-267 

Lethbridge  635 
536-110 

Westfield  Beach 
529,  635 

Weston  629,  535 

(SubPOofToronto) 

535-158-232 

Geraldton  529 
Loggieville  629 
Windsor  Mills  529 
Barrys  Bay  629 
529-51 
529-293 


Harrison  Hot 

Springs  477 
Harrison  Mills 
Harrison’s 

Corners 
'Harriston  1,494 

tHarrisville. 
Harrogate. . 

H arrnp  ... 
'Harrow .... 
Harrowby. . , 
Harrowsmith.. 


1519 


Harry’s  Harbour 

Hart . 

Harte . 


Hastings- 

Frontenac. . 

. .  .0 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro. . 

.NS 

Wentworth.. . 

...O 

Selkirk . 

. .  M 

Assiniboia . . . 

.  .s 

Chapleau . 

--  Q 

St.  John’s  W. 

.Nd 

Halifax . 

.NS 

Middlesex  E  R  O 

Halifax . 

NS 

Argenteuil-Deux 

Montagues 

■  Q 

Saguenay . 

-.Q 

Oxford  . . . 

0 

Rosetow-n-BiggarS 

Brant-Haldim’ndO 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. 

. .  0 

Fraser  Valley. 

BC 

Fraser  Valley. ,B  C  5 

Stormont.. . . 

Ardendale  535 

Olds  635 
Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
Reno  645 
529-4-8 

Caledonia  529 

536-108 
Stirling  529 

Port  Bickerton  368 

Flaniboro’  636 
St.  Laurent  529 


Whitbourne  529 
via  Halifax 
3  [Harb 


629 


"2,  123 


Agassiz  535 


Hartell . 

Hartington  . . . 

Hartland  . .  .101)0 

Hartley . 

Hartley  Bay. . . 
Hartleyville  .. 

'Ilartney . 538 

Hartsmere  .... 


Harty . 

tHarvey . 

Harvey  Road . . . 
H arvey  Station 

Harwill . 

Harwood . 


Haskett. 
Hassan. . 
Ua8sett. . 


H astings  . . . 
t  Hastings  . . . 


.819 


Wellington- 

Huron . .  O 
Westmorland.  .NB 
Kootenay  East.BC 
Kootenay  W. . .  BC 

Essex  SR . 0 

Marquette . M 

Hastmgs- 
Frontenac  . . .  .O 
Grand  Falle- 
WbiteBay..  Nd 

Assiniboia . . S 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Macleod . A 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Victoria- 
Carleton.  ...NB 

Victoria  . O 

Skeena . BC 

Macleod. . A 

Brandon-Souris.M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Cochrane- . q 

St.  John-AlbertNB 
St.  John’s  W  .  Nd 
York-Sunbury.  NB 

Selkirk . M 

Northumberland  O 


Lisgar . M 

McKenzie . S 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Northumberland  O 
St. John-AlbertNB 


529-188-189,  535-41 

529  41 

535-84 

535-69 

546-2 

535-101 

529-140,  535  61 

378-5 

635-143 

529-245 

Okotoks  535 
535-61 

535-309 

Lorneville  529 
455 

Hillspring  535 
535-118,  529-223 
Detlor  529 

529-164 
Hillsboro  629 
Sub  POof  St  John’s 
535-307 
Hodgson  529 
314  or  Cobourg 
629,536 
Morden  685 
529-276 

Weymouth  562 

529-169 
Anagance  529 


1956] 


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131 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Hatchet  Ouve. . 

t  Hatchet  Lake 

Hatchley . 

Hatfield . 


Hat  Held  Point.. 
Hatherleigh. . . . 

Hatley  . 242 

Hatton . 

Hattonford ... 

Hatzic . 

Haultain . 


fHaultain . 

Haut  Berlrand. . 
Haut  Caraquet.. 
Haute 

Aboujagane 
Hautenve  .  ■  .'283 

*  Haute  yille  . . . 
Haut  Lameque 
Haut  Paquetville 
t  HautSt.  Antoine 
Haut  St.  Isidore 
Haut  Shippegan. 

*  Havelock. .  .1,132 


Trinity- 
Conception  . .  JS'd 

Halifax . IS  S 

Brantford .  O 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre  ,.8 
Royal ....  IS  B 
The  Battletunls.  S 

Stanstead . Q 

Swift  Curreiu- 
Maple  Creek.  S 
Jasper-Edson.  A 
i'raser  Valley. .B  C 
Hastings- 

Fronienac . O 

Rosthern  . S 

Gloucester. . .  N  B 
Gloucester  ,...NB 
A  escmorland..NB 


tHavelock. 
Havelock . . 


fHavilah.. . 
Haviland  . 


Havre  Aubert  . 

Havre  Boucher 

HavreSt.  Pierre. 
H  awarden ....  1 88 
Hawke  Bay  . . 


RAILROAD  ON  WUK.il 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


NorthernBight  529 

via  Halifax 
Harley  529 
635‘16*> 

Norton  629,  635 
529*292, 535*183 
Ayers  Cliff  675 
636*146-226 

Niton  629 
536*79 

Lakefield  529 
529*265 

Burnsville  529 
UpperCaraquei.>29 
Shediac  629 


POST 

OFFICES 


t  Hazelbrook. 
Hazel  Clifie. . 
Hazeldale. . . . 


Saguenay . Q 

Quebec,  South..y 
Gloucester  . .  NB 
Gloucester . . . .  N  B 

Kent . N  b 

Gloucester.  ...Nli 
Gloucester. . 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. 

Royal . 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.Ns 
Algoma  WR....U 
York  Centre . O 


Hazeldean. 
Hazel  Dell 
HazelUiue. 


Hazelglen . 
Hazel  Hill 


.  .N  li 

O 
N"  B 


via  Comeau  Bay 
(Sub  PO  of  Quebec 
Ship’gan  529  [City 
Burnsville  529 
-I .  Anthony  529 
t'racadie  629 
Shippigan  529 
535*34 

[Ridge  PO) 
529*68  (Butternut 
Weymouth  562 


Hawker  . 


*  Hawkesbury 

7,194 

Hawkes  Harbout 

Hawkevtone . 

Hawkestiille. 

Hawkeye . 

[Hawkins  .  . 


*Hawk  Junction. 

Hawk  Lake . 

H  awkshaw . 

[Hawoods . 

[Hawthorne. . . . 

[Hawthorne. . . . 

[Hawtrey . 

Hay . 

Hay  Cove  . 


Hayfield . 

Hay  Lakes  . .  .231 


Hayland 
tHayne. . . 
Haynes . . 
[Haynes. 


Hay  River 


Hays . 

Haysport.. . 
Hay’s  River. 


Haystack 
Haysville. 
Hay  ter. . . 
Haywood. 
[Hazel  . . . 


lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Antigonish- 

Guy  sborougb  NS 
Saguenay.  .  .Que 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
U  umber-St 

Georges..  ..Nd 
Inverness- 

Riohmond. .  .NS 
Glengai  r\  - 

Prescol  t  .  . .  -  O 

Labrador  . Nd 

Simcoe  BE... 
Waterloo  Nil..  O 
Prince  Albert. . .  -S 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Algoma  W  R 
Kenora-RainyR..O 
York-Sunbu*  v.N  B 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Inverness- 

Rich  mond  ..NS 

Russell . 0 

Oxford . O 

ffuron .  0 

Inverness- 

Richmond .  . .  N 
Brandon-Souris..M 
Battle  River- 

Camrose .  A 

Selkirk . M 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Red  Deer  ....  Alta 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . .  .BC 
Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Medicine  Hat.  .A 

Skeena . BC 

Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Burin-Burgeo .  .Nd 

Waterloo  S  R..  ■  ■  C 

Acadia . -A 

Lisgar . JJ 

Springfield . M 


Bruce  535 
(Sub  POofToronto) 
via  Down8view62H 
Amherst  347,  348*1 
103 
529*17 


H  azelmere  . . 
Hazel  tiidge. 
Hazelton. . . 
I  Hazelwood. . 
[Hazen 


d azenmore.. .  183 


H  azlet . 

HeadBayD’Espoir 
Headingley .. . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


348*2,  123 
535*153 

378*8  (L’d’g  name 
Hawkes  Bay) 
Sporting 

Mountain  529 
529*91-212 

378*4 

529*193 

Wallenstein  535 

529*287 

529*245 

502*1-2 
535*51 
529  68 
529*215 
Glencoe  529 

633*2 
623*34 
Exeter  529 
St.  Petei  s  5  '9 

Carroll  IS5 
529*323 

Mulvihill  529 
535*301 
529*319 
535*93 

444,  175 

535*242 
529*350,  455 
Strathlorne  629 

37g*2 

New  Hamburg  529 
535  T58 
535*119 
529*160 


Head  Lake . 

Head  of  Amherst 
H’dojChezzetcook 
Head  of  Jeddore 
Head  of  Loch 
Lomond . . . 

H’d  of  Millstream 
Head  of  St.  Mar¬ 
garet’s  Bay 
[Headquarters  .. 

[  Heaman . 

Heart le . 

*Hearst . 1723 

t  Heart  River 
*  Heart’s  Content 

Heart’s  Delight. . 

Heart’s  Desire. . . 


Queens . PEI 

Melville . .  .8 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria _ N  S 

Vict.-Carleton .  N  b 
Mackenzie. . . .  Sask 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Springfield . M 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’. .  .N  S 

Peace  River . A 

Springfield . M 

Skeena . B  C 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  . .  S 

Kindersley- . S 

Burin-Burgeo ..  N  d 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Victoria . O 

Cumberland.  ..NS 

Halifax . NS 

Halifax . NS 

Inverness- 
Richmond . . .  NS 

Royal  . N  B 

Halifax . NS 


629*6 
535*166 
Alba  629 


Hearts  Hill. . . 
Heart  Valley 

Heaslip . 

Heaslip  Station . 

[Heatburgh . 

Heath . 


Heathcote . 

Heatherdown . . 
Heatherton .... 


Heatherton. 


Hebbs’  Cross. 


[Hebbville 


[Hebert . 

Cebertville  1285 
H rbert.ville  S’ n 

1038 

I  Hebron . 

Hebron  .... 


Comox-Alberni  BC 

Churchill . M 

Assiniboia . S 

Cochrane . O 

Peace  River . A 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
Trinity- 
Conception  .  .Nd 

Kindersley . S 

Peace  River . A 

Timiskaming . . .  .0 
Brandon-Souris  .M 

Acadia . A 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Grey  NR . O 

Jasper-Edson.  Alta 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 
Queens- 

Lunenburg..N  S 
Queen  s- 

Lunenburg..  ..NS 

Kent . N  B 

Lac  St.  Jean  ..  ..Q 
Lac  St.  Jean - Q 


Blue  Bell  529 

629*239 

535*164 

Tyndall  536 
via  Canso 

Beaverlodge  645 
536*51 
529*350 
Bender  635 
529*62 

535*170 

536*139 

Milltown  378*3-9 
535*119 

Corson’s  529 
Amherst  629 
Chezzetcook  629 
Musquodoboit 

[Harbour  529 
St.  Peters  529 
Sussex  629 
529*  25(RR  name  St 
Margaret) 
Courtenay  536 
529*243 
629*268 
629*154,  502*1 
High  Prairie  645 
Carbonear  629 


Hebron  .  .  . 
[Heckman  Island 


Hecla . 

Hectanooga  ■ 


1 Hedley . 


tHeffley . 

Heffley  Creek. 
Heidelburg. . 
Heinsburg  .  ■ 
Heisler . 


Carbonear  529 

Carbonear  529 

529-291 
Wanham  645 
649 

Minto  529 

529*316 

529*245 

Thornbury  529 
Onoway  529 
529*17 

529*34 

Conquerall  529 

Bridgewater  529 

Canaan  629 

529-10E 

629*106 


Hekkla. 


St.  John-Albert.NB 
Shelhurne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Labrador . Nd 

Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  N  S 

Selkirk . hi 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . .  .BC 

Kamloops . BC 

Kamloops . BC 

Waterloo  NR...  O 
Athabaska. . . 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . O 


Hillsboro  529 
562*1 

378*4 

Lunenburg  529 

442,  Riverton  635 
562*1 

Princeton  635 

529*347 
Heffley  529 
via  Waterloo 
529*327 
529*32 

Utterson  529 


132 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


lleliiar . 

Melina . 

Helmsdale. . 

Helston . 

Hemaruka . 
tHemford . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


tHemison . 

Hemlo . 

*  Hemming  ford 
568 

Henderson  . . 


Henderson  Sett’t 

Hendon . 

fHendrie  .... 
tHenfryn  .... 
Henley  Harbour.. 
fHennepin  . , 
Hennigar . 


Henribourg. . 
Henry  sburg.. 


Henryville. . .  .624 


*Hensall 
fHeon  . . . 


..713 


Hepburn  ....273 

fHeppel . 

Hep  worth . 356 

*  Herbert  ....951 


Herb  Lake. . 
[Herchmer. 
Hercules  . . . 


Heriot  Bay. , . 
t  Hermitage. . . 
t  Hermitage.  ‘ . 
Hermitage 
Herman . 


Heron  Bay  . 
Heron  Bay  South 
t  Heron  Island  . . . 

Herouxville . 

Herring  Cove 
*  Herring  Neck. . . 

fHerriot . 

Herronton. . . . 
*Herschel.  ...156 
t  Hersohel  Island 
Hervey  Jonction. 

Besketh.  .  . 
'Hespeler  ...3,862 

Hespero . 

[Hesquiat. . . 

tlleva . 

*Heward . 152 

t  Hewitt . 

Hewitt  Landing.. 

t  Hexham . 

tHihbard  . 

Hickman’s  Harb. 


Jasper-Edson  . .  .0 

Aihabaska . A 

Acadia . A 

P’tage  Neepawa  AJ 

Acadia . A 

yueens- 

Lunenburg.  ,N  S 

Dorchester . y 

fort  Arthur  . . . .  O 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon 

Laprairie . y 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Royal . N  B 

ri’mboldt-MelfortS 

Simcoe  NR . O 

Huron . (J 

Ladrador . Nd 

Dorchester . y 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 
C'hateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . y 

St  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville.. . .  y 

Huron . O 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska . 
Rosthern..  ..Sask 
Bonaventure. . .  .y 

Bruoe . 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 

Churchill . 

Churchill . M 

Edraonton- 
Strathcona. 
Comox-Alberni  BC 

yueens . PEI 

Stanstead . y 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . . .  O 
Port  Arthur. . 

Port  Arthur. . 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 

Champlain . y 

Halifax . NS 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Churchill . M 

Macleod . a 

Kindersley.  ..Sask 

Yukon  . Yu 

Portneuf . q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

Located,  or  near 

KST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY,  PP.81-87 


■Q 


.0 


H ickson . 

[High  Bank  .  . 
High  Beach. . . 
High  Bluff  . . . 
[Highfield .... 
*Highgate  .  349 
Highgate  Siding. 

High  Hill . 

* Highland  Creek 


Bow  River. . . 
Waterloo  S  R. 

Red  Deer  ....  Alta 
Comox-Alberni  BC 

Villeneuve .  y 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Charlotte.  ..NB 
The  Battlefords..S 
Northumberl'd  N  B 

Ohapleau . y 

Trinity- 

Conception  . .  Nd 

Oxford . o 

Ring’s .  PEI 

Burin-Burgeo  Nd 
P’tage-NeepawaM 

Royal . N  B 

Kent . o 

The  Battlefords..S 
Mackenzie.. .  .Sask 
York-Searboro’ . .  0 


Koohf’rt  Bri’ge529 

Therien  529 

Excel  529 

5_9'229 

529*269 

529*30 

St.  Malachie  529 

635*66 

529*80 


Ardendale  535 

Norton  529,  536 
535*144  [Mills.  PO) 
529*195  (Anten 
529  182 

378*8 

St.  Malachie  529 
Upper  Kennetcook 
662 

5*29*280 

529*211 


Stanbridge  535,543 
529*184 

Victoriaville  529 

529*261 
629*50 
529  190 
535*149 

Wekusko  629 
529*246 
Bretona  529 

456 
529*5 

Magog  535 
378*3-9 
Detlor  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


Highland  Glen. . . 
Highland  Grove 
Highland  Hill  . . 

Highland  Park.. 
fHighland  Point. 
Highlands . 


Highland  View. . . 
[High  Point . 

H  iyh  1’  mine  1141 

*  Uighridge  . 

*  High  River  .1888 

High  Tor . 

Highvale . 

Highwater . 


Highway. 
Hilbre. . . . 
Hilda. . . . 
[Hiiden  . . 


535*66 

Heron  Bay  635 
New  Mills  529 

529*92 

via  Halifax,  NS 
378*6-7 


Hillandale  . 
fHillaton  . . 


1  Hillbank  . 
Hillcrest. . . 


"  Hillcrest  Mines 
Hillgrade . 


1  Hillhead. . 
tHillhurst. 


Hilliard. . . . 
Hilliardton . 
Hillier . 


529*243 
635*242 
535*163 
via  Aklavik,  NWT 
529*92-120  (Ry.  n. 

Hervey ) 

535-236 
529*188,  578 
536*246 

450-2  (Boat  Basin 
529-119  p  o  ) 
535-160 
535*306 

Greenstreet  635 
Loggieville  529 
629*120 

Clarenville  629 
529*217 

Murray  River  629 
Lamaline  378"9 
535*112 
Annidale  635 
646*2,  623*34 
529*260 

Kelvington  529 
Port  Union  529 


llilliers . 

H  illmond . 

Hills  . 

Hillsborough  . . 

*  Hillsborough.. . 

*  Hillsburgh  . . . 

Hillsburn . 


Hillsdale. 
[Hillsdale. 
Hillsdale  . 


t Hillsdale  Road 


Hillsdown. . 
Hillside.. . . 


t  Hillside. 


Hillside. 


Hillside . 

Hillside  Beach . . 

Hillsport  . 

Hill  Spring . 

tHillsvale . 


t Hill  Top. 

'  Hillviev) . 


[Hilly  Grove  . . 

H  ilton . 

Hilton . 

Hiltonbeach..  206 

tHinchinbrooke. 


tHinohley . 

Hinchliffe.. 
tHindon  Hill]!. 
Hindville . 


Hines  Creek. 


dominion 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Springfield . i 

Victoria . 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  . . .  .N  S 

Peace  River . A 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

Humber- 
St.  George’s.. Nd 
W  estmorland . .  N  B 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Peace  River . A 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Macieod . Alta 

Mackenzie .  ...Sask 
Jasper-Edson.. .  .A 
Brome- 

Missisquoi . y 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Selkirk .  M 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Nanaimo . BC 

Antigonish- 

Guysborough.NS 

Macleod . Alta 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Victoria . O 

Compton  - 
F ronlenac. . . .  Q 

Vrgreville .  A 

rimiskaming.. .  .0 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Comox-Alberni  BC 
The  Battlef  ords. .  S 
Kootenay  West  BC 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  NS 
St.  Jobn-Albert  NB 

Wellington . O 

Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

Royal . NB 

Inverne8s- 
Richmond  ...NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Cape  Breton  N.  & 

Victoria . NS 

Victoria- 

Carleton . NB 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  ..O 

The  Batt.lefords. .  S 

Springfield . M 

Port  Arthur. . .  .0 

Macleod . Alta 

Colchester- 

Hants  . NS 

Marquette . M 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Northumberland.  O 
Brandon  Souris. M 
Algoma  W.  R.  . .  O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.81 -87 


Hastings- 
Frontenac. . .  .  O 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Mackenzie . S 

Victoria . o 

Battle  River- 

Cam  rose . A 

Peace  River . A 


E.  Selkirk  529,  635 
529*149 
McKinnon 
Harbour  529 
Hines  Creek  645 
Penetang  629 
St.  Fiutan’s  529 

Moncton  529 

Sanctuary  536 

645*1 

645*4 

535*228 

Porcupi  n  e  Plai  n  529 
Duffield  529 
535*3 

Green  Court  529 
535*231 
529*161 
529*12 

Valmarie  535 

562*2 

536*88 

James  River  529 
[Hillcrest) 
535*230  (R  K  name 
378*6 

535*54 

Coaticook  529 

529*260 
Earlton  649 
529*147 

535*88 
535*175 
535  82 

Glendy  er  529 

529*66  (R  R  name 
535*36  [Hillsboro) 
AnnapolisRoyal 
562 

Craighurst,  635 
Sussex  529 
Judique  529 

ilia  Sydney  N.S. 

Red  Deer  535,  529 

via  Sydney 
535*310 

Grassmere  316  or 
Huntsville  529 
Sandwit  h  629,  635 
529-240 
529-131 
536-239 

Mt.  Uniacke  662 

Clanwilliam  529 
NortbernBieht529 


via  Manit.owaning 
Brighton,  529,535 
529-234 
4  38.  or 

Desbarats  535 
535-61 


536-144 
5->9-276 
Kinmoun  529 
Vermilion  629 

645-3 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


133 


POST 

OFFICKS 


*  Hinton'. . 

Hinton  Trail .  . 

Hirsch . 

Hitehoock. 

Hixon  . 

Bnausa . 

Hoadley . 

t  Hoard’s . 

Hobbema . 

t  Hockley . 

fHocquart . 

Hodges  Cove.  . . 

Uodgeville . ..  .25: 

Hodgins  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
B8T  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  RET, PP  81-87 


Hodgson  . 
* Hoey  . . . 
Hoffer. . . . 
Holbein  ... 
Holberg. . 
tHolborn  . 
Holden . . . 


501 


tHolderville . . 

* Holdfast  . .  .  .262 

*Holland  . 

Holland  Centre 
Holland  L’d’y. . 
Holland’s  Mills 
Holliday. . . 

t  Holloway . 

Hollow  Lake. . . . 
*Hollyburn . 

Hollywood . 


Jasper  Edson ...  A 

Peace  River . A 

Moose  Mountain  s 
Moose  Mortmain  8 

Cariboo . BC 

Selkirk . M 

■  etaskiwin  ...  A 
Northumberland  O 

VV etaskiwin . A 

Dufferin-Simcoe  .0 
T4nnscouata  . . . .  Q 
Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 

Selkirk . M 

Rosthern . S 

Assiriiboia . S 

Prince  Albert. . 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
fasper-Edson .  ..A 
Battle  River- 

Cam  rose  . A 

Royal . N  B 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre 

Lisgar  .  M 

Grev  NR . O 

York  NR. 
Gatineau .  . .  . 
Kamouraska 
Hastings  South. .0 

At.habaska . A 

Coast  Capilano  BC 


620*320 

Beaverlodire  645 
535*118 
536  T  61 
60 

535*123 
536*244 
529  ley 

3n*227 

Orangeville  535 
St.  Honore  529 
Norl  h-  rnBight629 

29*270 

Shawville  635 


529*242 

529*249 

535*142 

529*256 


tHolmes . 

Holmes  Crossing. 
fHolmesville . 


tHolmesville 
*  Holmfield  . . 
fHolmur . 


York  VV  R 


O 


Holstein 
Holt  .... 
+  Holton  . 


Holton . 

f  Holtville  . 

Holtyre . 

Holyoke  . 

H  olyrood . 

Holyrood  . 

Horiiebrook..  .  . 

Homefield . 

tHomeglen 

Hnmeside . 

Homestead  .... 

Homeville  . 

Homewood  . . . 

Hondo  .  • 

fHone  . 

Honeydale..  .. 
Honey  Harbor . 
Honeymoon 
Honeymoon  Bay 

Honeywnod . 

Honfieur . 

Honora . 

fHookers  Creek. 
Hooping  Elarbou 


Hnosier  . . . . 

*  Hope . 

tHope  Bay 
tHope  Bay. 
Hopedale. . . 
Hopefield. . . 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.81-87 


t  Hopefield . 

Hoyetuivn . 

Hope  vide . 

Hopewell  .  . 
Hopewell  Cape 
Hopewell.  Hill 
Hopkins’  Landt’y 
t  Hopper  . 

t  Horimrg . 

H  ore'll . 

H  orizon . 86 

Hornby . 

Hornby  Island. . 
Horndean. ... 

*  Hornepayne 

*  Horning's  Mills 

Horn’s  Road . 


|  Hard  i 


Q 


1668 


Prince  Albert. Sask 
Jasper  Edson.. 
Victoria- 

Carleton . NB 

Huron  . .  . 
Brandon-Souris .  M 
Parry  Sound- 
Mnskoka. . 

Grey- Bruce . . 

York  NR . 0 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie 
Labrador  -  . .  Nd 

Northumberl’d  N  R 
Timmins 
Athabaska 

Bruce  .  G 

St  John’s  E.  Nd 

Selkirk . M 

Melville  . ^ 

Wetaskiwin..  .  A 
Hamilton  S  . .  -  G 
Peace  River  A 
Cape  Breton  S..NS 
Lisgar  . . . .  M 

Peace  River  ..  .A 

Churchill .  M 

Charlotte ...  N  B 
Simooe  E.R.  G 
Prince  Albert. Sask 
Nanaimo  "BC 

Dufferin-Simcoe  O 

Bellechasse . Q 

Algoma  E  R  .  . .  G 

Timmins  .  n 

Grand  Falls 

White  Ray  -Nd 
Kinderslev.  .  Sa«k 
Fraser  Valley  ..B  0 
Bruce  ....  ■  •  G 

Nanaimo . BO 

Labrador . Nd 

Queens . PEI 


165  or  vi.il.  Port 
Stony  Plain  529 
529*245 

Victoria  529 
536*159 

535*119 
535*40 
529  193 

Buckingham  536 
529*118  [PO) 

529'  69  (Hallowai 
Wa.skatenau  529 
Postal  Station  of 
Vancouver 
fSuh  POof  Toronto) 
ilia  Mimico  529,  536 
529  249 
Barrhead  645 
Bath  535 


Horod . 

Horse  Creek..  - 

Horsefly . 

Horse  Harbour. 
Horse  Head 
Horse  Islands 

Horseshoe  Bay 
H  or  sham .... 

t  Horton . 

fHorton  Landing 


Ho  rtonville 


Horwood 


tHorwood  Lake 
Horwood  North. 


529*186 

535*117,  529*226 

529*130 
529*180 
Mt.  Albert  629 
529*211 

[378*4 

Emily  Harbour 
Boiestown  52 
Ramore  649 
Bonnvville  529 
Lucknow  529 
529*34 

St.  Marlin  5*29 

Ooodeve  529 

Rimhev  535 

SubPOofHamiltoi 

Hythe  646 

Mira  698 

529*227 

646*1 

5*29*243 

635*308 

Wauhau8hene  529 
Pr.  Albert  539  535 
L  Cowich’n529,53K 
Shelburne  535 
St.  Anselme  676,529 
Little  Current  535 
Matheeon  649 
378*8 

529*269 
529*347,535*91 
Wiarton  529 
453  (Pender  Island 
378*4  [P.0  ) 

529*6 


Hoselaw . 

tHosmer . 

Hospice 
St  Rernard. . 

Hotchkiss . 

Hot  Springs  Cove 
House  Harbour 

Housey’s  Rapids 


Renfrew  S  R ....  O 
Bonaventure  . . .  .Q 

Grey-LSruoe .  O 

Pictou . N  S 

St.  John-Albert  NB 
St.  J  ohn-AlbertN  B 
Coast-Capilano  BC 
St.  John- A1  be  rt  N  B 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Jasper-Edson - A 

Assinihoia . S 

Hal  ton .  . O 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Lisgar .  M 

Port  Arthur.  .  O 
Dufferi  n-Simcoe .  O 
Cape  Breton  N. 
Victoria. ...  NS 

Marquette . M 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  S 

Kamloops . B  C 

Labrador . Nd 

Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 
Coast  Capilano  BC 

Kindersley . S 

Brandon-Souris  .M 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Bonaviata- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Vleoma  ER . O 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate . .  Nd 
Athabaska  .  A 
Kootenay  E. . .  .BC 
Bellechasse . Q 


Houston . 

Howard . 

Howdenvale . 
Howe  Island  . 

tHowe  Sound 
Howick . 


549 


Howick  Station. 


fHowie  Centre 

Howlan. 

Howland . 

*Howley . 


Howser . 

Hoyle . 

Hoyt  Station. 
Huallen  ...  . 

tHuard . 

Hubalt.a.  .... 

*  Hubbard  .148 
Hubbard  Point. 


*  Hubbards  . 
Huberdeau . 


Wilno  629 
Paspebiac  629 
Dundalk  635 
629*13 

Hillsboro  629 
Hillsboro  629 
466 

Salisbury  629 
529*319 

Seba  Beach  629 

636*170 

536*36 

Buckley  Bay  635 

535*117 

629*131 

Shelburne  635 

Mira  698 
Elphinstone  629 
McCord  536 

Williams  Lake  660 
Rigolet  378*4 
St.  Walburg  629 
378*5 

via  Vancouver 

636*148 

629*226 

662*1 

562*1  (R  R  name 
Horton  Landing) 
378*6 

529*131 

Horwood  378*6 

Bonnyville  629 
635*69 

St.  Damien,  Q. 


f  Hubert. 
tHubley. 


Peace  River..  .A 

Comox-AlberniBC 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka .  O 

Skeena . B  C 

Northumherl’d.NB 

Bruce . O 

Froitenac- 
Aridington  . 
Comox-AlberniBC 
Cbkteauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie  . . .  V 
Ch&teauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Cape  Breton  N.  & 
Victoria. . . .  N  s 

Prince . P  El 

Victoria . O 

Hu  mber- 

St.  George’s.. Nd 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 

Timmins . O 

York-Sunbury.NB 

Peace  River . A 

Bonaventure. . .  Q 
Bow  River. . .  .Alta 

Melville . S 

Shelburne-Yar 
mouth-Clare .  NS 

Halifax  . . . NS 

Argenteuil  - 
Deux  MontagnesQ 

Skeena . BC 

lHalifax . N  S 


Grimsbaw  646 
450*2 

via  Grindstone  Is. 

Gravenhurst  529 

529*350 

529*79 

Wiarton  259 

Gananoque  702 

455 

529*81 


529*81 


via  Sydney 
529*1 

529*149-171 

529*34 

Lardeau  445*3 
649*3 
535*307 
646*1 

St.  Godfroi  529 
529*316 
529*245 
Tusket  629 

529*25 

629*99 

529*350 

629*25 


134 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICIOS 


Hudson . 


.1283 


Hudson . 


*  Hudson  Bay  1 1 15 
Hudson  Heights.. 

926 

Hudson  Hope . . 

Huggett . 

Hughenden  ..218 
tHughes  . . . 
tHughes. . . . 

*Hughton . 87 

Hulatt . 

*Hull . 43,483 

Hull  Nord . 

fHull  West . 

Hulton . 

fHumber  Bay  . . . 
Humbermouth  . . 

tHumheraide  . . . 
*Humberstone 

3,895 

Humber  Summit 

*  Humboldt..  2, 436 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Vaudreuil- 

Soulangee . Q 

Kenora- 

Kainy  River. .  .0 

Mackenzie . S 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Cariboo . B  C 

VVetaakiwin  .A 

Acadia . A 

P’tage-Neepau  a  M 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Cariboo . B  C 

Hull . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Winnipeg S  R. .  .M 
York-Humber. . .  0 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .  Nd 
York-Humber.  ..O 
Welland . 0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EKKEY,  PP.81-87 


635-31 

529-160 


Hume . 

tHumphrey  . 

tHumphrey  . 


Humphreys  Mills 

Hunta  . 

tHunter  River. . 
t Hunter’s  Home . 
Hunter’s 

Mountain . 

Hunter’s  Point  . , 

Hunter’s  River.. 

*Hmitingdo7i280b 


Huntingdon . 

f  Huntington  . . . . 

Hwitoon . 

Hunts  Inlet! . ! . . ' 
Hunts  Point 

*  Huntsville  3.2S6 

Hardmans  Bridge 
tllurdville 


York  Centre  . . .  .0 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Westmorland.  ,N  B 

Westmorland.  .NB 

Cochrane . O 

Queens . PEI 

Royal . N  B 

Cape  Breton  N.  - 

Victoria . NS 

Pontiac  - 
Temiscamingue  Q 
Queens . PEI 


H  urlcett . 

Huronian. .. 

Hurouville. .... 

Husaviok . 

H  ussar . ^jo 

t  Hutton . 

Hutton  Mills  .... 

Huttonaville . 

H  uxley . 

Hyas  ....  '  'net 

tEiybia..::;;: 56 


f Hyde . 

t  Hyde  Park. 
Hyde  Park  Cor. 

Hydraulic . 

Hydroglen . 

Hylo . 

tlymers . 

Hyndford . 

Blythe.. . 


342 


Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie  . . . .  Q 
Fraser  Valley.  ,BC 
Cape  Breton  N.  & 

Victoria . NS 

Moose  Mountain. S 

Skeena .  nr 

Qu>  ens 

Lunenburg  .  NS 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  . 0 

Russell . o 

Parry  Sound  - 

Muskoka . O 

Port  Arthur  . .  ..0 
Fort  William  ...O 
Moose  Mountain  S 

Selkirk  . M 

Bow  River . A 

Cariboo . B  C 

Cariboo . BC 

Peel . q 

Acadia . a 

Mackenzie. ...Sask 
Hastings- 
Frontenao  ...  .0 

Melville . g 

Middlesex  W. . .  .0 
Middlesex  W ...  o 

Cariboo . BC 

Simooe  ER . o 

Athabaska . A 

Fort  William. . . 
Renfrew  SR.... 


529-232-253-276 

535-31 
Dawson  Creek  646 
Thorsby  535 
535-158 
535-112 
South  Nelson  529 
529-267 
529  360 

535-18-27-28-65 
(529  via  Ottawa) 
via  Hull 
535-66 
Sub  POofWinnipeg 
Mimico  529,  635 
629-34 

Mimico  529,  535 
529-208,641-1.703 
329-3, 258  (Sub  P.0 
of  Colborne) 
Woodbridge  535 
529-259-260-272, 
535-176 
535-169 
Rosseau  Road  529 
535 

529-12-65  (Hum 
phrevs  Mills,  PO) 
Humphrey  629 
529-154 
529-l(HuntersRiv. 
Cody  535  [PO) 
via  Baddeck,  NS 


Kipawa  535 
529 "1  (RR  name 
Hunter  River) 
529-81,633-1 


Peace  River . A 


535-73,  614 

pm  Sydney,  NS 
529-251 
Prince  Rupert  529 

529  26 

529-193,  316 
Sub  PO  of  Ottawa) 
Parry  Sound, 

„  529,  536 

535-66,  529-131 
529-132 
Fillmore  535 
535-123 
535-240 

529-350  (Hutton 
Mills  PO) 

Hutton  529 
Brampton  529,  535 
529-316 
529-239 
529-147 

Neudorf  535 
529-184-203 
Hyde  Park  529 
Williams  Lake  650 
529-130 

645'2  [535 

Fort  William  529, 
Caldwell  529 
645-1 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Iberville _ 6,185 


Ibstone. . . . 
Ice  Lake. . . 

Ida . 

Idamay . . . . 
Iddesleigh. 
Ideal . 

Iffley . 

*Ignace . . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Ilderton . 

tie  a  la  Crosse.  . 
lie  aux  Noix.. . 


tile  aux  Oeuls.  . 
tile  aux  Oies  . . . 


tile  Bigras. . 
lie  Bizard. . 


lie  des  Chenes 

lie  Miohon . 

lie  Nepawa 
lie  Perrot. . .  .521 

lie  Perrot  Nord. 
He  Perrot  Sud.. 


St.  Jean-Iberville 
Napierville. . . 
The  Battlefords 
Algoma  E  R. . . . 

Durham . 

Acadia . t. .  A 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Selkirk . M 

The  Battlefords.  .S 
Kenora-Rainy 

River . 0 

Middlesex  W . . . .  O 
Meadow  Lake. . .  S 
St.  Jean-Iberville' 
Napierville. ..  .Q 

Saguenay . qi 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Laval . q 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

St.  Boniface . . . .  M 

Saguenay . Q 

Chapleau .  Q 

Vaudreuil- 
St  ulanges 
Vaudreuil- 
Soulangei 
Vaud  euil- 
Soulanges 
Vaudreuil 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


-Q 

...,Q 


llots  de  Newport 

flmhoff . 

Imperial  ....434 

Imperial  Mills. . 

Imperoyal . 

Tnchkeith . 

Indian  Bay . 

flndian  Bay.  . . 


Indian  Brook . 

Indian  Cabins 
Indian  Cove 
Indian  Harbour. 
Indian  Harbour. 
Indian  Harh.  Lake 

Indian  Hd.  1569 
flndian  Island . 
Indian  Islands 

1  Indian  Lorette 

India  no]  a  Beach 
flndian  Path. . . 

Indian  Point. . . 

Indian  River . 
Indian  Springs. , 
Indian  Tickle  . 

T ndian  To  wn .... 

'ndus . 

Ingalls  Head. 

Tngelow . 

" Ingersoll  . .  6*521 


file  Perrot  _  ^ 

Terrace . I  Soulanges 

lies  Laval - 449|Laval  . 

Ilets  Jeremie  .... 

Ilford . 

tlllecillewaet.. . . 
lllerbrun . 


•Q 


Q 


Saguenay 

Churchill . M 

BC 


flngersoll  North. 

tlngleside . 

Inglewood . ! 


Kamloops . 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 

Gaspb . Q 

Gloucester. . .  .N  B 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. . .  S 

Athabaska . A 

Halifax . NS 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Springfield . M 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria.  ...NS 
Peace  River  ...  .A 

Gaspe  . Q 

Halifax . NS 

Labrador . Nd 

Antigonish- 
Guyslioro’  ..NS 
Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Charlotte  N  B 

Bonavista 
Twillingate  .Nd 
Quebec- 
Montmorency  0 

York  NR . o 

Q.ueens- 
Lunenburg.  .N  S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  NS 
Peterborough.  .0 

Lisgar  . M 

Labrador . Nd 

St.  John- Albert  NB 

Row  River . A 

Charlotte . N  B 

Marquette . M 

Oxford . o 


535'3,  643'1  (Postal 
Stn.  of  St.  Jean) 
529-250 
via  Gore  Bay 
Cavan  536 
Loyalist  636 
536-246 

St.  Laurent  629 
529-292,535  183 
536  51 

529-184  [Lake  636 
193  or  Meadow 
St.  Valentin  529 
[name  Egg  Island) 
348-2,  349-2  (Ld’g 
Montmagny  629 

529.91  [535 

Beaconsfield  529, 

Grande  Pointe  535 
via  Natashquan 
La  Sarre  6z9 
Vaudreuil  529,  535 

Isle  Perrot  529 
Ste.Annes,  629,535 


535 ’33  (Terrasse 
Vaudreuil  P.O. 
He  Bigras  529 
349-1 
529-246 
535-70 

Gull  Lake  535 

Newport  629 
Bathurst  529 
535-159 

645-2 
529T6 
529-258 
Waugh  584 
-7 


Oxford . .  . 
Royal  . . . 
Peel . 


....O 
.N  B 
...O 


Englishtown 

365 

Grimshaw  645 
Gaspe  629 
via  Halifax 
Smokey  378"4 
Antigonish  629 

536-149 

St.  Andrews  535 
378-7 

(See  Loretteville) 

Newmarket  529 
Lunenburg  529 

Martins  River  529 


535- 34 
529-227 
378-4 

(Sub.  P.O.  of  St. 
535"248  [John  city) 
Grand  Manan  403 
529-245 

536- 38-46-53, 
529-203 

535-53 

635-307 

529-192,  535-39 


1956] 


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POST 

OFFICES 


*Inglis. . .  ■ 
Ingoldsby  . 
Ingolf . 


Ingomar. 


Ingonish . 

Ingonish  Beach . 
Ingonish  Centre. . 
Ingonish  Ferry. . . 


[Ingramport . 

Inkerman . 

Inkerman  . 

Inkerman  Ferry 

Inkster . 

Inland . 

t Inlet  . 

[Inlet  Baddeck  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH  I 
LOCATED, OR  N EAR- 1 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SHE  KEY, PP.81-87 


*  Inner  kip  . . . 

Innes . 

*  Innisfail  ..1417 

Innisfree  ....  287 
Innisville . 

*  Insinger  . . .  .115 

Instow . 43 

t Intervale. . . 
Inver  ary . . . . 
Inverhuron. 

I n  vermay  ....  293 
Invermere. . .  .418 
Inverness  ...  .278 

*  Inverness .  .2,360 


■(■Inverness . 

Inverness  Lodge. 


Inverside. 


*  Inwood. 
Inwood. . 
loco  .... 


Iona  . 
Inna . 
Iona . 


Iona  Rear. 


Iona  Station. . . . 
Inndale  Heights.. 

tlranistan  . 

Ireland’s  Eye - 


tlris . 

tlrish  Cove. 


Trishtown . 

flrishtown. ... 
tlrish  Vale  . .  . 

*Irma  . 369 

flron  BoundCove 
Iron  Bridge  . 

Irnndale . 

Iron  Hill . 


tlron  Mines. 


Iron  River. .  . . 
Ironside.  .  . 

Iron  Borings 
Ironville.  ... 

*  Iroquois...  1086 


Marquette . M 

Viotoria . O 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .0 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  .NS 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Viotoria . NS 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Vietoria  . . .  .N  S 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Halifax .  NS 

Grenville-DundasO 
Gloucester. . .  .N  B 
Gloucester  .  NB 
Winnipeg  N.R...M 

Vegreville . A 

Gatineau  . Q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . NS 

Oxford . 0 

Moose  Mountains 
Red  Deer  ....  Alta 

Vegreville . A 

Lanark  . O 

Yorkton . S 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Westmorland.. N  B 

Kingston . O 

Bruce . O 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 
Kootenay  E . . . .  BC 

Mbgantio . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 

Skeena . B  C 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Lambton-Kent . .  O 

Selkirk . M 

Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. .  .BC 

Queens . PEI 

Elgin . 0 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 

Elgin . O 

York-Scarboro’.  .0 

Rosthern . S 

Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 

Queens . PEI 

Inverness- 

Richmond ...  NS 
Westmorland.  .NB 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Royal . N  B 

AlgomaE  R . 0 

Victoria . . .  .0 

Brome- 

Misaisquoi . Q 

Inverness- 

Richmond . .  .NS 

Athabaska . A 

Gatineau . Q 

Lethbridge. . .  Alta 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 
Grenville- 

Dundas . Ol 


POST 

OFFICES 


535-105 
Lochlin  529 
535-61 

Greenwood  529 

365  ort lia  North 
Sydn  ey 

366 

Ingonish  366 

365 

529-25 
636-33 
529-60 

Inkerman  629 
Sub  PO  of  Winn’gl 
529-315 

Buckingham  535 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 

535- 36 
529-251 

536- 227 
529-260 

Carleton  Place  636 
535"156 
535-170 

529-68 
Kingston  529,  535 
Kincardine  629 
529-259  [536 

Lake  Windermeri 
Ste.  Julie  529 
529-33 


529-350,  455 

Windermere  420 
Inverness  529 

623-37 

529-242 

Port  Moody  536 

Fodhla  529 
546-2,  623-34 
529-14,364,374,376 

Iona  529 

546-2,  623-34 
Scarboro’  529 
Birch  Hills  529 
Trinity  June.  529 

529-5 

St.  Peters  529 

529-65 
529  116 
St.  Peters  529 

529-245 

535-315 

Dean  Lake  535 
529-149 
West  Shefford  529 
535 

Orangedale  529 

Bonnyville  529 
535-27 
535-237 
Barachois  529 

529-83 


Iroquois. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED, OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


*  Iroquois  Falls 

1342 

Irricana . ISO 

Irvine . 224 

tlrvine . 

Irvines  Landing 


Restigouclie- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Cochrane . O 

Bow  River .  A 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Kamloops . BC 

Coast  OapilanoBC 


Irvington . 

" Isaacs  Harbour 

Isaacs  Harbour  N. 


Isabella . 

Ilsachsen . 

Itlsbester  . 

I  sham . 

Island  Brook. . . 


Island  Falls. . . . 
[Island  Falls.  .. 
Island  Grove. .  . 
Island  Harbour . . 


Island  Lake  . 
Island  View. , 


Islay  . 

Isle  aux  Coudres 
Isle  aux  Grues  . . 

Isle  aux  Morts  . . 
[Isle  Cadieux  .12 


Isle  Dupas. 


Isle  Maligne.  .482 
lisle  Perrot  . . . 


Isle  Pierre .... 
t  Isles  aux 
Outardes' .... 
[Isles  de  Mai.. . 
Islets  Caribou 
[Isle  Valen  . . . 
*lsle  Verte  . .  ■ 
Isle  Verte  Ouest. . 
Islington . 


H’mbocilt  Melt  rtS 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 
Antigonish 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 
Marquette...-  M 

.  NWT 

Algoma  W  R.. ..  O 

Kindersley . S 

Compton  - 

Frontenao . Q 

Cochrane . O 

Mackenzie . S 

York  N  R . O 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Churchill . M 

Cape  Breton  N- 
Victoria 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Charlevoix . Q 

Montmagny 

L’lslet . Q. 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Vaudreuil- 

Solanges.  Q 
Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiereQ 

Lac  St.  Jean. . .  .Q 
Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Cariboo . BC 


Ednuindston  629, 
636 
619-6 

536-235-240,529'316 

535-225 

529-347 

462,  455  (Land’g  n. 

Pender  Harbour) 
529-272 

368  or  Antigonish 
529 

Isaacs  Harbour  368 


.N  S 


629-244 
via  Churchill 
535-67 
529-273 

Cookshire  535 

649-6 
193,  196 

Newmarket  529 
378-6 

195  or  Ilford  529 
Christmas  Isld. 

529 

529-260 

Baie  St.  Paul  529 
Montmagny  629 

[629 

Port  aux  Basques 
535-31 

Berthierville  536 


506-1 

529-83  (Isle  Perrot 
Nord,  P.O.) 
529-360 


Saguenay . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
T4miscouata. . . 
Temiscouata. . . 
YorkW  R . O 


Islington . 


f8pas . 

Tssoudun . 

Italy  Cross  .... 

I  tuna . 549 

Ivanhoe . 


Ivanhoe . 


tlvry . 
[Ivry. 


fvry  Nord . 

fvy . 

Jackfish . 

Jack  Fish  Lake. 
Jackhead  Harb’r 


Jack  Lake . 
t  Jackman  . 
Jaokpine  . . 


tJackpine  . .  . 
Jackson  Bay  . . 
tJacksonboro’.. 
Jackson's  Arm. 

Jackson’s  Gove. . . 


Trinity- 

Conception. Nd 

Vegreville . A 

LotbinRre . Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  N  S 

Melville . Sask 

Hastirgs- 

Frontenac  ...  .0 
Trinity- 

Conception..  Nd 

Terrebonne . Q 

Tbmiscouata . . .  ■  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

Port  Arthur . O 

Meadow  Lake. .  .S 
Selkirk . M 

Hastings-Front.  .0 

Kamloops . BC 

Fort  William. . .  .0 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Cochrane . 0 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  -  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay..  Nd 


349-1 

via  Shelter  Bay 
via  Trinity  Bay 
378'2(Valen  Is.PO) 
529-50 

Isle  Verte  529 
(Sub  P.O.  of 

Toronto)  535'35 
Carbonear  529 

Two  Hills  535 
Laurier  629 
529-25 


529  245 
535  34 

Trinity  June.  629 
[PO) 

535-23  (Ivry  Nord 
Notre  Dame  du 
Lac  529 

535- 23  (RR  n .Ivry) 
Thornton  529 

536- 66  . 

Meota  529<r 
Hodgson  529  or, 
Matbeson  Isl’d442 
Lakefield  629 

629'347  . 

Fort  William  529, 

535 

529-131 

465 

529-154 

378-8 

378-5 


136 


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[1956 


POST 

omens 


V ackson’s  Point  . 

t Jacobs . 

Jacola . 

Jacques  Cartier. . 
t Jacques  Cartii-r 
2', 450 

Jacquet  River . . 


J affray  . . . 
Jailletville. 
t  Jalbert  .  . 


James  Island.. 


Jameson . 

James  River 

Bridge . 

James  River  Sta. 


*  Jamestown. 
Jamestown  . . 


DOMINION 

electoral 

DISTRICTS 


Jamesville. 


Jamesville  West 


fJamot  . 

Janetoille . 

tJaneville . 

Janow  .... 
Janow  Corners 

*  Jansen . 2] 

J anvrin  Barbour 

tJardine  Brook. 

tJardineville 
Jarlsberg . 


Jaroslaw. 
fJarratt. 
J arrow . . 


*Jarvie . 

*  Jarvis  . 652 

t  Jarvis  River  . . . 

Jasmin . 47 

*  Jasper . 

J asper . 


Jasper  Park 

Lodge 
Jasper  Place  913t) 

tJaydot . 

Jean  Cote .... 
Jean  de  Baie. ’ 


Jean  Dechene.. 
Jeanne  Mance . 
Jeannettes  Creek 
Jedburgh,  ...  92 

Jeddore  Oyster 
Ponds 

t Jed  way . 

t Jefferson . 

Jeffrey 

Jeffrey's . "  ' 


Jeffry  .y. 
J ellicoe . . 
t  Jellicoe. 


t  Jelly . 

Jellyby . 

Jemseg . 

Jenner 

t  Jerome . 

Jersey  Cove, 
Jersey  Cove. 


York  NR . O 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Villeneuve . Q 

Portneuf . q 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  ,NB 
Kootenay  E. . . .  BC 

Kent,  . N  B 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska  .NB 
Esquiinalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Red  Deer . A 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Algoma  WR  . . . .  O 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . N  S 

Cape  Breton  N.  - 

Victoria . NS 

Nipissing . O 

Durham  . O 

Gloucester.  ...NB 

Springfield . M 

Prince  Albert.. .  ,S 
H  mboldt-JVIelfortS 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Victoria- 
Carleton  . . .  .NB 

Kent . N  B 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Selkirk . M 

Simcoe  NR . o 

Battle  River- 

Oamrose . A 

Athabaska  ....  A 
Bran  t-Haldim’ndO 

Fort  William..  ..O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHIC'b 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEEKRY,  PP.81-87 


Jersey  Harbour.. 
Jerseyside. . . .  544 


Yorkton . Sask 

Jasper-Edson.  ..A 
Grenville- 

Dundas  . o 

Jasper-Edson...  A 

Edmonton  W  . .  .A 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Peace  River.  A 
Burin- Burgeo..Nd 

Lapointe . q 

Gloucester  . . .  .NB 

Kent . . 

Yorkton .  g 

Halifax . n  S 

Skeena .  3^ 

Lethbridge . A 

Athabaska  . .  A 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.. Nd 

Royal . n  B 

Port  Arthur. . . .  0 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  BC 

eeds . ' . 0 

Leeds . . .  .0 

Royal . n  B 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Mgoma  ER  ...  q 

Gasp6  .  q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
St.  John’s  W..  .Nd 


Sutton  529 
529-166 
Val  d’Or  529 
Donriacona  529 
Longueuil  629 

529-60 

635-69 

Coal  Branch  629 
St.  Basil  529,  535 

464 

529-268 
Olds  536 

529-17 

602-2 

Lethbridge  529 

McKinnon  Harbo’ 
629 

McKinnon  Harbo' 
629 
Rutter  536 
Lindsay  529,  535 
529'60  [Elma) 
529*160  (R  R  name 
Meath  Park  535 
535-156 
via  Arichat.N  S  or 
Louisdale  529 
529-62 

Rexton  529 

Emsdale  629 
Finns  535 
Carley  535 
529  245 


645-1 

529-196-209,  712 
West  Fort  William 
529,  535 
529-245 
529  320 
535-68 

Jasper  629 

(Sub  Edm’nt’n  PO) 

535- 170 

Gironxville  645 
Spanish  Room 
37s -1 

Arvida  529,  686 

Bsthurst,  529 
529-209,  712 
529-278 

Musquodoboit 
Harbour  629 
465 

536- 247  (Owend.ilf 
Clyde  629  rpn\ 
529-34 

Sussex  529 
529-131 

535-91(BaniiejrpQj 

535-58 

535-58  (RR  n  Jelly 
Gagetown  529 
535-246 
Ramsey  535 
Oaspe  529 
365  or  via  North 
Sydney 
378-9 

Placentia  629 


POST 

OFFICES 


Jerseyville . 

Jesmond . 

t Jessica.  ... 
Jessopville  .... 
Jesus  Ouvrier  . , 
f  Jetait . 


Jeune  Landing 

Jewellville . 

Jim  Lake  . 


tJoannes. . 
Jobs  Cove . 


fjoburke . 

t Jocko  . 

Joe  Batts  Arm. 


Joffre . 

tJoggin  Bridge  . . 

Joggins  ...... 


J  ogues . 

Johnsborough. . 
tJohnson’s  Croft. 
JohnsonsLanding 
tJohnson’s  Mills 
fohnston’sRiver.. 
Johnstown . 


J ohnville . 


tJohnville . 

*Joliette . .  .16,064 

Tollimore . 

■Joly . 

Jones  Falls  .  . . 
Jonquibre  21,618 

J  or  dan . 

Jordan  Bay. . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Wentworth, 

Kamloops . BC 

Fraser  Valley.  B  C 
Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 

Quebec  W . Q 

Churchill. 

Comox-Alberni  BC 
Renfrew  S  R 
Pontiac- 
TeniiscamingueQ 

Villeneuve . o 

Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 
Algoma  East 
Nipissing  .... 
Bonavista- 

TwilIingate.Nd 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Cumberland  NS 


.0 


.NS 


N  B 


Jordan  Falls. . 
Jordan  Ferry.. 

t Jordan  Harbour 
Jordan  River.  . 
Jordan  Station. 
Jordan  ville . 


f  Joseph  Farm. 
fJoubert . 


Toussard 
fJoyal. .  . . 


* Joyce  . 


loyceville . 

Joynt  (Summer 

Office) . 

Jubilee  .  . 


Cochrane 

Kindersley . S 

Royal - - nb 

Kootenay  W  BC 
Westmorland  N  B 

Queens .  p£] 

Inverness- 
Richmond.. 
Compton - 
Frontenac . 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . .  _  _ 
Joliette-L’Assomp- 
tion-llontcalni  Q 

Halifax . NS 

Lotbinibre . Q 

Leeds .  0 

Lapointe . Q 

Lincoln . .  O 

Shelburn  e-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburn  e-Yar- 
^  mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Lincoln  , 

Mackenzie . S 

Lincoln . 0 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro  ,N.  S. 

Gatineau . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . -.  Q 

Peace  River . A 

Drummond- 
Art, habaska  . .  .  Q 
Yancouver- 
Kingsway  . . .  BC 

Kingston. . . 0 

Gatineau . Q 


t Judah . 
Tuddhaven 

J  udge . 

Judique . . .  , 


Judique  North 
Judique  South. 

t-Julien 

Julius . 

'umbo  Gardens’ 

t  Jumping  Pound- 

t Juneau . 

t Juniata. . . 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

see  key, pr. 81-87 


703 

Clinton  650 
536-91 

Shelburne  535 
via  Quebec  City. 
529-243 
455 

Barry’s  Bay,  529 
Fort  Coulonge  635 

529  119 

Carbon ear  529 

529-131 

649 

378.6-7 

529-319 

Smith’s  Cove  662 


621  (R  R  name 
Joggins  Mines) 
Stavert  502 
Prelate,  535 
Oak  Point  529 
445-3 

Dorchester  529 
Mount  Albion  529 
St.  Peters  529 

535-7 


Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS, 

Peace  River . A 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Timiskaming. . . .  O 
inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Jnverness- 
Riehmond.  ..NS 
Invert)  ess- 
Richmond . .  .NS 

Portneuf . q 

Springfield . M 

Port  Arthur . O 

Bow  River . A 

Portneuf . .  q 

Rosetown-BiggarS 


Bath  535 

535-17,  529-85 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

529-86 

Elgin  529 

529-105 

529  203 

Shelburne  529 

529-26 

Shelburne  529 
Vineland  529 
Arborfield  529 
529-203 

Antigo'iish  529 


Maniw-aki  535 
Sayabec  529 

646-1 

Princeville  529 
via  Vancouver 


via  Kingston 
Alcove  535 


McKinnon  Harbor 
529 
645-3 

420 

New-  l.iskeard  649 
529-33 

Judique  529 

Judique  629 

Lachevrotiere  535 
536-61 

Port.Arthur  629,535 
Cochrane  536 
Pont  Rouge  535 
529-245 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


137 


POST 

OFFICES 


Juniper . 

Juniper  Island. . . 
Juniper  Station. . 


Junor  . . . 
fJura 
Juskatla  . 
Justice. . . 
Kaboni . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R„  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.81-87 


.NB 


Kagawong  . 


Kahshe  Lake. .  . 


Kahwin . 

*  Kakabeka  Falls. 

Kakawis . 

Kaladar . 


tKalamalka. 


Kaleden 


Kaleida . 

Kaleland . . 

Kalyna . 

Kaministikwia . 

*  Kamloops  8,099 
t Kamloops  Jot. 
Kamouraska  ,48s 
Kamouraska- 

Moulin 
*Kamsack.  ..2,327 

t  Kananaskis . 

t  Kanasuta . 

Kanavvana . 


Kandahar  ...  .76 

Kane . 

Kapasiwin  .... 

*  Kapuskasing 

4,687 

Kars . 

Kashabovrie.  .. 

fKasil  . . . 

*Kaslo . 730 

Katepwa  Beach 

Kate  sale . 

[Kathleen . 

Rathyrn . 

Katrime  . 

Katrine  Station. 


Kavanagh . 

Kawartha  Park. 

Kawene . 

Kayville . 

Kazabazua . . 
Kazabazua  Stat’n 
Kealey  Springs. . 

Kearney . 399 


Kearns . 

Keatley . 

Keats  Island . 

Kedgemakooge  . . 


Kedgwick . 

Kegdwick  Ouest.. 
Kedgwick  River 


Kedleston. 


Keefer’s. 
*  Keeler. 
Keels. . . 


.76 


Victoria- 
Carleton 
Hastings- 

Frontenao . O 

Victoria- 
Oarleton  . . .  .NB 
Meadow  Lake. .  .S 
Kamloops.  ...BC 

Skeena . B(J 

Marquette . M 

Algoma  E . <J 

Algoma  E  R  ...  .0 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . 0 

Vegreville . A 

Fort  William  ...O 
Oomox-Alberni  BC 
Hastings 
Frontenac  . . . . O 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  . .  BC 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  . . .  BC 

Lisgar . M 

Vegreville . A 

Prince  Albert  . .  .S 

Port  Arthur . O 

Kamloops . B  C 

Kamloops . B  C 

Kamouraska  . . .  .  Q 
Kamouraska . . . .  Q 

Yorkton . S 

B-  w  River . A 

Villeneuve .  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Yorkton . S 

Lisgar . M 

Jasper-Edson  ..  .A 
Cochrane . 0 

Carleton . O 

Fort  William. . .  .0 

Labelle  . Q 

Kootenay  W. . . .  BC 

Melville  . S 

Stanstead . Q 

Peace  River . A 

Bow  River . A 

P’tage-  NeepawaM 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  . .  .0 
Wetaskiwin  .  Alta 
Peterborough . .  .0 
Fort  William  ...O 

Assiniboia . S 

Gatineau . Q 

Gatineau  . Q 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Timiskaming.. .  .0 
The  Battlefords..S 
Coast  Capilano  BC 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings  . NS 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .N  B 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 
Fraser  Valley. .  B  C 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Bonavieta- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 


629-61 

Lakefield  529 
529-51 

535- 183 

536- 91 

Port  Clements456 
529  245 

Little  Current  635 
or  via 

Manitowaning 
438,  or  Little 
Current  535 

Kilworthy  529 
Andrew  535 
529-132 

Clavoquot  450'2 

535- 34 

629-351,  535  76 
535  93 

Manitou  535 
535"164  [535 

Prince  Albert  629, 

536- 51 

535- 70,  529-351,177 
529-347-351 
St.  Pascal  529 
St.  Pascal  529 

529-259 

536- 226 
649  7 
St.  Sauveurdes  Mts 
529  or  Piedmont535 
535-156 

529-222 
529  320 
529-154,240 

Osgoode  535 

529-132 

529-99 

535-82,  445-3 
Lebret  629 
Magog  535 
616-1 
529-316 
529-226 

529-193 
636-227 
Lakefield  529 
529-132 
535-165 

535-27  (PO  2^  miles 
535-27  [from  R  R) 
Piapot  535 

529-215 

Cheminis  649 
629-283 
455 

Caledonia  529 
529-52 

Kedgwick  529 
Kedgwick  529 
535-159 

535- 70 

536- 153 

Trinity  June.  529 
or  KingsCove  378"7 


Keenan  Siding. . . 

Keene . 

Keep  Hills . 

Keewatin . . .  1,634 


fKeewaydiu . . . 

Kegaska . 

Keg  River . 

Keywurth . 

Keithley  Creek. 

lielfield . 48 

Keltigreios _ 

Kelliher . 399 

Ketloe 

t  Kelly  Lake.. . . 
t  Kelly’s . 


POST 

OFFICES 


Kelly's  Cross. . 

* Kelowna  . .  8,517 


Kelsey. 


Kelsey  Bay . . . 

t  Kelso . 

Kelso  Station. 
K  cistern . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Norlhumberl'dNB 
Peterborough . .  .0 
Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Kenora- 

ltainy  River. .  .O 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 

Saguenay  . Q 

Peace  River . A 

Qu’Appelle , .  .Sask 

Cariboo . BC 

Kiudersley . S 

St.  John’s  E  . .  .Nd 

Yorkton . Sask 

Marquette . M 

Kamloops . BC 

Middlesex  E . 0 

.  PEI 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKKV, PP.81-87 


Keltic  Lodge. 


* Kelvington  ..906 

*Kelwood . 

Kemano  . 

Kemble . 

Kemnay . 

Kempt . 

Kempt  Road. .  . 

• 

t  Kempt  Town. . . . 

*  Kempt  ville.l,i'-& 
Kemptville  . . 


Kenabeek . 

Kenaston  ....276 

Kendal . 

Kendal  Stat'nl32 

tKendry . 

Kenihvorth. . . 
Kenloch . 


Kenmore . 

IKennebecasis  Is. 

*  Kennedy  .  ■ .  .249 

tKennedy  . 

Kennedy  Bay. . . 
Kennetcook .... 

fKenney  . 

Kennirigton  Cove 

*  Kenogami..9,Si)b 

Kenogaini  Lake. . 
Keno  Hill . 

*  Kenora . . .  .8,695 


Kenosee  Park. 
Kensal  Park  . . 

*  Kensington.  .811 
Kensington  Hgts. 
Kenstone  Beach. . 


Queens.. . . 
Okanagan 
Boundary  . . .  BC 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Cochrane . O 

Moose  Mountains 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S| 
Cape  Breton  N- 

Victoria _ NS 

Mackenzie . S 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 

Skeena . BC 

Grey  NR . 0 

Brandon-Souris .  M 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  . .  NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Colchester- 

Hants  . NS 

Grenviile-DnndasO 
Shelburne  Yar- 
moufh-Ciare.NS 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 

Rosthern . S 

Durham . 0 

Qu’Appelle  Sask 
Peterborough  . . .  O 
W’llingt’r-HuronO 
Inverness- 
Riohmond  .  N  S 

Carleton . 0 

Royal  . N  B 

Qu’Appelle. . . .  S 
N.  Westminster.  BC 

Victoria .  0 

Col’ester-  HantsNS 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 
Inverness- 
Richmond  .  .NS 

Lapointe . Q, 

Timiskaming  .  ..O 

Yukon . Yu 

Kenora- 
Rainy  River.  .0 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Middlesex  E. . .  O 

Prince . P  El 

London . O 


629-79 
529  169 
Outfield  529 
636-61 

418 

via  Natashquan 
Qrimshaw  64  6 
529-268 

Williams  Lake  650 

536-166 

579-34 

529-245 

536  101 

650 

529  183  (Belton 
P.O.) 

N’th  Wiltshire  529 
629-351,  446-6,  460 


529-324 


tKent . 

[Kent  Boom .... 
Kent  Bridge. . . . 

Kent  Gardens. . . 
Kent  Junction. . 
[Kent  Lake  .... 

Kenton  . 

*Kentville..  4,240 


Victoria. . . . 


O 


N  S 
NB 
..0 


Halifax  . . 

Kent . 

Kent . 

Halton . 0 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Marquette . M 

Dighy-Annapolis- 
Kings  . 


via  Sayward 
649 

529-258 

635-172 

via  Ingonish 

529-239 
629-229 
233,  466 

via  Owen  Sound 
535-112-118 
Caledonia  529 

MacintyreLake529 

Riversdale  629 

535-59 

Brazil  Lake  562 

649-4 

529-265 

Newcastle  529,  635 

529-268 

535-34 

535-41 

Strathlorne  529 

Russell  633 
via  Saint  John 
535-154 
614 

Dunsford  536 

562-3 

649 

Louisburg  698 

Jonquifere  529 
649 

via  Mayo 

535- 61 

Carlyle  529,  635 
via  London 
529'] 

Sub.  PO  of  London 

536- 45  (Rly.  name 
Kenstone) 

629-16 

Buctouche  529 
635-42 

Oakville  629,  635 

629-40-50 

529-40 

535-110 

562-1-2 


.NS 


138 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Kentville 

Sanatorium. 

* Kenmlle . 

Keoma . 

Keppel . 


Keppoch . 


*Keremeos. 


t  Kerensky. . 
Kergwenan . 
tKerr  Lake. 

*  Kerrobert. . 
Kerrowgare.. . . 

IKersley . 

*Kerwood . 

Kessler . 

fKessock . 

Keswick . 

fKeswick . 

Ketchen . 

Ketch  Harbour. 

tKetepec . 

Kettleby . 

fKettlehut . .  . . 
fKettle  Rapids. 
Kettle  Valley 


Kevisville . 

Kew . 

Kewagama . . 
Kewstoke . 


807 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


EG 


Keyes . 

Key  Harbour  . . 

fKey  Junction . 


tKeyson . 

Keystone  Camps. 
Keystown  .... 


t Khartum .... 

Khedive . 123 

Kiamika . 

Kiawanna  Beach 

I  Kidd . 

Kikino . 

Kilbride . 

Kilbride . 

Kilburn . 


Kilooo  Camp. 
Kildare . 


Kildonan. 


Digby-  Annapolis, 

King's . NS 

Churchill . M 

Bow  River . .. .  Alta 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Okanagari- 
Boundary 

Vegreville . A 

Dauphin . AJ 

Marquette . M 

Kindersley . s 

Pictou .  Ns 

Cariboo . DC 

Middlesex  WR. . .  ( 1 

Acadia . A 

Yorkton . Sask 

York  NR . <j 

Y  ork-Sunbury .  N  B 
Mackenzie . . .  Sask 

Halifax . N  S 

St.  John-AlbertNB 

York  NR . O 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Churchill . M 

ikanagan- 
Boundary  . . .  BC 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Macleod .  A 

Villeneuve . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
P'tage-Neepawa  M 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  0 

Timmins . <  > 

Nipissing . 0 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 

Renfrew  SR...  O 

Assiniboia. . .  Sask 

Labelle . Q 

Grey  N .  o 

Cariboo . B  C 

Athabaska .  A 

Halt.on.  o 

St.  John’s  VV  Nd 
Victoria- 
Carleton  .  .NB 

Victoria . o 

Toliette- 

L’Assomption- 

Montcalm . Q 

Comox-Alberrii  BC 


Kildonan  West  . 

tKilfoil . 


tKilgard . 

tKilkerran . 

Killaloe . 

* KillaloeStn.  .702 

Killaly  . 211 

*Killam . 463 

tKillam  . 

Killam’s  Mills . 
*Killarney . 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED, OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEEKEY,  PP.81-87 


*Killarney  . 
Killdeer. . . . 
tKillean . . . . 
tKillowen  . . 


.1262 


Kilmar. 


Kilronan  . 
Kilsyth. . 


Winnipeg  North.  M 
Victoria- 
Carleton  ....NB 
Fraser  Valley.. B  C 

Cariboo . BC 

Renfrew  S  R. . .  ..0 

Renfrew  SR . 0 

Melville . s 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Westmorland.  .NB 
Westmorland.  N  B 
Algoma  ER . o 

Brandon-Souris.  .M 

AMsiniboia . s 

Wellington  SR.  .0 
Victoria- 
Carlet.on  . .  ,N  B 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Meadow  Lake  .  ..S 
Grey  N  R . o 


Kentville  562*1-2 

529 '239 

535- 235 

686*158, 529'246(R  K 
n.  Mead  on  529) 
Strathlorne  529 

585*20 

529*318 
Laurier  529 
Erickson  629 
535*153-167-233 
Sunnybrae  529 
650 

529  203 

Hughenden  535 
529-278 

Newmarket  529 

536- 301 
529  239 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

.535-307 

Aurora  529 

529-289 

529  246 

535-91 

fnnisfail  535 
algary  529,  635 
Cadillac  529 
Orangedale  529 

535-100 

Key  Jet.  529 

529-130 

649-3 

419 

529-266 

Eganville  529,  535 
535-170 
Barrette  535 
Vleaford  529 
529-350 

Lac  la  Biehe  645 
Flamboro’  636 
via  St.  John’s 
635-309 

Kinmount  629 
Joliette  635,  529 


450-2,  456,  or 
Port  Alberni  535 
SubPOof  VVinnipeg 
Bath  635 

Abbotsford  514,636 

Dawson  Creek  645 

529'214 

529-214 

535-166 

535-232 

529-68 
Killam  629 
438,  or  Little 
Current  535 
535-117 
535-181 
35-35 
Bath  636 

Marelan  635 

St.  Walburg  629 
tiuOwen  Sound 


POST 

OFFICES 


Kilwinning  Sid'y 
Kilworthg .  ..... 


Kimball . 

t  Kimballs  .... 
Kimberley 
’ Kimberley . .  6933 
t  Kimberley ... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


KAILROA  D  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


Kinburn . 

Kincaid . 255 

*  Kincardine2,672 
tKincardine  .  . 

Kinoolith . 

fKincorth . 


Kindersley .  .1756 

’King  City . 

Kingcome  InK  t. . 
tKing  Grove . 


King  Kirkland . 

Kinglake  . 

Kingman . 


Kingross  . . 
Kingsburg 


Kingsbury  . . 

Kingsclear . 

tKingscourt .  . 
*King’s  Cove. 

Kingscroft  . . . 

IKingsey . 

Kingsey  Falls 

4 

t  Kingsford  . .  . 
IKingsford 


1.2 


Kingsgate 
tiling’s  Head 
Kingsland . 
fKingsmere  . 
Kingsmill 
King’s  Park 
King's  Point 

Kingsport  . . 


Kingston  .33,459 
*  Kingston . 

Kingston  . 

Kingston . 


tKingsvale . 

'Kingsville  .2,631 
fKingsville  .... 

Kingsway . 


Kingwell . 

Kinistino  ...  677 

Kinkora . 

Kinley . l  is 

Kinloch . 

Kinmount  .... 
Kinnaird  . . .  947 

Kinnear’s  Mills 
Kinoosao  .  .  . 

Kinosota . 

Kinross . 

Kinsac . 

tKinsale . 

Kinsella . 


Kinsman'  sCorn’r 


I  he  Battlefords..S  529-256 
Parry  bound-  529'193 

Muskoka . O 

Lethbridge..  .Alta 

Lanibton  VVR _ O 

Grey  NR .  O 

Kootenay  E...  BC 
MOgantic- 
Frontenac ...  y 

Carleton . u 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  CreeK  S 

Bruce . u 

Victoria- 
Carleton. ...  X  B 

Skeena . u  C 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek..  S 
Kindersley. . .  Sask 

York  NR . O 

Comox-AlberniBC 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 
Timiskaming. .  ..O 

Norfolk . O 

Battle  River- 

Camrose .  A 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
ueens- 

Lunenburg.  ,N  S 
ichmond-Wolfe  C, 
ork-Sunbury  ,N1 
ambton-Kent.  .O 
onavista 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

Stanstead . y 

Richmond-Wolfe  y 
Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Moose  Mountains 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. . . .  O 
Kootenay  E. .. .  BC 

Pictou . N  S 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Gatineau . Q 

Elgin . O 

VVinnipeg  S . M 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay . .  .Nd 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Kingston . O 

Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Royal . N  B 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 

Kamloops . BC 

Essex  SR . O 

Inverness- 
Ricbmond  ..NS 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Rurin- Burgeo  Nd 

Rorihern 


Cardston  535 
623-37 

Flesherton  635 
-35-83 

Plessisville  529 

529-214 

535-170 

529-182 
Kilburn  536 


.  S 

Prince . PEI 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Mackenzie.  ...  S 

Victoria .  O 

Kootenay  W. .  BC 

Meg-ant, io . O 

Mackenzie .  S 

Dauphin .  M 

Queens .  PET 

Halifax .  NS 

Ontario . O 

Rattle  Biver- 
Camrose  ...  A 
Dighy-Annapolis- 
Kings . NS 


456 

535-225 

529-252-285 

529-193 

ilia  Simoom  Sound 
Little  Bras  d’Or529 

649.7 
535-46 
529  316 

Inverness  629 

Lunenburg  529 

Richmond  529 

529-58 

Wanstead  529 
378-8 

Ayers  Cliff  675 
529  84  (Lome  P  O) 
Kingsey  529 

529-264 

535-50 

535-69 

New  Glasgow  529 
Marriott  535 
Chelsea  535 
via  Aylmer 
via  Winnipeg 
378.5 

562-2 

529-83.  535-61, 

562*1  [329*3 

Hammond  Riv.529 
Carbonear  529 

535*92 

546-2,  437 

West  Bay  Rd.  629 

316  (Landing  name 
Britannia) 

378.2 

629-232 

529-2 

529-245,  636-158 
Kelvington  529 
529-171 
535-78 

Robertson  676 
193 

Alonsa  529 
Uigg  529 
529-12 

Brooklin  629 
529-245 

Woodville  562 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


139 


POST 

OFFICES 


tKinsol. 


Kintail . 

Kintore . 

Kinuso . 23b 

Kiosk . 

Kipawa . 


Kipling . 

Kipling .  63l 

Kipp . 

Kippen . 

Kirkcaldy . 

Kirkella . 

*Kirkfield  . 

Kirkfield  Park . . 

Kirkhill . 

*  Kirkland  Lake  . 
Kirkmount  .... 

Kirkness . 

t  Kirkpatrick. 
Kirk’s  Ferry .... 

Kirkton  . 

t  Kirkwood . 

Kirkwood . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  UN  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 

SEEKBY.PP. 81-87 


Kirouac . 

Kirriemuir  . . . 

Kisbey . 314 

Kiskisink . 

t  Kississing  .... 

*  Kitchener.  41,86 

Kitchener . 

Kitohuses  East. 

Kitigan . 

Kitimat . 

Kitkatla . 

*Kitscoty . 234 


tKitselas  . . 
Kitwanga  . 
fKivikoski. 
fKleecoot  . 


Kleefeld . 

Kleena  Kleene. . 

Kleinburg . 

Klemtu . 

tKleskun  Hill. . . . 
Klintonel . 


tKlock . 

Klueys  Bay. 


Knappen . 

tKneehill . 

Knee  Hill  Valley 
tKnightington  . 
t  Knight  Inlet. . . . 
Knights  Cove  . . . 


tKnob  Hill  . . 
fKnob  Lake  . 


Esquimalt- 

Saanioh . BC 

Huron .  O 

Oxford  . O 

Peace  River . A 

Parry  Souud- 

Muskoka . O 

Pontiac- 

l'emiscamingue  0 

Nipissing . L 

Qu’Appelle . b 

Lethbridge.  ...Alts. 

Huron . O 

Macleod . A 

Marquette . M 

Victoria . 0 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Cumberland  . .N  b 

Eimiskaming . O 

Piotou . N  S 

Springfield . M 

Bow  River. .  ..Alta 

Gatineau . Q 

Huron . O 

Northumberl’dNB 
fnverness- 
Richmond. .  .Nb 

Dorchester . Q 

Acadia . A 

Moose  Mountain  b 

Portneuf . Q 

Churchill . M 

Waterloo  NR. .  ..0 
Kootenay  E. . . .  BC 
St.  John’s  E  — Nd 

Cochrane . 0 

Skeena  .  BC 

Skeena . BC 

iattle  River- 

Catnrose . A 

-ikeena .  B  ( 

Skeena.  .  .  B  C 
Port  Arthur  .  .  ..o 
Comox- 

Alberni  ....  B.C 
Provencher .  .  M 

Kamloops . BC 

York  NR .  0 

Skeena  . B  C 

Peace  River . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ..b 
Renfrew  NR.  ...0 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . f 

Medicine  Hat  Alt.* 
Bow  River. . . .  Altf 
Red  Deer  .  .Altf 
Renfrew  N  R  . . . .  0 
'^omox-AlberniBC 
Bonavista- 
Twillina-ate . . Nd 

Wet.askiwin . A 

Saguenay .  Q 


529-346 

Lucknow  529 
Thamesford  535 
645-1 

529-137 

535-26 
Warren  535 
5-29-258 

535-230-236-237 

529-184 

535-236 

535-112-155 

529-170 

via  Winnipeg 


tKnockholt. 
Knowles. . . . 


* Knowlton  ..1094 


Knutsfnrd 

Kokish 

Koknee 


Koksilah . 

Komarno . 

Komoka . 

TToostatak . 

Kootenay  Bay . . 


649 


Skeena . BC 

Shelburne-Yar- 

mouth-Clare.NS 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Kamloops . BC 

Comox-Alberni  BC 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Nanaimo . BC 

Selkirk . M 

Middlesex  WR  .  .0 

Selkirk . M 

Kootenay  W...BC 


Parrshoro1 
649-7 

New  Glasgow  529 
Gonor  535,  629 
535-235 
535-27 

3t.  Mary’s  529,  535 
South  Nelson  529 
Strathlorne  529 

Ste.  Justine  675 
535-233 

535- 150 
529-105 

Sherridon  529 
.529-181-185  ,  678 
McConnel  535 
Avondale  529 
29-154 

29-353,  460-3,  455 
233,  277 

Prince  Rupert  529 
529-260 

529  350 
529  350 

■<i.a  Port  Arthur 
’ort,  Alberni  535 

Itterhurne  535 
Williams  Lake  650 

536- 48 
455 

Clairmont  645 
Eastend  535 

535-65 

Kilwortby  529 
Coutts  F35 
535  235-249 
fnnisfail  536 
535-60  (R  R  name 
155  [F’rth  Chute) 
Bonavista  529 

Winfield  535 
(RR  name  Scheff 
erville 
529-350 

Upper  Woods  Har 
hour  529 
535-4 

Kamloops  535,  529 
Beaver  Cove  455 
Vermilion  529 

535-88 
mc-1  99 

529-203-205,  635-42 
Hodgson  629 
445-3 


tKootenayLand’g 

Kormak . 

Kouchibouguac . 

tKowkash . 

fKrakow . 

tKrasne . 

Kronau  . 

fKronsgart  .... 

Krugerdorf . 

Krydor .  13( 

Ksituan . 

Knkatush . 

Kulish . 

Kuroki . 

Kyle . 337 

Kylemore  .... 
fKyte . 

Kyuquot . 

La  Baie . 605 


fLa  BaieShawin 

igan . 122; 

La  Baleine . 


Labelle  . 1003 

tLaberge  . 

tLabonneville. . . 
La  Bostonnais  .  . 


POST 

OFFICES 


Labarre 
La  Barrikre . 


La  Branche . 
Labrecque. . 


Labrieville . 

La  Broquerie  . . 
tLa  Brosse  Jet. . 

La  Butte . 

Lac  k  Beauce . . . 

tLac  a  Belley . . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKBT,PP.8L-87 


Kootenay  W.  BC 
Algonia  East. .  U 

Kent . N  B 

Port  Arthur  ....  O 

Vegreville . A 

Yorkton . b 

Qu’Appelle...  ask 

Lisgar . M 

1'imiskaming . . . .  (J 
the  Battlefords..b 

Peace  River . A 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Dauphin  . M 

Mackenzie . S 

Rosetown-BiggerS 

Mackenzie . b 

lnverness- 

Richmond ...  NS 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 


Lacadena . 
L’Acadie  .. 


Lac  a  Foin . 

Lac  d  la  Tortve. 
Lac  a  la  Truite. 
Lac  Alouette... 

tLacasse . 

Lac  auSaumon. 

1,62  9 
Lac  aux  Brochets 

Lac  Aux  Sables. 
Lac  aux  Sables 
Station. 
tLa  Cave . 


Lac  Baker . 

Lac  Beauport. . . 

Lac  Bellemare. 

Lac  Bellevue  . . 

Lac  Blanc . 

tLac  Blouin  . . . 
Lac  Bouchette 


Lac  St.  Jean . 
Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudidreQ 

Labelle . Q 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Compton . Q 

■St.  Maurice  - 

Lafleche . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Quebec- 

Montmorency. .Q 

Saguenay . W 

Provencher  . . . .  M 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Bonaventure . . .  .Q 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Lake  St.  John- 

Roberval . Q 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 
St.  Jean-Iberville 
-Napierville.  ..Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

St.  Maurice  - 

Lafleche . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Quebeo- 

Montmorenoy.Q 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafleohe . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Labelle . Q 

tblleneuve . Q 

Roberval . Q 


535-69 

535- 66 

Richibucto  529 
529-166 
Wostok  635 
Wishart  635 
.536-160 

536- 113 
649 

529-266 

Spirit  River  645 

529-131 

Ethelbert  529 

529-269 

535-147 

529-269 

529-24  (PO  River 
Tillard) 

via  Ch  amiss  Bay 
529-108 

Shawinigan  Falls 
636,  529 

Les  Eboulements 
529 

529-105 
St  Felix  535 


535- 23 

536- 62 

Scotstown  535 
La  Tuque  529 

Oiffard  529 
Charlesbourg  529 

via  Forestville 

529-238 

685 

Nouvelle  529 
529-120 

529-105 


71  f 

Lac  Bouchett  e  Sts 
Lac  Briere. 

Lac  Brompton. . 
Lac  Brule . 


Roberval . Q 

Terrebonne....  Q 
Richmond -WolfeQ 
Terrebonne . Q 


529-273 
529-87,  535-3 

Buckingham  535 
535T9 

Ste.  Agathe  535 
via  St.  Jerome 
St.  Malachi  29 
529-50 

529-120  (R  R  name 
Brochet 
529-92 
529-92 

535-26 

529-118 

via  Quebec 

Shawinigan  Falls 
629,535 
St.  Paul  629 
Bellerive  Sta.  535 
Val  d’Or  529 
529-105 

529T06 

via  St.  Jerome 
Bromptonville  629 
Ste.  Agathe  535 


140 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


fLac  Oampion  . . . 

Lao  Caribou . 

Lac  Carre . .  566 

Lac  Castagnier . . 

Lac  Castor . 

Lac  Cayamant . . 

t  Lac  Charlebois. . 
Lac  Chat . 


Lac  Cloche . . . 
Lac  Connelly. 
Lac  Cornu  . . . 


f  Lac  David . 

Lac  de  la 
Montagne  Noire 
Lac  de  L’orignal 
Lac  des  Aigles, . . 
Lac-des-Becscies . 

fLac  des 
Commis8aire8. . 
Lac  des  Ecorces . . 

Lac  Desert.  . 

Lac  des  Res . 

Lac  des  Lys . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Lac  des  Pins  .... 

Lac  des  Plages . . 
Lac  des  Sept  Isles 
Lac  du  Bonnetbl  l 
Lac  du  Cerf. .... 

Lac  Dufault . 

Lao  Duffy . 

t  Lac  du 

Quinzieme 
Lac  Edouard. . . . 

Lac  Equerre . 

Lac  Etchernin . . . 

Lac  Franoais . 

Lac  Frontiere  . . . 

Lac  Gatineau . 

Lac  Gelinas. . . . 
Lac  Gemont . . . 


Gatineau . Q 

Terrebonne . ^ 

Terrebonne . Q 

Chapleau . 

Labelle . Q 

Pontiac- 
Teiniscamingue  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Labelle . 

Terrebone . Q 

Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 

Labelle . V 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

T6miscouata. . .  .Q 
Terrebonne . Q 

Roberval . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAK 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 

seekey, pp.81-87 


Lac  Gordon  . 
fLac  Grave  . 
Lac  Grosleau. 
Lac  Guindon. 
La  Chaloupe. 

Lachenaie 


Lachevrotihre 
*Lachine...27,773 

Lachine  Locks . . . 

Lac  Humquv . 

*Lachute  ..6,179 

Lachute  Mills  . . 

Lac  Labelle . 

(Summer  P.O.) 
Lac  La  Biche  905 
Lac  La  Biche 

Mission. 
Lac  La  Hache. . . 
Lac  la  Nonne 
fLao  la  Peohe. . . . 

Lao  Lasalle . 

Lac  Lavoie . 


Labelle . Q 

Labelle . 

Labelle . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Argenteuil- 
DeuxMontagnes  Q 

Labelle . 

Portneuf  . Q 

Springfield . M 

Gatineau . Q 

Viileneuve . Q 

Joliette-L’Assom’n 

Montcalm . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Quebec- 
Montmorency..Q 
Labelle  . . .  Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet. . . . Q 

Labelle .  . .  Q 

Terrebonne  ....Q 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Viileneuve . Q 

Labelle. .  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Saguenay . Q 


J  oliette-L’ Assomp' 
tion  MontcalmQ 

Portneuf .  Q 

Jacques  Cartier- 
Lasalle . Q 

Jacques  Oartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Ma taped  ia-  Amqui  529 

Matane . Q 

Argenteuil-  535‘18 

Deux  Montagnes Q 
Argenteuil-  Lachute  636 

Deux  Montagnes  Q 
Labelie . Q  Labelle  636 

Athabaska . A 

AthabasRa . A 

Kamloops . BC 

Jasper-Edson. . .  A 
St.  Maurioe- 

Laflecbe . Q 

Joliette-L’ Assomp- 
tion-MontcalmQ 
Matapedia- 

Matane . q]  529 


Buckingham  635 
Ste.  Agathe  636 
St.  Faustin  636 
Barraute  529 
Annonciation  635 

Gracefield  636 
Ste.  Marguerite535 
529-120 

Annonciation  536 
St.  Jerorne529,  535 

Ste.  Agathe  535 
Barrette  635 
Ste.  Agathe  535 

Ste.  Agathe  535 
Cabano  629 
St.  Sauveur  des 
Monts  529 
Lac  Bouchette  529 

Barrette  535 
Labelle  535 
Mont.  Laurier  635 
Campbellton  529 

Pine  Lake  629 

Lac  Remi  529 
St.  Raymond  529 
535-102,  195 
Barrette  535 
529-121 

St.  Lin  535 
St.  Noel  529 

529-105 

Labelle  535 
Ste.  Germaine  675 
St.  Faustin  535 
676-1 

Mont  Laurier  636 
Mont  Tr’mb'nt  536 


Montfort  529 
Shawbridge529,636 
Villemontel  529 
Papineauville  536 
Shawbridge635,529 
nia  Riviere  aux 
Graines 

Terrebonne  535 

535-21,  529-120 
529*83,  or  La  Salle 
535,  Bridge  to 
Caughnawaga 
Dominion  529 


645-2 

Lac  la  Biche  645 

660  [529 

Busby  645  orGunn 
Shawinigan  Falls 
529,  635 
St.  Felix  635 

Lac  au  Saumon 


POST 

OFFICES 


fLac  Lois . 

Laclu . 

fLac  Magloire  .  . 
Lac  Marutou  Sud 
Lac  Marois  . . . 
Lac  Munson  . . . 
Lac  Megantic. . 

6164 

Lac  Megantic 

Sud 
fLac  Meluque. . . 

tLac  Mercie  . 

Lac  Millette  . 

Lac  N  oir . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


*Lacolle  ...  1056 


Lacombe.. . 2,27 
La  Conception .  . 
La  Conception 
Station. 

Laconia  . 


La  Corey .... 

Lacorne . 

LaCorniche.. 

Lacoste . 

Lac  Ouareau. 


fLa  Coulee  . 


Lac  Paquin .... 
Lac  Pare . 


Lac  Pauz6 


Lac  Pelletier  . 
Lac  Pimbina. . 


fLac  Pinault. 


Lac  Quenouille. . 
Lac  Quinn . 


tLac  Remi.  .. 
Lac  Renaud.. . 
tLac  Ricard  . . 


La  Croche . 


Lao  Rocher. 


Lacroix . 

Lac  Roy 
Lac  Saguay .... 
Luc  Ste  Anne. 
Lac  St.  Charles. 

Lac  Ste.  Croix 
Lac  St  Denis 
( RCAF  Station) 
Lac  St.  Ignan 
Lac  St.  Joseph  16 
Lac  Ste.  Marie . 
Lac  St.  Paul. . 
Lac  St.  Thetese 
Lac  Sergent . .  128 

Lac  Simon . 

Lac  Superieur. 
tLac  Thiheault 
Lac  Tremblant 
Nord 

Lac  Trois 

Saumons 
tLac  Unique. . . . 


Lac  Vert . 
La  Cyr  . . . 


Chapleau . Q 

nenora-Rai’yRr.U 

Peace  River . A 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne  . . . .  Q 
Compton- 

Froutenac . Q 

Compton- 
Fronienac  . . .  .Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne  . 
Joliette-L’Assomp- 
tion-MontcalmQ 
(Jhateauguay- 
Huntingdon 
Laprairie.. . . 
VVetaskiwin  ....A 

Labelle . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Queens- 
Lunenburg.  .NS 

Athabaska . A 

Viileneuve . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Labelle  . Qu 

Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  ,Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

lolliette-l’A8- 
somption-  Mont¬ 
calm  . Q 

Joliette-L’Assomp- 
tion-MontcalmQ 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . .  .8 
Joliette-TAss’mp’n 
-Montcalm...  Q 
Matapedia- 

Mat.ane . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Joliette-  L’  Assomp 
tion-Montcalm  Q 

Labelle . Q 

Terrebonne.  ...Q 
Joliette-L’  Assomp 
tion-Montcalm  t, 
St.  Mauri  ce- 

Lafleohe .  Q 

Joliette- L’Assomp 
tion-MontcalmQ 

Beauce . Q 

Terrebonne.  . . .  .Q 

Labelle . Q 

lasper-Edson . .  .  A 
Quebec- 

M  ontmorency .  Q 
Lac  St  Jean  . . . . Q 
Argenteuil- 
Deux-MontagnesQ 

Gaspe .  Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Cochrane . O 

Portneuf .  Q 

Labelle .  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Temiscouata  . . . .  Q 
Terrebonne . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Rest.igouche- 
Madawaska  N  P 
H’mboldt-Melfort  S 
UesdelaMad’lein’Q 


529-121 
,36-61 
Falher  64  5 
Ste.  Agathe  635 
529-99 

•Ste.  Marguerite  636 
536-2-7,  676-2, 

(R  R  n Megantic) 
Megantic  636,  676 

St.  Noel  529 

M’t  Tremblant  635 
Mont  Rolland  535 
St.  Felix  535 

630,  529-211 


535-227-233-244 
Conception  635 
"35*23  (R  R  name 
Conception) 
Bridgewater  529 

Bonnyville  529 
Amos  529 
Ste.  Agathe  536 
535-23 

Ste  Agathe  535 


Matane  528 

Val  David  535 
Rawdon  529 


Rawdon  529 

Neville  535 

Ste.  Agathe  635 

Amqui  529 

Ste.  Agathe  535 
Rawdon  529 
[Remi  d’Amherst) 
529-99  (PO  n.  St. 
Mont  Rolland  535 
Rawdon  529 

Fitzpatrick  529 

loiiette  529,  535 


t.  Georges  675 
Val  Morin  535 
535-23 
Gunn  529 
Loretteville  629 

Metahetchouan  529 
Morin  Heights  529 

nia  Ste  Anne  des 
529-106  [Monts 
Kazabazua  636 
Mont  Laurier  635 
nia  Hearst 
529-106 

Conception  536 
St.  Faustin  535 
Lac  Baker  529 
MontTremblant635 

Trois  Saumons  629 

Ledges  529 

535-157 

Grande  Entree  347 


1  956  J 


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141 


POST 

OFFICES 


Ladder  Valley. 
La  Decharge . . 
Ladle  Cove  ... . 


*  Ladner . 

Ladriere . 

La  Uurantaye. 

Lady bank . 

Lady  Cove . 


Lady  Lake. . . . 

*  Ladysmith  2,09-1 
Ladysmith  .... 


1  Ladysmith . 
Lady  wood. . 
La  Ferme . . 

Laferte . _ 

t  Laflamme.. 


* Lafleche . . . .  542 


La/ond . 

fLafontaine  . 
fLafontaine.. 
La/orce . 


tLaforest. . . 
f  La  Gabelle. 

Lagacb . 

Lagaceoille . 
La  Glace  . . 
La  Glaoiere 


Lagoon. 


La  Gorgendiere 
La  Guadeloupe 
132 

Lahaieville . 

LaHave . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


LaHave  Island.. 


.314 


Laidlaw. 

Laird  . . 

Lairet. . . 

Lajord . 

Lake  Ainslie 

Chapel. 
Lake  Ainslie 

East  Side. 
Lake  Ainslie 

South  Side. 
Lake  Ainslie 

West  Side. 
Lake  Alma. .  .134 
Lake  Annis 


Lake  Aylmer  .... 
Lakehurn  . 
f  Lake  Chapleau. 

Lake  Charlotte. 
tLake  Chevreuil 

tLake  Clear . 

*Lake  Cowichan 
1,028 

Lakedell . 

Lake  Doucette. 


Lake  Eliza. . . . 
Lake  Errock. 
Lakefield . 


Prince  Albert.. .  .S 

Lapointe . y 

Bouavista- 
Twillmgate.  .Nd 
N.  Westminster  LSC 

Rimouski . y 

Bellechasse. . y 

Ldmontoo  VV 
Triuity- 
Oouception.  .Nd 

Mackenzie . S 

Nanaimo . BC 

Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 
P’tage-Neepawa  M 
Springfield..  . .  .M 
Onapleau  .  . .  y 

Chapleau . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet  . Q. 

fwift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . .  S 
Athabaska  ....  A 

Simcoe  E  R . 0 

Kamouraska  .  .  .Q 
Ponfiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Nickel  Belt  .....  O 
Three  Rivers. . .  .y 
Bonaventure . .  .  .Q 
Northumberl’dNB 
Peace  River. ...  A 
Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudifereQ 
Ssquimalt- 

Saanich . .  BC 

Portneuf . Q 

Megantic . y 

Athabaska 
yueens- 
Lunenburg.  .NS 
^ueens- 
Lunenburg  N  S 
Fraser  Valley.. B  C 

Rosthern . S 

yuebec  E . Q 

Qu’Appelle. .  Sask 
tnverness- 
Richmond 
Inverness- 
Richmond 
tnverness- 
Riehmond 
Inverness- 
Richmond...N  S 
Assiniboia  .  Sask 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Megantic . Q 

Westmorland  ,NB 
Argenteuil- 
Deiix  MontagnesQ 

Halifax . NS 

Argent.euil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ, 
Renfrew  NR.  -O 
Nanaimo . B  C 


railroad  on  whu ii 
LOCATED, ORNKAR- 
KST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SKEKET.PP  81-87 

Big  River  529 
Jonquiere  629 
3787 

via  Vancouver 
St.  Fabien  629 
529-116  [ton 

Suii  PO  of  Edmon 
Clarenville  629 

529-276 

535-88 

Shawville  536 
529-258 

Beausejour  535 

529-120 

529-121 

St.  Pierre  529 


*  Lakefield...  1, 710 
[Lake  Fortune. 
Lake  Four  .... 
Lake  Francis. . 


.N  S 
..NS 


.NS 


Wetaekiwin  ....  A 
Shelhurne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  NS 
Athabaska  A 

Fraser  Valley.  BC 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 
Peterborough.  .0 
Villeneuve  .  Q, 
Prince  Albert . . .  .S 

Portage- 
Neepawa . M 


535-170 

St.  Paul  529 
Penetang  529 
529*1 18(DeniauPO) 

Laverlochere  535 
5-’9-130 

535-29  (Gabelle  PO) 
Matapedia  529 
Newcastle  629 
Sexsmith  645 
St.  Felix  536 


via  Victoria 

via  Portneuf 
St.  Evariste  675 

Athabaska  529 
Bridgewater  529 

Bridgewater  529 

529-347 

529-261 

Sub.P.O.ofQuehec 

535-150 

Strathlorne  529 

Strathlorne  529 

Orangedale  529 

Strathlorne  529 

535-142 

562-1 

St.  Gerard  676 
Moncton  629 
629-99 

Musquodoboit 

[Harbour  52 
529-99 
Eganville  529,  535 
535-89,  529-346 

Wetaskiwin  535 
Hectanooga  562 

Myrnam  635 
Deroche  535 

Lachute  535 

529-17 

649-7 

Bodmin  529 
529-231 


POST 

OFFICES 


Lake  Harbour.. 


Lake  Hill . 


Lakehurst . 

Lake  Jsle . 

ILake  Joseph. . . 

tLake  Kathlyn 
Lake  L'Achigan . . 

Lakeland  . 

t Lakeland  ...  . 
Lake  Lenore  361 

Lake  Louise. . . . 
Lake  Majeau 
tLake  McGregor, 
t  Lake  Megantic. . 
Lake  Memphre- 
magog. 
Lake  Midway . 

f  Lake  Munro  . .  . 


Lakenheath 
t  Lake  Opinicon . 


Lake  Park . 

Lakeport . 

iake  Ramsay. . . 

t  Lake  St.  Joseph 
Lake  St.  Peter .  . 


Lakeshore. 
Lakeside  . . 
t  Lakeside . . 


Lakeside . 

tLake  Stream  . 
Lake  Thelma  . . 

tLaketon  . 

tLake  Uist  . . . . 


fLakevale  . 


Lake  Valley . 

tLake  Verde. . . . 
Lakeview  . 


Lakeview 


tLakeview. . .  . 
Lake  View  House 
tLakeview  Park 
Lakeville . 


f  Lakeville .... 

tLake  William. . 

tL.  Windermere. 
Lakewood . 


tLalande . 


Lalemant . 
Lally  Cove. 
La  Loche . . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Franklin  District 
NWT 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Peterborough  . .  .0 
lasper-Edson. .  .A 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Skeena .  B  C 

Terrebonne .  Q 

P’tage  N  eepawa.  M 
Cumberland  ..NS 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Bow  River . A 

lasper-Edson .  ...A 

Macleod . A 

Compton . Q 

Stanstead . y 

Digby-Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Digbj  -Amiapohs- 

Kings . NS 

Assiniboia . S 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Lanark  .  O 

Northumberland  O 
Queens- 
Luneriburg.  .N  S 

Portneuf .  Q 

Hastings- 

Frontenae...  O 
Niagara  Falls  . .  O 

Oxford . O 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Halifax . NS 

Kent . N  B 

Acadia . A 

Kent . N  B 

Inverness- 
Richmond ...  NS 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Queens . PEI 

Argenteuil 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Digby-Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Peel . Ont 

Portneuf . Q 

Ontario . O 

Victoria- 
Carleton ...  NB 
Dighy-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Megantic- 

Frontenac . Q 

Kootenay  E  .  .  B  C 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Argenteuil- 

Deux-MontagnesQ 

Chicoutimi..  Q 
Rurin-Burgeo  ..Nd 
Meadow  Lake . .  .S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 

SEE  KEV, PP.81-87 


via  Churchill  629 

(Sub  PO  of 

Victoria) 
Lakelield  529 
Entwistle  629 
529’130,  635-49 
( Ilarne8dale  P.O.) 
529  350 

Shawbridge535, 


L’Alverne.. 

L’Amahle 


tL’Amable. . . 
'La  Macaza. 

La  Malbaie 


Lamaline. . 
Lamarche  . . 
Lamartine . 


2,466 


Bonaventure . . 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . 
Renfrew  N.  R. . 
Labelle . 


529"228  [529 

549 

629-272 

536-225 
Gunn  529 
Milo  635 
see  Megantic 
Magog  535 

Digby  662 

Annapolis  Royal 
662 

535-140 

Chaffeys  Locks  629 

Carleton  P!ace  535 
Colborne  629,  535 
Chester  Basin  529 

iSeeLacSt.  Joseph) 
529-147 

via  Fort  Erie 

535- 63 

529  83,  535-33 

Timberlea  529 
Chipman  529,535 
Fleet  636 
Chatham  529 
St.  Peters  529 

Antigonish  529 

529-271 
629-6-9 
Weir  529 

Springfield  529 

529-207 

Ste.  Catherine  629 

529  161 

620-58 

562-6 

Plessisville  529 

[P.O.) 

536- 84  (Athalmer 
Bracebridge  629 

529-91 

Port  Alfred  685 
378  9 

193  or  Meadow 
Lake  536  or 
Cheeoham.A.  645 
Cross  Point  529 
Detlor  529 


Charlevoix . Q 


Burin-Burgeo. 

Lapointe . 

Montmagney- 
L’lslet . 


Nd 

•  Q 


629-214 

635-23  (R  R  name 
Macaza) 

529-122  (Landing 
n.  Murray  Bay) 
378-9 
Alma  505 
L’Isletville  529 


142 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Lambertville _ 

Lambeth . 

Lambton  ....  623 
Lambton  Mills. . 


La  Mennais . 

Lameque . 

La  Miche . 

La  Minerve . 

Lamming  Mills  . 

Lament . 631 

La  Motive . 

Lamorandiere. . . 

La  Motte . 

Lampard . 

*Lampman  ..386 

Lamy . 

Lanark . 791 

f Lanark . 

fLa  Nativite . 

*Lancaster . 

Lancaster  . .  648 

Lance  au  Clair. . 
Lance  au  Loup. . 

Lance  Cove . 

t  Lancelot . 


Lancer  . 174 

*  Landis . 161 

LandonviUe . 


Landrienne.. . . 

Landry . 

t  Landscape .... 

Laudseer . 

Lanftne . 

Lang . 2' 

tLang . 

Langbank . 

tLang  Bay . 

Langdon  _ 

tL’Ange  Gardien. 

*Langenburg  .590 
Langevin . . 
Langford  Park. . . 
Langford  Station 

Langham  . . .  .305 

Langlais . 

*  Langley . 

tLanglois . 

Langruth . 

Langstaff . 

Langton . 

Languedoc . 

Laniel . 

*Lanigan . 410 

Laniwci . 

L' Annonciation. . 

660 

Lanoraie . 


tLaNormandie. . . 

*  Lansdowne . 

LansdoivneHouse 
Lansdowne  Sta . . 
L'Anse  a  Fugere. 
tL’Anse  i  Giles  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Charlotte . N  B 

Middlesex  EK...O 

Megan  tic . Q 

York  WR . O 


Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Gloucester.  .  ,N.B. 

Charlevoix . y 

Lahelle . y 

Cariboo . B  C 

Vegreville . A 

Gaspe . y 

Chapleau . y 

Yilleneuve . Q 

H'mboldt-Mel  fortS 
Moose  Mountain  S 
LAiniscouata  . . . .  Q 

Lanark .  O 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Rimouski....  ,.Q 
St.John-AlbertNB 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Labrador . Nd 

Labrador . Nd 

St.  John’s  E.. .  .Nd 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  . O 

Kindersley . S 

Kindersley . S 

Battle  River- 

Oamrose . A 

Chapleau . Q 

Gloucester. . . .  N  B 

Assiniboia . S 

Lisgar . M 

Acadia . A 

Assiniboia.  ..Sask 
Peterborough . .  .0 
Q’Appelle  . . .  .Sask 
Coast  Capilano  BC 

Bow  River . A 

Quebeo- 

Montmorency..Q 

Melville . S 

Dorchester . Q 

Jasper  Edson. . . A 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BO 

The  Battlefords..  S 
Lac  St.  Jean. . . .  Q 
N.  Westminster.  BC 

Belleohasse . Q 

P’tage  Neepawa  M 

York  NR . o 

Norfolk . o 

Chapleau . Q 

Pontiac- 
Temisnamingue  Q 
H'mboldt-MelfortS 

Rosthern . S 

Labelle . Q 


L’Anse  Amour. . . 


R  ilLROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKKY, PP.81-87 


St.  Andrews  635 
via  London 
Courcelles  676 
(Sub  P.O.  of  Toron 
to)  West  Toronto 
629,  636 


Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudibreQ 
Montmagny- 

L’ Islet . Q 

Leeds . o 

Port  Arthur . O 

Pictou .  ...NS 

Caap6 . Q 

Montraagny- 

L’lslet. . . . Q 

Labrador . Nd  Forteau  378 


Laprairie  529 
Shippigan  629 
St.  Joachim, 629 
Labelle  535 
529-350 
529-260 

Cape  Cove  529 
Champneuf  529 
Amos  529 
Dafoe  536 
529-263 

St.  Honore  529 
Perth  636 
Antigonish  629 

Cabano  529 
535  "307  ( Postal  Stn. 

of  Saint  John) 
529-83 

378-8 

378-8 

via  St.  John's 

Utterson  529 

535-162 

529-245 

Clandonald  535 

529-120 

Inkerman  529 

535-170 

635-119 

529-252 

535-151 

Keene  529 

529-258 

455 

535-225-236 

529-122 

535-101 

Ste.  Justine  675 
Wabamun  529 
635-88 

529-260 

Isle  Maligne  605 
514 

529-118 

529-228 

Richmond  Hill  529 
Courtland  529,  712 
Authier  629 

535-26 

535-155-156-157-176 
Alvena  529 
535'23  (R  R  name 
Annonciation) 
535-17-21 


Montmagny  529 
529-83 

195  or  Nakina  529 
529-13 

via  Fox  River 
529-115 


POST 

OFFICES 


L’Anse  auBe’ufils 
L’Anse  aux 

Cousins 
L’Anse  <2  Valleau 
L’Anse  Melnnes. 
L’Anse  St.  Jean 
t  Lansing . 


Lantier . 

Lantz  Siding . . . 


Lantzville. 
La  Paix  . . . 
La  Passe.. 


La  Patrie.  . .  .438 

tLa  Perade  . .  1111 
La  Petite  Riviere 
St.  Francois. . 

Lapierre . 

La  Piniere . 


LaPlaine  . 


Lapland  . 


La  Plante . 
La  Poile  . 
La  Pointe.. 


LaPointe  Station. 

Laporte . 

Lappe . 

*  Laprairie.  A, 053 


La  Presentation 

fLa  Providence  - 
2,693 

L’Archeveque  . . 


Larchwood . 

Lardeau . 

*  Larder  Lake . . . 
L’Ardoise . 


L’Ardoise  West 

La  Redemption. 

La  Reine ....  385 
fLa  Renaudi&re. . 

La  Richardiere . . 

Larivibre . 

Lark  Harbour . . . 

tLarkin . 


Larkspur. . . . 
La  Rochelle  . 
Larocque  . . . 
La  Rouge. . . . 


Larouche . 

Larry’s  River. 

t  Larson . 

La  Salette . 

La  Salle...  11,633 

La  Salle . 1864 

La  Salle . 

La  Sarre. . .  .2744 

Lasoelles . 

L’  Ascension . 

La  Scie . 


tLaseine. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED, OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EKKEV, PP.81-87 


Gaspb  . 
Gaspe. 


•  Q 

•  Q 

Q 
Q 
Q 

York  Centre  . . .  .0 


Gasp5 . 

Bonaventure. . . 
Chicoutimi . 


Terrebonne . Q 

Colohester- 

Hants . NS 

Nanaimo . BC 

Trols  Rivieres.  .Q 
Renfrew  NR....0 

Compton - 

Frontenac. ..  Q 

Champlain  . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Megantio . Q 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon 

Laprairie . Q 

Joliette-L’  Assomp- 
tion-Jlontcalm  Q 
Queens- 
Lunenburg.  .N  S 
Gloucester. . .  .N  B 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
Inverness- 
Richmond. . .  NS 
Kamouraska. .  . .  Q 
Kindersley  ,  .Sask 
Port  Arthur.  ...O 
hateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

St.  Hyacinthe 

Bagot . Q 

tnverness- 
Richmond  . . .  NS 
Nickel  Belt . O 


BC 

..O 

..NS 

..NS 


Kootenay  W 
Timiskaming. 
Inverness- 
Richmond 
[nverne8s- 
Richmond 
Matapedia- 

Mat.ane . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’ Islet . Q 

Temiscouata. . .  Q 

Lisgar . M 

Humber- 
St.  George’9.  Nd 
Okanagan- 

Revelstoke..BC 

Athabaska . A 

Provenoher . M 

Cochrane . O 

Prince  Albert . .  ,S 

Lapointe . Q 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 

Port  Arthur . O 

Norfolk . O 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Essex  WR . o 

St.  Boniface ....  M 

Chapleau . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Lahelle .  ,  .0 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  ..Nd 
Fort  William. . .  .0 


Perce  529 
via  Gaspb 

via  Gaspb 
Port  Daniel  629 
Port  Alfred  685 
Part  of  Toronto 
(PO  name 
Willowdale) 
Ste.  Agathe  536 
529-12 

Wellington  535.88 
via  Trois  Rivieres 
Fort  Coulonge  636 
or  Beachburg629 

Scotstown  535 
535-21 

529*122  (R  R  name 
Petite  Riviere) 
Robertson  675 
Brosseau  529 


535-24 

Bridgewater  529 

Petit  Rocher  529 
378.3 

via  Cheticamp 

529-118 

529-267 

Port  Arthur529, 535 
529  81 


* Lashburn — 348The  Battlefords  .S  529-260 


via  St. Hyacinthe 

via  St.  Hyacinthe 

St.  Peters  529 

535-66 

445-3 

649.7 

St.  Peters  529 

St.  Peters  529 

Mont  Joli  528,  529 

529-120 
St.  Pierre  529 

Isle  Verte  529 
535-117 
Curling  529 

535-74,  529-351 

Dapp  645 
Dufrost  535 
649-6 

193  or  via  Prince 
Albert 
529-105 
360  or  via 

Guysboro 

529-162 
623-34 
535-3,  633-1 

via  Windsor 
535-117 
629-120 
Alcove  635 
Annonciation  535 
378-5-8 

529-132 


1956] 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Lasqueti . 

* L' Assomption  .. 

2,688 

Last  Lake . 

Last  Mountain. . . 

La  Tabatiere . 

Latchford  . .  504 
Latchford  Bridge 

Laterriire _ 626 

fLaterriere  Jot. . 

tLathom . 

tLa  Tortue . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Latour . 

*La  Trappe . 

La  Trinite  des 

Monts . 

Lattie’s  Brook. . 

Latulipe . 

*La  Tuque..9,b38 


Lauder . 

Lauderdale . 

Launay . 

Launay  Station. 

Laura . 98 

fLaureat . 


Comox-Alberni  BC 
Joliette-L'Assomp- 
tion-Montcalm  Q 

Peace  River . A 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre . . .  S 

Saguenay . Q 

Timiskaming. . .  ,<j 

Renfrew  S  R _ O 

Chicoutimi . q 

Chicoutimi  . Q 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 


Laurel . 
Laurel  . 


Laurel  Station. 


Laurenceton. 


t Laurent . 


[Laur»ntianView 

Laurier . 506 

*  Laurier . 

Laurierville.  .640 

tLaurin . 

Lauvergot . 

Lanzon . 9,643 

Laval . 476 

Ln  val  des 

Rapides  4,998 

La  YalUe ..  .. 

Laval  Ouest  L935 
t  Laval  Rapides. 

4998 

Laval  sur  le  Lac. 

189 

Lavaltrie . 661 


Lavaltrie  Station 

Lavant  Station. 

Lavenham . 

L' Avenir....  370 


Laventure . 

La  Verendrye. . . . 


•  Q 
.NS 


Rimouski 
Colchester- 
Hants. .  . 
Pontiac- 
Temiscamingue  Q 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Brandon-Souris.M 
Edmonton  E ....  A 

Chapleau . Que 

Ohapleau . Q 

Rosetown-  BiggarS 
Pontiae- 
Temiscamingue  Q 
Dufferin-Simcoe  O 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Argenteuil 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay..  .Nd 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafieche . Q 

Carleton . 0 

Lotbinifere . Q 

Dauphin  . M 

Megantic . Q 

Simcoe  ER  . O 

Northumberl’dNB 

LAvis  . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Laval . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATBL 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R 
STATION, SEE  RET , 

PP  81-S7 


Kenora- 
Rainy  River. .  .0 

Laval  . Q 

Laval . Q 

Laval  . Q 

Berthier- 
Maskinongp- 
DelanaudifereQ 
■I  oli  ette-L’ Assomp- 
tion-MontcalinQ 

Lanark . O 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 
Drummond- 

Arthabaska. .  ..Q 
Meadow  Lake. .  .  S 
Three  Rivers. . .  .Q 


466  (Ldg  name 
529  85  [  False  Bay) 

Berw\ n  646 
Dm  al  635 

348-2 

649 

Barry’s  Bay  629 
via  Chicoutimi 
686-2 
535-226 
529-81 


Ilets  Jeremie  349-1 
St.  Eustache 
sur  le  Lac  629 

Rimouski  529 
Burtons  562 

Laverloehere  535 

529  120 

535-106-107-111-  [on 
Sub  POof  Edmont 
529-120  (P  O  3  mis. 
529-120  [dist.) 
529-262 

Campbell’s  Bay 
535-40 

629-99 

529-99 

Norris  Arm  529 

529-106 

via  Ottawa 
529'86 
529-226 
Ste.  Julie  529 
Penetang  529 
Newcastle  529 
via  Levis,  Q 
via  Quebec,  Q 
535-18-21  (R  R  n. 

Laval  Rapides) 
(Sub  PO  Montreal) 
529-132 

[529 

Laval  sur  le  Lac 
535-18  2 1 


fLavergne. 


Laverloehere. 
La  Vernilre. 


Lavery  . 

tLa  Vigie  . . 
Lavigne 
Lavillette. . . 


....Q 


Drummond- 
Arthabaska 
Pontiac- 

T’emiscamingue  Q 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine ....  Q 

Beauoe . Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Nipissing . O 

Nortbum’land.NB 


529-91 

535-21  (Sta.  6  mis. 


535-21 

535-61 

529-258 

Drummondville 
529,  535 
Spiritwood  529 
Trois  Rivieres 
529  535 
Lemieux  529 


535-2 

via  Grindstone 

[Island 
Morisset  675 
Chandler  629 
Verner  535 
Newcastle  529 


Lavington . 


Lavinia . 

La  Visitation. . . . 

[Lavoie . 

Lavoy . 122 

Lawn . 

Laivrence  Station 
Lawrence  Station 
Lawrencetown . . . 

Lawrenceville  344 

Lawson . 94 

Lawton . 

La.yco  . 

Lay  land  . 

Leacross  . 

Leader  . 835 

Leading  Tickles 


POST 

OFFICES 


Leaman . 

Leamington . . .  ■ 
6,950 

Lea  Park . 


tLear . 

[Learys . 

*Leaside  .  .16,233 

* Leask . 306 

Leaskdale . 

Leavitt . 

Lebel . 


Leblanc  . 

Le  Bouthillier . . . 

Le  Bret . 318 

Le  Breton  Flats. 
[Lebrun . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION,  SEE  KET, 

PP.  81-87 


ILe  Cap. . . . 
L’  Echourie . 
[Leckford  . 
Lec.lero . 


Leclercville . . .  487 
t  Ledges . 


Leduc . 1842 

Ledwyn . 

Leeburn . 

Leech  . 

Leechtown . 


Leedale. 
1  Leeds. . 


Okanagan- 
ltevelstoke  . .  BC 

Marquette . M 

N  icolet-YamaskaQ 
Three  Rivers. . .  .  Q 

Vegreville . A 

Burin-Burgeo..NcJ 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Elgin . (J 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . N  S 

Shettord . Q 

Rosetown-Biggar- 
Jasper-Edson .  ...A 

Mackenzie .  8 

P’tage-N  eepawaM 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Kindersley . t 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay . .  .Nd 
Jasper-Edson.. .  .A 
Essex  E  R . 0 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Fraser  Valley . .  B  C 

Lisgar . M 

York-Scarboro’.  .0 

The  Battlefords. .  . 

Ontario .  O 

Lethbridge. .  ..Alta 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Westmorland  .N  B 
Gloucester. . .  .N  B 

Melville . S 

673  Wellington  St 
Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudidreQ 

Laval .  Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Rosthern . S 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Selkirk . M 

Algoma  W  R.. .  .0 
Gloucester . . .  ,N  B 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Beauce . Q 


*T,eeds  Village. . . 

Leeshore . 

Lee  Valley . 

tLeeville . 

Lefaivre . 


Lefebvre 
ILefebvre  . . . 

Lefroy  . 

Legal..  . 

Legend . 

Leger  Brook . 

Leaere . 

Legerville.. . . 
tLeggatt 


523 


Le  Goff . 

[Legrand.  . 
Legresley . . 
[Leighside. 
Leighton  . . 


Megantic . Q 

Vegreville . A 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Timiskaming. .  ..0 
Glengarry- 

Prpscott . 0 

Richmond- Wolf  eQ 
Kamouraska. . .  Q 
Dufferin-Simcoe.  0 
Jasper-Edson —  A 
Medicine  Hat.. .  A 
Westmorland.  NB 
Northumberl’dN  B 

Kent . N  B 

Matapedia- 

Matane .  Q 

Athabaska .  A 

Cariboo . BC 

Gloucester  . . .  .NB 

Royal . N  B 

Battle  River- 
Camrose . A 


529-352,  636-80 

529-244 
La  Baie  629 
La  Gabelle  635 
529-260 
378-9 
536-308 
529-209,  712 
562-1 

535-8 
529-282 
Barrhead  645 
535-144 

Portage  la  Prairie 
535-144  [529,  635 

535-161-162 
378-5 

529-320 

546-2,  623-32,  437, 
329-14, 159,  268 
Marwayne  636 

535-91 

529-227 

535-34-43,  529-130 
(Postal  Sta.“R”  of 
529-256  [Toronto) 
Uxbridge  529 
Cardston  636 
■udbury  Jet  629 
Shediac  529 
Caraquet  529 
529-264 
Ottawa  City 
Maskinonge  635 

[Martin  PO) 
535-21  (Cap  St. 
Gaspe  529 
529-265 

Kedgwick  629 

Fortierville  629 
V29'H4(St.  Francois 
,ie  Madawaska  PO) 

535- 227-244 
Riverton  635 
Bruce  535 
Tracadie  529 
529-346 

Rimbey  535 
675  (Broughton 
Station  P  O) 
Robertson  675 
Star  535 
Webbwood  535 
649-4 

Fassett,  Que.  535 

Dauby  529 
529-118 
529T93 
529-317 

536- 243 
Shediac  529 
Tracadie  629 
Canaan  529 
528 


629-3 
529-350 
Bathurst  629 
Tngleside  5S5 
Marwayne  535 


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P08T 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

sbkkky,pp.8  -87 


Leinan . 

Leipzig . 114 

tLeitches  Creek 

Leith . 

Lejao . 

Lejeune . 

t  Letnay . 

Lemberg. . 606 

Lemesurier . 

Le.mievx . 

Lemieux . 

fLeMoyne. .  .4078 

fLempriere  . 

Lemsford . 

Lena . 

*Leney  . 46 

Lennard . 

■fLennox . 

Lennox  Island.. . . 


Rosetown-BiggarS 

Kindersley . S 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Grey  N  R . U 

Cariboo . B  C 

Teraiscouata. . . .  Q 

Gatineau  . Q 

Melville  . S 

Megantic . \Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Glengarry- 

Presoott . O 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Kamloops . BC 

liindersley .  S 

Brandon-Souris .  M 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Dauphin . M 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Prince .  PEI 


*  Lennoxville  2,896 

Leiiore . 

tLens  . 

Lenswood . 

Lenvale . 


Stanstead . Q 

Marquette . M 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . .  .0 

Churchill  . M 

Humboldt- 
Melfort . S 


636-174 

635-166 

529-14 

via  Owen  Sound 
5  19*360 
Ste.  Rose  529 
Kazabazua  635 
536-155 

Robertson  675 
529-86 

Casselman  529 

(Ville  Lemoyne 
P.O.I 
629  347 
535-162 
529-226 
529-245 
Inglis  535 
Antigonish  529 

Port  Hill  529 

529-82,  635-7,  676 

535- 110 

536- 50 

Bowsman  529 
635-157 


Leo . 

Leofnard . 

Leonard  . 

Leonard  de 

Matapedia 

Leonardville. 

*Leoville . 329 

tLe  Page . 

Le  Page . 

tLe  Pas . 

tLe  Petit  Bois 

Franc. 

Lepine 
L'  Spiphanie 

2,4*2 

Le  PontdeQuebec 

Le  Pr5 . 

Lepreau . 

Leguille . 


Leross . 325 

*  Leroy . 409 


t  Lerwick . 

Lesage . 

Lee  Boules. 

Lea  Buissons 
Les  Caps . 

tLes  Cedres . 

Les  Eboulements . 
Lee  Ecureuils  . . . 

fLes  Erables . 

Les  Escoumins . 

Les  Etroits . 

tLes  Falaisea  .... 

Les  Fonds . 

tLes  Forges . 

tLes  Gres . 

tLes  Greves . 


Acadia . A 

Rosthern  ,  .  Sask 

Russell . O 

Bonaventure  . ..  .Q 


5-29-325 
529  249 
535-31 

Matapedia  529 


Charlotte . N  B 

Meadow  Lake.  . .  S 

Terrebonne . Q 

Cochrane .  O 

Churchill  ,M 
T6miscouata  ,...Q 


St.  Andrews  635 
i35-]  79 
535-24 
729  154 
(The  Pas  P  O) 

St.  Eloi  529 


Rosthern . 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 


Montealm . Q 

Quehec- 

Montmorency.Q 
lies  de  la 
Madeleine  Q 
Charlotte . N  B 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings  . NS 

Yorkton . s 

Humboldt. 

Melfort  . S 

Victoria- 
Carleton  . . .  .NB 

Terrebonne . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Saguenay  . Q 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges  . . . .  Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Tbmiscouata. . .  .Q 
Quebec- 

Montmorenoy..Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Three  Rivers. .  ,.Q 

Three  Rivers. . .  ,Q 
Richelieu- 
Vercheres . Q 


S  529-290 

536-21,  529-85-102 


Bridge  529 

ilia  Grindstone  Is. 

535"312  (R  R  name 
Lepreaux) 
Annapolis  Royal 
562 

529-245 

>35-15 

Perth  Jet  536 

535- 23 
>28 

iria  Ragueneau 
via  Grindstone  Is. 

(See  Cedars) 

529-122 
Ecureuils  629 
Trois  Pistoles  529 
351 

529-118 

529-122  (Ville- 

neuve  P  O) 
St  Apollinaire  629 

536- 29  (Les  Vieilles 
Forges  P  O) 

535-29 

529-108 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Les  H  auteurs 
de  R  imouski  . 

Leskard  . 

Leslie . 

*  Leslie  Stat’n  132 

Leslieville . 

Les  Mechins  .... 
Lfesperance  . 

Les  Prairies . 

Lessard . 

Les  Saules . 

fLesterdale.  . .  . 

*Lestock . 101 

Les  Trois 

Ruisseaux 
Les  Vieilles  Forges 

fL’Etang . 

Letellier  . 

fL’Etete . 

Lethbridge22,94'i 
Lethbridge . 

Letterkenny . 

tLettonia . 

Levack .  1833 


Kimouski  . . 

....Q 

Durham  .... 

....O 

Ilea  de  la 

Madeleine . 

...  Q 

Yorkton . 

....s 

Red  Deer. .  . 

.Alta 

Gasp6 . 

...Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lalet. . . . 

•  Q 

Rellechasse  . 

...Q 

Athabaaka . . 

...  A 

Quebec- 

Montmorency  .Q 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro.  .  .NS 


Antigonish- 

Guysboro.  .  .NS 

Yorkton . S 

Gaspe . Q 

Three  Rivers... .Q 

Charlotte . N  B 

Provencher . M 

Charlotte . N  B 

Lethbridge . .  .Alta 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 
Renfrew  S  R.  ..O 

Springfield  . . . .  M 
Nickel  Belt . O 


Levesque . Restigouche- 

MadawaskaNB 
*Lhvis  .  .  .  13,162  L6viB .  Q 


Lewis . 

fLewis  Bay  West 

LewisCoveRoad. 

tLewie  Mountain 
fLewis  Mountain 

Lewisporte  . .  1218 

f  Lewiston . 


Springfield  . .  .  ,  M 

Inverness- 
Riehmond. . .  NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond .  .NS 
Westmorland  NB 
inverness- 
Richniond . .  .NS 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .Nd 
Halifax  .  .  NS 


Lewisville 


Westmorland  NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

8EE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Luceville  629 

Pontypool  536 
Grande  Entree  347 

535-166 
529-319 
Matane  528 
529-11 

St.  Francois  629 
Bonnyville  629 
Lorette  635 

Monastery  529  or 
via  Guysboro 
529-245 
Gasp6  529 

Les  Forges  535 
St.  George  635 
529-221,  686-2,  647 
St.  George  535 
535-230-238,191,240 
629-35 

Barry’s  Bay  529 
Lac  du  Bnnnet53fi 
535-66  (P  0  4  mis. 

from  Sta.) 
Erlmundston  629, 
536 

529-84-115,  675-3 
Ferryto  Quebec 
529-160 
via  Sydney 

St  Peters  529 

River  Glade  529 
Orangedale  529 

529-38.  378-5-6-7-8 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
Moncton  529 


Lewvan  . 

t Leyland  . 

Libau . 

Liberty . 152 

Liebenthal . 

Lightwooda 
Ligny  St.  Flochel. 

Likely . 

Lilac . 

t  Lille . 

Lillestrom . 

t  Lilies  ve . 

- Lillooet .  .  .  .  469 

tLily . 

Lily  Bay . 

Lilvdale . 

Lily  Plain. 
Limberlost  Lodge 


Limbour . 

Lime  Hill . 

Limehouse. .  . 
Limerick  .  240 

tLimerick . 

Lime  Ridge . 

tLimestone . 


Assiniboia  .  Sask 
Jasper-Edson. .  A 
Springfield. .  .  M 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre..  S 
Kindersley .  .  S 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 

Gaspe .  Q 

Cariboo ....  B  C 

The  Baltlefords..S 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Assiniboia....  8 

Selkirk  ........  M 

Kamloops. . . .  B  C 

Cumberland  N  S 

Selkirk . jj 

The  Battlefords. .S 
PnnoeAlbert  Sask 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Gatineau . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 

Halton . O 

Assiniboia . S 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska  NB 
Richmond- Wolfe  Q 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . .  .NB 


529  251 
529  312 

529  240 
535  159 

Leader  535 

MoKague  535 
Grand  eRiviere5  29 
Williams  Lake  650 
529  256 
535  147 
Bobarm  535 
Lundar  529 
650  (also ’bus  from 
Ashcroft ) 
Thomson  529 
Deerhorn  529 
Carruthers  529 
Pr.  Albert  529,535 
Huntsville  529 


Hull  529,  635 
West  Bay  Road  529 

529  185 
535.170 
629-62 

Marbleton  675 
535.302 


1956] 


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POST 

OFFICKS 


L’lmmacuRe 

Conception 

Limoges . 

*  Limoilou . 

Linacre . 

Linaria . 

Lincoln . 

fLinooln . 

Lincoln  Park . . . 
Linoolnville . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RA1LHOAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SKEKEY.PP. 81-87 


Lincour  . 

Lindale . 

* Lindbergh .... 

Lindbrook . 

Lindell ....... 

Lindell  Beach  . 

Linden . 

*Lindsay  .  .  9,603 

fLindsay . 


Lingan . 


(Lingley . 

(Lingman  Lake. 


Liniire  . .  . 
*Lintlaw. . 
Linton  . . . 
tLintons  . 
Linwood . 
tLinwood. 


949 
.  316 


*Lion’s  Head 

Lionsview  . . . 


358 


fLipsett . 

Livton . 367 

fLisbourg  .... 


Bona  venture  . . .  Q 

Russell . O 

QuebeoEast .  .  ..Q 

Kindersly . S 

Jasper-Edson  ...  A 

Alhabaska . A 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Calgary  .South  .  A 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  . .  .NS 
Gloucester  . . .  ,NB 
Wetaskiwin.  ...  A 

Athabaska . A 

Vegreville . A 

Fraser  Valley  B  C 
Fraser  Valley. .  BC 

Bow  River . A 

Victoria .  .0 

Victoria- 

Carleton..  N  B 
8.  Cape  Breton 

N  S 

Royal . N  B 

Kenora- 
Rainy River. .  .0 

Beauce . Q 

Mackenzie  . .  Sask 
Portneuf  .Q 

York-SunburyNB 
Waterloo  N  R.  O 
Antigonish- 

Guysboru’ . .  NS 

Bruce .  0 

CoastCapilano.  BC 

H’mboldt-MelfortS 
Melville . S 


Lisburn. . 
Liscomb. 


Lisoomb  Mills. 

Lisgar  Station. 
Lisieux . 

Lisle . 

L’Islet . 830 

L’Isletville.  .  .  . 


fLismore . 

Lister  . 

* Listowel . .  .  3,469 
Litchfield . 


Little  Aldouane. . 
Little  Bartibog 
Little  Bass  River 


Little  Bay  . 


Little  Bay . 

Little  Bay  East . 
*Little  Bay  Is.  . 

Little  Bay  West 
tLittle  Bras  d’Or 

*  Little  Britain .  . 
Little  Brook . 


Little  Brook  Sta 

Little  Bullhead  . 
Little  Burnt  Bay. 

Little  Cape . 

Little  Catalina.. 


Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 
Jasper-Edson ...  A 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’.  N  S 
Antigonish- 
Gu.vsboro’.  N 
Richmond-WolfeQ 
Assiniboia 
Dufferin-Simcoe  O 
Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Piotou.  ...NS 
Kootenay  E . . . .  B( 
Perth  O 

Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings .  NS 

Kent . N  B 

N’thumberl’d  NB 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  .Nd 
Burin-Bugeo . .  Nd 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  ..Nd 
Burin-Burgeo..  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Viotoria  ....  NS 

Victoria . O 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 
Shelburne-Var- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Selkirk  . M 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bav 
Westmorland.  .NB 
Trinity- 
Conception 


St.  Alexis  529 

629-211  [Quebec) 
529-105  (Sub  PO  of 
535-148 
Pibrooh  645 
Athabaska  629 
529.68 
via  Calgary 
Monastery  529 

Bereeford  529 
Breton  535 
529-327 
529  245 
Sardis  514 
Sardis  514 
535-251 

529.171-173-176, 
535.45-54 
529.58 

Dominion  698  or 
New  Waterford 
535.307  [698 

195 

St  Georges  675 
529.239 
529  105  [529 

Hardwood  Ridge 
535.37 
529.17 

Wiarton  529 
(Snb  PO  of  Van 
com  er)i na  N.Van- 
529  272  [couver 
535.155  (Pleasant 
Valley  PO) 

529  99 

529.322 
Antigonish  529 

Antigonish  629 

529.82 

535-143 
529  191 
L’Isletville  529 


.  .Nd 


.Nd 


529.115 

Merigomisb  529 
Creston  536 
.529  182-187 
tnnapolis  Royal 
562 

Richibucto  529 
Newcastle  529 
Londonderry  529 

378 

via  Burin 

378-3 

378-5-8 

378-3 

529.14 

Mariposa  529 
562.1 

562.1 

442or  Riverton  536 
Lewisporte  529 

Shediac  529 

Catalina  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


*Little  Current 

1,397 
Little  Dover.  . 

Little  Fort . 

Little  Gasp6.  .  . 

Little  Gem . 

Little  Grand 

Rapids 
Little  Harbour. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Little  Harbour. . . 

Little  Harb.  Deep 

Little  Harb.  East 
Little  Harb.  Wesl 
Little  Hawk  Lake 
Little  Heart’s 

Ease 

Little  Judique 

Lit  JudiquePondB 

Little  Liscomb  . 

(Little  Longlac. . 
Little  Lorraine. . . 

tLittle  Mbtis . 

Little  Narrows. . . 

Little  Pabos . 

Little  Paradise 
Little  Plume  . . . 
Little  Pond . 


Little  Prairie . . . 
Little  Rapids. . . . 
Little  River . 


Algoma  E  R.  .  .0 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’.  N  S 

Kamloops . BC 

Gasp€ . Q 

Aoadia . A 

Spring-field . M 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  . .  Nd 
St.  John’s  W .  ..Nd 
Burin  Burgeo.  Nd 

Victoria . 0 

Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro'.  N  S 
Port  Arthur  .  . .  O 
Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  ..NS 

GaspC . Q 

Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
MedicireHat..  Alta 


635-68,  438 
via  Canso 


(Little  River. . . 
(Little  River 

Harbour . 

tLittle  RiverMills 

Little  Shemogue.  ■ 
Little  Shippigan.. 
Little  Tancook . . . 

Little  Tracadie. . . 
Little  Woody.... 

Little  York . 

Livelong . 

Lively  . 

*  Liverpool .  .3,535 

(Livingston . 

(Livingstone 

Cove  . 

Lizard  Lake  ... . 
Lizotte . 


*  Lloydminster 

3,938 

(Lloyds . . 


Lloyds  Hill . 
Lloyd  town. . 

Lobo  . 

(Lochaber.  . 


tLochaber . 

Lochaber  Mines 

Lochalsh . 


Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Cariboo . BC 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

St  John- Albert..  NB 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Restigouehe- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Westmorland.  .NB 

Gloucester . NB 

Oueens- 

Lunenburg .  NS 

Gloucester . NB 

Assiniboia. ...  8 

Queens  . PEI 

Meadow  Lake.  .  S 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

Queens- 

'  Lunenburg..  NS 

Algoma  ER . 0 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’ .  •  ■  NS 
The  Battlefords..S 

Roberval . Q 

The  Battlefords..S 

Digby-Annapolis- 
Kings  ....NS 

Acadia . A 

York  N  R . 0 

Middlesex  W  R.  .0 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’..  NS 

Labelle . Q 

Halifax . NS 

Algoma  W  R  . . .  O 


629-347 
Gasp6  529 
529-269 
195 

Trinity  Juno.  629 
via  Twillingate 
378-8 

Rantem  629 
St.  Joseph’s  378’1 
Kinmount  529 
Northern  Bight  529 

Maryville  629 

Maryville  529 

Antigonish  529 

Geraldton  529 
Louisburg  698 

(see  Metis  Beach) 

364  or  Alba  629 

Ste.  Adelaide  529 
Paradise  378. 1 
Medicine  Hat  535 
Florence  529 


Dawson  Creek  645 
via  Thessalon 
Digby  662 

via  St.  John 
Arcadia  529 

529-114 

Hardy  529 
Shippigan  529 
East  River  529 

Tracadie  529 
Scout  La(e  529 
629-3  (RR  n.  York 
6-19-283 
Creighton 
529.26-26 

535- 67 

Antigonish  529 

Cando  529 
529-105 

629.260,  535  164- 
176-229,173 
Waterville  662 

Consort  636 
Tottenham  529,635 
529-203,  535-42 
Antigonish  629 

536- 18 

Musquodohoit 

Harbour  529 
635-66 


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POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Loch  Ban . 

t  Loch  Broom  . . . 
Lochdale . 

tLoohearn . 

fLooh  Katrine. . . . 

Lochlin . 

Loch  Lomond. .  . . 

Lochside . 

Lockeport. . .  1225 

tLockeport . 

Lockerby . 

Lockhartville .... 

Lockport  . 

Locks  Oove . 

fLocksley . 

fLocksteed . 

'Lockwood. . .  129 

Locust  Rill  . 

Logan  ville . 

Loggieville. 

(Log  Valley . 

Logy  Bay  . 

Lombardy . 

tLornbell . 

Lomer . 

Lomond . 153 

*  Lomond . 


lnverness- 
Richmond . .  .  NS 

Piotou . NS 

Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. . .  BG 
Red  Deer.  ..Alta 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’. . .  .NS 

Victoria . O 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond..  .NS 


Shelburne-Yar- 

mouth-Clare.NS 


Skeeua . BO 

Sudbury . O 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Springfield . M 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  .Nd 
Renfrew N.R.  ..0 


North umberl’d  NB 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  ..S 
Vork-Soarboro’.  .0 

Pictou  . NS 

Northumberl’d.  NB 
Rosetown-Riggar8 
St.  John’s  E..  Nr] 

Leeds  . O 

lasper-Rdson  ...A 

Portneuf  . Q 

Macleod  . A 

flnmber- 


bondesborough. . . 
*  London. .  .95,343 


St.  George’s  .Nd 

Huron  . 0 

London . 1 

MiddlesexEast  f 


tLondon  East. . . 
London  South . . . 

London  West . 

* Londonderry .  .. 
Londonderry  Sta 

London  Junction 
tLone  Butte. 


Lone  Spruce . 

1  Lone  Star . 

t  Longacre . 

Lnngacres . 

t  Long  Ray . 

hong  Beach  . 

Long  Beach . 

Longbow  Lake. . . 
Long  Branch 

8,727 

tLongburn . 

tLong  Greek . 

Longford  Mills. . . 
Long  II arbour . . . 
Long  Hill . 

tLonghope . 

*  Longlac . 

Long  Lake . 

fLong  Lake . 

Long  Point . 

Long  Point . 

fLong  Point . 


Middlesex  ER . .  .0 
136  Wortley  Road 

46  Blaekfriars  St. . 
Col’ ester-  HantsNS 


Colchester- 

Ilants . NS 

Middlesex  EK..O 

Kamloops . BC 

Dauphin  . M 

Tasper-Edson  .  ...A 


The  Battlefords.  ,S 
Swift  Current- 

Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Prince  Albert. .  .S 

Peace  River . A 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Wentworth . O 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Welland . O 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 
Kenora-Rainy  R.O 
York  W  R.  . .  ..  ..O 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 
York-Sunbury .  N  Fl 
Victoria  ...  o 
St.  John’s  W.  ..Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.  - 

Victoria . NS 


Meadow  Lake 

.  s 

Port  Arthur. 

.  .o 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . 

o 

Springfield. . . 

..M 

Tnvprness- 

Richmond. . 

.N^ 

Roval . 

.NR 

Saguenay. . . . 

..Q 

Lonely  Lake. 

Lone  Pine.. . 

Lone.  Rock. ...... 

Lonesome  Butte.. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP. 81-87 


Strathlorne  62y 
529T9 

Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver 
529-319 

Antigonish  629 

529-171 
St.  Peters  629 

St.  Peters  629 

629-26 

455 

Sudbury  529,  535 
Hantsport  562 

via  Selkirk 
St.  Anthony 
378-4-8 
529-216 
Blaekville  529 
635-155 

535  34 

Scotsburn  529 
529-56 

Glen  Kerr  6  9 

via  St.  John’s 

529-140 

529-322 

635-21 

536-242 

Deer  Lake  629 

[Blyth  535 
Clinton  529  or 
535-35-42,  529-183- 
184-203,  623-38, 
617,  240 
529-183-203 
(Sub  P.O.  of 

London) 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
529T2  [London) 
629-12 

Pottersburg  629 
650  (Fawn,  P.O.) 
Ste.  Rose  629 
Rarrhead  645 
535T64 
Killdeer  535 

Holbein  629 
Grimshaw  645 
629-271 

Aldershot  629,  636 
via  Gore  Bay 
Wainfleet  529 
Northern  Bight  529 

Kenora  535 
529-207  (Sub  P.O. 

of  Toronto) 

629 -228 
5-19-58 

529"193  (R  R  name 
529'34  [Longford) 
via  Baddeck 

Glaslvn  529 
529-131-163 
Mountain  Grove 
635  or  Parham  536 
195 

Craigmore  529 

Norton  529,  535 
348-2  (PO 
Longue  Pointe 
de  Mingan) 


POST 

OFFICES 


Long 

Point  Beach  46 

(Long  Reach . 

Longue  Rointe  . . 
Longue  Roxnte 
de  Mingan 

*  Longueuil  11 , 1  US 

Longu.eiu.il  Guest. 

Long  view . 

Longwood . 

Longworth . 

Lonira . 

Lonsdale . 

Looma . 

Loomis . 

fLoon  ....  .... 

Loon  Bay . 

Loon  Lake. . .  256 

Loon  River . 

Loon  Straits. . 

fLoos . 

Loranger . 

Lords  Cove 

Lord’s  Cove . 

'  Loreburn . . .  .168 

Lorenzo . 

tLorette...  2F16 

Lore.tte . 

Loretteville  4,382 

ILoretto..  .. 
L’Orignal.  . .  967 

* Loring . 

*  Lorlie . 

Lome . 

Lome . 

Lome  House . 

*  Lome  Park  .... 

fLornevale . 

Lnrneville . 

ILorneville . 

Lorneville . 

fLorrain  . 

fLnrrain  Valley . 
Lorrainville .  .731 

Lost  River  . 

Lo3t  River . 

tLot  40  . 

Lotbinilre  ...493 

fLothrop . 

Lots  Ren  verses  . . 

* Lougheed  . . .186 

(Louisa . 

Louisa  Beach. . . . 

*Lonisburg  .  .1120 

Louis  Creelc . 

Louisdale . 

Louise  Bridge  . . . 
Louiseville 

4,088 

Louishead . 

Lourdes . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Norfolk . 


.0 


Royal . NB 

Mercier . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Longueuil . Q 

Longueuil . Q 

Macleod . A 

Middlesex  W  R . .  O 

Cariboo . BC 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Hastings  S.R.  ..O 
Edmonton- 
Strathcona. . .  A 
Swift  Current- 
11  aple  Creek. . .  S 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 
Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Meadow  Lake...  S 
Selkirk.. . M 

Cariboo . BC 

Labelle  . Q 

Charlotte . NB 

Burin- Burgeo..Nd 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
The  Battlefords.. S 
Quebec- 
Montmorency .  Q 

St.  Boniface . M 

Quebec - 
Montmorency .  Q 
Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Parry  Sonnd- 

Muskoka . O 

Melville .  S 

Richmond  -  Wolf  eQ 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..NB 

Charlevoix . Q 

Peel . o 

Colehester- 

Hants . NS 

Victoria . O 

Cumberland  ...NS 
St.  John-Albert  NB 
Timiskaming  ..  O 
Timiskaming. .  ..O 
Pontiac  - 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Kings . PEI 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Peace  River . A 

Temiscouata  . . .  ,Q 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnes  Q 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Kamloops . B  C 

Inverness- 
Richmond  . .  .NS 
Winnipeg  N.R...M 
Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudibreQ 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Mbgantic . Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY.PP. 81-87 


Port  Rowan  529 

Rothesay  529 
via  Montreal 
348  2  (Long 
Point  Landing) 
529T08,  (Bridge 
to  Montreal) 
Longueuil  529 
Okotoks  535 
529-205 
529-350 

Blue  Ridge  629 

535-50 

529-323 

535-171 

535- 66 

Lewisporte  529 

St.  Walburg  529 
St.  Walburg  529 
LittleBullhead  442 
or  Riverton  636 
529-350 

536- 23 

St.  Andrews  535 
378-9 
535  T53 
Mayfair  529 
535"21  (Ancienne 
Lorette  P.O.)  122 
529  238 
529-105 

Tottenham  529,535 
Hawkesbury  529 

Trout  Creek  629 

629"254 
Kingsey  529 
Nash  Creek  629 

Pointe  au  Pic  629 
629-207 

Londonderry  529 

529-170-173-177 
Baie  Verte  529 
Lancaster  636 
649 

Cobalt  649 

535-26 

Weir  529 
Codette  535 

529-4 (Bristol  PO) 
Lachevrotiere 

529,  636 
Whltelaw  646 
Ste.  Rose  629 
635-232 

Lachute,  635 

Lachute,  535 

698 

(Louisbourg  PO) 
629-347 
529-24 

Sub  PO  ofWinnip’g 
535-21 


Lockeport  529 
Villeroy  529 


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ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,  PP. 81-87 

Pictou . 

N  S 

Stellarton  629 

Humber- 

Stephenville 

St.  George  s 

.Nd 

Crossing  529 

Joliette- 

535'IT  (R.R.  name 

L’Assomption- 

Lourdes) 

Montcalm . . 

...Q 

Saguenay  . . . . 

Q 

via  Bradore  Bay 

Acadia . 

..A 

529-316 

Chapleau. . . . 

•  -Q 

San maur  529 

Villeneuve  .  . 

...Q 

Val  d’Or  529 

Prince  Albert 

. .  s 

535-178 

Simcoe  E  R. . 

..  0 

535-48 

Kinderslev. . . 

Sask 

529-269 

Jasper-Edson 

.  .A 

Foothills  529 

Gatineau . 

...Q 

535-27 

Brant- 

529-199 

Haldimand 

...O 

Cochrane . 

...O 

529-120 

Provencber . . 

.  ,M 

529-222 

Skeena . 

.BC 

455 

POST 

OFFICES 


Lourdes  . . 
Lourdes . 


Lourdes  de 

Joliette 

Lourdes  dll  Blanc 
Sablon. 

Lousana . 

fLoutre  Dam. 
Louvicourt . . . 

Love . 213 

tLovering . . 

*  Loverna . 131 

fLovettville 

Low . 

Lowbanks.. 

Lowbush  River  . . 

*  Lowe  Farm 
fLowe  Inlet. 
Lower  Ar gyle . . . . 

Lower  Barnaby 
River 

t  Lower  Burnside. 
Lower  Caledonia. 


Lower  Cape  . . . 
Lower  Cape  Bald 
Lower  Capilano 


Lower  Clarke 
Harbour. . . . 
Lower  Concession 


Lower  Cove  . . 
Lower  Derby  . 

Lw  E  Chezzetoo'k 
Lower  E.  Pubnico 

Lower  Economy. 

Lower  Eel  Brook. 

Lower  Escuminac 
Lower  Five  Isl’ds 

Lower  Glencove.. 

f  LowerGreenville 
f  Lower  Gueguen. 
Low.  Hainesmlle. 
Lower  Hillsdale . . 

Lower  IslandCove 

Low’rJordanBay . 


Lower  Kars. . . 
t  Lower  Kingston. 
Lower  La  Have  . . 

Lower  L’Ardoise. 

Lower  Meagher’s 
Grant  . 


f  Lower  Melbourne 

Lower  Middle 

River . 

Lower  Millstr  earn 
fLower  Montague 
Lower  Napan . . 
Lower  Neguac. 
Lower  Newcastle . 
Lower  Nicola. ...  I 


Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Northumberland 
NB 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  . .  N  S 
St.  John-Albert  NB 
Westmorland  .N  B 
Coast  Capilano  BC 


Shelburne-Yar. 

mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar. 

mouth-Clare.NS 
Cumberland..  N  S 
N  orthumberl’d  N  B 

Halifax . N  S 

Shelburne-Yar- 
moutb-Clare.NS 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Northumberl’d  N  B 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Kent . N  B 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Inverness- 

Ricbroond. .  N  S 
Trinity- 

Conception  ..Nd 
Shelburne-Yar 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 

Royal . N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Queens- 
Lunenliurg..  .NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  ..NS 
Halifax . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . N  S 

Royal . N  B 

Kings . PE[ 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Northumberl’d  N  B 
Kamloops . BC 


529'27 

Barnaby  River  529 

Brookfield  629 

Sunnybrae  529 

Hillsboro  529 
Shediac  529 
via  N.  Vancouver 
(Sub  PO  of  Van¬ 
couver) 

Barrington  Pass¬ 
age  529 

Saulnierville  662 

Joggins  Mines  621 
Amos  529 
Chezzetcook  629 
529  27 

Parrsboro’  549 

Tusket  529 

Loggieville  529 
Parrsboro'  649 

Heatherton  629 

Westchester  529 
Notre  Dame  629 
Hayne  535 
Judique  529 

Carbonear  529 

Shelburne  529 

Evandale  529 
Rothesay  629 
Lunenburg  529 

St.  Peters  529 

Meagher  529 

Arcadia  629 

via  Baddeck  N  S 

Apohaqui  529 
Montague  629 
Loggieville  529 
Newcastle  529 
Newcastle  629 
Coyle  635 


Lower  Post  . 


POST 

OFFICES 


Cariboo . 


Lower  River 

Inhabitants _ 

Lower  Rose  Bay . . 

Lower  Sackville. . 
Lower  St.  Charles 
fLower  St.  Esprit 

Lower  Sandy 

Point 

Lower  Sapin . . . 
Lower 

Saulnierville 
Lower  Selmah. . . 

fLower  Ship 

Harbour 

Lower  Ship 

Harbour  East 

Lower 

Southampton . 
fLower  South 

River 

fLower 

Springfield 

Lower 

Washabuck 
Loiver  Wedgeport 

Lower 

Wentworth 
Lower  W.Jeddore 

Loiver  West 

Pubnico . 

Lower 

Whitehaven  .  . 
Lower  Wood 

Harbour . 

Lowland . 

Low  Point . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


railroad  us  w  men 

LOCATED,  UR  MSAk 
1ST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


BO 


InverneBB- 
Richmond. . .  NS 
Queens- 
Lunenburg.  .NS 

Halifax . NS 

Kent . N  B 

Inverness- 
Riehmond. .  .NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Kent . N  B 

Shelburne-  Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Halifax . NS 


Halifax . NS 


Low  Station. 
Lowther. . .. 
Loyalist. . . . 

fLozier 

Settlement 
* Lucan  ..  ..881 
fLucan  Crossing. 

(-Lucerne . 

Luceville . . .  .1059 

*  Lucknow  ...908 

*  Lucky  Lake  .344 

Lucky  Strike. . . 
fLudgate . 


York-Sunbury .  NB 

AntigoniBh- 

GuysboroughNS 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Cumberland. .  N  S 

Halifax . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  .NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 
Shelburn  e-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Springfield . M 

Inverness  - 

Richmond  ..NS 

Gatineau . Q 

Cochrane . 0 

Acadia . A 

Gloucester . . . .  N  B 


via  Matson  Lake, 
Yukon 

Chapel  Road  529 

Lunenbuig  529 

Bedford  562,  529 
Richibucto  529 
St.  Peters  529 

via  Shelburne 

Richibucto  62!) 
Saulnierville  562 

South  Maitland  562 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  629 

535-214  (R  R  name 
Otis) 

South  River  529 

South  River  529 

Iona  629 

via  Y armouth 

Wentworth  529 

Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Pubnico  629 

via  Whitehead 

529-27 

Beausejour  535 
Creignish  629 

635-27 
529-154 
535-233 
Tracadie  529 


Ludlow . 

Lugar . 

(Lulu  Island 
tLumberton 
Lumby . 


Lumsden  ....479 

Lumsden . 

Lumsden  Beach. 2 
fLumsden’s  Mill. 
Lumsden  South.. 


Lund . 

*Lundar . . 
Lundbreck  . 
Lundy  . 


Middlesex  WR.  .0 
Middlesex  WR.  .0 

Cariboo . B  C 

Rimouski . Q 

Bruce  SR . 0 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Medicine  Hat.. .  .A 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
N.  Westminster.  BC 
Kootenay  E. .  ..BC 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  . .BC 
Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre.  .  .S 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Bonavista- 

Twiliingate. .  Nd 
Coast  Capilano  PC 

Selkirk .  M 

Maoleod . Alta 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’.  ..NS 


529-186 

529  184-185 

529-320 

529-50 

529-182 

529-274 

Foremost  535 

529-130 

529-79 

Beresford  529 
via  Vancouver 
535-69 

529-362,535-80 

529-266 

378-7 

535- 169 

536- 26 

Lumsden  529 

4.F-2.  456 

529-231 

535-230 

via  Guysboro 


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OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Lundy's  Lane. 


Niagara  Falls.. .  .0 


Lunenburg . 

* Lunenburg 

2,816 

Lunge  Lodge. . 

Lunnford . 

tLure . 

fLurgan . 

*Luscar . 

*Luseland _ 464 

Lush’s  Bight . 

Luskville . 

Lussier . 


Lutterworth 

tLuxton _ _ 

Lyalta . 

Lydden . 

Lydgate .... 

Lydiatt . 

Lyleton  .... 
Lymburn. . . 

*  Lyn  . 

Lynden . 

Lyndhurst . . 
Lynedoch  . . . 
Lynn  Creek  . 


Stormont . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  N  S 

Nipissing . 0 

Jasper-Edson  . .  .A 

Aoadia . A 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Jasper- Edson _ A 

Kindersley . S 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  . .  Nd 

Gatineau . y 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 

Montcalm . Q 

Victoria .  O 

Moose  Mountain .  S 
Bow  River  ...  .A 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Shelburne-  Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Springfield . M 

Brandon-Souris .  M 
Peace  River  .  .A 

Leeds . 0 

Wentworth . O 

Leeds . 0 

Norfolk . O 

Ooast  Capilano  BC 


Lynn  Lake . Churchill . M 

Lynnmour . Coast  Capilano  BC 


tLynn  Valley. . .  . 
[Lyon  Brook. . 
LysterStat.  ..961 
[Lyttleton. . . . 

*Lytton . 312 

t  Ly  tton . 

tMabella . 

Mabel  Lake . 

Maberly . 


Norfolk . o 

Pictou . N  S 

Lotbiniere  . Q 

Northuinberl’d  NB 

Kamloops . BC 

Gatineau . Q 

Fort  William..  ..0 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  ..BC 
Lanark . 0 


Mabou . 

Mabou  Harbour 
Mouth 
Mabou  Mines. . . . 

tMaoalister . 

Macamic. . .  .1123 

tMacaza . 

*Maccan . 

M aediarmid.  ... 

Macdonald . 

Macdonald  Coll’ ge 

fMacDougall. . .  . 

Macdowall . 

[Mace’s  Bay . 

*Macgregor ...  639 

tMachin  . 

tMacintyre  Lake. 

MacKay . 

Mackayville  6494 


fnverness- 
Richmond  ...NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Inverness  - 
Richmond. .  N  S 

Kamloops . BC 

Chapleau . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Port  Arthur . O 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 
Jacques  Oartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Westmorland. .NR 
Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Charlotte . N  B 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .0 
Inverness- 
Riohmond-  . .  NS 


Jasper-Edson _ A 

Longueuil . Q 


t  Mackenzie . 

t Mackenzie  Riv  . 
Mackey’s  Station . 
M addin  ..  ..631 

tMacLennan . 

[Macnaquac . 

Mac'S  utt . 243 

Macoun  . 188 


Port  Arthur . O 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Renfrew  NR  .  .0 

Kindersley . S 

AlgomaWR. .  ,.o 
York-Sunbury .  NB 

Melville  . s 

Moose  Mountain  S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OH.  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


Sub  P.O.  Of 
Niagara  Falls 
Wales  529 
529-28 

419 

Barrhead  646 

636-234 

636-144 

629-312 

635-163 

378-5 

Eardley  536 
Ste.Agathe  536 


Kinmount  629 
629-263-264 
529-315 
Duperow  629 
Lockeport  529 

535-51 

535-126 

645.1 

i) ia  Brockville 
529-201-203 
Forfar  529 
Delhi  529,  712 
(Sub  PO  of  Van¬ 
couver)  via  N’th 
Vancouver 
629-/43.  181,  195 
(Sub  PO  of  Van¬ 
couver)  via  N’th 
Vancouver 
529-196 
529-16 
529-84 

Newcastle  529 

535- 70,  529-347 
Maniwaki  535 
529-132 

Lumby  629,  636 

535"34  (R  R  name 
Maberley) 

529-33,  368 

Mabou  529 

Mabou  529 

650 

529  120  [P  01 
535*23  (La  Macaza 
621,  629-12 
529-131 

536- 100 

Ste.  Annes  536, 529 

529-65 
529-255 
Lepreaux  635 
536-109-112,529-245 
(R  R  n.  Deer529) 
Kenora  536  or 
Waugh  584 
529-14 


529-320 

529-95  or  St.  Lam¬ 


bert  529 

535-60 

PortArthur529,535 
stonecliffe  535 


535-153-168 
Desharats  535 


529-58 

529-230 

635-151 


POST 

OFFICKS 


[Macovik . 

*  Macrorie ....  123 
MacTier . 

Macworth . 

*M  adawaska  . . . 

Madden . 

\I  addington  Falls 
Madeira  Park . . . 
Madeleine  Centre 

Madison . 104 

* Madoc . 1,240 

fMadoc  June . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Labrador .  No 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Parry  Sourid- 

Muskoka . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . .  S 

Renfrew  S . O 

Bow  River  . A 

N  icolet-Y  amaskay 
Coast  Capilano.  BC 

Gaspe . Q 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 
Hastings- 
Frontenac . O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY, PP.81-87 

378"4  (Makkovik 
529-267  [PO) 

535-48-49 
Killdeer  635 

529-214 

536262 

Daveluyville  629 
via  Half  Moon  Bay 
Gaspe  529 
529  267 
529-174 

529-169-174 


Mad  ran . 

Madsen . 

Maf eking . 

fMagaguadavic  . 
(Magdalen  Isl’ds. 

Magna  Bay . 

*  Magnet . 

*Magnetawan 

197 

[Magnetic  Hill . . 

Magnolia . 

’Magog  .  .12,423 

Magpie . 

Magpie  Mine  . 
Magrath  . .  .1,320 

Magundy . 

Magundy  Lake. . 

Magyar . 

t  Mahaska . 

*  M  ahone  Bay 

i,019 

Mahood  Falls  . . . 

M  aidstone . 

Maidstone  ...459 

fMaillard . 

Maillardville . . . . 


M ain  a  Dieu  .... 

Main  a  Dieu  Shore 

Main  Brook . 

Main  Centre . 

Mainland . 

Main  Point . 

Main  River . 

tMain  Stream  . . 

M air . 

Maisonnette . 

tMaisonneuve.. . . 

Maitland . 

Maitland  . 

[Maitland . 

Maitland  Bridge. 

t  Majestic . 

Major . 129 

Majorville . 

Makaroff . 

[Makepeace . 

Makinak . 

Makinson . 

[Makinson . 

Makkovik  . . 


Gloucester.  ...NB 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River..  .0 

Churchill . M 

York-Sunbury  NB 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Kamloops . B  C 

Dauphin . M 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Westmorland.  NB 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Stanstead . y 

Saguenay  .  y 

Algoma  WR  ...  O 
Lethbridge.  .  .Alta 
York-Sunbury  NB 
York  Sunbury  NB 
Melville  ........ S 

Jasper-Edson  . . .  A 
Queens- 

Lunenhurg . .NS 

Kamloops . BC 

Essex  S  R . ..0 

The  Battlefords..S 

Charlevoix . Q 

Burnaby- 
Coquitlam. .  .BC 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  ..NS 
Grand  Falls- 


Elm  Tree  529 
via  Red  Lake 

629-232 

536-307 

103,  347,  348.1, 
(Havre  AubertPO) 
Notch  Hill  535 
529-248 

Burk’s  Falls  529 

Moncton  529 
Entwistle  529 
535-7 

348'2  [Magpie 
502  2  (R  R  name 
535-239 
Harvey  535 
Harvey  535 
Lestock  629 
Peers  529 
529  26-28 

Lone  Butte  650 
623-34 
529-260 
529-122 

via  Fraser  Mills 
(Sub.  P.O.  of  New 
Westminster) 
Catalone  698 

Catalone  698 

378-8 


"  lute  \->(xy  .  .  < 

Rosetown-Biggar: 
Humber- 
St.  Georges. . .  ,Ni 
Bonavista- 
Twilliugate..Nc 
Kent  ........  N  1 

Victoria- 
Carleton. . .  N  1 
Moose  Mountain  i 
Gloucester...  N1 
Maisonneuve- 

Rosemont . C 

Grenville- 

Dundas .  < 

Col’ester-HantsN! 
Queens- 
Lunenburg . .  N! 
Digbj'-Annapolie- 

Kings . N  ! 

Medicine  Hat.  Alt 
Kindersley. .  .Sas: 

Macleod . . 

Dauphin . 1 

Bow  River . 1 

Dauphin  ...... .1 

Kootenay  W.  .  ,B( 
Trinity 

Conception . .  N< 
Labrador  . N 


529-289 

Stephenville 

Crossing  529 

378-7 

Harcourt  529 
Hartland  535 

529-263 

Grand  Anse  529 
529-93  (Sub  PO 
of  Montreal) 

529  83 

SouthMaitland  662 
529-26 

Caledonia  529 

536-246 

536-233 

Queenstown  536 

529-269 

636-240 

529-226 

Nakusp  635 

529-37  (Gould’sPO) 

378.4  (Ldg.  name 
Macovik) 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


149 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

fMakkovik  Island 

Labrador . 

.Nd 

Nickel  Belt  . . 

.  .0 

Malaohi . 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River 

...O 

*  Malagash . 

Cumberland. . 

N  S 

*  Malagash  M  ine . 

Cumberland 

.NS 

Malagash  Stat’n 

Cumberland  . 

N  S 

Malagawateh  .... 

Inverness- 

Richmond  . 

N  S 

Mala  hat . 

Rsquimalt- 

Saanich  .... 

.BC 

f  Malakoff . 

Westmorland . 

NB 

Malakwa  . 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke  . 

.BC 

M  alartic . 6983 

Villeneuve. . . 

--Q 

Malauze. . 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska.-N  B 

0 

Mai  Bay . 

St.  John’s  W. 

.Nd 

Bask 

f  Malden . 

Westmorland. 

.NB 

Maleb  . 

Medicine  Hat. 

.  .A 

Malignant  Cove . . 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Maliotenam  ...  . 

Saguenay . 

Q 

Maliseet . 

Victoria-Carleton 

N  B 

Mallaig . 

Athabaska. . . 

..A 

Mallory  town. . . 

Leeds . 

...O 

Malone . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . 

0 

Maloneck . 

Mackenzie _ 

Sask 

..M 

.  .A 

Malpeque . 

Prince . 

PEI 

Malcais . 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska. 

■  NB 

Maltampec . 

Gloucester. . . 

N  B 

.  .0 

Malvern . 

York-Scarborc 

’..0 

Malvina . 

Compton- 

Frontenac. 

•  ■  Q 

t  Mai  wood  . . 

Carleton  ... 

..0 

Ma-Me-0-Beach98 

Wetaskiwin  . 

...A 

Mancebourg . 

Chapleau . 

...Q 

Manche  d’  Ep£e 

Gaspb . 

...Q 

fMandaumin . . . 

Lambton  W  R 

..  O 

M  andeville . 

Berthier- 

Maskinonge 

DelanaudiereQ 

f  ManganeseMines 

Colchester- 

Hants . 

.NS 

fManicouagan. . . 

Saguenay. . . . 

...c, 

Manigotagan... 

Springfield  . . . 

..  M 

Mi anigouche ... . 

Lac  St.  Jean. 

...Q 

M  anilla . 

Victoria . 

...C 

*  Manitou  ...751 

Lisgar . 

M 

Manitou  Beach 

Rosthern .... 

Sask 

127 

Manitou  Dock 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  . 

...C 

Manitou  Falls. . . 

Kenora-Rain.v 

River.  .0 

tManitouwadge. . 

Port  Arthur. . 

...0 

*  Manitowaning . 

Algoma  E  R  . 

...0 

*Maniroaki.  3, 835 

Gatineau. . . . 

■  •  Q 

Mankota . 319 

Swift  Current 

Maple  Creek  .  S 

Mann . 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

Manners  Sutton 

York-Sunbury .  NB 

Manning  . 

Peace  River  . 

...A 

Manning  Park  . . . 

Okanagan- 

Boundary.. 

.BC 

Mann  Settlement. 

Bonaventure. 

...Q 

*  Mannmlle  .  528 

Vegreville. . . . 

A 

Manoir  Richelieu 

Charlevoix.. . 

...Q 

RAILROAD  UN  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


378'4  (Ldg.  name 
Maeovik) 

629-131 

529-160 

629-16  (P  0  3  mis.) 
Malagash  629 
529-15 

River  Denys  629 
636-88 

Scoudouc  529-41 
635-70 

529-119 

Campbellton  529 

Barac-hois  629 
Holt  rood  629 
Foam  Lake  535 
529-54 

Etzikom  536 
Antigonish  629 

via  Seven  Islands 
Millicete  535 

529-327 

529-83 

529-147 

Pelly  529 
535-122 
Glendon  629 
Kensington  529 
Eel  River  529 

Tnkerman  529 
529-185,  240 
Aginoourt  629‘535 

Sawyerville  535 
529-138 

Wetaskiwin  635 
La  Sarre  529 
via  Mont  Louis 
529-203 

St.  Gabriel  635 


Valley  529 

via  Comeau  Bay 
Riverton  535  or 
Hecla  442 
Dnlbeau  629 
529-176 
635-117 
Watrous  529 

Parry  Sound  529, 
535 

Red  Lake  Road 
529  or  Vermilion 
Bay  535 
529-131,  535-66 
438  or  Little 
Current  635 
535-27 
535-140 

Crosspoint  529 
Harvey  635 
Grimshaw  645 
Hope  529,  535 

St.  Alexis  529 
629-260 

Pointe  au  Pic  629 


POST 

OFFICES 


ilanola . 

Manor . 301 

Manor  Park . 

11  anotick  . 

\l  anotick  Stn.  .. 

tMauouan . 

Wanseau . 781 

IMansewood . 

Mansfield . 

Manson . 

Manson  Creek  .  . 
Mansons  Landing 
Mansonvitle . 


Mantario _ 106 

Manuels . 

Manuels . 

tManvers  . 

Manyberries  .... 

tMapes . 

* Maple . 

Maple  Bay . 

fMaple  Brook  . . . 

*  Maple  CreekWZS 
tMapledale  .... 


Maple  Glen  .... 
fMaple  Grove  847 

fMaple  Grove .... 

fMaple  Hill . 

Maple  Island  .... 


Maple  Lake. 
Maple  Leaf. 

M  aplewood . 

Wapova . 

Mar . 

Mara . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  ORNEAR- 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


Marathon . 

Marble  Mountain 

Marbleton . .  .  .767 
M arcelin  ....  247 

Marcelville . 

Marchand . 

tMarcband . 

Marchant  Grove.. 

f  Marchbank . 

Marches  Point. . . 


M archwell . 
Marcil .... 

Marco . 

Marconi  . . 
Marcotte. . . 


tMarden  . 

Marean  Lake  . . . 
tMarelan . 


If arengo . 100 

Margaree . 


Margaree  Forks. 

Margaree  Harbor 

Margaret . 

Margaret  Bay  . . . 
Margaretsville  ■ 

Margo . 224 

Marguerite. . . . 

Maria  . 

Maria  de  Kent . 


Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Moose  Mountain  S 

Russell . .  . O 

Carleton .  O 

Carleton . O 

Chapleau .  Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

11  alt  on . U 

Dulferin-Simcoe .  O 

Marquette .  M 

Cariboo .  B  C 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Kindersley . .  .Sask 
Northumberl’d.NB 
St.  John’s  E. .  .Nd 

Durham . O 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Cariboo .  BC 

York  NR . O 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Inverness - 
Richmond ...  NS 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q, 

Northumberl’dNB 
Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Queens . P.  E.I. 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Victoria . O 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Coast  Capilano  BC 
Athabaska  ....  A 

Bruce . O 

Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  .  .BC 
Port  Arthur  ...O 
Inverriess- 
Richmond  . .  NS 
Richmond-WolfeQ 
The  Battlefords..S 
Northumherl’d  NB 

Provencher . M 

Three  Rivers . . . .  Q 
Prince  Albert. . . .  S 
Royal  ,...NB 
Humber- 
St.  Georges  .Nd 

Melville . 

Bonaventure  . . .  ,Q 

Marquette . M 

Capp  Breton  S.NS 
Drummond- 
Art, habask  a 
Wellington  SK..0 
Mackenzie. . . 
Argent,  euil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
Kindersley.  ..Sask 
Inverness- 

Richmond . .  N  S 


646-4 

535-160 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa 
536"69  (Sta.  3  mis) 

635- 59 

Sanmaur  529 

529-86 

529-192 

Alliston  529,  536 
535-156 

Vanderhoof  529 
465 

Highwater  535 
629-267 

Loggieville  529 

529-34 

535-34 

636- 170-243 
Vanderhoof  529 
529-193 
Duncan  535 

374  or  West  Bay 

[Road  629 

535-225 

535-3 

Newcastle  529 
633T 

Sth.  Maitland  562 


Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond. .  N  S 
Brandon-Souris  M 
r-nmox-AlberniBC 
D'gby- Annapolis- 

Kir-gs . NS 

Mackenzie  . .  .Sask 

Cariboo . BC 

Bonaventure  . . .  Q 
Kent  . N  B 


529-3-9 

Ardbeg  629 
Haliburton  529 
Maynooth  629 

via  N.  Vancouver 
Thorhild  646 
Wiarton  629 
635-74 

536-66 

364,  374  or  West 
Bay  Road  529 
676 

529-266 

Rogersville  629 

529-238 

635-29 

Shellbrook  629 
Sussex  629 
Stephenville 
Crossing  629 
536-101 
629T16 
Ro8sburn  529 
Glace  Bay  698 
Drummondville 
629,  535 
529 188 

Archerwill  535 

536-18 

529-262 

via  Margaree  Har¬ 
bour  orlnverness 
Inverness  629  [529 

358  or  Inverness 
629 
529-223 
455 

Middleton  529,  662 

529-  269 
650 

529-116 
Buctouche  529 


150 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POUT 

OFFICES 


dominion 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Maria  Est. . 
Maria  Ouest 
Maricupolis . 


Bonaventure . . .  .Q 
Bonaventure. .  .  .  Q 
Lisgar . M 


Marie  Hill . 

Marie  Joseph .... 

Marieval . 

*  Marieville..‘3,W 

Marilla . 

Marina . 

Marion  Bridge  . . 

Marionville . 

t  Mariposa . 

Marius . 

*Markdale  ..1007 

Markerville . 

'Markham.  .1,606 
fMarkhamville. . . 
Markinch  ....118 
Markland . 

t  Marks . 

Markstay . 

Marlbank . . 

Marlboro. . 

Marlin  . 

fMarmion . 

'Marmora .  .1,117 

tMarpole . 

tMarquant . 

Marquette . 

Marquis . 123 

Marriott . 

M arriott’s  Cove . 

Marsboro’ . 

Karsden . 143 

t  Marsh.  . 

*  M ar shall  ....  98 
fMarshall’s  Town 

t  Harsh  Brook  . . 

1  Marshville . 

Marshy  Hope. . . 

t  Vtarsoliau . 

Marsoui . 621 

If  artel . 

Marten  River. . 

Marter . 

t  Martin . 


tMartin. 


The  Battlefords..S 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 

Melville . S 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Skeena . B(J 

Peace  River.  ...  A 
Gape  Breton  N.  & 

Victoria . NS 

Bussell . O 

Victoria . O 

P’tage-Neepawa  M 

Grey-Bruce . Oi 

Red  Deer  ....  Alta 

York  NR . 0 

Royal . N  B 

Melville . S 

Trinity- 
Conception. .Nd 

Gatineau.. . Q 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Hastings  S  R  . . .  O 
Jasper-Edson ...  A 
Meadow  Lake. . .  S 

Grey-Bruce . 0 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . . . O 
New  Westminster 
B  C 

Kent... ....... NB 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Queens- 
Lunenburg.  .N  S 
Compton- 
Frontenac . . . .  Q 
The  Battlefords..S 

Piotou  . . N  S 

The  Bat,tlefords..S 
Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

rnverness- 
Richmond. .  .Ns 

Welland . O 

Pictou  . NS 

Gloucester  . . .  .Nil 

Gaspb . (,' 

Lapointe . Q 

Nipissing . < 

Timiskaming  . .  .0 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska  .  NB 
Kenora-Rainy 
River . O 


tMartin  Brook. . 

Martindale . 

tMartindale 

Heights 
Martinique . 

tMartin  River. . 


Queens- 

Lunenburg.  ,N  S 

Gatineau . Q 

Lincoln . O 

tnverness- 
Richmond. . .  NS 
Gaspb .  Q 


tMartins . 

Martin  Siding. 
Martin’s  Point. . 
Martin's  River  . . 


Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka  . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg..N  S 
Queen  s- 

Lunenburg.  .Sf  S 


KAiLKUAU  U>  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SF.EKEY,  PP.81-87 


Maria  529 
Maria  629 
529-227  (R  R  name 
Marieapolis) 
Maidstone  629 

Antigonish  529 
Grayson  635 
529-96 

Burns  Lake  529 
Hines  Greek  645 
via  Sydney 

Russell  633 
529-176 
529  ’228 
535-40 
Innisfail  636 
529-177 
Sussex  529 
535-155 

VVhitbourne  529 

535-27 

535- 66 

Roblindale  535 
529-320 
Glaslyn  529 
Dobbinton  529 
529-147 

514,708,  708-1  (Sub 
P  O  of  Vancouver) 
Richibucto  529 

536- 112 

535-153 

535138 
Chester  529 


Spring  Hill  535 
535-164 

Barney  River  529 
529-260 

Acaciaville  662 

Inverness  629 

[Welland 
712,  529-209  or  via 
529-17 

UpperCaraquet529 
Vlatane528 
Chicoutimi  629,681 
ilia  North  Bay 
Englehart  649 
535-302 

535-61 

Lunenburg  529 
Low  535 

via  St.  Catharines- 

Louisdale  529 

(Ste.  Marthe  de 

Gasp6  P.O.) 
529-193  (Martin 
Siding  P  O) 
Martins  529 

Martins  River  529 

529  25 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Martintown . 

M  artinville . 

tMartinville . 

fMartock . 

Martyrs  Shrine 
(Summer  PO) 

Marvelvilie . 

M arwayne  . 

Mary  field  . .  .  .413 
Maryhill . 


Glengarry- 

Prescott .  O 

Compton  - 
Frontenac  . . .  Q 
Brandon-Souris..M 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Simooe  E.R.  .  .  0 

Russell .  O 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Waterloo . O 


Maryland . 

M  arysburg . 

Marys  Harbour . 

*  Mary  stolon.  . .  . 
Marystown  South 
.Vlarysvale . 

Marysville . 

Marysville.  .2,152 

Marysville _ 807 

Maryville . 

fMascarene . . . 
Mascouche  . .  . 


Masefield . 

Masinasin . 

Maskinonge  784 

Mason  Point. . 

Massabieile. . . . 

M  assawippi . . 

*M  asset . 

* Massey .  937 

Masson. .  .  .1,47 

Mastai . 


Pontiae- 

Temiscamingue  V 
Humboldt- 

Melf  ort . S 

Labrador . Nd 

Burin-Burgeo..Nu 
Burin-Burgeo..N  d 
Triuity- 
Conception..bd 

Hastings  SR . O 

i  urk-Sunbury.NB 
vootenay  E.  ...BC 
averness 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Charlotte . N  B 

■Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 

Montcalm . Q 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek..  S 
Medicine  Hat . . .  A 
Berthier- 
MaskinongP- 
DelanaudiereQ 


(nverness- 
Richmond...NS 
Gloucester  . . .  .NB 

■itanstead . Q 

Skeena . BC 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Hull . Q 

Quebec  E .  Q, 


*  M  atachewan. 
fMatador 
fMatamek 
Factory  . 


Timiskaming  . . .  O 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Saguenay . Q 


* Matane ...  6345 

Matapedia- 

Matane  ... 

--Q 

Matane  Est. .  . 

Matapedia- 

Matane . 

‘Matapedia  . 

Bonaventure . 

•Q 

Matapedia  West. . 

Bonaventure. 

■  Q 

Matawatchan . .  . 

Renfrew  S  R  . 

...O 

1  Matchee . 

Meadow  Lake 

.  ..s 

*  Mather . 

Lisgar . 

..M 

Matheson...  675 

Timmins . 

..O 

Matheson  Island 

Selkirk . 

M  atlock . 

M 

* Matsqui  .... 

Fraser  Valley. 

B  C 

Mattagami  Bts 

Timmins . 

.  O 

*Mattawa  ..3,097 

Nipissing  .... 

..O 

Mattes . 

Prince  Albert. 

...s 

lattice . 

Cochrane . 

Mattie . 

Antigonish- 

Guvsboro’  . 

N  S 

t  Matziwin . 

Medicine  Hat 

.  .  A 

V  nugerville  . . . 

V  ork-Sunbury .  NB 

Maughan . 

Battle  River- 

Cam  rose  .  . 

...A 

Vaoillette . 

Shelburne-Yar- 

moutb-Clare.NS 

1  Mavis . 

York-Sunbury  ,N  1 

Mmver . p,.- 

1  Rosetown-BiggarS 

Maxim . 

Assiniboia. . .. 

SasV 

Maxstone .... 

1  Assiniboia  . . . 

Sask 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  K.  STATION, 
SHE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Apple  Hill  535 

Johnville  535 

529-234 
Windsor  662 

529-173 

Russell  633 
635-164 

535-154,529-258-263 
Breslau  529  or 
Ariss  536 

535-28 
Moseley  629 

[378-4 

St.  Mai  ys  Harbour 
378-1-3 

Marystown  378'l-3 
Brigus  529 

529-83 
529  79 
535  "83 
529-33 

St.  Geo  rge  535 
535-21 


535- 171 

Milk  River  536 

536- 21 


Strathlorne  529 

Beresford  529 
Ayers  Cliff  676 
456 
535-67 

Buckingham 
June.  535 

Sub  PO  of  Quebec 
City 

Swastika  649 
535-147 

via  Seven  Islands 

528,349-2,  123 

Matane  628 

529-60-116 
Matapedia  529 
Eganville  £29,  535 
535-179 

535- 117 
649 

442  or  Riverton  5  35 

536- 123 

535-73,  529-347 
Timmins  649 
535-26-66 
529-265 
529-154 

Monastery  529 
635-249  [635 

Fredericton  529, 
Cland. maid  536 

Hectanocga  562 

529 -f  1 
529-271-i  89 
535-162 
535G40-143 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


151 


POST 

OFFICES 


*Maxville  . . .  .778 


Maxwell  . 
(Maxwell  . 


t  Maxwellton. 


Mayberry . 

(Maybrook . 

May  butt . 

Maycroft . 

*Mayerthorpe  472 

M  ay  fair . 

Mayfeld . 

(Mayfield . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WUICII 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Glengarry- 

Preseott . 0 

Grey  N  R . O 

Victoria- 
Carleton  .  . .  N  B 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Assiniboia .  S 

Timiskaming ...  0. 
Lethbridge . . .  Alta 

Maoleod . Alta 

Jasper-Edson .  ...A 
The  Battlefords.  S 
P’tage-Neepawa  M 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  N  S 


529-211 

Flesherton  636 
Debec  Jot.  636 

662-1 

Crestwynd  636 
649 

Stirling  636 
Lundbreck  536 
529-322 
529-283 
529-229 

James  River  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


McOivney- . 

McGrath  Cove.. . . 
tMcGrath  M't’n... 
McGray  . 

M  cGregor . 

McGregor  Bay . 
McGregor  Lake. 

tMcInnis . 

McIntosh . 

McIntosh  Springs 
fMcIntyre’s  M’t'i 

Mclvers . 


Mayflower . 

Maymont  ....174 
Mayne . 


Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
The  Battlefords.. S 
Nanaimo . B  C 


*Maynooth . 

Maynooth  Station 

Mayo  handing 
(or  Mayo) .  .241 

tMayook . 

Mayview . 

*Mazenod  . . .  .149 

Mazeppa . 

McAdam . 

McAdam’s  Lake . . 

(McAlpin . 

tMoAlpmes . 

tMoArras  Brook  . 

McArthur’s  Mills. 

tMcAulay’s . 

McAuley . 

*McBride . 489 

McCabe  Creek . . . 

tMcCart . 

McClures  Mills.. 

(McOluskey . 

tMcConnel . 


Hastings- 
Frontenac  ...  .0 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 
Yukon . Yu 

Kootenay  E  R.BC 
Prince  Albert. .  ..S 

Assiniboia . S 

Macleod . Alta 

Y  ork-Sun  bury .  N  B 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Royal . ,...NB 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Cape  Breton  N.  - 

Victoria . NS 

Marquette . M 

Cariboo . BC 

Yukon . Yu 

Cochrane .  0 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Victoria- 
Carleton.  .  NH 
Kootenay  E . . .  B  C 


McConnell . 

IMcCool . 

McCord . 

McCormack . 

McCrackens 

Landing . 

fMcCraney . 

* McCreary . 

(McDonald  Glen. 

McDonald  Hills . . 


Marquette  . M 

Timiskaming.  . . .0 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  ,S 
Inverness - 

Richmond  ..NS 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Inverness- 

Richmond.  .N  S 
Melville . S 


tMcDonald’s . 

McDonald’s 

Corners. 

McDougall . 

tMcDougall  Mills 
McEachern . 

MoElhanney . 

McFarlane  Lake. 

McGee . 6S 

t.YlcGillivray. . 
McGillivray  Falls 
MoGinley . 


Hastings- 

Front  enac _ .0 

Lanark . 0 

Renfrew  SR  . .  . . O 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .S 

Mackenzie . S 

Nickel  Belt  ....  O 
Rosetown-Biggar  S 
Kootenay  E.  ..B  C 

Kamloops . BC 

York-Sunbury .  NB 


Hectanooga  662 
529-260 

^Landing  name 
Mayne  Island)  or 
via  Victoria 
529-147 

529-147 

177 

535-69 

Canwood  529 

529-270 

535-236 

535-307-308-309 
Boisdale  629 

535-31 

529-58 

Merigomish  529 

Detlor  529 

via  Baddeck 

535-108-155 

529-350 

via  White  Horse 
Nellie  Lake  649 
Truro  529,  562 

via  Grand  Falls 

535- 69  (Kitchener 
P  O) 

529-244 

649-4 

536- 140 

Strathlorne  529 

Lakefield  529 

529-216 

529-226-229 

Mabou  629 

Dysart  635 
529-147 

Snow  Road  535 

Admaston  529 
529  T66 
McCord  535 

Somme  529 

Sudbury, 529, 535 

529-252 

536-69 

650 

529-58 


McKague . 

tMcKay . 

McKee . 

t McKee  Mills. . . . 
M  cKellar . 

McKendrick . 

McKenzie  East 

Bay . 

McKenzie  Island. 

UcKerrow . 

Me  Kim . 

(McKinley . 

t  VIcKinleyville. . . 
McKinnon’s 

Haibour . 

t. McKinnon’s  Hill 

McLaren . 

McLaughlin  .... 

(McLean . 

McLean . 

(McLean  Cove. . 

(McLeanville  .... 

•’McLennan.  1074 
(McLeod . 

McLeod  Lake. . . . 
(McLeod  Point. . 

McLeod’s . 

McLeod  Valley.. 

McLure . 

McMahon . 

M  c.Master  U niv’ty 
•  McMasterville 

1,509 

(MoMorran . 

McMunn . 

(McMurdo . 

McMurphy . 

McMurray  .  .  .621 

(McNairn . 

McNamee . 

(McNaughton  . . . 

McNeil . 

(McNeil  . 

McNeills  Mills. . . 

(McNeil’s  Vale. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Y  ork-Sunbury .  N  B 

Halifax . N  S 

Pictou . NS 

Shelburne-Yar- 

mouth-Clare.NS 

Essex  SR . O 

Algoma  E.R . 0 

Gatineau .  Q 

Cochrane . 0 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River.  ..O 

Cochrane . 0 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 
Humholdt- 

Melfort .  S 

N.  W  estminsterBC 
Pontiac  - 
Temiscamingue  Q 
Kent  . N  B 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


629-61-79 
via  Halifax 
Barney  River  529 
Barrington  Pas¬ 
sage  529 
623-30 

536"68  (PO  9  miles) 
Templeton  635 
649-6 
529-160 

649-3 

West  Bay  Rd.  629 
Curling  629 

535- 144 
614 

536- 28 
629-65 


Parry  Sound-  Waubamik  629 

Muskoka . O 

Restigouche-  Campbellton  629 

Madawaska.-N  B 


Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . N  S 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River..  .0 

Algoma  East _ G 

Melville  . S 

Springfield . M 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ....NS 
Restigouohe- 
Madawaska. .  .NB 
The  Battlefords  .S 
Battle  River- 


Camtose .  A 

Kent,  ...  .  N  B 


Qu’Appelle  ..Sask 
Inveruess- 
Richmond.  .NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Peace  River . A 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Cariboo  .  BC 
Cape  Breton  N.  - 

Victoria . N  S 

Compton  . Q 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Kamloops . B  C 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek..  S 

Hamilton  W . O 

Chambl.v- 

Rouville . Q 

Kindersley.  Sask 

Springfield . M 

Kootenay  E  —  BC 

Kamloops . BC 

Athabaska . A 


via  Sydney,  N  S 
via  Red  Lake 

535-67-68 

529-267 

584 

(^uarryville  629 
529-14 

Campbellton  629 

Maidstone  629 
535-229 

Buetouche  629 
535-149 
via  Margaree 
Harbour 

Leitohes  Creek  629 

646-1  3 
629-60 

[6f0 

Prince  George  629, 
North  River  365  or 
Little  Brasd’Or  529 
535-7 

Peers  529 

529-347 

535-172 

Sub.  P.O.  Hamilton 
Beloeil  529 

535- 146 
584 

536- 84 
529-347 

175,  444  or  Water¬ 
ways  646 


Kent . N  B 

Northumber’ldNB 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 

Terrebonne . Q 

Chapleau .  Q 

Prince  .  .PEI 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria . N  S 


Ructouche  529 
529-7 

South  River  529 

Va  David  536 
529  120  (PO 

Rouleau  Siding) 
520-1  (R.  R.  n.  Mc¬ 
Neill) 

Iona  529 


152 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


post 

OFFICES 


tMcNeily’s 


[McPherson  . . 
McPhersonsFerry 

McPhersons  Mills. 

[Mcyuade - 

McRae . 

McTaggart  ...66 

McTavish . 

[McVeigh .... 
McWatters  . . . 
Meacham  ....  167 
[Meaoh  Lake.. 

Mead . 

tMead . 

Meadow . 


tMeadowbrook. . . 
[Meadowbrook. . . 
*  Meadow  Lake. 

1966 

Meadowlands. . . . 
Meadow  Portage . 
Meadows . 


fMeadows. 
Meadows . . 


Meadows  Road. . . 

tMeadowvale  .... 

Meadowvale  .  . . 
Meadowvieiv  .... 
Meadowville  Sta 
*Meaford  ..3,178 
[Meagher . 

Meagher’s  Grant. 

Meander  River. . . 

Meanook  . 

Mearns . 

Mears . 

Meat  Oove. . . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


t  Meath . 

Meath  Park  Sta. 

174 

tMechins . 

tMedtord . 


*Medicine 

Hat . 16,364 

Medika . 

[Medont.e. . . . 

Medora . 

fMedora  . 


*  Medstead . .  .  .188 

M  eductie . 

IMedway . 


Meeting  Creek.. 

Meeting  Lake. .  . 

t  Meefoos . 

[Mevan . 

[Megantie.  .6,164 


Melancon  .  . 
Melancthon 
Melanson  ... 


Digby-  Annapolis  - 

Rings . NS 

Royal . N  B 

Inverness- 
Richmond. . .  NS 

Piotou . N  S 

Westmorland.. N  B 

Athabaska . A 

Assiniboia. . .  Sask 

Provencher . M 

Churchill . M 

Villeneuve . Q 

Rorthern . Sask 

Gatineau . V 

Cochrane . 0 

Rosetown-Biggar  S 
Cape  Breton  N.  - 
Victoria  ....NS 
Westmorland..  NB 

Athabaska . A 

Meadow  Lake.  ...S 

Dauphin . M 

Dauphin . M 

Portage- 
Neepawa  ....  M 
Kootenay  W . .  B  C 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.  & 

Victoria . NS 

Dighy-Annapolis- 

Kings . N  S 

Peel . O 

Jasper-Edson..  .A 

Piotou . NS 

Grey  NR . Q 

Halifax . N  S 


Halifax.. 


.NS 


Melaval. 


*  Melbourne . 

Melbourne  . . .  440 


Peace  River . A 

Athabaska  ....A 
•Jasper  Edson . . .  A 

Marquette . M 

Cape  Breton  N. 
Victoria . NS 

Renfrew  NR  .  ..O 
Prince  Albert.. . .S 

Gaspe . Q 

Victoria- 

Carleton . NB 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Springfield . M 

Simcoe  E  R . 0 

Brandon-Souris.M 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Meadow  Lake..  S 
V  ork-Sunbury .  N  B 
'Jueens- 
Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Battle  River- 

Camrose  . A 

Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Meadow  Lake . . .  S 

Mackenzie . .  S 

Compton . Q 

Roberval . Q 

Duflerin-Simcoe .  0 
Digby- An  napolis- 

Kings . NS 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  ,S 
Middlesex  WR..  o 
Richmond-Wolfe  Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WH101 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
BST  R.  R.  STATION . 

»BKKBY,rP.81-87 


Middleton  529,662 

629-68 
Tupper  629 

Thorburn  629 

Irish  town  629 

Spedden  629 

636-161 

535-117 

529-243 

529.119 

529  249 

Chelsea  535 

502-1 

529-245 

North  River  365 
523-12 

Perry  vale  629 
535-179 

Winnipegosis  529 
Winnipegosis  529 
535-112 

585-15 
Curling  529 

via  Sydney 

Wilmot  662 

535- 39 

Cherhill  529 
529-15 
529  194 

529-16  (P  O  name 
Meaghers  Grant) 
629‘16  (R  R  name 
Meagher) 
Grimshaw  646 
529-317 
645-1 

Rossburn  629 
via  Bay  St.  Law¬ 
rence  or  via 
North  Sydney 

536- 65 
535-178 

Les  Meohins  PO 
Grand  Falls 
535, 529 
535-226,  240 

Elma  629 
535-48-66 
535-117 

529.130 

529-283-287-292,  , 
529-58  [535-183 

529  25  (Mill  Village 
P  0) 

529-315 

Rabbit  Lake  529 
535-179 
Arborfield  529 
535-2-7,  676-2 
(Lac  Megantie  PO) 
Dolbeau  529 
535-40 

Grand  Pr6  562 

535-170 

623-37 

Richmond  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


Melbourne . 

Meldrum  Bay.. . . 

Meldrum  Greek. . 

Meleb . 

Melford . 


Melfort _ 2,919 

Mel  issa . 


M  ennon . 

tMenteith . 

M  entmore . 

Menzie . 

tMenzies  Bay. . . . 

1  leota . 237 

Merasheen . 


*Melita . 781 

Melluwdale . . . . 

Melnice . 

Melocheville .  .819 


Melrose  . 

Melrose. . 
Melrose  , 
Melrose  . 


Melrose  Hill . 

Melvern  Square. . 

[Melville . 

*Melville. ..  4,458 

[Melville . 

M  emramcook .... 

Menaik . 

Menard . 

* M endham  .  ..158 

M  enisino . 

Menneval . 


*Mercoal. . . . 

Merid . 

1/ erigomish 
[Merivale. . . . 
[Merland  . . . 


Merle  . 


Merlin . 

Merrickville  851 

M  erridale . 

* Merritt . 1251 

Merritton  . .  .4714 


Merryflat, 


Merville . 

*Mervin . 202 

Mesachi  Lake 

*  Meskanaw . 

M  essines . 

M etabetcliouan . . 

1480 

Metagama . 

Metcalfe  . 

Metchosin  .. 


Meteghan . 

Meteghan  Centre 
Meteghan  River 
Meteghan  Station 
[Meteor . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


P'tage-Neepawa  M 
Algoma  EK  ....  O 

Kamloops....  BC 

Selkirk . M 

lnverness- 
Richmond  . . .NS 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Braiidon-Souris .  M 
Jasper-Edson. . .  A 

Selkirk . M 

Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’ . .  N  S 
Westmorland. .N  B 

Springfield . M 

Trinity- 

Conception  ....  Nd 
Inverness - 
Richmond  ..NS 
Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Peel . O 

Melville . S 

Queen’s . P  El 

Westmorland. .  N  B 
Wetaskiwin ....  A 

Bellechasse . Q 

Kindersley .  S 

Provencher . M 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 

Rosthern  . S 

Brandon-Souris .  M 

Marquette . M 

Marquette . M 

Comox-AlberniBC 
The  Battlefords  .S 
Burin-Burgeo .  N  d 

Jasper-Edson.  A 
Kindersley..  Sask 

Piotou  . N  S 

Carleton . O 

Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Mackenzie . S 

Kent . O 

Grenville-DundasO 

Dauphin .  M 

Kamloops . B  C 

Lincoln . O 


Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . .  S 
Comox-Alberni  BC 
Meadow  Lake  . .  ,S 
Namaimo. ...  B  C 

Rosthern .  S 

Gatineau . Q 

Lao  St.  Jean _ Q 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Carleton . O 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Sbelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Olare .  NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Prince  Albert.. .  .S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAK- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  REY, PP.81-87 


635T12 
438,  or  Little 
Current  636 
VV  illiams  Lake  660 

535- 122 

River  Denys  529 

529-232-272-290 
536T67 
Novar  529 

536- 118 
Barrhead  645 
Whytewold  636 
Beauharnois  529, 

633 

Antigonish  529 
529-54 

E.  Selkirk  535,  529 
Catalina  529 

Glendyer  529 

Kingston  662 

535-39 

529-245-254-257 

629-5 

529-12 

535- 227 

St.  Camille  676 

536- 161 
529-224 

Grog  Brook  Dam 
529 

529-261 

535-118 

529-244 

529-230 

465 

529-262 

378-1  or  Argentia 
629 

529  312 
529-252 
529-17 

529-140  or  Ottawa 
Tracadie  529 


Bjorkdale  529  or 
McKague  535 
646-2 
535-33 
Roblin  529 
535-92 

641.  529-203-208, 
329-1  (Postal 
Station  of 
Thorold ) 
Govenlock  635 

Courtenay  635 
629-262 

Duncan  635-88 
529-290 
535-27 
529-105 

635-66 

Edwards  633 
529-346 

562'1  (P  O  4  miles 
from  R  R) 
Meteghan  562 

Meteghan  662 

562-1 

Nipawin  636 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


153 


POST 

0FFICB8 


Methley . 

Methven . 

*  Metis  Beach.  231 

Metiskow . 

fMetivier . 


fMetlakatla. 
Meyersburg 
Meyronne  . . 


*  Miami. . . 
fMiohaud. 


.  22S 


Michaudville  .. 

*  Michel . 

Michichi . 

Michipicoten 

H  arbour. 
fMichipicoten 

River 

tMicksburg . 

Micmac . 


*  Midale . 400 

Middle  Arm.  . . 


f Middle  Bay. 

tMiddleboro’ 
Middlebro 
Middle  Brook 

South . 

twiddle  Cape 


Middle  Caraqioet 
Middle  Church  . 
Middle  Country 

Harbour . 

Middle  E.Pubnico 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Dauphin . Man 

Brandon-Souris.M 
Matapedia- 

Matane . 

Acadia . A 

Matapedia- 

Matan  e . 

Skeena . B  0 

Northumberland  O 
Swift,  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .  S 

Lisgar . M 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
St.  Hyaeinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Kootenay  E  . . .  BC 

Acadia .  ...  A 

Algoma  W  R . .  O 

Algoma  W  R  . .  O 

Renfrew  NR.. 

Col  chest  er- 

Htnts . NS 

Moose  Mountain  S 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  Nd 
Saguenay . Q 


N  S 
.  .M 


Middlefield  . 


t  M.  Kouchibo’gu’c 
Middle  Lake  .  . 
twiddle 
Manchester. . , 
fMiddlemarch  .  , 

Middlemiss . 

Middle 
Musquodoboit. 
Middleport . 


Mi’dIePort’rsLake 
Middle  River  . . . 

Middle  River 
Centre 
Middle  Sackville. 
t Middle  Saokville 

Middle  Stewiacke 

*  Middleton  .1506 


Middleville . 

Middle  West 
Pubnico ...... 

tMiddlewood  . . . 


Midgell . 

Midqic  Station 
Midhurst . 

*  Midland.  .  .7,206 

tMidland . 

*  Midland  vale.. . 

Midnapore . 

Midnight  Lake 
tMidville  Branch 


fMidway  , 


Cumberland . 
Provencher. . 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Gloucester.  ..NB 

Springfield . M 

Antigonish- 
Guvsboro’  ..NS 
Shelburne- Yar. 

moutb-Clare .  NS 
Queens- 
Lunenburg  . .  NS 

Kent . N  B 

Rosthern . . 
Antigonish 
Guysboro’  ..NS 

Elgin . O 

Middlesex  W  R.  .0 
Halifax . NS 

Brant- 

Haldimand..  . .  O 
Halifax.  . .  .NS 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Westmorland. .  N  B 
Halifax . NS 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Lanark .  .0 

Shelburne-Yar- 

mouth-Olare.NS 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .NS 

Kings . PEI 

Westmorland. .  N  B 
Simcoe  NR...  O 

Siracoe  E  R . O 

Royal . . N  B 

Bow  River. . . . Alta 

Macleod  . A 

Meadow  Lake . . .  S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  N  S 
St.John-Albert.NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED, OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  RET, PP.81-87 


629-248 
536-119 
628 

356-168 
Mat  aue  528 

via  Prince  Rupert 
Campbellford  529 
535-163-170 

529-222 

BakerBrook  629 

St.  Judes  629 

535-69 
529-252 
502-2  (RRn. 

Michipicoten) 
Jamestown  502 

Cobden  535 
Shubenaeadie  529 

535-151 
378-5 

123  or  Bonne  Es- 
perance  348-2 
PugwashJct.  529 
529-238 
Gambo  5 

St.  Peters  529 

Caraquet  529 
535-123 

Antigonish  529 

D’Entremont  529 

Liverpool  529 
Richibucto  529 
35-176 

Monastery  529  or 
via  Guvsboro 
via  St.  Thomas 
529  209  712 
529'16(R  R  ri.  Mus¬ 
quodoboit) 
529-199 

Petain  529 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 

via  Baddeck,  N  S 

529-5 

Beaver  Bank  562  or 
Bedford  562,  529 
Brookfield  629 

562-1,  529-29-31 

Perth  635 
Pubnico  529 


529  25 

529-4 

529-64 

535- 48 

529-173,  535-66 

536- 315 

Drumheller529,535 
536-228 
Glaslyn  529 
Bridgewater  529 

Hillsboro  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


“Midway . 

tMiette . 

fMiette  Hot 

Springs 

Miguasha . 

Miguasha  West.. . 

Mikado . 

Milan . 


tMilberta  .... 

*Milden . 314 

“Mildmay  . .  84 
fMildmay  Park 

Mildred . 

tMile  End . 

Miles  Cove . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Milestone  ....450 
Milford . 


t  Milford . 

Milford  Bay _ 

t  Milford  Haven 

fMilford  Haven 
Bridge. 
fMilford  Manor. 

Milford  Station . 

t  Milieu . 

fMilitia  Point. .  . 

Milk  River.  .  481 

Millarville. _ 

* Millbank  ... 

Millbank . 

f  Mill  Bay . 

Millbridge  .... 


“Mill  Brook  . .  734 

fMillbrook . 

fMill  Cove . 


fMill  Creek . .  . 

Willedgeville  . 
Vlille Isles. . .  . 


Millerand . 


Willerdale. . 
fMillerfield.. 


Miller  Lake . 

* Mille  Roches  .  . 
Miller’s  Passage. 

Millerton . 

*  M illertown .  . . . 


Millertown  June. 

Millet . 402 

Millefon . 

Mill  Grove . 

Millicent . 

tMillicete . 


fMillidge  . 


Milliken. . . . 
fMillington  . 
Million  . 
fMill  Road.. 


Millstream . 


Okanagan- 
Boundary  . . .  BC 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Jasper-Edson  ...  A 

Bonaventure.  ...Q 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Yorkton . S 

Compton  - 
Frontenac. . . .  Q 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Yorkton . Sask 

Meadow  Lake  . .  .S 

Outremont .  Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay . .  Nd 
Assiniboia.. .  .Sask 
Prince  Edward - 

Lennox . O 

St.  J  oh  n-Albert  N  B 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  O 

Algoma  W  R . O 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro'  ..NS 
Parry  Sound- 

Mus-koka . O 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Inverness- 
Riohmond  ..NS 
Medicine  Hat  .A 

Macleod . A 

Perth . O 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Skeena . B  C 

Hast.ings- 

Frontenac  . . . . O 
Durham . O 


St.  Boniface. . 


M 


Royal . N  B 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

St.  John -Albert  NB 
Argenteuil- 
Deux  MontagnesQ 
lies  de  la 
Madeleine.  ,.Q 
Kindersley. .  .Sask 
Bow  River . A 

Bruce . O 

Stormont .  .  O 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Ba.y . .  Nd 

Wetaskiwin . A 

The  Batt,leford8..S 

Wentworth . O 

Medicine  Hat. .  ..A 
Victoria- 

Carleton . NB 

Kenora- 

Rainy River.  .0 
Vork-Scarboro’.  .0 

Victoria  . 0 

Dauphin . M 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  NS 
Royal . NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,  PP.81-87 


536-72-91 

629-320 
Jasper  529 

Nouvelle  629 
Nouvelle  529 
529-269 

635-7 

Uno  Park  649 

635- 146-163 
529-188 

Foam  Lake  636 
529-287 

635  (Freight  only) 
Port  Anson  378'5 

636- 151 
Picton  529 

Lancaster  636 
420  or  Bracebridge 
629 

uiaHiltonbeach;  or 
Bruce,  535 
Monastery  529 


420 

529-12 

529-120  (Riviere  ou 
Milieu,  P  O) 
River  Denys  629 

535-188 
via  Calgary 
535-37 

Newcastle  529 
Kincolith  465 
629-147 

529-172 

684 

Youngs  Cove  Road 
636 

Little  Bras  d’Or  629 

via  St.  John,  N  B 

St.  Jerome  535, 629 

via  Amherst 
529-269 

East  Coulee  529, 
535 

Wiarton  529 
629-83 
378.3 
529-79 

Millertown  June. 

529 

529-34 

535- 227 

Maidstone  529 

536- 56 

535- 246 

536- 310 

(Maliseet  P  O) 
629-160 

529-177 
Udney  629 
Magnet  529 
Chester  Basin  629 

Apohaqiii  629 


154 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Millstream . 

*Milltown  ..2,267 

Milltown . 

t  Mill  View . 

Mill  Village . 


fMill  Village. 
tMillville. . . . 


Millville 

Millville. 


Millville 

Boulardarie. 

Millwood . 

*  Milner . 

Milner  Ridge  .. . 
Milnes  Landing. . 


[Milnet. . . . 
fMilnikek  . 

Milo  . 

Milot . 

Milton 


DOMINION 

electoral. 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WlilCb 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


.141 


tMilton . 2,461 

Milton  . 


Milton  Heights  . . 
Milton  Station. . . 
* MiltonWest  .... 

* Milverton  .1,056 
Mimico. . .  .11,342 

Mimico  Beach. . . 


fMinahioo. 

Minaki  .  . 
tMinard. . . 
Minasville  . 


f  Minataree  .... 
*Minburn  ...  .186 
Mindemoya. . . . 

'Minden . 

tMindoka . 

Mine  Centre. . . 


t  Mineral. 


Miners  Bay  . . 
Minesing . .  . 
Minet  Point  . 

Minett . 


Mineville  .... 

Mingan  . 

Ming’s  Bight. 


Miniota . 

*  Minitonas . .  .678 
Mink  Cove. 


t. Mink  Creek, 
t Mink  Lake. . 


* Minnedosa  2,085 
tHinnewakan. . . 

tMinnioog . 

Minnitaki . 

Minnow  Lake. . . 
Minstrel  Island. 

Minto . 

tMinto . 


Minto . 

Minto  Mine. 


Bonaventure. .  ..Q 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 
Burin-Burgeo .  Nd 

Queens . PEI 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Huraber- 
St.  George’s. .Nd 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Marquette . M 

N.  WestminsterBC 

■Springfield . M 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Bonaventure . . . .  Q 

Macleod . Alta 

Lae  St.  Jean _ Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg .  .NS 
Hal  ton . O 

Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 

Halton .  O 

Queens . PEI 

Halton . . 0 

Perth  . 0 

York-IIumber. .  .0 

York-Humber. .  .0 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  .0 
Kenora-RainyR.  O 
Moose  Mountain. S 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Vegreville . A 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Victoria . 0 

Timiskaming  .  ...O 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River  . .  0 
Victoria- 
Carleton.  ,..NB 

Victoria . 0 

Simcoe  NR . 0 

Dufferin- 

Simcoe . 0 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Halifax . NS 

Saguenay  .  Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  ..Nd 

Marquette . M 

Churchill . M 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Dauphin . M 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Marquette . M 

Selkirk . M 

Simcoe  ER . 0 

Kenora-Rainy  R.O 

Nickel  Belt .  0 

Oomox- Alberni  BC 
Brandon-Souris .  M 
Wellington- 

Huron . O 

Royal . N  B 


629-60 

via  St.  Stephen 
378.3-9 
529-6 

Medway  529 
662-2 

Aylesford  562 

635-301 
Doyles  529 

Little  Brasd’Or529 

635-101 
514 

535T02 
529-346 

629-130 
529-50 
535-24 

Dolbeau  529 
Liverpool  629 

529-192, 535-35(Mil- 
ton  West  P  O) 
629-35 

Milton  529,  635 
529-1 

19-192, 535-35  (R] 
name  Milton) 
529T87,  535-37 
629-207,  535-44 
(Sub  PO  Torontc 
via  Mimico,  O 
(Sub  PO  Torontc 
Sleemans  529 

529-160 
629-251-263 
Kennetcook  562 

529-156 

529-260 

Little  Current  53 
Kinmount  529 
649 

529-132 

Bath  536 

Cobooonk  529 
529-195 
Allandale  529 

Bala  535 

Naugle  629 
348-2,  123 
378-5 

635-111,  529-246 
529-232 
Digby  562 

Ethelbert  529 
529-137 

535-100-101-103 
Lundar  529 
Midland  529,  535 
535-61 

(Sub  PO  of  Sud- 
455,  233  [burr 
529-223 
529-180 


635.315 


Kamloops . BOIShalalth  660 


POST 

OFFICES 

R 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

t'l&TRICTft 

Minton . 182 

Assiniboia. . . . 

.  S  5 

tMinto  Bridge. . . 

Yukon . 

Yu  ■ 

IMinudie . 

Cumberland . . 

h  S 

Miocene . 

Kamloops.  .  . 

BC 

fMira . 

Gape  Breton  M 

&  Victoria. . 

NS 

Mira  Gut . 

Gape  Breton  N 

f 

&  Victoria  . 

NS 

Iiliramichi . 

Northumberl’d.NB 

t  Miron . 

Pontiac  - 

Temi8CamingueQ 

Mirror . 635 

Acadia . 

.  .  A 

Mirror  Lake . 

Kootenay  W . . 

.BC 

Mirror  Landing. 

Peace  River.. 

.  .A 

Miscou  Centre. . . 

Gloucester. . . . 

N  B 

Miscou  Harbour. 

Gloucester. . . . 

N  B 

Miscou  Light’ouse 

Gloucester  . . . 

NB 

Miscou  Plains. . . . 

Gloucester. .  . . 

N  B 

f.Mispec . 

St.  John-AlbertNB 

Missanabie . 

Algoma  W  R. 

..O 

*  M  ission  City266& 

Fraser  Valley. 

BC 

Mission  St.  Louis 

Bonaventure. 

...Q 

Mississippi  Sta  . . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . 

.  0 

Mistassini.  .2,298 

Roberval . 

•  Q 

Miatatim . 

Mackenzie. . .  . 

.  .s 

*  Mitchell....  1,979 

Perth  . 

.0 

[Mitchell . 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska.. . 

■  Q 

Mitchell  Bay  .... 

Halifax . 

N  S 

Mitchells  Bay  . . . 

Kent . 

.  ..O 

Mitchell 

Restigouche- 

Settlement 

Madawaska..NB 

s 

Mitchellview . 

Mackenzie. . . . 

...s 

.  A 

tMitsue . 

Peace  River. . 

..A 

Moberly  Lake. . . . 

Cariboo . 

BC 

Mobert . 

Port  Arthur  . 

.0 

Mobile . 

St.  John’s  W. 

.Nd 

tMoe’s  River . 

Compton  . . . . 

..  Q 

o 

Moffet . 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ. 

.  BC 

Mohawk . 

Hamilton  S  .  . 

..  0 

t  Mohawk . 

Brantford. . . . 

..  0 

tMohawk  Airport 

Hastings  S  R. 

..  o 

IMohr . 

Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 

M  oira . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . 

...o 

Moisie . 

Saguenay  . . . 

•  •  Q 

Mokomon . 

Fort  William . 

...0 

Molanosa . 

Prince  Albert 

...  s 

Molega  . 

Queens- 

Lunenburg 

..NS 

M 

MolS07l . 

M 

Molus  River . 

Kent . 

.NB 

Monarch . 

Lethbridge 

•  A 

Monarchvale  .  . . . 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Monastery  . 

Antigonish- 

GuvsboroughNS 

fMonchy . 

Swift  Current 

Maple  Creek..  S 

Monck . 

Wellington- 

Huron  .... 

...O 

Monckland  Sta. 

Stormont .  . . 

...O 

*  Moncton.  27,334 

Westmorland.  .N  B 

Mondou . 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Monet  . 

G 

Monetville . 

o 

)  Monitor . 

A 

tMonk  . . 

Kamouraska 

..  0 

tMonklands  .. 

t  Monk’s  Head  . . 

Antigonish- 

Guysborough  .  NS 

Monkstown . 

1  Burin-Burgeo  .Nc 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP. 81-87 


698  (RR  n.  Mira) 


[Harbour  20 


Laverlochere  535 

I  illooet  650  [ton 
Sub  P.O.  of  Hamil- 
(SeeMt.  Pleasant) 
Napanee  629 

535-28 
Tweed  535 

123  or  via  Seven  Id 
629-1 32 

via  Prince  Albert 
South  Brookfield 
629 

629-244 
535-61-102 
Harcourt  629 
535-230 

Biggar  529,  635 
629-17 

Orkney  636 

Arthur  635 

535"33  (RRnMonk- 
lands) 
629T2-42-50-61-66, 
102,  240 
635-147 
629-120 
Rutter  536 
535-233  [P  O 
529-118  (Tourville) 
535-33  (Monckland 
Station  P  O) 
Pomquet  529 

Clattice  Hrbr378.2 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


155 


euH'i 

omens 


*  Monkton .  . 

Mono  Centre. 
Mono  Mills  . . 


Mono  min  i>o . 

Mono  Hoad  Bta. 
t  Monquart 


Monroe . 


Montagne-de-la- 

Croi\ 

t  Montague  Rondt 
'Montague  . .  loot 
t  Montague  Gold 
Mines, 
t Montague  Juno 
Mont  Albert. . 


Mont  Apica 
( RCAt 1  Station 
Montauban  .  .56z 
Montauban-les 

Mines  5  Lb 
Montbeillard 
Mont  Brun. . . 
Mont  Carmel 
Montcerf  ... 
Monteagle  Valle\ 


dominion 
ELECTORAL 
DI8TRICT8 

Perth . o 

Du  If  erin-Simcoe.  u 

Peel . . 


'Montebello  .1397 
Monte  Creek. . 

* Monteith  .... 
Monte  Lake  . 
Montfort . 


Mont  Gabriel. 
Montgomery . . 
Monticello .... 
tMontigny. . . . 
*Mont  Joli.  .4, 938 
Mont  Laurier 

4701 

Mont  Louis  .  . 

* Montmagny  5844 

M  ontmartre  .  395 
Montmorency 

5,817 

tMontmorency 

Falls. 

Mont  Nebo . 

Montney . 

Montpellier .. 


r 


'Montreal  i 
1,021,620  \ 


>t.  Boniface. . . . 

Peel . 

Vietoria- 

Carleton . NB 

Trinity- 
Conception  .  .Nd 
Bestigouche- 
Madawa9ka.N  B 
Temiscouata  . . .  .Q 

Kings . PEI 

Halifax . N  IS 

Kings. . . . PEI 

Gaspe . Q 


Charlevoix . Q 


Portneuf . 
Portneuf 


--Q 

•Q 


Villeneuve .  Q 

Villeneuve . Q 

Kamouraska  . .  Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Hastings- 
Frontenae  . .  O 

Labelle . Q 

Kamloops . BC 

Cochrane . O 

Kamloops . B  C 

Argenteuil- 
Deux  Montagnesi,' 
Terrebonne.  Q 
Calgary  N . rt 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

Lahelle.. 

Rimouski  . <-,) 

Labelle .  Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
K8T  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.81  -87 

5S5  37  (R  R  name 
West  Monkton) 
Orangeville  536 
Caledon  East629oi 
Orangeville  535 
584  or  Vivian  62b 
Caledon  East  529 
Bath  635 

Milton  529 

Green  River  629, 
635 

St.  Honore  529 
529-7,  374 
Dartmouth  629 

529-3-7 

via  Ste.  Anne  des 
Monts  or  Matam 
528 

Hebertville  529 
529-92 

Montauban  629 

Arntfieid  649 
Clericy  529 
St.PhilippedeNi 
Maniwaki  535  [529 
Hybla  629 

535-18 
635-70 
649 
629-35 
5-29-99 


Piedmont  636 
ria  Calgary 
Grand  Valley  636 
Q  Nominingue  635 
699-50,  628, 
535-23 


Gaspe . 0 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Qu’Appelle .  S 

Quebec- 

Mont.morenoy  .Q 
Quebee- 

Montmorency  .(,i 
Prince  Albert. . . . S 

Cariboo . BO 

Labelle .  Q 

Cartier . 

Dollard . 

Hochelaga  .... 
•Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . 

I.afontaine . 

Laurier.  . 

Laval  . 

Maisonneuve- 
Rosemont. 

Mercier . 

Mount  Roval 
N.  D  de  Grace. . . 
Outremon  l.- 

St.  Jean . 

Papin  eau . 

St.  Ann  . 

St.  Antoine- 

Westmount.  . 

St.  Denis . 

St.  Henri . 

St  James . 

St.  Lawrence- 
St.  George . . 

St.  Mary . 

Verdun  . . 


348T  or  Matane528 
529-116 

529-258 

529-122 

529-122 

529-287 

via  Fort  St.  John 
Papineauville  536 


535-3-18-21-33 

529-82-83-87- 

91-93-95-108 

633T 

329-3-8-14 

341 

152 

1481 -2 
350.  380,  381 
117,  118,121,122, 
240,  241.  243,  244 

•250,  252,  253,  251. 
255,  256,  257,  258 
259,  260,  261,  263, 
264,  265,  268,  269, 
■’70,  272,  273,  274, 
276,  277,  278,  279 


POST 

OFFICES 


*  Station  B . 

*  Station  C . 

* Station  D,  . . . 

'Station  F . 

* Station  F. . . . 
'Station  G . 

*  Station  H . 

* Station  M . 

*  Station  N ... . 

'Station  O . 

* Station  R. . . . 

* Station  S . 

* Station  T _ 

Ahuntsic.  . .  . 
Beaudoin  Sti  eet 

Bordeaux  . 

Cartierville .  . 

C6  te  desNeig’sOu 
C6t,e  /St.  Louis. 
OOte  St..  Michel. 
Cote  Visitation 
f  Deloriwier ... 
Dominion  .... 


Hochelaga _ 

Hopital  du 
Sacre  Coeur  . 
Longue  Pvinte 
* Notre  Dame 
de  Grace  .... 
Notre  Dame  dr* 
Victoires 
Oratoire  St  Joseph 
* Outremont . . 

*  Place  d’  Armes , 

Pont  Viau . 

* Rosemont. . . 

*St.  Cunigonde 
St.  Jean  Baptiste 
de  Montreal 
St.  Jean  de  la 
Croix. 

St.  Louis  Square 
St.  Paul.. 

Sault  au  Recollet 
* Snowdon ..  .. 
Tetreiultville. 

*  Verdun  .... 
Victoria  Ave. . 

Villeray . 

* Vouville  .... 
t  Mon  trealE.  4,513 

Montreal  Lake . . 
Montreal  Nord 
14,081 

Montreal  River 
Montreal  River 

Harbour 
•[Montreal  South 
4,214 

Montreal  West 

3,721 

Mont  Rolland 
Montrock 
Montrose  .... 
Mont  Sacre  Coenr 
Mont  St.  Gregoire 

Mont  St.  Hilaire 

Mont  St.  Michel. . 
Mont  St.  Pierre 
371 

Mont  Tremblant. 
Mont  Tremblant 
Village 

M onument .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


University  St. 

1460  St.  Gather. 
1945  Centre  St. 
6020Blv,  StLauren  I 
1 7 HO  Notre  Dame  W 
4  0  Pine  West 
St.  Cather. &Bishoy 
1224  St.  Cather  E 
206St. Catherine  E 
35  de  1’Eglise  St. 
6420  St.  Denis  St. 
5972  Boul.  Monk. 
1016  St.  Cather.  E 
10851  Lajeunesse 
4401 N.  Dame  St.  V 
1 644  Gouin  Bv’d  W 
12247  Laehapelle 
1 869  Cote  des  N  Rd 
4751  St.  Denis  St. 
7776  St.  Michel  Bd 
’698 B’d  Rosemont 
>576  Papineau 
126,  3rd  Ave. 

Lachine . Q 

1130  St.  Cath.  E 
9300  Gouin  W. 

7761  Notre  DameE 
5751  Sherbrooke  Vi 

2630  Montsabrd  St 

Queen  Mary  Road 
1 145  Bernard  Ave. 
131  St.  James  W. 

64  Taschereau  Blvd 
2705  Masson  St. 
2608  NotreDameW 
4 1 1 5 1  Boulevard, 

St.  Lawrence 
Blvd.  St.  Laurent 
at  St.  Zotique 
3644  St.  Denis  St. 
1771  Church  Ave. 
2076  Blvd.  Gouin  E 
4914  Deoarie  Blvd. 
1341  Hochelaga  St. 
530  Church  St. 

380a  Victoria  Ave. 
7736  St.  Hubert  St,. 
100  Cremazie  St.  E. 
Maisonneuve  - 

Rosemont . Q 

Prince  Albert.Sask 
Mercier . Q 

Timi9kaming. . .  .0 
Algoma  West . .  .0 

Longueuil  . Q 

Notre  Dame  de 

Grace . Q 

Terrebonne _ Q 

Cochrane . O 

Kootenay  W. . .  BC 

ihefford . Q 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville.. .  .Q 
Chambly- 

^Rouville . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 


H  oonbeam 

Moon  Hills 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  K.  STATION, 
SEE  KKY,PP.  81-87 


Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Quebec  E .  Q 


Cochrane.. 


O 


Tioon  runs .  [The  Baft,lefords..S  " 11 ' ■ 

\Moon  Lake . I  Jasper-Edson.. . .  A^Entwistle  529 


529-93 

via  Prince  Albert 
529-85  or  Trolley 
to  Montreal 
Cobalt  649 
via  Sault  St.  Marie 

529-95 

535-3-33,633  1 


535-23 

Iroquois  Falls  649 
Trail  535 
Granby  529 
Iberville  529,  635 

St.  Hilaire  529 

Mont  Laurier  535 
via  Mont  Louis 

535-23 

Mont  Tremblant 
635 

529-122  (Sub  P.O. 

of  Quebec  City) 
529-154 
Marcelin  629 


156 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Moon  River. 


Moonstone . 

Moore  Dale . 

"Moorejield. . . . 

Moorepark . 

M oores  M  ills  . . . 

Mooretuwn . 

Moor  Lake  Sta . . 

Moose  Bay . 

Moose  Brook. . . 


Moose  Creek 
*  Moose  Factory. 
Moosehead . 


Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Simcoe  E  R . U 

Dauphin . M 

Wellington- 

Huron . 0 

Marquette . M 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 
Lambton  VV  R. .  .0 
Renfrew  N  R. . .  .0 

Dauphin . M 

Oolohester- 

Hants . NS 

Stormont . O 

Cochrane . O 

Halifax . NS 


Moose  Heights. . 

Moosehill . 

Moosehorn . 

Moose  Jaw2i,3bb 


Moose  Lake. . . , 
Mooseland. . . . 
t  Moose  Mountain 

Moose  Portage  . 
Moose  Range ... 

t  Moose  River 
t Moose  River, 
t  Moose  Valley  . . . 
Moose  Wallow. 

*  Moosomin  .1,236 

Moosonee . 

Morais . 

t  Moran . 

fMorar . 


DOMINION 

BLBCTURAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 

bst  r.  r.  station 
SEE  KEY,PP  81-87 


,BC 

...o 

,  ..M 


,.s 

.  ..M 
.N  S 


t  Moraviantown . . 
*Morden  .  ...1,862 
Morden  . 


t Moreau. . . . 
Morecambe . 
tMorehead  . 


Moreland . 

Morell . 

Moreton’s  Barb... 

Morewood . 

Morgans  Point. . . 

Morganston . 

fMorganville 

Morioetown . 

fMorien  Juno 

Morigeau . 

Morin  Creek 
fMorindale . 


*Morin  Heights. 
Morinus  . 


Morinville _ 892 

Morisset  Station 

Morley . 

fMorneauIt . 


Morningside  . . 

Morpeth . 

Morrin  . 226 

*  Morris . 1193 

t  Morris . 

*  Morrisburg  1,868 


tMorrisdale . 
Morrison  . . . 


tMorrison 


Cariboo . 

Fort  William . . 

Selkirk . 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre 

Churchill . 

Halifax  . 

Victoria- 
Carleton  ...NB 

Athabaska . A 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Pictou . NS 

Cumberland.  ..NS 
Moose  Mountain,  s 
Jasper-Edson.. . .  A 
Qu’ Appelle . . .  Sask 

Cochrane . 0 

Gloucester . . . .  N  B 
Northumberl’d.NB 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 

Kent.  . 0 

Lisgar . M 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Bellechasse . Q 

Vegreville . A 

Pontiac- 
TemiscamingueQ 

Assiniboia .  S 

King’s . PEI 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate..Nd 
Grenville- 

Dundas . 0 

Welland . O 

Northumberland  0 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Skeena  _ BC 

Cape  Breton  S. .  N  S 

Bellechasse . Q 

Meadow  Lake. . .  .S 
J  oliette-L’  Assomp 
tion-Montcalm.Q 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagues. . .  .  Q 
Parry  Sound 
Muskoka ...  O 
Jasper-Edson.  Alta 

Dorchester . Q 

Bow  River  ...  A 
Restigouohe 
Madawaska.N  B 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Kent . O 

Acadia  . A 

Provencher .  M 

Gasp5  . Q 

Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Royal  .  . N  B 

Tnverness- 
Richmond  N  S 
Terrebonne . Q 


MaoTier  636 

Eady  636 
Ste  Rose  629 
629-188 

536-109 

635-308 

Courtright  623 
636.66 

Rorketon  529 
Kennetcook  662 

629  211 
Moosonee  649 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Quesnel  650 
f  ort  William  529 
529-231  [536 

536* 149-151 -153-16S 
529-266-268-271,173 
The  Pas  529 
Musquodoboit  529 
Bath  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


tMorrison  Lake. 


tMorrissey . . . 
Morrissy  ... 
Morriston  .. 
[Morristown. 


Morrisville . 

Morse . 406 


Morse  Place. 
M  or  son . 


Mortimer’s  Point. 

Mortlach . 218 

M  orton . 

fMorvan . 


tMosborough  . . . 
Moscow . 


Mose  Ambrose. . 
tMoseley . 


Smith  645 
629-272 

New  Glasgow  529 
Parrsboro’  549 
Kipling  529 
Barrhead  645 

535- 112 
649-6 

Caraquet  529 
Weaver  529 
Antigonish  629 

via  Bothwell,  0 

536- 117 
Aylesford  562 

St.  Henri  Vill.  675 

535-164 

635-28 

529-268 

629-4 

378-6-7 

Chesterville  536 

via  Port  Colborne 
Colborne  629,  535 
Bear  River  562 

529-350 

698 

St.  Francois  629 
Meadow  Lake  635 
Rawdon  529 

529-99 

420 

629-317,  615-1 

675-1 

535-226 

Baker  Brook  529 
535-227 

Ridgetown  546,  623 
529-315  [586-2,  647 
529-221-222,536-117 

Gasp6  529 

529-83 

629-58 
529-14 

535-23 


Moser’s  River. . . 

Mosher . 

Mosher  Island.. . 

Mosherville . 


Mosquito . 

*  M ossbank . . .  .509 
tMoss  Glen. . . . 

Mosside . 

Mossleigh . 

Mossley . 

tMossman . 


Mossyvale . 

Motherwell. . . . 
Mould  Bay. 
[Moulin  Belanger 


tMoulin  Bersimis 
Moulin  Caron  . . . 

Moulinette . 

tMoulin  Turgeon 

Moulin  Valliftre 
t  Moulton  . . . 


Mound 
M ountain . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


R  .iLkOADON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Mountain  Brook. 

fMountainChutes 
Mountain  Grove 

-[Mountain  Park. 
Mountain  Road 
Mountainside. . . 
tMountain  View 

Mountain  View. 

* Mount  Albert  . . 
tMount,  Albion. . 
Mount  Arlington 
Heights 

Mount  Auburn. . 

*  Mount  Brydpes.. 
Mount  Carmel 
Mount  Cartier. . . 

Mount  Chesney.. 
Mount  Tlennis 
tMount  Denson . . 

Mount  Elgin  . 
Mount  Forest®, 291 


Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Kootenay  E  R  .  B  C 
North'berland .  N  b 
Wellington  SR .  O 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .  S 
Winuipeg  N  . . .  .M 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River . .  .0 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Rosetow  n-BiggarS 

Leeds . O 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughNS 
Wellington  S  R..  0 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. . . .  O 
Burin-Burgeo .  .Nd 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Halifax . NS 

Algoma  West . . .  O 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Colehester- 

Hants . NS 

St.  John’s  W. .  .Nd 

Assiniboia .  S 

Royal . N  B 

Jasper-Edson. . .  A 

Macleod . A 

Middlesex  E  R. .  .0 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. . N  S 

Mackenzie . S 

Perth .  0 

. NWT 

Matapedia- 

Ma'ane  . Q 

Saguenay. . Q 

Villeneu\e  . Q 

Stormont  ....  0 
Mat  apedia- 

Mat.ane  . Q 

Charte  voix  .  Q 
Brant 

Haldimanri.  .0 
Red  Deer.  . . .  Alta 
Grenville- 

Dundas  . 0 

Restigouche 
Madawaska 
Timiskaming. 
Hastings 
Fronf  enac  . 
lasper-Edson ...  A 

Marquette . M 

Brandon-Souris .  M 
Prince  Edward - 
Lennox  ...  0 
Lethbridge .  .  Alta 

York  NR .  O 

Queens  .  .  ,PFI 

St.  Johns  W.  . .  Nd 

Inverness- 

Richmond.  .NS 
Middlesev  WR..0 
St-  John’s  W  .  Nd 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke . .  BC 

Kingston .  O 

York  S . 0 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Oxford  . 0 

Wellington- 
Huron . 0 


Kilworthy  529 
536-69 

Newcastle  629 
Puslinch  635 
Antigonish  529 

Milltown  378'3-9 
535-149 

via  Winnipeg,  Man 
Sleemans  629 

Bala  535 

535-149 
Forfar  529 
James  River  529 

529-185 
V arker  529 

378-9 

529-272  (Marys- 
burg  PO) 

MusquodoboitHar- 
502  [hour  629 
Bridgewater  529 

562-4 

Holyrood  529 
529-270,  535-168 
Rothesay  629 
Barrhead  646 
535-24  2 

Harrietsville  535 
529-29 

Carrot  River  529 
St.  Paul’s  629 
via  Churchill 
Amqui  529 

349-1 

Rouyn  529,  649 
529-83 

Causapscal  629 

Giffard  529 
629-209,  712 

Olds  535 
535-33 

Charlo  629 


NB 

.O 


...O 


649-4 

535-34 

529-312 
Eden  629 
529-226 

Belleville  529, 


535 


Cardston  636 

529-130 

529-6 

Long  Harbour  629 

St.  Peters  529 

°29-206 
Holyrood  629 
Greenslide  535 

Kingston,  529,635 
West  Toront'-  536, 
562-1  [  629 

;  36-46 

529-180,  535-41 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


157 


POST 

OFFICES 


t  Mount  Green 
Mount  Hanly . 

tMount  Herbert. . 
M  uunt  U  ope  ... 
tMount  Irwin  . . . 

Mount  Joy . 

Mount  Julian. . . . 

f  Mount  Kinsella 
M  ount  Lehman . 
t  Mount  Loyal .  . . 


Mount  Murray. . 
Mount  Orford . . . 

Mount  P--arl  Park 
Mount  Pleasant 
tMount  Pleasant. 

Mount  Hobson .  . . 
*Mount  Royal 

11,352 
MountSt  Patrick 
Mount  sheer  . . . 
Mount  Sherwood. 
Mount  Stewart  . . 

Mount  Tolniie... 

Mount  Vniacke. ■ 
Mount  Vernon .  . . 

Mount  View . 

Mountville . 

Month  oj  Jeinseg. 
Mouth  of  Keswick 
tMowat . 


*  Mowbray . 
Moyie 
Mozart  . . . 
Muchalat  . 


Mudie  Lake . 

fMud  River . 

Muenster  . .  .  .153 

Muir . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


t-Muirhead . 

Muirkirk . 

Muldrew  Lake. . 

*Mulprave  ..1212 


Mulhern  . . . 

Mulholland 

Mulhursl 

Mull . 

Mullingar 
f Mull  River. 


tMulock .  .  . 
Mulmhill. . 

♦  Mumford . 

M  uncey  .... 
Mundare  . . 
Mnndleville  . . . 
Mundy  Pond. . . 
[Mungo  . 


.  59H 


fMunro . 

Munson . 78 

M  urdnchville .... 
t  Muriel  Lake .... 

*  Murillo . 

Murphy . 

Murphy  Cove 


Moose  Mountain  .  S 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings  . NS 

Queens . PEI 

Wentworth . O 

Peterborough . .  .O 

York  NR . 0 

llastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  .0 

Dorchester . Q 

Fraser  Valley. .  B  O 
Joliette- 
L’ Assomption- 
Montcalm  . . . .  Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Brome- 
Missisquoi  . . . .  Q 
St.  John's  VVest.Nd 

Brantford . O 

Victoria- 
Carleton . . .  .N  B 

Cariboo . B  C 

Mount  Royal. . .  ,Q 

Renfrew  SR . O 

Coast-Capilano  BC 

Ottawa  YV . 0 

Queens  . Ptl 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Col’ester-HantsNS 

Brantford  . 0 

YVestmorland.N  B 
St.  J  ohn-Albert  N  B 

Royal . N  B 

York-Sunbury .  N  B 
Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Lisgar . M 

Kootenay  E . . . .  BC 

Yorkton . S 

Comox- 

Alberni . BC 

Meadow  Lake. . . .  S 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Macleod . Alta 

Kent . 0 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 


Niagara  Falls  . . .  O 
York  Centre  . . .  .0 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Kent . 0 

The  Battlefords.  .S 
Inverness- 

Richmond. .  .NS 

Nipissing . O 

Selkirk . M 

Victoria . 0 

Middlesex  W  R..0 

Vegreville . A 

Kent . N  B 

St.  John’s  W  . .  Nd 
Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 

Perth . O 

Acadia . A 

Gaspe . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Fort  William. . .  .0 
Tnverness- 

Richmond. . .  NS 
Halifax . NS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  8TATI0N 
8KE  KEY, PP.81-87 


Bromhead535 
Middleton  629,562 

629-5 

Glanford  529 
Kinmount  629 
Markham  529 
Lakefield  629 

St.  Malachie  529 
529-347 
Rawdon  529 


La  Malbaie  529 
636-7 

St.  Johh’s  529 
615,  (703  pssgrs) 
Peel  535 

529-347 

529'91  (Postal  Sta 
of  Montreal) 
Ashdod  635 
BritanniaBeach455 
Sub  P.O.  of  Ottawa 
529'3-4  (R  R  name 
MountStewartJc) 
(Sub  PO  of 
Victoria) 

562-1 

529-198 

Up.  Sackville  529 
Hillsboro  529 
Gagetown  529 
Keswick  535 
529-130 

535-125 
535-69 
535-156 
233,  450-2 

Beaver  R.,Alta,629 
529-156 
529-259 

529-226-229 

Nanton  536 
623-34 

Kilworthy  529 

529-17,  373,374,375 
358  (Ferry  to 
PortHawkesbury) 
via  Niagara  Fails 
via  Toronto 
Thorsby  635 
623-34 
529-283 
Mabou  529 

649 

529-231 

529'149  (Harcourt 
623-37  PO) 

529-260 
Rexton  529 
Sub  PO.  St.  John’s 
Kipawa635 

Mitchell  529 
529-252-315 
Gaspb  529 
Bonnyville  529 
535-51 

Inverness  529 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  5291 


POST 

OFFICES 


[Murray . 

tMurray  Bay 

Murraydale . . 


* Murray  Harbor 
tMurray  Park  . . . 

Murray  River . . . 
Murray  Road .... 

M  urrayville . 

tMurvale . 


fMusoIow. 


Muscow . 

Musgrave . 

Musyrave  Harb. . 

Musgravetoum. . . 

Mushaboom . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Musidora . 

Muskeegan . 

tMuskoka  Beach. 

Muskoka  Falls. . . 

Muskoka  Lodge. . 

tMuskoka  Wharf. 

Muskwa . 

M  u  squash . 

tMusquodoboit . . 

Musquodoboit  Hr. 
Musselman  Lake 

Mutrie . 

Mutton  Bay  _ _ 

Myers  Point. . . . 
Myrnam....  388 

Myrtle . 

*Myrtle . 

Myrtle  Station. . . 
Mystery  Lake. . . . 
Mystic . 


tNaas Harbour. . . 

Nacmine . 

Naco . 

t  Nadeau . 


Nadeauvilie . 

tNadina  River. . 

fNahma . 

[Nahun  . 


.  .475 


*  N aicam . . 

Nain . 

[Nairn . 

Nairn  Centre. . . 

Naisberrv . 

Nakamun . 

*  Nakina . 

N akusp  . 

Namaka, . 

Namao  . 

Nampa . 

*  No  mu . 

* Namur . 

* Nanaimo  .  7,196 

Nanoose.  Bay  .  ■ 

tNantel  . . 

Nanticoke 


Cape  Breton  N 

Victoria . NS 

Charlevoix . y 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek...  S 

Kings . PEI 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

King’s . P  E  i 

Westmorland  N  B 
N.  YV  estminst’r .  BC 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. . . .  o 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  O 
Qu’Appelle. .  Sask 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate .  .Nd 
Halifax . N  S 

Vegreville .  A 

Mackenzie  . S 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Parry  Sound- 

Musk  oka . O 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Parry  Sound- 

M  uskoka . 0 

Cariboo . BC 

St.John-  Ylbert  N  B 
Halifax . N  S 

Halifax . NS 

York  N  R . O 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Saguenay .  Q 

Halifax . NS 

Vegreville . A 

Ontario . 0 

Lisgar . M 

Ontario . O 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Brotne- 

Missisquoi . .  .  Q 

Skeena . B  C 

Bow  River. .  .  Alta 

Acadia .  A 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska..NB 
Kindersley  . . . .  S 

Skeena . BC 

Cochrane . O 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke  BO 
H’mboidt-MelfortS 

Labrador . No 

St.  Boniface  . . . .  M 
Algoma  East . . . . O 
B’mboldt-MelfortS 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Port  Arthur  . . .  O 
Kootenay  YV  .  .BC 

Bow  River .  A 

Edmonton  YV.Aita 
Peace  River. .  A 
Oomox-AlberniBC 

Labelle . Q, 

Nanaimo  . BC 


Nanton . 934 

Napadogan . 


Nanaimo .  BC 

Terrebonne . Q 

Brant- 

Haldimand.. . .  O 
Macleod . Alta 

York-Sunbury.  NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  81-87 


366  or  Little 
Bras  d’Or  629 
629-122,  329-8,337-2 
348-2 

(PointeauPic  P 
Maple  Creek  535 

529-5 

535- 119 

529-6 

Port  Elgin  529 
Langley  614 

536- 61 

Bird’s  Creek  529 

529-254 
Cowichan  536 
378-7 

Lethbridge  529 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
535-164 
Somme  529 
Gravenhurst  529 

Bracebridge  629 

Utterson  529 

529  193,  420 

Dawson  Creek  645 
535 '312 

529-1 6(MiddleMus- 
quodoboit  PO) 
629-16 

Stouffville,  529 
Fillmore  636 
348-2,  123 
Musquodoboit. 
535-164  [Harb.  629 

535- 34 
529-222 

536- 34 

Barrhead  645 
535-1 

455 

535-236 

529-269 

Lac  Baker  629 

Tompkins  535 
Burns  Lake  529 
649 
445-6 

535-157 

378-4 

Transcona  629 
535-67-68,  (R  R  n 
529-232  [Nairn) 
Onoway  629 
529  153-154-156 
635-82 
535-225 

via  Edmonton 

645-3 

455 

Montebello  535 
535-88,  450-9,  464, 
233 
535-88 
535-23 

Jarvis  529,  712 

535.228 

529.51 


158 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


*  Napa-nee  .  .3,6 
Napeirville.  .1356 

Napinka . 222 

Naples  . 

fNaples 

Nappan  Station 

*  N  aramata .. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Narcisse . 

Naroosli  Creek. . 

Narol . 

Narrows . 

Naseby . 

Nash  Creek...  . 


fNashlyn. . 
Nashville  . 


tNashwaak . 

NashwaakBridg, 
fNashwaaksis. . . 

fNatagan  . 

Natal  . 

Natashquan . . . . 
National  Mills. 
tNatural  Park. . 

fNaud . 

Naudville. .  .1430 
Naughton .... 
fNaugle . 


Nault . 

N  auwigewauk 

Navan . 

Nazareth . 


tNazko . 

fN  echako . 

Necum  Tench.. 


Nedelec. 


Neeb . 

fNeebing . 

Needles . 

Neelin . 

*Neepaiva..  .2,89 


Neerlandia. 
Negginau  . . 

Neguac . 

*Neidpath. . 


Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

St.Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville .  .  Q 
Brandon-Souris  M 
Jasper-Edson.  A 
Brandon-Souris  M 
Cumberland  ..NS 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . . .  BC 

Selkirk .  M 

Cariboo . B  t 

Springfield . M 

Royal . N  B 

Rosetown-Biggarf 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  N  b 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.. . fa 
York  N  R . o 

York-Sunbury.N  b 
York-Sunbury  .N ! 
York-Sunbury .  N  B 

Ohapleau ...  - ^ 

Kootenay  E. ..  Bi_ 

Saguenay . 

Churchill . M 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean _ V 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Halifax . N  S 

Winnipeg  South  M 

Royal . N  B 

Russell  . 0 

Rimouski .  C,> 

Cariboo . B  C 

Cariboo . BL 

Halifax . N  S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EBT  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP. 81-87 

629-83-139-140 

630 

536-117-118 
Barrhead  645 
635-117 
529-12 


Neigette  . 

Neilburg . 244 

Neils  Harbour 

tNelles  Corners.. 

Nellie  Lake ..... 

* Nelson . 6,772 

INelson  Forks. . 
Nelson  House 
tNelson  Junction 

Nemegos . 

Nmniskam . 

tNeola . 

fNephton . 

Se/pt-une . 

tNerepis . 

*  Nesbitt . 

Nesterville  ..  .112 


Pontiac- 

Temiscaminguey 
Meadow  Lake  . . .  8 
Fort  William. . .  .0 
Kootenay  W. .  ,BC 

Lisgar . M 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

fasper-Edson ...  A 

Churchill .  M 

Northumberl’dN  B 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 

Rimouski . Q 

The  Battleforda  S 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . N  S 

Brant- 
Haldimand. . , .0 

Cochrane . O 

Kootenay  W. .  .BC 

Cariboo . B  C 

Churchill . M 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Ugoma  ER . O 

Medicine  Hat. .  .A 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Peterborough . .  .(> 

Assiniboia . S 

Royal . N  B 

B  randon-Sou  ris .  M 
Algoma  E  R . O 


445-6,  460 
529-242 

Alexandria  650 
Conor  636,  629 
Cody  635 
535-168 
529-50 

535-171 

535- 40  (RR  name 
Kleinburg) 

529-79 

Covered  Bridge529 

536- 30 
o29-120 
535-69 
348-2,  123 
529-232 
120 

Tring  Jet.  676 
Alma  505 
535-67 

529-16  (West  Law- 
rencetown  P  O) 
via  Winnipeg 
529-42 
535-31 

(Sub.  P  O  of 

Rimouski) 
Quesnel  650 
Vanderhoof  529 
Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
Ville  Marie  535  or 
New  Liskeard  649 
535-179 
529-132 

obson  West  536 
529-226 

535-100,629-229-230 


Nestledown.  . . . 
Nestleton  Station 
Nestor  Falls. . . . 

tNestorville . 

Nestow . 

*  Nether  hill . . .  .91 

Netley . 

Netook . 

A  eubois . 

Neudorf . 471 

Neustadt  ....481 
NeutralHills  . . 

Neuville . 769 

Nevada  Valley , 

Neveton . 

Neville  . 178 


Nevis . 

New  Aberdeen. 
New  Albany  ... 

fNew  Annan  . .  . 
Newaygo . 


Barrhead  646 
via  Berens  River 
Newcastle  529 
529-270 

St.  Anaclet  529 
535-164 

165,  or  via  North 
Sydney, N  S 
529-209,  712  or  Ha- 
gerBville  529,  623 
149 

535-69-72,  585-16 
Hawson  Creek  645 
Wabowden  529 
529-50-66 

535- 66 

536- 243 
529'245orBiggar52fl 
535-34 

535-152 

535-307 

535-119 

535’67  (R  R  name 
Nestorville) 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


fNew  Bandon  . 
New  Bonaventure 

Newboro’  ....311 
New  Bothwell. . . 
Sew  Brig  den. . . . 
New  Brighton  . . 

Newbrook . . 

tNewburg . 


Prince  Albert. .  .S 

Durham . O 

Kenora-Rainy  R.O 

Algoma  EE . O 

Athabaska . A 

Kindersley .  ..Sask 

Selkirk . M 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Lotbinifere . (j 

Melville . S 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Acadia . Alta 

Portneuf . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond . . . NS 

Selkirk . M 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 

Acadia . A 

Cape  Breton  S..N8 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Prince . PEI 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. . .  .Q 
Gloucester. ..  JB 
Trinity- 
Conception.  .Nd 

Leeds . O 

Provencher.  . . .  M 

Acadia . A 

Coast  Capilano  BC 

Athabaska . A 

Victoria- 
Carleton. . 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY,PP.81-S7 

Canwood  629 
Burketon  535 
mo  52 

35 '67  (Nesterville 
529-317  [P  O) 
529-252 
36-123 
536  177 

•St.  Agapit  529 
35-166 
529-189 
Czar  535 
529-120 
Glendyer  529 


Newburgh ....  509 
Newburgh  June 
fNewburn . 


*  Newbury  . .  .290 
N  ew  Campbellton 

fNew  Canaan . .  . 
(New  Canada. . . 

New  Carlisle  . . 
Neiu  Carlisle 

Bast . 

NeivCarlisleWesl 
New  Carlow . 


,NB 


.0 


Hastings- 
Frontenac. . 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . . 
Queens- 
Lunenburg  ..NS 

Middlesex  WR..0 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  ...NS 
Essex  S  R 
Queens- 
Lunenburg..N  S 
Bonaventure . . . 
Bonaventure..  .  .Q 


.NB 


•  -Q 


..o 


’ Newcastle..  .968 
*  Newcastle.  .4 ,218 
Newcastle  Bridge 
Newcastle  Centre 
Newcastle  Creek 


Bonaventure. . 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . 

Durham . 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Royal . NB 

Royal . N  B 

Royal . N  B 


Newcastle  Mine  Bow  River _ Alt; 

New  Chelsea . Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
t  New  Chester.  . .  Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ . .  .N 
Newcombville  .  .  Queens- 

Lunenburg  ,N 
fNew  Cornwall  Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  N 
t^ew  Qneens- 

Cumberland  .  Lunenburg . .  N 

Sewdale .  Marquette 

Sew  Dayton.  Lethbridge. .  .Alta 

fNew  Denmark  Victoria- 

Carleton _ NB 

'New  Denver  771lKootenay  W..  .BcU^ 


Narcisse  629 
535-163 

535-233,  529-325 
part  of  Glace  Bay 
529"29  (R  R  name 
Albany) 

529-1 

529-99 

529-60 

Trinity  June.  529 

Forfar  529 
Niverville  535 
529"269  [bour 
via  Gambier  Har- 
64  6-2 

535-301-309 

529-140 

535-301-309  (RRn 
New  burg) 

New  Germany  529 

529-209,  535-42,712 
364  or  Little 
Bras  d’Or  529 
Essex  623 
Pinehurst  529 

5-  9-116 

New  Carlisle  529 


New  Carlisle  529 
Hybla  529 

529-83,  535-50 

529-60 

536-315 

Newcastle  Bdg.  635 
Newcastle  Bridge 
536 

Drumheller529,536 
Carbonear  529 


Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
Bridgewater  529 

Blockhouse  529 

Bridgewater  529 

536-101 

535-238 

629-51 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICES 


New  Dundee . . . . 
(New  Edinburgh 

Newellton . 


New  Elm. 


New  England 

Settlement 
tNew  Erin . 


New  Fish  Creek  . 

Newgate . 

New  Germany . . . 

N ew  Glasgow .... 
New  Glasgow  119 
*New  Glasgow 

9,933 

New  Grafton  ... 

*  New  Hamburg 
1.78S 

New  Harbour  . . . 

*Neiv  Harbour, 

New  Harbour 

East 

New  Harbour 

West 

tNew  Harris . 


New  Harris  Forks 
New  Haven . 


New  Hazelton. . 
fNewholm  . 


Newington . 

fNew  Ireland. . . . 

New  Jersey . 

fNew  Jerusalem. 

tNew  Kiew . 

tNewkmds . 

*New  Liskeard. . . 

4,215 

New  Liverpool . 
New  London .... 

New  Lowell . 

Newman’s  Cove.. 

*  Newmarkets, 356 
New  Melbourne . . 

New  Mills . 

New  Norway  .258 

*  New  Osgoode  . . 
New  Perlioan. . . 


Newport . 
Newport  . 


t  Newport . 

Newport  Landing 
Newport  Point  . . 
Newport  Station 
Newport  West. . . 
New  Richmond . . 
New  Richmond 

Centre . 

New  Richmond 
Station. 

New  RichmondW 

tNew  River . 

New  Rose . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Waterloo  SR....0 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Shelburne- Y'ar- 
mouih-Clare.NS 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  ,N  S 
York-SunburyNB 

Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Peace  River . A 

Kootenay  E  ...BC 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 

Queens . PEI 

Terrebonne  . . . .  Q 
Pictou .  NS 

Queens- 

Lunen'ourg  . .NS 
Waterloo  SR...  O 

Antigonish- 
Guysborough  N  S 
Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro .  .NS 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro.  .NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria  _ N  S 

Cape  Breton  N 
Victoria.  ...NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Viotoria . NS 

Skeena . B  C 

Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

Stormont . 0 

Megan  tic . Q 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Royal . N  B 

Vegreville . A 

Cariboo . B  C 

Timiskaming. . .  .0 

L6vis . . Q 

Queens . PEI 

Simcoe  NR . 0 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 

York  NR . 0 

Trinity- 
Conception  .  .Nd 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Battle  River- 

Camrose  . A 

Humboldt- 

Meltort . S 

Trinity- 

Conception.  .Nd 

Gaspd . Q 

Colchester 

Hants . NS 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Colch’t’r-Hants  N  S 

Gasp6  . . . Q 

Colch’t’r-HantsNS 

Gaspe . Q 

Bonaventure  . . .  .Q 
Bonaventure . .  . .  Q 


Railroad  on  which 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  r.  r.  station 
SEE  key,fp.S1-87 


Petersburg  529 
Weymouth  662 

Barrington 
Passage  629 
Pleasant  Riv.  529 

llinto  635 

633T 


High  Prai 
Elko  635 
529-20-30 

Hunter  River  6292 
St.  Jerome  529, 50p 
529-13-17-20-23,102 

Caledonia  529 

529-185 

360  or  Monastery 
529 

Whitbourne  629 

Drumhead  368 

Drumhead  368 

364  or  Little  Bras 
d’Or  529 
New  Campbellton 
364 

via  Neil’s  Harbour 
529-350 

Huntsville  529 
633-2 

Black  Lake  675 
Newcastle  529 
Hampstead  629 
Lavov  529 
529-350 
649 

St.  Romuald  529 
Kensington  529 
529-194 
Bonavista  529 

529-193 

Carbonear  529 
529-60 
529-316 
529-286 

Carbonear  529 


Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Bonaventure . .  . .  Q 

Charlotte . N  B 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .N  S 


529-116 

Brooklyn  562-4 

Greenspond  378‘7 

Brooklyn  662 
Newport  629 
662-1 

Newport  529 
529-116 

New  Richmond 
529 

529-116 

New  Richmond529 
535-312 

Chester  Basin  529 


p.iST 

OFEICKS 


fNew  Russell 

New  Salem . 

New  Sarepta 

New  Sarum . 

tNew  Scotland 
Newstead . 

'Newton . 

(Newton . 

(Newton  Brook, 
f Newton  Heights 
(Newton  Mills... 

Newton  Robinson 

Newton  Siding.. 

N ewton  Station . 

N ewtonville . 

(Newtonville  .... 

* New  Toronto 

11,194 
New  Town . 


DOMINION 

electoral 

DISTRICTS 


New  Town 
*  Newtown. . 


Newtown  Cross 
New  Tusket . . . 


New  Victoria. 

(Newville . 

NewWasagaBeach 
New  Waterford. 

10,423 

New  Westmin¬ 
ster . 28,639 


New  Wiltshire. . . 

(New  Zealand  . . . 

tNeys . 

(Nezah . 

'Niagara  Falls  . 

22,874 

*Niayara  Falls 
Centre. 
'Niagara  Nils  S. 


Queens- 
Uinenburg.  ...NS 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Elgin . o 

Westmorland.  .NB 
Bonavigta- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 

Perth . O 

N.  Westminster  BC 
York-Scarboro’ .  O 
Westmorland.  .NB 
Colchester- 

Hants .  NS 

Dufferin-Simcoe .  O 

Portage  - 

Neepawa . M 

N  Westminster.  BC 

Durham . O 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

York-Humber. .  .0 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 

Royal . NB 

Bonavista- 
Tw-illirigate.  .Nd 

Queens . PEI 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
S.Cape  Breton, N  8 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Simcoe  NR .  O 

S.  Cape  Breton.  NS 


Burnaby - 
Richmond 


Queens. 


.BC 


.PEI 


Niagara-on-the- 
Lake.  2,108 

tNichol . 

Nicholas  Denys. . 
tNicholson  ... 
Nicholson  .... 
Nickeldale. . . . 
(Nickel  Mill.. 


Nickel  Plate. 
fNioklen  .... 


Nicola . 

Nicolet . 4,084 


tNicomen  . 
(Nictau  . . . 


fNictaux. 
Niddrie  . . 


Nigadoo . 

(■Nigger  Rapids. . 
Night  Hawk  C’tre 

Nightingale . 

Nine  Mile  River 


Ninette  . 


Kings . PEI 

Port  Arthur  .... 0 
Port  Arthur.  . .  .0 
Niagara  Falls. .  ..0 

Niagara  Falls  . . .0 

Niagara  Falls  . .  .0 


Lincoln. 


.0 


.NB 

..BC 


Cariboo . B  C 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Kootenay.  ER.BC 
Algoma  W  R. . .  .0 

Sudbury . O 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska, 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Kamloops . B  C 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Fraser  Valley. BC 
Victoria- 

Carleton . NB 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . N  S 

Kenora-Rainy 

River . O 

Gloucester. . .  .N  B 

Gatineau . Q 

Timmins .  O 

Bow  River... Alta 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Brandon-Souris .  M 


RAILRuAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR. 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87  ’ 

Chester  Basin  629 

Parrsboro  649 
529-323 
529'209,  712 
Monoton  529 
378-6 

529T87 

614 

Toronto  629,  536 
Moncton  529 
Upper  Musquodo- 
boit529 

Bradford  529  or 
Cookstown  529 
529-226 

514 

535-50 

Wolfville  562 

under  Toronfo 

James  River 

Sussex  529 
via  Wesleyville 

Grandview  629 
Weymouth  562 

New-  Waterford 
549  [698 

Elmvale  529 

698 

685-13,  535-71 
529-347,514,708-1, 
295,  297,  300,  302, 
304,  309 

529*1  (R  R  name 
North  Wiltshire) 
529-4 
535-66 
529.131 

529-197-203,  641, 
623-34-35,  712 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Niagara  Falls,  0) 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
NiagaraFalls.O) 
623-35 

529-360 
Beresford  529 

535- 84 

536- 66  [bury 

Sub  P.O.  of  Sud- 
St.  Quentin  629 

Princeton  635 

529-2 

Merritt  536 
529-108-111 

535-70 

Plaster  Rock 
535, 529 
529-29 

529-160 

529-50 

Messines  535 
Connaught  649 
535-240 
Elmsdale  629 

629-223 


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POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


fNineveh  . 


*Ninga . 

*j Nipawin  .3050 

*  Nipigon . 

Nipissing . 


Nipissing  Junot. . 

*Nipper’s 

Harbour 
Nisku  . 


Nithi  River. 

Niton . 

Nitro . 


Niverville.. 
(Niweme . . 


Nixon . . . 
(Nixon . . 


Nobel  . 


Nobleford 
Nobleton.. 
Nobleville 
Noel . 


...255 


Noel  Road. 


Noel  Shore. . . . 

Noelville . 

Noggin  Oove. . . 

Nogies  Greek  . . 

Noinville  . 

*Nokomis  . . .  .449 


Nolalu . 

Nominingue.  .726 
tNootka. . . . 

Nora . 


Noral  . . . 
Noralee. 


Noranda  Nord. 
fNorbestos . 


Norbuok  . .  . 
Norbury . . . . 
*Nordegg . . . 

Nordin . 

Norembega  . 
Norgate. . .  . 


Norham . 

*  Norland . 

Norma . 

Norman . 

Normand . 

Normandale . 

Normandeau. . . . 
Normandie  .... 
Normandin  .  167 
tNormanhurst. . 
Norman’s  Cove. 

Norman  Wells . . 


Normetal  .... 
*Norquay  . . .  .398 

Norrie . 

Norris  Arm  . . 


Norris  Arm 

North  Side 
Norris  Point . . . 

North  Ainslee.. . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SKEKKY, PP.81-87 

Queens- 

N  a 

529-30 

Lunenburg.. 

Brandon-Souris.  M 

635-117 

Prince  Albert 

..8 

536-144-178 

Port  Arthur.  . 

.  o 

536-66,  529-131 

Parry  Sound- 

Powassan  529 

Muskoka . .  . . 

.0 

Nipissing . 

..0 

529  193  (Ry.  name 
Nipissing) 

Grand  Falls- 

378-6-8 

White  Bay . . 

.Nd 

Edmonton- 

535-227 

Strathcona. . 

..A 

Cariboo . 

BC 

Endako  529 

Jasper-Edson . 

. .  A 

529-320 

Beauharnois- 

via  Valleyfield 

Salaberry . . 

Q, 

Proveucher. . . 

.  .M 

535-115 

Parry  Sound- 

Pointe  au  Baril  535 

Muskoka. . . 

..0 

Norfolk . 

..0 

529  209,  712 

Victoria- 

535-309 

Carleton. .  . . 

N  B 

Parry  Sound- 

535-49 

Muskoka. .  . 

.0 

Lethbridge. . 

. .  A 

535-236 

York  NR.... 

..0 

Bolton  635 

Mackenzie. . . . 

...s 

Archerwill  535 

Colchester- 

Kennetcook  562 

Hants . 

.NS 

Colchester- 

Kennetcook  562 

Hants . .  .  . . 

.NS 

Colch’t’r-HantsNS 

Kennetcook  562 

Nickel  Belt.. . 

.  .o 

Rutter  535 

Bonavista- 

Carmanville  378*7 

Twillingate 

.Nd 

Bobcaygeon  536 

Peterborough 

.  .O 

Kent . 

.NB 

529-50 

M  oose  J  aw- 

635-155,  529  245 

Lake  Centre 

...S 

Fort  William. 

..0 

Fort  William  529 

Labelle . 

Q 

535-23  [535 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

450*2,  233 

Humboldt- 

535-144 

Melfort . 

. .  s 

Athabaska. . . 

..A 

645-2 

Skeena . 

.BC 

Burn's  Lake  529 

Villeneuve  . . . 

■  ••Q 

529-119-121,  649-7, 

Villeneuve . . . 

...Q 

via  Noranda  [121 

Drummond- 

Tingwick  529 

Arthabaska 

...Q 

Wetaskivvin  . 

...A 

535-244 

Meadow  Lake 

.  ..8 

Spiritwood  629 

Red  Deer . 

Alta 

Brazeau  529 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Newcastle  629 

Cochrane . 

...0 

529T20 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Northumberland!) 

Viotoria . O 

Vegreviile . A 

Kenora-  RainyR.l 

Megantio .  Q 

Norfolk . 0 

Athabaska .  A 

Kent . N 

Roberval . Q 

Wentworth . O 

Trinity- 
Conception.  ,Nd 
Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Ghapleau .  Q 

Mackenzie.. .  .  Sask 

Villeneuve  . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay..  Nd 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.  Nd 
Inverness  - 
Richmond. .  .NS 


North  Augusta. 


529-229 

Colborne  529,535 
Coboconk  529 
635-260 
Keewatin  636 
ThetfordMines  676 
Vittoria  529 
Lac  la  Biche  645 
Coal  Branch  529 
529-106 
ilia  Hamilton 
Whitbourne  629 


444,175 

Oupuy  529 
529-239 
Malartic  529 
529-84 

Norris  Arm  629 
378-8 

Strathlorne  529 


North  Battle, ford 
7,473 

North  Bay 

17,944 

North  Bend  . . . 
North.  Branch . . 

North  Brook . . . 

North  Brookfield 

N orth  Bruce  . . . 
t  North  Bulkley. 

*  North  Burnaby 

North  Buxton  . . . 
North  Clearbrook 
North  Coaticook 
N orth  Cobalt  ... 
No. Cooking  Lake 
Northcote . . . 
f North  Delton. 

North  Devon . 

1  North  Earl  town 
N.  E.  Harbour . . 

North  E.  Mabou. 

N.  E.  Margaree . . 

North  East  Point. 
(Cape Sable  Isl’d) 
V  orth  Edmonton 
Northern  Arm. . . 

* Northern  Bay  . 

•(Northern  Bight. 

Northern  Pine. 
Northern  Valley 

North  Esk  Boom. 
tNorthfield .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Prinoe .  PEI 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre . . .  S 
Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Vegreviile . A 

The  Battlefords.  .S 


Nipissing  . 


Northfleld .... 
NorthfieldQueens 

Northfleld  Sta’n. 
North  Fork...  . 
North  Fonrchu . 

North  Framboise. 

North  Galiano. . 

N orth  Gate . 

*  North  Gower  .  . 
North  Greenville. 
(North  Gut, 

St.  Anns. 

North  Ham . 

North  Harbour. 
North  Harbour  , 
Vorth  Hatley  618 
North  Head  . 
North  Highlands. 

(North  Intervale 


North  Kamloops 
1979 
North  Keppel. . . 
North  Kildonan . 

North  Kotzman. . 


Fraser  Valley. .B  C 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River.  ..O 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  ..NS 

Bruce . O 

Skeena . B  C 

Burnaby- 
Coqunlam. . .  BC 

Kent  . O 

Fraser  Valley  . .  BL 

Stanstead . Q 

Timiskaming . . . .  O 

Vegreviile . A 

Renfrew  SR . O 

Edmonton  East. .A 
Y  ork-Sunbury .  N  B 
Ool’ester-HantsNB 
Shelburn  e-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  .  N  S 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
tnouth-Clare.NS 
Edmonton  E. .Alta 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  ...Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 
Trinity- 
Conception  . .  Nd 
Meadow  Lake.  ..S 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  NS 

Nanaimo . BC 

Queens- 

Lunenbnrg  .  .NS 

Stormont . O 

Macleod . Alta 

Inverness- 
Richmond. 
Inverness- 
Richmond . 
Nanaimo. . , . 

Moose  Mountain. S 

Carleton . O 

Cumberland  .  N  S 
Cape  Breton  N 

Victoria . NS 

Richmond-WolfeQ 
Burin-Burgeo. .  N  d 
St.  John’s  W.  ..Nd 

Stanstead  .  Q 

Charlotte  . .  .  N  B 
Inverness- 
Riehmond . .  .NS 
Antigonish- 
Guvsboro’  ..NS 
Kamloops. ..  .BC 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR, 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION- 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

529-1 

Sub  P.O.  of  Regina 

Bellamy  535 

Warspite  529 
529-260-262,636-177 
536-183,  173 
535  65-66,  649,  240 
529-137-193,  419 
536-70 

Stratton  529 


..NS 

..NS 

BC 


Kaladar  536 

Brookfield  Mines 
529 

Port  Elgin  529 
Knockholt  629 
(Suburb  of 

Vancouver 
Buxton  623 
Abbntiford  636,614 
Coaticook  529 
649 

Cooking  Lake  529 
535-60 

N’th  Edmonton  529 

535- 301-315 
Denmark  529 
Greenwood  529 

Mabou  529 

Inverness  529 

Barrington 

Passage  529 
529-245-260-323 
Bishop’s  Falls  529 

Carbonear  529 

629-34 

Grand  Centre  529 
Elk  Point  529 
or  Derwent  636 
Newcastle  529 
529-29 

536- 88 

Caledonia  529 

Newington  633 
Cowley  536 
via  Sydney 


Grey  NR . O 

Springfield . M 

Vegreviile . AlSmoky  Lake  529 


St.  Peters  529 
453 

529-261 

Osgoode  Sta.  635 
Atkinson  629 
366  or  Iona  .‘-29 

(See  Ham  Nord) 
378-2 

Whitbourne  529 
675  [Manan) 

403  (Ldg.  n.  Grand 
Inverness  629 

Monastery  529 

Sub  PO  Kamloops 

pia  Owen  Sound 
via  Winnipeg 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


161 


POST 

OFFICES 


t  North  Lake . 

North  Lancaster . 

Northland . 

Northleigh . 

North  Lochaber. . 

North  Lonsdale. . 

North  Low . 

+  N.  Magnetawan. 

North  Makwa  . .. 
[North  Malden  . . 

Northmark  . 

fNorth  McIntyre 
t.N’th  Meiklefield 
North  Mimico. . . 

fNorthminster. . . 
North  Minto  .... 
fNorthmount. . . . 

North  Noel  Road 

North  Park . 


North  Pine . 

Northport. . ..... 

Northport . 

fNorth  Portage. . 

* North  PortalX 69 
North  Range 

Corner 
fN’thRedDeer69i- 
North  Regina  68 

fNorth  Renous 
North  River  ... 
fNorth  River. . . . 

North  River 
Bridge 

fNorth  Riverside 

North  Rogersville 
North  Rustico  . . . 
North  Shore  .... 

Northside . 

North  Star . 

fNorth  Stukely . . 


North  Surrey. . . 

*  North  Sydney 

7,364 

f  North  Transcona 
North  Valley  .... 

* North  Vancouver 
15,687 
North  Vermilion 

Northville . 

fNorth  Wallace. . 
North  West  Arm. 

North  W.  Bridge 
North  West  Brook 

North  West 

Harbour. 
North  West  River 
fNorth  Wiltshire. 
fN’th  Wolf  estown 
Northwood  . .  . 
fNorth  Woodside 

*  Norton . 

fNorton  Dale.... 
Worval . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


York-S  unbury  .NB 
Glengarry- 

Presoott . 0 

Algoma  WR . O 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Ancigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Coast  Capilano.  BC 

Gatineau . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Meadow  Lake  . .  .S 

Essex  SR . O 

Peace  River . A 

Port  Arthur. . .  .0 

Pictou . N  S 

York-Humber. .  .O 

The  Battlefords..S 
YTork-Sunbury  N  B 
York  Centre  . . .  .O 

Colohester- 

Hants . NS 

York  Centre  . . .  .0 


Cariboo . BC 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Cumberland.  ..NS 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka  . O 

Moose  Mountain. S 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Red  Deer  . . .  .Alta 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
Northumberl’d  NB 

Queens  _  .  PEI 

Cape  Breton  N. 

and  Victoria  NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 
N  orthumberl’d  NB 

Queens . PEI 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Peace  River . A 

Shefford . Q 

New  West¬ 
minster.  .BC 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria  . NS 

■St  Boniface . M 

Trinity- 
Conception  .Nd 
Coast  Capilano.BC 

Peace  River . A 

Jasper-Edson ...  A 
Cumberland.  .NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Trinity- 
Conception  .  .Nd 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  NS 

Labrador  . Nd 

Queens . PEI 

Richmond-  WolfeQ 

Kent . 0 

Balifax . NS 

Royal  . . .  NB 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Hal  ton . 0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  3 1-87 


Canterbury  636 
636-62 

602-1 

Entwistle  529 
Antigonish  629 

uiaN’th  Vancouver 
Low  636 
629-130 

Meadow  Lake  536 
Amherstburg  623 
Woking  645 
Port  Arthur629, 636 
Egerton  529 
Mimico  529,  635 
(Sub  PO  of  Tor- 
535-176  [onto) 
Minto  635 
via  Toronto  (P.O. 
n.  Willow  dale) 
Kennetcook  562 

Downsview  629 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Toronto) 

via  Fort  St.  John 
Pietcn  529 

Pugwash  529 
316  (Penlake  P.Ol 

535-161 

562-1  (R  R  name 
North  Range) 
via  Red  Deer 
529-251-266  (Sub. 

P  O  of  Regina) 
Renous  529 
Charlottetown  529 
365 

N.  River  365,  or  via 
N.  Sydney 
Monastery  629 

Rogersville  629 
Hunter  River  529 
Breton  Cove 
365  [535 

Prince  Albert  529 
Grimshaw  646-3 
635 "8  (P.O.  name 
Bonsecnurs) 
Sub  P.O.  of  New 
Westminster 
529-14,  364,  365, 
374,  377 
535-51 

Clarkes  Beach  529 
via 

Vancouver,  B  C 
via  Fort  Vermilion 
Granada  629 
Wallace  529 
Leitches  Creek  529 

Newcastle  529 
Northern  Bight  529 

Greenwood  529 

Rigolet  378-4 
529-1 

Coleraine  675 
529-209,  712 
Dartmouth  529 
635-315,  629-42 
Millville  636 
Georgetown  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


Norway  Bay . 

Norway  House. . . 

* Norwich  ..1,439 
*  Norwood  ...926 

[Norwood . 

N orwood  Grove. . . 

fNosbonsing . 

Notch  Hill . 

Notikewin . 

Notre- Dame . 

Notre  Dame . 

Notre  Dame  de 
Grdct 
N.Dame  de  Ham 
N.D.  de  laMercie 

*N.  D.  de  la  Paix. 
N.D.  de  laSalette 
Notre  Dame  de 
L’lsle  Verte. 
.Vi),  de  Lourdes 
.V  D.  dePierreville 

N  D.de  PontMain 
ND.  de  Rimouski 
N.D.des  Bois. . . 

N.  D.  des  Erables 
Notre  Dame  des 
Laurentides 
N.D.  des  Pins. . . 
fN.D.  desQuinze 

Notre  Dame  de 
Stanbridge. 
N.D.des  Victoire ► 
f  N.  Dame  du  Lac 
N.Dame  duLac 
1364 

Notre  Dame  du 
Lac  Station. 

N.  Dame  du  Laus 
N Dame  du  Nord. 

ND.  du  Portage. 

N.D.  du  Rosaire 

Notre  Dame  du 
Sacre  Coeur 

f  Notre  Dame 

Junction 

Nottawa . 

Nottawaga  Beach 
Nottingham  . . . 
fNotukeu . 

Nouvelle . 

Nouvelle  Ouest  . 

Novar . 

Novra . 

Noyan . 

Noyes  Crossing.. 

fNugent . 

fNunebor . 

Nutak . 

fNutana  . 

*Nut  Mountain. . 
Nyanza . 

Oak  Bank . 

Oak  Bay . 

Oak  Bay  Mills. . . 
Oakbine . — 


dominion 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 
Selkirk . M 

Oxford  . O 

Hastings- 
Frontenao  ...  .0 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

St.  Boniface . M 

Nipissing .  o 

Kamloops . BC 

Peace  River. . .  .A 

Kent . N  B 

Levis . Q 

Notre  Dame  de 

Grace . Q 

Richmond -WolfeQ 
J  oliette-L’ Assomp- 
tion- Montcalm  Q 

Labelle . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

T^miscouata. . . .  Q 

Lisgar . M 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q. 

Gatineau .  Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Compton  - 
Front enac  . . .  ,<J 
Houcester.  ...SF 
Quebec- 

Montmorency  .Q 

Beauce . Q 

Pontiae- 

TemiscamingueQ 

Brome- 

Missisquoi . Q 

Mercier . Q 

Nipissing . 0 

Temiscouata . . . .  Q 

T^miscouata . . .  .Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 
Kamouraska. . . .  Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Ohateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  ..Nd 

Simcoe  NR . 0 

Simcoe,  E . 0 

Moose  Mountain  8 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  8 
Bonaventure . . .  .Q 
Bon a venture. . .  .Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Churchill . M 

Brome  MissisquoiQ 
Jasper-Edson.  Alta 
Wetaskiwin . . . .  A 
The  Battlefords.  .8 

Labrador .  Nd 

Saskatoon. . . .  Sask 
Mackenzie...  .Sask 
Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Springfield . M 

Charlotte . N  B 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Algoma  WR. . ..  0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
BST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EEKEY,PP. 81-87 


529  "138  or  Sand 
Point,  O.  536 
442  in  Winter 
Wabowden  529 
529-198-200 
635-34 

562-1 

(Part St.  Boniface) 

535-65 

635-70 

Grimshaw  645 
529-66 

P.  Station  of  Levis 
(Part  of  Montreal) 

Victoriaville  529 
Ste.  Agathe  536 

Montebello  536 
Buckingham  536 
Isle  Verte  529 

529-227 

Pierreville  529 

Mont  Laurier  535 
Sacre  Cceur  629 
Scotstown  535 

Burnsville  529 
Gharlesbourg  529 

676-1 

Angliers  536 

Mystic  635 

Sub.  P  O  Montreal 
Verner  535 
529-114 

529-114 

Buckingham  535 
New  Liskeard649 

Riviere  du  Loup 
529,  700 

529-118  (R  R  name 
Rosaire) 
via  St.  Lambert 


529-34-38 

529-191 

Perkinsfield  629 

535T06 

535-170-171 

529-116 

529T16  (R  R  name 
Nouvelle  West) 
529-19 

529-232 
Gantic  629 
Onoway  529 
535-244 
Unwin  535 
378-4 

Sub  P  O  Saskatoon 
529-239 

364  or  Iona  629 
535-61 

St.  Stephen  535 
529-116  (RR  n  Oak 
via  Sault  [Bay 
Ste.  Marie 


162 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  81-87 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  UN  WHICH 

LOCATED.  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  K.  K.  STATION, 
SEEKEY.PP. 81-87 


Oak  Bluff . 

Oak  Brae . 

Oakburn  . 

Oakfield . 

*  Oak  Lake  ...467 

Oakland . 

[Oakland . 

Oakner . 

Oak  Park . 

* Oak  Foint . 

Oak  Point . 

Oak  Ridges . 

Oak  River . 

Oakshela  . 

Oakview . 

Oakview  Beach . . 
*Oakville.. .  .6,910 

*Oakville . 

Oakwood  . 

Oakwood  Corners 

Oasis . 

Oatfield . 

Oba . 

Oban . 

Oban  Station .... 

Obed . 

tOberlin . 

Oberon . 

fOborne . 

O’Brien . 

Occasional  Ilarb. 

*Oeean  Falls _ 

fOceanic . 

Ocean  Park. . 

Ocean  View . 

Ochiltree . 

Ochre  Pit  Cove  . . 

Ochre  River . 

fOconto . 

Odanak . 

fOdell  River . 

Oderin . 

* Odessa . 

*  Odessa . 281 

tOdin . 

tOdlum . 

O'Donnells . 

tO’Farrell . 

[Off  Lake  Corner 

Ogden  . 

Ogema . 467 

Ogilvie . 

Ogoki . 

Ohaton . 

Ohio . 

tOhio . 

Ohio  duBarachois 

Ohsweken . 

Oil  City . 

*Oil  Springs . .  433 
Ojibway  .  21 

Ojibway  Island.. 

Oka . 

Okanagan  Centre 

Okanagan  Falls. 


St.  Boniface  . . . .  M 

Dauphin .  M 

Marquette . M 

Halitax . N  8 

Brandou-Souris .  M 
branilord.  ..O 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Marquette . M 

Snelburne-Yar- 
inuuth-Ulare  NS 

Royal . N  B 

Selkirk . M 

York  NR .  O 

Marquette . M 

Qu’Appelie . .  Sask 

Selkirk  . M 

Simone  NR .  O 

Halton . O 

Port’ge-Neep’waM 

Victoria . O 

Lambton  W . O 

Kootenay  W  .  BC 

Selkirk  . M 

Alguma  VV  R  . .  .  ,  0 
Inverness- 
Richtnond.  .NS 
ttosetown-BiggarS 
Jasper-Edson ...  A 

Acadia . A 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

York-Sunbury.N  B 
Temiskaming. . .  .<) 

Labrador . Nd 

Skeena . B  C 

Skeena . B  C 

N.  Westmi’ster.  R  C 

Queens . PEI 

Kamloops . BC 

Trinity- 
Conception . .  Nd 

Dauphin . M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Nioolet-  Y  amaskaQ 
Victoria- 
Carlecon  . . .  ,NB 
Burin- Burgeo..Nd 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Qu’Appelle _  S 

Col'ester-HantsNS 
Fraser  Valley.  BC 
St.  Johns  W  . .  .Nd 

Dorchester . Q 

Kenora- 

Hainy  River. .  O 
Antigonish 
Guysboro’.  ..NS 

Assiniboia. . S 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Port  Arthur . 0 

Battle  River- 
Camrose  ...  .A 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  N  S 
Westmorland  N  B 
Brant-H’ldimandO 
Lambton-Kent.  .0 
Lambton-Kent.  .0 

Essex  WR . 0 

Parry  Sound - 

Muskoka . O 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. .  .  ,Q 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  .  .BC 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  .BC 


629-227 

Fork  River  529 
529-230 
629-12 
535112 
616 

529-228 
529  246 

Barrington  529 

529-58 
529  231 
Aurora529 
535-111 
535-149 
Ashern  629 
Stayner  529 
529:207,  535-44 
529"226 
Mariposa  529 
Sub  PO  of  Sarnia 
Trail  635 
Mulvinill  529 
502-1.  529  131 
St.  Peters,  529 

529  245-25'  ,635  168 

529-320 

529-325 

535-109 

535-300 

Elk  Lake 649  [378-4 
Square  Islands, 
460-3,  455,  233 
455  or  Prince 
585-13  [Rupert 529 
Surrey  629 
Williams  Lake  660 
Oarhonear  629 

529-226-248 

535-61 

Pierreville  529 
535-310 

378-1 

Ernestown  529 
529-258 

Riversdale  529 
535-70-91 
Holy  rood  529 
St.  Malachie  629 
Emo  529 

via  Guysboro' 

535- 170 
529-226 

195 

536- 232 

James  River  529 

562.1  (South  Ohio 
P  O) 

Shediac  529 
Onondaga  529 
623-36-37 
623-36 

575  or  via  Windsor 
317,  or 

Pointe  auBaril  535 
Como  535 

445'6 

536-93 


Okanagan  band' g 

OkanagauM  is’ ion 

Okema  Beach.. . 

O/cla  . 

Okotoks . 767 

Olalla . 

Old  Barns . 

Oidcastle . 

Old  Chelsea . 

Old  Fort  Bay . . . 

Oldham .  . 

Old  Harry . 

Old  Kildonan . . . 
*Old  Perlican. 

[Old  Port  aux 

Choix 

*  this . 1617 

Old  Shop . 

Old  Wives . 

O'Leary  Station.. 
Olga . 

Olha . 

Dliphant . 

- Oliver . 1000 

fOliver . 

Olscamp . 

O’Malley . 

*Omemee . 742 

Omer . 

Order  v  /  lie . 

Ompah. . .  .... 

tOnakawana. .. . 

Onanole  . 

Onefour  . 

100  Mile  House. 
150  M  lie  H  ouse . . 
One  Sided  Lake. 

Onion  Lake . 

Onondaga . 

* Oneway .  189 

Onslow  Corners . . 

tOnward . 

Oolahwan . 

Oona  River . 

Ootsa  Lake . . 

Opal . 

Opasatika . 

Opemisca . 

Openhall . 

tOpenshaw . 

Ophir . 

Orangedale . 

Orangedale  East.. 

^Orangeville  3,249 
Oranmore . 

Oras  . 

Oratoire 

St.  Joseph . 

Orcudia. .  . 

Orchard  Beach  . . 

Ordale . 

O’Regan’s . 

Orford  Lake . 


Okanagan- 

Revelsioke  .  .BC 
Okanagan- 
Bouudary  . . .  BC 
Prince  Albert  '. . .  S 
Mackenzie  .  . .  Sask 

Maeleud .  A 

Okanagan- 

Boundary  .  BC 
Col'estei-HantsNS 

Essex  SR . O 

Gatineau .  Q 

Saguenay .  qi 

Halifax . NS 

lies 

de  laMadeleineQ 

Springfield . M 

Trinity- 

Conception  .Nd 
Humber- 
St.  George’s.. Nd 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Trinity  - 

Conception.. Nd 

Assiniboia .  S 

Prince . PEI 

Swift  Current- 
"  Maple  Creek . . .  S 

Marquette . M 

Bruce . O 

Okanagan- 

Bouridary  . .  BC 
Edmonton- 
Strat.hcona. ...  A 
St.  JJauriee- 

Lafleche . Q 

Rosetown-  BiggarS 

Victoria . O 

Pontiae- 

TemiscamingueQ 

Stansi  ead . Q 

Ha*  tiugs- 
Frontenac  . .  . .  O 

Cochrane . O 

Marquette .  M 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Kamloops . B  C 

Kamloops....  BC 
Kenora- 

Raim  River... O 
Meadow  Lake.  .  S 
Brant-  H  aldim’nd  O 
Jasper- Edson . . .  A 
Pontiac  • 

TemiscamingueQ 


Kindersley . S 

Terrebonne . Q 

Skeena . BC 

Skeena . B  C 

Vegreville . A 

Cochrane . O 

Chapleau . Q 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate .  .Nd 
Moose  Mountain  S 

AlgomaW  R . O 

Inverness- 
Richmond.  .N  S 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 


Duflerin-Simcoe.O 


Parry  Sound  - 
MuRkoka. .  . .  O 
Red  Deer .  A 

Mount  Royal. . .  ,Q 

York  ton.  . .  S 

York  N  R, .  O 

Prince  Albert. . .  S 
Humher- 
St. George’s. .Nd 
Brome- 

Missisquoi  . . .  .Q 


Vernon  529,  636 

Kelowna  635,  629 

Prince  Alberi  529, 
529-239  [635 

535  228 
Keremeos  585 

Clifton  662 

546  2 

Chelsea  535 
348-2,  123 
Enfield  529 
Grande  Entree  347 

via  Winnipeg 
Carbonear  629 

378-8  (Port  aux 

Choix  P  O) 

535- 227 

Whitbourue  529 

536- 172 
529-1 

Ravenscrag  535 

Oakburn  529 
Wiarton,  529 
535-93 

529-260 

La  Tuque  629 

Swanson  529 
529-176 

Campbells  Bay  535 

Magog  535 
Lavant  535 

649-6 

Erickson  529 
Bain  536 
Exeter  650 
Williams  Lake  650 
Emo  529 

Frenchman  Butte, 
529  199  [629 

529-322 
Quyon  535 

535-233 

Ste.  Marguerite 
Prince  Rupert  529 
Burns  Lake  529 
645-2 
529.154 

St.  Felicien  629 
Princeton  529 

529-251 
Bruce  535 
5-29T4 

Orangedale  529 

535-39-40-41 
Burk’s  Falls  529 

Codner  529 
Sub  P.O.  of 

Montreal 

535-156 

Newmarket  529 
529  287 
Doyles  629 

535-7 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


163 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Orient  Bay . 

() 

'Orillia  ..'.12,110 

Simcoe  EK.  .. 

O 

tOriole . 

Vork-Scarboro’. 

O 

Orion .  . 

Medicine  Hal.  Alta 

'Orkney . 110 

Swift  Current- 

Maple  Creek. . 

.s 

[Orland . 

NorrhumoerlandO 

O  rie  a  ns . 

Russell . 

o 

Orlo' . 

Ormeaux . 

Prince  Albert.. . 

.s 

^Or  mis  ton . 

s 

[Ormond . 

Grenville- 

Dundas  . 

O 

Ormsby . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . . . 

.0 

[Ormsby  June. . . 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. . . . 

.0 

Ormside . 

Mackenzie.. .  .Sask 

* Ormstown  .1233 

Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie 

Ormstown  Sta. . . 

Cih&teauguaj--. . 

-Q 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . 

-Q 

Orolow . 

The  Battlefords 

.8 

Oromocto . 

York-Sunbury  ,NB 

o 

0 

.0 

'Orrville . 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 

.0 

Orsainville  . 

Quebec- 

Montmorency  Q 

fOrthez . 

Brandon-Souris 

M 

Orton . 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

Ortonville .  . 

Victoria- 

Carleton  . . .  .NB 

[Orwell  Cove 

Osage . 95 

[Osaquan 


Osborne  . 

Osborne  Harbour 


Oscar  Lake . 

Osgoode  Station. . 
*Oshawa  ..41  545 

Oskelaneo . 

Osland . 

Osier  . 

Osnabruck  Centre 
Osnaburgh  House 
tOso . 


Osoyoos . 899 

[Osprey  Lake .... 


tOsseo . 

Ossossane  Beach 

Ostenfeld . 

fOstersund . 


Ostrander  . 
tOstrom . . 

Otis . 

tOtis . 


Otoreke. 


'Ottawa 


202,045 


*Glebe . 

Le  BretonFlats. 
Mount  Sheiw'd 
New  Edinburgh 
Ottawa  East. . . 
Ottawa  South  . 
Stewarton . 


RAILROAD  UN  wmo» 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEVjPP.  81-87 


...0 
.  .BC 
..BC 


Queens . PEI 

Moose  Mountain. S 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River. .  O 

Provencher . M 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
The  Battlefords.  S 

Carleton . O 

Ontario .  O 

Chapleau . Q 

Skeena . B  C 

Rosthern . S 

Stormont  . 0 

Port  Arthur . O 

Hastings- 
Frontenac. 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . 
Okanagan- 
Boundary  . 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

Springfield.  ...M 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River.. 0 

Oxford . O 

Vic.kel  Belt . O 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Vork-Sunbury .  N  B 

Argenteuil-  Deux 
Montagnes. . .  .Q 

Carleton . 0^ 

Ottawa . O 

Ottawa  E . O  [ 

Ottawa  W . 0 ) 

787  Bank  Street. 
573  Wellington  St. 

Ottawa  W .  0 

71  Sussex  St . 

■221  Echo  Drive.. . 

1121  Bank  St . 

Ottawa  W . 0 


629M31 

529  173-193,  535-65 
529  130 
535  *243 
535-171 

Brighton  529,  535 

oia  Ottawa 

529  232 

535  27 

535-179 

535-165 

Winchester  635 

Coe  Hill  529 

529-147-148 

Stenen  529 
529-81 


529-81 


Krydor  529 
529-58 
Newcastle  529,  536 
529  193 
Elmvale  529 
Parry  Sound  629, 
535 

Charlesbourg  529 

535-107 

535-36 

535-302 

Uigg  529 

535-150 

535-51 

535-117 

Lockeport  529 

Alticane  529 

529-83-151,  535-50 
529-120 
Sockeye  529 
529-255 

Farran’s  Point  529 
165  or  Savant  Lake 
535-61  [529 

535-93 

535-91 

649'4  (Cane  PO> 
Perkinsfield  529 

584 

535-51 

535-46 

529-131 

Port  Alfred  685 
535-314  (Lower 
Southampton  PO) 
-te.  Agathe  35 

7633-2,  535-18-27 
28-31-59-65, 

}  529-138-140-211- 
214 

I  117,240 
Ottawa  City 


Ottawa  Brook . . . 

Ottawa  East  . . 
Ottawa  South.... 
Ottawa  West. . . . 
f  Itter  Brook  . 


Hte 
O  if 


burne  . 

bui  ’n. 

Heights. 
Utter  burn  Lark 


Otter  Lake. 


[Otter  Lake  . 


Ottermere 


Otterville . 

Otthon  . 

Otto . 

Ouimet . 

Oungre . 

[Outlet . 

* Outlook . 676 

Outram  Station.. 
Outremont  30,057 

[Overbrook . 

Overstoneville . . 

Overton . 

0-wa-kon-ze. . . . 

Owen  Bay . 

[Owenbrook .... 


Owendale . 

’ Owen  Sound . 

16,423 

[Owl  River. . . 
Owlseye  Lake. . . . 

[Owl’s  Head 

Harbour 
Oxarat . 


* Oxbow . 688 

Oxbow  Park. . 
Oxdri/t . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION  , 
SEEKEY.PP. 81-87 


Oxenden . 

'Oxford. . . .  1,466 
Oxford  Centre  . . . 
Oxford  House  . . . 
Oxford  Junction. 
Oxford  Mills . 


Oxford  Station 

Oxtongue  Lake . 
Oyama . 


Oyen . 433 

OysterBedBridge 
[Oyster  River. . . . 

[Ozada . 

Ozerna . 


Pabos  Mills . 

Pabos  Nord . 

Pacific . 

Pacific  Junction. 

pnrking  ton . 

Pack’s  Harbour. . 
Pacquet . 


Paddle  Prairie. . 
'  Paddockwood 


202 


Oape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . Ns 

Ottawa  E . u 

Carleton . u 

Carleton  .  , .  . ,  O 
Golehester- 
Hants . N  S 

Provencher . M 

Chamblj  - 

Rouville . Q 

Chambh  - 

Rouville .  Q 

Pontiao- 

TemiscaiiiingueQ 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River.. O 

Oxford . O 

Melville . 8 

Selkirk . M 

Port  Arthur _ O 

Assiniboia . S 

Leeds . O 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Moose  Mountain. S 
Outremont- 

St.Jean . Q 

Russell . O 

Provencher . M 

Selkirk . M 

Fort  William. .  .0 
Comox-AlberniBC 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  ...  .0 

Lethbridge . A 

Grey  NR . O 

Athaba9ka . A 

Athabaska . A 

Halifax . NS 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Moose  Mountain. S 
Simcoe  North. .  .0 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  O 

Grey  NR . O 

Cumberland . .  N  S 

Oxford  .  O 

Churchill . M 

Cumberland . .  N  S 
Grenville- 

Dundas .  O 

Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Victoria . O 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke  . .  BC 

Acadia . A 

Queens . PE) 

ComoxAlberni  BC 

Bow  River . A 

Marquette . M 

Gasp6 . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Skeena . B  C 

St.  Boniface . . . .  M 
T&niscouata  . . .  .Q 

Labrador . Nd 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 

Peace  River . A 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 


Padoue . 


529-14 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa 
536-66  “ 

Brookfield  629  or 
Upper  Musquo- 
doboit  629 
535-116 

Ott  erburn  Pai  k 
629 
529-82 

Campbells  Bay  535 
535-49 


529-160 

529-2(10 
529-257 
Lundar 529 
535-66 
535"142 

Lanwdowne  529 

535-163 

535-162 

via  Montreal 

Suburb  of  Ottawa 
529-224 
Muhihill  529 

529 -132 
452 

Coe  Hill  529 

Jefferson  535 
635-40,529-189, 

428,  438 

Lac  La  Biche  645 
529-318  (RR  n 
Owlseye) 
Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
Consul  535 

535-118 
Stayner  529 
535-61 

via  Wiarton 
529-15 

via  Woodstock 
195  or  Ilford  529 
529-12-16 
Swan  536 

535- 59 

Huntsville  529 
529-351,  535-76 

529-262 

Hunter  River  529 
Courtenay  535 

536- 225 
Newdale  535 

or  Sand'-  Lake  629 

Newpoi  t  529 

Ste.  Adelaide  529 

529-350 

529-245 

Ste.  Rose  529 

378-4 

378-5  8 

Grimshaw  645 
529-280 


Matapedia-  529 ’50 

Matane . Q 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Pagwa  River .... 

fPainchaud . 

Paincourt . 

fPainseo . 

tPainsec  Junction 

Painswick . 

* Paisley  ....  730 
Pakan . 

♦  Pakenham . 

Pakesley . 

tPakowki  . 

fPaldi . 

Palermo . 

*Palgrave . 

t  Palisade . 

t  Palling . 

tPalliser . 

Palmarolle  . 

Palmer . .  67 

Palmer  Rapids. 

♦  Palmerstonl, t>73 

f Palmyra  . 

Palo . 

Pambrun . 

Pamdenec . 

P  amour . 

Panet . 

Pangman  ...  17z 

Pangnirtung . 

t  Panmure . 

Pansy . 

♦  Pan  ton . 

Papinaohois . 

♦  Papineau . 

♦  Papineauville 

1024 

Paquette . 

♦Paquette . 

Paquetville . 

♦  Paquin . 

Paradis . 

Paradise . 

♦  Paradise . 

Paradise  Hill^Si 
Paradise  Valley . 

♦  Parame . 

Parc  St.  Leonard 

♦  Parent . 1256 

♦  Parents . 

Parham  . 

♦  Paris . 6,210 

tParia  Junction . 

Parisnille . 

tPark . 

Parkbeg  .  ...  82 

tParkhend . 

Park  Court  . . . 

♦  Parkdale . 

♦  Parker . 

tParker  . 

Parkers  Cove  .... 

♦  Parkersville. . . . 

♦  Parkerview  .... 

Park  Head  . 

*Park  Hill.... 991 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Port  Athur . O 

liamouraBka  . . . .  y 

Kent . O 

W estmorland. .  N  B 
Westmorland.  .NB 
Dutlerin-Simcoe.O 

Grey-Bruce . O 

Vegreville . A 

Lanark . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muakoka . 0 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Nanaimo . BC 

Halton . 0 

Peel . 0 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .  .S 

Skeena . B  C 

Kootenay  E. . .  B  C 

Chapleau . Q 

Assiniboia . 8 

Renfrew  SR . 0 

Wellington- 

Huron . O 

Kent .  O 

Kindersley . S 

ISwift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 

Royal . N  B 

Timmins . 0 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Assiniboia . 8 

Franklin  DistNWT 

Carleton . 0 

Provencher. . . .  M 
Meadow  Lake  . . .  S 

Saguenay . Q. 

Shefford . Q 

Labelle .  Q 

Oompton- 
Frontenac ...  Q 

Essex  SR . O 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Pontiac- 

Temi8camingueQ 

Chapleau . y 

Digny-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Burin- Burgeo  .Nd 
Meadow  Lake  . . . S 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Mercier . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska..N  B 
Hastings- 

Frontenac . O 

Brant  Haldim’ndu 
Brant-  Haldim’ndO 

Lotbiniere . 

Northumberi’d  NR 
Rosetown-BiggarS 

Macleod . Alta 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Parkdale . O 

Wellington- 

Huron . 0 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueO 
Digby-  Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka. .  O 

Yorkton . S 

Bruce  . 0 

Middlesex  WR.  .0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


529'164 
St.  Anne  629 
via  Chatham 
Meadow  Brook  629 
529-12-41 
Allandale  529 
529  188 

Smoky  Lake  629 

635-65 

536-49 

535-243 
Duncan  635 
Bronte  529,  635 
529-192,  535-48 
535-170 

529-350 
535-70 
La  Sarre  529 
629-270 

Barry’s  Bay  529 
529-180-187-188 

Muir  Kirk  623 

629-24 

535-163 

535-307 

649-3 

Daaquam  675 

535-170 

via  Churchill 

Kinburn  529 

Carey  535 

535-179-183 

via  Betsiamites 

535-1 

535- 18 

Sawyerville  535 
546'2 

Burnsville  529 

Angliers  535 
529  120 
562-1 

[dise  PO) 
378-1  (Little  Para- 
529  -262 

536- 229 

Lac  an  Saumon529 

via  Montreal 
529-120 

via  St.  Leonard 
535-60 

529-199-203,615 

529-199-201-203 

529-113 

529-79  (Up.  Derb\ 

535- 149  [PCP 

535  239 

Evansburgh  629 

536- 35-48,  529-186- 
Goldstone  629  [193 

535"28 

Annapolis 
Royal  562 
Utterson  529 


529-278 

529-189-190 

529-185 


POST 

OFFICES 


Parkhurst . 

♦  Parkinson . 

Parkland . 

♦  Parkman . 

Park  Road . 

Park  Royal . 

Parkside  ...  134 

♦  Par ksville. .  .882 

Parkton . 

Park  Valley . 

♦  Parkview . 

Parkview  Survey. 

1  Parkway . 

♦  Parrsboro’  1,90b 
Parrs  boro’  Shore. 

Parr  View . 

Parry . 

'Parry  Sound. 

5,183 

Parson . 

Parson’s  Harbour 
Parson’s  Pond  . . 

Parsonsville . 

1  Parthia . 

Pasadena . 

Pascal . 

♦  Pascalis...  .256 

Pashley  . 

Paspebiac . - 

Paspebiac  Est. . . . 
Paspebiac  West. . 
Pasqua . 

Passchendaele.. . . 

Passekeag  . 

Pass  Island . 

Pass  Lake . 

Passmore . 

Pas  Trail . 

Paswegin . 

♦  Paterson . 

♦  Pathlow . 

Patricia . 

Patrick . 

Patrick’s  Cove  . . . 
Patrieville . 

Patterson . 

Patuanak . 

♦  Paudash . 

tPaugh  Lake  .  . 

♦  Paulson . 

Pavilion . 

♦  Pawistik . 

'’axson . 

1 Paynes  . 

Paynton  ....219 

♦  Peace  River  1672 

'Peachland _ 

Peacock  Point. . . 
Peake  Station.. . 

Pearce . 

Pearl . 

Pearson . 

Peas  Brook . 

Peat . 

Peavine . 

Pebble  Beaoh .... 

Peebles . 

Peel . . 

Peerless ...... 

Peers . 

I  Peesane . 


dominion 

electoral 

DISTRICTS 


Lotbiniere . Q 

Algoma  E  R . U 

Macleod . Alta 

Moose  Mountain. S 
York  Centre  . . .  .U 
Coast  Capilano  BC 

Prince  Albert. . .  .S 
Uomox-Alberni  BC 
Westmorland  NB 
Prince  Albert.  ...S 

Springfield . M 

Hamilton  S . O 

Waterloo  SR. . .  .0 
Cumberland  ...NS 
Cumberland.  .NS 

Mackenzie . s 

Assiniboia .  S 

Parry  Sound - 

Musk  oka . O 

Kootenay  E. .  ..BC 
Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 
St.  John's  East.No 

Cochrane .  O 

Humber- 
St.  George’s  ..Nd 
Meadow  Lake....S 

Villeneuve . 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Bonaventure . . . .  Q 
Bonaventure. . .  .  (^ 
Bonaventure . . .  .Q 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  .S 
S.  Cape  Breton  Ns 

Royal . N  B 

Burin-Burgeo .  Nil 
Port  Arthur. . . .  O 
Kootenay  W...BC 
Prince  Albert  .8 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 
Kootenay  W. .  .BC 

Rosthern . S 

Medicine  Hat.  ...A 

Melville . S 

St.  John’s  VV..Nri 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..NB 
Northumberi’d  NB 
Meadow  Lake. . .  S 

Victoria . O 

Renfrew  SR . O 

Okanagan- 
Boundary  .  ..BC 
Kamloops...  .BC 

Churchill . M 

Vthabaska .  A 

Elgin . O 

The  Battlefords  S 

Peace  River . A 

Okanagan- 
Boundarv  . . .  BC 
Rrant-Haldim’ndO 

Kings . PEI 

Macleod . Alta 

Port  Arthur . O 

Timiskaming  . ...() 
Antigonish- 
Guysborougb  NS 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Selkirk  .  M 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Victoria- 
Carleton ...  NB 
Meadow  Lake  . .  ,S 

Jasper-Edson. . .  A 
Mackenzie, 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


St.  Agapit  629 
Dean  Lake  635 
536-228 
529-263 

Sub  P.O.  Toronto 
(Sub  P.O.  of 

Vancouver 

529-256 
535-88-90 
Moi  cton  529 
Debden  529 
535-123 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Hamilton 
529-181 
549 

Parrsboro’  549 
Norquay  529 
629-268 

535-49, 629-130 
535-84 

Rencontre  W.  378. 3 
378-8 

St.  John’s  529 
529  154 
529-34 

535-179  [ron) 
529-119  (P.O.  Per- 
535-226 
629-116 
Paspebiac  629 
New  Carlisle  529 

535- 149-151 

Part  of  Glace  Bay 

520*42 

378-3-9 

629-131 

535  77 

Carrot  River  529 
629-259 
Rossland  535 
629-272 

536- 246 

535- 155 
Placentia  629 
St.  Jacques  529 

629  50  [Lake  535 
193  or  Meadow 
Bancroft  529 
Wilno  529 

536- 72 

650 

529  243 

A<habaska  529 
529  209,712 
529-260 

645-3,  443,  175,  177 
445"6,  460 

Jarvis  629,  712 
529'3  (R  R  name 
535-230  [Peakes) 
629-131,  635-66 
New  Liskeard  649 
via  Queensport 

Elk  Point  529  or 
Derwent  635 
Rochfort  B’dge629 
Mulvihill  529 
535-164,529-258-281 
535-309 

St.  Walburg  529  or 
Meadow  Lake  635 
5-19-320 


S  529-232 


1956] 


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165 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

KA1LK0AD  ON  WfcilCl' 
LOCATED,  OH  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY, PP.  8  1-87 

York  NR . 

. .  0 

529*130 

Perth . 

.  .o 

529  187 

Peggy’s  Cove  .... 

Halifax . 

N  S 

via  Halifax 

.  .M 

*Pelee  Island.. . . 

Essex  SR.... 

.  ..O 

437,  69  or  via 

Leamington 

Pelioan  Narrows. 

Mackenzie  . .  . 

...s 

193,  195 

Pelican  Portage. 

Athabaska  .  . 

.  .A 

Athabaska  529 

Pelioan  Rapids. . . 

Churchill . 

.  ,M 

Maf eking  529 

tPellatt . 

Kenora-Rainy  R.O 

■  >stersund535 

•  Q 

fPellerin . 

Kamouraska. 

..y 

Monk  629 

Pelletier . 

Matapedia- 

Matane  528 

Matane . 

•  Q 

(Pelletier  Mills. . 

Restigouche- 

Little  River  Mills 

Madawaska.N  B 

5.9 

Pelletier  Station 

Kamouraska . 

■  W 

529-118 

Pelly  . 361 

Mackenzie  ... 

Sask 

529-239 

.  BC 

650 

t  Pembina . 

Jasper-  Edson. 

.  .A 

Eutwistle  529 

.  A 

Cherhill  529 

Pembroke . 

Oolester-  HantsNs 

Scotch  Village  662 

*  Pembroke  .12,704 

Kenfrew  N  R. 

..0 

529-137-138-216 

635-65 

.  Q 

St.  Felicien  529 

Pemukan . 

Acadia . 

.  .A 

535.233 

Pendant  d’Oreille 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Etzikom  535 

fPendennis . 

Brandon-Souris .  M 

535-110 

tPender  Harbour 

Coast  Capilano.  BC 

452,  456 

Pender  Island  . . 

Nanaimo . 

B  C 

463  (Landing  name 

Hope  Bay) 

Pendleton . 

Glengarry- 

535-31 

Prescott  . . 

...O 

.  .A 

*  Penetanguish’np 

Simcoe  E  R.  . 

...0 

529-195  (R  R  name 

4,949 

Penetang 

(Penguin  Arm..  . 

Humber- 

Curling  529 

St.  George’s 

.  Nd 

Penhold  . 174 

Red  Deer. . . . 

Alta 

535-227 

Peninsula-Gasp 6 . 

Gasp6 . 

...C) 

Gasp6  529 

fPenkill . 

Kindersley  .  . 

Sask 

535  146 

Penlake . 

Parry  Sound- 

316orHuntsv’le529 

Muskoka  . . 

...O 

Penn . 

Meadow  Lake 

...s 

536-17 

.N  S 

oia  Halifax 

*  Pennant  Sta.  278 

Kindersley  , . 

...s 

535  162 

Pennfield . 

Charlotte  . . . 

N  B 

535-312 

Pennfteld  Ridge. 

Charlotte  . . . 

N  B 

535 '312  (R  R  nanm 

Pennfield) 

(Penniac . 

Y  ork-Sunbury .  NB 

529-79 

N  B 

535*315  (Coal 

.  B  C 

529-350  [CreekPO 

...A 

St.  Michael  535 

.NB 

529-42 

*Pense  \ . 266 

Moose  Jaw- 

635-149 

Lake  Centre 

...S 

(Pentecost  River. 

•Saguenay  . . . . 

...Q 

348-2,349-2,  123 

(Riviere  Pente- 

cote  PO) 

*  Penticton.  10,548 

Okanagan- 

.535-91-93,445-6, 

Boundary  . 

.BC 

460.  231 

Pentz . 

Queens- 

Bridgewater  529 

Lunenburg.. N  S 

Penzance . 94 

Moose  Jaw- 

636-159 

Lake  Centre. . .  S 

Peace  River. . 

...A 

Wanham  645 

..  0 

529-116 

Percival . 

Qu’Appelle  . . . 

Sask 

535-112 

Perdue  . 389 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

535-138-158 

Peribonca . 

Lac  St.  Jean . 

...Q 

Dolbeau  629 

s 

Kelvingt.on  529  or 

Rose  Valley  535 

...0 

via  Gore  Bay,  0 

...Q 

Templeton  636 

Perkinsfield . 

Simcoe  ER. . . 

...0 

529  195 

(  Perott  Settlem’i 

Dishy-  Annapolis- 

Annapolis  Royal 

Kings . 

N  S 

662 

Skeena . 

.BC 

529-350 

...Q 

535-27 

Perrault  . 

Renfrew  S  R. . 

...0 

Eganville  635,  529 

POST 

OFFICES 


Perrault  Falls  . . . 

Perron . 

t  Perry  s . 

Perry’B  Cove . 

Perry  Station. . . 

ferry vale . 

* Perth . 5,034 

Perth  . 

t Perth . 

tPerth  Junot.  . . . 

Perth  Road . 

Perthuis . 

Petaigan . 

tPetain . 

Petawawa . 

Petawuwa  Camp 
Peterbell . 

*  Peterboro  38  272 

t Peters . 

Peters  Arm 

South 

Petersburg . 

Petersfield . 

Peter’s  Mills . 

Peterson . 

Peter’s  River  .... 

Petit . 

Petit  Cap . 

t  Petit  Carleton  . 
t  Petit  Cherbourg 

*  Petitcodiac . 

Petite  Anse . 

Petite  Chockpish 
Petite  de  Grat 

Bridge. 

Petite  Lameque. . 
Petite  Matane. . . 

t  Petite  Riviere  . . 


Petite  Rivibre  au 
Renard. 

Petite  Riviere 

Bridge . 

Petite  Riviere 

de  Pile . 

Petite  RiviereEst 

Petite  Riviere 

Ouest. 

Petite  Riviere 

Pabos 
Petites . 

Petites 

Bergeronnes 

Petit  Etang . 

Petite  Tourelle. . 

Petite  ValUe. . . . 
Petit  Forte  .... 

t Petit  Lac . 

Petit  Lac  Long, 
t Petit  Metis. . . . 

Petit  Paquetville 

Petit  Rocher . 

PetitRocherNord 
Petit  Saguenay. . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Kenora-Rairiy  R.O 


Villeneuve . Q 

Kootenay  W _ BL 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .Nd 

Welland . O 

Athabaska .  A 

Lanark . 0 

Victoria- 
Carleton. . ..  NB 

Kings . PEI 

Viotoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. . . . O 

Portneuf .  .  Q. 

Mackenzie .  S 

Halifax . NS 

Renfrew  NR . 0 

Renfrew  NR. ...  O 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Peterborough  . . .  O 


Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  .NB 
Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay.  .Nd 
Waterloo  S  R.  . .  0 


Selkirk . M 

Kent . KB 

Rosthern  . .  .  .Sask 
St.  John’s  W. .  .Nd 

Lapointe . Q 

Gaspb . Q 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane .  Q 

Westmorland.. N  B 

Gaspe . Q 

Kent . N  B 

Inverness- 

Richmond . .  .NS 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 


Gaspd .  Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg...NS 
Gloucester . . .  .NB 

Gaspe . Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

Saguenay . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 
Gaspb . . Q 

Gaspd . Q 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

M^gantic . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Gloucester.  ...NB 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Chicoutimi . Q 


RAILROAD  ONWH1CB 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  K,  R.  STATION, 

seekey,pi>.81.87 


Red  Lake  Rd.  529 
or  Vermilion  Bay 
Pascalis  629  [635 

536-77 

Carbonear  629 

oia  Welland 

529-317 

536-34 

535- 209-210  (R  R  n. 
Perth  June.) 

529-3 

536- 309-310 
529-140 
529-106 

Carrot  River  529 
629-16  (West  Chez- 
zetcook  P  O) 
535-65 

Petawawa  536 
529T31 

529-169-172-176, 

635-34 

Limerick  529 
Bishops  Falls  629 

529-186 
.>36-123 
Rexton  529 
529  249 
Holy  rood  529 
Jonquiere  529 
via  Fox  River 
Carleton  629 
Matane  528 

529-42  68 
Gaspb  629 
Buctouche  529 
360,  375  or 
Louisdale  529  or 
via  Arichat 
Shippigan  529 
Matane  528 

629-122  (La  Petite 
Riviere  St.  Fran¬ 
cois  P  O) 
via  Fox  River 

Italy  Cross  529 

Shippigan  529 

Ste.  Therese 

de  Gaspe  629 
GrandeRiviere  529 

Ste.  Adelaide  629 

Rose  Blanche 
378-3-9 

via  Tadoussac 
via  Cheticamp 

Ste.  Anne  des 
Monts  348'1 
348-1  or  via  Gasp6 
378-1 

Robertson  676 
Ste.  Agathe  536 
529-60 

Burnsville  629 
629-50 

Petit  Rocher  529 
Port  Alfred  685 


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POST 

0FFI0B8 


t  Petits 

Escoumins 
fPetits  Ponds. . . 

♦  Petits  Mechins. 
Petley . 


fPetlura . 

♦  Petpeswiok 

Harbour 
tPetrel . 


"Petrolia.. ..  3,105 
Pettapiece. . . . 

♦  Pettigrew 

Settlement 
Petty  Harbour. . . 
Phelpston . 

♦  Philips . 


Philips  Harbor. . . 
Philipsville . 


rnuip, 

PhiWipsburg  .482 


Phippen . . 
tPhoenix. 
Piapot 


.  245 


fPibrao. 
Pibroch  . . . 

Pioard . 

Piccadilly  . 


Pickardville . 
Pickerel . 


♦  Pickerel  Lake. . . 
Pickerel  River.. . . 

♦  Pickering . 

Pickering  Beach. 

Pickle  Crow . 

*P\cton . 4,287 

♦  Pictou . 4,259 

Pictou  Island  .... 

♦  Pictou  Landing. 
Picture  Butte 866 

♦  Pidgeon . 


tPied  de  la 

Montagne 
Pied  du  Lac. 
Piedmont  .  . . 

♦  Piedmont. ,  , 

t  Pierard . 

♦  Pierceland . 

♦  Piercemont. 


*  Pierreville .  1,448 

*  Pierson . 

Pigeon  Hill . 

Pigeon  Lake . 


Pigeon  River. . . . 
Pikangikum . 


Pike  Bay  . . . 
Pike  Lake. . 
Pike  River  . 


♦  Pikes  Peak . 

Pikwitonei . 

Pilger . 

*Pilley’s  Island.. 

Pilot  Butte . 

Pilot  Mound.  .710 
Pinantan  . 

♦  pitichard’s 

Island 


UU.UIMON 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Saguenay . Q 


Gaspb _ _ 

Gaspb . 

Trinity- 
Conception.  .Nd 

Dauphin . M 

Halifax . NS 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Lambton-Kent . .  0 

Marquette . M 

Cumberland.  ..NS 

St.  John's  W. ..Nd 

Simcoe  NR . 0 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 

Leeds . 0 

Brome- 

Missisquoi  . . .  .Q 

Kindersley . S 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 

Lapointe  . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Kamouraska  . . . .  Q 
Humber- 
Sc.  George’s.  Nd 
Jasper-Edson.. .  .A 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka _ ..0 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

Parry  Sound- 

Mu9koka .  0 

Ontario . 0 

Ontario . 0 

Port  Arthur.  . .  .0 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . 0 

Pictou . NS 

Pictou . NS 

Pictou . NS 

Lelhbridge. . .  Alta 
Megan  tic- 
Frontenac  . . .  .Q 
Joliette-L’Assomp- 
tion-MontcalmQ 
Temiscouata. . .  ,Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Pictou . NS 

The  Battlefords  .S 
Meadow  Lake  . .  .S 
Victoria- 
Carleton . . . .  N  B 
Nico)  et-  Y  amaskaQ 
Branrton-Souris.M 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Fort  William. . .  .0 

Kenora-Rainy 

River . o 

Bruce . o 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Brome- 

Missisquoi  . . . .  Q 
The  Battlefords. .S 

Churchill . M 

Rosthern . s 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  ..Nd 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Lisgar .  M 

Kamloops . B  C 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 


Ui N  WHICD 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E3T  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


via  Lea  Esc’mins 

via  Cap  Chat 
Matane  528 
Olarenville  629 

Shortdale  629 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  629 
529-236 

623-36,  529  204 
635-111 
Newville  649 

via  St.  John’ 

529-195 

529-245 

via  Queensport 

Forfar  529 
St.  Armand  643  or 
Stanbridge  535 

535- 158 
529-319 

536- 225 

Jonquier  529 
645.1 

St.  Alhanase529 
Stephenville 

Crossing  629 
645-1  (RR  n.  Pic 
535-49  [ardville) 

Burk’s  Falls  529 

529-130 

529  83 

Pickering  529 
155  or  Savant  Lake 
629-147,  329-3  [529 

529-15-19,347,  358 
via  Pictou,  N  S 
Trenton  529 
535-237 

Plessisville  529 

Joliette  529,  635 

Aubut  529 

535-23 

629-17 

529-292,535-183-184 
St.  Walburg  629 
Bath  635 

529-108 
535-118 

Shippigan  629 
Meadows  536 

West,  Fort  William 
529,  535 
1 95  or  via  Red  Lake 

Wiarton,  529 
Vanscoy  529 
Stanbridge  535, 543 

Maidstone  529 
529-246 
535-176 
378-5 

535T49 
535-117 
Pritchard  535 
via  Wesleyville 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

fPincher . 

Pincher  CreeklAbb 
tPinder . 

Macleod . A 

Macleod . A 

Y  ork-Sun  bury .  N  B 

Kent .  N  B 

Argenteuil-  Deux 
Montagnes . . .  ,Q 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Portage- 

JSeepawa . M, 

Joliette-L’Assom- 
ption-MontcalmQ 
Jasper-Edson ...  A 

fPine  Beach . 

Pine  Creek  Stat’n 

Pine  Falls . 

Pine  Grove . 

York  N  R . O 

Pine  Hill . 

Pinehouse  Lake. . 

Argenteuil-  Deux 
Montagnes. . .  .Q 
Meadow  Lake  . . .S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg..N  S 
RedDeer  ...  Alta 
Argenteuil-Deux 

Pine  Lake . 

(Pine  Lake . 

♦  Pinelands . 


tPine  Orchard. 
fPine  Portage. 
Pine  Ridge 
Pine  Ridge 
Pine  River  ... . 

♦  Pine  Road. . . . 
Pine  Springs. . . 

♦  Pine  Tree  . . . . 

Pine  View . 

♦  Pineville . 

Pine  Wood _ 


Piney . 

tPinguet . 

Pinkerton . 

Pinkham . 

Pink  Mountain  . . 
t  Pinkney’s  Point. 

Pintendre . 

♦  Pinto . 

Pioneer . 

Pioneer  Mine. ... 
Piopolis . 


Piper  Glen 
Piper's  Cove  . . 


Pipestone . 

Pipestone  Creelc. 
fPirmez Creek. . 

tPisquid . 

Pitman . 

Pitt  Meadows. . 

Piusville . 

t  Pivot . 

* Placentia . 

tPlacentia  June . 


Plage  Chartrand 

Plainfield . 

Plain  Lake . 

Plain  View . 


Plainville . 

Plaisance . 

Plaister  Mines  . . . 

PI  amondon . 

*  Plantagenet .... 

Plantagenet 

Ptnfi'<n 
Plante . 

♦  Plassey . 


Montagnes.. .  .Q 
Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

York  NR . 0 

Port  Arthur. . . .  O 

Kent . N  B 

Springfield . M 

Dauphm . M 

GatiDeau .  Q 

Victoria . O 

Pictou . NS 

Selkirk . M 

Northumberl’d.NB 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River. . .  0 

Provencher . M 

Kamouraska. . .  ,Q 

Bruce . O 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 

Cariboo . BC 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Lbvis . Q 

Moose  Mountain. S 
Jasper- Edson  ..A 

Kamloops . BC 

Compton- 

Frontenac . Q 

Inverness- 
Riehmond. .  N  S 
Cape  Breton  N 
Victoria..  ..NS 
Brandon-Souris .  M 
Peace  River. ...  A 

Bow  River . A 

Queens . PEI 

Assiniboia .  S 

Fraser  Valley. .  B  C 

Prince . PEI 

MedicineHat.Alta 
St.  John’sW. .  .Nd 
Trinity- 
Conception.  .Nd 

Laval . Q 

Hastings  S .  O 

Vegreville . A 

Melville. . .  . S 

Northumberland  0 

Labelle . Q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Athabaska . A 

Glengarry- 

Preseott . 0 

Glpna-arry- 

Pre  scott . O 

Mor  Iinngny- 

I.' islet, .  Q 

Rosthern .  S 


RAILROAD  OR  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  RRAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATIOR, 

SEE  KEY, PP.81 -87 


635-230 
Pincher  636 
535-314  (Temper- 
ancevale,  P.O.) 
Acadiaville  629 
629-124 

535-33 

535- 109 

Lesage  635 

Rosevear  529 
629-241 

Woodbridge  535 
Lachute635 

193 

529  29 

Penhold  535  [PO) 
529'99(LacdesPins 

420 

529-130 

Cameron  Falls  529 
Hareourt  529 
Oakbank  536 
529-232 

536- 27 
Dorset  315 
Woodburn  629 
Criksdale  626 
Renous  629 
529-132 

529-224 

St.  Louise  529 

529-188 

529-252 

Dawson  Creek  64  5 
via  Yarmouth 

Carrier  675 
535-161 
Rosevear  529 
Shalalt.h  650 
via  M^gantic 

Strathlorne  629 

Grand  Narrows  529 

535-150 

Wembley  646 

Cochrane  536 

529-3 

536T61 

535-70 

529T 

535- 161-148 
529-36 
529-34-36 

[635 

St.  Vincent  de  Paul 
Belleville  529,  535 
Two  Hills  535 
Fenwood  529  or 
Willowbrook  529 
via  Cobourg 

536- 18 

via  Baddeck,  N  S 

Lac  La  Biche  645 
535-31 

Plantagenet  5P5 
Lafontaine  529 
635-169 


1956] 


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167 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Plaster  Rock  . . . 

Plateau . 

Plate  Cove . 

Plate  Cove  West 

* Plato . 135 

Platten . 

*  Platt  sville . 

Playmore . 

Pleasant  Bay. . 

*  Plea8antdale .  . . 

Pleasantfield  .... 

Pleasant  Harbo’r . 
t  Pleasant  Hills  . . 
Pleasant  Home 
Pleasant  Lake  .  . . 

fPleasautPoint . . 
t  PleasantPoint  . 
t  Pleasant  Point. . 
tPleasant  Point. 

Pleasant  River  . 

Pleasantside  . . . 

Pleasant  Valley.. 

Pleasant  View. .  . . 
Pleasantville .... 

Pleasure  Harbour 

Plenty  . 18* 

Plessisville .  5,091 
Plessisville  Sta. . 
Plevna  . 

tPlouffe  Landing 
Plourd . 

*  Plumas . 

Plum  Coulee.  4  7 
Plum  Hollow  .... 

Plummer . 

Plunkett . 108 

Plymouth . 

Plympton . 

Plympton  Station 

Pocoloaan . 

Poe . 

t  Pogamasing .... 
fPohenagamooke 
fPoint  Aconi... 

tPoint  Alexander 
Point  A  nne  . . . 
Point  au  Gaul. . .  . 
Point  au  Mall 

t  Point  CarrA  .... 
Point  Comfort  . . . 
Point  Crewe 
Point  Cross . 

PointeMnF  reoat  e. 
Pointe  Ala  Garde 
Pointe  au  Baril  . . 

P’te  auBarilStn. 

PointeauBoisvert 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY, PP.81-87 


Viotoria- 

635-310,  629-61 

Carleton  . . . 

NB 

Inverness- 

via  Cheticamp  ot 

Richmond  . . 

IN  S 

Inverness  629 

Bonavista- 

Princeton  629 

Twillingate. 

Nd 

Bonavista- 

Princeton  529 

Twillingate. 

Nd 

Kindersley ..  .Sask 

529-267 

Ontario . 

.  u 

Port  Perry  529 

Oxford . 

Bright  529 

Yorkton . 

.  i> 

Stornoway  529 

Inverness- 

358  or 

Richmond. . 

.NS 

Inverness  529 

Humboldt- 

535T57 

Melfort . 

Queens- 

Liverpool  529 

Lunenburg  . 

.NS 

[hour  52b 

Halifax  . 

N  S 

Musquodob’t  Har 

Col’ester-HantsN.' 

Londonderry  529 

Selkirk . 

.  ,M 

Teulon  535 

Shelburne-Yar 

_ 

529-27 

mouth-Clare.NS 

Halifax . 

N  b 

Tangier  367 

St.  J  ohn- Albert  N  B 

Lancaster  535 

Victoria . 

..  O 

535-45 

Portage- 

529-258  (Castle  Pt 

Neepawa . . . 

.  M 

P  0) 

Queens- 

529  30 

Lunenburg  . 

.NS 

Burnaby* 

Port  Moody  535 

Coquitlam. . 

.B 

Humboldt- 

Lipsett  629 

Melfort . 

.  S 

Athabaska  .  . 

.  .A 

Athabasca  529 

Queens- 

Bridgewater  529 

Lunenburg. 

NS 

Labrador.. 

.Nd 

Cape  St.  Charles 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 

535-153  [378*8 

Mdgantio . 

,.Q 

529-84 

Megantic . 

•  -  Q 

529-84 

Hastings- 

Lavant  535 

Frontenac. . 

.  .0 

Hull . 

•  •Q 

Buckingham  535 

Restigouohe- 

St.  Jacques  529 

Madawaska.N  B 

Portage- 

=>29-226 

Neepawa. . . 

.  M 

Lisgar . 

..M 

535-113-117 

Leeds . 

.  () 

via  Brockville 

Algoma  W  R. 

..O 

Bruce  535 

Rosthern . 

..  s 

535-156 

Shelburne-Yar 

- 

via  Yarmouth 

mouth-Clare 

.NS 

Digby-  Annapolis- 

562-1 

Kings . 

NS 

Digby- Annapolis- 

562-1 

Kings . 

NS 

Charlotte . 

N  B 

535-312 

Battle  River- 

529-245 

Camrose . 

. .  A 

Algoma  ER.  . . 

..0 

535-66 

Kamouraska. . 

..Q 

St.  Eleuthere  529 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Little  Bras  d’Or  529 

Victoria. . . . 

.NS 

Renfrew  N  R.. 

..0 

Chalk  River  535 

Hastings  S. .  . 

..o 

Belleville  529,  535 

Burin-Burgeo. 

.Nd 

378-9 

Humber- 

Stephenville 

St.  George’s. 

.Nd 

Crossing  529 

Labelle . 

..Q 

Lac  Remi  529 

Gatineau . 

..Q 

Gracefield  535 

Burin-Burgeo. 

.Nd 

Lamaline  378*9 

Inverness- 

oioGrandEtang 

Richmond. . 

N  S 

Gaspii . 

via  Gasp£ 

Bonaventure  .. 

■  Q 

529-116 

Parry  Sound- 

535-49,  317, 

Muskoka . . . 

..0 

Parry  Sound- 

535-49,  317, 

Muskoka. . . 

.  .0 

Saguenay  .... 

■  Q 

via  Lea  Escoumins 

POST 

OFFICES 


PointeauBouleau 
Pointe  au  Chene 

PointeauGoemon 
Pointe  au  Loup. . 

*P’nteauPicll05 
Pointe  aux 

Anglais ... _ 

t  Pointe  aux 

Originaux. 
Pointe  aux 

Outardes. . . . 
Pointe  aux  Roches 
Pointe  aux 
Trembles  8,241 
Pointe  aux 
Trembles  Nord 
Pointe  Basse .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHlCl 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 

HEE  KEY. PI",  81-87 


Pointe  Bleue  .... 
fPointe  Bourg. . . 
Pointe  Calumet. . 

Pointe  Canot.  .. 
t  Pointe  Cavagnal 

*  Pointe  Claire 

8,753 

fPointe  de  Bute. 
Pointe  des 

Cascades 
fPointe  des  Monts 
Pointe  du  Bois... 
Point  du  ChSne . . 
Pointe  du  Lac. . . 
Pt.  Edward  1838 
Point  Edward. . . . 

Pointe  Fortune  . 

312 

Pointe  Gatineau. 

3,874 

Pointe  Jaune  . . 
Pointe  Lebel. . . . 
Pointe  Navarre. 
Point  Enragee... 
Pointe  Parent . 
Pointe  Riviere  du 
Loup 

Pointe  Rocheuse. 
Pointe  Ste  Anne 
des  Monts. 


Charlevoix . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
MontagneB. . .  .Q 

Gaspb . Q 

lies  de  la 
Madeleine  . . .  .Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Kamouraska  .  .  .Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Essex  ER . 0 

Mercier . Q 

Mercier . Q 

lies  dela 
Madeleine. . . .  Q 

Roberval . Q 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagues . . . .  Q 
Gloucester. . .  .N  B 
Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q, 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Westmorland.  ,N  B 
Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Springfield . M 

Westmorland. .  N  B 
Three  Rivers. . .  .Q 
Lambton  W  R. . .  0 
Cape  Breton  N- 

Victoria . N  S 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Hull . Q 

Gaspe  . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

GaspA . Q, 

Burin-Burgeo..Nd 

Saguenay . Q 

T6miscouata . . .  .  Q 

Gloucester  ,...N  B 
Gaspd . Q 


fPoint  Escuminae 
Pointe  Verte  .... 

Point  Gardiner  . . 

tPoint  Grey . 

Point  La  Haye . . . 

Point  Lance . 

Point 

Leamington 

Point  May . 

Point  of  Bay .... 


Point  Michaud. . . 

Point  Pelee  Park 
fPoint  St  Charles 
Point  St.  Peter... 

Point  Sapin . 

PointSapinCentre 
Point.  Tupper .... 

Point  Verde . 

f  Point  Wolfe . 

Poirier . 

Poirierville . 

tPoissant . 


Northumberl’d  NB 
Gloucester ...  JB 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Vancouver  S  ,BC 
St.  John’s  W.  .Nd 
St.  John’s  W.  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  .Nd 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  ..Nd 
Inverness- 

Richmond. .  .NS 

Essex  SR . O 

St.  Ann .  Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . NB 

lnverr.ess- 

Richmond  .  .  NS 
St.  John’s  W.  Nd 
St.John-AlbertNB 

Kent . N  B 

Tnverness- 

Riohmond .  ..NS 
Labelle . Q 


via  Tadoussac 
635  18 

[Matane  528 
Cap  Chat  348'1  <>t 
Grande  Entree  347 

529T22, 329-8,  348-2 
mdPenteeost  River 

Riviere  Ouelle  529 

Ragueneau  349T 

Stoney  Pt.  529,712 
529-85-93  (Sub  P  O 
of  Montreal) 
Pointe  aux  Tremb¬ 
les  529 

via  Grindstone  Is. 

529-106 
Carleton  629 
529-124 

Shippigan  529 
Como  536 

529-83,  535-33 

Aulac  629 
Vandreuil  529,535 

via  Trinity  Bay 
Lao  du  Bonnet  636 
529-41 
536-21 

529'203ori)iaSarnia 
via  Sydney 

Rigaud  535 

Gatineau  536 

via  Gasp6 
via  Comeau  Bay 
via  Gaspd 
378-9 

via.  Natashquan 
Riviere  du  Loup 
700 

Caraquet  629 
•St.  Anne  des  Monts 
348-1  or  Matane 

528 

Loggieville  529 
629-50  (R  R  name 
Green  Point) 
Loggieville  629 
via  Vancouver 
Holyrood  629 
Placentia  529 
Bishop’s  Falls  629 

Lamaline  378"9 
Bit- hop’s  Falls  529 

St.  Peters  629 

via  Leamington 
Part  of  Montreal 
Barachois  629 
Richibucto  629 
Richibueto  629 
Tupper  629 

Placentia  6*>9 
Hillsboro  529 
Notre  Dame  629 
via  A ri chat,  or 
Louisdale  529 
Mont  Laurier  636 


168 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Pokemouche . 

fPokemoucheJct. 

fPokeshaw . 

Pokesudie . 

tPokiok . 

Poland . 

fPoliquin . 

Pollett  River 

Pollockville . 

Polonia . 

*  Poltimore . 

Polwarth . 

fPolymer . 

Pomquet . 


Ponoheville. 


Pond  Inlet. 
Pondville. ... 


Ponemah  Beach  . 
"Ponoka..  ..2,574 

Pontbriand . 

tPontdelaNoreau 
Pont  du  Milieu 
'Ponteix . 608 

Pont  Efcchemin.. 
Pontgrave .... 
tPontiac . 


Pont  Lafran  ce. . . 
Pont  Landry . . . . 
*Pontrilas . 


Pont  Rouge  2,413 
Pont  Viau...6,129 


*  Pontypool . . 

Poole . 

*  Pool’s  Cove.. 
Pool’s  Island. 


Pope . 

Pope’s  Harbour. . 


tPoplar . 

Poplar  Bluff . 

fPoplar  Creek. . . 

t  Poplar  Dale . 

Poplar  field . 

fPoplar  Hill 

Poplar  Park  . 

Poplar  Point  . . . 

Poplar  Ridge . 

Porcupine . 

* Porcupine 

Plain . 599 
Porquis  June. . 


Portage 


Portage . 

t  Portage  de  la 

Nation. 
Portage  du  Cap.. 

*  Portage  du  Fort 

376 

t  Portage  du  Lac  . 
Portage  East  Bay . 

t Portage  Griffon  ■ 

*  Portage  la 

Prairie  .8,511 
t Portage  River  .. 
Portage  St.Helier 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Gloucester.. .  .N  B 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Gloucester. ,  .NB 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Y  ork-Sunbury.  N  B 

Lanark . O 

Dorchester . Q 

Westmorland  ..NB 

Acadia . A 

Marquette . M 

Gatineau . Q 

Prince  Albert. .  ..S 
Lambton  West.  .0 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Franklin  Dis.NWT 
Inverness- 
Richmond. .  .NS 

Selkirk . M 

Wetaskiwin . A 

M4gantic . Q 

Portneuf .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek . .  .S 

L5vis . Q 

Northumberl’dNB 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 

Gloucester . NB 

Gloucester.. . .  N  B 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Portneuf .  Q 

Laval . Q 

Durham . O 

Perth  . o 

Burin-Burgeo.  Nd 
Bonavista- 
TwiIlingate..Nd 

Marquette . M 

Halifax . NS 

Algoma  E  R . 0 

Mackenzie. . .  .Sask 
Kootenay  W  .BC 
Algoma  W  R . . .  .0 

Selkirk . M 

Peace  River . A 

Springfield . M 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Peace  River. ...  A 

Timmins  . 0 

Mackenzie . S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.S  1-87 


Cochrane.. 


Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Prince . PEI 

Labelle . Q 

lies  de  la 

Madeleine . Q 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..N  B 
Cape  Breton  N. 

&  Victoria. .  .NS 

Gasp5 .  Q 

Portage  - 

Neepawa . M 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Gaspd . Q 


Inkerman  529 

629-60 

529-60 

Caraquet  529 
529-58 
Lavant  635 
Ste.  Rose  675 
Petitc-odiac  529 
529-314 
Eden  629 
Hull  West  535 
529-265 
via  Sarnia 
529-17 

Matane  628 

via  Churchill  529 
via  Arichat,  or 
Louisdale  529 
636-123 
535-227 

Robertson  676 
Portneuf  529,  535 
Richibucto  629 
535-170 

St.  Romuald  529 
Tracadie  529 
529-138 

Tracadie  629 
Tracadie  529 
535-144 

535-21 

Bordeaux  535  (Suh 
[PO  of  Montreal) 
535-34 

Milverton  529,  535 
378*9 

Greenspond  378'7 

529-245 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
via  Gore  Bay 
Arran  629 
Lardeau  445 -3 
Bruce  636 
529-242 
Hvthe  645 
Libau  529 
535-112 


Spirit  River  646 

649-3 

529-288 

649,  649-3-6  (240  at 
Timmins  Airport) 
(Ry.  name  Porquis) 
315  or  Huntsville 
529 

629-1 

Papineauville  535 

via  Amherst 

529-138 

0  aron  Broo 
629 

Sydney  629 

Gaspe  529 
629-226-228-245-258 
636-100-112 
Tracadie  529 
via  Pox  River 


*Port  Alice. 

Port  Alma. 

Port  Anne. 
fPort  Anson . 

Port  Anson  . . . 

tPortapique  .... 

Port  Arthur 

31,161 

Port  au  Bras .... 
Port  au  Persil.. . 

*Port  au  Port . . 

Port  aux  Basques 
2,634 

Port  aux  Choix 
Port  aux  Quilles. 

fPort  Bevis . 

Port  Bickerton  . 
Port  Blandford. 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


'Port  Alberni 

7,845 

Port  Albert . 

Port  Albert  ... 


Port  Albion. . 
Port  Alfred  3,937 


Port  Bolster . 

Port  Borden . 

PortBowmanville 


Port  Bruce . 

'Port  Burwell.  . 
tPortBurwell.674 


Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Charlevoix . Q 

Humber- 
St.  George’8..Nd 
Burin-Burgeo.  Nd 

Humber- 
St.  George’s .  Nd 
Charlevoix  . Q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Vietoria . NS 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughN  S 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate..Nd 

Victoria . O 

Prince . PEI 

Durham . O 


Port  Caledonia  . . 
PortC ai  ling  493 

fPort  Carmen  . . . 

Port  Clements . . . 
Port  Clyde . 

* Port  Colborne 
8,275 

Port  Colborne 

M arin e 
Port  Coldwell. . . . 

Port  Coquitlam 
3,232 

'PortCredit.  3,643 
Port  Cunnington. 

Port  Dalhousie . 

2,616 

tPort  Daniel. . . . 
PortDanielCent’r 
Port  Daniel  E st. . 
Port  Daniel  Sta’v 
Port  Daniel  West 
(Port,  Davidson 
Port  de  Grave. . . . 

Port  Dover  2,440 
Port  Dufferin  . . . 


Comox-Alberni  BC 

Huron . O 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  Nd 
Comox- Alberni  BC 
Chicoutimi . Q 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Kent . O 

Burin-Burgeo.  .Nd 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  ..Nd 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Port  Arthur . O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP  81-87 


Elgin. . . , 
Elgin 
N.  W.  T . 


S.Cape  Breton .  N  S 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  O 

Skeena . BC 

Shelburne- Var- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Welland . O 

Welland . O 

Port  Arthur  ...  .0 

Burnaby - 
Coquitlam. .  .BC 

Peel . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Lincoln . O 

Bonaventure. . . .  Q 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Bonaventure . . .  ,Q 
Bonaventure.. . .  Q 
Bonaventure  . . . ,Q 

Lincoln . O 

Trinity- 
Conception  .  Nd 

Norfolk . O 

Halifax . NS 


535-88,  450-2,  456 

Goderich  629.  535 
Horwood  378"6 

460-2,  456 
685  5,263,  254,  264, 
272,  276,  278,  279 
via  Port  Hardy 
Merlin  546 
Petit  Forte  378"1 
Burk’s  Falls  529 

378-5 

Londonderry  529 

535-66, 529-131-132 
428,430-4,  329-14 
240 

via  Burin 
via  St.  Simeon  or 
La  Malbaie  529 
Stephenville 

Crossing  629 
529-34,  377,  378’3-9 

378’S  (Ldg.  name 
OldPortau  Choix) 
via,  St.  Simeon  or 
La  Malbaie  629 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 

368  or  Antigonish 
629 
529-34 

529-130  [Borden) 
529-2,  356  (R  R  n. 
Bowmanville  529, 
636 

via  Aylmer 
535-46 

Reached  occasion¬ 
ally  by  boat 
from  Montreal 
Glace  Bay  698 
420 

Burk’s  Falls  529 

455 

529-26 

529-199-208,641-1 
703-2,  329-3,  258 
via  Port  Colborne 

535  66  (R  R  name 
Coldwell) 
Coquitlam  636 

529-207,  536-44 
316  or  Huntsville 
529 

529-208,641 

529-116 

Port  Daniel  529 
Port  Daniel  529 
529-116 
Marcil  529 
703'1  (freight) 
Clarke’s  Beach  529 

529  196,  615 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


169 


POST 

OFFIOBS 


fPorteau . 

Port  Edward . . 

*  Port  Elgin  1,55b 
Port  Elgin  . .  ,b8s 
Port  Elizabeth  . . 

t  Porter . 

Porter’s  Lake  . . 
fPorter’s  River. 

Port  Essington . . 
Port  Felix . 

Port  Felix  East . . 

Port  Franks . 

Port  George . 

f  Port  Granby .... 
Port  Greville  . . . 
*Port  Haimnond 

*  Port  Hardy . . 
PortHarrison  . . . 


0oa9t  Oapilano.  BC 

Skeena . B  l 

Bruce . O 

Westmorland. N  B 
Burin-Burgeo  Nd 

Halifax . N  is 

Halifax . N  S 

Anligonish- 
Guysboro’  ..NS 

Skeena . B  C 

Antigonish- 
GuysboroughN  S 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Lambton  W  R  . .  U 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Durham . O 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Fraser  Valley. .  B  C 
Comox-AlberniBC 
Saguenay . PQ 


Port  Hastings  . . 

*Port  Hawkesb'ry 
1,034 

Port  Hebert.. . 


Port  Hill.. . . 
Port  Hillford. 


*Port  Hood  .  .647 

Port  Hood  Island 

*  Port  Hope.  .6,548 
P’rtHopeSimps’n 
Port  Howe  . . . 
Portia . 


Port  Joli . 

f  Port  Keewaydin 

Port  Kells . 

Port  Lambton. 

Portland  . 

Port  la  Tour  . . 

fPort  Lewis  . . . 


tPortlook . 

Port  Loring . . 

Port  Lome . . . 

Port  Maitland  . . 

Port  Maitland  . 

Port  Malcolm. . . 

Port  Mann . 


Port  McNeill. . . . 
Port  McNicoll88i 
Port  Medway .. 


Port  Mellon. 
Port  Menier. 


Port  Moody 

Port  Mnrien. . . 
Por  t  Mouton  . . 

tPort  Nelson  .... 
t  Port  Nelson .... 
Port  Nelson  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WUKJI 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
SEE  KEY,PP. 81-87 


(nverness- 
Richmond  .  .NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  .NS 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Prince  . PEI 

Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond.  ..NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  .N 

Durham .  0 

Labrador  . Nd 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  ....O 
N.  Westminster.  BC 
Lambton-Kent.  .0 

Leeds . O 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon 

Laprairie . Q 

Algoma  W  R. . .  0 
Parry  Sound - 
Mu9koka  . .  ■  ■  O 
Highy-  Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Shelbern  e-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 
Brant- 

Haldimand  ...O 
Inverness- 

Richmond . . .  NS 
New  Westminster 

BC 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  NS 
Coast  Capilano.BC 

Saguenay . Q 

Burnaby- 
CoquiHam  .BC 
S.Cape  Breton  N  S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 

Halton . 0 

Churchill . M 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate  ..Nd 


466  or  via  Vano’r 
629  360 
629-188 
629-64 

Elat  Island  378'1 
529-16 
Porter  529 
South  River  629 

465orHaysport629 
360  or  Monastery 
629 

oia  Whitehead 

Thedford  629 
Middleton  529,  662 

Newton ville  636 
Parrsboro  649 
536-70 
465,  229 

Reached  occasion 
ally  by  boat  f  rom 
Montreal 
529-17-33 


529-14-17-24-33,374 
( Ferry  to  Mulgrave) 
Sable  River  629 

529-1 

368  or  Antigonis) 
529 

529-33,358 

358 

529-83 

378-4 

Pugwash  529 
Alonsa  529 

Port  Mouton  529 

420 

Westlang  629 

546-3 

529-140 

Barrington  629 

Huntingdon  529, 
633 


535-67 

Trout  Creek  529 
Paradise  562 
Hebron  562 
703-1  carloads  only 
Tupper  529 
529-347,  464 
456 

535-55,  428 
Medway  629 

Boat  from  Van- 
123  [couver 

535-70  [698 

VTorien  Junction 
529-26 

Burlington  f  29,  536 
(see  York  Factory) 
Greenepond  378'7 


Portneuf  ..1,144 
Portneuf  Station 
Portneuf  sur  trier 

Port  Neville . 

'  Port  Perry  1,72 1 
tPort  Pic 
Port  Radium _ 


POST 

OFFICES 


Portree. 


’’ortreeve . 119 

*Port  Renfrew. 

*Port  Rexton.. . 

Port  Richmond. 

Port  Robinson. . 

* Port  Rowan  793 
Port  Royal  . . . 


Port  Ryerse . 

Port  Sandfield.. . 

Port  Saunders  . 

Port  Saxon . 


Port  Severn . 

Port  Shoreham 


Port  Simpson . 

1  Portsmouth  3411 
-  Port  Stanley\iS)\ 
Port  Si  anton  . . . 

* Port  Sydney  181 


Portugal  Cove. 
Portugal  Cove  S.. 
Portuguese  Cove. 
Port  Union. . . 
Port  Union  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


tPort  Wade. 


Port  Wallis. . . . 
Port  Washington 
Port  Weller  East 
Port  Whitby. . . . 
Port  Williams. . . 


Postville . 

Potter . 

tPottersburg  . 
Pouce  Coupe  .  459 
-•ouch  Cove.. 
Poulamon . 


Portneuf . Q 

Portneuf . y 

Saguenay . Q 

Uoinox-AlberniBL 

Ontario . O 

Rimouski .  .Q 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 

Kindersley . S 

Esquimalt- 

Saauich . BC 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  .No 
invernebs- 
Richmond  . .  .NS 

Welland . O 

N  orfolk . O 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 

Norfolk . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Humber- 
St.  George’s  Nd 
Shelburne-Yar. 
mouth-dare .  N  S 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

Antigonish- 

GuysboroughN  S 

Skeena . BC 

Kingston .  O 

Elgin . O 

Simcoe  E  R . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . 0 

.St.  John’s  E . . .  Nd 
St.  John’s  W . .  .Nd 

Halifax . N  S 

York-Soarboro’. .  O 
Trinity- 

Conception  .  Nd 
Digby- Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Halifax . NS 

Nanaimo . B  C 

Lincoln . O 

Ontario . O 

Digby-Annapolis 

Kings . NS 

Labrador . Nd 

Cochrane . O 

Middlesex  ER. 

Cariboo . BC 

St.  John’s  E. .  .Nd 


636-21,  629-120 
535-21,  629-120 
Via  Lee  Escoumins 
466,  233 

629-l79orMyrtle636 

629-60 

444,  176 

Inverness  629 


Poularies.  .. 

fPoulin . 

IPouliot . 

Pound  Cove . 


fPoupore . 

Powassan  ..831 

Powell  River  . . . 


fPowerview . 

Pswnal . 

tPow  Wow  Point. 

fPrairie  Echo. . . 
Prairie  Grove. . . 
Prairie  River. . . 
Prairie  Siding.. . 
Prairie  View. 
Pratt . 


Prawda . 

Precieux  Sang. 
Prd  d’en  haut. . 


Inverness- 

Richmond.. .  .NS 


Chapleau . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Tdmiscouata  . . . 
Bonavisfa- 
Twillingate  .Nd 

Gatineau . Q 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Coast  Capilano.BC 


...M 

.PEI 


Springfield 
Queens  .... 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Peace  River. . . . 

St.  Boniface . 

Prince  Albert. . . 

Kent . 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Portage- 
Neepawa. 

Springfield . M 

Nicolet-  Y  amaskaQ 
Westmorland.  .NB 


535-162 
450  2 

529-35 

Chapel  Road  629 

529-197-208,  712 
o29-206 
oia  Arichat  or 
Louisdale  629 
Vittoria  629 
420 

378-8 

629-26 

Waubaushene  529 
Monastery  619  or 
via  Guysboro 
465 

Part  of  Kingston 
617 

Sparrow  Lake  529 
Utterson  529 

via  St.  John’s 
oia  St.  John’s 
ia  Halifax 
529-83 

Catalina  529 

(Ferry  to  Digby) 

Dartmouth  529 
463  or  via  Victoria 
via  St.  Catharines 
Whitby  529,  636 
362-1 

378-4 

H49  [Jet.  P.O.) 
529-183  (London 
«46-l 

via  St.  John’s 
360,  374  or  Louis¬ 
dale  529 
Macamic  629 
St.  Malachie  629 
St.  Eloi  529 
via  Wesley  ville 


Buckingham  535 
529-193 

233  or  via 

Westview 
Pine  Falls  629 
Mount  Albion  629 
316 

High  Prairie  645 
oia  Winnipeg,  M 
529-232 
529-209,712 
Rush  Lake  636 
529-258 

McKinley  684 
529-88 

College  Bridge  529 


170 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[  1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


* Preeceville.. .  I 46 
Prefontaine. . . 

Preissac . 

*  Prelate . 586 

f  Premier . 

Premont . 


fPrendergast 

t  Prentiss . 

*  Prescott. .  ..3,518 


Presque . 

Presqu'ile  Point38 
PriSte.  Marie 

*  Preston _ 7,619 

Preston . 

Prestville  .... 

Privel . 

fPreville . 104 

Prevost . 163 

*  Price . 2,810 

t  Price  Settlement 

*Priceville _ 

Priddis . 

t  Priestly . 

Primate . 99 

Prime . 


fPrimeauville  . .. 


Prime  Brook  . . 

Primrose . 

Prince . 

*  Prince  Albert 

17,149 


Prince  Albert.. 
Prince  Albert 
Sanatorium . 

*  Prince  George 

4,703 

fPrince  of  Wales. 
tPrinceport . 


* Prince  Rupert . 

8,646 

Princes  Lake. . 


Princes’  Lodge  . . 

tPrincess . 

Princess  Harbour 


*  Princeton  . 

*  Princeton . 


Princeton . 


Princeville  .1,967 
fPrinoeville  .  . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Mackenzie  . .  .Sasli 

Terrebonne . Q 

Villeneuve . y 

Kindersley . S 

Skeena . BC 

Berthier- 
Mnskinorige- 
lielanaudierey 
Meadow  Lake. . . .  S 

lted  Deer . Alta 

Grenville- 
Dundas . U 

Buriu-Burgeo  .Nd 
Northumberland!) 

Mackenzie .  S 

Waterloo  SS...0 

Halifax . NS 

Peace  River . A 

Gaspd . Q 

Chambly- 

Rouville  . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Grey-Bruce . 0 

Macleod . A 

Skeena . B  C 

Kindersley . S 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Ch&teauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Cape  Breton  S..NS 

Athabaska . A 

The  Battlefords..S 
Prince  Albert  Sask 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED, ORNEAH- 
E8T  R.  tt.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP. 81-87 


529-239 
536-23 
Amos  629 
636  "162 
oia  Stewart 
629-85 


536  179 
529-319 

529-83,  535-69, 

334  (Ferry  to  Og- 
densburg  N  Y) 
378-1 

Brighton  629,636 
Bjorkdale  6x9 
529-188,  578 
Dartmouth  529 
645-1 

Douglastown  529 
via  St.  Lambert 

Shawbridge629,535 

628 

Newcastle  629 
535-47 

Midnapore  536 

629-360 

535-153 

Green  River  629, 
535 

St.  Martine  629 


POST 

OFFICES 


Ontario . O 

Prince  Albert. . .  .S 

Cariboo . BO 

St.  John-Albert  NB 
Colchester - 

Hants . NS 

Skeena . B  C 


Prince  William. 

Pr’ce  Will’m  Sta 

Pritchard . 

tPrivett . 


Procter . 

f  Product . 

Progress . 

Prongua . 

t Prospect  . 

*  Prospect . 

Prospeot  Lake. . . 

Prosperity . 

Proton  Station  . . 


Renfrew  S . O 

Halifax . NS 

Medicine  Hat. ...  A 
Springfield . M 

Oxford . O 

Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  ,BC 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  .Nd 
Drummond- 
Arthabaska  . .  .Q 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
York-Sunbury.  NB 

York-Sunbury.NB 

Kamloops . BC 

Queens- 

Lunenburg..N  S 
Kootenay  W. ..  BC 

Yorkton . S 

Carihoo . BC 

The  Battlefords. S 

Lanark . O 

Halifax . NS 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Athabaska . A 

Grey-Bruce . O 


via  Sydney 
Lindbergh  529 
529-262 
529-232-249-265-256 
-280,  535-176- 
178-179,  173,  193 
Port  Perry  529 
Prince  Albert  529, 
535 

529-360,  650, 177 

535-312 

562-4 

529-350,450-3-8,455 

229,233 

Wallace  529  or 
Maynooth  529 
529-12 

535- 246 

Hodgson  629  or 
Riverton  535 
529-203 
535.91 

529-36 

529-84 

West  Bay  Road  629 

629-68  (R  R  name 
Rosboroughl 

536- 307 
535-70 

New  Germany  629 

535-69,  446-3 
Kandahar  536 
Dawson  Creek  645 
529-279 
Ashton  535 
via  Halifax 
via  Victoria 

Boyle  646 
535-40 


Proulxville . 

fProvancher. . . . 
(Providence.  . . . 
Providence  Bay . 

Protrinc’lCann’ry 

Provost . 676 

Prud’homme  .255 
t Public  Landing. 
Pubnico . 


tPubnico  Beach.. 


Puce . 

"  Pugwash . 

PagwasUJv.net 
Pugwash  River 
Pukatawagan  . 

t  Pullen . 

fPulpRiver  ... 
Pulp  Siding . 
Punnichy  ...290 
fPuntledge. .  . 
Purbrook ...  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Champlain . Q 

Bonaventure. . . 

Marquette . 

Algoma  E  R. . . 


Purdy  . 

t  Purlbrook . 


Purple  Springs 

Purves . 

Pushthrough  . . . 

Puslinch . 

Putnam . 

Quadeville . 

tQuadra . 

Quai  deSt.  Juste 

Qualicum  Beach 
771 

*Qu’Appelle.  .492 

t  Quarries . 

Quarries . 

fQuarry  St.  Anns 


Quarry  ville . 

Quartz . 

Quathiaski  Cove . 
Quatre  Chemins . 

Quatsino . 

Quebec  .  .164,016 


*Limoilou . 

QuebecOuest  .7296 
Sillery. . .  10,376 

Stadacona . 

* Station  B . 

Queen  Charlotte  . 

Queen’s  Bay . 

Queensborough. . . 

Queensborough. . . 

Queen’s  Cove .... 


Queensland  . 
Queensport . . 


Queenston . . . 
Queenstown. . 
Queenstown . 
Queensville . . 
tQueensville. 


Comox-AlberniBL 

Acadia . A 

Rosthern . S 

Royal . NB 

Shelburne-Yar- 
moulh-Clare.N 
Shelburne  Yar- 
uiouth-Llare.NS 
Essex  LR  ....  u 
Cumberland. .  ,N  S 
Cumberland.  ..NS 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Churchill . M 

Cochrane . O 

Dauphin . M 

Nickel  Belt . O 

V  orkton . S 

Comox  -AlberniBC 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . .  ,c 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Medicine  Hat. .  .A 

Lisgar . 11 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Wellington  S  R  ..O 
Middlesex  E  R. . .  O 

Renfrew  SR . O 

Marquette . 1J 

Temiscouata. . .  .Q 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sasl, 

Essex  SR . O 

Russell .  O 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Northumberl'dNB 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Dorchester .  Q 

'^omox-Alberni  BC 
Quebec  East. .  .N 
yuebec  South..  |-Q 
Quebec  West. .) 


Quebec  E. . . 
Quebec  W . . 
Quebec  S.  . . 
Quebec  E,  . . 
Quebec  s.  . . 
Skeena 
Kootenai  W 
Hasting  s- 
Fronfenac  . . .  O 
N  Westminster. BC 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATU  N, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81 -87 


BC 
..  BC 


Nd 

NS 


Trinity- 
Conception 
Halifax  . 
Antigonish- 
Guysborough  NS 

Lincoln . O 

Royal . N  B 

Macleod . A 

York  NR . O 

Inverness- 
Richmond. .  N  S 


529-85 

N  ouvelle  629 
Sandy  Lake,  629 
438,  or  Little 

Current  635 
Dawson's  Landing 
465 

535-158 

529-260 

529-58 

529-27 

Upper  Woods 
Harbour  629 
oia  Belle  River 
529-15 
529-15 

Pugwash  529 

629  243,  195 

529-164 

Pine  River  529 

535-66(RRn  Benny) 

529  245 

715 

Bracebridge  629 

Rarr\  ’»  Bay  529  or 
Maynooth  529 
Autigonisb  529 

535- 230 

536- 125 
S78-S-9 

635- 35 

535- 38 
Wilno  520 
629-245 

Notre  Dame  du 
Lac  629 

536- 90 

636- 149 
623-30.  575 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa 
North  River  366  oi 
t)iaNorthS\  dnev 
539-79 
629-130 

455 

Morisset  676 
via  Port  Hardy 
535-21 

529-84-105-122-123 
675,  348-1-2 
329-8,  122 
Ferry  to  L5vis 
254,  256  256,  257, 
250,  264,  265,  267, 
270,  272,  278,  279 
Quebec  City 
Quebec  City 
Quebec  City 
Quebeo  City 
Quebec  City 

456 

445"3  or  Nelson 
Madoc  529 

614, sub  PO  of  New 
Westminster 
Northern  Bight 
529 
529-26 

374  or  Monastery- 
529 

via  Niagara  Falls 

629-58 

535-242 

Newmarket  629 
Port  Hastings  529 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


171 


POST 

OFFICES 


Queensway . 


York  VVR.. 


t^uerry . 

* Quesnel  ....  1587 

Quetico . 

CJuibell . 

yuiok . 

Quilchena . 

Quill  Lake  . .  .428 

Quinan . 


fQuinsam . 

'Quinton  ...203 
t  Quinton  Heights 


Quirpon . . 
tQuisibia . 


tQuispamsis . . 

ty  uorn . 

* Quyon . 807 


fRiaflan., 


Rabbit  Lake.  .142 

Racine . 

t  Racine . 

Rackham . 

Radisson  ....402 
Radium  Hot 

Springs 
t  Radnor  Forges 
* Radville  . .  .  .973 

Radway . 184 

f  Rae . 


fRafter . 

Raglan . 

Ragueneau. . 

t  Rail . 

Raimbault. . . 

Rainier . 

fRainville  .. 
t Rainy  Lake. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHIU1J 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
E8T  R.  R.  STATION, 
9EH  KEY, PP. 81-87 


*  Rainy  River 


Bonaventure . . .  .Q 

Cariboo . B  C 

Fort  William _ O 

Kenora- Rainy  R.O 

Skeena . BC 

Kamloops. ...  B  C 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Glare.  NS 
Comox- Alberni  BC 

Yorkton . S 

Saint  John- 

Albert . NB 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  ,Nd 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Port  Arthur  . . .  .O 
Pontiac 

TemiscamingueQ 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Meadow  Lake  . . .  S 

Shefford . Q 

Lapointe . Q 

Marquette . M 

The  Battlefords  .S 
Kootenay  E. ...  BC 

Champlain . Q 

Assiniboia . S 

Vegreville  . A 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Churchill . M 

Ontario . O 

Saguenay . Q 

Gasp  5 . Q 

Nicolet-YamaskaQ 
Medicine  Hat.... A 

Dorchester . Q 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River... 0 
Kenora-Rainy  R.U 


Mimioo  529.  535 

(Sub.POofToronto) 

New  Richmond  529 

650,177 

529-132 

629-160 

629-360 

Merritt  535 

629-269 

Belleville  629 

via  Campbell  Riv’i 
529-245 
Lancaster  535 


378-8 

535-302,  629-51 


1348 


Raith.  . 
f  Rak, . . . 
Raleigh. 


t  Raley . 

t  Ralph . 

Ralston  . 

Rama  . 227 

Rama  Road  . . . 

*Ramea  . 714 

t  Rameau . 

Ramore  . 

Ramsayville. . . 

t  Ramsey . 

Ranch . 

Ranchville  .... 

f  Randall . 

Randolph . 


Rarifurly . 

t  Rang  Deschenes 


Ranger . 

Rangeton.. . . 
f  Rangeview  . 


Rang  Ste  Anne . . 
tRang  Ste.  Cath¬ 
erine 

tRang  St.  David. 
tRang  St.  Gabriel 
Rang  St.  George. 


Port  Arthur  ....  O 

Rosthern . S 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  ..Nd 
Lethbridge . . .  Alta 

Assiniboia . S 

Medicine  Hat - A 

Mackenzie. .  .  .Sask 

Victoria . O 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

Gaspe . 0 

Timmins . O 

Russell.. . O 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Athabaska  ....  A 
Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 

St.  John-AlbertNB 


Vegreville . A 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska.  .NB 
Meadow  Lake 
Jasper-Edson . 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 

Portneuf  .  Q 

Charlevoix....  Q 

Temiecouata  . . .  .0 
Charlevoix. ... 
Gloucester. . .  .N  B 


fRangStGregoire 
Rang  Ste.  Marie. 
fRang  St.  Nicolas 
tRang  St.  Paul. . 

Rang  St.Sauveur 

Rankin . 

tRankinville . 


529-42 

629-162 

535-28 

Burks  Falls  529 

529-283 
Valcour  535 
685'4  (Chute  Ship- 
529  -230  [shaw,  PO) 
529-260 
535-84 

(Ry.  n.  Radium 
St.  Maurice  535 
529-268-284-293 
529-318 

144,  175 
529-243 
Myrtle  535 
349-1 

Cape  Cove  529 
St.  Celestin  529 
535  -241 

Ste.  Germaine  676 
529-132 

529-132-238 

535-51,  529-162 

529-290 

378-8 

535-239 
535-151 
Suffield  635 
529-269 
Longford  529 
378.3-9 
Perce  529 

049  [528 

Carlsbad  Springs 
535'66(RamsayPO) 
Smith  646 
Manyberries  535 
529-192 

Lancaster  535  (Sub 
PO  of  St.  John) 
529-260 

Quisibis  629,  535 


POBT 

OFFICES 


fRantem . 

Rapid  City  . .  391 
Rapide  Blanc . .  . 
Rapide  Danseur 
Rapidedel’  Orign’l 
Rapide  Des 

Cedres 
Rapide  Deux. . . . 
Rapides  des 

Joachims. 

Rapide  Sept . 

Rapid  View . 

Ratcliffe . 

Rathburn . 

Rathwell . 

Rat  Lake . 

Ratner . 


Temiscouata. . . .  y 

Chicoutimi . .  y 

Charlevoix . y 

Gaspb . y 

Gloucester. .  .N.B 
Renfrew  N  R. . .  .0 
Inverness- 
Richmond..N  S 
St.  John’s  WestNd 

Marquette . M 

Chapleau . y 

Villeneuve . y 

Labelle .  y 

Chapleau . y 


Rattling  Brook 


fRaudot . 

[Raush  Valley 

Raven . 

Ravendale  . . . 

Ravenna . 

Ravenscliff . . . 


Ravenscrag.. 


Ravenshoe . .  . . 
Ravenswood. . . 
Ravensworth . . 


Ravignan . 
t  Ravine  . . . 
j-Rawcliffe. 


DOMINION 

electoral 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SF.E  KEY,  TP.  81-87 


Ste.  Rose  629 
via  Chicoutimi 
Beaupre  629 
Corner  of  the 
Beach  6-/9 
Bathurst  629 
Pembroke  629,  635 
Mabou  629 

629-34 

535-103,  529-244 
529-120 
La  Sarre  529 
Mont  Laurier  535 
Beattyville  529' 


535-183 

Evansburg  529 
Vidora  635 

St.  Casimir  529 
Les  Eboulements 
529 

Les  Etroits  529 
Baie  St.  Paul  629 
Burnsville  629 


* Rawdon .  ..1,912 


Rawdon. 


tRaycroft . 

Rayleigh  Mount.. 
Raymond  ..2,279 
tRaymond . 


Raymore  ....378 

Reaboro . 

Reaburn  . 


Read . 

tReadford . 

Read  Island . 

Readlyn . 133 

Rear  Boisdale. . . 


Rear  Judique 

Chapel. 

fRearville . 

fReoo . 

Red  Bank . 

Red  Bay . 

Red  Bay . 

Redberry . 

fRedberry  Park 

Redbridge . 

Redcliff . 1538 

Red  Cove  . . 


Villeneuve . y 

Pontiac- 
Temiscaminguey 

Villeneuve .  y 

Meadow  Lake.. .  .8 

Assiniboia . 8 

Victoria  . O 

Lisgar . M 

Athabaska . A 

Humboldt- 

Melfort .  S 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay . .  .Nd 
Tbmisoouata  . . . .  y 

Cariboo . B  C 

Red  Deer . Alta 

Mackenzie. . . 

Grey  NR . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Greek. 

York  NR . U 

Lambton  WR . .  .0 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  O 

Dorchester . Q 

Jasper-Edson..  A 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. . .  -Q 
Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm  . . . .  Q 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Lanark . O 

Kamloops . BC 

Lethbridge . . .  Alta 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Yorkton . S 

Victoria . O 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Hastings  SR...  .0 

Yukon .  Yu 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Assiniboia . 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

Victoria . NS 

Tnverness- 

Riehmond..  N  P 

Acadia . A 

Tasper-Edson . .  A 
Northumberl’d.NP 

Bruce . Ci 

Labrador . Nd 

The  Battlefords.  S 
The  Battlefords.  S 

Nipissing .  O 

Medicine  Hat  Alta 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 


Cadillac  529 
Moor  Lake,  Ont. 
535 

Cadillac  629 
Meadow  Lake  535 
536-142 
529-130 
535-119 
Ardmore  629 
Gronlid  535 

378-5 

Trois  Pistoles  529 
529-350 
Innisfail  535 
Carrot  River  529 
Thornbury  629 
Huntsville  629 

535-170 

Brown  Hill  529 
Forest  629 
529-216 

Ste.  Rose  675 
Wildwood  529 
via  Grenville 

529-102 


Red  Cross, . 


Meadow  Lake  . .  .S 


Clarksville  662 

Almonte  535 
529-347  (RRname 

535- 239  [Rayleigh) 
Utterson  629 

529-245 

529-176 

536- 112 

Lonsdale  535 
via  Dawson 
455 

535-170 
Boisdale  629 

Judique  629 

Chinook  529 
Foothills  529 
Newcastle  629 
Wiarton,  629 
378-8 
529-256 
Borden  529 
Feronia  649 
635-226 

Millers  Passage 

378-3 

St.  Walburg  629 


172 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


*Red  Deer.. 7, 575 
Red  Deer  Hill. 

Reddendale . 

*  Redditt . 


Red  field . 

fRed  Gap . 

-j-RedHead... 

Red  Head  Cove. . 

Red  Inland . 

Red  Islands . 

'Red  Jacket . 

Red  Lake . 

Red  Lake . 

Red  Lake  Road.. 

Redland . 

fRed  Mill . 

t  Redmond . 

Redmondville  . . . 
tRednersville. . . . 

Redonda  Bay . . . . 
Redpass . 

Red  Pheasant  . . . 

fRed  Pine  . 

Red  Point . 


DOMINION 
ELECTOR.  AD 
DISTRICTS 


Red  Deer . Alta 

Prince  Albert.Sask 

Kingston . O 

Kenora- 


Rainy  River  .  .0 
The  Baetlefords  .S 
Oomox-Alberni  BC 
St.  John-AlbertNB 
Trinity- 

Conception  . .  ,Nd 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Inverness- 
Richmond  ..NS 
Qu' Appelle . .  .Sask 

Kamloops . B  C 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River  . .  0 
Keriora-Rainy  R.O 
Bow  River. . . .  Alta 

Champlain . Q 

Quebec- 

Montmorency..Q 
Northuuiberl’d  NB 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Coast  CapilanoBC 
Cariboo . BO 

The  Battlefords..S 
Gloucester.  ...NB 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria . NS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 


535- 227-245, 629-319 
529  249 

Kingston  529,  635 
629-160 

536- 184 

Nanoose  Bay  535 
via  St.  John 
Carbonear529 

378-1 

St.  Peters  629 
635-112 

Copper  Creek  529 
184  or  Red  Lake 
Rd  529  ir  Vermilion 
629-160  [Bay  536 
529-315 
535-21 

Loretteville  529 

Chatham  529 
Belleville  529,535 

452 

529-320-347-360 
(RRn. Redpass  Jc.) 
529  250 
529-50 
McKinnon 
Harbour  529 


[Red  Rapids . 

Red  River . 

Red  Rock . 

Red  Rock  . 

Red  Rose . 

Redstone  . 

Red  Sucker  Lake. 

*Redvers . 352 

Redwater-. .  .1306 

t  Redwater . 

Red  Willow . 

Red  Wing . 

fRed  wood . 

Reeder 

t Reed’s  Island.  . 

Reed’s  Point  .... 
Reedy  Creek  . . . 
Reefs  Harbour  . 

Reesor . 

Reeve . 

t  Reford . 

t  Refuge  Bay . 

Refuge  Cove . 

Regan . 

Regent . 

Regents  Park .... 

*  Regina  .  .  .71,319 


Regina  Beach  320 

Reginaville. . 

tReid . 

Reid  Lake . 

Reindeer  Depot. . 

fReist  . 

Reliance . 

Remae . 

Rembrandt . 

Remigny . 

Remo . 

Renabie . 


Victoria- 
Carleton. . ..  NB 
Inverness- 
Richmond..  N  S 

Port  Arthur . O 

Cariboo ...  B  C 

Selkirk . . M 

Kamloops . BO 

Churchill  .  M 

Moose  Mountain. S 
Vegreville  ....A 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 

Acadia . A 

Grey  NR . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Marquette . M 

Victoria- 
Oarleton..  ..NB 

Royal . N  B 

Dauphin . M 

Humher- 
St.  George’s.. Nd 

Cochrane . O 

P’rtage-Neep’wa  M 

Kindersley  . S 

Skeena . BC 

Coast  Capilano  BC 
Port  Arthur. .. .  0 
Brandon-Souris.M 
York  East . O 

Regina  City . .  Sask 


Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. . .  S 
St.  John’s  W...Nd 

Halifax . NS 

Cariboo . B 

Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

Acadia . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  .  .S 
Kootenay  WR. .  BC 

Selkirk .  M 

Villenenve . Q 

Skeena . BC 

Algoma  W.R _ O 


535-310 

via  Pleasant  Bay 

535.66,  629-131 
650 

Hodgson  529 

Williams  Lake  650 

195  or  Ilf  rd  529 

635-150 

529-318 

649 

529-315 

Thornbury  529 
Foote’s  Bay  529 

635-108 

535-310 

R  othesay  529 
Alonsa  529 
St  Margarets  Bav 
378-8 

529-164 

520"2°6 

529-245,535-166-167 
via  Prince  Rupert 
452,  455,  233 

635- 66 
636107 

(Sub  POof  Toronto) 
via  Danforth  629 

636- 149-160-169, 
629-254-266-258- 
266,  173,  240 

535- 159 

Holyrood  529 
529-16  [650 

Prince  George  629, 
444  or  via  Aklavik 

Sootfield  529 
Mankota535 

Salmo  686 

536- 122 
Angliers  535 
529  350 

Missanabie  535 


I 


post 

OFFICES 


Renata . 

IRenaud’s  Mills. 
Rencontre  East. 
Rencontre  West 

Reneault . 

Renews . 

Renforth . 

'Renfrew . .  .7,360 
[Renfrew  .... 

Rennie . 

Reno . 

Renous . 

Renown . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


f Renton . . . 
[Renversy . 


Renwer . 

Repentigny.. 


Reserve . 

‘ Reserve  Mines.. 

Resolute . 

Resource . 

Restiyouche 

Reston . 

Restoule . 


fRetallack . 

Retlaw . 

Revelstoke . .  2917 

*  Revenue  . . .  .118 

Reward . 

tRex  . 

Rexdale . 

* Rexton  . 

Reykjavik  . . 

*  Reynaud . 

f  Reynolds . 

(•Reynolds . 

[Reynolds . 

Reynoldscroft  . . . 

[  Rheault . 

Rhein  . 365 

Rhineland . 


*Ribstone. 


Rice  Creek. 
tRice  Lake. 

Rice  ton . 

Riceville .... 


Richan . 

Richard . 96 

Richard’s  Harb’r 
*  Richards  Land’g 

Richardson . 

Richardson  Rta’n 
Richard  Village. 

Rich.dale  . 

Riche-en  Bois.. 

[Richelieu .  ..1129 


Richer  .... 

*  R  ichibuctn 

Richibucto  Village 
Rich  Lake . 

Richlea . lig 

Richmond . 

*  Richmond.  .3,471 
" Richmond  ..610 

Richmond  Hill. 
„  2.164 

Richmond  Nm-d.. 
Richmond  Park 


Kootenay  VV . ..  BO 

Kent  . N  B 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Burin- Buigeo  .Nd 

Villeneuve . Q 

St.  John’s  W  .  .Nd 

Royal . N  B 

Rethrew  8R...O 
Col’ester  HantsNS 

Springfield . M 

Peace  River . A 

N  orthumberl’d  N  B 
Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre. . .  S 

Norfolk . O 

Berthier- 
Maskinongb- 
DelanaudiireQ 
Churchill....  M 
J  oliette-L’ Assomp- 
tion  Montcalm  Q 

Mackenzie . S 

S.  CapeBreten.N  S 
....  NWT 
H’mboldt-MelfortS 
Bonaventure  .  ...Q 
Braudon-Souris .  M 
Parry  Sound 

Muskoka . O 

Kootenay  W..  .BC 
Peace  River.  .Alta 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke  . .  BC 

Kindersley . S 

Kindersley .  S 

The  Battlefords. .S 

York  West .  O 

Kent . N  B 

Dauphin .  M 

Rost  hern . .8 

Northumberl'd.NB 

Halifax . NS 

Springfield . M 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Y  orkton . S 

Sv  ift  Current- 
Maple  Creek..  S 
Battle  River- 

Cam  rose . A 

Churchill . M 

Springfield.-. . . . M 
Qu’Appelle  . .  Sask 
Qlengarry- 

Prescott .  O 

Kenora-RainyR.O 
The  Battlefords. .S 
Rurin-Bnrgeo  .Nd 
Nlgnma  WB....O 

Charlotte . N  B 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 

Kent . N  B 

Acadia  . A 

Joliette-L’  Assomp 
ti  o  n -Mont  cal  mQ 
Chamhly- 

Rouville  . Q 

St,  Roniface ...  M 

Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Athabaska .  A 

Kindersley. .  .Sask 

Prince .  PEI 

Richmond-WolfeQ 

Carlet.on . O 

York  NR . O 

Rich  mord- Wolf  eQ 
Athabaska .  A 


*Richmound  .166  Kindersley 
Richvale  ”  - - 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR¬ 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 

SEE  KEY, PP.81-87 

Robson  West  636 
St.  Anthony  629 
378  3-9 
378-3 

Norand  a  529,  649 

via  St.  John’s 

529  42  [214 

536-60-61-65,529 

Enfield  529 

535-61 

646-3 

529-79 

535-159 

529-209,  712 
St.  Paulin  629 


529-232 
St.  Paul 
L’Ermite  629 
529-276-288 
Dominion  698 
via  Churchill 
635-167 

Cross  Point  629 
536-150-154 
Powassan  529 

535-82 

635-242 

535-70-75 

535-167 

529-291 

535-175 

Weston  629,  535 
629-40 

ste.  Rose  529 
529-290.  635-176 
Snuth  Nelson  529 
L7pper  Mnsquodo- 
584  [boit  629 
Port  Clyde  529 


Sudbury  529,  535 
529-230 
Wymark  635 

629-245 

Baden  529 
(PO  Bissett) 
529-251 

Plantagenet  635 
529-160 

529-256  [378-3-9 

Push  through 
438,orDesbarats636 
St.  Andrews  636 
535-150 

Rogereville  529 

529-252 

via  Joliette 

529-96  (Village 
Richelieu  P  O) 
Ste.  Anne  529 
529-40 
Rexton  629 
Therien  629  or 
Lac  la  Biche  646 
529-267 
629-1 
529-82-84 
529-140 
529-130 

[mond 
Sub  PO  of  Rich- 
Athabaska  629 


8  536-148 


York  NR . OiRichmond  HH1629 


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POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 

OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION,  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

O 

529*199 

Rioinus . 

Red  Deer  . .  .  Alta 

Rocky  Mountain 

House  629,  536 

f  Rideau . 

Hastings- 

529-83 

Frontenac  . . 

..0 

Rideau  Ferry  . 

Lanark  . 

.  .O 

Perth  635 

Rideau  Heights. . 

Kingston . 

..o 

SubPi  >of  Kingston 

Rideau  View... 

Oarleton . 

..0 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa 

*Ridyedale  . .  .251 

Humboldt- 

529-272 

Melfort . 

...s 

[Ridge  Road . 

Digby- Annapolis- 

529-29 

Kings . 

NS 

*Ridgetown.  2, 365 

Kent . 

.  o 

546-2,  623-34 

Ridgeville . 

..  0 

Fenwick  703 

or  Fonthill,  641 

.M 

529*224 

*  Ridgeway . 

Niagara  Falls. 

..o 

529-199 

*  Riding  M  o’ ntain 

P  rtage-Neep’waM 

529-229 

Riding  Park. . . . 

Dauphin . 

..M 

Grandview  529 

n 

535  66 

■fRtdpath . 

Rosetown-Biggar  S 

529-26 

Riel . 

Winnipeg  South  M 

via  Winnipeg 

Rife . 

Athab'iska. . . 

.  .A 

Glendon  629 

*Rigaud  ..  .1,579 


tRignold . 

Rigolet  . 

t  Riley  Brook. . . . 


Riley  Lake  . 


Rimbey . 757 

*  R  imouski  .11.56 

*  Rimouski  Esti89 

Rimouski  Ouest. 
Rimouski  Sud . . 

Ringwood . 

Rio  Grande . 

Riondel . 

tRiordon  Depot. 


Riou . 

*  Ripley . 45< 

*Ripon . 509 

Ripples . 

Riske  Creek. . . 

Rita . 

Ritchie . 

Rive  Boisee. . . 


Riverbend . . .  .27 
River  Bennet. . . 

River  Bourgeois. 

River  Canard. . 
River  Centre. .. 

River  Charlo . . 


Rivercourse. . 


Rivercrest. 
Riverdale.  . 


River  de  Chute. . 

t  River  Denys  Rd 

River  Denys  Sta 

River  Drive  Park 
Riverfield . 


River  Glade . 
t  Riverhead . . 


Riverhead . 

River  Hebert  .... 
River  Hebert  East 
River  Hills. . .  . 
Riverhurst  .  218 
River  John . . . . 
River  Jordan . . 

tRiver  Manie . . 

River  of  Ponds 

River  Philip . . 
Riv.  Philip  Centre 
Riverport. . . 

River  Ryan. 

Rivers . 1209 

Rivers  Camp 

Riversdale... . 


Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

P’rtage-Neep’waM 

Labrador . Nd 

Vietoria- 
Carleton. . . .  NB 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  0 

WetaBkiwin . A 


Rimouski . Q 


Rimouski . 


Q 


Riverhead 


Rimouski . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

York  NR . O 

Peace  River . A 

Kootenay  W. .  .BC 
Pontiac- 
TemiscamingueQ 

Rimouski . y 

Bruce . 0 

Labelle . Q 

York-Sunbury.NB 

Kamloops . BC 

Springfield . M 

Assiniboia . S 

Jacques-Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean.  . .  Q 

Cape  Breton  N’th- 

Victoria . NS 

Inverness- 
Richmond ...  NS 

Essex  W  R . O 

Invert)  ess- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..  NB 
Battle  River- 

Caramse . A 

Springfield..  M 
Digby.  Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Victoria- 
Carleton  . .  NB 
Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 
Invern  ess- 
Richmond  NS 

York  N.  R . O 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Lap'-ai  -  ie  0 
Westmorland. .  N  B 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare .  NS 
Trinity- 

Conception. .  Nd 


535-31 

529-226 

378-4 

Plaster  Rock  535. 
529 

Gravenhurst  529 
S96-944 

529-50,  349-1-2,  123 
(Sub  PO  of 
Rimouski) 
SubPOof  Rimouski 
Sub  PO  of  Rimouski 
Stouffville  529 
Wembley  645 
445-3 

Laverlochere  535 

Trois  Pistoles  529 
529-182 

Papineauville  536 
535-315 

Williams  Lake  650 
Craigs  529 
529-293 

Ste.  Genevieve  529 

Alnta  505 
Eel  Cove  365 

St.  Peters  529 

575  or  via  Windsor 
Glencoe  529 

Charlo  629 

535.229 

via  Winnipeg 
Weymouth  562 

Upper  Kent  535 

River  Denys  529 

529-14  (R  R  name 
River  Denys) 
Bradford  529 
Howick  629 


529-42 

Barrington  529 
529.37 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Nd 
N  S 
S 
M 
S 
S 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION,  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Riverside . 

Riverside...  ,214 

f  Riverside  Corner 

-[Rivers  Inlet  .... 
River  Tillard  .... 

Riverton . 786 

River  Valley... 

Riverview . 

Riverview 

Heights . 

Riverville  . 


St,  John's  W 
Cumberland. . 
Cumberland. .  .N 

Springfield _ 

Koset’wn-Biggar. 

Pictou . N 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Kamouraska. . .  .Q 

Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 
Cumberland  ..NS 
Cumberland.  ..N  S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .NS 
CapeBreton  S.  .NS 

Marquette . M 

Marquette . M 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

St.  John- Albert  NB 
Essex  ER 


.NS 

.BC 


Rivibre  cl  Claude. 
Rivibre  a  Pierre 
Riviere  au  Don < . 
Riviere  au  Rat . 

Riviere-au- 

Renard 
Riviereau  Renard 
Ouest 
Riviere  au 

Tonnerre 
Riviere  anx 

Chiens 
[Riviere  aux 

Graines 

fRiviere  aux  Pins 

1  Riviere  aux 

Rosters . 

Rivibre  Beaudette 
233 

Riviere  Bersimts. 
fRivi&reBlanohe. 

Riviere  Bleue  1 030 
Rivibre  Bnis  Clr. . 
Rivibre  Bonaven 
ture 

fRiviere  Cabano. 

Riviere  Cnlombier 
Riviere  Davy 
RivibredesCaches 
Riviere  d es 

Prairies . 
Riviere  des 
Prairies  Ouest. 
Riviere  des 

Prairies  Sud 
fRividre  des 

Roches 
*  River  e  du  Loup 
9,425 

Rivibre  du  Milieu 


Colchester- 

Hants . 

Skeena . 

Inverness- 

Richmond...N  S 

Selkirk . M 

Nipissing . O 

Dufferin-Simcoe.O 
St.  John-Albert. 

. NB 

Tnverness- 

Richntond . .  .NS 

Gaspd . 0 

Portneuf . Q 

Roberval . Q 

St.  Maurice 

Lafleche .  Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Gaspd . Q 

Saguenay .  Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Saguenay .  Q 

Quebeo- 

Montmorency  .Q 
Saguenay . H 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Temisoouata  . . .  •  Q 

LotbiniAre . Q 

Bonaventure. . .  -  Q 

Tdntiscouata. . . .  Q 

Saguenay .  Q 

Chapleau .  Q 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Mercier . Q 

Mercier .  Q 

Mercier  . Q 

Charlevoix . Q. 

Tbmiscouata  . . . .  Q 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 


Holyrood  529 
621 

River  Hebert  62] 
Whitemouth  636 
629  282 
529-15 

via  Victoria 

529-118  (Riviere 
Manie  PO) 

Port  Saunders 
378  8 
629-12 

River  Philip  629 
Lunenburg  529 

New  Waterford  698 
529  245 

Wheatland  635  or 
Rivers  529 
529-13 

Hillsboro  529 
(SubPOof  Windsor)! 

via  Walkerville 
Kennetcook  562 


465 

Kyte  629 

635-123 
,629-137 
Corbetton  636 
Moncton  529 

Black  River  529 

M  atari  e  628 
529-92-105 
St.  Felicien  529 
La  Tuque  629 

348.1  (Ldg  n.  Fox 
Rivjor  Gaspe  529 
Fox  River  348 
or  Gaspd  629 
348-2,  123  (L’d’g 
name  Thunder 
629-122  [River) 

348-2 

Loretteville  529 
via  Betsiamites 
629-83 

via  Betsiamites 
528  (St.  Ulric  P  O) 

529-118 
Laurier  529 
Bonaventure  629 

Notre  Dame  du 

Lac  629 
llets  Jeremie  349'1 
Amos  529 
Newcastle  629 
Pointe  aux  Trem¬ 
bles  629 
part  of  Riviere  des 
Prairies 
part  of  Riviere 
rle9  Prairies 
Beaupre  529 

529-50-114-115, 

337  "2 

629-120 (R.R-  name 
Milieu) 


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POST 

OFFICES 


fKiviere  du 
Moulin. .  .2,580 
fBiviereduSourd 
Riviere  Eperlan 
Riviere  Eternity 
f  RiviereFourchue 
Riviere  Gagnon . 
fRiviere  Gilbert 
fKiviere  Henri. . 
Riviere  Heva. . . 
Riviere  la  Fleur. 

Rivtere  la  Made 


f  Riviere  Lois  . 
Rioter  e  Mailloux 
Rivtere  Manie. . 

fRiviere  Matane 

Riviere  Mattavvin 

Rivtere  Mekinac. 

fRiviere  Metger- 
mette  Nord, 
RiviereMontLoui: 
Riviere  Noire. . . 

Rivih'e  Ouelle . . 
Riviere  Ouelle  Jc, 
fRivi&re 

Paspebiae 
Riviere  Pentecote 


fRiviere  Pigou. . 

fRiviere  Plate. . 
Riviere  Pt.  Daniel 
Riviere  Portneuf 
Riviere  Qui  Barre 
Riviere  Raquette 
Rivtere  St.  Jean. 
Riviere  Ste. 

Marguerite. 
fRiviere  Susie. . 
Riviere  Trois 

Pistoles. 
fRiviere  Turgeon 
Rivtere  Verte 
Rioter e  Verte. . 


fRiviere  Veuve 
Rivington . 


Roach  Vale. 


f  Roanmine 

Robb . 

f  Roberge  . . 

Roberta 


Robert's  Ann 

Robert's  Creek  . . . 
f  Robert’s  Island  . 

t  Robertson  .... 
Robert.sonville66h 

Robertvi.il e  . 
Roberval  ...4.807 
Roberval  Nord 

Robichaud . 

t  Robidoux  .... 

Rnbinhood . 

Robins . 


fRobinson . 
Robinson. . 


dominion 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Chicoutimi . Q 

Gatineau .  Q 

Saguenay . q 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Temiscouata  ...  Q 

Terrebonne . q 

Beauce . Q 

Lotbiniere . q 

Villeneuve .  Q 

Quebec- 
Montmorenoy..Q 
Gasp6 . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Kamouraska. . .  .Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . .  . Q 

St.  Maurice- 
Lafleche  .  ...Q 
St.  Maurice  - 

Lafleche . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Gaspe  . .  .  .....  Q 
Drummond - 
Arthabaska  . . .  Q 
Kamouraska  ...  -  0 
Kamouraska  . . .  .Q 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Saguenay . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  RR. 
STATION,  SEE  KEY 

PP.  81-87 


Saguenay . Q 

Temiscouata. . .  .Q 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Jasper-Edson . . .  A 

Dorchester. . _ Q 

Saguenay  . . q 

Saguenay . q 


Suburb  of 

Chicoutimi 
Buckingham  535 
via  Les  Escoumins 
Port  Alfred  685 
Chemin  du  Lac  529 
St.  Jerome  529, 536 
Beauce ville  675 
Joly  629 
Malartic  529 
Montmorency  529 

Gaspe  529 

Macamic  529 
La  Malbaie  629 
529-118  (R  R  name 
River  Manie) 
Matane  528 

Grand’  Mere  529, 
535 

Grandes  Piles  535 

Morisset  675 

via  Mont  Louis 
Black  River  529 

529*115 (PO  5  miles 
Riviere  Ouelle  529 
Paspebiae  529 

348*2,  349*2,  123 
(Landing  name 
Pentecost  River) 
via  Riviere  aux 
Graines 
St.  Honors  529 
Port  Daniel  529 
via.  Les  Escoumins 
Morinville  529,  645 
Ste.  Rose  675 
348*2,  123 
via  Tadoussac 


Chapleau . Q 

Rimouski . ,q 

Chapleau..  . q 

Temiscouata. . .  .q 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska..N  B 
Sudbury ...  q 

Argenteuil- Deux 
Montagues  .  .  ,Q 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughNS 
Assiniboia. .  .  .sask 
Jasper-  Ed  son 
Drummond 
Arthabasca. 

In verness- 
Riohmond , 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay 
Coa«t  Capilano  BC 
Shelburne  Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Megan  tic . q 

M6gantic  . q 


post 

OFFICES 


fRobinson . 

Robinson’s. . .  . 

Robinsons 

Corner 
Robinsonville . . 


Robitaille. . 
Roblin. . . . 


Roblin . 1056 

fRoblindale. . . . 


Roblin  Park . 

Robsart . 10! 


..NS 

..Nd 


Gloucester.  ...NR 

Roherval . q 

Roberval . q 

Westmorland.  .NB 
Bonaventure  . . .  Q 
Meadow  LakeSask 
Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 

Yukon . Yu 

Medicine  Hat  Alta 


Monet  529 
Tobin  529 

La  Sarre  529 
Rivieredu  Loup529 
Green  River  529 

Markstay  535 
Calumet  635 

via  Guysboro 

Minton  535 
529*312 

Victoriaville  529 
St.  Peters  529 
378*5 
455 

Argyle  529 

G75(RbtsonvillePO 
675  (R  R  name 
Robertson) 
Beresford  529 
529*106,  124 
Roberval  529 
Shediac  529 
NewRichmond  529 
529*283 

via  Arichat,  or 
Louisdale  529 
717 

Irvine  535 


Robson . 

f  Robson  West. . 


RocaiUq . . 


Rocancille. .  .465 
Rochebaucourt 

Rochefort . 

Roche  Percee  185 
f  Roche  Plate. . . 

Rocher  Ri\  er . . . 

Roches  Point... 

Rochester . 

fRochette 
tiochfort  Bridge. 

f  Rock  a  way . 

Rock  Bay . 

Rochliffe 
( RCA  F  Station) 
fRockcliffe  Park 
1,595 

Rock  Creek .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Jasper-Edson....  A  529*322 
Humber-  529.34 

St.  George’s  .Nd 
Queent-  Chester  529 

Lunenburg  ..NS 
Restigouche-  Upsalquitch  529 

Mad  aw  ask  a.  .NB 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION,  SEE  KEY 

pp.  81-87 


Rockcroft  . 
Rockdale  . . 


Rock  Dell . 

fRockelm..  .. 

f  Rockford . 

Rockford . 

Rock  Forest.. . . 

Rock  glen . 393 

Rock  Harbour. 
Rock  haven . .  .102 
*  Rockingham .... 

Rockingham  Sta. 
Rock  Island  1,646 
'Rockland..  .2,348 
Rockland . 


Rockland  East  . . 

Kooklyn . 

Rook  Point . 

Rockport . 

fRockport . 

f  Rook  Springs. . . 

Rockton . 

f  Rockville . . 

Rock  way  Valley. 
FRockwellSettm’f 

*  Rockwood . 

Rockwynn . 


Bonaventure.  . 
Prince  Edvard 

Lennox . O 

Dauphin . M 

Prince  Edv  ard 

Lennox . O 

St.  Boniface _ M 

Swift  Current 
Maple  Creek. . .  S 
Kootenay  W...BC 
Kootenay  W . . . BC 

Sherbrooke . Q 

Qu'Appelle. . .  Sask 

Chapleau . Q 

Renfrew  S  R . 

.Moose  Mountain 
Quebec- 
Montmorency  .Q 
Mackenzie 

River . NWT 

York  NR .  O 

Athabaska . A 

Charlevoix . Q 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Labelle . Q 

Comox-Alberni  BC 
Russell . O 

Oarleton . O 

Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  .BC 
Peterborough  . . .  O 

Inverness- 
Richmond . .  .NS 

Melville . S 

Fnverness- 
Richmond . .  NS 

Grey  NR . O 

Mackenzie  . .  .Sask 

Sherbrooke . Q 

Assiniboia.. .  .Sask 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
The  Battleforde.  S 
Renfrew  SR....  O 


Rocky  Bay . 

f  Rocky  Brook  .  . 

Rocky  ford  ...246 
Rocky  H  arbour . . 

Rocky  Lane  .  .  . 
Rocky  Mountain 
House . 1147 


Halifax . NS 

Stanstead . Q 

Russell . o 

Shelhurne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 

Russell . O 

Grey  NR . O 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

Leeds .  O 

Westmorland.  .N B 

Leeds  . o 

Wentworth  . . . .  O 

Algoma  E  R . O 

Labelle . Q 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Wellington  S  R.  .0 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . .  .  .0 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  . .  NS 
Restjgouche- 
Madawaska.N  B 
Bow  River. ...  Alta 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  .Nd 

Peace  River . A 

Red  Deer . Alta 


Nouvelle  529 
535*50  (R  R  name 
Roblindale) 
59Q-9KQ 

535*50  (Roblin  PO) 

via  Winnipeg 
535*170 

Castlegar  535 
535*72, 

via  Sherbrooke 
535*155 
59Q*1  9  6 
Killaloe  529 
535-151 

Charlesbourg  529 


444,  175 

Newmarket  629 

629-317 

St.  Irenee  529 

529-322 

Roekway  Valley  629 
456 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa 
via  Ottawa 
535-91 

Bobcaygeon  536  or 
Lakefleld  629 
St.  Peters  529 

Willowbrook  629 
via  Sydney 


635-40 

Endeavour  629 
536-7 

535-143-181 
via  Marystown 
535-1R4 
Wilno  629 
or  Killaloe  6  29 
562-1,  529-12 
675-4  [Bourget  535 
via  Ottawa  or 
Lockeport.  529 

[Bourget  535 
via  Ottawa  or 
via  Meaford,  O 
Lucky  Lake  529 
Mallort  tow  n  529 
Dorchester  629 
Bell  635 

Dundas  529,  703 
Little  Current  535 
529-99  (RR  n.Roek 
Amherst  629  [wav) 
529-185 

Burks  Falls  629 

via  A  rich  at  or 
Louisdale  629 
Connor  529 

529-316 

Deer  Lake  529 

Peace  River  645 
629-319, 536 -245 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


175 


POST 

OFFICES 


Rocky  Point  . . 
t Rocky  Point. . 

Rooky  Rapids.. 
Roddickton  .  . 


Rodef... 
f  Rodino. 


*  Rodney . SS6 

tRoe  Lake.  .  . 
fR.oger  Beach. . . . 


Rogers 
t  Rogers . .  . . 
Rogersville  . 
fRogerton . . 


Rokeby  . 
*  Roland . 
Rolla 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


yneens . PEI 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

Jasper-Edson _ A 

Grand  Falls- 

White  Bay  .  .Nd 

Vegreville . A 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Elgin . 0 

Kamloops . BC 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. . .  .Q 

Marquette . M 

Kootenay  E  R..BC 
Northumberl’d  NB 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’...N  S 

Yorkton . . 

Lisgar . M 

Cariboo . B  C 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION,  SEE 
KEY,  pp.  81-87 


Rolled . 

Rolling  DamSta. 
Rolling  Rills .... 

Roily  view . 

Rolphton . 

Roma . 

t  Romaine . 

Romance . 

Roman  Valley.. . . 


fRomford . 

(Romieu . 

fRomieu  Sud. . . . 

Ronan  . 

Rondeau  Park. . . . 
Rooth  Station.... 
Rnquemaure  . . . . 

'  Rork-.ton . 

Rosa . 

tRosaire  . 


tRosaireville. 
Rosalind  .... 


tRosborough 

fRose . 

Roseau  River. .  . . 

Rnsebank . 

Rosebank  Station 
Rose  Bay . 


Rosebery . 

*Rnse  Blanche 
fRose  Bridge  . 

Rosebud . 

Roseburn . 


fRosedale  . 


Rosedale . 

Rosedale . 

fRosedale 
*  Rosed  ale  Station 
Rosefield . 

fRoseglen . 

fRose  Grove. . . . 
fRose  Harbour. 
fRose  Island. . . 

Roseisle . 

Rose  Lake . 

Roseland. . 

Roselea . 

Rose  Lynn . 

Rosemae . 

Rosemary . 

Rosemere . 

*R,nsemont . 

*Rosemont . 


Villeneuve . Q 

Charlotte. ...  N  B 
Medicine  Hat. . . .  A 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Renfrew  North.  .0 

Peace  River . A 

Saguenay . Q 

H'mboldt-HelfortS 
Antigonish- 
GuysboroughN  S 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Gaspe  . Q 

Gaspe . Q 

Jasper-Edson.. . .  A 

Kent . 0 

York-Sunbury.NB 

Chapleau . Q 

Dauphin . M 

Provencher . M 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Northumberl’d  NB 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

York-Sunbury.NB 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Provencher . M 

Lisgar . M 

Ontario . 0 

Queens- 

Lunenburg  .  .NS 
Kootenay  W  . .. BC 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 

Gaspb  . Q 

Bow  River. . . .  Alta 
Inverness- 

Richmond. .  .NS 
Inverness- 

Ricbmond  ...NS 
Fraser  Valley.. BC 

Victoria . 

Rosedale .... 

Bow  River. .  .Alta 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  .S 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Timiskaming. . .  .0 

Skeen  a . BC 

Hastings-Fr’t'n’cO 

Lisgar .  M 

Skeena  . BC 

Essex  SR . O 

lasper-Edson —  A 

Acadia . A 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Medicine  Hat.. . .  A 

Terrebonne . Q 

Dufferin-Simcoe  O 
Hoehelaga  . Q 


via  Charlottetown 
629  346 

Entwistle  629 
378  8 

Lamont  629 
Kinsella  629 

546-2,  623-34 
LoneButte  650 
529-124 

Oakburn  529 

535-70 

529-50 

Heatherton  529 
535-101 

529-222,  535T13 
Pouce  Coupe  646  or 
Dawson  Creek  45 
Arntfield  649 
535  306 
Brooks535 
Leduc  535 
Moor  Lake  536 
645-3 

348'2  (Gethsemani 
535-157  [PO) 

Heatherton  529 


Rnseneath 


Rosenjeld 
f  Rosenheim  . 
Rosenort 
Rosenthal  . .. 
fRose  Point  . 


Rose  Prairie  . . . 

Roseray . 

Rosetown.  .1,865 
Rose  Valley  .  498 


535- 49-66 
Matane  528 
Matane  528 
Green  Court  529 
Ridgetown  546,623 
635-307 
La  Sarre  629 
529-248 
Arnaud  635 
529-118 

Rogersville  529 
529-324 

[William  P  O) 
529-58  (Prince 
Westchester  529 
Arnaud  635 
529  222 

Port  Union  629 
Lunenburg  529 

536- 82,  445-2 
378-3-9 

via.  Gaspb 
629-315 

Orangedale  529 
Mabou  529 
599  347 

Fenelon  Falls  529 
(Part  of  Toronto! 
529-315-328,535-249 
Valmarie  535 

Schuler  536 

649 

455 

Coe  Hill  629 

529-227 

529-350 

via  Windsor 

Barrhead  645 

529-314 

Davidson  529 

535-246-249 

535T8 

AUiston  529,  535 
(Postal  Station  of 
Montreal! 


POST 

OFFICES 


NorthumberlandO 


Rose  rear. 
Roseway. . 


Rosewood  . 
Roslin . 


Ross .  . 

Rossburn . 6S6 

Rosscarrock  . . 
fRossclair  . . . 


fRoss  Corners.. . . 
Rosseau . 215 

Rosseau  Road. . 


Rossendale  . 
Rosser . 


Ross  Ferry. 


fRossfleld  .... 
Rossington  . . . 
fRoss  June. . . 
*Rossland  .  .4,604 
fRosslyn  Village 

Rossport . 

fRoss  Spur  . . . 
Rossway . 


t  Rostand. 


*  Rosthern.  ..1,183 

Rostock . 

Rostrevor . 


Rosyth. 


Rothesay . 
Rothsay . . 


Rothwell . 

Rouye  Bills . 
Rougemont. .  .572 

Rouge  Park  . . . 
f Rouge  Valley. 

Rough  Waters. 

*  Rouleau  ■  ■  ■  388 
Rouleau  Siding 

Roulier . 

Round  Bay . . . . 


Round  Harbour 
Round  Hill. 


Round  Hill. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Round  Island.. .. 
Round  Lake  C’tre 
Round  Valley. . . . 
Rnvnthwait.e  . . 
Rousseaus  Mills.. 

f  Roussel . 

Routhierville 
Routledge . 


Provencher . M 

Acadia . Alta 

Provencher . M 

Renfrew  8  R _ O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Cariboo . BC 

Kindersley  . . .  S 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Hum  bold  t- 

Melfort . S 

Jasper-Edson  . .  .A 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare.  NS 
St.  Boniface  . . .  .M 
Hastings- 
Frontenac  . . . .  O 

St.  Boniface . M 

Marquette . M 

Calgary  North  .  .A 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Ontario . 0 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Portage-Neep’waM 

Portage- 

Neepawa . M 

Cape  Breton  N. - 
Victoria  ...NS 

Pictou . N  S 

Jasper-Edson . . .  A 
Yorkton  .Sask 
Kootenay  W...BC 
Fort  William.. .  .0 
Port  Arthur  . .  . .  O 
Kootenay  W. . .  BC 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Montmagny- 

L  Islet . Q 

Rostliern  ....  Sask 

Perth  .  O 

Parry  Sound- 

Musknka . O 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Royal . NB 

Wellington- 

Hnron . O 

Royal . N  B 

Ontario .  .0 

Chambl.v- 

Rouville . Q 

Ontario . O 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes..  Q 
Gloucester.  ...Nil 

Assiniboia . S 

Chapleau . 0 

Villeneuve ....  Q 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare.NS 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Battlp  River- 

Cam  rose .  A 

S.  Cape  Breton. NS 
Renfrew  R.R ....  O 
Jasper-Edson  .  .  A 
Rrandon-Souris  .M 

Portneuf . 0 

Bonaventure  ..-Q 
Bonaventure . . .  -Q 
Brandon-Souris .  M 


Oobourg  5z9,  635. 

or  Hastings  629 
636-116-117 
Bodo  529 
McTavish  63.6 
Barrys  Bay  529 
529-218 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
8TATION,  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


via  Fort  St.  John 
535-139  [-180 

529-252,535-138-163 

535- 144 

529-320 

529-26 

Dufresne  529 
Tweed  535 

Ste.  Genevieve  584 
529-230 

SubP.  0.  of  Calgary 
420 

529-151 

Rosseau  Road  529, 
536 

529-130,535-49 

529-258 

536- 112 

364  or  Little  Bras 
d'Or  529 

Barney  River  629 
Westlock  645 
529-230-259 

535- 78  [535 

Fort  William  529, 
535  66 

Meadows  585 
Digby  562 

Cap  St.  Ignaee  629 

529-255 

Gads  Hill  529 

420  or  Utterson  529 

536- 158 
529-42 

Moorefield  629 

Minto  535 
Pickering  629 
529 

Pickering  529 
Arundel  529 

Bathu  rst  529 
536-151 
McNeil  629 
Ville  Marie  535 
Greenwood  529 

Snook’s  Arm  378'5 

562T 

529-315 

Mira  698 
Killaloe  529 
Entwistle  629 
529-234  [sseau) 
529-92  (RRn.  Rou- 
Matapedia  529 
529-50 
,635-112 


176 


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[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


1R0UX.  .  . 
'  Ho uyn  . 
Rowatt . 


.14,633 


tRowena. 

Rowletta . 
Rowley . . . 
Roxboro  . 


.459 


Roxton  Falls  945 
Roxton  Pond. 772 
Roxville  . 


Roy . 

Royal  Lake  .... 
Royal  Muskoka 
(Summer  Office) 
Royal  Oak  ... 


fRoyal  Oak . 

Royal  Park . 

Royalties . 

t Royalty  June.. 

Royston . 

Ruby . 

fRuby  Creek  . . . 

Ruddell  . 53 

[Ruddock. . . . 

fRuel . 

Ruisseau  a  la 

Loutre 
tRuisseau  a  l’Eau 
Chaude. 
Ruisseau  a  Patate 
Ruisseau  a 

Rebours 
Ruisseau  Ca9tor. 

Ruiss’u  des  Olives 
tRuisseau  Dube.. 
Ruisseau  Gagnon 

Ruiss’u  le  Blanc. 
Ruisseau  Vert. . 

Rumsey . no 

Runciman  . . 


tRundell . 

Runnymede . 
Runnymede.  . 

Rupert . 

Rusagonis . 

Rusagonis  Sta. . . 
tRu8comb 
Ruscom  Station. 
Rush  Lake  . .  .196 

Rushoon . 

Ruskin . 

*Russell . 

Russell . nor 

Russell  Landing 

Russellville . 

Rustico . 

Rusylvia . 


Rutherylen . 

Ruthilda . 85 

*Ruthven  ... ., 
Rutland 


*  Rutland  Station 

Rutter . 

tRvan . ’ 

Ryclcmans 

Corners 

Rycroft . 372 

Rydal  Bank. . 

tRvderville . ' 

Rye . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Bellechasse . 

Villeneuve . y 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  ,S 
Victoria- 
Carleton  . . .  .NB 
Rosetown-Biggar.S 

Acadia . A 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Laaalle . Q 

Sbefford . 

Shefford . 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Kent . N  B 

The  Battle(ords..S 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Esquimalt- 

Saanich . BC 

N.  WestrninsterBC 

Vegreville . A 

Macleod .  A 

Queens .  PEI 

Comox-Alberni  BC 

Renfrew  S .  0 

Eraser  Valley.  .BC 
The  Battlefords. 

Churchill  .  M 

Nickel  Belt . 0 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Dorchester . Q 


Gaspb 

Gaspb. 

Gaspb. 


•  Q 


•Q 


Gasp6 . 

Temiscouata 
Mat-apedia- 

Matane . Q 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Saguenay .  q 

Acadia . a 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Timmins . ( 

Yorkton .  s 

Bonaventure  ...Q 

Gaiineau. . Q 

York-Sunhury  ,NB 
York-Sunbury.NB 

Essex  E  R . 0 

Essex  E  R . o. 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  .S 
Burin-Burgeo.  Nd 
Fraser  Valley .  .BC 

Russell . 0 

Marquette . M 

Victoria .  o 

Northumberl’d  NB 

Queens  . PEI 

Battle  River- 

Cam  rose . A 

Nipissing . 0 

Ki>  dersley . g 

Essex  S  R. . 0 

Okanagan- 
Revelstnke  . .  BC 
The  Battlefords.  .8 
Nickel  Belt.. . .  o 
Kootenay  E  R.B  C 
Wentworth ....  0 

Peace  River. . . . A 
Algoma  W.  R. . .  O 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


St.  Camille  675 
529  119-12  649’7, 
529-261 


[121 


536-310 

529-271 
529-316 
529  91 


535-4 

South  Roxton 
Digby  562 

Buctouche  529 
Leask  629 
420 

via  Victoria 
514 

629-260 

Okotoks  536 

529-1-3 

535-90,  715 

529-214 

535-70 

529-260 

529-243 

529-130-131 

Matane  528 

St.  Malachie  529 
[Monts  348- 
Ste.  Anne  des 
Matane  628 

Ste.  Anne  des 

Monts  348’ 
via  Mont  Louis 
Notre  Damedu  Lac 
Matane  528  [52i 

St.  Simeon  629 
oto.  Kagueneau 
529-315 
535-144 

649-3 

529-269 

Matapedia  629 
Alcove  635 
535-300 
35-300 
623-34 

Ru8comb  623 
535-149 

[378-1 
Baine  Harbour 
535-70 
633-2 

635-105,  529-230 
Dorse  316 
Newcastle  529 
Hunter  River  629 
535-164 

535- 66 
529-269 
546-2 

529-351,535-76 

536- 158 
535-49 
535-69 

via  Hamilton 


Lincoln 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . . .  .0 


645.1 
Bruce  535 
ria  St.  Catharines 
South  River  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


406 


Ryerson . 

Ryland . 

*Ryley . 

tRymal ... 

St.  Achille  de 
Montmorency. 
St.  Adalbert . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Moose  MountainS  529.263 


Ste  Adelaide  de 

Pabos . 

Ste  Adele  ....  961 
Ste  Adele  en  Bas 
Ste  Ar'e’e  N<  rd 
St.  Adelme  de 

Matane . 

St.  Adelphe  de 
Champlain. . .  . 
St.  Adhbmar. .  .  . 

St.  Adolphe . 

St.  Adolphe  de 

Dudswell . 

St.  Adolphe  de 

Howard . 

St.  Adrien . 

St.  Adrien 

d’lrlande . 

St.  Agapit.  .  .922 
Ste  Agapit  Sta  .  . 

Ste  Agatha . 

Ste  Agathe . 

tSte  Agathe  .... 

Ste  Agathe  de 
Lotbiniere. .  457 
*Ste  Agathe  des 
Monts.  .  .5,169 
Ste  Agnhs  de 
Charlevoix .... 
Ste  Agnls  de 
Dundee . 


Cochrane . O 

Vegreville . A 

Wentworth  .  .  .  .O 
Charlevoix  .  .  .  .  Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Gaspb . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Terre  bonne.  ... 
Matapedia 

Matane . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

St.  Boniface.. .  ,M 
Richmond-Wolfe . 

Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes . .  .  Q 
Richmond-W  olfeQ 
Mbgantic . Q 


St.  Agricole.  .  . 

St.  Aime.  .  .  .  575 

St.  Aime  des  Lacs 

St.  Alban _ 719 

St.  Alban’s  . .  . 

St.  Albert . 

St.  Albert . 


St.  Albert.  .  .  1129 
St.  Albert  Trail . . 
St.  AlexanderSta. 

St.  Alexandre 
d’Iberville. .  363 
St.  Alexandre  de 
Kamouraska .  . 
St.  Alexandre 

des  Lacs 
tSt.  Alexis . 

tSt.  Alexis. .  .442 

*St.  Alexis  de 
Matapedia. .  .  . 
St.  Alexis  de 
Montcalm.  .442 
St.  Alexis  des 
Monts . 


St.  Alfred. . 
tSt.  Almo . 


St.  Alphonse . 

St.  Alphonse. 
St.  Alphonse 
de  Caplan .  . 
St.  Alphonse 
de  Clare . . . 


Lotbiniere . Q 

Lotbinibre . Q 

Waterloo  S.  R. .  .  O 
Provencher .  .  . .  M 
Terrebonne . Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon 
Laprairie. .  .  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Riehelieu- 

Vercheres . .  .  .  Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

Russell . O 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska. .  .  Q 
Edmonton  W.AIta 
Edmonton  W.AIta 
St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .Q 
St.  Jean-Iberville- 
^  Napierville. .  ,Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Bonaventure. . . .  Q 
J  oliette-L'  Assomp- 
tion-M  ontcalmQ 
Bonaventure.. .  .Q 

J  oliette-L*  Assomp- 
tion-M  ontcalmQ 
Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudibreQ 

Beauce . Q 

Vietoria- 

Carleton .  .  .  NB 
J  oliette-L*  Assomp- 
tion-M  ontcalmQ 

Lisgar . M 

Bonaventure. . . .  Q 

Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 


529.154 

529.245.315  [PO) 
529.196  (Hannon 
Chateau  Richer 

529 

Lae  Frontiere  675 

529.116(R  R  name 
Ste.  Adelaide) 
MontRolland  535 
Mont  Rolland  535 
Mont  B<  Hand  535 
Matane  528 

529.120 

Bic  529 
via  Cartier 
Marbleton  675 

Ste.  Agathe  535 

Danville  529 
Black  Lake  675 

529.84 

529.84 

Petersburg  529 
529.221,  585.2,  647 
535.23  (Ste  Agathe 
des  Monts  P  O) 
Dosquet  529 

535.23  (R  R  name 
Ste.  Agathe) 

La  Malbaie  529 

Beaver  Crossing 
529 

Ste  Agathe  535 
529.109 

La  Malbaie  529 
St.  Marc,  529 
378.3-9 
633.2 

Victoria ville  529 

529.322  [ton 
Sub  PO  of  Edmon- 
543.1  (By.  n.  St. 
blexauder) 

St.  Alexander  Sta. 
543 

529. 1 1 5  (R  R  name 
St.  Alexandre) 
Lac  au  Saumon 
529 
529.50 
529.102 

St.  Alexis  529 

St.  Alexis  529 

St.  Paulin  529 


Beauceville  675 
535.210(R  R  name 
Reed’s  Island) 
Joliette  535,  529 

Marieanolis  529 
Caplan  529 

Meteghan  562. 


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OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

St.  Alphonse  de 

Shefford . 

■  Q 

529.96 

Granby . 

St.  Amable . 

Kichelieu- 

St.  Bruno  529 

Vercheres .  . 

..Q 

fSt.  Amand . 

Restigouche- 

Grand  Falls  535, 

Madawaska . 

NB 

529 

St.  Amateur .... 

Gloucester. . .  . 

NB 

Burnsville  529 

St.  Ambroise. .  .  . 

Portage- 

Poplar  Point  535 

Neepawa.  . 

.M 

St.  Ambroise  de 

Lapointe . 

•  .Q 

Jonquiere  529 

Chicoutimi  1032 

tSt.  Amtdfe.  .  .  . 

Labelle . 

..Q 

Montebello  535 

St.  Amedee  de 

Lac  St.  Jean. . 

.  .Q 

Dolbeau  529 

Peribonca . 

Ste  Amelie . 

Dauphin .... 

M 

Ste.  Rose  529 

St.  Anaclet . 

Rimouski 

■  Q 

529.50 

Ste  Anastasie 

Lotbiniere. .  . . 

.  .Q 

nyster  529 

St.  Andr6  Avellin 

Labelle . 

.  .Q 

Papineauville  535 

St.  Andr6 de  Kam- 

Kamouraska.. 

.  .Q 

St.  Andre  529 

ouraska  .2,300 

tSt.  Andre  de 

Restigouche- 

GrandF  alls535, 529 

Madawaska 

Madawaska .  NB 

St.  Andre  de 

Bonaventure. . 

..Q 

Matapedia  529 

Restigouche .  .  . 

St.  Andre  de 

VV  estmorland  N .  B . 

Shediac  529 

Shediac . 

St.  Andre  du 

Roberval .... 

•  Q 

M  etabetchouan 

Lac  St.  Jean.  . 

529 

St.  Andre  Station 

Kamouraska. . 

.  .0 

529.115 

*St.  A  ndrews  1458 

Charlotte . 

NB 

535.306,  403 

St.  Andrews . 

Antigonish- 

South  River  529 

Guysboro’ . 

NS 

St.  Andrew' s  .... 

Humber- 

529.34 

St.  George’s 

Nd 

tSt.  Andrews 

Cape  Breton  N.- 

via  Sydney 

Channel . 

Victoria .  .  . 

NS 

*  St.  Andrews  Last 

Argenteuil-Deux 

529.91 

Montagnes . 

..Q 

St.  Andrews,  TFesi 

Stormont . 

() 

via  Cornwall 

fSte  Angele  de 

Kent . 

NB 

Notre  Dame  529 

Kent . 

Ste  Angele  de 

Nicolet- 

Des  Ormeaux 

Laval . 779 

Yamaska..  . 

..Q 

529  (F  erry  toT  rois 

Rivieres,  Que.) 

Ste  Angele  de 

Chambly- 

529-95  (RR  n 

.  ,Q 

St.  Angele) 

Ste  Angele  de 

Rimouski .... 

..Q 

Mont  Joli  529, 

Rimouski.  .534 

528 

fSte  Angelique  . . 

Portneuf . 

..Q 

St.  Basile  535  [633 

St.  Anicet . 

Beauharnois- 

Huntingdon  529 

Salaberry .  . 

..Q 

fSte  Anne . 

Kamouraska. . 

..Q 

529.115 

fSte  Anne . 

St.  Boniface .  . 

.M 

529.238 

Ste  Anne  de 

Charlevoix .  .  . 

.  Q 

Ste  Anne  Station 

Beaupre..  1,827 

529 

*Ste  Anne  de 

Jacques  Cartier- 

529.83,  535.33 

Bellevue. .  3.342 

Lasalle  .... 

..Q 

(R  R  n  Ste.  Anne’s) 

Ste  Anne  de  Rent 

Kent . 

NB 

Buctouche  529 

Ste  Anne  de 

Champlain .  .  . 

..Q 

535.21  (R  R  name 

la  Perade . 

La  Perade) 

Ste  Anne  de  la 

Kamouraska.. 

..Q 

Ste  Anne  529 

Pocatiere . 

Ste  Anne  de  la 

Kamouraska. . 

..Q 

529.115  (R  R 

name  Ste  Anne) 

Ste  Anne  de 

Shefford . 

..Q 

Lawrenceville 

la  Rochelle . 

535 

Ste  Anne  de 

Restigouche- 

Qu  s  bis  535, 

Madawaska.  .  . 

Madawaska. 

NB 

529 

Ste  Anne  de 

Glengarry- 

St.  Eugene  535 

Prescott.  .  . 

.  .0 

Ste  Anne  des 

St.  Boniface.. 

.M 

529.238  (R  R 

name  Ste.  Anne) 

Ste  Anne  des 

Gaspe . 

..Q 

348.1  or  Matane 

Monts . 

Ste  Anne  de  Sorel 

Richelieu- 

528 

via  Sorel,  Q 

Vercheres .  . 

..Q 

Terrebonne. . . 

..Q 

535.24  (R  R  name 

Bruchesi)  [529 

Ste  Anne  du  Bocag 

Gloucester. .  . 

NB 

Upper  Caraquet 

Ste  Anne  du  Lac 

Labelle . 

.  .Q 

Mont  Laurier  535 

563 

Ste  Anne  du 

Shelburne-Yar 

Belleville  529 

Ry.jsseau.  .  — 

mouth-Clare  N  S 

POST 

OFFICES 


fSte  Annes . 

3342 


fSte  Anne 

Station 

*St.  Anns . 

fSte  Anns . 


St.  Anselme . 

St.  Anselme. .  991 
St.  Anselme  Sta.. 
*St.  Anthony  . .  . 

tSt.  Anthony. . .  . 
St.  Anthony 
Bight.  .  .  .  1380 
St.  Antoine  Abbe. 


St.AntoinedeKent 
St.  Antoine  des 
Laurentides  . 

St.  Antoine 

Lotbiniere . 

St.  Antoine 
sur  Richelieu . . 
St.  Antonin.  .... 
St.  Apollinaire... 
fSte  Apolline. .  .  . 

Ste  Apolline  de 

Patton . 

*St.  Armand 

Station . 

St.  Arsene . 

St.  Arthur . 

St.  Athanase .... 
St.  Aubert . 

fSt.  Aubin . 

St.  Augustin .  372 

St.  Augustin 

de  Quebec . 

St.  Augustine .  .  . 
St.  Augustin 

Saguenay 

Ste  Aurelie . 

Ste  Barbe . 

St.  Barnabe,  Nord 
St.  BarnabS, 

Sud . 

St.  BarthUemy. .  . 


St.  Basil . 

St.  Basile  Centre . 
St.  Basile  de 
Portneuf. .  1347 
St.  Basile  le  Grand 
St.  Basile  Station. 
Ste  Beatrix . 

*St.  Benedict. . . . 
St.  Benjamin. . . . 
St.  Benoit. .  .  .447 

St.  Benoit  de 
Matapedia. .  . . 
St.  Benoit  du  Lac 

St.  Benoit  Labre . 
Ste  Bernadette  . . 
St.  Bernard . 

i*St.  Bernard 
I  de  Dorchester.  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Jacques  Cartier- 
Lasalle . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Lincoln . O 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 

Westmorland.  NB 

Dorchester . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 

Kent . NB 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 


Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Lapraine. .  .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Terrebonne . Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Richelieu- 

Vercheres . . . .  Q 
Temiscouata. . .  .Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Brome- 

Missisquoi. . . .  Q 
Temiscouata.. .  .Q 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 
Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Restigouche- 


Madawaska.NB 

Argenteuil-Deux 


Montagnes. .  .Q 
Quebec  W . Q 

N’thumberl’d .  NB 
Saguenay . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Beauharnois- 

Salaberry . Q 

Three  Rivers . .  .  Q 
St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Berthier- 


Maskinonge- 

DelanaudiSreQ 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska.NB 

Portneuf . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Chambly-R’villeQ 

Portneuf . Q 

Joliette-L’Assom- 

ption-MontcalmQ 

Rosthern . S 

Dorchester . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes..  .Q 
Bona  venture. . . .  Q 

Brome- 

Missisquoi. . . .  Q 

Beauce . Q 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Dorchester . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


529.83,  535.33 
(Ste  Anne  de 
Bellevue  PO) 
529.122  (Ste  Anne 
de  Beaupre  PO) 
703 

365  (Landingname 
North  River)  or 
Little  Bras  d’Or 
Moncton  529  [529 
675.3,  529.118 
675.3,  529.118 
378'4-8 

[de  Kent  PO) 
529.65  (St.  Antoine 
St.  Anthony 
378-4-8 

Ormstown  529 


St.  Anthony  529 
St.  Jerome  529, 
535 

St.  Apollinaire 
529 

Contrecoeur  529 

Chemin  duLac  529 

529.86 

529.118 

Ste.  Apolline  529 
543.1 

con  sn 

Christopher  529 
529.118 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 
529 

Campbellton  529 

535.18,  529.99 

529.120  Rly.  name 
St.  Augustin 
Rogersville,  529 
348.2,  123 

Morisset  675 
St.  Stanislas  633 

Charette  529 
529.109  (R  R  n 
St.  Barnabe  Sth) 
535.21,  529.85 


535.302,  529.51 

St.  Basile  535 
St.  Basile  535 

529.82 

535.21 

Joliette  529,  535 

535.176 
Morisset  675 
529.91 

St.  Alexis  529 

Magog  535 

St.  Ephrem  675 
Port  Alfred  685 
Weymouth  562 

Scotts  Jet.  675-, 


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DOMINION 

WHICH  LOCATED, 

ELECTORAL 

OR  NEAREST  R.R. 

DISTRICTS 

STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


St.  Bernard  de 
Lacolle . 

St.  Bernard  des 

Lacs . 

St.  Bernardin _ 

St.  Bernard’s  . .  . 
St.  Bernard  Sur 

Mer . 

Ste  Blaise . 

Ste  Blandme . 

St.  Bonaventure. . 

*St.  Boniface 

26,342 

St.  Boniface  de 
Shawinigan .  804 
St.  Boniface  East 
St.BonifaceSouth 
*St.  Boswells. . .  . 

St.  Brendan’s  . .  . 

St.  Brides . 

St.  Bride’s . 

*St.  Brieux  .  .  287 

Ste  Brigide 

d' Iberville . 

Ste  Brigitte 

des  Saults . 

St.  Bruno . 

St.  Bruno  de 
Kamouraska .  . 
St.  Bruno  Lac 
St.  Jean. .  .741 
St.  Bruno  Station 

tSt.  Cajetan. . . . 
St.  Calixte  de 

Kilkenny . 

St.  Calixte  Nord. 


St.  Camille. ..... 

St.  Camille  de 
Bellechasse. . . . 
St.  Canut . 

*St.  Casimirl, 860 
tSt.  Castin . 

*St.  Catharines 
37,984 
Ste  Catherine. .  .  . 
St.  Catherines.  . 
Ste  Catherines 

River . 

Ste  Catherine  Sta. 

Ste  Cecils . 

Ste  Cecils  de 

Frontenac . 

Ste  Cecile  de 

Levrard . 

Ste  Cecile  de 

Masham . 

Ste  C’le  de  Milton. 
Ste  Cecile  Sta. .  . 

St.  Celestin . 

St.  Cisaire. .  1658 
St.  Chads . 

St.  Charles . 

tSt.  Charles .... 

St.  Charles . 

St.  Charles . ' 


Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie. . .  Q 
Gasp6 . Q 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 
Charlevoix  .  .  .  .  Q 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska. .  ..Q 
St.  Boniface.  .  ,M 


St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

St.  Boniface.  .  .M 
St.  Boniface.  .  .M 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .S 


Bonavista- 
Twillingate  .  Nd 

Athabaska . A 

St.  John’s  W.  .Nd 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

St.  Jean-IberviUe 
Napierville. .  .  Q 
Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

Lao  St.  Jean  .  . .  Q 

Chambly- 

Rouvdle . Q 

Gatineau . Q 


J  oliette-L’Assom- 
ption-MontcalmQ 
Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm..  .  .Q 
Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Bellechasse . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes . .  .  Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 
Lincoln . O 

Portneuf . Q 

St.  John’s  W.  .  Nd 
Queens- 

Lunenburg..NS 

Portneuf . Q 

Gloucester. . .  .  NB 
Compton- 
Frontenae  .  .  ,Q 
Lotbiniere . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Shefford . Q 

Compton- 
Frontenac  .  . .  Q 
Nicolet-Y  amaskaQ 

Shefford . Q 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate .  Nd 
Portage- 
Neepawa. . .  .M 

Kings . PEI 

Kent . NB 

Nickel  Belt . O 


Lacolle  529,  630 


via  Ste.  Anne  des 
Monts.  Q 
Vanldeek  Hill 
529,535 
378-9 

Les  Eboulements 
529 

Grande  Ligne 
529 

Rimouski  529 
St.  Guillaume  535 

535.115,  529.238- 
240,  584  (trolley 
to  Winnipeg) 
529.85  (R  R  name 
St.  Boniface) 
via  St.  Boniface 
via  St.  Boniface 
529.270 

378-7 

St.  Paul  529 
Placentia  529 
529.272 

535.3 

Mitchell  529 
529.82 

St.  Pascal  529 
Hebertville  529 
529.82 

Maniwaki  535 
St.  Lin  535 

St.  Lin  535 


Marbleton  675 

675.1.  (Ry.  name 
St.  Camille) 

St.  Jerome  529,  535 

529.120 
Lac  Baker  529 

529.203-208, 

641,  329.14 
529.105 
Holyrood  529 
Port  Mouton  529 

529.105 
Shippigan  529 
Ste.  Cecile  675 

Manseau  529 

Wakefield  535 

Granby  529,  629 
675.2 

529.88 

529-95 

Eastport  378.7 
via  Winnipeg 

529.4 

Richibucto  529 
Warren  535 


St.  Charles  de 
Bellechasse .  802 
St.  Charles  de 
Drummond. . . . 
tSt.  Charles  de 
Montcalm. .  . 

.St.CharlesGarnier 
tSt.  Charles  Nord 
St.  Charles  River 
Richelieu.  .255 
St.  Chretien.  .  .  . 

Ste.  Christine. . .  . 
*St.  Chrysostbme 
795 

tSt.  Clair  Ave. 
tSt.  Clair  Beach 
474 

Ste.  Claire . 

*St.  Claude . 

St.  Claude . 

St.  Claude  Nord. 
*St.  Clement.  .  .  . 

St.  Clements . 

St.  Cleophas . 

St.  Cleophas  de 
Brandon . 

St.  Clet . 322 

Ste.  Clothilde. . .  . 

Ste.  Clothilde  de 
Chateauguay .  . 

St.  Columba.  .  .  . 

St.  Columban. .  .  . 
St.  Columban.  .  . 

St.  Come . 


St.  Conrad . 
St.  Constant. 

St.  Croix.  .  . 


St.  Croix . 

Ste.  Croix. .  .  1080 
Ste.  Cunegonde .  . 


Bellechasse . Q  529.115  (RR  name 

St.  Charles) 
Drummondville 
529,  535 
Rawdon  529 


Drummond- 
Arthabaska  .  .Q 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcaim. .  .  .Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Kent . NB 

St.  Hyacinthe-  I 

Bagot . Qi 

Charlevoix . Q 

Shefford . Q 

Chateauguay- 
Lluntingdon 
Laprairie. .  .  Q 
Y ork  Centre  . .  .  O 
Essex,  E.R . O 

Dorchester . Q 

1  -isgar . M 

Richm’nd-WT  olfe  Q 
Richm’nd-W  olf  e  Q 
T6miscouata.. .  .  Q 
W aterloo  NR. .  .0 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption 
Montcalm. .  .  .  Q 
Vandreuil- 

Soulanges . . .  .  Q 
Drummond- 
Arthabaska. . .  Q 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon' 
Laprairie. .  .  Q 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria . NS 

Huron . O 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .  .Q 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . . .  Q 
Bonaventure. . . .  Q 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie. . .  Q 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Y  ork-Sunbury  NB 

Lotbiniere . Q 

St.  Henri . Q 


Luceville  529 
Aldouane  529 
St.  Hilaire  529 

via  St.  Simeon 
or  La  Malbaie  529 
Danby  529 
Howick  529 


529.193 
via  Tecumseh 

529.118 
1535.119 
St.  Cyr  529 
St.  Cyr  529 
St.  Eloi  529 
via  Waterloo 
Sayabec  529 

535.17  (R  R  name 
St.  Cleophas) 

535.33 

Victoriaville  529 
St.  Remi  529 


Iona  529 
529.186 

St.  Jerome  529, 535 
Joliette  529,  535 


Cross  Point  529 
529.81,  535.3 

Newport  562 

McAdam  535 
Laurier  529 
Part  of  Montreal 


St.  Cuthbert 


St.  Cyprien . 

St.  Cyr . 

St.  Cyriac . 

fSt.  Cyrille . 

St.  Cyrille  de 

L’Islet . 

*St.  Cyrille  de 
W endorer .  1189 
St.  Cyr  Lake. .  .  . 
St.  Damase . 

St.  Damase  de 

Matane . 

Sf.  Damase  des 

Aulnaies . 

tSt.  Damase  Sud 

tSt.  Damien.  .  .  . 
St.  Damien  St’n. 
St.  Damien  de 
Brandon . 

St.  Damien  de 
Buckland . 


Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiifreQ 
TOmiscouata. . .  .Q 
Richm’nd-W  olfe  Q 

Lapointe . Q 

Kent . NB 

Montmagny- 

L’ Islet . Q 

Drummond- 
Art.habaska. . .  Q 
Meadow  Lake  .  ,S 
St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Matapedia- 

__  Matane . Q 

Kamouraska .  .  .  Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Bellechasse . Q 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiiSreQ 
Bellechasse . Q 


535.21,  529.85 


St  Eloi  529 
529.84 

Jonquiere  529 
St.  Anthony  529 
L’Isletville  529 

529.86  (R  R  name 
St.  Cyrille) 
Meadow  Lake  535 
St.  Hyacinthe 
529,  535 
St.  Noel  529 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 
529 

St.  Noel  529 

St.  Anthony  529 
529.118 

St.  Gabriel  535 


St.  Damien  529 


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St.  David  de  Lems 
St.  David 

d'  Yamaska. .  . 

St.  David's . 

St.  David's . 

St.  Denis . 

St.  Denis  de 

Brompton . 

St.  Denis  de  la 
Bouteillerie. . . . 
St.  Denis  River 
Richelieu.  .822 
St.  Desire  du  Lac 

Noir . 

St.  Didace . 


fSt.  Dominique 

. 449 

St.  Dominique  de 

Bagot . 

St.  Dominique 
du  Rosaire. . . . 
St.  Donat  de 
Montcalm . 

St.  Donat  de 

Rimouski . 

Ste.  Dorothee  .726 
St.  Edmond 

d’Abitibi . 

St.  Edmond  de 
Berthier . 

St.  Edmond  de 

Pabos . 

St.  Edmond  de 
Stoneham .... 
St.  Edmond  les 

Plaines . 

St.  Edouard . 

tSt.  Edouard  de 

Kent . 

St.  Edouard  de 
Maskinonge .  .  . 

St.  Edouard  de 
Napierville. . . . 
St.  Edwidge . 

St.  Eleanor’s  .... 
St.  Eleuthire .... 
St.  Elie . 

St.  Elie  d’Orford. 
Ste  Elizabeth . 


St.  Elizabeth 
St.  Elizabeth  de 

Warwick . 

St.  Eloi . 

St.  Eloi  Station.. 
St.  Elphige . 

St.  Elzear  de 

Beauce . 

St.  Elzear  de 
Bonaventure. .  . 
St.  Elzlar  de 

Laval . 

St.  Elzear  de 
Temiscouata. . . 
Ste  Emelie  de 
VEnergie . 

St.  Emile 

de  M ontcalm .  . 

St.  Emile  de 
Quebec . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Levis . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Lincoln . O 

Humber- 

St.  George's  Nd 
Rosthern . .  .  .  Sask 
Richmond-Wolfe 

. . Q 

Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

M£gantic . Q 

Berthier- 

Maskinong5- 

DelanaudiereQ 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges .  .  . .  Q 
St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 

M  ontcalm . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Laval . Q 

Villeneuve . Q 

Berthier- 

Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiereQ 
Gasp6 . Q 

Quebec- 

Montmorency.  .Q 
Roberval . Q 

Athabaska . A 

Kent . NB 

Berthier- 

MaskinongS- 
DelanaudiereQ 
St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierviile. .  .  Q 
Compton- 

Frontenac. .  .  .  Q 

Prince . PEI 

Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 
St.  Maurice- 
Lafieche .....  Q 

Sherbrooke . Q 

Joliette- 

L'Assomption- 
M  ontcalm. .  .  .Q 
Provencher .  .  . .  M 
Drumrnond- 

Arthabaska. . .  Q 
Temiscouata.. .  .Q 
Temiscouata.. .  .Q 
Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Bonaventure. . . .  Q 

Laval . Q 

Temiscouata. . .  .  Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  . .  Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
M  ontcalm. .  .  .Q 

Quebec- 

Montmorency.Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


(Sub  PO  of  Levis) 
Yamaska  East  529 
or  St.  Guillaume 
623.35  [535 

St.  Fintan's  529 

Vonda  529 
via  Sherbrooke 

St.  Philippe  de 
Neri  529 
St.  Hyacinthe 
529,  535 
Black  Lake  675 

St.  Gabriel  535 


529.83 

via  St.  Hyacinthe 

Amos  529 

Ste  Agathe  535 

Luceville  529 
529.91 

Val  d’Or  529 
St.  Gabriel  535 

Chandler  529 

Charlesbourg  529 

Normandin  529 

Edouardville  529 
Buctouche  529 

Ste  Ursule  Falls 
529 

630  (R  R  name 
St.  Edouard) 
Coaticook  529 

529.1 
529.118 
Charette  529 

via  Sherbrooke 
529.85 

[Dufrost  531 
via  Morris,  or 
Warwick  529 

529.50 

529.50 

Pierreville  529 
Ste  Marie  675 
Bonaventure  529 

St.  Martin  Junc¬ 
tion  535 
St.  Louis  du 
Ha  Ha  529 
St.  Felix  535 


Ste  Marguerite 
535 

Loretteville  529 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

St.  Emile  de 

I.abelle . 

•  Q 

Suffolk . 

St.  Emmelie 

Lotbini&re. .  .  . 

.Q 

de  Lotbinihre .  . 

St.  Ephrejn  de 

Beauce . 

.Q 

Beauce ....  759 

St.  Ephrem  Sta.. 

Beauce . 

•  Q 

St.  Esprit . 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 

Montcalm. . 

..Q 

St.  Esprit . 

Inverness- 

Richmond . 

NS 

St.  Etienne  de .  .  . 

Beauharnois- 

Beauharnois. . . 

Salaberry .  . 

..Q 

St.  Etienne  de 

Brome- 

Bolton . 

Missisquoi.. 

..Q 

St.  Etienne  de 

Levis . 

Lauzon . 

St.  Etienne  de 

Bonaventure. . 

..Q 

Restigouche  .  .  . 

St.  Etienne  des 

Three  Rivers . 

..Q 

Gres . 

St.  Eugene . 

Glengarry- 

Prescott. . . . 

.0 

St.  Eugene  de 

Chapleau .... 

■  •Q 

Chazel 

St.  Eugene  de 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Grantham . 

Bagot . 

.  -Q 

St.  Eugene 

Pontiac- 

de  Guigues . 

TemiscamingueQ 

Ste  Eulalie . 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska. . . 

..Q 

Ste  Euphemie  . .  . 

Montmagny- 

L’ Islet . 

.  .0 

St.  Eusebe . 

Temiscouata. . 

..Q 

St.  Eustache . 

St.  Boniface  . 

.M 

St.  Eustache  2615 

Argenteuil-Deux 

Montagnes 

..Q 

St.  Eustache  sur 

Argenteuil-Deux 

le  Lac. .  .  .3211 

Montagnes 

..Q 

fSt.  Evaristell26 

Megantic  .  .  .  . 

..Q 

St.  Evariste 

Megantic  .  . . . 

..Q 

de  Forsyth.  1126 

.  -Q 

Kent . 

NB 

St.FabiensurMer 

Rimouski .  .  .  . 

..Q 

Ste  Famille . 

Quebec- 

Montmorency  Q 

Ste  Famille. 

Gatineau  .  .  .  . 

..Q 

d'  Aumond .  .  .  . 

Terrebonne. .  . 

St.  Felicien..  2656 

Roberval . 

..Q 

Ste  Felicity . 

Matapedia- 

Matane. .  .  . 

.  .Q 

St.  Felix  de 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . 

St.  Felix  deValois 

Joliette- 

. 1,201 

L’Assomption- 

Montcalm. . 

..Q 

St.  Ferdinand 

Megantic  . . .  . 

1959 

St.  Feriol . 

Charlevoix.  .  . 

..Q 

St.  Fidele . 

Charlevoix .  . . 

.  .Q 

St.  Fidele  de 

Bonaventure.. 

..Q 

Restigouche .  .  . 

St.  Fintan's  .... 

Humber- 

St.  George  s  Nd 

Rimouski .  .  .  . 

.  .Q 

St.  Flavien.  .  .  578 

Lotbiniere. .  . . 

..Q 

Ste  Flore . 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche .  .  . 

.  Q 

Ste  Florence . 

Matapedia- 

Matane. .  .  • 

.  .Q 

St.  Fortunat . 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . 

Ste  Foy . 5236 

Quebec-Mont- 

morency .  .  . 

.  Q 

*  St.  Francis . 

Wetaskiwin. . . 

.  .A 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

key,  pp.  81-87 


Montebello,  635 


tion  675 


St.  Peters  529 


529 

lastray  535 
Craigs  Road  529 
Cross  Point  629 
La  Gabelle  535 
535.31 

Macamic  529 

529.86  (R  R  name 
St.  Eugene) 
Laverlochere  535 

St.  Wenceslas  529 

529.118 

[Lac  529 
Notre  Dame  du 
Elie  529 

St.  Eustache  sur 
le  Lac  529 
529.91-124 

675.2  (La 
Guadeloupe  PO) 
St.  Evariste  675 

529.50 

St.  Anthony  529 
St.  Fabien  529 
Montmorency 
529 

Maniwaki  535 

535.23 
529.106,  124 
Matane  528 

Richmond  529 

535.17  (R  R  name 
St.  Felix) 

Black  Lake  675 

Beaupre  529 
La  Malbaie  529 
Cross  Point  529 

529.34 

Mont  Joli  529,  528 
Laurier  529 
Grand  Mere  529 
535 
529.50 

Disraeli  675 

(SubPO  of  Quebec 
City )  via  Que¬ 
bec,  or  Bridge 
529 

Warburg  535 


180 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Francis 
Harbour  Bight 
St.  Francois 

d'  Assise . 

St.  Francois 

de  Kent . 

St.  Francois  de 
Madawaska. . 
St.  Francois  de 

Masham . 

fSt.  Francois 
d’ Orleans. .  . . 
St.  Francois  de 
Sales  Station.  . 
St.  Francois 
du  Lac.  . . .763 
Ste.  Francoise .  .  . 
St.  Francois 
Montmagny  .  . 
St.  Francois  Sta . 
St.  Francois 

Xavier . 

St.  Francois  Xa¬ 
vier  de  Brompton. 
St.  Francois 
Xavier  de  Viger 
St.  Frederic .  .  .  . 
Saint  Front .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


St.  Fulgence.  .902 
*St.  Gabriel  de 
Brandon  .2.661 

St.  Gabriel  de 

Gaspe . 

St.  Gabriel  de 
Kamouraska .  . 
St.GabrieldeKent 
St.  Gabriel  de 
Rimouski.  .  . . 
St.  Gabriel  Est. . 
fSt.  Gabriel  Sta 
St.  Gedeon.  .  .792 
St.  Gedeon  de 

Beauce . 

St.  Gedeon  Sta. .  . 
Ste  Genevieve. .  . 
fSte  Genevieve. . 


Ste  Genevieve  de 

Batiscan . 

Ste  Genevieve  de 
Pierrefonds  1322 
*St,  George.  1,263 
St.  George .... 

St.  George.  .  .  . 


1‘St.  Georges .... 

fSt.  Georges  2657 

*St.  George's  .... 

St.  Georges  .1143 

St.  Georges 

Channel . 

St.  Georges  de 

Malbaie . 

St.  Georges  de 

Windsor . 

St.  Georges  Ouest. 
St.  Gerard.  .  .602 

St.  Gerard 
des  Laurentides 
St.  Gerard 
d’  Vamaska  . . . 
St.  Germain .... 
St.  Germain  , 
de  GranthamS55\ 


Labrador. 


.Nd 


Bona  venture. . . .  Q 


Kent. 


.NB 


Restigouche- 
M  ada  waska.  NB 
Gatineau . Q 

Quebec- 
Montmorency .  Q 
Laval . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Bellechasse . Q 

Bellechasse . Q 

Portage- 

Neepawa  .  .  .  .M 
Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Temiscouata..  .  .Q 

Beauce . Q 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudidreQ 
Gasp6 . Q 

Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 


Kent.  .  .  . 
Rimouski . 


.NB 

...Q 


Rimouski . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean. . . . Q 
Beauce . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean.. .  .Q 
St.  Boniface. . . .  M 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Charlotte . NB 

Springfield . M 

Brant- 

Haldimand.  .  .  O 
Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . .  .Q 
Beauce . Q 

Humber- 
St.  George’s  Nd 
Champlain . Q 

Inverness- 
Richmond 


.NS 


Gasp6 . 7.  .Q  529.116  (R  R  n. 

St.  Georges) 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Fishing  Ships 
Harbour  378'4 
St.  Alexis  529 

Buctoucke  529 

Ledges  529 

Wakefield  535 

Montmorency 

529 

535.21  (R  R  name 
De  Sales) 
529.108 

Trois  Pistoles  529 
529.115  (RRn.  St 
Francois) 
529.115 

Headingley  529 

Windsor  Mills  529 

St.  Arsene  529 

Tring  Jet.  675 
Archerwill  535 
or  Naicam  535 
via  Chicoutimi,  Q 
535.17  (R  R  name 
St.  Gabriel) 

Grande  Riviere529 

St.  Pacome  529 

Buctouche  529 
Lueeville  529 

Luceville  529 
Valcartier  529 
529.105 

St.  Georges  675 

529.105 

584 

529.91 

Batiscan  535 

Beaconsfield  529 
535 

535.312 
Pine  Falls  529 

529.201 

529.102 


675.1  (P.O.  name 
Ville  St.  Georges) 
529.34 

Sub  PO  of  Grand 
’Mere 
West  Bay  Road 
529 


Q  St.  Georges  675 
675 


Richmond-  Danville  529 

Wolfe . Q 

Beauce .... 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

St.  Maurice-  Shawinigan  Falls 

Lafleche . Q  529,  535 

Nicolet-  Yamaska  529 

Y  amaska . Q 

St.  Boniface - M  via  St.  Norbert 

St.  Hyacinthe-  j  529.86  (R  R  name 

Bagot . Q  St.  Germain) 


POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Germain  de 
Kamouraska . 
Sle  Germaine  St'n 
Ste  Gertrude..  .319 

Ste  Gertrude 
de  Villeneuve.. 

St.  Gervais . 

St.  Gilbert . 


St.  Gilles . 

Saint  Godefroi. . . 

St.  Gregoire .  .  554 
fSt.  Gregoire. . .  . 

fSt.  Gregoire  .  .  . 
*St.  Gregor.  ..131 

St.  Guillaume 
d’  Upton .  .  .  798 
St.  Guillaume 
Nord . 


St.  Guillaume  Sta 

St.  Guy . 

Ste  Hedwidge  de 

Roberval . 

Ste  Helene  de 

Bagot . 269 

Ste  Helene  de 

Chester . 

Ste  Helene  de  Ka¬ 
mouraska  . 

Ste  H  el  fine  de  la 

Croix . 

St.  Helier . 

Ste  Henedine. .  .  . 
St.  Henri  de 
Barachois .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Kamouraska. .  .  .  Q 


Dorchester . Q 

Nicolet- 

Y amaska .  .  .  .  Q 
Villeneuve . Q  Amos  529 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Dessaint  529 


675.1 

Daveluyville  529 


St.  Henri  de  Leris 

. 583 

*St.  Henri  de 

Montreal . 

fSt.  Henri  Village 
St.  Hermas.  .  . 


*St.  Ilermenegilde 

...... . 250 

StHilairedeDorset 
St.  Hilaire  Est.  . 

St.  Hilaire  Sta. . . 

St.  Hilaire  Village 

^  ■  ■  .. . 1436 

St.  Hilarion. . 


Saint  Hippolyte. 
St.  Hippolyte  de 
Kilkenny .... 

St.  Honork . 

St.  Honore  de 
T  emiscouata. . 
St.  Hubert . 


St.  Hubert  de. . 

Temiscouata.  . 
St.  Hubert  Miss’n 
St.  Hugues. .  .487 

*St.  Hyacinthe 

. 20,236 

St.  Ignare . 

S.Ignaced’Loyola 


St.  Ignace  de 
Stanbridge . 

St.  Ignace  du  Lac 


Bellechasse . Q 

Portneuf . Q 

LotbiniiSre . Q 

Bona  venture. . . .  Q 

NicoletYamaskaQ 
St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudidreQ 
Nicolet- 

Y  amaska . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Roberval . Q 


Q 


St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska.. .  Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

Bonaventure. . .  .  Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Westmorland .  NB 

Bellechasse . Q 

St.  Henri . Q 

L6vis . Q 

Argent  euil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .  .Q 
Compton- 

F  rontenac  . . . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Chambly- 
Rouville ...  .  Q 
Chambly- 

RouvUle . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Meadow  Lake. .  .S 
Terrebonne . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Temiscouata. . .  .  Q 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Temiscouata.. .  .  Q 

Qu’Appelle. .  .  Sask 
St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Kent . NB 

Berthier- 

Maskinonge- 

Delanaudi5reQ 

Brome- 

Missisquoi.. .  .  Q 
Berthier- 
M  askinongf5- 
Delanaudi&reQ 


St.  Charles  529 
Deschambault 
535,  529 
St.  Agapit  529 
529.116  (RR  name 
St.  Godfroi) 
529.88-108 
535.3 

McKee  Mills  529 
529.259 

535.1  (R  R  name 
St.  Guillaume) 
St.  Felix  535 


535.1  (R  R  name 
St.  Guillaume) 
Trois  Pistoles  529 
Roberval  529 

529.86  (R  R  n. 

Bagot) 
Princeville  529 

529.115  (RR  name 
Ste.  Helene) 
Bonaventure  529 

Gasp4  529 
675.3 

Shediac  529 

675.3  (R  R.n.,  St. 

Henri  Village) 
(Part  of  Montreal) 
529.83 
675.3 

535.18 

Coaticook  529 

St.  Evariste  675 
529'82  (Ry.  name 
St.  Hilaire  East) 
529.82 

529.82 

Baie  St.  Paul 
529 

Vawn  529 
Shawbridge  535, 
529 

St.  Evariste  675 
529T14  (RRname 
St.  Honore) 
529.82 

St.  Honore  529 

Whitewood  535 
535.1 

535.1,  529.82-109 

Richibucto  529 
Berthierville  535 


Bedford  535 
St.  Felix  535 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


181 


DOMINION 
POST  ELECTORAL 

OFFICES  DISTRICTS 


Ste  Irene  de 
Matapedia. .  .  . 

Ste  I  rente . 

Ste  Ir6n6e  les 

Bains 


Matapedia- 
Matane. . 
Charlevoix . 
Charlevoix . 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Amqui  529 

529.122 
St.  Ir5n5e  529 


St.  Isidore . 

St.  I  sidore 

d' Auckland.  .  . 
St.  Isidore  de 
Bellevue . 


Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Compton- 

Frontenac. . .  Q 
Kosthern . S 


529'60 

Sawyerville  529 
Duck  Lake  529 


fSt.  Isidore  de 
GaspS . 


Gasp6 


Q 


Ste.  Therese  de 
Gasp6  529 


St.  Isidore  de 

Prescott . 

St.  Isidore, 

Dorchester..  639 
St.  Isidore  June . 


St.  Isidore, 

Laprairie . 

St.  Jacob’s . 

St.  Jacques ,  1 ,729 


St.  Jacques. . . 

St.  Jacques  .  . 
St.  Jacques  le 
Mineur. . . . 
*St.  James. . . 


Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Dorchester . Q 

Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Chateauguay- 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

Waterloo,  N.R..0 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  .  Q 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 
St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .  Q 
Selkirk . M 


St.  James  Park. . 

St.  Janvier . 

*St.  Jean..  19,305 


103  Stanley  St.  .  . 

Terrebonne . Q 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .  Q 


St.  Jean  Baptiste. 


Provencher.  . .  .M 


Maxville  529 

529.118 

529.81 


529.81 


529.181 

529.102 


529-114 

378.3 

St.  Philippe  535 

529.231  (Sub  P.O. 

of  Winnipeg) 
Sub  PO  of  London 
535.23 
543.1,  535.3, 
529.87  (R  R 
name  St.  Johns) 
529.221,585.2,647 


fSt.  Jean  Baptiste 
St.  Jean  Baptiste. 

de  Montreal. .  . 
St.  Jean  Baptiste 
de  Restigouche . 
St.  Jean  Baptiste 
de  Rouville  .  .  . 
St.  Jean 
Chrysostome.  . 
St.  J  ean  de 

Cherbourg . 

St.  Jean  de  Dieu . 
S.  Jeand’la  Croix. 

St.  J  eandelaLande 
St.  Jean  de 

Matapedia. . . . 
St.  Jean  de  Matha 


Kent . NB 

Cartier . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska  NB 
Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Levis. . . . . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Outremont- 

St.  Jean . Q 

T6miscouata. . .  .Q 
Bona  venture. . . .  Q 


Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  .  Q 


St.  Jean  des  Piles 

St.  Jean  d’lrlande 
St.  Jean  d’ Orleans 

St.  J ean-Eudes .  . 
Ste  Jeanne  d’Arc 
de  Matane 
St.  Jean  Port  J oli 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 

Sta . 

St.  Jean  sur  Lac . 
*  St.  JeromeU,  685 

St.  Joachim . 

St.  Joachim  de 

Courval . 

St.  Joachim  de 
Montmorency. . 
St.  Joachim  de 
Shefford . 


St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Megantic . Q 

Quebec- 

MontmorencyQ 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Essex.  E.R . O 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Shefford . Q 


Buctouche  529 
Part  of  Montreal 
City 
529.52 

St.  Hilaire  529 


529.116-118 
Matane  528 

Trois  Pistoles  529 

via  Montreal 
Ste.  Rose  529 
St.  Alexis  529 

St.  Felix  535 


Grandes  Piles  535 

ThetfordMines675 

Montmorency 

529 

Arvida  529,  685 
Mont  Joli  528, 529 

529.115 

529.115 

Mont  Laurier  535 
529.99,  535.23 
535.42 

St.  Cyrille  529 

529.122  (RR 
n.  St.  Joachim) 
Warden  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


St.  J  ogues . 

St.  Jogues  Sud  .  . 
*Saint  John 
. 50,779 


Hay  market  Sq. 

Indiantown .  . . 
Marsh  Bridge. 
St.  John  North 
*St.  John  West 

Union  St . 

tSt.  Johns . 

*St.  John’ s52, 873 


St.  John’s  East .  . 
St.  John's  West  . 
St.  Jones  Within 

St.  Joseph . 

St.  Joseph . 

St.  Joseph . 

*St.  Joseph 
d’  Alma .  .  7,975 
St.  Joseph  de 
Beauce..  .2,417 
St.  Joseph  de 
Kamouraska .  . 
St.  Joseph  de 
la  Rive. . .  .347 
St.  Joseph  de 

Lepage . 

St.  Josephde  Levis 
St.  Joseph  de 
Madawaska. .  . 
St.  Joseph  de 
Matapedia. . . . 
St.  Joseph  de 

M ekinak . 

fSt.  Joseph  de  St. 

Hyacinthe.  2122 
tSt.  Joseph  de 
Sorel ....  3,349 
St.  Joseph  du 

Lac . 

St.  Joseph  du 
Maine . 

St.  Joseph’s  .... 
St.  Joseph's  Cove 
St.  Joseph’s 
Salmonier  .  .  . 
St.  Jovite .  .  .  1453 
St.  Jovite  Sta. .  .  . 
St.  Jude . 

St.  Jules  de . 

Beauce . 

St.  Jules  de  _ 
Cascapedia  .  . . 
Ste  Julie  de 

Verchhres . 

Ste  Julie  Station.. 

St.  Julien . 

Ste  Julienne. .. . 


St.  Julien’s 

St.  Just  de 

Breteni&res .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Bonaventure. . . .  Q 
Bonaventure. . . .  Q 
St.  John- Albert 
. NB 


Waterloo  St  & 
Hay  market  Sq. 

79  Main  St . 

15  Marsh  Road. . . 

413  Main  St . 

252  King  St.  W .  . 

211  Union  St . 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville  .  .Q 
St.  John’s  W.  .Nd 


St.  John’s  W.  .Nd 
St.  Johns  W.  .Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception  .  Nd 
Westmorland .  NB 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 


Provencher . . . . M 
Lac  St.  Jean..  .  .Q 

Beauce . Q 

Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

L6vis . Q 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska.NB 
Bonaventure. . . .  Q 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleehe . Q 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot.  .  Q 
Richelieu- 

Vercheres .  .  . .  Q 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .  .Q 
Inverness- 


Riehmond .  .  NS 

Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 
Burin-Burgeo..Nd 
St.  John’s  W.  .  Nd 


Terrebonne . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Bonaventure. . . .  Q 

Chambly- 

Rouvflle . Q 

M6gantic . Q 

Rosthern . S 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm..  .  .Q 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .Nd 
Montmagny- 
L’lslet . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


St.  Godfroi  529 
Paspebiac  529 
529.42-58 
535.307, 
392,348-2,403, 
369.4,383,102, 
240,250,252,253, 
254,255,256,257, 
258,259,260,261, 
262,263,264,265, 
268,269,272,273, 
277,278,279 
Saint  John  City 

Saint  John  City 
Saint  John  City 
Saint  John  City 
Saint  John  City 
Saint  John  City 
(See  St.  Jean) 

529.34,  102,  240, 
348.1-2,  350, 
378.3-4-7-8-9, 
380,  381,  383,  266 
via  St.  John’s 
via  St.  John’s 
Northern  Bight 
529 

College  Bridge  529 
James  River  529 


via  Letellier 

505.1  (RR  name 
Alma) 

675.1  (R  R 
name  St.  Joseph) 

St.  Andre  529 

Les  Eboulements 
529 

Mont  Joli  529, 

528 

529 . 1 1 5  or  via  L5vis 
St.  Jacques  529 

St.  Alexis  529 


Grandes  Piles  535 


St.  Hyacinthe 

529,  535 

529.108 

529.124  or  Fres- 
niere  529 

via  Margaree  Har¬ 
bour  NS  or  In¬ 
verness  529 

378.1 

St.  Albans  378'3-9 

Holyrood  529 

535.23 

535.23 

529.109  (R  R 
name  St.  Jude’s) 

675.2  (Railway  n 
St.  Jules) 

Cascapedia  529 

St.  Bruno  529 

529.84 

Carpenter  529 

St.  Jacques  529 


378.8 

Daaquam  675 


182 


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POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Juste  du  Lac . 
St.  Justin . 

fSte  Justine . 

Ste  J ustine  de 

Newton . 

Ste  Justine  Sta.. . 

St.  Kilda . 

St.  Kyran's . 

St.  Labre . 

*St.Lambert8, 615 

StLambertdeLivis 
St.  Laurent20,4:2Q 


St.  Laurent. 

St.  Laurent 
d' Orleans. 
St.  Laurent 
Grandin. . 


*St.  Lawrence 

1,451 

|St.  Lazare . 

St.  Lazare.  .  .320 
St.  Lazare  de 
V audreuil. .  . 

St.  Lazare 

Station . 

St.  Lazare  Village 
St.  Leandre .  . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Temiscouata. . .  .  Q 

Berthier- 

Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiereQ 

Dorchester . Q 

Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges .  .  .  .  Q 
Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges .  .  .  .  Q 
Medicine  Hat..  .A 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 
Provencher . . . . M 

Longueuil . Q 

Levis  . Q 

Jacques  Cartier  - 
Lasalle . Q 


Selkirk . M 

Quebec- 
M  ontmorency  Q 
Rosthern ....  Sask 

Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 


Kent . 


.NB 


St.  Leolin. 
St.  Leon. . 


St.  L6on . 

St.  Leonard.  1419 

St.  Leonard 
d*  Aston. . .  .708 
fSt.  Leonard  de 
Nicolet. . .  .708 
St.  Leonard  de 
Pt.  Maurice  742 
St.  Leonard  de 
Portneuf. . . . 

St.  Leon  de 
Chicoutimi. . 

St.  Leon  le  Grand 


St.  Lewis . 

St.  Liboire. .  .534 


St.  Liguori. 


St.  Lin . 1342 


*St.  Lina . 

St.  Louis . 

St.  Louis . 

fSt.  Louis . 

fSt.  Louis.  .1300 

St.  Louis  Cape.  . 
St  Louis  de 
Champlain. .  .  . 
St.  Louis  de  Gon- 

zague . 

St.  Louis  de  Kent 
St.  Louis  de 

Masham . 

St.  Louis  de 

Richelieu . 

St.LouisduHaHa 
$te  Louise. . .  ,  ,  , , 


...Q 

...Q 


Marquette . M 

Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges . 
Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges. 

Bellechasse . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Gloucester. . .  .NB 
Berthier- 
Maskinong6- 
DelanaudidreQ 

Lisgar . M 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska. . .  NB 
Nicolet- 
Yamaska.  .  .  .Q 
Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Mercier . Q 

Portneuf . Q 


Lapointe 


•  Q 


Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Labrador . Nd 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . .  .Q 
Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  .Q 

Athabaska . A 

Rosthern . S 

Prince . PEI 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Beauharnois- 
Salaberry  .  . .  .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Champlain . Q 

Beauharnois- 
Salaberry  .  .  .  .  Q 

Kent . NB 

Gatineau . Q 

Richelieu- 

Verch&res  .  .  .  .  Q 
T6miscouata.. .  .Q 
Kamouraska. . . .  Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.R 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Notre  Dame 
du  Lac  529 
529.85 


675.1  (KirouacPO) 
St.  Justine  Sta. 

529 

529.211 

Coutts  535 

378.1 

Woodbridge  529 
529.82-87-95-108 
Ville  Lambert  675 
529  (freight  only) 
or  via  Montreal 
(PO  name  Ville 
St.  Laurent) 
529.231 

Montmorency 

529 

Duck  Lake  529 
378.3-9 

St.  Anthony  529 

529.245 

St.  Lazare  535 

535.33 

St.  Damien  529 
528  (P  O  5  miles) 

529.60 

Louiseville  535 


Somerset  529 
535.302,  529.51-52 

St.  Leonard  de 
Nicolet  529 
529.86-111 

via  Montreal,  Q 

529.105 

Alma  505 

Amqui  529 

Battle  Harbour 
529.82  [378.4-8 

via  Joliette 
535.24 


Therien  529 
529.249 

529.1 
685 

529.211 

Richibucto  529 
via  Trois  Rivieres 

St.  Louis  529 

Richibucto  529 
Wakefield  535 

529.109  (RR  name 
St.  Louis) 

529.114 

529.115 


St.  Malachie .  .  . 
St.  Malachie  Stn . 
St.  Malo . 


St.  Malo. 
St.  Marc . 


POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Louis  sur  le 

Lac . 

St.  Luc . 


St.  Luc . 

St.  Luc  de 

Matane . 

Ste  Luce . 

Ste  Lucie  de 
Beauregard. .  . 
Ste  Lucie  de 
Doncaster . . .  . 
St.  Lucien . 


St.  Ludger .  .  .263 
St.  Lunaire . 


St.  Lupicin.  .  . 
Ste  Madeleine.  67 1 

fSte  Madeleine. 
St.  Magloire.  .  . 
St.  Majoric.  .  .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


St.  Marc  des 
Carrieres.  2,351 

fSt.  Marcel . 

St.  Marcel  de 
U  Islet . 


St.  Marcel  de 

Richelieu . 

St.  Marcellin. . .  . 
Ste  Marcelline 
de  Radstock .  . 

fSt.  Margaret. .  . 


St.  Margarets.  .  . 
fSt.  Margaret’s 

Bay  . 

St.  Margaret  Vil¬ 
lage . 

Ste  Marguerite  de 
Dorchester . 


Ste  Marguerite 

Marie . 

Ste  Marguerite 
Station . 


Ste  Marie 
Beauce. .  .2,431 
Ste  Marie  de 
Blandford .... 
Ste  Marie  de  Kent. 
Ste  Marie  de 

Laval . 

Ste  Marie 

Salome . 


Ste  Marie 
Sur  Mer 
St.  Mark’s. 


Ste  Marthe. .  .  262 

Ste  Marthe  de 

Gasp6 . 

Ste  Marthe- 
Rocanville. . .  . 
St.  Martin . 


fSt.  Martin  de 
Clare ...... 


Portneuf . Q 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville.  .  .Q 

Kent . NB 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’ Islet . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska. .  .  Q 

Beauce . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay.  . Nd 

Lisgar  .  .^ . M 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Marquette . M 

Bellechasse . Q 

Nicolet- 
Yamaska  .  .  . .  Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Compton- 

Frontenac  .  .  .Q 
Provencher .  .  . .  M 
Richelieu- 

Vercheres .  .  .  .Q 
Portneuf . Q 

Kent . NB 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska  .  .  .  .Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  .  Q 
Halifax . NS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Northumberl’dNB 

Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria .  ...  NS 
Dorchester . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Kent . NB 

Laval . Q 

Joliette- 
L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  .  Q 
Gloucester.  .  .NB 

Portage- 
Neepawa.  .  .  .M 
V  audreuil- 
Soulanges .  . .  .  Q 
Gasp6 . Q 

Qu'Appelle.  .Sask 

Laval . Q 

Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 


Duchesnay  529 

via  St.  Jean 

Acadiaville  529 
Matane  528 

Luceville  529 
Lac  Frontiere 
675 

Ste.  Agathe  535 

St.  Cyrille  529 

Megantic  535,  675 
378.8 

Babcock  529 
529.82 

Binscarth  535 
St.  Camille  675 
Drummondville 
535.  529 
529.118 
529.118 

Sawyerville  535 

Dufrost  535 
Beloeil  529 

529.120  (Ry. 

name  St.  Marc) 
Shediac  529 
Bras  D’Apic 
529 

Cavignac  535 

Rimouski  529 
Joliette  529,  535 


529.25  (Head  of 
St.  Margarets 
Bay  PO) 
Chatham  529 
378.8  (Reefs 

Harbour  PO) 
via  Bay 

St.  Lawrence 
Ste.  Henedine 
675 

Causapscal  529 
535.23 

675  (R  R  name 
Ste.  Marie) 
Lemieux  529 

St.  Anthony  529 
De  Sales  535 

Salom6  529 


Shippigan  529 

Poplar  Point  535 

St.  Clet  535 

via  Ste.  Anne  des 
Monts 

Rocanville  535 

St.  Martin  Jc. 
535 

Meteghan  562 


1956] 


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183 


POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Martin  de 
Restigouche  .  .  . 
Ste  Martine . 


tSt.  Martin  June 
*St.  Martin’s..  .  . 
St.  Martin  Station 

fSt.  Mary . 

*St.  Marys. .3,995 
St.  Mary’s.  .  .  . 
fSt.  Marys 

Harbour . 

fSt.  Mary's  June 
St.  Marys  River.. 

St.  Marys  Road.. 
St.  Mathias . 

Si.  Mathieu . 

St.  Mathieu  de 
Laprairie . 

Ste  Mathilde. .  . . 
St.  Maure . 

St.  Maurice . 

St.  Maurice . 

St.  Maurice  de 

Dalquier . 

Si.  Maxime . 

St.  Medard . 

Ste  Melanie . 


Si.  Methode  de 

Fronienac . 

*St.  Michael.  .  .  . 
tSt.  Michel . 

Si.  Michel  de 
Bellechasse..  .  . 
St.  Michel  de 
Napierville. . . . 
St.  Michel  des 
Saints . 

St.  Michel  de 
Wentworth .  .  . 

St.  Modeste . 

St.  Moise.  .  .  .  830 

fSte  Monique... . 

Ste  Monique  de 
Nicolet ....  190 
Ste  Monique  des 
deux  Montagues 
Ste  Monique 
Lac  St.  Jean .  . 

St.  Narcisse . 

Si.  Narcisse  de 

Rimouski . 

St.  Nazaire . 

St.  Nazaire  de 

Buckland . 

St.  Nazaire  de 
Chicoutimi. . .  . 

St.  Nbrie . 

St.  Nicephore.  .  . 

Si.  Nicholas . 

St.  Nicholas  Sta . 
St.  Nil . 

fSaint  Ninian.  .  . 

St.  Noel . 

St.  Norbert . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Restigouche- 
Madawaska  NB 
Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie. .  .  Q 

Laval . Q 

St.  John-AlbertNB 

Selkirk . M 

Beauce . Q 

Perth . O 

St.  John’s  W..Nd 
Labrador . Nd 


RAILROAD  ON 
■WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


529-52 

529.81-89 


535.18-21 

Saint  J  ohn529 ,535 

529.231 

(see  Ste.  Marie) 
529.183,  535.53 
Holyrood  529 
378.4  (Marys 
Harbour  PO) 


Perth . O 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 

King's . PEI 

Chambly- 

Rouville . Q 

Rimouski . Q 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie. .  ,Q 

Charlevoix . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 

Champlain . Q 

Kent . NB 

Chapleau . Q 


Dorchester . ( 

Rimouski . C 

Joliette- 

L'Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  . .  Q 
Megantic . Q 

Vegreville . A 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .Q 
Bellechasse . Q 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .Q 
Berthier- 

Maskinonge- 
Delanaudi5reQ 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagues  .  .  Q 
TYmiscouata. . .  .Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 


529.183-185 
Antigonish  529 

Montague  529 
Richelieu  529 

St.  Simon  529 
630  (R  R  name 
St.  Mathieu) 

La  Malbaie  529 
Eel  River  529 

535.19 

Buctouehe  529 
Amos  529 

Scotts  Jet.  675 
Trois  Pistoles  529 
Joliette  535,  529 


Robertson  675 

535.226 

529.80 

La  Durantaye 
529 

St.  Michel  529 
St.  Felix  535 


Lachute  535 

[from  RR) 
529.114  (PO  2  m. 
St.  Noel  529 


Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .  .  Q 
Lac  St.  Jean  .  . .  Q 

Champlain.  ...Q 
Rimouski . Q 


529.111  (Grand 
St.  Esprit  PO) 
St.  Monique  529 

Deux  Montagnes 
529 

Isle  Maligne  505 
535.19 

Rimouski  529 


St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Lapointe . Q 

Bellechasse . Q 

Drummond- 

Artbabaska .  .  Q 

Levis  . Q 

Levis  .  . . Q 

Matapedia- 

Matane  ....  Q 
Inverness- 

Richniond  . .  NS 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Berthier- 

Maskinonge- 


DelanaudieSreQ 


St.  Eugene  529 

St.  Malachie 
529 

Alma  505 
529.118 

Drummondville 
529,  535 

529.86  (PO  3  mi. 
529.86  [from  RR) 
Matane  528 

Glencoe  529 

529.50 

529.85 


POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Norbert . 

St.  Norbert . 

St.  Norbert 
d'  Arthabaska  248 
St.  Octave . 

St.  Octave 

de  l' Avenir. . . . 
fSt.  Octave  Nord 

St.  Odilon . 

St.  Ola . 

St.  Olivier . 

St.  Omer . 

St.  One.  si  me . 

St.  Onge . 

St.  Ouens . 

St.  Ours . 703 

St.  Pacome.  1,197 
St.  Pacome  Sta.  . 
St.  Pamphile. .  .  . 

St.  Pascal.  .173  6 
St.  PaschalBaylon 
St.  Patrick . 

St.  Patrick’s 

Channel . 

*St.  Paul. .  .  1407 

tSt.  Paul . 

Saint  Paul . 

Ste  Paula . 

St.  Paul  de 
Chester.  . .  .267 
St.  Paulde  la  Croix 
St.  Paul  de 
Montminy .... 
St.  Paul 

d’Industrie.  .  . 

St.  Paul  du  Nord. 
tSt.  Paul  Est.  .  . 

St.  Paulin.  .  .870 


St.  Paulin 

Dalibaire.  . 
fSt.  Paul  June.  . 
St.  Paul  I’Ermite. 


St.  Pauls . 

St.  Paul’s  Sta .  .  . 
fSt.  Paul  Sud.  . . 

Ste.  Perpetue .... 

Ste  Perpetue 

de  l' Islet . 

Ste  Perpetue  Sta. 

*St.  Peters . 

St.  Peter’s  Bay.  . 
Ste  Pelronille  .442 

St.  Philemon.  . . . 
St.  Philemon  Sud 
St.  Philibert  .  .  .  . 
fSt.  Philippe. . . . 
*St.  Philippe 
d'  Argenteuil. .  ■ 
St.  Philippe 
de  Laprairie . . . 

St.PhilippedeNeri 

St.  Philips . 

ISt.  Philip's  .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Kent . NB 

Winnipeg  SouthM 
Drummond- 
Arthabaska..  .Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Gasp6 . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. .  . .  O 

Kent . NB 

Bona  venture.  .  .Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

Russell . O 

Springfield . M 

Richelieu- 
^  Vercheres.  . .  .Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 
Kamouraska .  .  .  Q 
Montmagny- 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Coal  Branch  529 
529.221,  647 
Princeville  529 

528.  529.50 

via  Cap  Chat 

via  Cap  Chat 
St.  Joseph  675 
529.147 

Richibucto  529 

529.116 

Ste.  Anne  529 

Embrun  633 

535.102 

St.  Roch  529 

529.115 
529.115 
Lafontaine  529 


L’Islet . Q 

Kamouraska. . . .  Q 

Russell . O 

T6miscouata. . .  .  Q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 

Athabaska . A 

Pictou . NS 

Kent . NB 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska..  .Q 
Tdmiscouata. . .  .Q 
Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . .  .Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Berthier- 

Maskinong6- 
DelanaudiereQ 
Gaspe . Q 


529.115 
Bourget  535 
Riviere  du 
Loup  529,  700 
Nyanza  364 
or  Iona  529 
529.318 
529.21 
Canaan  529 
Sayabec  529 

Victoria  ville 
529 

Isle  Verte  529 
St.  Euphemie  529 

Joliette  535,  529 


via  Les  Escoumins 
St.  Euphemie  529 

529.85 


Matane  528 


Edmonton  E .  .  .  A 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montealm..  .  .Q 
Humber- 

St.  Georges .  Nd 

Perth . O 

Montmagny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska..  .  .Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 


529.260-318 

529.85 

Cow  Head  378‘8 
529.185 

St.  Euphemie  529 

529.86 

Lafontaine  529 


Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

Kings . PEI 

Quebec- 
Montmorency.Q 

Bellechasse . Q 

Bellechasse . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Westmorland .  NB 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes  ..Q 
Chateauguay- 
liuntingdon- 
Laprairie. .  .Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 
Mackenzie. .  .Sask 
1st.  John’s  E.  .  Nd 


529.86 

529.24,  360,  374 
[St.  Peter's) 
529.4  (RR  n 
Montmorency 
529 

Armagh  529 
Langlois  529 
Morisset  675 
Shediac  529 
Staynerville  535 

535.3  (RR  name 
St.  Philippe) 

529.115 
Kamsack  529 
via  St.  John’B 


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OFFICES 


St.  Phillips  . . . 
Ste  Philomene... . 

*St.  Pie _ 1182 

St.  Pie  de  Guire. . 


St.  Pierre . 

fSt.  Pierre. .  .301 


St.  Pierre  Baptiste 
St.  Pierre 

d'OrUans . .  . . 
St.  Pierre  de 
Wakefield .  .  . 
St.  Pierre  J  olys 
812 

St.  Pierre 

les  Becquets  346 
St.  Pierre  Mont- 


magny . 

St.  Placide. .  .278 

fSt.  Placide  de 
Charlevoix . . . 
St.  Poly carpe.  570 


St.  Pons . 

St.  Prime. . .  .558 

St.  Prosper . 

St.  Prosper 

de  Dorchester . . 
St.  Quentin . 


St.  Raphael 
Bellechasse.  955 
St  Raphael* 
Sur-Mer  ...  . 

St.  Raphael,  West 

St.  Raymond^  139 
St.  Redempteur 

. 757 

St.  Remi.  .  .  1,845 


St.  Remi 
d'  Amherst. . . . 
St.  Remi 

de  Tingwick. . 

St.  Rent . 

Ste  Rita . 

St.  Robert . 


St.  Roch 

de  V Achigan. . . 

S  t.RochdeQuebec . 
St.  Roch 
de  Richelieu. .  . 
St.  Roch 

des  Aulnaies  .  . 
St.  Rodrigue  .... 

St.  Romain . 

St.  Romuald  .... 

Ste  Rosaire . 

Ste  Rosalie . 

fSte  Rosalie  June 
1038 

Ste  Rose. .  .  .3660 

|Ste  Rose . 

fSte  Rose . 

Ste  Rose . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


York  West . O 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . Q 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Nicolet- 

Yamaska . Q 

Kent . NB 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudidreQ 

M6gantic . Q 

Quebec- 
Montmorency .  Q 
Gatineau . Q 

Provencher . . . . M 

Lotbiniere . Q 

Montmagny- 

L’  Islet . Q 

Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. . .  Q 
Charlevoix .  .  .  .  Q 

Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges .  .  .  .  Q 
Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 

Roberval . Q 

Champlain . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 
Bellechasse . Q 

Gloucester ....  NB 

Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Portneuf . Q 

Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges .  . .  .  Q 
St.  Jean- 
lb  erville- 
Napierville.  .  .  Q 
Labelle . Q 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Beauce . Q 

Temiscouata. .  .  .  Q 
Richelieu- 

Vercheres .  .  . .  Q 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . .  .Q 
274  St.  Joseph  St. 
Richelieu- 

Vercheres .  .  .  .  Q 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 

Quebec- 

Montmorency  Q 
Compton- 
Frontenac. .  .  .  Q 
L6vis . Q 


Drummond- 
Arthabaska. .  .  Q 
St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Bagot . Q 

Laval . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

T6miscouata. .  .  .Q 
Inverness- 
Richmond.  .NS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


(Sub  PO  of  Tor¬ 
onto)  via  Weston 
529.81  [529,  535 


535.1 

St.  Francois  du 
Lac  529 
Buctouche  529 
Joliette  529,  535 


Plessisville  529 
Montmorency 
529 

Hull  West  535 

Carey  535 

Batiscan  535 

529.115  (R  R  n. 

St.  Pierre) 
529.91 

Baie  St.  Paul  529 

529.211 

Tracadie,  529 
529.106 
529.85-120 
Morisset  675 

529.52 

St.  Vallier  529 

Shippigan  529 

Green  Valley  535 

529.105 
Rigaud  535 

529.80 

529.99  (R  R  n. 

Lac  Remi) 
Warwick  529 

St.  Georges  675 
Trois  Pistoles,  526 
529.109 

L’Epiphanie  535 
529 

Quebec  City 
529.108 

Ste.  Louise  529 

Charlesbourg  529 

St.  Sebastien  675 

529.86  (Sub  P.O. 

of  Levis) 
Defoy  529 

535.1,  529.82-86 

535.1,  529.82-86 

535.18 
675.1 
529T14 
Inverness  529 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

.M 

529.248  (Ste  Rose 
(du  Lac  PO) 
Templeton  535 

Ste  Rose  de  Lima. 

Hull . 

..Q 

Ste  Rose 

Glengarry- 

Casselman  529 

de  Prescott.  .  . 

Prescott.  .  . 

.  .0 

Ste  Rose  de 

Dorchester.  .  . 

..Q 

Ste  Rose  675 

Watford 

*Ste  Rose  du 

T6miscouata. . 

..Q 

529*114(RR  name 

Degele . 

Ste  Rose  du  Lac 

Dauphin.  .  . . 

.M 

Ste.  Rose) 
529.248  (R  R 

. 701 

Ste  Rose  du  Nord 

Chicoutimi. .  . 

Q 

name  Ste.  Rose) 
via  Chicoutimi 

SteRose, Gloucester 

Gloucester. .  . 

NB 

Tracadie  529 

Ste.  Rose  Ouest 

Laval . 

..Q 

Ste.  Rose  535 

Ste  Rose  Station. 

Laval . 

..Q 

535.18 

Ste  Sabine . 

Brome- 

535.1 

Ste  Sabine  de 

Missisquoi. . 
Bellechasse. .  . 

■  •Q 
..Q 

Ste  Sabine  675 

Bellechasse .... 

Ste  Sabine  Sta .  . . 

Bellechasse. .  . 

..Q 

675.1 

St.  Samuel 

Compton- 

St.  Samuel  675 

de  Gay  hurst.  .  . 

Frontenac. . 

■  Q 

St.  Sam'  Ide  Horton 

Nicolet- 
Yamaska.. . 

..Q 

St.  Wenceslas  529 

St.  Samuel  Sta.. . 

Compton- 
Frontenac . 

.  Q 

675.2 

Saints  Anges. .  .  . 

Dorchester.  .  . 

..Q 

Vallee  Jet.  675 

St.  Sauveur  des 

Terrebonne. .  . 

..Q 

529.99  (R  R  name 

Montmagnes  1066 

*St.  Sauv’rde  Que. 

Quebec  W.  . . . 

..Q 

St.  Sauveur  des 
Monts) 

Quebec  City 

Ste  Scholastique , . 

Argenteuil  -  Deux 

535.18 

. 836 

Montagnes 

Q 

St.  Sebastien.  .  .  . 

bt.  Jean-1  berville- 

Stanbridge535,543 

St.  Sebastien  Sta . 

Napierville. 

Compton- 

•  Q 

675.2  (R  R  name 

. 436 

Frontenac. . 

..Q 

St.  Sebastien) 

St.  Sibastien  de 

Compton- 

St.  Sebastien  675 

Beauce . 

F rontenac . . 

..Q 

Ste  Seraphine...  . 

Drummond- 

Victoria viile  529 

St.  Severe . 

Arthabaska. 
Three  Rivers. 

..Q 

-.0 

Yamachiche  535 

St.  S6v6rin  de. . . 

Beauce . 

..Q 

Tring  Jet.  675 

Beaurivage.  .  . 

St.  Shott’s . 

St.  John’s  W. 

Nd 

via  St.  John’s 

St.  Simeon.  .1103 

Charlevoix.  .  . 

■  Q 

329.8,  337.2,  or 

St.  Sim&on  de 

Bonaventure. . 

..Q 

La  Malbaie  529 
529.116  (RR  name 

Bonaventure . . . 
St.  Simon 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

St.  Simeon) 

535.1  (R  R  name 

de  Bagot . 

•  Q 

St.  Simon) 
Drummondville 

t St-  Simon 

Drummond- 

de  Drummond 

Arthabaska. 

..Q 

529,  535 

St.  Simon 

Rimouski .... 

■  Q 

529.50  (R  R  name 

de  Rimouski. .  . 
St.  Simonies  Mines 

Beauce . 

..Q 

St.  Simon) 
Beauceville  675 

St.  Sixte . 

Q 

Thurso  535 
Garthby  675 

Saints  Martyrs .  . 

Megan  tic . 

..Q 

Ste  Sophie  de 

Terrebonne. .  . 

.Q 

St.  Jerome  529, 

Lacorne . 

Ste  Sophie 

Lotbiniere. .  .  . 

•  Q 

535 

Manseau  529 

de  Levrard .  . 

Ste  Sophie 

M  Sgantic . 

■  Q 

Plessisville  529 

de  M  egantic . . . 

St.  Sosime . 

NB 

..Q 

Adamsv’le529,645 
Dolbeau  529 

St.  Stanislas .... 

Roberval . 

St.  Stanislas  de 

Champlain .  . . 

•  Q 

529.85  (R  R  name 

Champlain. §4.2 
St.  Stanislas  de 

Beauharnois- 

St.  Stanislas) 
633.1  (R  R  name 

Kostka . 

Salaberry  .  . 

Q 

St.  Stanislas) 

*St.  Stephens, 7 G9 

Uharlotte . 

NB 

535.308  (Bridge 

St.  Sulpice . 

Joliette- 

to  Calais,  Me.) 
L’Assomption  529 

St.  Sylvkre .  .  .209 

L  Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  .Q 
Nicolet- 

Daveluyville  529 

St.  Sylvestre.  .318 

Y  amaska. . 
Lotbiniere. .  .  . 

■  Q 

..Q 

St.  Agapit  529 

St.  Tetesphore .  .  . 

Vaudreuil- 

535.33 

fSt.  Teresa . 

Soul  anges.  . .  .Q 
Kings . PEI 

529.3 

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POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 

STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

St.  Teresa . 

dumber- 

529.34 

St.  George’s  Nd 

St.  Tharsicius .  .  . 

Matapedia- 

Amqui  529 

Matane . 

Q 

Ste  Thiele.  ..1468 

Champlain.  .  .  . 

Q 

529.92 

Ste  Thiele  Sta... . 

Champlain.  .  .  . 

Q 

529.92 

St.  Theodore . 

Joliette- 

ctawdon  529 

L’Assomption 

Montcalm. .  . 

Q 

St.  Thiodore 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

Actonvale  529, 

Q 

535 

St.  Theophile. . .  . 

Beauce . 

Q 

St.  Georges  675 

St.  Theresa  Point 

Churchill . 

M 

195 

*Ste.  Th&rhse  de .  . 

Terrebonne. .  .  . 

■  Q 

535.18-23-24  (RR 

Blainville  7,038 

n.  Ste.  Therese) 

Ste  Therese  de 

Gasp6 . 

■  Q 

529.116 

Ste  Therese  de 

Gatineau . 

•  Q 

Maniwaki  535 

Gatineau . 

*St.  Thomas 

Elgin . 

.0 

529.209,  535.38, 

. 18,173 

623.34-37-38 . 

546.2,  617,  712 

tSt.  Thomas.  .  .  . 

Chicoutimi.  .  .  . 

•  Q 

685 

St.  Thos.  d’Aquin 

St.  Hyacinthe- 

o 

St.  Hyacinthe  529, 
535 

St.Thos.deCaxt’n 

Three  Rivers .  . 

•  Q 

Yamachiche  535 

St.  Thomas  de 

Joliette- 

535.17  (R  R  name 

L’Assomption- 

Voligny) 

Montcalm. .  . 

■  Q 

St.  Thomas  de 

Kent . NB 

Buctouche  529 

Kent . 

Portneuf . 

•  Q 

St.  Casimir  529 

St.  Timothee.,665 

Beauharnois- 

633.1 

Salaberry .  . . 

.Q 

St.  Tite.  .  .  .2.856 

Champlain .... 

■  Q 

529.92 

St.  Tite  des  Caps . 

Charlevoix .... 

•  Q 

St.  Joachim  529 

St.  Ubald. .  .  .648 

Portneuf . 

•  Q 

St.  Casimir  529 

*St.  Ulric..  .  .946 

Matapedia- 

528  (R  R  n. 

Matane . 

Q 

Riviere  Blanche) 

St.  XJrbain  de 

Charlevoix.  .  .  . 

■  Q 

Baie  St.  Paul  529 

Charlevoix .... 

St.  XJrbain  de 

Chateauguay- 

St.  Martine  529 

Chateauguay .  . 

Huntingdon- 

Laprairie . .  . 

Q 

Berthier- 

529.85  (P  O  4'A 

Maskinong6- 

miles  from  R  R) 

DelanaudiereQ 

tSte  Ursule  Falls 

Berthier- 

529.85 

Maskinongfi- 

DelanaudiereQ 

St.  Valentin . 

St.  Jean- 

529.87 

Iberville- 

Napierville. 

•  Q 

St.  Valire  de 

Drummond- 

Victoriaville  529 

Bulstrode . 

Arthabaska. 

•  Q 

St.  Valerien . 

Shefford . 

.CJ 

Upton  529 

St.  Valerien  de 

Rimouski .... 

•  Q 

Bic  529 

Rimouski . 

Bellechasse. . . 

■  C 

529.115 

St.  Vallier  Station 

Bellechasse . . . 

•  Q 

529.115 

Ste  Veronique.. .  . 

Labelle . 

•  Q 

Lacoste  535 

St.  Vianney . 

Matapedia- 

Amqui  529 

Matane. . .  . 

Ste  Victoire . 

Richelieu- 

Sorel  529 

Vercheres .  . 

■  Q 

Assiniboia .... 

S 

Assiniboia  535 

tSt.  Victor . 

Beauce . 

•  Q 

675.2  (Station  St. 
Victor  PO) 

St.VictordeBeauct 

Beauce . 

■  Q 

St.  Victor  675 

. 64C 

Athabaska .  .  . 

.A 

St.  Paul  529 

St.  V  incentdePau 

Laval . 

•  C 

535.21  (Sub  PO  of 
Montreal) 

St.  John’s  W. 

Nd 

Holyrood  529 

Winnipeg  S. .  . 

.M 

via  Winnipeg, 

St.Vitalde  Clerm ’ 

.  Chapleau .... 

.C 

La  Sarre  529 

St.W album .  .  528 

Meadow  Lake 

.  fc 

529.262 

St.  TFences£a$.302iNicolet-  _ 

529.86 

Yamaska. .  . 

.L 

St.  Wilfred . 

N  orthumberland 
■NTT 

Newcastle  529 

St.  Williams . . . 

Norfolk . 

.0  529.206 

POST 

OFFICES 


St.  Yvon. . . . 
St.  Zacharie 
St.  Zenon. . . 


St.  Ziphirin . 

St.  Zotique. .  .243 

Saanichton . 

Sable  River . 

Sable  River  West. 

tSabourin . 

Sabrevois . 

*Sackville .  .2,873 
tSacre  Coeur. .  .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Gasp6 . Q 

Dorchester . Q 

Berthier- 
Maskinonge- 
DelanaudiereQ 
Nicolet- 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Gaspli  529 
Morisset  675 
St.  Felix  535 


La  Baie  529 


Y amaska .  .  .  .  Q 
Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges.  . .  .Q 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich  ....  BC 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

St.  Jean- 
Iberville- 
Napierville.  .  .Q 
Westmorland .  NB 
Rimouski . Q 


529.83 

via  Victoria 

529.26 

Sable  River  529 

535.59 

via  Iberville 

529.12-54 
529.50  (Notre 
Dame  de  Rim¬ 
ouski  P  O) 


Sacre-Coeur  de 

Marie . 

Sacre-Coeur, 
Saguenay . . 686 
fSaddle  Lake .  .  . 
Sadlow . 

tSadowa . 

Safe  Harbour  .  .  . 

Sagamok . 

Saganaga  Lake 

Sagard . 

Sagathun . 

Sagona  . 

tSaguenay  Airp’t 
tSaguenay  Power 
Sahanatien . 

fSahtlam . 

Saint  John.. .  (see 

Salaberry . 

Salem . 

tSalem . 

Salem . 

Salem  Road .... 


M6gantic . Q 

Saguenay . Q 

Vegreville . A 

Springfield . M 

Victoria . O 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate  .  Nd 
Algoma  East .  .  .  O 
Fort  William  .Ont 

Charlevoix . Q 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
Burin-Burgeo  .Nd 

Chicoutimi . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean. . .  .Q 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Nanaimo . BC 

St.  John) 

M6gantic . Q 

Wellington- 

Huron  . 0 

St.  J  ohn- AlbertNB 
Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  .  .  .NS 


Robertson  675 

via  Tadoussac 

Ashmont  529 
Spruce  584  or 
Lewis  529 
Rathburn  529 
Greenspond  378.7 

Massey  535 
via  Fort  William 
via  St.  Simeon 
Maple  Creek  535 

Harbour  Breton 
378.3-9 

l22(BagotvillePO) 
529.105,  505.1 
Bala  535  or  Tor¬ 
rance  529 
535.89 

Black  Lake  675 
Elora  535,  529 

529.66 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Yarmouth) 

St.  Peters  529 


Salford . 

*  Salisbury . 

Sally's  Cove .... 

Salmo . 593 

*Salmon  Arm 

1201 

Salmon  Bay .... 

fSalmon  Bay  .  .  . 
tSalmon  Beach.. 
Salmon  Cove  . .  . 

Salmonhurst . 

*  Salmon  River. .  . 

Salmon  River 

Bridge . 

Salmon  River .  . . 

Lake . 

fSalome . 


*  Saltcoats. . . .  522 

t  Salter . 

Salt  Lake . 

tSalt  Point . 


Oxford . O 

Westmorland .  NB 
Humber- 

St.  George's  Nd 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Kamloops BC 


535.46 
529.42-66 
Bonne  Bay  378.8 


585.15 

535.70 


Saguenay . Q 

CoastCapilano  BC 
Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 
Trinity-  _ 

Conception  .  Nd 
Victoria- 

Carleton .  .  .  NB 
Shelbume-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 

Halifax . NS 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . .  .Q 

Melville . S 

The  Battlefords. S 

Kindersley . S 

Dauphin . M 


via  Bonne 

Esperance 
455  (Brem  River, 
529.60  [P  O) 
Carbonear  529 

New  Denmark  529 

Hectanooga  562 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
Heatherton  529 

529.85  (Ste  Marie 
Salome,  P.O.) 

535.101 
529.250 
Denzil  535 
Winnipegosis  529 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Salt  Prairie . . . 
Salt  Springs.  .  . 
Salt  Springs .  .  , 
tSalt  Springs.. 

Salt  Springs  Sta. 

Salvador . 158 

Salvage . 


Sambro . 

Samburg . 

Sampson  Cove . . 

Samson’s  Island. 

Samson ville. . . 


Sanatorium  Begin 
Sanatorium  du 
Lac  Edouard. 
Sanatorium 
St.  Georges. .  . 
t Sanborn . 


Sanca . 

San  Clara .... 
fSanota  Anna. 


Sanctuaire 
du  Cap.  . 
Sanctuary . 


Sand  Banks. 
Sand  Bay . . , 


Sand  field.  .  . 
Sandford .  .  . 
tSandgren. . 
Sand  Hill. . . 
Sandilands .  . 
tSand  Lake. 


Sandon . 

Sand  Point .  . 
Sandridge.  .  . 
Sandringham  . 


Sandspit .  .  . 
tSandstone . 
tSandville . . 


*  Sandwich . 
tSand  wick. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Peace  River ....  A 

Royal . NB 

Pictou . NS 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 
Cumberland ...  NS 

Kindersley . S 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate. .  Nd 

Halifax . NS 

Prince  Albert .  . .  S 
Inverness- 
Richmond .  .  NS 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  Nd 
Inverness- 
Richmond .  .  NS 

Dorchester . Q 

Portneuf . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Rimouski . 


Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Kootenay  E. . .  BC 

Dauphin . M 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 
Champlain . Q 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Labrador . Nd 

Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue .  .  .  .  Q 
Algoma  E.R. . .  .0 

Ontario . O 

Kindersley . S 

Springfield . M 

Provencher.  .  .  .M 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka .  .  .  .  O 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Renfrew  S.R.. .  .O 

Selkirk . M 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate.  Nd 

Skeena . BC 

Macleod . A 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Essex  WR . O 


Enilda  645 
Passekeag  529 
West  River  529 
Antigonish  529 

529,12 

529.291 

Alexander  Bay 
529 

via  Halifax,  NS 
Pr.  Albert  529,535 
Louisdale  529 

Exploits  378.6 

St.  Peters  529 

Ste.  Germaine  675 
Lac  Edouard  529 


...  Q  via  Mont  Joli 
Disraeli  675 


Sandwith . 

Sandy  Bay . 

tSandy  Bay 

Sandy  Beach  C'tr 
Sandy  Bend 
Sandy  Cove . 


Sandy  Creek .... 

tSandy  Falls. . .  . 
Sandy  Hook .... 
Sandy  Islands. .  . 
*Sandy  Lake 
Sandy  Point .... 

Sandy  Point .... 

Sandy  Point 

Road . 

Sandy  Rapids. . . 

Sandyville . 

Sanford . 

Sangarth . 

*Sangudo. . .  .269 
Sanitarium . 


1'San  Josef  Bay. . 


Comox-Alberni 

. BC 

Meadow  Lake..  .S 

Mackenzie . S 

Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Gasp5 . Q 

Simcoe  NR....0 

Digby-A  nnapolis- 
Kings. .....  NS 

Pontiac-Temis 
camingue.  .  .  ,Q 

Timmins . 0 

Selkirk . 

Labrador . Nd 

Marquette . M 

Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  Nd 
St.  John-Albert 

.  . . NB 

Athabaska . A 

Burin-Burgeo .  Nd 
St.  Boniface.. . . M 

Wentworth . O 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka .  .  .  .  O 
Comox- 

Alberni . BC 


Sirdar  535 
Togo  529 
St.  Quentin  529 

(part  of  Cap  de  la 
Madeleine) 
535.147 

Cartwright  378.4 
Shawville  535 

Little  Current  535 
Uxbridge  529 
529.285 
Tyndall  535 
529.238 

Kearney  529 
535.82 
535.65 
529.242 

Alexander  Bay  525 

229,  455 
535.228 

Tatamagouche529 

575,  329.3  (Part 
of  Windsor  City) 
Courtenay  535 

529.292,  535. 1S3 
193 

Baiedes  Sables  PO 

via  Gasp6 
Elmvale  529 
Digby  562 

Campbells  Bay 
535 

Timmins  649 
535.123 
378.4 
529.230 
Shelburne  529 

St.  George’s  529 

via  Saint  John 

Bonnyville  529 

Hermitage  378.3-9 

529.227 

via  Hamilton 

529.322 

Gravenhurst  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


Sanmaur .  . 
Sans  Bruit. 
Sans  Souci. 


Sapawe.  .  . 
Sapperton . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


fSapton . 

Saraguay. . . .411 

Sardis . 

Sargent . 


Sarita  River  . 


*Sarnia. .  .34,697 


Sarrail . 

Sars field . 

Sarto . 

fSaskatchewan 

Landing . 

*Saskatoon53,2QS 


Bull  Harbour  455 


Saturna . 

Sauble  Beach .  .  . 
Sauble  Beach  N. 
Sauble  Beach 

South . 

tSaugeen . 

Saulnierville .  .  .  . 

\Saulnierville  Sta. 

Sault  au  Mouton 
721 

Sault  au  Recollet. 

tSaulteaux . 

Sault  St.  Lin. . . . 


*Sault  Ste.  Marie 
. 32,452 


Chapleau . Q 

Quebec  W . Q 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  .  .  .  O 
Fort  William .  .  .  O 
New  Westminst 
. BC 

Springfield . M 

Mount  Royal. . .  Q 
Fraser  Valley.. BC 
Northumberland 

. NB 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Lambton  WR, .  .  0 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Athabaska . A 

Russell . O 

Provencher . . . . M 
Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Saskatoon . . . Sask 


Sault  S.  Marie  W 

Sault  Ship  Canal. 
Saumarez.  .  .  . 
fSaunders .... 

Sauv5 . 

i'Savanne . 

Savant  Lake . 

Savary  Island. . . 

Savona . 

tSavory . 

Savoy . 


Nanaimo . BC 

Bruce . O 

Bruce . O 

Bruce . O 

Grey-Bruce.  .  .  .O 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Shelburne-Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Saguenay . Q 

Laval . Q 

Peace  River ....  A 
Joliet te- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. . .  .Q 
Algoma  WR. . .  .O 


Savoy  Landing. 

Sawdy . 

*Sawyerville. .  842 

Sayabec ....  2220 


Say  ward . 

Scandia . 

Scandinavia. , 
Scanterbury . 

Scapa . 

tScarboro’ . .  . 


Scarboro’  . 
^Scarboro’ 


Bluffs 


Scarboro’  June.. . 


Algoma  WR. . .  .0 

Algoma  WR. . .  .O 
Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Red  Deer. .  .  .Alta 

Gnsp5 . 

Fort  William .  .  .  O 
Port  Arthur.  .  .  .0 
Comox-AlberniBC 
Kamloops.  .  .  .BC 

Skeena . BC 

Northumberland 

. NB 

Gloucester. . . .  NB 

Athabaska . A 

Compton- 
Frontenac. . . .  Q 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Comox-AlberniBC 
Medicine  Hat, . .  A 

Marquette . M 

Springfield . M 

Acadia . A 

York-Scarboro’.O 

York-Scarboro’ .  O 
Danforth . O 

York-Scarboro' .  O 


529.120 
Quebec  City 
Parry  Sound  529, 
535 
529.132 

535.71,  529.347 
Sub  P.O.  of  New 
Westminster 
Hazelridge  535 
Cartierville  529 
514 

Loggieville  529 

450.2,  456  or  Port 
Alberni  535 
529.185-203.546.3 
430.4,  329.3. 

258,  278 
Bridge  to  Port 
Huron,  Mich. 
Boyle  045 
Leonard  535 
Carey  535 
Stewart  Valley 
535 

529.245-252-255, 

535.156-158,173. 

240 

453 

Hepworth  529 
Hepworth  529 
Hepworth  529 

535.40-47 

562.1 

562.1 

via  Les  Escoumins 

529. 85or  Bordeaux 

645.1  [535 
St.  Lin  535 


Scarboro’  Village.  I  York-Scarboro’ 


502.1,  535.67,  240, 
430.4,  428,  438, 
329.14,  Bridge 
with  Soo,  Mich. 
Sub  PO  of  Sault 
Ste  Marie 
via  Sault  Ste  Marie 
Tracadie  529 
529.319 
Matane  528 
535.51 
529.156 
452,  455 
535.70,  529.347 
529.350 
Newcastle  529 

Shippigan  529 
Athabaska  529 

535.9 

529.50 

455 

535  241 

Clanwilliam  529 
529.240 
529.277-325 
529.83-177  (Scar¬ 
boro’  Jet..  P.O.) 
Scarboro’  529 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Toronto)  via 
Scarboro  529 
529.83-177  (R.R. 


name  Scarboro 
Scarboro’  529 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


187 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

Scarlet  Park.  .  .  . 

Simcoe  East. .  .  .  O 
Brandon-SourisM 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

Kindersley . Sc 

Saguenay . Q 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .NS 
York  N.  R . O 

Scatarie  Island. . 

*Sceptre . 220 

tSohefferville  .  .  . 
tSchnares 

Port  Arthur ....  O 
Medicine  Hat. . .  A 

Renfrew  S  R .  .  .  O 
Pon  tiac-T  emis- 
camingue .  .  .  .  Q 
Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue .  .  .  .  Q 
Perth . O 

Science  Hill . 

tScoble  West.  .  . 

Fort  William.  .  .0 

tScotch  Hill  East 
tScotch  Ridge... 
tScotch  Settle’t. 
tScotch  Settle’t. 
Scotch  T oxen .... 
Scotch  Village.  .  . 

Pictou . NS 

Charlotte . NB 

Westmorland .  NB 

Royal . NB 

Cape  Breton.  .NS 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . O 

Scotsguard ....  88 

*Scotstown..  1,350 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
Compton- 

Frontenac. .  . .  Q 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 
Peace  River. .  .  .A 

Kindersley . S 

York-Sunbury  NB 

Scott . 264 

Scott . 

Scott  Junction . . 

fScott  Mills 
fScott  Road 
Scottsburgh . 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  E.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Shawville  535 


529.315 


[535 


tScotts  Junction. 


Scoudouc. . 
Scout  Lake. 
Scrip . 


Scudder . 


Scugog. . . 
Seabright . 
Seabrook. 


Seaford  . 

*Seaforth. .  .2,118 

Seaforth . 

Seagrave . 

fSeal  Cove . 

Seal  Cove . 

Seal  Cove . 

S  ial  Cove . 


Seal  Cove .... 
Seal  Harbour .  . 


Seal  Island . 

Searchmont . 
Searston. . .  ■ 


Sea  Side. 


Dorchester . Q 

York  Sunbury.NB 
Westmorland .  NB 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
Dorchester . Q 

Westmorland  .  NB 

Assiniboia . S 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Essex  S  R . O 

Ontario . O 

Halifax . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Huron .  O 

Halifax . NS 

Ontario . O 

Gasp6 . Q 

Charlotte . NB 

St.  John’s  E..  .Nd 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay. .  Nd 

Burin-Burgeo. .  Nd 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 
Shelbu  rne- Y  ar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 

Algoma  W  R . . .  O 

Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Restigouche- 

Madawaska.NB 


POST 

OFFICES 


tSeaton . 
Sea  view . 


Seba  Beach.. 
Sebright 
Sebringville . 

Sechelt . 

Secretan 


.103 


fSecret  Cove. .  . . 

Sedalia . 

*Sedgwick .  .  .  485 

Sedley . 301 

Seebe . 

Seech . 

Seeleys  Bay . . . 
tSeely . 


Selby . 

Selby  Lake . 


Lyon  Brook  529 
Moore's  Mills  535 
529.65 
535  315 
NewWaterford698 
562.4 

529.252 

529.193-215 
703 
529.15 
535.170 

535.7 

Strathlorne  529 

Gage  645 
529.245 
535.309 

675,  675.3  (Rly.  n. 

Scotts  Jet.) 
Magaguadavic  535 
River  Glade  529 
529.270 

675,  675.3  (PO  n. 

Scott  Jonction) 
529.41 
535.143 
Clair  529 

437,  159  or  Leam¬ 
ington  546,  623 
Port  Perry  529 
French  Village  529 
Digby  562 

455 
529.186 
529.16 

Blackwater  529 
Douglastown  529 
Grand  Manan  403 
529.34 
378.8 

Hermitage  378.3-9 
368 

Lower  Wood 
Harbour  529 

502.1 

St.  Andrew’s  529 


Seguin  F alls .  . 

tSeibert . 

Seignory  Club. . . 


Seldom  Come  By. 

*Selkirk.. .  .6,218 
*Selkirk . 


t  Selkirk. 
-[■Selkirk. 
tSellars . 
tSellars . 

Selma  h  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Skeena . BC 

Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Victoria . O 

Perth . O 

Coast  Capilano  BC 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ,S 
Coast  Capilano  BC 

Acadia . A 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Qu’Appelle..  .Sask 

Bow  River . A 

Marquette . M 

Leeds . O 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka .  . 
Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Kenora-Rainy 

River . O 

Labelle . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


.0 


529.350 

Sporting 

Mountain  529 
or  St.  Peters  529 
529.291 
Rathburn  529 
529.186 
452,  455 

535.149 

via  Half  Moon  Bay 

529.269 

535.232 

535.150 
535.225 
Oalcburn  529 
Gananoque  702 
Huntsville  529 

Parry  Sound  529, 
535 
529.132 


Selma  Park. 
Selwood . .  .  . 


*Semans . 332 


Semiahmoo 

Semiwagan 


Senate . 


Ridge 


fSeneca . 
Senkiw . . 


Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . 

Brome- 
Missisquoi . . .  .  Q 
Bona  vis  ta- 

T  willingate. .  N  d 

Selkirk . M 

Brant- 

Haldirnand . . .  O 

Yukon . Yu 

Kings . PEI 

Fort  William .  .  .O 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Coast  Capilano  B  C 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre .  .  S 
NewW’minsterBC 
N  orthumberland 

. NB 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  .S 
Brant- 

Haldimand. .  .0 
Provencher . . . . M 


535.18,  (R  R  n, 
Montebello) 
Napanee  529 

Cowansville  535 


*Senlac .  .  . 
Senneterre . 
Senneville . . 


.  .125 
.1686 
.  .878 


Dickie  529 


*Sept  lies .  .  1866 


Serath . 

fSergent . 

-[Service . 

Sesekinika . 

Seton  Portage  . 
tSeven  Islands. 

1866 

Seven  Persons . 
Seven  Sisters  Falls 
70  Mile  House . 
Severn  Bridge .  . 

[Severn  Falls .  . 


Severn  Park. 
tSevick .... 
Sevigny .... 
[Sevogle .  .  . 


Kindersley . S 

Chapleau ......  Q 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Saguenay . Q 


Melville . S 

Meadow  Lake. . .  S 
Moose  Mountain  S 
Timiskaming ...  O 
Kamloops.  .  .  .BC 
Saguenay . Q 

Medicine  Hat. . .  A 

Springfield . M 

Kamloops ....  BC 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.  . 
Simcoe  E  R . 


.  .0 

.  .0 


Simcoe  ER....0 

Churchill . M 

Dorchester . Q 

N'rth’mb'rl’ndNB 


378.7 

535.123,  442 
Hagersville  529, 
623 

see  Fort  Selkirk 
529.4 

Fort  William  529 
529.116  (PO  [535 
Sillarsville) 

South  Maitland 
562 
via  Sechelt 
Eel  River  529 

529.245 

White  Rock  585 
Barnaby  River 
529 
535.170 

529.199  (York 
P.O.) 

Gardenton  529 
or  Arnaud  535 
535.158 
529.119-120 
St.  Annes  535,  529 

680,  348.2,  349.2, 
123  (Ry.  name 
Seven  Islands) 
Southey  535 
535.179 
529.263 

649 

650 

680,  348.2,  349.2, 
123  (Sept  lies  PO) 
535.230 

\Vhitemouth  535 
650  (RR  n.  70  Mi) 
529.193  (R  R 
name  Severn) 
535.48  (Severn 
Park  PO) 
Severn  Falls  535 
529.232 

Ste.  Justine  675 
Newcastle  529 


188 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 

STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

Provencher . . . . M 
Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 
Peace  River.  ...  A 
Kamloops ....  BC 
Coast-Capil’noBO 
Fort  William.  .  .0 

Kindersley . S 

Halifax . NS 

535.117 

Caraquet  529 

645.1 

Sicamous  535 
via  N'rth  V'nc’v’ 
529.132 

535.162 
via  Halifax 

529.27 

Sexsmith . 331 

fSeymour  Arm . . 
Seymour  Heights 

Shac/cleton ....  98 

Shag  H arbour .  .  . 

Shelburne- Yar- 

Shakespeare . 

Shalalth ........ 

Shalka . 

Shallop  Cove  . .  . 

Shalloway  Cove 

*  Shallow  Lake  299 
*Shamrock. . .  101 

Shamrock  Valley 

tShand . 

Shannon . 

Shannon . 

fShannon  Bay . . 
* Shannon  Park  . 
Shannon  vale .... 

Shannonville .... 

Shanty  Bay . 

fShapley  Creek.. 
*Sharbot  Lake.  .  . 

Sharon . 

fSharp  Corners. . 

t  Sharpewcod. . .  . 

tSharrow . 

Shaughnessy .  .  . . 
Shaughnessy  .... 

*Shaunavon  1,625 


Shawbridge. . .  700 
fShaw  Brook.  .  . 
*Shawinigan 
Falls .  .  .  26,903 
Postal  Sta.  B  . 
Shawinigan  Nord 

tShawmere . 

fShawnigan  Bch 

Shawnigan  Lake. 

*Shawville.  .1159 

fShearer  Dale. . 
Shearstown  .  .  . 


*Shearwater . 

fSheba . 

Shebandowan. . . . 
tShebeshekong. . 

Shedden . 

*Shediac.  .  .2,010 
Shediac  Bridge. . . 
Sheenboro ' . 


fSheep  Creek  . . . 

Sheerness . 

*  Sheet  Harbour. . 

Sheet  Harbour .  . 

Passage . 

Sheffield  .... 

tSheffield . ! 

Sheffield  Mills. .  . 

Sheguiandah 


mouth-ClareNS 

Perth . O 

Kamloops  ....  BC 

Vegreville . A 

Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate .  Nd 

Grey  NR . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 

Athabaska . A 

M  oose  M  ountain  S 

Royal . NB 

Portneuf . Q 

Skeena . BC 

Halifax . NS 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 
Hastings  SR...0 
Simcoe  E  R  . .  . .  O 

Hull . Q 

Hastings- 

Frontenae. . .  .  O 

York  NR . O 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Selkirk . M 

Medicine  Hat..  .A 

Lethbridge . A 

Vancouver- 

Quadra.  .BC 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . 
Terrebonne. . 
Westmorland 
St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

70  Viger  St. 

St.  Maurice- 

Lafleche . Q 

Algoma  E  R. .  .  .0 
Esquimalt- 
Saanich  ....  BC 
Esquimalt- 
Saanich  . 
Pontiac- 
TemiscamingueQ 

Cariboo . BC 

Trinity 

Conception  .  Nd 

Halifax . NS 

Royal . NB 

Fort  William.  .  .O 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . 

Elgin . 

Westmorland 
Westmorland .  NB 
Pontiac- 

T  emiscamingueQ 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 

Acadia . A 

Halifax . NS 


..  .0 
...Q 
.  NB 


.BC 


...O 
. .  .O 
.NB 


Halifax . NS 

Wentworth . O 

Y  ork-Sunbury  NB 
Digby-Annapolis- 
Kings . NS 

Algoma  E  R. .  . .  O 


529.185 

650 

Hairy  Hill  535 
529.34 

Alexander  Bay 
529 

529.189 

535.172 

Elk  Point  529 
535.151 

Hampstead  529 
Valcartier  529 
455 

Dartmouth  529 
Eel  River  529 

529.83,  535.50 
529.193 

Buckingham  535 
535.34-61 

Newmarket  529 
Roblindale  535  or 
via  Napanee 
Poplarfield  529 
535.246 
Picture  Butte  535 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver) 
535.170 

535.49 

535.23,  529.99 
Moncton  529 
529.85,  535.29 


Shawinigan  Falls 
529,  535 

529.131 
529.346 

535.88 

535.28 

Dawson  Creek  645 
Bay  Roberts  529 

Dartmouth  529 
Cody  535 

529.132 
Nobel  535 

623.34,  546.2 
529.41 
Shediac  529 
Pembroke  529,  535 

Salmo  585 
529.314 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
via  Galt 
Ripples  535 
562.2 

Little  Current  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


.305 


*Sheho . 

Sheila . 

Shekatika  Bay .  . 

*  Shelburne .  1,184 

*  Shelburne  .2,040 


Sheldrake . 

*Shellbrook..  .649 

Shelley . . 

*  Shell  Lake.  .239 

Shellmouth . 

Shell  Valley . 

Shelter  Bay . 

Shemogue . 

fShenacadie .... 

fShenley  Est. .  .  . 
fShenston . 


Shep . 

Shepard .  .  . 
tShepenge. 
Shepody. . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Y  orkton . S 

Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 
Saguenay . Q 

Dufierin-Simcoe 

.0 


fSheptetski. .  . 
tSheraton .... 

*  Sherbrooke 50,543 
*Sherbrooke .  .  . 


fShere.  .  .  . 
Shergrove . 
Sheridan .  . 
tSherks .  .  . 
Sherkston.  . 


Sherman.  .  . 
Sherridon. . . 
Sherrington . 


tSherritt  Gordon 

Mines . 

Sherwood . 

Sheshegwaning.  . 

Shevlin . 

Shickshock  .... 

Shigawake . 

Shigawake  East. . 

Shillington . 

Shilo  . 

Shinimecas  Bdge. 
Shining  Bank . 
Shining  Tree. . 
Ship  Cove  . .  . 
Ship  Cove  . .  . 


Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 

Saguenay . Q 

Prince  AJbert .  .  .  S 

Cariboo . BC 

Meadow  Lake. .  .  S 

Marquette . M 

Dauphin . M 

Saguenay . Q 

Westmorland .  NB 
Cape  Breton  N. 
Victoria ....  NS 

Beauce . Q 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  O 

Peel . O 

Bow  River . A 

Vegreville . A 

St.  John- Albert 

. NB 

Chapleau . Q 

Skeena . BC 

Sherbrooke . Q 

Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 

Cariboo . BC 

Dauphin . M 

Hal  ton . O 

Welland . O 

Welland . O 

Coast  Capil’noBC 

Churchill . M 

St.  Jean-Iberville- 
Napierville. .  .  Q 
Churchill . M 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


535.144-156 
Tracadie  529 
via  Bonne 
Esperance 
535.40 

529.26 

348.2 

529.256-265-287 
529.350 
529.287 
529.230 
Inglis  535 
348.2,  349.2,  123 
Port  Elgin  529 
529.14 

St.  Evariste  675 
Stratton  529 

Pt. Credit,  529,  535 
535.225-248 
Two  Hills  535 
Hillsboro  529 

Barraute  529 
529.350 

675,  529.82,  535.7 
Antigonish  529 

529.350 
Ste.  Rose  529 
Clarkson  529, 535 
529.199 
529.199  (R  R 
name  Sherks) 
via  Vancouver 
529.243,  195 
529.80 

Sherridon  529 


Ship  Harbour .  .  . 

Ship  Harbour.  .  . 
Ship  Harbour. .  . 

Shipman . 

Shippegan  .  .1181 

Shippegan  Gully. 

Shipshaw . 

tShives  Athol . .  . 

fShoal  Bay . 

Shoal  Creek.  .  .  . 
Shoal  Harbour. .  . 

*  Shoal  Lake..  721 
Shoal  Point  .... 
Shoe  Cove . 


Shoreacres .  . 
Shorncliffe. . 
Shortdale .  . . 
Shouldice .  . . 

Shrewsbury . 


Springfield . M 

Algoma  E  R. .  .  .  O 

Dauphin . M 

Gaspe . Q 

Bona  venture. . . .  Q 
Bonaventure. . . .  Q 

Timmins . O 

Marquette . M  529.258 

Cumberland. . .  NS 
Jasper-Edson.  .  .A 

Nickel  Belt . O 

St.  John’s  W.  .  Nd 
Humber- 

St.  George’s. Nd 
Halifax . NS 


St.  John’s  W.  .  Nd 
Labrador  ....Nd 
Prince  Albert .  .  .  S 
Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 

Gloucester. . . .  NB 

Lapointe . Q 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Comox-Alberni 

. BC 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Trinity- 

Conception  .  Nd 

Marquette . M 

St.  John’s  W.  .Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .Nd 
Kootenay  W. . BC 

Selkirk . M 

Dauphin . M 

Macleod . A 

Kent . O 


Beaconia  529 
via  Gore  Bay 
529.259  [Monts 
via  Ste.  Anne  des 
St.  Godfroi  529 
Marcil  529 
Matheson  649 


Amherst  529 
Peers  529 
Westree  529 
Placentia  529 
Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
378.2  [bour  378.4 
Fishing  Ships  Har- 
535.178 

529.60  (Ry.  name 
Shippigan) 
Shippigan  529 
Jonquiere  529 
Campbellton 
529 

233,  455  (Thurlow 
P  O) 

Pibroch  645 
529.34-35 

535.101 

via  St.  John’s 

378.5 

535.72 

Riverton  535, 
529.259 
535.242 
Blenheim  546 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


189 


POST 

OFFICES 


*Shubenacadie. 


Shunacadie . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Shuswap . 
Sibbald. . . 
Sicamous . 


tSiderite.  . 
tSidewood . 

Sidmouth.  . 


*  Sidney .  . 


Sidney . 
Siegas . 


*Sifton . 

Sight  Point.  . . 

Siglunes . 

Sillarsville .... 

Sillery _ 10,376 

fSillikers . 


Sillsville . 


*Silton . 


.83 


Silver . 

Silver  Bay. . .  . 
Silver  Bay  Park. 
fSilver  Centre. . 

Silverdale . 

tSilverdale.  .  .  . 
Silver  Fox  Island 

Silver  Grove.  . 
Silver  Heights .  .  . 
fSilver  Hill .  . . 
fSilver  Islet .  . 
Silver  Mine. . . 


Silver  Mountain. 
Silver  Park .  .  . 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Silver  Plains . 

Silverton . 339 

Silverton  Station. 
Silver  Water.. 

Silverwood . 

*Simcoe..  .  .7,269 

Simcoe  Island . . . 
Simcoe  Point.. .  . 
*Simmie . 


Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  .  .  .NS 
Kamloops .  .  .  .BC 

Acadia . A 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke. .  BC 
Algoma  W  R .  .  .  O 
Swift  Currents 
Maple  Creek  .  S 
Okanagan- 

Revelstoke  .BC 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich  .  . .  .BC 
Portage- 

Neepawa.  .  .  .M 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 

Dauphin . M 

Inverness- 

Richmond  ..NS 

Selkirk . M 

Bona  venture. . . .  Q 

Quebec  S . Q 

N  orthumberland 

. NB 

Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre .  .  S 

Selkirk . M 

Selkirk . M 

W  elland .... 
Timiskaming.  .  .0 
Fraser  Valley .  BC 

Lincoln . O 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate  .  Nd 
The  Battlefords. S 

Acadia . A 

Norfolk . O 

Port  Arthur .  .  .  .  O 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 
Fort  William.  .  .O 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Provencher . . . . M 
Kootenay  W .  .  BC 

Marquette . M 

Algoma  E  R. .  .  .  O 
Peace  River ....  A 
Norfolk . O 


529.12 


529.14  (R  R  name 
Shenacadie) 
535.70 
529.252 
535.70-74 

Jamestown  502 
535.225 


Simoom  Sound .  . 

*  Simpson. .  .  .270 

tSimpson  Corner 

Sinclair . 

Sinclair  Mills.  . 
Singhampton. .  . 
Sinnett . 


.  .358 


*Sintaluta . 

Sion . 

*Sioux  Lookout 
2,364 

Sioux  Narrows . 


Sirdar. 

Sirko.  . 


POST 

OFFICES 


535.75 

453  or  via 
Victoria 
535.112 

535.302,  529.51 

529.  232-237 
Inverness  529 

Mulvihill  529 
Sellars  529 
Sub  P.O.  of  Quebec 
Newcastle  529 

Napanee  529 

535.160 

535.122 
Ashern  529 
ia  Port  Colborne 
Cobalt  649 
535.70 
703 

Greenspond  378.7 

Leask  529 
Coronation  535 
Delhi  529,  712 
via  Port  Arthur 
via  Sydney 

[535 

Fort  William  529 
535.157 

529.221,585.2,  547 

445.2 

529.230 

via  Gore  Bay 

645.1 

529.196-206-209 
615,  712 

Kingston,  529,  535 
Pickering  529 
535.182 


Kingston . O 

Ontario . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
Comox-Alberni 

. BC 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre .  .  S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  .NS 
Brandon-Souris  M 

Cariboo . BC 

Simcoe  N  R. .  .  .0 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Qu’Appelle. .  .Sask 
Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River.  .0 
Kenora-Rainy 

River . O 

Kootenay  E. .  .BC  535.69 
Provencher _ M  Sundown  529 


tSirois . 

Siscoe . 

tSissiboo . 

Sissiboo  Falls .  .  . 

tSister  Butte. . .  . 


fSix  Roads.  .  . 
Sixteen  Island 

Lake . 

tSkaha . 


Skaro . 

Skead . 

Skeena  Crossing 
Skerryvore . 


233,  455 

535.159 

New  Germany 
529 

535.150 
529.350 
Duntroon  529 
535.157 

535.149 
Busby  645 
529.156-160,  155, 
195 

Kenora  535 


tSkibo . 

Skidegate . 

Skidegate  Mission 


Skiff . 

Skir  Dhu. 


Skookumchuck. . 

Skownan . 

Skull  Creek . . . 


Skye  Glen. 

Sky  Lake . . 
Slate  Falls. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Quisibis  529,  535 

Val  d’Or  529 
562.1 


Weymouth  562 
Glentworth  535 


fSlate  River 
Valley 

Slave  Lake. . . 

Slawa . 

Sleeman . 


*Slocan . 


.374 


Slocan  Park  . . . 
Slope  Road .... 
Sluice  Point. .  .  . 


*Smeaton  .  .  .  309 
Smelt  Brook.  . 

Smiley . 105 

fSmith . 


Smithers. . .  .1204 
Smithfield .... 
Smithfield .... 


Smith  Hill.  . . . 
Smith  Lake. .  . 

Smiths . 

Smith’s  Corner. . 
Smith’s  Cove. . .  . 

*Smiths  Falls 

. .  .  .8,441 

Smithsville.  .  . 


tSmithtown. . .  . 

*Smithville . 

Smokey  . 

tSmoking  Tent. 
Smoky  Burn.  .  . 
Smoky  Heights.. . 
*Smoky  LakeAQl 
Smoky  Ridge . 
*Smooth  Rock 
Falls . 1102 

Smuts . 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 

Villeneuve . Q 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  .S 
Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes  .  ,Q 
Okanagan- 

Boundary  .  .  BC 

Vegreville . A 

Nickel  Belt  ...  .0 

Skeena . BC 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  ....  O 
Algoma  ER....0 

Skeena . BC 

Skeena . BC 

Medicine  Hat. . .  A 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria ....  NS 
Kootenay  E. . .  BC 

Dauphin . M 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ,S 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

Selkirk . M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac ....  O 
Fort  William ...  O 

Peace  River ....  A 

Vegreville . A 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  O 
Kootenay  W . .  BC 


Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Y  ork-Sunbury  NB 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Prince  Albert .  .  .  S 
Cape  Breton  N. 
Victoria.  .  .  .NS 

Kindersley . S 

Peace  River ....  A 

Skeena . BC 

N  orthumberl’d. .  O 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 

Brandon- SourisM 

Athabaska . A 

Westmorland .  NB 

Kent . NB 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Lanark . O 

Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 

Royal . NB 

Lincoln . O 

Labrador . Nd 

Mackenzie . S 

Mackenzie . S 

Peace  River.  . .  . A 

Vegreville . A 

Mackenzie . S 

Cochrane . O 


Ferguson  529 
529.99 


535.93 


Star  535 

529.137 

529.350 

317  or  Pointe  au 
Baril  535 
Dean  Lake  535 
455 

Skidegate  455 


535.243 
Breton  Cove 
365 
535.84 

Winnipegosis  529 
Piapot  535 

Orangedale  529 


Silver  535 
Kaladar  535 

F ort  W  illiam  529 
535 
645.1 
535.164 
529.132  (R  R 
name  Sleemans) 
535.77,  445.2  (R 
R  and  landing 
n.  Slocan  City) 
535.77 
Minto  535 
Tusket  529 

535.178 

via  White  Point 

529.269 

645.1  (Mirror 
Landing  PO) 

529.350,  177 
Brighton  529,  535 
Sunnybrae  529 

Enterprise  529 
Ardmore  529 
Shediac  529 
Harcourt  529 

562.1 

535.33-34-58, 

529.140 

Barrington  529 

Hampton  529 
703,  703.1 
378.4 
529'232 

Carrot  River  529 
Sexsmith  645 
529.318 
Erwood  529 
529.154  (RR  name 
Smooth  Rock) 


Rosthern . S  529.29Q 


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RAILROAD  ON 

DOMINION 

WHICH  LOCATED, 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

OR  NEAREST  R.R. 

OFFICES 

DISTRICTS 

STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 

fSnake  Falls. .  . . 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  O 

Red  Lake  Road  529 
or  Vermilion  Bay 
535 

fSnake  River. 

tSnedden . 

Snelgrove.  .  .  . 
Snipe  Lake .  .  . 
Snook's  Arm  . 


Snowden . 

Snow  Flake .... 

Snow  Lake . 

Snow  Road 

Station . 

tSnowshoe . 

tSnug  Harbour. . 

Snug  Harbour  .  . 
Soapstone  Mine. 

Sober  Island .  .  .  . 


fSockeye . . 
Soda  Creek. 
Sointula. .  . 


Sokal . 

Soldier's  Cove. 

Soldier’s  Cove 

West . 

Solomon . 


Solsgirth. 
Solsqua. . 


*Sombra. . 
fSomenos . 
Somerset. . 


Somerset  .... 

Somme . 

Songis . 

Sonier . 

*Sonningdale. 
Sonora . 


tSonya. 
*Sooke . 


tSooke  Lake. . . . 


fSoperton  . 
Sop’s  Arm. 


*Sorel . 14,961 

Sormany .  . . 
Sorrento .... 
*Souris.  . . .  1,584 
*SourisBast  1, 183 

South  Allan  .... 
South  Alton .... 

Southampton.  .  .  . 
* Southampton 

. 1,700 

fSouthampton .  . 

Southbank . 

tSouth  Bar  of 
Sydney  River. 
South  Bathurst. . . 
South  Bay . 


tSouth  Bay . 

tSouth  Bay . 

South  Bay  Mouth 


Rosthern . S 

Inverness- 
Richmond.  .NS 
Inverness- 
Richmond .  .  NS 
Ties  de  la 
Madeleine..  .  .Q 

Marquette . M 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke. .  BC 
Lambton-Kent. .  O 

Nanaimo . BC 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Lisgar . M 

Mackenzie .  S 

Nipissing . O 

Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 
The  Battlefords.S 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 

Victoria . O 

Esquimalt- 
Saanich  ....  BC 
Esquimalt- 
Saanich  .  .  .  .BC 

E^eeds . O 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 
Richelieu- 
Vercheres .  .  .  .  Q 
Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Kamloops ....  BC 
Brandon-Souris  M 
Kings . PEI 

Rosthern . S 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Cumberland. . .  NS 
Bruce . 0 

York-Sunbury 

. .NB 

Skeena . BC 

S.  Cape  Breton 

. NS 

Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Prince  Ldward- 

Lennox . O 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 
St.  John- 

Albert . NB 

Algoma  E  R. .  . .  0 


Renfrew  N  R. 

.  .0 

535.65 

Lanark . 

.  .O 

535.65 

Peel . 

.  .O 

535.39 

Kindersley. . . 

.  .s 

529.267 

Grand  Falls- 

378.5 

White  Bay 

Nd 

Prince  Albert 

.  .S 

535.178 

Lisgar . 

.M 

535.125-127 

Churchill  .  .  . 

.M 

195 

Hastings- 

535.61 

Frontenac. . 

,.o 

Cariboo . 

BC 

529.350 

Parry  Sound- 

Nobel  535 

Muskoka  .  . 

.  .0 

Labrador .... 

Nd 

378.4 

Inverness- 

Orangedale  529 

Richmond . 

NS 

Halifax . 

NS 

Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 

Skeena . 

BC 

529.350 

Kamloops  .  .  .  . 

BC 

650,  463 

Comox-Alberni 

455 

BC 

Wakaw  529 
St.  Peters  529 

St.  Peters  529 
via  Amherst 


535.101 

535.70 

546.3 

535.88 

562.5 

529.222-227 
529.288 
Feronia  649 
Tracadie  529 
535.141 

Antigonish  529 

Blackwater  529 
Milnes  L’d'g  529 

Leechtown  529 

Forfar  529 
378.8 

529.108-109,  329.8 

Beresford  529 
Notch  Hill  535 
535.118-119-150 
529.4-8 

(R  R  n.  Souris) 
Allan  529 
Kentville  562 

549 

529.188 

535.301-314 

Burns  Lake  529 
via  Sydney 

Bathurst  529 
Picton  529 

Ingonish  365 

535.307 

438.1  or  Little 
Current  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


South  Beach.  .  . 

South  Bolton 

tSouth  Branch . . 

South  Branch. . . 

South  Branch  of 
St.  Nicholas  Riv. 
South  Brook. . . . 

South  Brookfield . 

*South  Burnaby 

South  Cayuga. .  . 

tSouth  Clones. . . 
South  Cove . 


South  Devon  .... 

*South  Durham 

. 416 

South  East 

Passage . 

South  East 

Placentia 
*South  Edmonton 

Southend  . 

Southern  Bay  .  . 

Southern 
Harbour  .  .  . 
tSouth  Esk. . . 

Southey . 402 

South  Fork . 

Sth.  Fort  George. 
South  Gillies .  .  . 

South  Harbour. 


South  Haven .  .  . 

South  Hazelton . 
South  Holliwood 
South  Indian 

Lake 
South  Ingonish 

Harbour . 

South  Junction. . 
South  Kouchi- 

bouguao . 

South  Lancaster. 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


ISouthlawn  .... 
tSouth  Lochaber 

Southmag.  .  .  . 


tSouth 

Magnetawan. . 
South  Maitland. . 

South  Makwa .  .  . 
tSouth 

Manchester. . . 
South  March.  .  .  . 
tSth.  McLellan’s 
Mountain .... 
South  Milford. .  . 

South  Monaghan 
*  South  Mountain 

South  Nelson. .  .  . 


lies  de  la 
Madeleine. . .  .Q 
Brome- 

Missisquoi. . . .  Q 
Colehester- 

Hants . NS 

Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Kent . NB 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  NS 
Burnaby- 

Richmond.  .BC 
Brant- 

Haldimand . . .  O 

Royal . NB 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 
Y  ork-Sunbury 

. NB 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Halifax . NS 

St.  Johns  W. .  .  Nd 

Edmonton- 

Strathcona ...  A 

Mackenzie . S 

Bona  vis  ta- 

Twillingate  .  Nd 
St.  John’s  W.  .  Nd 

Northumber'ld 

. NB 

Melville . S 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 

Cariboo . BC 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  O 
Cape  Breton  N. 
Victoria ....  NS 

Cape  Breton  N. 
Victoria ....  NS 

Skeena . BC 

Prince  Albert.  .  .  S 
Churchill . M 

Cape  Breton  N 
Victoria.  .  .  .NS 
Provencher . . . . M 
Kent . NB 


Glengarry- 
Prescott. . . . 

Essex  W . 

Antigonish- 
Guvsboro’ .  . 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  . 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  . 
Colchester- 

Hants . 

Meadow  Lake 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’ .  . 

Carleton . 

Pictou . 


NS 

.0 

.0 


NS 
.  .8 

NS 

.0 

NS 


Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Northumberl’ndO 

Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Northumberland 

. NBl 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


via  Grindstone 
Island 
Knowlton  535 

Reid  529 

529.34 

Rexton  529 


378.5 

529.30 

Suburb  oF 
Vancouver 
Dunnville  529,  703 

Welsford  535 

364  or  Iona  529 

529.79,  535.301- 
315 
529.82 

Eastern  Passagp 
529 

Placentia  529 

535.226-227, 
529.323 
193 
529.35 

529.34 

Newcastle  529 

535.155 

535.170 

[659 

Prince  George  529 
Fort  William  529, 
535 

via  Neils  Harbor, 
or  via  North 
Sydney 

365  or  via 
North  Sydney 

Hazelton  529 
Carrot  River  529 
195  or  Wabowden 
529 

365  or  via  North 
Sydney 
529.224-238 
Richibucto  529 

Lancaster  529 

da  Windsor 
Antigonish  529 

529.130  (RR  name 
So.  Magnetawan) 
529.130  (South¬ 
mag  PO) 

562.4 

Meadow  Lake  535 
via  Guysboro 

529.214 

New  Glasgow  529 

Annapolis  Royal 
562 

via  Peterboro 
Mountain  535 

529.56 


1956] 


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POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


POST 

OFFICES 


Spanish  Ship  Bay 

Sparrow  Lake. .  . 

Sparta . 

tSparwood  . 

Spear  Harbour.  . 

Spear  Hill . 

*S pedden . 

tSpeddington . .  . 

tSpeedwell . 

tSpeedwell . 

*Speers . 127 

fSpence . 

Spencer’s  Cove.. 
Spencer’s  Island. 
*Spencerville .  . .  . 

*Spences  Bridge . 

Sperling . 

fSperling . 

fSpetch . 

Spillimacheen  .  . 
Spinney  Hill. .. . 
Spirit  Lake ...... 

*  Spirit  River.  553 
Spiritwood . .  .355 

Spondin . 

Spooner . 

tSporting 

Mountain.  .  .  . 
Spotted  Islands. 

Spragge . 

* Sprague . 

Spring  Bay . 

Springbrook . 

fSpringbrook. . . . 
tSpringburn .... 
Spring  Coulee.  .  . 
*Springdale  .... 

Springdale  Park . 

*  Spring  field.  .524 

Springfield . 

Springfield . 

Springfield  Park. 

Springford . 

Springhaven .... 

Spring  Hill . 

fSpring  Hill .... 
*Springhill  .7,138 
Springhill  J uvict . 
Springhurst 

Beach . 

fSpring  Point. .  . 
f Springridge .  .  .  . 
Spring  side .  .  .  320 
Springstein .  .  . . 

Springtown . 

fSpringvale ...  . 
*SpringValleylli 

tSpringville . 

Springwater . .  .85 

Spring  Well . 

fSproat  Lake  .  .  . 

fSpruce . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.R, 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


South  Ohio . 

t'outh  Oshawa. . 
tSouth  Parry .  .  . 

South  Pender . . . 
*South  Porcupine 
*Southport .  . 

Southport.  . 
Southport.  .  . 

tSouth  Portage.. 

1'South  Port 

Morien . 

South  Quebec. . 
South  Quinan.  . 

South  Range. .  . 

tSouth  Rawdon. 

tSouth  Rhodena. 

*South  River.  943 

tSouth  River. . . . 

South  River 

Bourgeois . 

South  River  Lake. 

South  River  Sta. 

South  Roxton.  .  . 
Sth.  St.  Norbert. 
South  St.  Vital .  . 
tSouth  Salt 

Springs . 

South  Side  Basin 
of  River  Denys 
*South  Slocan.  .  . 
Sth.  Stukely  299 . 
tSouth  Tilley.  .  . 

tSouth  Uniacke. 

Southville . 


South  Wellington. 
tSouth  West. . .  . 
South-W  Mabou. 


Shelburne-Yar-  Ohio  562 
mouth-Clare  NS 

Ontario . O 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . 

N  anaimo .... 

Timmins  .  . . 

Portage- 
Neepawa  .  . 

Queens . 

Trinity- 

Conception  .Nd 
Parry  Sound' 

Muskoka  ...  .0 
Cape  Breton  S. 

NS 

L6vis . Q 

Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-Clare  N  S 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Inverness- 

Richmond.  .NS 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  .  .  .  O 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’  .  .  NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond . .  NS 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ .  .  NS 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’ . .  NS 

Shefiord . Q 

Kent . NS 

Winnipeg  S.  .  .  .  M 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’  .  .NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond  .  .  NS 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 

Shefford . Q 

Victoria 

Carleton .  .  NB 
Celebes  t-er- 

Iiants . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Nanaimo . BC 

Prince . PEI 

Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 


South  West 
Margaree. . . . 
South 

W estminster. .  . 
fS-W  Port  Hood 

S-W  Pt.  Mouton 

South-W  Ridge. . 


Southwold  .  . 
Southwood . 


via  Oshawa 
529.130-218 

453 

649.3 

Portage  la  Prairie 
529,  535 
529.5 

Northern  Bight 
529 

(Portage  PO)  315 
or  Huntsville  529 
Mira  698 

via  LCvis 
Belleville  529 

North  Range  562 

Mount  Uniacke 

562 

Port  Hastings  529 

529.193 

529.17  (South 
River  Station  PO) 
Sporting  Mount’n 
529 

Antigonish  562 

529.17  (R.R.  name 
South  River) 

535.4 

Coal  Branch  529 
via  Winnipeg 
Antigonish  529 

River  Denys  529 

535.72-77 

535.7 

Perth  Jet.  535 
562.1 

Weymouth  562 
535.88 

Miscouche  529 
Mabou  529 


*  South  Woodslee. 
Sovereign ....  171 


Sowerby . 

*  Spalding. . .  .  360 

Spaniard's  Bay 


*Spanish . 

Spanish  Room . 


Inverness- 

Richmond.  .  NS 
N.  Westminster 

. BC 

Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

Queens- 

Lunenburg.  .NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

. O 


Elgin . 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  . .  .  O 

Essex  E  R . O 

Rosetown- 
Biggar .  . 

Algoma  E  R. .  .  .  O 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  Nd 

Algoma  E  R .  .  .  .  O 
Burin-Burgeo.  Nd|378.1 


Inverness  529 

514  or  via  New 
Westminster 
Glencoe  529 

Port  Mouton  529 

Mabou  529 

via  St.  Thomas 
529.130 

W'oodslee  623 
535.153 

Dayton  535 
535.157 

529.37 

535.67 


Antigonish- 

Guysboro. .  .NS 

Antigonish  529 

Parry  Sound- 

529.130 

Muskoka  .  . 

.0 

Elgin . 

.O 

via  St.  Thomas 

Kootenay  E  R .  BC 

535.69 

Labrador . 

Nd 

378.4 

Selkirk . 

•  M 

Moose  Horn  529 

Vegreville. .  .  . 

.A 

529.318 

Mackenzie  .  .  . 

S 

529.288 

Meadow  Lake. 

.  .s 

Fairholme  529 

W ellingon  S  R 

.o 

535.37 

The  Battlefords  S 

529.256-283 

Parry  Sound- 

Burk’s  Falls  529 

Muskoka  .  . 

.0 

Burin-Burgeo 

Nd 

378.2 

Cumberland. . 

NS 

Parrsboro’  549 

Grenville- 

535.59 

Dundas. . .  . 

.  .0 

Kamloops.  .  . 

BC 

535.70-81-92 

529.347 

Provencher .  . 

,M 

529.227 

N.  Westminster 

514 

BC 

Kamloops  .  .  . 

BC 

650 

Kootenay  E. . 

BC 

535.84 

The  Battlefords  S 

535.141 

Y  orkton . 

.  .S 

Springside  535 

Peace  River.  . 

.  .A 

645.1 

Meadow  Lake 

.  .S 

529.287 

Acadia . 

.  .A 

529.277 

Humboldt- 

Ridgedale  529 

Melfort.  .  . 

.  ,S 

Inverness- 

529.24 

Richmond . 

NS 

Labrador.  .  .  . 

Nd 

378.4 

Algoma  E  R. . 

.  .O 

535.67 

Provencher .  . 

.M 

529.238 

Algoma  E  R. . 

..O 

Little  Current  535 

Hastings- 

529.147 

Frontenac. . 

.  .0 

Dorchester.  .  . 

..Q 

St.  Malachie  529 

Peace  River. 

.  .A 

645.3 

Lethbridge.  . 

.  .A 

535.239 

Grand  Falls- 

378.5 

White  Bay 

.Nd 

Parry  Sound- 

Bracebridge  529 

Muskoka  . 

.  0 

Elgin . 

.  .u 

623.3  t 

Roval . 

.NB 

Norton  529,  535 

Digby-Annapolis- 

529.29 

Kings . 

.NS 

Chambly- 

529.95 

Rouville .  . 

X 

.  .c 

529.198 

Shelburne- Yar- 

Belleville  529 

mouth-ClareNS 

Compton- 

535.7 

Frontenac 

.  .Q 

Marquette  .  . 

.  ,M 

529.230 

Cumberland. 

.NS 

549 

Cumberland. 

.NS 

549,  529.12 

Simcoe  NR.  . 

. .  0 

Stayner  529 

Macleod .... 

.  .A 

Pincher  535 

Macleod .... 

.  .A 

Brocket  535 

3  Y  orkton . 

...S 

535.156 

St.  Boniface  . 

..M 

535.119 

Renfrew  S  R 

.  .C 

Calabogie  535 

Wentworth. . 

. .  .C 

via  Hamilton 

4  Assiniboia .  .  . 

. .  .£ 

529.270 

Pictou . 

.NS 

529.21 

5  Kindersley. . . 

. .  .5 

529.269 

.  Springfield . . 

.  .M 

Lac  du  Bonnet  535 

Comox-Alberni 

Alberni  535 

.BC 

St.  Boniface . 

.  .M 

584 

192 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


[1956 


POST 

OFFICES 


Spruce  Brook . 
Spruce  Brook  . 

*Sprucedale. .  . 


Sprucefield .... 
Spruce  Grove.  . . 
Spruce  Hedge. . 
Spruce  Home. .  . 
Spruce  Lake.  .110 
tSpruce  Lake . . 
Spruce  Valley. . 
Spruceville .... 
Spry  Bay . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Gloucester. . . .  NB 
Humber- 

St.  George's  Nd 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . O 


Spry  field . 

Spry  Harbour.  . 


Spurfield  .... 

Spur  grave . 

Sputinow  .... 

Spuzzum . 

*Spy  Hill. . .  142 
*SQuamish. . .  589 
Square  Hill.  .  . 
Square  Islands 

Squatteck . 

Squilax . 

Squirrel  Cove. 
tStackpool.  .  . 
Stadacona . 


Stadacona 

(. HMCS ) 

Staffa . 

Stag  Harbour. . 


Stalwart . 


tStamford . 

Stanbridge  East. 

Stanbridge  Sta. . 

Standard . 237 

fStandard  Hill. 

Stand  Off . 

Standon . 

Stanger . 

Stanhope . 

Stanhope . 

Stanhope  . 


Stanley . 

Stanley . 

Stanley  Bridge. . 
Stanley  House. . . 

Stanley  Mission . 

Stanleyville . 

Stanmore . 

*Stanstead .  .  .995 
fStaplehurst.  . .  . 

Staples . 

Star . 

Starblanket  .... 

Starbuck . 

*Star  City .  .  .  557 

tStardale . 


Vegreville. .  . . 

.  .A 

Jasper-Edson. 

.  .A 

Renfrew  S  R . 

.  .0 

Prince  Albert 

..S 

Meadow  Lake. .  S 

St.John-AlbertNB 

Athabaska.  .  . 

.  .A 

Kootenay  E  R.BC 

Halifax . 

NS 

Halifax . 

NS 

Halifax . 

NS 

Peace  River.  . 

..A 

Provencher .  . 

.M 

Athabaska . .  . 

.  .A 

Fraser  Valley. .BC 

Melville . 

.  .S 

CoastCapilano  BC 

The  Battlefords .  S 

Labrador  . . . 

Nd 

Temiscouata.. 

■  Q 

Kamloops .  .  .  . 

BC 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Nickel  Belt. .  . 

.0 

Quebec  E . 

..Q 

Halifax . 

NS 

Huron . 

..O 

Bonavista- 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


fStarks . .  . 
tStarkville. 
Station  St. 
Modes  te. 


Twillingate  .  Nd 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre .  .  S 
Niagara  Falls. .  .0 
Brome- 

Missisquoi. . . .  Q 
Brome- 

Missisquoi. . . .  Q 

Bow  River . A 

The  Battlefords.S 

Macleod . A 

Dorchester . Q 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Stanstead . Q 

Queens . PEI 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 
Fort  William.  .  .0 
Y  ork-Sunbury  NB 

Queens . PEI 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka. . .  .  O 
Prince  Albert . .  .  S 

Lanark . O 

Acadia . A 

Stanstead . Q 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Essex  SR . O 

Vegreville . A 

Prince  Albert. .  .  S, 
St.  Boniface.  .  .M 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Glengarry- 
Prescott 
Nanaimo.  . 

Durham . O 

Temiscouata.. .  .  Q 


Station  St.  Victor 

Stauffer . 

Stave  Falls . 

Stavely . 327 

tStavert . 


.0 

.BC 


Beauce . Q 

Red  Deer . A 

Fraser  Valley. .BC 

Macleod . A 

Cochrane . O  502.1 


Tracadie  529 
529.34 

Emsdale  529 

Waskatenau  529 
529.320 
Calabogie  535 
Henribourg  529 
529.262 
535.312 
Athabasca  529 
Rogers  535 
Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 
via  Halifax 
Musquodoboit 

Harbour  529 

645.1 

Carrick  529 
Heinsburg  529 
535.70 
529.245 
650,455 

Hatherleigh  529, 

378.4  [535 
Cabano  529 
535.70 
452,  455 
529.131 
(Sub  P.O.  of  Que¬ 
bec  City) 

Sub  PO  of  Halifax 

Dublin  529 
378.7 

535.159 

[712 

623.35,  529.197 
Bedford  535 

535.1,  543.1 

535.240 
Maidstone  529 
Fort  Macleod  535 
St.  Malachie  529 
Cherhill  529 
529.82 

via  Charlottetown 
Lewisporte  529 

Kakabeka  Falls 
529.69  [529 

Bradalbane  529 
420  or  Lake  Jos¬ 
eph  529,  535 
193 

Perth  535 
529.252 

675.4 
535.164 

623.32 

535.226 

Mont  Nebo  529 

535.119 

529.232 

535.31 

535.88 

Newcastle  529,535 
St.  Modeste  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


*Stayner. .  .  .  1280 
fStaynerville. . 


Stead . 

fSteeledale . 


Steelhead . 
Steelman .  . 
fSteelton. 


Steen.  .  .  . 
Steenburg. 


Steep  Creek 

Steep  Rock . 

Steep  Rock  Lake. 

fSteeves . 


Steinbach.  .  .2155 
fStelcam . 


Stella  . 


*Stellarton.  .5,575 

Stenen . 247 

Stenson . 


Stephenfield . 

tStephens  Bay.  . 

*Stephenville .... 

*Stephenville 

Crossing . 

fStepstone . 

F Stereo  . 

Stettler . 2,442 

Stevens . 

tStevenson  Place 
*Stevensville . 


Steveston . 


*  Stewart . 283 

Stewartdale . . . 


Simcoe  N  R.  .  .  . O 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .  .Q 

Springfield . M 

Rosetown-Biggar 

. Sask 

F  raser  V  alley. .  BC 
MooseMountain  S 
Algoma  W  R.  .  .0 

Mackenzie . S 

Hastings- 

Frontenac. .  .  .0 
Prince  Albert 

. Sask 

Selkirk . M 

Kenora-Rainy 

River . O 

Westmorland 

. NB 

Provencher . . . . M 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre .  .  S 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Pictou . NS 

Mackenzie . S 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Lisgar . M 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka . O 

Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Port  Arthur. .  .  .0 
Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Acadia . A 

Port  Arthur.  .  .  .0 

Carleton . O 

Niagara  Falls..  .0 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87 


Stewartfield. 
Stewarton .  . 


Stewarton . 

Stewart  River. 
tStewarttown. 
Stewart  Valley. 
*Stewiacke.  .1018 


St.  Victor  675 
Condor  535 
Ruskin  535 
535.228 


Stickney . 


fStillwater .  .  . 

tStill water.. .  . 

tStimson . 

Stirling . 520 

*  Stirling..  .  .1100 


Stirling 


Stirling  Brook. . 


Stittsville . 


Bumaby- 

Richmond.  .BC 

Skeena . BC 

Inverness- 
Richmond .  .  NS 
Jasper-Edson.  .  .A 
Royal . NB 

Ottawa  W . O 

Yukon . Yu 

Hal  ton . O 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Victoria- 
Carleton .  .  .  NB 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro. .  .  NS 
CoastCapilano  BC 

Cochrane . O 

Lethbridge . A 

Hastings- 
Frontenac. .  .  .0 
Inverness- 
Richmond .  .  NS 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Carleton . O 


*  Stockholm. .  .  232 

Stockton . 

Stoco . 

Stoke  Centre . 


529.194 

535.18 

529.241 
Dinsmore  529 

Mission  City  535 

529.251 

via  Sault  Ste. 

Marie 
529.288 
St.  Ola  529 

Prince  Albert 
529,  535 
529.231 
Atikokan  529 

529.68 

[or  Giroux  529 
La  Broquerie  529 
535.151 

Ernestown  529 

529.13-19 
529.239 
Disraeli  675 

529.227 

Bracebridge  529 

240  or  Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
529.34 


Melville . 
Lisgar . . . 


...S 
.  .M 

Hastings  S  R . .  .  O 
Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 


via  Port  Arthur 
529.313 

535.233,  529.315 
529.131 
via  Ottawa 
623.31,  529.210, 
712 

514,  708,  453 
455 

Orangedale  529 

Barrhead  645 
Scotch  Settlement 
535 

Sub  P.O. of  Ottawa 

via  Dawson 

529.192 

535.174 

529.12 

535.309 

Antigonish  529 

452,  455 
529.120 

535.238-239-243 

529.169 

St.  Peters  529 

South  Maitland 
562 

535.65  (R  R  name 
Stittville) 
535.155 
535.119 
Tweed  535 
via  Sherbrooke 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


193 


POST 

OFFICES 


Stokes  Bay. 
tStolberg. . 
Stone . 


Stonecliffe. . , 
fStonefield . 


Stoneham . 


fStonehaven .  . 
Stonehenge . .  . . 
tStoneleigh .  .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
ON  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KEY,  PP.  81-87. 


Stoner . . 

fStone  Ridge . .  . 

Stone’s  Cove  .... 

*  Stonewall. .  1 ,040 
*Stoney  Creek 

. 1,922 

tStoney  Creek .  . 

fStoney  Point. .  . 

Stony  Beach . 


Stony  Hill . 

Stony  Island .... 

Stony  Mountain. 

Stony  Plain.  .878 
Stony  Rapids  .  .  . 
Stormont . 


Stornoway . 


Stornoway ....  96 
Storthoaks .  .  .  192 
*Stouffville .  1,695 
Stoughton . .  .  .450 
Stove  Creek  .  .  . 
Strachan . 


Bruce . O 

Red  Deer . A 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ,S 
Renfrew  N  R. .  .O 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes . . .  Q 
Quebec- 

Montmorency .  Q 
Gloucester. . . .  NB 

Assiniboia . S 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  .  .  .O 

Cariboo . BC 

Y  ork-S  unbury 

. NB 

Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 

Selkirk . M 

Wentworth . O 

St.  John- 

Albert . NB 

Essex  E  R . O 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre.  .S 

Selkirk . M 

Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareN  S 
Portage- 

Neepawa . S 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Meadow  Lake  .  .  S 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro. .  .NS 
Compton- 

Frontenac. .  .  .Q 

Y orkton . .  .  S 

Moose  Mountains 

York  NR . O 

MooseMountain  S 

Mackenzie . S 

Red  Deer . A 


Straff ordville . 
tStraiton.  .  .  . 


tStrange ..... 
fStrangmuir .  . 
Stranraer .  .  .  .  108 
*Strasbourg  Sta. 

505 

*Stratford .  18,785 

Stratford  Centre.. 
fStrathadam. .  . 


Strathallen . 

*Strathclair .  . . . 
fStrathcona. . .  . 


fStratheame. 
Strathlorne . . . 


Strathmore . 
Strathmore . 


.704 


Strathnaver. . 
*Strathroy. .  3,708 
Stratton . 


Streamstown. . . 


Wiarton  529 

529.319 

Tompkins  535  or 
Dollard  535 

535.65 

529.91 

Charlesbourg  529 

529.60 

535.140 

Bracebridge  529 


Elgin . 

Fraser  Valley 
. BC 

York  NR . O 

Bow  River . A 

Kindersley . S 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre .  .  S 

Perth . O 


650 

535.301 

Anderson’s  Cove 
378.9 
535.122 
529.203,  703 

529.66 

529.209,  712  (Pt. 

aux  Roches  PO) 
529.266 

Lundar  529 
Barrington 
Passage  529 
535.122 

529.320 
193,  444 
Antigonish  529 

Spring  Hill  535 

529.230 
535.106 
529.177 
535.150-169 
Lintlaw  529 
Rocky  Mountain 
House  529,  535 
535.46 
Abbotsford 
514,  535 
King  529 
535.248 
535.153 
535.155 


Streatham . 

*Streetsville  .1139 

Strickland . 

Strome . 276 


fStromness . 

*  Strong  field  .  .  127 


Megantic . Q 

N  orthumberland 

. .  ,NB 

Assiniboia . S 

Marquette . M 

Hastings- 

Frontenac . . . .  O 
Wentworth  .  .  .  .O 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 
Bow  River. 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Cariboo . BC 

Middlesex  WR.O 
Kenora- 

Rainy  River. .  O 
Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Skeena . BC 

Peel . O 

Cochrane . O 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Brant- 

Haldimand. .  .O 

Rosetown-BiggarS535.1oo 


529.185-186-187- 

199 

St.  Gerard  675 
Newcastle  529 


535.181 

535.101 

529.140 

via  Hamilton 

529.33 

535.225 
529.83,  535.33 
Sub  P.O.  Mont 
Colebank  650 
529.203 
529.132 

535.164 

Burns  Lake  529 
535.35-39 
529.154 
535.232 

529.199 


POST 

OFFICES 


Strong  Pine. 
Stroud .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Struan . 

Stry . 

Stuartburn . 

Stuart  Island .  .  . 

Stubno . 

Stump  Lake . 

fSturgeon  Bay.  . 
Sturgeon  Creek.. 

*  Sturgeon  Falls 
. 4,962 

Sturgeon  Heights 
tSturgeonLand’g 
Sturgeon  Point 

. 13 

fSturgeon  River. 
Sturgeon  Valley 

*  Sturgis . 640 

Styal . 

Success . 79 

*  Sudbury.  .42,410 

tSudbury  Jet.. . 
Suffield . 


Prince  Albert .  .  .  S 
Dufferin-Simcoe 

. O 

The  Battlefords.S 

Vegreville . A 

Provencher . . . . M 
CoastCapilano  BC 

Vegreville . A 

Prince  Albert .  .  .  S 
Simcoe  E  R .  .  .  .  O 
Selkirk . M 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
ON  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87. 


Nipissing.. 


•  O 


tSuffolk . 

Suffolk  Park 


Peace  River. . . . A 

Mackenzie . S 

Victoria . O 

Prince  Albert .  .  .  S 
Prince  Albert .  . .  S 

Mackenzie . S 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  ,S 
Sudbury . O 

Nickel  Belt  .  .  .  .  O 
Medicine  Hat 

. Alta 

Queens . PEI 

Hal  ton . O 


Sugar  Loaf . 

Sugden . 

Sullivan  Bay.  .  .  . 
Sullivan  Lake. .  . 
Sullivan  Mines.  . 
Sullivan  Station. . 


Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 
Athabaska ....  .A 
Comox-Alb’rni  BC 

Acadia . A 

Villeneuve . Q 

Ne  w  W  estminster 

. BC 


Sully . . 

Sulphide . 

Sultan . 

Summerberry .  101 
Summercove. . .  . 

Summerford  .... 

*Summerland. . .  ■ 

fSummerlea .... 

*  Summer  side6547 
Summerside  .  .  , 

Summerstown.  . 

Summerville .  . 
Summerville .  . 


Summerville 

Summerville  . .  . 

Summerville 
Centre . 


Pr.  Albert  529,535 
529 '193 

535.141 
Vilna  529 
Gardenton  529 
233,  452,  455 
Innisfree  529 
Canwood  529 
529.173 
Sub  P.O.  of 

Winnipeg 

535.66 

Grande  Prairie  645 
Atik  529 

Fenelon  Falls  529 

Shellbroolc  529 
Holbein  529 
529.239-276 

529.320 
535.162 

535.49-66-67-68 
529.130,  240 
529.130 
535.225-242 

529.3 

Sub  P.O.  of 
Oakville 
via  Bay  St. 

Lawrence 
Therien  529 
233,  455 
Fleet  535 
Val  d’Or  529 
514 


tSummit . 

Summit  Lake. .  .  . 

tSummit  Lake. . . 

Sunbury . 

Sundance . 

*  Sunderland .... 

* Sundown . 

Sundre . 337 

*Sundridge. . .  634 


TOniscouata. . . 
Hasting  SR..., 
Algoma  East.  .  .O 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. ,S 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate  .  Nd 

Okanagan- 

Boundary  .  .  BC 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Prince . PEI 

Humber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Peel . O 

ICings . PEI 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Bona  vis  ta- 

Twillingate  .  Nd 

Queen’s- 

Lunenburg.  .NS 

Quebec- 
Montmorency .  Q 
Cariboo . BC 

Kootenay . BC 

Kingston . O 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Victoria  . -O 

Provencher .  .  . .  M 

Red  Deer . A 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . O 


529.118 

535.34 

535.66 
535.149 
McCord  535 

378.6 

445.6,  460 

535.53 

529.1,  102 
Curling  529 


529.83 

535.35 

Vernon  River 
529 

Brooklyn  562 

529.35 

Hunts  Point  529 

529.105 

Prince  George 
529,  650 
535.82 

Kingston,  529,  535 
Gainford  529 
529.177 
529.224 
Olds  535 

529.193 


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tost 

orricR* 


Sunland . 

Sunny  Bank .... 

Sunnybrae . 

fSunny  Brae  2048 

Sunnybrook . 

Sunny  Corner . . . 


Sunny  dale. . 
Sunny  dene . . 

Sunnynook. . 
Sunnyside .  . 

fSunnyside . 
Sunnyside .  . 


Sunnyslope .  . 
tSunnywold . 

Sunrise . 


Sunrise  Valley.. . 
Sunset  House .  .  . 
Sunset  Lake . 


Sunset  Park 
Sunset  Prairie. .  . 
tSunshine  Bay.  . 

Suomi . 

Superb . 

fSuperior . 

Superior  Junct.  . 

Surbiton . 


Surette  Island .  .  . 

tSuretteville 
Surge  Narrows.  . 


Surprise . 
tSurrey . 
Surrey.  . 


Surrey  Centre. . . . 

*  Sussex. . .  .3,224 
Sussex  Corner  .  . 
*Sutherland.  1329 
*Sutton _ 1,389 

tSutton..  .  .1,168 

tSutton  Bay .... 
Sutton  Junction.. 

*Sutton  West. .  .  . 

tSwain  Post .... 

Swalwell . 

tSwan . 


*Swan  Lake . 

Swan  Plain . 

*3wan  River2 , 290 
Swansburg . 

tSwansea.  .8,072 
Swanson . 45 


Swastika . 

Sweet  Bay . 

tSwsstsbridge. . . 

Swesisbwrg . .  .641 

Sweet'*  Corner* . 


DOMINION 
ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS 

Vegreville . A 

Gaspfi . Q 

Pictou . NS 

Westmorland 

. NB 

Wetaskiwin . A 

N  orthumberland 

. NB 

Acadia . A 

Vancouver- 
Kingsway..  .BC 

Acadia . A 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 

Parkdale . O 

Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 

Red  Deer . A 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke.  .BC 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  . .  .NS 

Cariboo . BC 

Peace  River.  . . . A 
Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Nipissing . O 

Cariboo . BC 

Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Fort  William.  .  .0 

Kindersley . S 

Algoma  W . O 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River.  O 
Rosetown-Biggar 

. Sask 

Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 

Kent . NB 

Comox-Alberni 

. BC 

Kindersley . S 

Queens . PEI 

St.  John- 

Albert . NB 

New  W  estminster 

. BC 

Royal . NB 

Royal . NB 

Saskatoon . S 

Brome- 

Missisquoi.. .  .Q 
York  NR . O 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OB  NEAREST  B.R. 
STATION.  SEE 

KET,  PP.  81-87 


Timiskaming .  .  .  O 
Brome- 

Missisquoi. . . .  Q 
York  NR . O 

Kenora- Rainy  R.O 

Bow  River . A 

Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Lisgar . M 

Mackenzie . S 

Churchill . M 

Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
York- Humber .  .  O 
Rosetown- 

Biggar  . S 

Timiskaming .  .  .  O 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate .  Nd 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke. .  BC 
Brome- 

Miasisquoi . . .  Q 
Colohester- 
Hants . NS 


Willingdon  635 
via  Gasp4,  Q 
529.21 

Moncton  529 

535.244 
Newcastle  529 

Excel  529 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Vancouver 
529.314 

Nash  Creek  529 

529.207,  535.44 
Come-by-Chance 
529 
535.251 
445.6 

via  Dingwall 

Dawson  Creek  645 
High  Prairie  645 
Clair  529  or  Quill 
Lake  529 
via  North  Bay 
Dawson  Creek  645 
535.69  [535 

Fort  William  529, 
535.233 
via  Sault  Ste.  Marie 
529.156-162 

529.267 

Tusket  529 

Notre  Dame  529 
455 

Schuler,  Alta.  535 
529.5 

Hillsboro’  529 

Cloverdale  514 

529.42 
Sussex  529 
535.156 
535.3 


529.178,  (Sutton 
West  P.O.) 

New  Liskeard  649 
535.3-4  (R  R 
name  Enlaugra) 
529.178,  (R  R 
name  Sutton) 
195 

529.316 

535.33 

529.227 
Norquay  529 
529.232-239 
Lockeport  529 

Mimico  529,  535 
529.267 

649,  649.7 
Southern  Bay  529 

529.351 


535.3 


Newport  662 


POST 

orricES 


tSweet water.  .  . 

*  Swift  Current 

7,458 

Swift  Current  .  . 
Swift  River. .  .  . 
Swords . 


Sydenham . . 

*  Sydney  .  .31,317 
Sydney  Cove . . 
Sydney  Forks.  . 

*  Sydney  Mines 

. 8,410 

Sydney  River. . .  . 

Sydney  Subway. 

Sylvan . 

Sylvania . 


Sylvan  Lake, .  985 
fSylvester.  . .  . 
fSylvester.  . . 
fSynton . 


Syringa  Creek. .  . 

*Taber . 3,042 

tTabor . 

T abusintac. .  .  . 


fTach6 . 

fTache . 

Tack’s  Beach ... . 
tTadanac. .  .  . 

Tad  more . 

Tadoussac  . .1064 


tTaft . 

Taghum . 

Tahsis . 

Taillardat . 

Taillon . 

tTakipy . 

Takla  Landing. 

Tako . 

Takysie  Lake .  . 

Talbot . 

Talbotville  Royal 

Tollman . 

Talmage . 

Talon . 


fTamaracouta. . 
*Tamworth .... 


Tancook  Island. . 
tTancredia . 


Tangent . 
Tangier . 


Tangleflags . 

tTankville . 

fTannin . 

tTansley . 

Tantailon . 

*TantaUon. . .  145 
Tav  pen . 

•r«p« . 486 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Cariboo . BC 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. .  S 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 

Yukon . Yu 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  .  .  .  O 
Hastings- 

Frontenac.. .  .0 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria  ....  NS 
Bona  vis  ta- 
Twillingate  .Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.  & 
Victoria.  ...  NS 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 
Cape  Breton  N. 

&  Victoria  .  .  NS 
Cape  Breton  S.NS 

Selkirk . M 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Red  Deer . A 

Peace  River. . . . A 

Pictou . NS 

St.  John- 

Albert . NB 

Kootenay  W. .  BC 
Medicine  Hat  .  .A 

Cariboo . BC 

N  orthumberland 

. . NB 

Fort  William.  .  .O 
Kamouraska. . .  .  Q 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 

Mackenzie . S 

Saguenay . Q 


Kamloops .  .  .  .  BC 
Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Comox-Alb’ni .  BC 

Saguenay . Q 

Lac  St.  Jean. . . .  Q 

Churchill . M 

Skeena . BC 

Kindersley . S 

Skeena, . BC 

Acadia . A 

Elgin . O 

The  Battlefords .  S 
Moose  Mountain  S 
St.  Jean- 
Iberville- 
Napierville.  .  ,Q 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes. .  .Q 
Hastings- 

Frontenac.. .  .0 
Queens- 

Lunenburg. .  NS 
Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue. . .. 
Peace  River .  . . 
Halifax . NS 


Q 


The  Battlefords .  S 
W  estmorland .  NB 
Port  Arthur .  . .  .  O 

Hal  ton . O 

Halifax . NS 

Melville . S 

KamlooDs . . .  .BC 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION  SBR 
RET,  PP  81-87 


Dawson  Creek  646 
535.149-162-163 
-174-182-225,240 
Goobies  529 
via  White  Horse 
Parry  Sound 

529,  535 

529.140 

529.14,  698,  364, 
365,  374,  240 
Indian  Bay  378.7 

ria  Sydney 

529.14 

529.14 

Sub  PO  of  Sydney 
Arborg  535 
535.144 

529.319,  535.245 
Beaverlodge  645 
529.19 
529.66 

Robson  West  535 

535.230 

650 

Newcastle  529 


535.61 
Berube  529 
378.2 
535.78 
529.276 
329.8,  or 

La  Malbaie  529 
535.70 
535.72 
233,  450.2 
via  Ragueneau 
Alma  505 
529.243 

Vanderhoof  529 
529.245 

Bums  Lake  629 
Coronation  535 
via  St.  Thomas 
529.256 
529.251-275 
via  St.  Jean,  PQ 

Morin  Heights  529 


Brue# . O  629489 


Lens  535 

Chester  529 

Campbell’s  Bay 
535 

645.1 

Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Greenstreet  535 
529.65 

529.162 

629.192 

French  Village  529 
535.165 
535.70 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


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OFFICE* 


tTarbot . 


tTarbotvale .  , 


Targettville. 
Tarnopol .  . . 
t  Tarry  s .... 
fTartigou .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION  SEE 

KEY,  PP  81-87 


Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria ....  NS 


Tanwell . 

Taschereau.  . . . , 

tTashme . 

Tashota . 

Ta  Ta  Creek .  . .  . 

Tatalrose . 

*Tatamagouche . 


Tate . 


.53 


Tatla  Lake . 

Tatlayoko  Lake. 

fTatlock . 

tTatsfield . 

Taunton . 

^Tavistock. .  1,094 
Tawatinaw. . . . 

Taylor.  . . 

tTaylorside. . . 

Taylorton . 

Taylorville .  .  . 
Taymouth .  .  .  . 
fTchesinkutLake 
Tecumseh.  .3,543 
Teddington. .  . 


Tee  Lake . 


Teepee  Creek.  .  .  . 

Tees . 

*Teeswater . .  .797 
Teeterville. .... 
Tehkummah. .  . 

Telegraph  Cove. 

Telegraph  Creek, 


tTelford .  .  . 
Telfordville. . 
Telkwa 
fTemagami . 


Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria.  . .  .NS 

Kent . NB 

Rosthern . S 

Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Matapedia- 

Matane . Q 

Timiskaming .  .  .  O 

Chapleau . Q 

Fraser  Valley.  .BC 
Port  Arthur.  .  .  .0 
Kootenay  E. . .  BC 

Skeena . BC 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Moose  Jaw- 

Lake  Centre .  .  S 
Kamloops.  .  .  .  BC 

Kamloops . BC 

Lanark . O 

The  Battlefords .  S 

Ontario . O 

Oxford . O 

Athabaska ...  .A 

Cariboo . BC 

Rosthern . .  .S 

MooseMountain  S 

Lethbridge . A 

Y ork-Sunbury  NB 

Skeena . BC 

Essex  E  R . O 

Humboldt- 

Melfort ......  S 

Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue. . . .  Q 

Peace  River ....  A 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Bruce . O 

Norfolk . O 

Algoma  E.  R.  .  .O 

Comox-Alberni 


North  River  365 
or  via  North 
Sydney 
Englishtown 
365 

Harcourt  529 
529.290 
535.72 
528 


POST 

OFFICES 


Skeena 


.BC 

.BC 


Swastika  649 
529.120-121 
Hope  529,  535 
529.156 
Wasa  535 
JJurn’s  L  ke  529 
529.15 

529.245 

Williams  Lake  650 

Williams  Lake  650 

Almonte  535 

529.279 

via  Oshawa 

529.199 

529.317 

Dawson  Creek  645 
Beatty  529 
Bienfait  529,  535 
Whisky  Gap  535 
529.79 

Burns  Lake  529 
529.209,  712 
Gronlid  535 

535.26 

Sexsmith  645 

535.233 

535.41 

via  Waterford 
via  Manitowaning 
or  Little  Current 
455 


t  CemagainiLodge 
Temperancevale . . 

[Temple . 

[Templeman  .  . . 

Templeton .  .1717 

Tenaga . 

Tenby . 

fTenby  Bay .... 
tTenecape . 


tTen  Mile  Creek. 

[Tennant  Cove.. 

Terence . 

Terence  Bay.  .  .  . 
*Terrace . 961 

Terrace  Bay  .  .  . 
Terrace  Heights. 


Terra  Cotta. . 
Terra  Nova  .  , 

Terra  Nova. . 


Pictou . NS 

W  etaski  win ....  A 

Skeena . BC 

Nipissing . O 

Nipissing.  .  -O 

York-Sunbury  NB 
York-Sunbury  NB 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate.  Nd 

Hull . Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Portage- 

Neepawa.  ...  .M 
Algoma  W  R .  .  .  O 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

St.  John- Albert 

. NB 

Royal . NB 

Brandon-Souris  M 

Halifax . NS 

Skeena . BC 

Port  Arthur. . .  .0 
Edmonton- 

Strathcona  . . . 

Peel . O 

Dufferin-Simcoe  O 
Cape  Breton  N 
Victoria ....  NS 


Terra  Nova. 


via  Wrangell, 
Alaska 
Egerton  529 
Thorsby  535 
529.350 
649,  418 

(Timagami  PO) 
418 

Pinder  535 
529.58 

via  Wesley ville 

535.18 

535.27 

529.226 

via  Hiltonbeac.h 
Kennetcook  562 

Saint  John  529 , 535 

Evandale  529 
529.258 
via  Halifax 
529.350-  353,  177, 
229 
535.66 

via  Edmonton  or 
East  Edmonton 
529,  535 
529.192 
Creemore  529 
St.  Peters  529 


Terrasse 

Charbonneau 
Terrasse  Limoges 
Terrasse 

Vaudreuil 
Terrebonne  .3,200 
Terrebonne 
Heights .... 


Terrenceville 
Terre  Noire. . 


.115 


Teslin .  . 

*T easier 
fTeston 
Tfite  &  la  Baleine 
Tete  Jaune  Cache 
Tetreaultville 

Teuton . 645 

Tewkesbury . 


tThackeray. 
Thalberg .  .  . 
tThalia .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Longueuil . 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R 
STATION  SEE 

set,  pp.  81-87 


Longueuil  529 


*Thamesjord .... 
*Thamesville .  968 


tThaxted. . . 

*Thedford. . . 
The  Glades. 

The  Hawk. 


.616 


Thelma . 

The  Narrows.. 
*Theodore.. .  .403 
*The  Pas... 3,37 6 

The  Points 
West  Bay .  . 
fThe  Range .  . 


Theresa.  .  . 
Theriault. . 
fTheriault. 

The  Ridge. 


Longueuil .... 
Vaudreuil- 

Soulanges  .  .  .  .  Q 

Terrebonne . Q 

Joliette- 

L’Assomption 
Montcalm.. .  .Q 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  .  NS 

Yukon . Yu 

Rosetown-BiggarS 

York  NR . O 

Saguenay . Q 

Cariboo . BC 

Mercier . Q 

Selkirk . M 

Quebec- 
Montmorency .  Q 
The  Battlefords.  S 

Springfield . M 

Okanagan- 

Boundary  .  .  BC 

Oxford . O 

Lambton- 

Kent . O 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Lambton  W  R .  .  O 
Westmorland 

. NB 

Shelburne-Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Medicine  Hat..  .A 

Selkirk . M 

Yorkton . S 

Churchill . M 


Longueuil  529 
lie  Perrot  Terrace 
[535 

535.21 

Terrebonne  535 


Inverness- 
Richmond . 
Royal . 


.NS 
.  NB 


378.9 

via  Margaree 
Harbour 
via  White  Horse 
529.252 
Maple  529 
348.2 
529.350 
529.93 
535.122 

Charlesbourg  529 
535.164 

Scanterburv  529 
535.91 

535.35 

529.209,  535.42, 
712 

535.157 

529.185 

River  Glade  529 

Barrington 
Passage  529 
Irvine  535 
Ashern  529 
535.156 

529.246-247-253, 
181,  195 
St.  Peters  529 


Therien . 

fThe  Slash  .  .  . 
*Thessalon .  1,595 
Thetford  Mines 

. 15,095 

Thetis  Island . 
The  Willows.  . 

fThibault .... 


Bonavista- 

Twillingate 


Nd 


529.34 


Port  Arthur .  .  .  .  O 
Gloucester. . .  .NB 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Hastings- 

Frontenac..  .  .0 

Athabaska . A 

Algoma  E  R. .  .  .  O 
Algoma  E  R. .  .  .  O 
Megantic . Q 


fThibeauville .  . 


Thibodeau. 


Thicket  Portage. 
Thisiletown .... 

Thivierge . 

Thoburn . 

Thomasburg. .  .  . 
Thomasville.  .  . 


-[Thompson . . . 
f Thompson  Lake 

fThompsonville 

Thomson  Sta. .  . 
iThorah  Island.. 


Cumberland  Bay 
535 

Longlac  529 
Caraquet  520 
529.51  535.302 

Coe  Hill  529 

529.327 

via  Manitowaning 

535.67,  438 
675 


Nanaimo . BC 

N  orthumberland 

. NB 

Restigouche- 

Madawaska.NB 

Inverness- 

Richmond .  .NS 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 

Churchill . M 

Y ork  W  R . O 

Bonaventure. . . .  Q 

Victoria . BC 

Hastings  S  R. .  .0 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 

Royal . NB 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Dufferin- 

Simcoe . O 

Cumberland. . .  NS 
Victoria . O 


Chemainus  535.88 
Newcastle  529 


529.52 

Sporting  Mount- 
tain  529 

Green  River,  529, 
535 

529.246 

Weston  535,  529 
Bonaventure  529 
Sub  PO  of  Victoria 
Tweed  635 
Port  Clyde  529 

535.315 
Clairs  529 

529.191 

529.12 

Beaverton  529 


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POST 

OFFICE* 


Thorburn . 

Thorburn  Road . 
Thorel  House .  .  . 

Thorhild . 248 

Thornbrook . 

*Thornbury .  .971 
Thornby . 

fThorncliff . 

Thorndale . 

Thorne . 

■[Thorne . 

f Thorne  Centre. 

tThorne  Lake  . . 


*Thornhill. 
Thornhill. . 
Thornlea .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


.180 


fThornlea 
Thornloe. . 
Thornton . 
*Thorold.  .  .6,397 
Thoroughfare.  . . 


Thorsby .  .  . 
fThrasher . 


.385 


tThree  Brooks .  . 

Three  Creeks .  .  . 
Three  Fathom 

Harbour . 

tThree  Forks .  .  . 
*Three  Hills  1026 
Three  Mile  Plains 

Three  Rivers. .  . . 
Three  Rook  Cove 

tThree  Valley. . . 

Throne . 

Thrums . 

Thunder  Beach. . 
t  Thunder  Creek. 
tThunder  River. 

Thurlow . 


Pictou . NS 

St.  John’s  E. .  .  Nd 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskolca  .  .  . .  O 

Vegreville . A 

Royal . NB 

Grey  NR . O 

Pontiac- 

TemiscamingueQ 

Nipissing . O 

Middlesex  ER..O 

Nipissing . O 

Royal . NB 

Pontiac- 
T  emiscamingueQ 
Pontiac- 
T  emiscamingueQ 
York-Scarboro’ .  O 

Lisgar . M 

Trinity- 

Conception  .Nd 
York-Scarboro’ .  O 
Timiskaming.  .  .0 
Dufferin-Simcoe  O 

Welland . O 

Trinity- 

Conception  .  Nd 

Wetaskiwin . A 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Victoria- 
Carleton .  .  .  NB 
Peace  River.  . . . A 
Halifax . NS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICB  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  E.R 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


POST 

OFFICES 


fThurlow . 

*Thurso.  .  .  .  1973 
Thurstonia  Park. 

tThwaites . 

Tibbos  Hill . 

fTiblemont . 

Tichborne . 


Tichfleld. 


tTichfield  June.. 
Tickle  Cove  .... 

tTickle  Harbour 


Ticouape . 
TiddviUe . 


Tide  Head. 


Tidnish . 

Tiger  Hills . 

Tiger  Lily . 

*Tignish . 

*Tilbury.  .  .2,682 

Tilley  Road . 

Tilley  Station.259 
Tillicum . 

*Tillsonburg5, 330 

tTillsonburgJunc 


Kootenay  W.  .BC 

Red  Deer . A 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

. (see  Trois 

Humber- 
St.  George’s .  Nd 
Kamloops ....  BC 

Acadia . A 

Kootenay  W.  .BC 
Simcoe  ER....0 
Rosetown-BiggarS 
Saguenay . Q 

Comox-Alberni 

. BC 

Hastings  S  R .  . .  O 

Labelle . Q 

Victoria . O 

Timiskaming .  .  .  O 
Burin-Burgeo  .  Nd 

Chapleau . Q 

Hastings- 
Frontenac  .  .  .0 
Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Bona  vis  ta- 
Twillingate  .  Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception  .Nd 

Roberval . Q 

Digby-Annapolis- 

„  Kings . NS 

Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Cumberland.. .  NS 

Rosthern . S 

Jasper-Edson. .  .A 

Prince . PEI 

Kent . O 

Gloucester. .  .  .  NB 
Medicine  Hat..  .A 
Esquimalt- 
Saanich  ....  BC 
Oxford . O 

Oxford . O 


529.23 

via  St  John’s 

420 

645.2 

Havelock  529 
529.194 

Campbell’s  Bay 

[535 

535.65 
529.183 
TimiskamingQ  535 
535.315 
Shawville  535 

Shawville  535 

Toronto  529,  535 
535.117 

Whitbourne  529 

529.130 

649 

529.192  [329.14 

641,641.1,529.208 
Clarenville  529 

535.244 
535.146 

535.310 


Tilney  .  . . 
*Tilston.  . 
Tilt  Cove 

Tilting .  .  . 


Tilton 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


*Timagami . 

fTimberlea. 
Timberlost . 


Timberton. .  .  . 

Timeu . 

*Timiskaming 
Station. .  .  2,787' 
*  Timmins. 27, 7 43 

tTincap . 

Tingwick .  .  .  . 


Tintagel. 
Tiny .... 
[Tioga .  . 
Tionaga. 
*Tisdale . 


. .2,141 


Titanic . 


Peace  River  645 
529.16  (R  R  name 
Fathom) 

535.82 
529.316 
562.1 

Rivieres) 
Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
535.70 
535.233 
535.72 

Penetang  529 
529.289 
348.2,  123  (Riviere 
au  Tonnerre  PO) 
Shoal  Bay  233,455 

Belleville  529,  535 
535.18 

Dunsford  535 
Thornloe  649 
CoombsCove378.3 
529.119 

535.50- 61 

529.274 

529.267-274 
Princeton  529 

529.34 

529.106 
Digby  562 

529.50- 52 

Baie  Verte  529 
535.176 
Barrhead  645 
529.1 

535.42,  623.34 
Tracadie  529 
535.225 

Sub  PO  of  Victoria 

623.34,  535.46, 
529.198-209  712 
529.209,712 


tTitus . 


*Tiverton. 

*Tiverton. 


.  .252 


Tizzard1  s 

Harbour . 

Tlell . 

Toanche  . 

Tobermory .  . 

tTobin . 

tTobique 

Narrows . 

Tobique  River. 


Tod . 

Tod  Creek. 
T odmorden . 
T o field .... 
*Tofino..  .  . 


Assiniboia . S 

Brandon-Souris  M 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  .  Nd 
Bonavista- 
Twillingate .  Nd 
Trinity- 
Conception  .  Nd 
Nipissing . O 

Halifax . NS 

Meadow  Lake 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICB  LOCATED. 
OH  NEAREST  R.R 
STATION.  8EB 

KEY  PP  81-87 


529.268 

535.106 

Snooks  Arm  378.5 
378.6-7 


*Togo. . . . 
tToimela. 
T oledo .  .  . 
Tolland .  . 


.692 

.302 

.320 


T olstoi . 

Tomahawk . 

Tomelin  Bluffs.  . 

T  omifobia . 


Tomiko.  .  . 
T  ompkins. . 

Tompkin’s 


.388 


tTompkinsville.. 

Tomslake . 

T  omstown . 

tTondern . 

Tonkin . 

Topland . 

T  opley . 

*Topsail  ....... 

Torbay.  ....... 


Torbay  . 


Dauphin .... 
Jasper-Edson. 
Pontiac- 
T  emiscamingueQ 

Timmins . O 

Leeds . O 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Skeena . BC 

Y  orkton . S 

Dufferin-Simcoe  O 

Nickel  Belt . O 

Humbolt- 

Melfort . S 

Prince  Albert. . .  .  S, 

Richmond-W  olf  e 

. Q 

Bruce . O 

Digby- Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate  .Nd 

Skeena . BC 

Simcoe  East  .  .  .  O 

Bruce . O 

T6miscouata. . .  .  Q 
Victoria- 
Carleton .  .  .  NB 
Victoria- 
Carleton .  .  .  NB 
St.  Boniface  .  .  .  M 
Macleod ...  A 

York  E  R . O 

Vegreville . A 

Comox- 

Alberni  . BC 

Yorkton . S 

Port  Arthur.  . .  .0 

Leeds . O 

Battle  River- 

Camrose . A 

Provencher.  .  .  ,M 
Jasper-Edson. .  .A 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  ...  .0 
Stanstead . Q 

Nipissing . O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  .S 
Humber- 
St.  George’s  Nd 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro. .  .  NS 

Cariboo . BC 

Timiskaming .  .  .  O 
Port  Arthur.  .  .  .0 

Y  orkton . g 

Jasper-Edson.  .  .A 
Skeena . BC 


tTorbrook. . 

Torch  River. 
tTorlea.  . . . 


St.  John’s  E 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro. 
St.  John’s  E 


.Nd 

.NS 

.Nd 


Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Prince  Albert .  .  .  S 
Battle  River- 
Camrose . A 


529.37 

649,418  (RIy. 
name  Temagami) 

529.25 

Big  River  529  or 
Leoville  535 
529.259 
Barrhead  645 

535.26 

649.3,  240 
Brockville  529,535 
529.84 

529.350 

529.259 

529.191 

529.131 

529.232,  535.144 

Duck  Lake  529  or 
Carlton  529 
529.82 

Kincardine  529 
369.4  or  Digby  562 

378.6 

Skidegate459 
Penetang  529 
438.1  or  Wiarton 
529.50  [529 

535.310 

Currie  535 

via  Winnipeg 
Lundbreck  535 
(Sub.  P.  O.  of  Tor- 
529.245-316  [onto) 
450.2,  233 

529.259 

via  Port  Arthur 
Jasper  535 
Vermilion  529 

529.224 
Gainford  529 
Huntsville  529  or 

Rosseau  420 
675  ( RIy.  name 
TomifoSia  Siding) 
649 

535.225 
529.34 

via  Guysboro 

Tupper  645 

Heaslip  649 

529.131 

529.278 

Barrhead  645 

529.350 

529.34 

Isaac’s  Harbor 

240  or  368 

via  St.  John’s 
Wilmot  562  or 
Middleton  529 
Love  535 
529.245 


1956] 


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RAILROAD  ON 

DOMINION 

WHICH  LOCATED 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

OR  NEAREST  R.R. 

OFFICES 

DISTRICTS 

STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 

POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


tTormentine. . 
*Toronto.  675,754 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  N  EARE8T  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KEY,  PP.  81-87 


*Postal 
Terminal  A . 
*Station  B. .  . 


*Station  C ... . 
*Station  D  ... . 
*Station  E ... . 
*Station  F  ...  . 
*Station  G  ...  . 

*  Station  H  ... . 
*Station  J  ... . 
*Station  K  . .. . 
*Station  L  ... . 
*Station  N. .  .  . 

* Station  Q .  .  . . 
*Station  R. . . . 
*Station  S  ...  . 
Balmy  Beach . . . . 
Bedford  Park..  . 
*Bleeker  Street. . 
Bloor  Street .... 
*Broadv’w  Ave. . 

*Brockton . 

*Carlton  Street.. 
Centre  Island.  . 

* Clinton  Street. . 

*Davisville . 

*Dundas  Street . 
*Earlscourt .... 

Lee  Avenue . 

*Mounl  Dennis 
*New  Toronto  . 
*Parkdale . 

*  Peter  Street  . .  . 
*Queen  St.  East 

Ranee . 

*Spadina  Ave.  . 
Sunnybrook  . . . 


*  Swansea .... 
Todmorden.  .  . 
*Wychwood  Park 

*  Tor  quay .  . .  .403 

Torrance . 


Torrington . 

Torryburn . 

Tor’s  Cove . 

T ory  Hill . 

Tothill . 

Totnes . 

*  Tottenham  . .  591 

Totzke . 

Touobwood . 

Tourelle . 


Westmorland 

. NB 

Broadview .  .  .  O 
Danforth.  .  .  .O 
Davenport.  .  .0 

Eglinton . O 

Greenwood . .  .  O 
High  Park.  .  .0 

Parkdale . O 

Rosedale . O 

St.  Pauls . O 

Spadina . O 

Trinity . O 

York  E.,  S.,  N, 

W  &  Centre 
Y  ork-Humber  O 
York-Scarboro’ 
Union  Station. . 
Adelaide  W.  & 

Spadina . 

1117  Queen  St.  W 

338  Keele  St . 

807  Bathurst  St.  . 
67 5  Y onge  St ... . 
765  Queen  St.  E. . 

145  Main  St . 

685  Danforth  Ave. 
2384  Y onge  St . 

937  St.  Clair  W 

York  W  R . 

1381  Yonge  St.  . . 
322  Sutherland. 

Y  ork  WE.... 
2220  Queen  St.  E. 
3298  Yonge  St. 

199  Wellesley  St. . 
378  Bloor  St.  W. . 
583  Gerrard  E. . . 
1512Dundas  St.  W 
College  &  Y onge 
20  Manitou  Rd. . . 
590  College  St. . .  . 
1925  Yonge  St.  .  . 
154  Ossington  Av 
74  Boon  Ave. 
2122  Queen  St.  E. 

1 154  W  eston  Rd 
131  6th  Street... . 
1372Queen  St  W 
299  Queen  St.  W 
310  Queen  St.  E. 

York  Centre . 

345  Spadina  Ave 
Sunnybrook 
Military  Hosp. 
76  Windermere  A 
1129BroadviewA. 
18  VaughaD  Rd 
Moose  Mount’nJS 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . .  .0 

Red  Deer . A 

St  John-AJb’tNB 
St.  John’s  W  .  Nd 

Viotoria . O 

Medicine  Hat .  A 

Kindersley . S 

Dufferin-SimcoeO 

Rosthern . 8 

Y  orkton . S 

Gasp4 .  Q 


(see  Cape  Tor- 
mentine) 


Tourond . 

Tonrvxlle. . . 

tToussaint . 

Toutes  Aides. .  .  .  . 
f  Townsend  Ctre. 

Tracadie . 

Tracadie . 


fTracadie 


529.83-130- 

185-193-207 

535.34-35-44- 

48 

530 

329.3,  380 
121,  160,  240, 
242,  258,  263, 
265,  268,  273, 
278 


Provencher  .  .  .M 
Kamouraska. .  .Q 
Restigouche- 
MadawaskaNB 

Dauphin . M 

Norfolk . O 

Gloucester.  .N  B 
Antigonish- 

Guysboro’.  NS 
Queens . PEI 


Tracadie  Cross 

Tracy  . 

Trafalgar.. 

*  Trail..  11,430 

Trait  Carre . 

tTramore . 

Trampino  Lake 

248 

Tranquility  . 


Tranquille .... 
*Transcona  6,752 
Transfiguration. . 
[Trapp  Lake . 
t  Traveller’s  Rest 
Travers 

Traverse  Bay . . . 

Traynor . 

Traytown . 


Trecesson . 
Treesbank. 


535.162 

529.130 

535.251 

529.42 

via  St.  John’s 
529.149 
Irvine  535 
535  146 

529.192.  535.48 
529.249-260 
529.245 
Ste  Anne  des 
Monts  348.1 
Niverville  535 
Monk  529 
Edmunds  ton 
529,535 
Rorketon  529 
623.34 
529.60 
529.17 

$29.3 


f  Trefoil . 

Tregarva . 

Treherne. .  589 

Tremblay  Settle 
ment 

fTrenche  ...... 

[Trenholm..  .  . 

Trentham . 

Trenton  .  3 .089 
kTrenton  .  10,085 


Trent  River 
Trepanier . . 

*Trepassey . 
Trewdale  .  . 


Queens  . .  PEI 
York-Sunb’rylvB 
Halt  on.  O 

Kootenay  W..BC 

Gasp£ . Q 

Renfrew  S  R .  . O 
Kindersley ....  8 

Brant- 

Haldimand .  .  O 
Kamloops . .  .  B  C 
St  Boniface... M 
Temiscouata .  .  .Q 
Kamloops  .  .  .B  C 
Prince.  ..PEI 

Macleod . A 

Springfield . . .  .  M 
Kindersley  .  .  .  .S 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate  Nd 

Chaple.au . Q 

Brandon- 

Souris . M 

Acadia . A 

Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 

Lisgar . M 

Gloucester . . N  B 


Chapleau . Q 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Provencher .  .  .  M 

Piotou .  .  ..NS 
Hastings  S  .  .  .  .  O 


Triangle . 

*  Tribune  .  .  .  130 
Trino  J’nctionlbl 
*Trinity . 


Trinity . 

tTrinity  Bay. .  . 

Trinity  East  .... 

fTrinity  June. ..  . 

Triple  Bay  Park  • 
Triton  Fishing.. 
Club 

Triton  West  .... 

Trochu . 630 

Trois  Pistoles. 

3.537 

*Trois  Riviires. 

46,074 

Trois  Saumons.. . 

Trois  Saumons 

Station 

Trojan . 

Trossachs . 

Trottier . 


N’rthumberl’d  O 
Okanagan- 

Boundary..  BC 
St.  John’s  W. Nd 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. S 
Peace  River.  .  .A 

Assiniboia . S 

Reauce . Q 

Trinity-  . 

Conception  Nd 
Bona  vista- 

Twillingate  Nd 
Saguenay . Q 


Tracadie  529 
536.307 

Oakville  529,  536 
535.78 
Gaspe  529 
Kilialoe  529 
535.167 

(sub  P.O.  ot 
Brantford) 
529.347,  535. 

529  160 
Cabano  529 
Kamloops  535. 
529.1  [529 

535.242 
Albert  529 

535.158 

Alexander  Bay  529 

Amos  529 
535.119 

529.328,  535.249 

535.159 

535.119 
Petit  Rocher 
529 

Rapide  Blanc  529 
Richmond  529 

Carey  535 

529.20 

529.83-147, 

535.50 

Havelock  535 


Tracadie  Beach..  Gloucester. . N  B  Tracadie  529 


t Troup .... - 

Trout  Brook .  .  • 

Trout  Brook .  .  . 

*Trout  Creek. 389 

fTrout  Lake  . . . . 
tTrout  Mills .  .  . . 


Trinity-  _ 

Conception  Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 
Siincoe  lliH  O 
Portneuf . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  Nd 

Acadia.. . . A 

Rimouski . Q 

Three  Rivers.  .Q 


..Q 


Montmagny- 
L’lslet  .  . 
Mont.magny- 

L’lslet . Q 

Rosthern . S 

Assiniboia . b 

Drummond- 

Arthabaska  .Q 
Kootenay  W .BC 

Northumberland 

N  B 

Inverness- 

Richmond  N  o 
Parry  Sound- 
I  Muskoka  .  .  -D 
Kootenay  W..BC 
Nipissing . O 


460.  445.6 
via  St.  John's 
535.172 

High  Prairie  645 
535.152 
075  675.2 

529.35  (Rly-  name 
Trinity  June.) 
Gambo  529 

348.2,  349.2,  123 
(Baie  dela 

529.35 

529.35  . 

(Trinity  PO) 
Midland  529,  535 
529.105  (R  R  n. 

Triton  Club) 
378.5 

529.316 
529.50,  351 

535.19-21-29, 

529.88 

253,  254,  255,  264 
272,  278,  279 
529.115 


529  115 

Colonsay  535 
535  170 
Princeville  529 

535.69 

Newcastle  529 
Mira  698 
529.193 

Arrowhead  535 
649 


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POST 

OFFICE* 


Trout  River. . . 
Trout  River  . . . 


Trout  Stream . 
Trouty . 


Trowbridge  .  .  . 

Troy . 

Troy . 


•Truax  .  . 
fTrudeau. 
Trudel. .  .  . 
Truman  .  . 
•Truro. .  . 


.91 


10.756 


*  Tuberose  . . 

t  Tudor  . 

Tuffnell . 

Tufts  Cove  .  . . 
TuQOSKr  186 

Tuktoyaktuk 

Tulameen .... 


Tulliby  Lake 
Tullis . 

Tulsequah  .  . . 

Tunis . 

tTunatall.  . .  . 


Tupper  . 

tTupper 


tTupperville .  . 

Tupperville. .  .  , 

Turbine . 

[Turcotte . 

Turgeon . 

Turin . 

Turkey  Point  . 

Turners . 

T urner  Valley  .719 
Turnerville. 
Turriff  . 


Turtle  Beaoh. .  . 
Turtle  Creek . .  . 


*  T urtle/ord  . .  280 
•Tusket . 


Tutela. . 

[Tuxedo  ..1627 
Tux/ord 147 

Tway . 

•Tweed  1.562 

Tweedsmulr. .  . 


•Twillingate . 

Twin  Brae . 

Twin  Butte. .  .. 
tTwin  City.  .  .  . 
fTwin  Elm.. . 

tTwin  Fall* _ 

Twining . 

Twin  River . 

Twin  Rook  Vallej 


Twin  Valley . 

Two  Creeks . 

Two  Hills ....  525 
fTwo  Lakes  .... 
Two  Rivers . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICT* 


Inverness- 

Richmond.N  S 
Humber- 
St.  Georges  Nd 
Gloucester.  .  N  B 
Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 

Perth . O 

Wentworth.  .  .0 
Inverness- 
Richmond.N  8 

Assiniboia . S 

ort  Arthur.. .  .  O 
Gloucester  .  .  N  B 
Athabaska ....  A 
Colohester- 
Hants  N  S 

Roset’n-Biggar .  S 
Bow  River  .  Alta 

Vorkton  . S 

Halifax  N  8 

Roset’n-Biggar.  S 
Mackenzie 

River. . . ,NWT 
Okanagan- 
Boundary.  .  BC 
Athabaska ....  A 
Rosetown- 
Biggar... . 
Skeena  ....  BC 

Cochrane . 0 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. 8 
Cariboo.  ..BC 
Inverness- 

Richmond  .NS 
Digby-Anna- 
polis-Kings.  NS 
ambton-Kent  O 
Nickel  Belt.  .  .  .0 
Dorchester  .  . .  .  Q 
Gloucester .  .  N  B 

Macleod . A 

Norfolk . O 

Bruce . O 

Macleod . A 

Kent . O 

Hastings- 
F rontenac . . .  O 
Meadow  Lake.  .S 
St.  John- 

Albert. .  .  .  N  B 
Meadow  Lake.  .  S 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 

Brantford . O 

Winnipeg  8.  .  .  M 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre. .  S 

Rosthern . S 

Hastings  8  .  . .  .O 
Prince  Albert .  .8 


railroad  on  I 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R 
STATION,  SEE  KET 

pp.  81-87 


Orangedale  629 

378.8 

Traoadie  629 

Trinity  June.  529 

Listowel  629 
Harrisburg  629 
529.33 

529.268 

535.66 

Burnsville  529 
Glendon  529 
529.12-13,  662.4 

535.147 

535.240 

535.166 

Dartmouth  529 
535.153 
444  or 

via  Aklavik 
535.91 

Marwayne  535 
529.274 

via  Juneau, Alaska 
Devonshire  649 

535.146 

645.1 
529.17-24 

562.1 

546.3 

535.67-68 

St.  Malachie  529 

529.60 

535.237 

Vittoria  529 

529.188 

Okotoks  535 

Ennett  646 

529.147 

SpruceLak#  829 
529.66 

529.262-283 

529.27 

[ford 
Sub  PO  of  Brant- 

Suburb  of  Wpg 
535.163 


POST 

OFFICE* 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICT* 


tTye  . 

Tyee. 


Bonavista- 
Twillingate  Nd 

Dauphin . M 

Macleod. . .  .Alta 
Fort.  William  .  .O 

Carleton . O 

Cochrane . O 

Red  Deer. .  .Alta 
Lethbridge.  Alta 
Inverness- 
Richmond  .  N  8 

Assiniboia . 8 

Marquette  .  . .  M 

Vegreville . A 

Vegreville . A 

Cariboo . BC 

Kootenay  WR.BC 

Skaena . BC 


535-176 

535.34 

Prince  Albert  529, 
535 

378.4-6-7-8 

Inglis  535 
Pinoher  638 
529.132 
529.140 

Iroquois  Falla  649 
529.316 

Milk  River  535 
Strathlorne  529 

Soout  Lake  535 
535.108 
535.164 
Spedden  529 
Dawson  Creek 
645  or  via  Fort 
St.  John 

535*69  (Bayonne 
529.360  [PO) 


•Tyndall. . . . 

Tyner . 

Tyne  Valley. 


Tyranite 
Tyrone. , 


•Tyson  .  .  . . 

tUchi  Lake  . 


* Ueluelet . 


Udnty 

(Jdora. 


(Jffington . 
[Ufford... 


fUhthoff. . 
rUigg 
Ukalta. . . 
'Jkraina.. . 
Jllswater . 


Olra . 

fUlverton 

[Incas.  .  .  . 
Underhill . 
U nderhill . 


Underwood. 
tUniaoke  . . 

Union . 

tUnion. . . . 


f  Union . 

Union  Bay. .  . . 
Union  Mill*. . . 
[Union  Point. . 
Union  Road. . . 
Union  sills. . 

Unity . 1248 

Universite 
St.  Joseph  . , 

University . 

University  Hill .  . 


Uno . 

Uno  Park. . . 

Unwin . 

Upkam . 

Uphill . 

[Uplands  Airport 
Upper  Amherst 
Cove . 

tUpper  Baddeck. 

River 
Upper  Balmoral 

[Upper  Barney’*. 

River 
Upper  Big 
Traoadie 
Upper  Blackville 

Upper  Blackville 
Bridge 

[Upper  Brighton 

tUpper 

Buctouche 

UpperBurlington 


Springfield. .  .  .  M 
Kindersley  8 
Prince..  PEI 


railroad  on 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
EET,  PP.  81-87 


Timiskaming. . 
Durham . 


Qu’Appelle . S 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River  O 
Comox- 
Alberni .  .  .  B  C 

Victoria . O 

York  N  R . u 


Parry  Sound- 
M  uskoka  .  .  O 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.. .  .O 
Simcoe  E  R .  O 
Queens  ...PEI 

Vegreville . A 

Dauphin  .  .  .  .  M 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka...  .O 
In  verness- 
Richmond.  N  S 
Richmond- 

W  olf  e . Q 

Edmonton- 
Strathcona  .  .  A 
Northumberland 
N  B 

Brandon- 


Bruce . 

Chapleau.  . 

Elgin  . 

Colchester- 

Hants.  . . 

NS 

Queens  .  .  .  . 

PEI 

Comox-AlberniBC 

Charlotte. . 

NB 

Provencber. 

..M 

Queens .... 

.PEI 

York  NR . O 

Kindersley . S 

Westmorland.  NB 

Middlesex  E.  ..O 
Vancouver- 
Quadra. . .  BC 
Marquette. .  .  .  M 
Timiskaming.  .0 
TheBattlefords.S 

Royal . N  B 

Viotoria . O 

Russell . O 

Bonavista- 
Twillingate  Nd 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria. . .  N  8 
Restigouche- 
MadawaakaNl 
Piotou . NS 

AntigoniBh- 
Guysboro’.N  S 
Northumberl’d. 

N  B 

Northumberland 
N  B 

Viotoria- 
Carleton. .  N  B 
Kent . N  B 


535.102 
529.273 
529.1  (R  R 

name  Port  Hill) 
O  Elk  Lake  649 
U  Bowmanville  529, 
535 

535  150 

Red  Lake  Road 

529 

450.2,  456 
529.130 

Sunderland  629 
or  Pefferlaw  529 
Bracebridge  529 

Utteraon  629 

529.173,  535  65 
529.6  (Kinross 
Andrew  535  [PO) 
529.232 
UttersoD  629 

Inverness  629 

Riohmond  529 

529.245 

529.79 

529.223 

Port  Elgin  529 
529.120 

via  St.  Thomas 
529.13 

529.3 

535.90,  715 
St.  Stephen  635 
529.221,  647 
Union  529 
529.177  [158 

529.245-291,  535 
College  Bridge  529 

Sub  P.O. of London 
Sub.  P.O.  of  Van¬ 
couver 

529.245 

649 

535.164 
Hampton  529 
Victoria  Road  529 
via  Ottawa 
Bonavista  529 

via  Baddeck. 

Eel  River  629 

Barney  River 
529 

Monastery  529 


529.79 


Colchester- 

Hanta . N8 


Upper  Blaokvill, 
529 

Hart  land  636 
St.  Anthony  629 
Sootoh  Village  562 


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DOMINION 

BLKOTORAL 

IMOTRICTS 


tUpper  Cape. . . . 

tUpper  Caraquet 

Upper  Charlo  .. 

Upper  Chelsea  .  . 

Upper  Clyde 

River 

Upper  Derby. . 

fUp.  Dorobeeter . 
tUpper  Dundee. 

Upper  Economy.  . 

U pper  Fraser .... 

Upper  Capetown 
tUpper  Glenooe. 

tUpper  Grand 

Mira 

Upper  Gullies  . 
tUpper  Hamp¬ 
stead 

Upper  Hal  Creek 

Upper  I  aland  Cove 

Upper  Rennet 

cook 

U pper  Kent , 


WeetmorlandNB 
Gloucester .  .  N  B 


RAILROAD  ON  |l 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OB  NEAREST  B.R 
STATION.  SEE 

set,  pp.  81-87 


Reatigouohe- 
|  MadawaskaNB 
|Queens- 

Luuenburg  NS 
Shelburne-Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Northumberland 
N  B 

W  estmorland  N  B 
Restigouohe- 
MadawaakaNB 

Colohester- 

Hants . NS 

Cariboo . BC 

Royal . N  B 

Inverness- 

Richmond  .N  S 
Inverness- 

Richmond  .NS 
St.  John's  E  . .  Nd 
Royal . N  B 

Kamloops.  B  C 


Melrose  529 

529.60  (Haut 
Caraquet  PO) 

Charlo  529 


tUpper  Keswick. 
Upper  Kingsburg 
tUpper  Lakeville 
Upper  Lawrenoe- 

tOWD 

tUpper  IxMth  La 
mond 

Upper  Lynn.  . . . 


Up  Main  River . 
Upper  Marearee 

Upper  Melbourne 

Upper  Middle 
River 

Upper  Mills. 


Upper  MutQuo- 
doboil 

tUpper  Nappan 
tUpper  Nelson 

Upper  Ne«  Har¬ 
bour 
tUpper  Newport 

Upper  Pockmouche 
Up  Port  Lot  our 

Upper  Rawdon. . . 

Upper  Reiton.  .  . 
Upper  Rockport. 
Upper  Sackville .  . 

UpperSt.  Maurice 
Upper  St  Rose. 
Upper  St.  Simon. 


POST 

orricBS 


Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Victoria- 
Carleton  N  B 
York-Sunbury 

NB 

Queen’s- 

Lunenburg  NS 
Halifax . NS 

Halifax . NS 

St.  John-Albert 
NB 

Coast 

Capilano.  .  B  C 

Kent . N  B 

In  verneas- 

Richmond .  NS 

Richmond-  Wolfe 

O 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
Viotoria.  N  S 

Charlotte.  .  .  N  B 


Pleasant  River  529 

Shelburne  529 

529.79  (R  R  n 
Park) 

529.12 

Eel  River  529 
Londonderry  529 

529.350 

529.68 
Glenooe  529 

via  Sydney 

529.34 

MoAlpines  529 
Ashcroft  535,  529 
Spaniard's  Bay  529 

502.4 
536  309 
535301 

Lunenburg  529 

Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Naugle  629 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Upper  Shag 
Harbour 
Upper  Sheila  . 
tUpper  Siegas 

Upper  Smithfield 

tUpper  South 
River 

Upper  South 

West  Mabou 
tUpper  Spring- 
field 

’Upper  Stewiaeke 

Upper  Sumas.  . .  . 

tUp.  Tantallon. . 
Upper  Tilley  Rd 
tUpper  Vaughan 

Upper 

Washabuok 

Upper 

Wedgeport 
Upper  Whitehead 

Upper  Wood 
Harbour 

Upper  Woodetock 


Shelburne-Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Gloucester  ..NB 
Restigouohe- 
MadawaskaNB 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’. .  NS 
Antigoniah- 
Guyaboro’..  NS 
Inverness- 

Richmond.  NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro*  .NS 
Colcheater- 
Hants  .  .  .  .  N 
Fraser  Valley  BC 


Halifax . N  8 

Cumberland  N  S 
Northumberland 
N  B 

Antieonisb- 
Guvsboro’ .  N  P 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Gloucester. .  N  B 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-Clare  NS 
Colchester- 

Hanta . NS 

Kent _ N  B 

Weatmorl’nd.NB 

WeatmorlandNB 

Kent . N  B 

Gloucester  NB 
Gloucester .  .  N  B 


via  Saint  John 

via  North 

Vancouver 

Harcourt  529 
Strathlorne  629 

Richmond  529 

via  Baddeck 

St.  8tephen  535 
or  via  Baring, 
Me.,  U.S.A 
529.16 

Amherst  529 
Quarryville  629 

Isaac’e  Harbour 
368 
Brooklyn  562 

Evangeline  529 
Port  Clyde  529 

Kennetoook  562 

Rexton  529 
Dorchester  629 
529.54 

Buotouche  529 

Inkerman  529 
Caraquet  529 


*  Upsala . 

Upsalquitch  . 

Uptergrove 
Upton  .  797 

Uranium  City  .  . 

Urbania . 


Halifax . NS 

Gloucester  ..NB 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Cape  Breton  N  - 
Viotoria .  .  N 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Antigonish- 
Guyeboro’.N  S 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 

Victoria- 

Carleton..N  B 
Fort  William  .  < 
Restigouche- 
MadawaskaNB 

Victoria . . .  O 

St.  Hyacinthe- 
Bagot  Q 

Meadow  Lake.  .S 


RAILROAD  OR 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.R. 
STATION.  SEE 
KBT,  PP.  81-87 


Shag  Harbour  529 

Traoadie  529 
Siegas  535,  529 

Sunny  brae  529 

South  River  529 

Glencoe  529 

South  River 
529 

Upper  Musquodo- 
boit  529 
Huntingdon 
514,  535 

French  Village  529 
Traoadie  529 
Windsor  562 


Colchester- 
Hanta.  .  . 


Urtn . 


fUrling 
Ueherville . 

Uek 

LTTtonia 

Utopia  .  . 
*Utt.erson 


’  Uxbridge .  .1,785 
Val  Alain  .... 

Val  Albert . 

Val  Barrette.  .592 


Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  c 
Cariboo.  ..BC 
Mackensie. .  Saak 

Skeena . B  C 

Charlotte  N  R 
Dufferin-Simcoe  0 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  . . .  .0 

Ontario . O 

Ixitbiniere  .  .  Q 

Cochrane . 0 

Labelle .  Q 


V  albrand 

Val  Brillant 


867 


Val  Caron..  . 

Valcartier  Camp. 

Valcartier  Station 

Valcartier  V illage 

fVal  Clermont.. 
Val  Comeau 

Val  Cote . 

Valcourt . 686 

Val  d’ Amour 


.NS 


Iona  629 

via  Yarmouth 

via  Whitehead 

529.27  (R  R  name 
Upper  Woods 
Harbour 

535.309 

535.51 

529.52 

529.173 

529.82 

193orBeaverlodge 
Lake  175  or 
Bushell  444 

South  Maitland 
562 


Val  David.  .  940 
Va  I  dev  Boie. . 

Val  d'Espoir 
*Val  d’Or  .  .8,685 

Val  Doucet . 

fVal  du  Lao . 

Vale . 

tVal  Emard . 


Prince  Albert 
Matapedia- 
Matane.  ..Q 
Nickel  Belt. . .  .0 
Quebec- 

MontmorencyQ 
Quebeo- 
MontmorencyQ 
Quebeo- 
MontmorenoyQ 
Chapleau  .  .  Q 
Gloucester  N  B 

Coohrane . 0 

Shefford .  Q 

Restigouohe- 

MadawaskaNB 

Terrebonne. .  .  Q 

Gatineau . Q 

Gaspfe . Q 

Villeneuve.  .  .  ■  Q 
Gloucester.  ,N  B 

Gatineau . Q 

Medicine  Hat  A 
Gatineau . Q 


535.149 

529.350 
529'276 
529.350 
535  312 

529-194 

529.193 

529.177 

529  86 

Kapuakaaing  529 
535.23  (R  R 

name  Barrette! 

Canwood  629 
529.50 


Sudbury  529,  536 

Valcartier  529 

629.105 

Loretteville  529 

La  Sarre  529 
Tracadie  529 
529-154 
535.8 

Campbelltnn 

526 
535.23 

Buckingham  535 
Perce  629 
529-119,  121 
Burnsville  529 
Wakefield  535 
Medicine  Hat  535 
Manlwakl  M# 


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OFFICES 


Valemount  . , 
Valen  Island 


Valentia . . 

Vale  Perkins .  . 

Valeport . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Cariboo .  BC 

Burin-Burgeo  Nd 


Val  Oagne.  . 

fVal  Gamier. . 
tVal  Guertin.  .  .  . 

Valhalla . 

Valhalla  Centre .  . 

t  Valin . 

tVal  Jalbert. .  47 
Valjean . 


tVal  Lambert  . . . 

Vallee  Jonction 
,  1.279 

V allee  Lourdes . 
tValley . 


Victoria . 

Brome- 

Missiaquoi .  . 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre 

Timmins . 

Rimouski . . 

Gatineau . . 

Peace  River .  . . 
Peace  River.  . . 
Charlevoix. . .  . 

Roberval . 

Swift  Current  - 
Maple  Creek 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska  N  B 
Beauoe . Q 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  H  R 
STATION  SEE 

KEY,  PP  81  -87 


..NB 


Valley  Centre.... 

*  V  alley field22, 414 

fValleyfield  .  . . 


Valley  Park . . . 
Valley  River . . 

Valleyview . 

Vallican . 

t  Val  Limoges. .  .  . 
Valmarie . 357 

Val  Melanson.. 


Valmont . 

Val  Morin . 

Val  Morin  Station 
f  Val  Oakes  . . . 


*Valois. 


Valor . 

tValora.  .  . .  [  ’ 

Val  Paradis . 

*Valparaiso .  .  .84 


tValpoy 
Val  Quesnel . 
Yalracine . 


Val  Riopel . 

Valrita  .... 
fVal  Royal. 


fVal  St.  Georges  . 
Val  St.  Gilles 
Val  St.  Michel. 

Val  St.  Patrice.. . 
Val  Senneville  . . . 

Val  T etreau . 

Val  Viger . . 

*Va  nanda . 


tVanbrugh. 

Van  Bruyssel . 

Vance . 


*  Vancouver. .  .  . 

344,833 


* Station  B ...  . 

*  Station  C ...  . 
*Station  D .  . .  . 

*  Station  E ... . 


Gloucester . 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Rosetown-BiggarS 
Beauharnois- 
Salaberry. . 
Bona  vis  ta- 
Twillingate  Nd 
Rosetown-tsiggarS 
Dauphin  M 

Peace  River ....  A 
Kootenay  W.BC 

Labelle . 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. i 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 
Champlain .  .  .  .  Q 
Terrebonne..  .  .  Q 
Terrebonne. .  .  .  Q 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.  NB 
Jacques  Cartier 

Lasalle . c 

Assiniboia . S 

Port  Arthur  .  .  .O 

Chapleau . Q 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . 8 

Dauphin  . 

Labelle  , 
Compton- 
Frontenac. 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska.NB 
Cochrane.  .  .  .O 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Villeneuve . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Quebec- 

MontmorenoyQ 

N’thumberi'dNB 

Villeneuve . Q 

Hull . Q 

Labelle . Q 

Comox-Alberni 

BC 

Renfrew  SR..O 

Portneuf . Q 

Roset’n-Biggar.  S 
VanconverCnt^ 
Vane.  E.  &  S. 
Vane. -Quadra 
Vancouver- 
Kingsway 
Vancouver- 
Burrard.  B  C 
299HastingeSt.E 
3100  Main  St .  .  . 

1 535  w.  Broad  wav 
2144,  41stAve.  W 


529.347 

378.2  (Ldg.  name 
Isle  Valen) 
Mariposa  529 
Highwater  535 

535.159-160 

649 

Luceville  529 
Farley  535 
Hythe  645 
Hvthe  645 
529T22 
529.106 
535.149 

Baker  Brook  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


675,  675.1 

529.50 
529.13 

535-138 

529.211,  633.1 

378.7 

Saskatoon  529,535 
529.232 

High  Prairie  645 
535.77 

Mont  Laurier  535 
535.171 

Campbell  ton  529 

St.  Maurice  535 
535.23 
535.23 
Connors  529 

529.83,  535.33 

535.170 
529.162 
La  Sarre  529 
529.232 

529.248 

Papineauville  535 

Milan  535 

Kedgwick  529 
529  154 
529.91 

Val  d’  Or  529 
La  Sarre  529 
529.105 

Rogersvllle  529 
Val  d’Or  529 
(Sub.  P.O.  of  Hull) 
Barrette  535 
452,  455 

Eganville  535,529 
529.105 
535.158 
535.70,  585.  13 
514,  529  347, 
650.1,708, 

450  1  -3-8-9, 

455,452,453,177 

233 

229.231.235,240 

242.277,291,292, 

293.294.295,296, 

297.298,299,300, 

301.302.303,304 

305,306.307,308, 

309,310 


*Station  K  . . . 

*  Station  L  . . . . 
*Station  O  .  . . 

*  Station  R  .  .  . 
Fraser  4  venue 

Vancouver  Airport 
Vanderhoo/.  .  .644 

fVandorf . 

Vandry . 

Vandur a.  .  .  . 
Vanessa .... 
Vanguard  .  .  378 

*Vankleek  Hill. 

1,480 

Vankoughnet. . 

tVanrena 
Vanscoy . 109 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


I  RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION, SEE  KEY, 

pp.  81-87 


60 


Vantage  ,  . 

Van  Wagners 

Beach . 

tVan  Winkle 
fVarooe.  .  . . 
Varennes  .1104 


Varna  . 

Varney . 

Vars .  .  .  .... 

Varsity  View 

Vasey . 

Vassan . 

V  as  sar . 

fVauban . 

Vaucluse.  .  .  . 


Vaudreuil  .  .  .  714 
t Vaughan.  ... 


.393 


tVauquelin 
Vautour.  . . 
Vautrin.  .  . 
f  Vauvert .  . 

V auxhall  .  . 
Vavenby.  .  . 

Vawn  . .  .64 

*Vedder  Crossing 

V  ega . 

*Veoreville. .2,223 

V  eillardville 

tVeldt . 

fVeletta 

Vendee . 

Venice.  . 

Veniot  .... 

Venise  .... 


2225  E.  Hastings 
Vancouver  South 
Vancouver  South 
4088  E.  Hastings 
Vanc’ver  -Quadra 
VancouverS.  .BC 

Cariboo . BC 

York  NR . O 

Chapleau . Q 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Norfolk . ..o 

Swift  Currents 
Maple  Creek  .S 
Glengarry- 

Prescott . O 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka. . .  .0 
Peace  River.. .  .A 
Rose  to  wn- 

Biggar . S 

Assiniboia . S 

Wentworth  .  . ..  O 


via  Vancouver 

529.360 

529.130 

529.120 

529.258 

703  or  via  Waterf’d 
535.163 

529.212,  535.31 

Bracebridge  529 

Fairview  645 
529.252 


Venison  Islands 

Venlaw 

Venn 

Vennachar .... 


Venosta. .  . 
V entnor. .  . 

V  era . 

Verchires  . . 


1201 

*Verdun..  .77,391 
Verigin 


243 


Verio  . 
Vermette  .  . 

*  Vermilion 


1,982 


Vermilion  Bay..  . 
t  Vernal . 


Cariboo.  B  C 
Brandon -Souris  M 
Richelieu- 
Verchfres .  .  .  Q 

Huron . O 

Grey-Bruce..  .  .0 
Russel)  .  .  O 
St.  Boniface  . .  M 
Simcoe  E  R  .  .  .  O 

Villeneuve . Q 

Provencher . .  M 
Tfemiscouata. .  Q 
Joliette- 

L’Assomption- 
Montcalm. .  .  Q 
Vaudreuil- 
Soulanges.  .  ..Q 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Gasp6 .  Q 

Kent . N  B 

Villeneuve . Q 

Roberval . Q 

Medioine  Hat. .  A 
Kamloops.. .  .  B  C 
Meadow  Lake.  S 
Fraser  ValleyBC 
Jasper:Edson.  .A 

Vegreville . A 

Mackenzie . S 

Acadia . A 

Fort  William  .  O 

Labelle .  Q 

Athabaska. .  A 

Gloucester.  ..N  B 
Brome- 

Missisquoi  .  .  Q 
Labrador  ....  Nd 
Dauphin  ....  M 
Moose  Jaw- 
Lake  Centre.  S 
Hastings- 
Frontenao . . .O 

Gatineau . Q 

Grenville- 
Dundae  O 
The  BattlefordsS 
Richelieu- 
Verch^res .  .  Q 
Verdun . Q 


535.168 
via  Hamilton 


Mackenzie. . . .  S 

Kindersley . S 

St.  Boniface  .  .  M 
Battle  River- 
Camrose . A 

Kenora- 

Rainy  River.  O 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  .NS 


Quesnel  650 
535  109-111 
529-108 

Brucefield  529 

529.180 

529.211 

via  Winnipeg 

Victoria  Har.  529 

Val  d’Or  529 

529  238 

529-114 

535.21 


529.83,  535.31-33 

Windsor  562 

Barachois  529 
Rogersville  529 
Amos  529 
Dolbeau  529 
535.242 
529.347 
529.262 
Sardis  514 
Barrhead  645 
529.260-315, 

529.232  [535-250 

535.233 

Kakabeka  Falls 
Lac  Remi  529  [529 
6452 

Bathurst  529 
Stanbridge  535,543 

378.4 

lilbert  Plains  529 
529.245 

Kaladar  535 

535.27 

Spenoerville  535 

529.245 
529  108 


Postal  Station  of 
Montreal 

529'259  (R  R  name 
Verigin) 

535139 

Grande  Pointe  535 
529.260 

535.51 

South  River  529 


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Verner . 

*Vernon.. .  .7,822 


V  rrnon . 

t  Vernon . 

V ernon  Bridge. . . 
Vernon  River.  . . . 

V  ernonville . 

Verona . 


tVersailles . 


Verwood . 125 

Vesper . 


Vestfold 

Vesuvius. 


Veteran . 206 

fViamede . 

Vianney . 

Viannois . 


Vibank...  264 
Viceroy  .236 

Vickers  Heights. 

Victoire . 

*F»  ctoria  51,331 


*  Dockyard. 

Naden . 

Sevenoaks  . 


Nipissing . O 

Okanagan- 

Revelstoke.BC 

Carleton. . O 

Queens . PEI 

QueenB . PEI 

Queens . PEI 

Northumberl’d  O 
Hastings- 

Iron  tenao.  O 
St.Jean-Iberville- 
N  apier vilie .  .Q 

Assiniboia . S 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek. S 

Selkirk . M 

D  igby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Aoadia . A 

Peterborough.  .0 

Megantio  . Q 

Longueuil . Q 

Qu’Appelle . S 

Assiniboia . S 

Fort  William..  .0 
Meadow  Lake. . S 
Victoria  BC1 
Esquimalt- 

Saanich .  .  BC  I 


■[Victoria  . 

tVietoria . 
V  ictona .  . 
Victoria  . 


Victoria  Beach.  . 

Victoria  Beach. 
tVietoria  Bridge 

Victoria  Cove.  . 

*VictoriaHarb.  953 

Victoria  Line  .  , 

Victoria  Mills  .  .  ■ 
tVietoria  Mine 
tViotoria  Plains. 
Victoria  Point. . . 
Victoria  Road 
*Victoriaville 

13,124 

Vidir . 

Vidoro  . 67 


Vieille  Eglise 

Vien . 

Vienna 
Vienneau .  .  . 
View  field  .  . 

fViewlake  . . . 
Viewmount .  . 


322 


t  Viewpoint. 


Viger. .  . 
Vigneau 


*  Viking . 683 

Village  Belanger. . 

Vtllaor  Hlirr 
Village  Brisson 
Villagedale. .  . 

Village  dee 

Aulnaiet 


OOM1NION 

MLBCTOHAL 

01STBICT8 


RAILROAD  ON 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OT  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION,  SEE  KEY, 

pp.  81-87 


Victoria. 
Victoria. 
Esquimalt- 
Saanich. . 
Royal . 


.BC 

.BC 

.BC 

.NB 


Cumberland.  N  S 
Queens.  ...PEI 
Trinity- 

Conception.  N  d 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Springfield. .  .  .  M 
Inveruess- 

Richmond.  .NS 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate.  Nd 
Simcoe  EH  .  .  O 
lnverness- 

Richmond..N  S 
York-SunburyNB 

Nickel  Belt _ 0 

Regina  City. . .  ,S 

Simcoe  E . O 

Victoria  . O 

Drummond- 

\rthabaska..Q 

Selkirk . M 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  S 
Lotbiniere.  . .  Q 
Lotbiniere. .  . .  Q 

Elgin .  O 

North  u ’b  erl’ d  N  B 
Moose  Mount’nS 

Durham  . f 1 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings  .  NS 

Battle  River- 
Camrose....  A 
Temiscouata.  Q 
lies  de  la 

Madeleine  . . .  Q 
Battle  River- 
Camrose  .  A 

Laval  . Q 

Temiscouata. .  .0 

Rimouski . Q 

Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Kamouraska . .  .  Q 


535.66 

535.74-76-80. 

529  351-352 
Osgoode  Sta.  535 
529.5 

529.5  (R  R  nam< 
529.5  [Vernon 
Grafton  529,  535 
535.61 

535.3 

535.170 

535.182 

Inwood  529 
Wolfville  562 

535.233 
Lakefield,  529 
Plessisville  529 
(Sub  PO  of  Mont¬ 
real)  via  Longueuil 
520.258  [529 

535.170  [535 

Fort  William  529, 
Ormeaux  535 

535.88,  529.346 
450.1-2,464,240 
295 


529.58,  (Green¬ 
wich  Hill  PO) 
Conn  Mills,  629 
Bradalbane  529 
Carbonear  529 

Digby  562 

529.240 
na  Sydney 

378.7 

529. 1 73 

River  Denys  529 

Fredericton  529, 
535.67  [535 

529.254 
Orillia  529,535 

529.170 
529.84-88 

Arborg  535 

535.170 

Laurier  529 
529' 113 

Port  Burwell  535 
Rogers ville  529 
529.251 

Lindsay  529,  535 
Berwick  562 

529-315 

St.  Arsene  529 
via  Amherst 

529.245 

St.  Martin  535 
Fst  court  529 
Rimouski  529 
Barrington  529 

Ste.  Louise  529 


Pool 

OFFICES 


VillagedesChutes 

Village  des  Hurons 

Village  des  Peres 
Village  Langlois  . 

illageLaPraine 
Village  Richelieu. 

t  Village  St. 

Augustin 
Village  St.  Irenee. 
Village  St  JeaD 
VillageSt.Laurent 

Village  St.  Paul. 
Village  8t.  Pierre 

Village  Villeneuve 
tVilla  Marie. . . . 
rVillanova.  . .  . 

Villebois . 

Ville-de-Tracy  .  . 

Vilie  Guay . 

t Vilie  Lambert . 

Vilie  Lemoyne 

Ville-Manc. 1,316 


Villemay . 

Villemontel. .  .  . 
Villeneuve  .  . 
Villeneuve  .  .  1089 


DOMINION 

ELECTOR a L 
018  tRICTN 


Villeroy.  . 
‘  Vilie  St. 


Georges 
2657 
Vilie  St.  Joseph 
6,576 

*Ville  St.  Laurent 
VilleStPierre 4976 


Villieu . 

*Vilna . 378 

f  Vilroc . 

Vimy.  .... 
Vimy  Ridge  .  . 
Vimy  Ridge  Mine 

Vincennes . 

tVine . 


*  Vineland . 

VinelandStation 

Vinemount . 

Vinsulla . 

V  inton . 


Violet  Grove. 
t  Violette  . . . 


*Virden _ 1,746 


Virgil  . 


Riohmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Quebec-Mont- 

morency . Q 

Roberval . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Kent  ....Nil 
Chambly- 

Rou vilie.  .  .  Q 
Kent . N  B 

Kent . N  B 

Kent  N  B 

N  orthumberland 

. N  B 

Gloucester  N  B 
N’berl’nd.  ,.NB 
Roberval  .  . .  .  Q 
St.  John’s  W..Nd 

Norfolk . O 

Chapleau . Q 

Richelieu- 

Vercheres  .  . .  Q 

Levis . Q 

Levis . Q 

Longueuil . Q 

Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue . . . .  Q 

L£viB . Q 

Chapleau . Q 

Jasper- Edson.  .  A 
Quebec- 
MontmorencyQ 

Lotbiniere . O 

Beauce . Q 

Drummond- 
Arthabaska .  .  Q 
Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Jacques  Cartier- 

Lasalle . Q 

Levis . Q 

Vegreville . A 

Villeneuve . Q 

Jasper-Edson.  .A 

Timmins . O 

Megantic . Q 

Champlain .  .  .  .  Q 
Dufferin- 

Simooe . O 

Lineoln . O 

Lincoln . O 

Wentworth. .  .  .  O 
Kamloops  B  C 
Pont.iac-Temis- 
camingue. . .  .Q 
Jasper  Edson.  .A 
Restigouche- 
Madawaska .  NB 
Brandon- 
Souris..  •  ■ 
Lincoln . 


Virginia . 

Virginiatown  . 

*  Viscount  .  .  338 
t Visitation. .  .  . 


Vista. . . 
Vita..  .  . 

V  ittnria. 

Vivian  ■ . 

V  ogar .  . 
tVogel.  . 


Vogler's  Cove.  .  . 


Volga  .  .  . 

tVoligny  . 


York  N  R 
Timiskaming. 


Rosthern. .  ..Sask 
Quebec- 
MontmorenoyQ 
Marquette. .  .  .  M 
Provencher . . . M 

Norfolk . O 

Springfield . .  .  .  M 

Selkirk . M 

Swift  Current 
Maple  Creek. S 
Queens- 

Lunenburg  NS 
Dauphin  .  .  .  M 
.1  oliette- 

L'Assomption- 
Montcalm  —  Q 


AAiLA, ,  ,  D  ON 

WHICH  LOCaIHL, 
OK  NEAREST  R.  H. 
STATION,  SEE  KEY, 

pp.  81-87 

Victoriaville  629 

Loretteville  529 

Dolbeau  529 
Beattyville  529 
Rexlon  529 
529.95  tR  R  name 
Richelieu ) 
Adams  vilie,  529, 
645 

Buctouohe  529 
Rogersvillt  529 
Newcastle  529 

Grande  Anse  529 
Rogersville  529 

Dolbeau  529 
529-36 
623.34 
La  Sarre  529 
Sorel  529 
via  Levis 

675  (P  O  St.  Lam¬ 
bert  de  Levis) 
via  St.  Lambert 

535.26 

Sub.  P.O.  of  Levis 

529-120 

529  322 

(Sub  PO  of  Quebec) 
529.122 
529  86-113 
675T  (Ry.  name 
St.  Georges) 

Sub  P.O.  of 
Drummondville 
See  St.  Laurent 

Dominion  529 

Charny  529,  675 

529.318 

Arntfield  649 

529.317 

649 

Coleraine  675 
Champlain  535 
529.192 

529.202 

529.202 

703 

529.347 

535.28 

EntwiBtle  529 
Edmundston 
529,  535 
535.112-108, 

529  223 
St.  Catharines 
529. 641 
Pefferlaw  529 
Larder  Lake,  649 
535.156 
529-122 

529.230 
529  224 
529.206 
529.160 
Mulvihill  529 
535  172 

Medway  529 

Winnipegosis  529 
535’ 17  (St  Thomas 
de  JolietteP.O.) 


202 


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POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

hAU.li.yoU  ON 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST.  B.  R. 
STATION, SEE  KEY, 

PP.  81-87 

Volmer . 

Edmonton  W. .  A 

M  orinvilie,529,645 

Vonda . 254 

Rosthern  .  . . 

Sask 

529.260 

Maeleod.  .  . 

Alta 

535.236 

York.Sunb’rv  N  P 

535.300 

fWaba 

Renfrew  South .  O 

Arnprior  529,  535 

Wabamun  . 

.Jasper-Edson 

A 

529  320 

*Wabana .  .  .  6460 

St.  John’s  E. 

.Nd 

via  St.  John  s 

Wabasoa . 

Athabaska  ,  . 

A 

Slave  Lake  645 

.  Q 

Wabigoon  . 

Kenora- 

535.51 

R.ainv  Riv 

r  O 

.  .0 

.  .U 

>02  1 

.  M 

‘>29  24 h 

t Wadden  Cove. 

Cape  Breton 

P, 

Mira  698 

NT  8 

*Wadena  .  . .  1081 

Humboldt- 

529  259.585.144 

Mel  fort.  . 

y 

Wadhams . 

Comox- 

455 

Alberni.  .  . 

BC 

1535 

tWadhope . 

Sprmgheld 

JVI 

1 95  or  Great  Falls 

Wadsley . 

Coast  Capilano 

Sub  P.0,  of 

BC 

Vancouver) 

Wagarville.  .  . 

Hastings- 

Parham  535 

}'  rum  mac 

.  .0 

f  Wagner . 

Peace  River. 

.  .A 

645. 1 

Wahnapitae.  . 

Nickel  Belt . 

.0 

T86.66  (R  R  nam- 

Vv  anaoitei) 

Wahstao.  . 

Vegreville.. 

.  .A 

Hellis  529 

Wahwashkesh.  . 

Parry  Sound- 

xArdbeg  529 

Muskoka 

.  0 

Wainfleet . 

Welland. 

.  .0 

529  199 

*Wainwrighi  1996 

Ba  1 1  le  River- 

529.245 

Camrose  .  . 

.  .A 

Waitville  .  .  . 

Rosthern .... 

,.s 

535-176 

Wakaw . 766 

Rosthern  .  . 

s 

529  249-290 

Wakefield  .  .  .348 

Gatineau. . . . 

.  Q 

>35.27 

Wakeham . 

Gas|  6 

.y 

Gasp6  529 

W  ako . 

Port.  Arthur 

.0 

>2(J.162(RR  aami 

Wakopa . 

Brandon- 

[  Watcomb  > 

Souris. .  .  . 

M 

529.225 

Walcott . 

Skeena .... 

BC 

529-350 

*Waldeck . 87 

Swift  Current 

- 

535.149 

Maple  Creek.." 

Waldemar . 

Dufterm- 

535.41 

Simcoe.  .  .  . 

,  O 

Walden . 

Queens- 

Vlahone  Bay  52t 

Lunenburg  NS 

W  alder  see . 

Portage- 

Glenella  529 

Neepawa 

M 

*  Waldheim  .  476 

Rosthern  .  . Sask 

529.261 

Waldhof . 

Kenora 

Gunne  535 

Rainv  River. O 

Waldo . 

Kootenav  E. 

BC 

Elko  535 

*Waldron  ...  127 

Melville . 

.8 

529.245 

fWaleach.  .... 

Fraser  Valley  B  C 

535.70 

Wales . 

Stormont.. .  .  . 

.O 

529.83 

Waif  or  d  Station 

Algoma  E  R. 

.0 

535.67 

W alhachin  .  . 

Kamloops'. 

HC 

535.70,  529.347 

BC 

850 

Walkerburn.  .  . 

Dauphin  .  .  .  . 

.  M 

Togo,  Sask.,  529 

W  alker’s . 

Middlesex  WR.O 

623.37 

Walker’sCut.tiris 

Drummond- 

529 ‘88  (Ry.  name 

Art  ha  bask  a 

..Q 

Walker  Cut) 

Walker’s  Point 

Parry  Sound- 

420  or  Torrance 

Muskoka. . 

O 

529  or  Bala  535 

*  Walker  ton  3,264 

Grey-Bruce  . 

.O 

529.188,  535.473 

*  W  alkervillt . 

Essex  E  R .  .  . 

.0 

712,  529.209,  575. 

546 .2,329.14, 

430.4  (Postal 

Sta.  of  Windsor) 

Walkerville . 

InverncBS- 

Basin  Road  529 

R  lohiuond . 

NS 

[529 

Walkleyburg. 

Springfield. .  . 

M 

East  Selkirk  635, 

*  Wallace  ... 

Cumberland  N  S 

529-15 

t  Wallace 

Renfrew  S. .  . 

.O 

529.147  (Princes 

Wallace  Bridge.  .  . 

Cumberland  N  8 

*  Wallaceburg 

Lambton-Kent  O 

546.3,  329-14 

7,688 

Wallace  Mill.  ... 

Matapedia- 

Val  Brillant  529 

Matane. .  . 

•  Q 

Wallacetoum . 

Elgin . 

•  o 

Duiton  623,  546 

POST 

OFFICES 


Wallard . 

Wallbrook . 

W  allenstein . 

W allwort . 

Walnut  Grove.  .  . . 
Walpole-.  .  . 
Walpole  Island .  . 

Walsh . 

W alsingham. . .  . 
Walter 8  Falls  . 
Waltham  Station 

*  Walton . 

Walton . 

vVampun . 

Wamsley . 

fWanapitei . 

Wandering  River. 
Wandsworth.  . 
t  Waneta . 

*  W an  ham . 

fWanikewin. .  . . 

Wanipigow . 

Wanle8S . 

Wanstead . 

Wanup . 

W apah . 

*  Wapella  . .  .  .52S 

Wapiti . 

fWapske . 

W arburg . 

fWarden..  .... 

Warden  ....  327 
Warden  June 

Wardlow . 

Wardner . 

Ward's  Brook 
*Wardsville  313 

t  Ware .  ... 

Wareham . 

Warfield . 

k  W  arkworth 
W  arman  ...... 

Warmley .... 

fWarneford 
Warner  .  .  .  422 

*  Warren . 

t  Warren . 

IWarreneLanding 
Warrensville .  . 
Warrenton.  .  . 

Warsaw . 

War  spite . 

Wartime  . 

Warwick  . 
Warwick  .  2094 

W  arwtck . 

t  W  arwiek 

Settlement, 

1 W  asa 

Wasaga  Beach  387 
W  asagaming . 

*  Waseca  .  112 

Wasel . 

Was  ha  buck 

Bridge 
Washabuck 
Centre  .  .  . 
fWashademoak. . 


dominion 

electoral 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED. 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R 
STATION,  SEE  KBT, 

pp.  81-87 


Swift  Current- 
Maplp  Creek  S 
Digby-Annapolis- 
Kings  . N  S 
Waterloo  N  .  . .  O 
Humboldt- 

Melfort .  .  S 
N  W  'stminst/iBC 
Moose  M’ntain  S 
Lambton-Kent.O 
Medicine  Hat.  A 

N  orfolk . O 

Grey  NR..  ...O 
P  ontiac-T  emis- 
camingue. . . .  Q 

Huron . O 

Colchester- 

Hants  ...  NS 


Ponteix  535 
Grand  Pr6  552 
535  37 

McKague  535 

via  New  Westmin- 
535.154  [ster 

Wallaceburg  540 
535.225 

Port  Rowan  529 
Chatsworth  535 

535.28 
535  37 

Scotch  Village  552 


Provenefier . 

.  M 

Fort  William 

.  .O 

Nickel  Belt . 

...0 

Athabaska.. 

.  A 

The  BattlefordsS 

Kootenay  W 

.BC 

Peace  River. 

..  A 

Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka. 

.  0 

Springfield . . 

.M 

Churchill .  .  . 

..M 

Lambton  W  R  0 

Nickel  Belt 

.  .O 

Dauphin 

M 

Qu’Appelle  Saak 

Peace  River . 

.  .A 

Victoria- 

Carleton . 

NB 

Wetaskiwin . 

. .  A 

Acadia 

..A 

ShetTord. . .  . 

.  Q 

Acadia . 

.  .  A 

Acadia.  .  .. 

.  A 

Kootenav  E 

BC 

Cumberland 

N  S 

Middlesex  W  R..( 

BC 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate  Nd 
Kootenay  W  .  PC 


529.224  [535 

Fort  William  529‘ 
535.66 

Lac  la  Bicbe  545 

Carlton  529 

585.15 

645-1 

535.49 

Riverton  535 
529.247 
529.203 
535*49 

Ste  Rose  52'.* 

535.112 
Wembley  645 
535.310 

535*244 

529.315-325  (War¬ 
den  June.  PO) 
535.4 

Warden  529 
529  314 
535.69 

Parrsboro  549 
no  Vewhurv  [650 
Prince  George  529, 
Indian  Bay  378.7 

535.78 


R  os  them . 


S 


Moose  M’nlain  S 
Port  Art  hur .  .  .  O 
Lethbridge  Alta 

Nickel  Belt  ..(> 
Portage- 

Neepawa.  .  M 
Churchill  M 
Peace  River .  .  .  .A 
Portage- 

Neepawa  .  .  .M 
Hasrings- 

Frontenac.  O 
Vegreville  A 
Rosetown- 

Biggar .  S 

Vegreville  A 

Drum  m  on  d- 
Arthabaska  .  Q 
Lambton  KentO 
Northumberland 
N  B 

Kootenay  E  .  PC 
Simcoe  NR  O 
Marquette  M 
The  BattlefordsS 
Vegreville  .  .A 
Cape  Breton  N  - 
Victoria..  N  S 
Cape  Breton  N.- 
Victoria  ..NS 
Royal .  N  B 


Hastings  529 
529.255-260 
Kisbey  535 
529  131 
5.238 
535  66 
529.231 

442 

Grimshav  645 
Warren  529 

Peterboro  529,  535 

529.318 

529.26)7,535.147 

535*250 

529.84 

Watford  529 
Quarryville  529 

535.84 
Stayner  52u 
Erickson  529 
529.260 
Beilis  529 

Iona  529  or  Little 
Narrows  364 
364  or  Iona  529 

535.315 


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203 


RAILROAD  ON 


fWatt . 

Watts . 

Watt  Section, 
Sheet  Harbour 
fWatun  River  .  . . 
Waubamick. 


*  W aubaushene . .  . 
Wauchope  ...  .89 

Waugh . 

t  Waugh . 

Waupoos . 


Wavell . 

Waveriey 
Waveriey 

Wawanesu  .  .  .447 

W  awbewawa 

Waweig . 

Wawota  .  359 
f  Waybrook  . 
Wayerton . 

fWayland  ...  - 
*Wayne ...... 

Ways  Mills .  .  . 

f  Weald . 

Weasel  Creek .. . 


Charlotte.  .  .  N  B 

Acadia . A 

Halifax . NS 

Skeena  ....  B.C. 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.  . .  .0 
Simcoe  E  R .  .  .  O 
Moose  M’ntain  S 
Jasper- Edson  ..A 
Springfield  .  M 
Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Timmins . 0 

Simcoe  E  R  .  .  O 
Halifax  ...  NS 
Brandon- 

Sour  is  . M 

Timiskaming  .o 
Charlotte  .  .  N  8 
Moose  M’ntain  S 
Jasper-Edson  A 
North  a  rviberl  md 
N  B 

Algoma  W  R  O 
Bow  River.  Alt.a 
Stanstead  Q 
Jasper-Edson .  .  A 
Vegreville . A 


535.306-308 
529.252 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
455 

529.130  (RR  n 

Waubamik) 

529.173 

535.150 

Legal  529 

584  (Indian  Bay) 

Picton  529 

649 

Elnivale  529 

529  16 
529.234 

649 

535.306 
535.154 
Legal  529 
Newcastle  529 

35  66 
29.315 

Ayers  Cliff  675 
5-9  312 
Radway  629 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION, SEE  KEY, 

PP  81-87 

fWashngami .... 

Nickel  Belt  . 

.0 

529.137 

.  o 

529.130-193 

t  Wash  burn . 

Hastings- 

via  Kingston 

Kromenao. 

.  .0 

Washow  Bay 

Selkirk . 

Riverton  535 

fWasing . 

Nipissing. . .  . 

.  .O 

52y.l37 

Waskada . 395 

Brandon- 

535.126 

bourns. .  .  . 

M 

Waskatenau .  .239 

Vegreville.  .  . 

.  .A 

529.318 

Waskesiu  Lake . .  . 

Prince  Albert.  .S 

Pr.  Albert  529.535 

tWassewa . .  . 

Brandon- 

529.225 

Souris. . .  . 

M 

Watabeag . 

Timmins. . . . 

,.U 

649 

fWatcomb . 

Port  Arthur 

.  O 

529.162  (Wako 

*  Waterdown  1347 

Went  worth. 

..O 

535.56  [P  O) 

tWaterfall.  . 

Nickel  Belt . 

..O 

529.130 

*  Waterford  .1,745 

Norfolk . 

.U 

623.34,  703,  615 

W aterford  . 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Digby  562 

Kings  .... 

.NS 

N  B 

.  M 

Waterloo . 

Queens- 

Bridgewater  529 

Lunenburg 

.NS 

*  Waterloo  .4,054 

Sheff ord . . . 

.  Q 

535.4,  529.95 

*  Waterloo  11,991 

Waterloo  NE.O 

529.181,  578 

t  Water  niah . 

Antigonish- 

Antigonish  529 

Guysboro’.N  S 

tWaterside.  ... 

St.  John- 

Hillsboro  529 

Albert. . .  . 

N  B 

t  Waterside 

Pictou . 

N  S 

Pictou  529 

WoL&rt.on  Lark  .  .  . 

Lethbridge.  . 

.  .A 

Pincher  535 

Water  Valley  . . .  . 

Bow  River.  . 

.  .A 

Cremona  535 

W  altrvrlle  ..1205 

Compton- 

Frontenac 

...Q 

529.82 

W  aterviUt)  . 

Digby-Annapolis- 

562.1 

Kings . 

NS 

Waterways 

Athabaska 

.  .A 

645-2,  444,  175 

*  Watford  .  1201 

Lambton-Kent  O 

529.203 

W  all  no 

Peace  River 

.A 

645'  1 

*Watrous  .1.228 

Moose  Jaw- 

529.245 

Lake  Centre .  S 

*  Watson  ....  718 

Humboldt- 

529.259 

Melfort  .  . 

.  s 

535.157 

t  Watson . 

Comox- 

650 

Alberni.  . . 

.  BC 

tWatson  Island.  . 

Skeena . 

.BC 

529-350,  455 

Watson  Lake  .  .  .  . 

Yukon . 

.Yu 

177 

tWatson's 

Lanark .... 

.  .0 

Perth  535 

Corners 

POST 

OFFICES 


f  Weax  er . 

Weaver  Scttlero’t 

Webb . 158 

467 


*  W  ebbwood 
t  Weber  vi  lie 

Webster . 

Webster' 8  Corn'rs 
W  edgeport  ...... 


Weedoii  ....  1066 

Weekes . 

Weiden . 

tWeidmann  .  . 
Weir . 


Weir  dale.  . 
Weirstead. 

Wekusko  . 
Welby, . 
Weldfield . 

tWeldon. . 

Weldon  . 

W  ellaiid 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


.  202 
.15,382 


Northumberland 

N  B 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Swift  Current - 
Maple  Creek .  S 
Algoma  L  !i.  O 
Peace  River.  .  .A 
Peace  River.  .  .A 
Fraser  Valiev  R  C 
Shelburne- Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Richmond* 

Wolfe  .  .  .  .  Q 

Mackenzie . S 

Dauphin .  .  M 
Laniht.on-Kent  0 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes.  .Q 
Prince  AH iert  .  8 
Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue .  . .  Q 
Churchill  .  .  .  .  M 

Melville . S 

Northumberland 
N  B 

St.  John- 

Albert  . .  . N  B 

Rosthern . S 

Welland . O 


Welland  Junct  . 

W  ellandport .  .  . 
Weller.  ....... 

Weller  Park .... 

W  ellesley . 

Welling 

Wellington  ...982 


W ellington  . 
Wellington . 


Welland 


Wellington  Sta. . 
Wellington  Sta . 
tWellman . 


Wells  .  . .  . 
*Wellwood. 


railroad  on 

WHICH  LOCATED. 
OR  NEAREST  R.  H , 
STATION,  SEE  KEY, 

PP  81-87 


.O 


Welsford. 
Welshpool 
*  Welwyn 
W  entitle  y 

We  my  88 . 

Wendake  Beach 
Wendovtr . 


.226 

.251 


Lincoln . O 

Kingston . O 

Lincoln . O 

W  aterloo  N  R  (J 
Lethbridge.  .  Alta 
Prince  Edward- 
Lennox. ...  6) 

Nanaimo  .  .  .  .BC 
Shelburne-Yar 
mouth-ClareNS 

Prince . PEI 

Halifax . N  S 

Haetings- 

Frontenac . . . O 

Cariboo . BC 

Portage- 

Neepawa  .  .  .M 

Royal . N  B 

Charlotte.  .  .N  B. 
Qu’Appelle..Sask 


529.79 

Weymouth  562 

535.225 

535.67 

Peace  River  645 

45.1 

Haney  535 
Arcadia  529 

575 

529  288 
Rorketon  529 
623.37 

529.99 

>35.178 

Maryland  535 
329  246 
529.245 
Chatham  529 

529.66 

529.232 

529.208,623.31-34, 
703,  703.2,  712, 
641.1  329.14, 

278 

529.208-209-210 
712,  703.2 
St  Anns  703 
Sub  PO of  Kingston 
via  St.  Catharines 
Ba<len  529 
535.239 
529.147 

535.88 
Hebron  562 

529.1 
529.12 
Stirling  529 


Wentland . 

Wentworth . 

Wentworth  Centre 
Went  wort  h  Creek 

Wentworth  Station 
JWent7.ellV  Lake 

Weslemkoon . 


f Wesley  Creek.  .. 
*W esleyville  .1304 

West  Advocate . 
West  Alba . 


Peace  River  .  . .  A 
Lanark  . .  O 
Simcoe  East .  .  .  O 
Glengarry- 

Prescott ...  O 
Springfield .  .  .  .  M 
Cumberland. N  S 
Cumberland. N  S 
Colchester 

Hants . NS 

Oumberland.N 
Queens- 

LunenburgN  S 
Hastings 

Frontenac . . . O 
Peace  River. . .A 
Bonavista- 

Twillingate  Nd 
Cumberland. N  S 
Inverness- 

Richmond.. NS  Alba  529 


Quesnel  650 

535.109 

535.307 

St.  Andrews  535 

535.155 

645*1 

Bathurst  535 

Wye  vale  529 
Plantagenet  535 

Beausejour  535 

529.12 

Wentworth  529 
Windsor  562 

529.12 

North  field  629 
Gilmour  529 


Peace  River  645 
378.4-7 

Parrsboro’  549 


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POST 

OFFICES 


West  Apple  River 
West  Arichat.  . 


Westbank . 


West  Bathurst .  , 
W est  Bay . 


West  Bay  Road  . 

West  Bay  Centre 

West  Bend. ...  79 
West  Berlin 


*  W estboro  . 
W  estbourne . 


West  Branch .... 

River  John 
West  Branch,  St. 

Nioholae  River 
Westbridge . 


Wesl  Broms  . 


Westbrook . 

West  Brook 
West  Broughton 
West  Caledonia. . 

Westchester  Sta..  . 
WestChezzetcook 
West  Clifford. . . . 

West  Cooks  Cove 


DOMINION 
ELECTORS L 
DISTRICTS 


WestOOtt . 

West  Devon..  .  . 
West  Dublin  .  . 

*  W est  Edmonton 

West  Ellesmere . 

fWpgterham  .  . 

Wept  Erinville  . 

Western  Arm  . . . 

Western  Bay . 

fWestern  Head 

Western  Monarch 
Western  Snort  . 


W esterose . 
Westfield . 


Westfield . 

tWestfield  Beach 

Westfield  Centre 

West  Flamboro  . 
West  Fort  William 


Cumberland.  N  S 
Inverness- 

Riohmond  .  NS 
Okanagan- 

Boundary.  .BC 
Gloucester... N  B 
Inverness- 

Richmond .  NS 
Inverness- 

Riebmond  .  NS 
Humber- 
St.  Georges  Nd 
Yorkton. .  .  . . .  S 
Qicens- 
Lunenburg.  NS 

Carleton . O 

Portage- 

Neepawa.  .  .  M 
Pictou . N  S 

Kent . N  B 

Okanagan- 

Boundary.  .  BC 
Brome- 

Missisquoi.  ..Q 

Kingston . O 

Cumberland.  N  S 

Megantic . Q 

Queens 

Lunenburg .  NS 
Cumberland.  N  S 

Halifax . NS 

Queens- 
Lunenburg.  NS 
Antigonisli- 
Guvsboro’.N  S 
Bow  River  ....  A 
Prince  ....PEI 
Queens- 
Lunenburg.  NS 
Edmonton  W .  .  A 

York- 

Scarborough . O 
Swift  Current  - 
Maple  Creek. S 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.N  S 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  Nd 
Trinity- 
Conception.  Nd 
Queens 

Lunenburg.  NS 
Bow  River  ....  A 
Queens- 
Lunenburg.  NS 
Wetaskiwin ....  A 
Queers- 
Lunenburg.  NS 
Royal . N  B 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R 
STATION,  SEE  BET, 

PP.  81-87 


Royal . N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Wentworth  .  .  .  O 
Fort  William  .  O 


Westgate . Churchill . M 

West  Glassville  Victoria- 
_  ,  _  Carleton . .  N  B 

West  Gore . Colohester- 

Hauts  ....NS 
West  Grand  Forks  Okanagan- 
w  ._.  ,1  Boundary..  BC 

WestGravenhurst; Parry  Sound- 

,  I  Muskoka .  . . .  O 

West  Hamilton.  .  ^Hamilton  W..  .8  fubPOofHamll’ton 


•loggins  Mines  621 
360,  375,  or 
Louisdale  529 
445.6,  460 

Bathurst  529 
West  Bay 
Road  529 
529.14 

Stephenville 
Crossing  529 
535.173 
Liverpool  529 

[535.65 
(Sub  PO  of  Ottawa ) 
535.100 

Meadowville  529 
Haroourt  529 
535.91 
535.3 

Kingston,  529,535 
549 

Leeds  675 
Caledonia  529 

529.12 

529.16  (RR  n.  Pe- 
Bridgewater  [tain ' 
529 
via  Guysboro 

Didsbury  535 
529.1 

Bridgewater  529 

(Sub  P.O.  of  Ed¬ 
monton  ) 
Scarboro’  529 

535.162 

Heatherton  529 

Bear  Cove  378.8 

Carbonear  529 

Liverpool  529 
„  ^  (535 

East  Coulee  529, 
529.25 

Wetaskiwin  535 
Caledonia  529 


Beaoh 


Westfield 
535,  529 
535.307,  529.58 
(WestfieldPO,' 
Westfield  Bead 
535,  529 

Dundas  529,  703 
529  132  535.51, 
(Sub  P.O.  of 
Fort  William) 
529-232 
Bristol  535 


Clarksville  562 
via  Grand  Forks 
Gravenhurst  529 


POST 

OFFICES 


West  Head 
West  Hill 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Westhazel . Meadow  Lake.  .S 

Shelburne-Yar 
mouth-ClareNS 
York- 

Scarboro . . . . O 


W estholme ...  . 

West  Huntingdon 

West  Intervale.  . 

West  Jeddore . 

West  La  Have. 

fWest  Lake  vale. 

tWestlang . 

W  estLa  wrencet  'n 

[■West  Liscomb 

[West  Lochaber. 

*Westlock  .1111 
*West  Lome  1031 
tWest  Mabou 

Harbour 
Westmeath . 


West  Middle 

Sable . 

f  Westminster .  . 
tWestminster.  . 

fWest  Monkton 

West  Montrose 
*W  estmount 

25,222 

W estmount.  .  .  . 


..BC 


O 


Nanaimo.. 
Hastings- 
Frontenac. . 
Antigomsh- 
Guysboro.  .NS 
Halifax . NS 

Queen  *s- 
Lunenburg.NS 
Antigonish 

Guysboro’  NS 
N.  Westminster 
B  C 

Halifax . NS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION,  SEE  KEY 
PP.  81-87 


Antigonidb- 
Guysboro’.  NS 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.N  S 
Athabaska.  ...  A  645-1 
...  O 


Turtleford  529 
Barrington  Pas¬ 
sage  529 
Scarboro  529 

535.88 
Stirling  529 

Monastery  529 

Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Bridgewater  629 

Antigonish  529 

529.347 

529.16  (R  R  name 
Naugle) 
Antigonish  529 


Elgin . 

Inverness 

Richmond  N  S 
Renfrew  N  R. .  O 


Westmount  North 

W estmount  South . 

West  Newdy 
Quoddy 
t  Weston  . 

*Weston  .  .  8.677 

t  WestPetpeswiek 

tWestphal  .  . 
fWest  Plains 


.722 


West  Point. 
Westport  .  . 
*Westport.  . 

Westport . 

West  Pubnicu 


West  Quaco 

W estree  .  .  . 

West  River  Sta 

fWest  Roachvale 

West  Rosaireville 

tWest  St. 

Andrew ’s . 

West  St.  Modeste 

West  Shefford  389 
West  Side  Middle 
River 


Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Middlesex  ERG 
Burnaby- 

Richmond..BC 
Pertti . O 

Waterloo  N  R.O 
St.  Antoine- 
Westmount. .  Q 
Y’ork  W  R . (i 


CapeBretoD  N. 

Victoria  NS 
Cape  Breton  N. 

Victoria  .  . .  NS 
Halifax  N  S 

Digby-Annapolis- 
Kings .....  NS 
York-Humber. .  O 

Halifax . NS 

Halifax..  .  N.S. 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek  S 

Burin-Burgeo.Nd 

l  A*pds  1 1 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  Nd 
Shelburne-Yar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
St.  John- 
Albert.  NB 

Nickel  Belt. .  .  .  O 
Piotou.  .  NS 

Antigonish- 
Guysboro’.N  S 
Northumber¬ 
land  . N  B 

Colohester- 
Hants  ....NS 
Labrador  . . .  .Nd 


Antigonish  529 


623.34.  546.2 
Mabou  529 

Pembroke  529,535 
orBeachburg529 
Sable  River  529 

617 

(see  New  West¬ 
minster) 

535.37  (Monkton 
P  Ol 
535.37 

(Postal  Station  of 
Montreal) 

(Sub  PO  of  Tor¬ 
onto)  via  Weston 
529,  535 
via  Sydney 

via  Sydney 

Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 

562.5 

529.185,  535.48 
(8ub.PO  of  Toronto) 
Musquodoboit 
Harbour  529 
Dartmouth  529 
Senate  535 

La  Poile  378.3 
Forfar  529 
369.4  orDigby562 

378.8 

Pubnioo  629 

Saint  John  529,535 

529.131 

529.13 

Monastery  529 
Rogersville  529 
-tewiaoke  529 


378.8  (Ldg.  n. 

e,  „  ,  West  St.Modiste) 

Shefford . Q'529.  95,535.7 

Cape  Breton  N  -  via  Baddeck  or 
Victoria.  .  NS1  Iona  529 


1956] 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


205 


POST 

OFFICES 


•  FT  eal 

Summertand 
t  West  Tarbot .  . 

•  W ret  Toronto  .  . 


tWest  Vale . 

*  IV  estate  tc  .  ... 

•Weetville  .4,301 
Westward  Ho!  .  . . 
WeBt  Wingham. . 
fWest  Winnipeg. 
W  estwotct .....  ... 
Westwood . 


*  W  etuekiwin 

3,824 

Wexford  . 
Wexford  Heights 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY, 

PP.  81-87 


Weybridge . 

*Weyburn  7.148 


Weygand . 

*  W  eymouth.  .  .  . 

Weymouth  Falls 

Weymouth  Mills 

W eymouth  North. 

Whaletown . 


Okanagan- 
Boundary  . .  BC 
Cape  Breton  IN . 

Victoria. .  . N  8 
High  Park  .  . . .  O 

Peace  River ...  A 
Coast  Capilano 
BC 

Piotou ...  .  N  8 
Red  Deer. .  .  Alta 
Aoadia  ..A 
St.  Boniface. .  .M 
Kamloops  ..BC 
Hastings- 

F rontenac .  .  .  O 
Wetaskiwin ...  .A 

York-Scarboro’  O 
Y  ork- 

Scarborough.  O 
Trinity- 

Conception. Nd 
Assiniboia.  .  Sask 

Caste  .  -•  Q 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Digby-Annapoiis- 

Kings . NS 

Digby- Annapol  is- 

Kings . NS 

Com  ox- A1  berm 

BC 


535.91  or  Sum- 
merl»nd529,  535 
North  River  365 

535.35-43-48 
529  186 
Wanham  645 

233,450.3,452,455 

529.10 

Olds  535 

Richdale  529 

529.245 

529  351 

Birdsall’s  529 

535.227-232 

Agincourt  529,  535 
Scarboro’  529 

Clarenville  529 

535.151-169-170 
529.275-284 
Perce  529 
562.1 

Weymouth  562 
Weymouth  562 
Weymouth  562 
455 


*  H  hi  It  River  .  .  . 

*  IV  hite  Rock  .  . 

WhiteRock  Hilltop 
White  Rock  Mills. 

tWhites . 


POST 

OFFICES 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


tWhites . 

WhiteBand. . .  . 

Whites  Brook.  .  .  . 

t  White’s  Corner . 

White’s  Cove. . 

Whiteshell . 

Whiteside . 


Whiteside. 


fWhite’s  Lake. . 
f  White’s  Mills. . 
t  White’sMount’n 
fWhite’s 

Settlement 
White  Star. . . . 
Whitestone..  . . 


Whiievale .  . 
W  hiteioater . 

Whiteway  . 


tWharnoliSe .... 

Algoma  E  R. 

O 

Thessaloii  535 

Wharton . 

Cumberland  N  S 

Parrsboro  549 

Wheatland . 

Marquette . . 

M 

535.110 

*  Wheatley  .  .  1021 

Kent.  .  ... 

O 

546  2 

tWheatley  River. 

Queens ...  .  FEI 

Hunter  River52V< 

fWheaton 

Westmorland 

River  Glade  52^ 

Settlement 

N  B 

.  s 

535'  165 

WhelaD . 

Meadow  Lake 

,.s 

St.  W’alburg  629 

W  hirlpool . 

Niagara  Falls 

.0 

via  Niagara  Falls 

Whisky  Gap .... 

Lethbridge . .  . 

..A 

535.247 

•Whitbourne . 

Trinity- 

529-34 

Conception  .Nd 

Whitburn . 

Peace  River . 

A 

Spirit  River  645 

•Whitby.  7,267 

Ontario. 

.O 

529  83-179,535-50 

*  White  Bear  . . 

Rosetown- 

529  273 

Biggar . 

.8 

White  Bear  Island 

Labrador  . . . . 

Nd 

Smokey  378.4 

W  hitebeech . 

Mackenzie. .  Sask 

W  hxtechurch 

Bruce 

O 

529  182 

*Whitecourt 

Jasper-Edson 

.A 

529  322 

t  White  Deer  . 

Gatineau .... 

-Q 

Buckingham  535 

White  Fish.  .  . 

Nickel  Belt.  . 

..O 

535  67 

fWhitefisb  Bay  . 

Kenora- 

Rainy  Kiver  .U 

Whitefish  Falls .  . . 

Algoma  East. 

.0 

535.68 

fWhite  Fish  Lakf* 

Gatineau .... 

..Q 

Gracefield  535 

White  Fox.. .  .386 

Prince  Albert 

.  .8 

535.178 

Whitehead. ..... 

Antigonish- 

368.  or  Mon 

Guysboro’  N  b 

astery  529 

White  Head .... 

Charlotte  .  . .  N  B 

Grand  Mannn  403 

White  H*d,  Perce . 

Gasp£ . 

Q 

Perce  529 

*  White  Horse2594: 

Yukon . 

Yu 

717. 177 

White  Lake . 

Renfrew  S  R 

.0 

Arnprior  535,  529 

Whitelaw . 

Peace  River. . 

. .  A 

645'3 

Whitemouth . 

Springfield. . 

M 

535.51 

Whitemud  Creek. 

Peace  River.. 

..A 

Falher  645 

fWhite  Plains.  .  . 

St.  Boniface. 

,M 

529.226 

White  Point . 

Cape  Breton 

N.- 

365  or  N.  Sydney 

Victoria. . . 

N  S 

529 

White  Rapids .  .  . 

Northumberland 

Re-nous  529 

N  B 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY, 

PP.  81-87 


Port  Arthur..  ..O 
N  Westminster.. 

B  C 

New  Westmin¬ 
ster  . BC 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie .  . . .  Q 

Elgin .  O 

Yorkton . S 

Restigouche- 

MailawaskaNB 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Iiings . NS 

Royal  N  B 

Springfield..  .  .  M 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka . . .  .0 
Inverness- 

Richmond  ..Ng 

Halifax . NS 

Royal . N  B 

Royal . N  B 

Kent . N  B 


Whitjord . 
Whitkow . 
Whitla.  . 


*  Whonock  . 


Whyeocomagb 

Portage 


•Wiarton..  .  1 .955 
tWickhacn 

Wickham  Ouest. . 

353 

fWiddifield . 

Wideview. 


Widewater.. 

Wigwassan. 


535,66 

585.13 

White  Rock  585 

Port  Williams 

562 

529.81 


617 

Springside  535 
529.52 

Grafton  562 

Gagetown  529 
Kenora,  O.  535 
420 

529.24 

via  Halifax,  N  S 
via  St.  John,  N  B 
Sussex  529 
NotreDame  529 


Wilbcr/OTce. 
t Wilbert.  .  . 
tWilbur .  .  . 


fWilburn .  .  . 

W  ilcox 

Wilcox  Lake, 
Wild  Bight  . 

Wild  Cove . . 
Wild  Horse.. 


240 


Prince  Albert .  .  S 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka.  . .  .0 

Ontario  . O 

Brandon- 

Souns .  M 

Trinity- 

Conception.  Nd 
Qu'Appeile  Sask 
Vegreville.  ..  A 
The  Battlefords  S 
Medicine  Hat.. A 
Northumberland 

N  B 

Renfrew  S . O 

Humboldt- 

Meifort . S 

T£miBcouata.  .  Q 
Fraser  Valley  BC 
Inverness- 

Richmond  .NS 
In  verness- 

Riehmond  .  NS 

Selkirk . M 

Bruce  .  O 

Royal  N  B 

Tlrummond 

Arihabaska  U 
Nipissing  .  .  ..O 

Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek .  S 
Peace  Ri  ver .  .  A 
Parry  Sound 
Muskoka. . . .  O 
Algoiiia  E  R.  O 

Viotoria . O 

Tbe Battlefords  S 
Hastings- 

Frontenac. .  .  O 

Inverness- 

Richmond..N  S 

Qu’ Appelle .  .Sask 
Y ork  N  R  .  .  . . O 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  Nd 
Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  Nd 
Medicine  Hat.. A 


529.280 


Wildmere. 


Wild  Rose .  . 
Wildwood .  . 


405 


Ardbeg  529 
Locust  Hill  535 
535.117 

Whitbourne  529 

535.112 
535  226 
535.184 
535-230 
Newcastle  529 

529.214 

529.272 

529-114 

535.70 

364  or  Orangedale 
529 
Alba  529 

535.123 

529.190 

Hampstead  529 
535.4  (R  R  name 
Wiokham  I 

649 

Mankota  535 
Wagner  645 
420 

Little  Current  535 

529.149 

535.164 

535.61 

Orangedale  529 

535.151 
Aurora  529 
Little  Bay  378.5 

Seal  Cove  378.8 

Cressday  535  or 
Govenlook  535 
Vermilion  529 


Battle  Rivei- 
Camrose . .  .  .  A 
Prince  Albert .  .8  Holbein  529 
Jasper-Edson.  .A  529*320 


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POST 

OFFICES 


Wildwood  Heights 
fWile  Settlement 

Wilfrid . 

Wilkes  port .  .  . 
*Wilkie,  .  ,  1,580 

fWilkins. ..... 

t  Wilkinson  .... 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Coast 

Capilano  .  .BC 
Colchester- 

FJants . NS 

Victoria . O 

i  h  mbt  <>u -Kent  O 
Kindersley .  .  .  .  S 

Queens- 
Lunenburg.  NS 
Hastings- 

Frontenao.  .  .0 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OK  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY, 

pp.  81-87 


via  West  view 
Windsor  562 

Pefferlaw  629 

Sornbra  646 

535.158-164-106- 

107 

529.20 

635.60 


t  Willard.. 
Willard  Lake 

Willen . 

fWdlet . 

t  William . 

Williamsburg .  .  . 

f  Williamsdale .  . 

*  Williams  ford .  . 
Williams  Harbour 

*  W iliiarns  Lake 

913 

Williamson’s 

Landing 
Williams  Point .  . 
Williamsport  .... 

William  stown. .  .  . 

Willingdon.  .  .281 

Willisville . 

Willmar  Station  .. 

Willow  Bay . 

Widow  Beach. 

*  Willow  hr  oak  .95 
Willow  Bunch 613 
Willow  Cove  .... 
t  Willow  Creek..  . 

*  WiLLowdale. 

t Willow  Dale  .  . 
Willow  Crove . 

Willowlea . 

Willowood  . 

t Willow  Point 
t Willow  Range. 

Willow  Bi»er . 

W  illows . 

t  Will80n  Lake.  . 

Wilmar  Heights.. 

W timer  . 

t  Wilmot . 

Wilmut  Station..  . 


8t  Boniface.  .  .M 
Kenora- 
Rainy  River. O 
Marquette  .  .  M 
Port  Arthur  .  .  .O 

La  belle . Q 

Oreo  ville- 

L>undas  .  .  .  O 
Cumberland  N  S 

Grey  NR . O 

-Labrador  .  .  Nd 
Kamloops .  . . .  BC 

Coast 

Capilano .  .  BC 

Durham . O 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay  Nd 
Glengarry  - 
Prescott  .  .  .  .0 
Vegreville..  ..A 
Algoma  East. .  .  O 
Moose 

Mountain .  . .  S 

Welland . O 

V ork  NR . O 

Yorkton . S 

Winiboia  Saak 
Wentworth .  . . .  O 
Bow  River  .  A 
York  Centre.  O 
Pictou  N  S 

St.  John-Albert 
NB 

Battle  Rivei- 
Camrose ....  A 
Essex  S . . . .  O 
Kooi,ena>  W  .  B  C 
Portage- 
Neepawa .  .  .  M 
Cariboo  .BC 

Assiniboia . S 

Rosetowo- 

Biggar - -  .S 

Y  ork- 

Scarborough.O 
Kootenay  E  BC 

Kings  ....  PEI 
Digby-Annapolis- 
Kings . NS 


535.115 

Hawk  Lake  535 

535.108 

529.156 

Montebello  535 
Morris  burg  529 
or  Winchester  535 
Oxford  June  529 
Chats  worth  535 
378.4 
650,  177 

455 

Burke  ton  535 
378.8 

535.62 

535.164-226-250 

535.68 

529.263 
Wainfleet  529 
Newmarket  529 
529.278 
529  29.5 

Udershot  529,535 
529-328.  535-249 
na  Toronto 
New  Glasgow  529 
o%a  St.  John,  N  B 

Mar wayne  535 

via  Amherslburg 
Nelson  535,  585 
529.226-245 


529.350 
535.170 
Biggar  529,535 

Sea  rb  or  o’  529 

Lake  Windermeie 
536 
529.5 
562.1 


Wilmot  Valley. .  . 

Wilno . 

Wilson . 

Wilson  Cove.  .  .  . 

Wilson  Creek.  . . 

Wilson  Heights.. 

Wilson  Landing.. 

Wilson's  Beach 

Wilson's  Corners 
Wilson’s  Point.  . 
t  Wilsonvale ..... 

W ilsonvxlle  . 


Prince.,  P  E  ! 
Renfrew  SR  .  .  O 
Renfrew  SR.  . ..O 
Ant.igonieb- 
Guysboro .  N  S 
Coast 

Capilano.  .  BC 

York  NR . O 

Okanagan- 
Revelstoke .  BC 
Charlotte  N  B 

Gatineau . Q 

(iloueesler  N  B 

Vaudreuil- 

Sonlanges.  .  . Q 
Norfolk .  O 


New  Annan  52'. 
529.214 

Eganville  529,  535 
Antigonish  529 

452,  455 

Sub  PO  of  Toronto 
it. 5  r.  or  Kelowna 
529,  535 
4(  18  or  . 

Andrews  536 
Hull  West  535 
•Miippigari  529 
529  83  (Coteau  du 
Lac  PO) 
Oakland  615 


POST 

OFFICES 


Wilton . 

Wilton  Grove  .  .  . 
Wxmborne. 
Wimmer . 

*  Winchester.  1,201 

Winchester 

Springs 
Windermere.  153 

Windermere ... 

Windham  Centre 

W  indigo . 

*  Windsor  120,049 


tWindsor . 

*  Windsor .  ..3,439 

*  Windsor .  4,714 
* Windsor  .  3,674 
Windsor  East 

W ind8or  Forks  .  .  . 

Windsor  June  .  .  . 
^Windsor  Mills 
4,714 

Windthorst .  .200 
W  indy  gates. .... 
Windy  Lake.  .  . 
Wine  FI  arbour.  .  . 

t  Wine  River  .  .  . 

*  Winfield . 

Winfield . 

Wingard  . 

f  Wing  dam.  ... 
t  Wingello . 

*  Wingham..  2,642 

Wingle . . 

fWings  . 

Wings  Point  .  .  . 

Winkler . 1331 

W  inlaw . 

W  innifred ...  . 

k  Winnipeg . 

235.710 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Prince  Edward- 

Lennox . O 

Middlesex  E  R.O 

Red  Deer . A 

Humboldt- 

Melfort . S 

Grenville- 

Dundas . O 

Grenvilie- 

Dundas . O 

Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka...  .0 
Kootenay  E.  .BC 

Norfolk . O 

St.  Maurice- 
Lafleche  . .. .  Q 
Essex  WR....O 
Essex  E  R .  .  .  .  O 


Victoria- 
Carleton. .  N  B 
Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay .  Nd 
Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Colchester- 

Hants . NS 

Halifax . NS 

Richmond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Qu’Appelle. . .  .  S 
Lisgar  .  .  .  M 
Nickel  Belt  .  .  .0 
Antigonish- 
Guysboro’  N  S 
Northumberland 
N  B 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY, 

PP.  81-87 


Yarker  529 

Westminster  617 

535.251 

529.259 

535.33 

Winchester  535 

420  or  Utterson 
529 

Lake  Windermere 

635 

623.34  (R  R  n. 
Windham) 

529.120 

623.34,  529.209, 
•535.42,  546.2,  712, 
575,480.4,  329.3-14, 
240,  Bridge  and 
tunnel  to  De¬ 
troit,  Mich. 
Hartland  535 

562.1-4 

529.82  (RR 
u  Windsor  Mills) 
Grand  Falls  529 

Windsor  Mills  529 

Windsor  562 

562.1,  529.12-16 
529.82 

(Windsor  P  O) 
535.154 
535.125 
535  66 

Antigonish  529 
Chatham  529 


Wetaskiwin ...  .A 
Okanagan- 
Revelstoke.BC 
Prince  AibertSask 

Cariboo . B  C 

Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Welling  ton- 
Huron  .  .  .O 
Renfrew  S  R.  .0 

Cochrane . O 

Bonavista- 

Twillingate.Nd 

Lisgar . M 

Kootenay  W.BC 
Medicine  Hat.  A 
Winnipeg  N.  M  ) 

“  N.  Cen.M  | 
**  South.  M  f 
“  8.  Cen.M  j 


535.244 

529-351,  535-76 

Duck  Lake  529 
Quesnel  650 
Hanley  529 

529.182.535.41 

Barry’s  Bay  529 
649 

Gander  Bay  378.7 

535.117 

535.77 

535.230 

'535  51-102-112- 

115-117-119-122- 

123, 

529.160-221-226- 
,  227-231-238-240- 
1245 


Dickens . 

East  Kildonan  .  . 

Inkster . . 

Kildonan  West. .  . 
^Louise  Bridge. . . 

St.  Vital . 

Station  A . 

*  Station  B . 

Station  C . . . 


1799  Logan  Cent 
855  Henderson 
1469  Mam  St .  .  . 
1765  Main  St.  .  . 
299  Nairn  Ave. . 
381  St.  Mary’s Rd 

Austin  St . 

1034  Main  St.  . . 
103  Osborne  St. . 


585.2, 

584, 

647. 

1442,  181 

(184.190,  240,245 


1956] 


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207 


POST 

OFFICES 


Station  D . 

Station  F . 

Station  H . 

StatioJi  L . 

Station  R.  .  . 

*  Winnipeg  Beach 

303 

*  Winnipegosi*  924 
W  innut ...... 

*  W  xnona 

W  insloe . 

fvVitislow  South 

Winston . 

f  Winston  Park  .  . 
Winter  .  . 
t  Winter  bourne 
Winterbrook 

W interbum  ... 
Wiuter  Harbour. 


Winterland  . 
Winter  ton  . . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


955  Portage  Ave 
216  Kelvin  St. .  . 
Union  Depot. .  . 
637  Portage  Av. . 
416  Academy  Pd 
Selkirk . M 


Elmwood 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY, 

PP.  81-87 


535.123 


Wmthorpe 
Winton. 
t  Wire  Cache  . 
WiTTfU  . 
Wisdom 
W  i&etnr, 4 


IV  is  kart 

Wishart 


. ..  .224 

207 
Point.  .  . 


f  V  isla.  ...  . 
Wistaria 
t  Witchekan 
Withrow 
Witless  Bay  . 
tWitley  .  . . 
■fWiwa  Hill. 

Woburn . 


Woito . 

Woking . 

Wolf  Creek..  .  . 

Wolfe . 

Wolfe . 

Wolfe  Island.  . 
t Wolfe’s  Cove. 
Wol  festown. .  .  . 
Wolf  Islands. . 
Wolf  Lake .  .  .  . 


*  Wolfville ..  2,313 

*  Wolseley  ...  983 

t  Wolverine . 


fWolverton.  .  .  . 
t Woman  River. 

Wonowon . 

Wood  Bay  ... 
f  Woodbend  .  .  . 
j  Woodbine . 


*  Woodbridge  1699 

fWoodburn . 

Wood  fibre . 


Woodford. 


Woodford’s . 

Woodharn . 

Wood  Hilll . 

Woodhouse.  .  ...  . 
Woodington . 

fWood  Island  .  .  . 
Wood  Island 
Wood  Islands  N . 
fWood  Lake 


Dauphin  M 

Vancouver  S.  BC 
Went w  »rt.h  t 
Queet  a  PE! 
Compton  Q 

N’thum’land  NB 
York  Centre. .  . O 
The  Bat  llt-M  unts.S 
W  m  ter  loo  N  R  O 
Bonavista 
Twillingate  Nd 
Edrnorn on  W..  A 
Comox- 

Alberni  BC 
Burin-Burgeo  Nd 
Trinity- 

Conception  Nd 

Y  ork  ton . .  .  S 

Rosthern .  8 

Kamloops  .  .  .  BC 
Royal  NB 

Medicine  Hat .  .A 
Rosetown- 

Biggar . S 

Yorkton.  ...  .8 

Northumberland 

N  B 

Marquette. . .  .  M 
Skeena  B  C 
Meadow  Lake.  .S 
Red  Deer  A 
St  John’s  W  .Nd 

Kinderslev  ....  8 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.S 
Compton- 

Frontenac. . .Q 
Renfrew  N  R .  .  U 

Peace  River . 4 

Jasper-Edson .  .A 
Renfrew  S  R..0 
Kindersley  ....  8 

Kingston . O 

Quebec  W . Q 

Megantic . Q 

Labrador .  . . .  Nd 
Pontiac-Temis- 
camingue .  . .  Q 
Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Qu'Appeile..Sask 
Humboldt  - 

Melfort . 8 

Oxford  .  •  O 

Algoma  ER -  -  C 

Cariboo . BC 

Lisgar  M 

Edmonton  W  A 
Cape  Breton  N. 

&  Victoria.. NS 
Y ork  Centre  .  .  .0 

Pictou . NS 

Coast 

Capilano.  .B  C 
Grey  N  R . O 

St  John’s  E.  .  Nd 
Huron-Perth  . .  O 
Meadow  Lake.  .S 
Macleod  Alta 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka. .  .  •  O 
QueeDB  ....  PEI 
Charlotte.  . .  N  R 
Queens ...  PEI 
St.John  Alb’tNB 


129.237 
Sub  POofVancov’r 
529.203 
529.1 

St.  Gerard  675 
Newcastle  529 
via  West  Toronto 
529.245 

W  est  M  ontrose535 

Lethbridge  529 


Acheson  529 
455  or  via 
Port  Hardy 
via  Burin 
Carbonear  529 

Parkerview  529 
Birch  Hills  529 
529.347 
535.307 

Medicine  Hat  535 
529.267 

535*173 
Tracadie  529 

Elphinstone  529 
Burns  Lake  529 
Leoville  535 
529*319 
via  St  John’s 
529  273 
Shamrock  535 


POST 

OFFICES 


Woodland  Beach. 

*  W oodlands . 

tWoodlarids  .  . 

Woodlawn. . 

Woodley. . 
tWoodman  s  Pt. 
Wood  more. 

Wood  Mountain 
115 

Wood  Mountain 
Station 

Woodnorth . 

Woodpecker.  . . 
fWood  Point 

Woodridge . 

Woodroffe . 


IWooriroyd  .  .  cjeiKirK . 

t  Woods . .  .  Parry  Sound- 

Muskoka .  . .  .0 


t  WoodsiH 
Wood  side 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY 

PP.  81-87 


SimeoeER...  w 

Selkirk . M 

Chateauguay- 
Huntingdon- 
Laprairie. .  . .  Q 
Carleton 

MooseM’ntain  S 
Royal  .  N  B 

Provencher 

Assiniboia . 
Assiniboia 


Brandr.i  - 
Souris 
Cariboo 
W  f&t  rr»<  *r 
Prov^nch. 


O  Elmvale  529 
'  '  529.231 
533.) 


...  M 
B  C 

.ndNB 

. r  M 

Carltton  . O 

* Woodrow  .  .  .149  Swift  Current- 

T\  -r  .  .  .  1  . 


Maple  Creek.S 
Selkirk . M 


f  Woodland  Bay.  Stanetead . Q 


Megantic  535,  675 

529.216 
645-1 
529.320 
Killaloe  529 
535  1 58 

Kingston,  529.53.- 
Part  of  Que.  City 

Golprainc  H7 
IndianTickle378.4 
Wakefield  535 

562.1 

535  149-154 
535.156 

Drumbo  529,  535 
535.66 

Dawson  Creek  645 
535.117-125 
via  Edmonton 

via  Sydney 

535.48 

529.17 

455  or  Squamish 
650 

via  Meaford  or 

Owen  Sound 
529.34 
Granton  529 
Shell  Lake  529 
535.228 
420 

529.5,  357 
Grand  Manan  403 
Wood  Island  529 
Saint  John  529,535 
Ayers  Cliff  675 


Woodside. 

Wood’s  Island... . . 
tWoodslee 

*  Woodstock!  5,544 

*  Woodstock .  3,996 

Woodstock . 

I-Woodstock  Rd 
f  Wood  vale  .  .  . 
Wood  view  .  .  . 
fWoodville 

t  Wood  villa 
Woodville. .  . 


Megantic 
Portage- 
Neepawa. 
York- 
Sunbury .  ■  N  B 
Iiumber- 

St.  George’s  Nd 
Esse  X  L 
Oxford. 


R 


N  B 


374 


Wondrillr 
Woodward . 

Woodward’ s  Cove. 
Woody  Island 
Woolchester. 

WooLer  . 

Woolfnrd . 

Worby . 

Worcester . 

Wordsworth.. 

Worsley . 

•Worthington .  . 

W  ostok  .  .  •  . 

W niton  . .  .  618 


Victoria 
Car  let  on 
Grand  Falls 
White  Bay  Nd 

York-Sunbury 

N  B 

Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 
Hastings- 
Frontenac . .  -<J 
Restlgouclia- 

MadawaskaNB 

Digby-Annapolis- 

Kings . NS 

Colcheater- 

Hanr.s . NS 

Vicloria 

Hamilton  S..  .  .0 


Wreck  Cove 

Wrentham.  ■ . 
Wrigle.v .... 

Wright . 

tWrixon  .  .  . 


|  »»  ^  LTUl  .  - 

Wychwood  . Gatineau. 

*Wychwood  Park  Spadina.. 


Charlotte,  NB 
Burin-Burgeo. N  d 
Medicine  Hai(  Alt 

Morthumberl’d  O 

Lethbridge  Alta 
Portage- 

Neepawa  .  M 
Moose  M ’n tain  S 
Moose  M’ntain  S 
Peace  River.. .  .  A 
Nickel  Belt. . .  .  O 

Vegrt-ville . A 

Richinond- 

Wolfe . Q 

Cape  Breton  N.- 
V'ictoria.  ..NS 
Lethbridge. .  Alta 
Mackenzie 

River  .  . .  NWT 

Gatineau . Q 

Prince  Albert .  .  S 


529.138 

529.251 

529.58 

Dominion  City535 
535.1 40(1*0  5  inla . ) 

535.140 

529.258 

650 

Sackville  529 

529.23k 

Sub  PO  of  Ottawa) 
via  Westboro  535 
535.170 

529.242 

535.49 

Plessisville  529 

535.100 
Rusagonie  535 

Curling  529 

[Woodslee  PO 
123.34  (South 
520-203-217 
535.35-38 
535.309,  529.58 

Pacquet  378.5-8 

535.301 

flectanooga  562 

Lakefied  529 

via  Grand  Falls 

562.5  (Kinsman’s 
Corners  P  O) 
Brooklyn  562 

529.177 
Sub  P.O.  of 
Hamilton 
Grand  Manan  403 
378  2 

Medicine  Hat  535 
Trenton  529,535 
535.239 
529.258 


WroxeUr . Wellington- 

Huron . O 

Wroxton  .  .  .  .126  Y'orkton . S 

fWy  born . Cochrane . O 

O 


529.251 

529.263  _ 

Hines  Creek  645 
535.67 
535'226 
Danville  529 

na  North 
Sydney.  N  a 
535.243 

444, 175 
Gracefield  535 
529.265  (Erin- 
ferryP.O.) 
535.41 

529.230-278 

502.1 

Aylmer  535 
SubPOof  Toronto 


208 


[  1956 


POST  OFFICE  AND  SHIPPING  GUIDE 


POST 

OFFICES 


Wycliffe  .  . 
f  Wye .... 
W  yebridge 
Wyevale  .  . 
tWylie.  .  . 
Wyman. . . 

W ymark .  . 


DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 


Wymbolwood 

Beach . 

Wynndel . 

W  vnot . 

*Wynyard .  .1,326 
^Wyoming  694 
f  W  vhp 's  Corner 
fWytonviUe  .  . . 

fWyvern . 

Yahfc . 

*  Yale . 

Yamachiche  .  .875 
Yamaeka . 

*Yamatka  Eat  711 

t  Y  ankee  Harbour 

Yarbo . 

Y arker .  . 


Yarm . 

*  Yarmouth  8,106 

t  Yarmouth 

Centre . 

Yarrow  .  .  . 


KootenayE .  .  BC 
Springfield.  .  M 
Simooe  E  R .  .  O 
Simcoe  E  R  .  O 
Renfrew  NR..O 
Pontiac- 

Temiscamingue  Q 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek.  S 
Simcoe  East.  .  . O 

Kootenay  E...BC 

Yorkton . 8 

Yorkton . S 

Lam  bton  W  R .  O 
Halifax .  ..NS 
Marquette. .  .  .M 
Cumberland  N  8 
Kootenay  E. .  BC 
Fraser  Valley  B  C 
Three  Rivers  . .  Q 
Nicolet- 
Yamaska. .  . .  Q 
Nicolet- 

Yamaska  .  .  ,Q 
Antigonish- 
Guvsboro'  N  S 

Melville . 8 

Hastings- 

Frontenac.  .  0 
Pontiac- 
T  emiseamingue'Q 
Shelburne- Y  ar- 
mouth-ClareNS 


RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R 
STATION.  SEE  KEY 

PP.  81-87 


t Yates .  . 
Yawkey  . 
tYcliff . .  . 

Yearley’a 


Elgin . 


.0 


*  Yellow  Creek  163 

*  Y cllow  Qraaa  457 

fYellowhead .... 

*  Yellowknife . 

Yeoford . 


Fraser  Valley .  .  . 

B  C 

Jasper-Edson  .A 
Essex  West  .  .  .  O 
Port  Arthur. .  .  O 
Parry  Sound- 
Muskoka  .  .  .0 

Rosthern  . S 

Assiniboia . S 

Cariboo . BC 

Mackenzie 
River.  .  ..NWT 
Wetaskiwin ...  .A 


535.83 

584 

Midland  529,  535 

529.195 

535.65 

535.28 

535.163-172 

Wyevale  529 

535  69 
Wiahart  535 
535.156 
529.203-204 
Meagher  529 
529.258 

Oxford  Juno.  529 
535.69 

535.70,  529.347 

535.21 

529.108 

529.108  (Ry.  name 
Yamaska  East) 
via  Whitefieaa 

529.245 

529.140 

ShawviUe  535 

529.27,  562.1, 
369.4,  372.1,  240 
via  St.  Thomas 

514 


529.320 
via  Windsor 
529.156 
Huntsville  529 

529-290 
535.151 
529.320 
175,  444 

Winfield  535 


POST 

OFFICES 

DOMINION 

ELECTORAL 

DISTRICTS 

RAILROAD  ON 
WHICH  LOCATED, 
OR  NEAREST  R.  R. 
STATION.  SEE  KEY, 

PP.  81-87 

8 

535  170 

Y mxr  ,  . 

Kootenav  W  BC 

585  15 

TYoho  Island 

Parr^  Wound- 

Lake  Joseph  529, 

Muskoka. 

...0 

535 

Yongehurst..  .. 

Yor  N. .  .  . 

....0 

RichmondHill  529 

fYonker. 

The  BattlefordsS 

529.245 

York . 

Brant- 

Seneca  529 

Haldimand  O 

tYork  . 

PEI 

529  3 

York  Centre  ... 

Gasp£ .  .  . 

...Q 

vta  Gasp£,  Q 

t Y ork  Factory 

Churchill. . 

.  .  M 

Churchill  529 

*  Yorkton.  .  .  7,074 

Yorkton  . . 

. .  .8 

536.101-166, 

529.257-278,240 

Y  oubou . 

Nanaimo.  . 

BC 

529  346  or 

Duncan  535 

Y  oughall . 

Gloucester . 

N  B 

Bathurst,  529 

*  Young . 363 

Rosthern.  . 

Bask 

529.245-249, 

535.159 

Young’s  Cove  .  . . 

Royal . 

N  B 

Young’s  Cove 

Road  535 

Young’ 8  Cote  Rd 

Roval 

N  B 

535.315 

Youngs  Harbour. 

York  North 

...O 

Newmarket  529 

Young’s  Point. 

Peterborough . .  O 

Lakefield  529 

Youngstown .  .352 

Acadia  ... 

...A 

529.252 

tVule . 

Grenville- 

535.58 

Pundas  . . 

...O 

Zala . 

s 

fZalicia  . 

M 

tZawale . 

A 

fZbaraz  . 

M 

529 

Zealandia  .  .  .  162 

Rose  town- 

529.252 

Biggar. .  . 

...8 

Zealand  Station.  . 

Y  ork-Sunbury 

535.301 

NB 

Zeballos . 

Comox-Alberni 

450-2,  233 

BC 

Zehner . 

Qu’Appelle  ..Sask 

529.254 

Zelena . 

Dauphin  .  .  . 

M 

Deepdale  529 

*Zelma . 92 

Rosthern.  .  . 

Sask 

529.245 

Zeneta . 

Melville 

.  .  .8 

529.245 

Zenon  Park  .413 

Humboldt- 

529.286 

Melfort .  . 

.  .8 

Zephyr . 

o 

59Q  ian-17K 

Zhoda . 

ih-ovenoher. 

.  .M 

Vita  529 

tZincton . 

Kootenay  W 

BC 

535.82 

tZorra . 

Oxford . 

.  ,o 

535  35-53 

*  Zurich . 

n 

fZwicky . 1 

rtootenay  W.  BC 

535.82 

LAND  AND  FRESH  WATER  AREA  OF  CANADA 


BY  PROVINCES  AND  TERRITORIES 


Province  or  Territory 

Land 

Sq.  Miles 

Fresh  Water 
Sq.  Miles 

Total 

Sq.  Miles 

Per  Cent,  of 

Newfoundland. . 

Prince  Edward  Island 

147,994 

7,370 

165,364 

4.0 

Nova  Scotia .  . 

— 

2,184 

21,068 

0.1 

New  Brunswick . 

325 

0.6 

Quebec .  . 

512 

27,985 

0  7 

Ontario .  . 

523, S60 

71,000 

594,860 

15.5 

Manitoba...  . 

64,441 

412,582 

10.7 

Saskatchewan. . . 

26  789 

246.512 

6  4 

Alberta  .  . 

31,618 

251,700 

6.6 

British  Columbia.  . 

6,485 

255,285 

6.6 

Yukon...  . 

6,976 

366,255 

9  5 

North  West  Territories  . 

1,730 

51,465 

7,500 

•207,076 

6.4 

PrankHn .... 

541,763 

1,304,903 

33.9 

Keei vatin . . 

549,263 

14.3 

Mackenzie  .... 

493,225 

3,577,163 

9,700 

34,266 

268,611 

228,160 

6  9 

Totals.  . . . 

527.490 

3.845,774 

13  7 

100.0 

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POSTAL  INFORMATION 

[For  List  of  Officials  of  " Post  Office  Department" ,  see  Index) 

SHORT  TABLE  OF  RATES 


Refer  to 

Section 

No. 

1 


2a 


For  Limits  of  Weights  and  other  information  see  "Regulations” 
below  as  per  numbers  in  column  at  left  of  this  table 


Letters ,  Canada,  U.S.A.,  British  West  Indies  and  any  part  of  North  and  South 

America  (see  Note  1) . 

For  Local  Delivery . 

All  places  in  British  Empire,  France  and  Spain . 

Other  Postal  Union  Countries . 

Postcards,  Canada,  U.S.A.  and  any  part  of  North  and  South  America.  Great  Britain,  all  places 
in  British  Empire,  France,  and  Spain  and 

Other  Postal  Union  Countries . 4c 

Reply  Cards,  Double  above  rates.  Business  Reply  Envelopes  and  Cards,  see  Section  3 
Air  Mail,  see  Section  2a.  2  b.  Aerogrammes. 


Each  add’l 
oz.  OR 
Fraction 


3c 

2c 

3c 

4c 


Newspapers,  Books,  Printed  Matter,  Samples 

Canada 

U.S.A. 

Mexico 

Gt.  Btn 
Br.  Em. 
N.-S  Am 
France 
Spain 

Other 

Coun¬ 

tries 

6 

Newspapers  &  Periodicals,  posted  by  individuals,  if  pub.  in  Canada. 

c) 

n 

(t) 

6 

“  “  "  not  “  “  “ 

(.) 

(t) 

(t) 

7-8 

“  pubs.  &  dealers.  See  sect.  7  &  8. 

9 

(t) 

(t) 

(t) 

10 

Printed  Matter,  Circulars,  Maps,  Drawings,  Lithographs, 

Printer  s  Proofs,  Photographs,  etc . 

(t) 

(t) 

(t) 

9 

Books  for  Blind,  printed  in  raised  characters . 

Free 

Free 

Free 

10 

Writing  Paper,  for  special  use  of  Blind . 

Free 

Free 

Free 

11 

(t) 

12 

2c 

2c 

12 

lc. 

lc. 

13 

4 

Special  Delivery — See  list  of  Cities,  Note  4 — in  addition  to  postage 

10c. 

5 

Registration  Fee,  on  all  classes  of  mail  matter  except  parcel  post,  in 

addition  to  postage,  See  Note  5 . 

14-15-16 

Parcel  Post,  Domestic,  see  14;  British  &  Foreign,  see  15;  U.S.A.  see 

17-18-19 

16;  Insurance,  see  17;  C.O.D.,  see  18;  Prohibited  Articles,  see  19. 

Money  Orders,  etc.,  21  and  22;  Reply  Coupons,  23,  24 

*2  cents  for  first  4  ounces;  1  cent  each  additional  4  ounces. 
f2  cents  for  first  2  ounces;  1  cent  each  additional  2  ounces. 

REGULATIONS,  ETC. 

Postal  services  to  countries  overseas  are  being  changed  frequently.  All  those  forwarding  mail  matter  of, 
any  kind  overseas  should  get  the  latest  information,  from  Post  Office. 

FIRST  CLASS  MATTER  the  entire  back  of  the  card  are  available  for  the 

1.  Letters 

Local  or  “drop”  letters — four  cents  for  first  ounce, 
two  cents  for  each  additional  ounce  or  fraction  thereof . 

All  other  letters  for  delivery  in  Canada.  Great 
Britain  and  all  other  place  in  the  British  Common¬ 
wealth,  France,  Spain,  the  United  States  and  North 
and  South  America — five  cents  for  first  ounce;  three 
cents  for  each  additional  ounce  or  fraction  thereof. 

Letters  for  delivery  in  all  countries  not  mentioned, 
above — 6  cents  for  the  first  ounce  or  fraction  thereof 
and  4  cents  for  each  subsequent  ounce  or  fraction 
thereof.  . 

Letters  for  delivery  within  Canada  or  in  other 
countries  if  posted  unpaid  or  not  fully  prepaid,  may 
be  forwarded  to  destination  charged  with  double 
deficiency. 

2.  Postcards 

Cards  bearing  the  printed  title  “Post  Card  or 
“Private  Post  Card”  can  be  admitted  to  both  Cana¬ 
dian  and  International  mails  at  printed  matter  rate, 
provided  that  they  bear  no  written  communication 
and  conform  in  all  respects  to  the  regulations  regard¬ 
ing  printed  matter.  . 

Private  Post  Cards  must  not  exceed  a  size  of  b 
inches  in  length  by  4  inches  in  .width,  nor  be  less  than 
4  inches  in  length  by  3  inches  in  width. 

The  right-hand  half  of  the  face  of  the  ordinary 
official  post  cards  and  of  private  post  cards  is  to  be 
strictly  reserved  for  the  address,  postal  directions  and 
postage  stamps.  The  left-hand  half  of  the  face  and 


the  entire  back  of  one  — 

purposes  of  the  sender,  subject  to  restrictions  as  to 
attaching  articles  to  post  cards. 

2a.  Air  Mail  Domestic 

All  domestic  mail,  not  exceeding  8  ounces  in  weight 
and  prepaid  at  the  first  class  rate  of  5  cents  for  the 
first  ounce  and  3  cents  for  each  additional  ounce  is 
carried  by  air  if  delivery  can  thus  be  expedited. 

Domestic  first  class  mail,  exceeding  8  ounces  in 
weight,  for  which  air  transmission  is  desired,  is  liable 
to  postage  at  the  rate  of  7  cents  for  the  first  ounce  and 
5  cents  for  each  additional  ounce. 


Air  Mail  Foreign 

POSTAGE  INCLUDES 
FEES  FOR  ALL  AIR  MAIL 
SERVICES  AVAILABLE 

Hawaii  or  any  place  in  North 


ANY  PLACE  IN 

1.  United  States, 

America.  _  „  , 

7c  first  ounce 

5c  each  ounce  after 

2.  Bermuda,  Mexico,  Central  and  South  America 

and  the  West  Indies . 10c  each  half  ounce 

3.  Great  Britain  and  Northern  Ireland,  Republic  ot 
Ireland  and  Europe  (including  Azores,  Corsica, 
Crete,  Dodecanese  Is.,  Gibraltar,  Iceland,  Malta, 
Canary  Is.,  Cape  Verde  Is.  and  Madeira. 

15c  each  half  ounce 

4.  Guam,  Philippines,  Africa,  Asia  and  Oceania. 

25c  each  half  ounce 
Registration,  where  such  service  is  in  operation, 

is  additional  to  the  above. 


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[  1956 


2.b  Aerogrammes 

In  addition  to  the  regular  air  mail  services  above 
described,  a  further  service  is  provided  through  the 
use  of  Aerogrammes  which  may  be  sent  to  all  coup- 
tries,  at  10  cents  each.  Aerogrammes  may  not  be 
registered. 

3.  Business  Reply  Envelopes  and  Cards. 

At  the  larger  post  offices  firms  sending  out  letters 
enquiries  and  order  forms  to  the  Canadian  public  may 
enclose  an  addressed  business  reply  envelope  having 
printed  on  the  face  of  the  envelope  the  words  “Busi¬ 
ness  Reply  Envelope  6c.  postage  will  be  paid  by”,  and 
the  name  and  address  of  the  firm,  and  bearing  a  return 
postage  impression. 

Similarly  business  firms  may  send  out  business 
reply  cards,  postage  being  collected  from  the  business 
firm,  upon  return  of  the  card,  at  the  rate  of  5c.  each. 

4.  Special  Delivery  of  Letters  and  Parcels 

Letters. — Special  Delivery  letters  bearing  in  addi¬ 
tion  to  regular  postage  ordinary  postage  stamps 
of  the  value  of  10  cts.,  and  the  words  “Special  De¬ 
livery”  legibly  written  on  the  upper  left  hand  corner 
of  the  envelope,  may  be  accepted  in  Canada  for 
Special  Delivery  at  any  place  in  the  United  States 
and  within  the  letter  carrier  delivery  area  of  the 
following  places  in  Canada. 


Amherst,  N.S. 

Arvida,  P.Q., 

Barrie,  Ont. 

Belleville,  Ont. 

Brampton,  Ont. 

Brandon,  Man. 

Brantford,  Ont. 

Brockville,  Ont. 
Burlington,  Ont. 

Calgary,  Alta. 
Campbellton,  N.B. 

Cap  de  la  Madeleine,  P.Q. 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 
Chatham,  Ont. 
Chicoutimi,  P.Q. 
Chilliwack,  B.C. 

Cobourg,  ODt. 
Collingwood,  Ont. 

Corner  Brook,  Nfld. 
Cornwall,  Ont. 
Downsview,  Ont. 
Drummondville,  P.Q. 
Dundas,  Ont. 

Edmonton,  Alta. 
Edmundston,  N.B. 

Flin  Flon,  Man. 

Fort  Erie,  Ont. 

Fort  Frances,  Ont. 

Fort  William,  Ont. 
Fredericton,  N.B. 

Galt,  Ont. 

Glace  Bay,  N.S. 

Granby,  P.Q. 

Grand  Falls,  Nfld. 

Grand  Mere,  P.Q. 

Guelph,  Ont. 

Halifax,  N.S. 

Hamilton,  Ont. 

Hull,  P.Q. 

Joliette,  P.Q. 
Jonquiere-Kenogami,  P.Q. 
Kamloops,  B.C. 

Kelowna,  B.C. 

Kenora,  Ont. 

Kentville,  N.S. 

Kingston,  Ont. 

Kirkland  Lake,  Ont. 
Kitchener,  Ont. 
Leamington,  Ont. 
Lethbridge,  Alta. 

Ldvis,  P.Q. 

Lindsay,  Ont. 

London,  Ont. 

Magog,  P.Q. 

Medicine  Hat,  Alta. 
Midland,  Ont. 

Moncton,  N.B. 

Montreal,  P.Q. 

Moose  Jaw,  Sask. 
Nanaimo,  B.C. 

Nelson,  B.C. 

New  Glasgow,  N.S. 


New  Westminster,  B.C. 
Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 
Noranda,  P.Q. 

North  Battleford 
North  Bay,  Ont. 
Oakville,  Ont. 

Orillia,  Ont. 

Oshawa,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Owen  Sound,  Ont. 
Pembroke,  Ont. 
Penticton,  B.C. 
Peterborough,  Ont. 
Portage  la  Prairie,  Man. 
Port  Alberi,  B.C. 

Port  Arthur,,  Ont. 

Port  Colborne,  Ont. 

Port  Credit,  Ont. 
PortHope,  Ont. 

Preston,  Ont. 

Prince  Albert,  Sask. 
Prince  George,  B.C. 
Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 
Quebec,  P.Q. 

Red  Deer,  Alta. 

Regina,  Sask. 

Renfrew,  Ont. 

Rimouski,  P.Q. 

Riviere  du  Loup,  P.Q. 
Rouyn,  P.Q. 

St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

St.  Hyacinthe,  P.Q. 

St.  Jean,  P.Q. 

St.  Jerome,  P.Q. 

Saint,  John,  N.B. 

St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

St.  Thomas,  Ont. 

Sarnia,  Ont. 

Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie.  Ont. 
Scarborough,  Ont. 
Shawinigan  Falls,  P.Q. 
Sherbrooke,  P.Q. 

Simcoe,  Ont. 

Smiths  Falls,  Ont. 

Sorel,  P.Q. 

Stratford,  Ont. 

Sudbury,  Ont. 

Swift  Current  Sask. 
Sydney,  N.S. 

Thetford  Mines,  P.Q. 
Thorold,  Ont. 

Timmins,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. 

Trail,  B.C. 

Trenton,  Ont. 

Trois  Rivieres,  P.Q. 
Truro,  N.S. 

Valleyfield,  P.Q. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Vernon,  B.C. 

Victoria,  B.C. 


Victoriaville,  P.Q. 
Wallaceburg,  Ont. 
Waterloo,  Ont. 
Welland,  Ont. 
Willowdale,  Ont. 


Windsor,  Ont. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Woodstock,  Ont. 
Yarmouth,  N.S. 
Yorkton,  Sask. 


Parcels.  The  special  delivery  fee  on  parcels 
mailed  in  Canada  for  delivery  at  the  above  cities  in 
Canada  is  20c. 


5.  Registration 

The  scale  of  Registration  Fees  in  addition  to  the 
Postage  on  all  classes  of  matter  except  parcel  post,  to 
addresses  in  Canada  is  as  follows: — 


Indemnity  up  to  $25.00,  fee . 20c. 

“  “  $50.00,  fee . 30c. 

“  “  75,00,  fee . 35c. 

“  “  100.00,  fee . 40c. 


In  the  case  of  registered  articles  posted  in  Canada 
addressed  to  places  in  the  United  States  or  to  other 
Postal  Union  Countries,  the  registration  fee  is  as 
follows : — 

United  States: 

Indemnity  not  exceeding.  .  .  .$25.00 . 20c. 

Other  Postal  Union  Countries: 

Indemnity  not  exceeding. .  .  .$  8.17 . 20c. 

An  acknowledgment  of  receipt  may  be  obtained  by 
the  sender  of  a  registered  article  on  payment  of  a 
special  fee  of  10  cents,  in  addition  to  the  postage  and 
registration  fee,  if  the  Acknowledgment  of  Receipt  is 
asked  for  when  the  registration  article  is  posted,  or  for 
20  cents  if  asked  for  afterwards. 

Indemnity  for  Registered  Articles 
Indemnity  will  be  paid,  provided  the  loss  of 
the  registered  article  is  reported  to  the  Department 
within  one  year  of  the  date  of  posting,  upon  receipt  of 
certain  sworn  statements  of  the  persons  concerned. 

Canada. — In  the  case  of  registered  articles  posted  in 
Canada  for  delivery  in  Canada,  indemnity  covers  not 
only  loss,  but  also  rifling  and  damage.  Indemnity  is 
provided  at  scale  of  charges  shown  above. 

SECOND  CLASS  MATTER 

6.  Transient  Newspapers 
Transient  newspapers  and  periodicals  include  all 
newspapers  and  periodicals  published  in  Canada,  other 
than  Canadian  nercspapers  sent  from  the  office  of  publica¬ 
tion  and  British,  Canadian  and  foreign  newspapers  posted 
by  newsdealers.  When  addressed  to  any  place  within  the 
Dominion,  the  United  States  or  Mexico,  and,  when  pub¬ 
lished  in  Canada,  and  addressed  to  any  place  in 
Great  Britain,  or  to  places  within  the  Empire,  France, 
Spain  and  North  and  South  America  they  must  be 
prepaid  at  the  following  rate  by  Postage  Stamp: — • 

2c  for  the  first  four  oz.,  and  lc  for  each  additional 
4  oz.,  or  fraction  of  4  oz.  to  each  separate  address. 

To  countries  other  than  those  mentioned  above  the 
rate  is  2c  for  first  2  ozs.  and  lc  for  each  additional 
2  oz.,  or  fraction  thereof,  to  each  separate  address. 

Transient  newspapers  and  periodicals  not  published 
in  Canada  are  subject  to  the  ordinary  printed  matter 
rate  of  2c  for  first  2  ozs.  and  lc  for  each  additional 
2  oz.,  or  fraction  thereof,  to  each  separate  address, 
for  all  countries  except  Canada,  U.S.A.  and  Mexico, 

7.  Newspapers  and  Periodicals 
Printed  and  published  in  Canada  and  posted  from 
the  office  oj  publication. 

Special  rates  of  postage,  dependent  upon  the 
frequency  of  publication  and  the  circulation  per  issue, 
apply  _  to  mailings  of  authorized  newspapers  and 
periodicals  made  by  publishers.  For  particulars, 
consult  local  Postmaster. 

8.  British  and  Foreign  Newspapers  posted  by 
Newsdealers  in  Canada 

British  and  foreign  publications  as  well  as  Canadian 
publications,  if  authorized  by  the  Department  may  be 
posted  by  newsdealers  in  Canada  to  subscribers  in 
Canada  at  the  rate  of  4  cents  per  lb.  They  can¬ 
not  however  be  posted  at  that  rate  for  local  delivery 
at  places  where  there  is  a  free  letter  carrier  service. 
Newsdealers  may  also  post  recognized  Canadian  news¬ 
papers  and  periodicals  to  regular  subscribers  in 
Great  Britain  and  places  within  the  Empire,  at  the 
bulk  rate  of  4  cents  per  pound. 

9.  Books,  Limits  of  Weight,  etc. 

A  Book  Packet  may  contain  any  number  of  separ¬ 
ate  books.  Limit  of  weight  for  post  is  6  lbs.  9  oz.,  but 


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211 


in  case  of  a  single  book,  a  weight  of  11  lbs.  is  allowed. 
Limit  of  size,  (domestic) — in  no  case  must  the  com¬ 
bined  length  and  girth  exceed  6  feet.  For  all  other 
countries  no  packet  may  exceed  3  feet  in  the  combined 
length,  breadth,  and  depth,  but  the  greatest  dimension 
must  not  exceed  2  feet,  unless  in  the  form  of  a  roll 
when  the  length  and  twice  the  diameter  must  not 
exceed  3  feet  3  inches,  but  the  greatest  dimension 
must  not  exceed  2  feet  8  inches. 

Book  packets  must  be  put  up  in  such  a  way  as  to  ad¬ 
mit  of  contents  being  easily  examined  and  must  not 
contain  any  letter  or  sealed  inclosure. 

Books  for  the  use  of  the  blind  are  allowed  to  pass 
free  of  postage. 

THIRD  CLASS  MATTER 

10.  Printed  Matter,  Circulars,  Samples, 
Miscellaneous  Matter 

Third  class  matter,  described  as  under,  may  pass 
between  places  in  the  Dominion  of  Canada  or  outside 
of  Canada  upon  prepayment  of  2c  for  first  2  oz.; 
lc  each  additional  2  oz. 


Definition  of  Third  Class  Matter 
Matter  (other  than  newspapers  and  periodicals), 
wholly  in  print  without  reference  to  process,  such  as 
circulars,  catalogues,  calendars,  hand-bills,  books, 
pamphlets,  printed  forms,  maps,  paper  patterns, 
prints,  drawings,  etc.,  the  following  partly-written 
and  partly-printed  matter: — militia  and  school 
returns,  customs  manifests,  voters’  lists,  school  or 
college  examination  papers  and  educational  exercises 
passing  between  colleges  and  extra-mural  students, 
etc.  To  come  within  the  class  of  Third  Class  Matter 
the  material  printed  upon  must  be  either  paper, 
cardboard  or  parchment. 

Regulations  re  Unsealed  Packages 
No  letter  or  other  communication  intended  to  serve 
the  purpose  of  a  letter  may  be  sent  or  inclosed  in  any 
such  package  or  thing  mentioned,  and  the  same  must 
be  sent  in  covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  or  other¬ 
wise  so  put  up  as  to  admit  of  the  contents  being,  if 
necessary,  easily  withdrawn  for  examination  by  the 
officers  of  the  Post  Office  to  ensure  compliance  with 
this  provision  (if  enclosed  in  sealed  envelopes  notched 
at  the  ends  or  sides,  or  with  the  corners  cut  off,  letter 
rate  of  postage  will  be  charged). 


Exception  for  U.S.A. 

Printed  matter  exchanged  between  the  United 
States  and  Canada,  other  than  circulars  and  miscell¬ 
aneous  printed  matter  in  packages  weighing  8  ounces 
or  less,  but  including  books  and  catalogues  having  24 
pages  or  more  although  said  books  or  catalogues  weigh 
8  ounces  or  less,  may  be  tied  with  a  string  or  fastened 
with  gummed  paper  tape,  provided  such  packages 
containing  printed  matter  are  mprked  or  stamped 
“PRINTED  MATTER,”  and  bear  the  name  and 
address  of  the  sender  and  the  printed  inscription 
“May  be  opened  for  postal  and  customs  inspection 
Articles  of  printed  matter  and  parcel  post  addressed 
to  all  countries  with  the  exception  of  Canada  and  the 
United  States  must  continue  to  be  sent  as  formerly  m 
unsealed  packages. 

Definition  of  Circulars 
Circulars  are  communications  in  print,  or  produced 
by  a  multiplying  process  easy  to  recognise,  but  not 
direct  from  a  typewriting  machine,  which  are  issued  in 
identical  terms  to  several  individuals.  A  circular  may, 
without  becoming  liable  to  a  higher  rate  of  postage, 
have  a  written  date  and  signature,  and  may  have  the 
name  of  the  addressee  repeated  in  writing  inside 
Reproductions  or  imitations  of  hand  or  typewritten 
matter,  in  order  to  be  accepted  as  circulars,  must  be 
handed  in  at  the  post  office  wicket,  in  a  number  not 
less  than  twenty  identical  copies,  separately  address¬ 
ed.  Failure  to  comply  with  either  of  these  conditions 
will  subject  the  article  to  letter  rate  of  postage. 


Paper  for  Blind 
Writing  paper  specially  prepared  for  the  use  of  the 
blind  transmitted  from  an  Institution  for  the  Bhnd 
in  Canada  (recognized  as  such  by  the  Post  Office 
Department,  Ottawa)  to  blind  persons  for  their  own 
use  is  allowed  to  pass  free  of  postage. 


Limit  of  Weight,  Etc. 

The  limit  of  weight  for  a  packet  of  third  class 
matter  is  6  lbs.  9  oz.  and  in  no  case  must  the  length 
and  girth  combined  exceed  6  feet. 


Printed  or  written  requests  for  return  are  recognized  on 
books,  third  class  matter,  samples  and  parcels  of 
merchandise  addressed  to  places  within  the  Dominion, 
or  in  the  United  States  and  same  will  be  returned 
direct  to  the  sender,  subject  to  the  payment  by  the 
sender,  on  delivery  to  him  through  the  Post  Office,  of 
the  full  amount  of  postage  to  which  the  article  was  in 
the  first  place  liable,  together  with  any  charges  rated 
thereon  on  account  of  any  deficiency  in  the  original 
prepayment. 

Printed  matter  should  be  fully  prepaid  at  the  time 
of  posting  and  will  not  be  forwarded  unless  at  least 
partly  prepaid. 

11.  Samples,  Canada,  U.S.A.  and  Mexico 

Samples  of  Merchandise  and  Goods  not  having 
saleable  value  and  not  exceeding  1  lb.  in  weight, 
may  be  posted  in  Canada,  to  be  forwarded  to  any 
place  in  the  Dominion,  U.S.A.,  or  Mexico,  on  prepay¬ 
ment  of  a  rate  of  2c  for  the  first  2  oz.  and  lc  for  each 
additional  2  ozs.  or  fraction  thereof  under  the  follow¬ 
ing  regulations: 

Size  limit:  Canada  18  in.  x  8  in.  x  4  in.,  or  if  in  the 
form  of  a  roll  18  inches  in  length  by  6  inches  in  diame¬ 
ter.  Other  countries:  length,  breadth  and  depth  com¬ 
bined,  3  ft.  but  greatest  dimension  must  not  exceed 
2  ft.  Roll  length  and  twice  diameter  3  ft.  3  in.  but 
greatest  dimension  must  not  exceed  2  ft.  8  in. 

Samples  must  be  sent  in  covers  open  at  the  ends,  so 
as  to  be  easy  of  examination.  Samples,  however,  of 
seeds,  drugs,  &c.,  which  cannot  be  sent  in  open  covers, 
may  be  enclosed  in  bags  of  linen,  or  such  like  material, 
fastened  in  such  a  manner  that  they  may  be  readily 
opened. 

There  must  be  no  writing  upon  or  in  any  packet  of 
samples,  except  the  address  of  the  person  for  whom  it 
is  intended,  the  address  of  the  sender,  a  trade  mark  or 
number  and  the  price  of  the  articles,  or  such  words 
as  may  be  necessary  to  indicate  precisely  the  origin 
and  nature  of  the  merchandise. 

Articles  of  saleable  value  even  when  intended  to  serve 
as  samples,  or  goods  sent  for  sale  or  in  execution  of  an 
order,  however  small  the  quantity  may  be,  or  any  ar¬ 
ticle  sent  by  one  priviate  individual  to  another,  which 
are  not  actually  trade  samples,  are  not  admissible. 

Liquids  (except  intoxicating  liquors),  oils,  etc.,  may 
be  sent  by  mail  in  the  Dominion  if  put  up  carefully  in 
strict  accordance  with  the  directions  given  in  the 
Postal  Guide  and  ascertainable  at  any  post  office. 

12.  Samples  for  Great  Britain  and  Foreign 
Countries 

Samples  of  Merchandise,  when  addressed  to  places 
in  Great  Britain,  must  not  exceed  1  lb.  in  weight, 
and  must  be  prepaid.  Size  limit,  length,  breadth  and 
depth  combined,  3  ft.  but  greatest  dimension  must  not 
exceed  2  ft.  Roll  length  and  twice  diameter  3  ft.  3  in. 
but  greatest  dimension  must  not  exceed  2  ft.  8  in. 

Samples  of  liquids  (except  intoxicating  liquors),  oils, 
glass,  etc,,  are  admitted  as  samples  provided  they  are 
put  up  in  strict  accordance  with  the  directions  given 
in  the  Postal  Guide. 


13.  Commercial  Papers,  British  and  Foreign  Post 

Commercial  papers  mailed  in  Canada,  for  delivery  in 
Canada,  are  liable  to  the  letter  rate  of  postage  up  to  a 
weight  of  16  ozs.  and  lc  per  2  oz.  or  fraction  thereof, 
after.  To  all  other  countries  the  rate  is  1  cent  per 
2  ozs.  but  each  packet  must  have  a  minimum  prepay¬ 
ment  of  6  cents  covering  a  weight  of  10  ozs.,  prepay¬ 
ment  compulsory.  Size  limit,  length,  breadth  and 
depth  combined,  3  ft.  but  greatest  dimension  must  not 
exceed  2  ft.  Roll  length  and  twice  diameter  3  ft.  3  in. 
but  greatest  dimension  must  not  exceed  2  ft  »  in. 
The  weight  must  not  exceed  4  lbs.  6  ozs.  . 

“Commercial  Papers”  are  understood  to  comprise  all 
papers  or  documents  written  or  drawn  wholly  or  partly 
bv  hand  (except  letters  or  communications  of  the  nature 
of  letters  or  other  papers  or  documents  having  the 
character  of  an  actual  and  personal  correspondence), 
documents  of  legal  procedure  deeds  drawn  up ■by 
public  frunctionaries,  copies  of  extracts  from  deeds 
under  private  seal  and  (whether  written  or  printed  on 
stamped  or  unstamped  paper)  way  wills,  bills  of 
lading,  invoices  and  other  documents  of  a  mercantile 
character,  documents  of  insurance  and  other  public 
companies,  also  open  letters  and  post  cards  of  ancient 
dhte  which  have  already  fulfilled  their  original 
purpose,  also  copies  thereof. 


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POSTAL  INFORMATION 


[1956 


FOURTH  CLASS  MATTER 
14.  Parcel  Post  In  Canada 
TABLE  OF  RATES 


To  any  Post  Office  within  20  miles  (irre¬ 
spective  of  Provincial  boundary) 


in  same  Provincef. 


Post  Office  in  the  immediately  adjoin 
ing  Provincef. . . 


To  or  from 
any  P.O.in  the 
Province  of 
Newfoundland . 
Newfoundland . 
Newfoundland . 

NB,  NS,  or  PEL 
NB,  NS,  or  PEI. 
NB,  NS,  or  PEL 

To  or  from  any  P.0,  in 
the  Province  of 

Quebec . 

Ontario . 

Manitoba,  Sask.,  Alta., 

B.C.  or  Yukon* . 

Ontario . 

Manitoba . 

Sask.,  Alta.,  B.C.  or 
Yukon* . 

Quebec . 

Quebec . 

Alta.,  B.C.  or  Yukon*. . . 

Ontario . 

Ontario . 

B.C.  or  Yukon* . 

Manitoba . 

Manitoba . 

Manitoba . 

Saskatchewan. . 

British  Columbia . 

Saskatchewan . . 

Yukon* . 

Alberta . 

Yukon* . 

Over  15 

Over  20 

i 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

lb.  and 

lb.  and 

lb 

lb 

lb 

11 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

lb 

up  to 

up  to 

20  lb 

25  lb 

10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

.22 

.24 

.26 

.28 

.30 

.32 

.34 

.36 

.38 

.45 

.55 

16 

22 

28 

34 

40 

46 

.52 

.58 

.64 

.70 

.76 

.82 

.88 

.94 

1.00 

1.20 

1.40 

17 

25 

33 

41 

49 

57 

.65 

.73 

.81 

.89 

.97 

1.05 

1.13 

1.21 

1.29 

1.55 

1.85 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

19 

31 

43 

55 

67 

79 

.91 

1.03 

1.15 

1.27 

1.39 

1.51 

1.63 

1.75 

1.87 

2.35 

2.85 

20 

34 

48 

62 

76 

90 

1.04 

1.18 

1.32 

1.46 

1.60 

1.74 

1.88 

2.02 

2.15 

2.75 

3.50 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

.98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

19 

31 

43 

55 

67 

79 

.91 

1.03 

1.15 

1.27 

1.39 

1.51 

1.63 

1.75 

1.87 

2.35 

2.85 

20 

34 

48 

62 

76 

90 

1.04 

1.18 

1.32 

1.46 

1.60 

1.74 

1.88 

2.02 

2.15 

2.75 

3.50 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

.98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

19 

31 

43 

55 

67 

79 

91 

1.03 

1.15 

1.27 

1.39 

1.51 

1.63 

1.75 

1.87 

2.35 

2.85 

20 

34 

48 

62 

76 

90 

1.04 

1.18 

1.32 

1.46 

1.60 

1.74 

1.88 

2.02 

2.15 

2.75 

3.50 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

.98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

19 

31 

43 

55 

67 

79 

.91 

1.03 

1.15 

1.27 

1.39 

1.51 

1.63 

1.75 

1.87 

2.35 

2.85 

20 

34 

48 

62 

76 

90 

1.04 

1.18 

1.32 

1.46 

1.60 

1.74 

1.88 

2.02 

2.15 

2.75 

3.50 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

.98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

19 

31 

43 

55 

67 

79 

.91 

1.03 

1.15 

1.27 

1.39 

1.51 

1.63 

1.75 

1.87 

2.35 

2.85 

20 

34 

48 

62 

76 

90 

1.04 

1.18 

1.32 

1.46 

1.60 

1.74 

1.88 

2.02 

2.15 

2.75 

3.50 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

.98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

19 

31 

43 

55 

67 

79 

.91 

1.03 

1.15 

1.27 

1.39 

1.51 

1.63 

1.75 

1.87 

2.35 

2.85 

18 

28 

38 

48 

58 

68 

.78 

.88 

.98 

1.08 

1.18 

1.28 

1.38 

1.48 

1.58 

2.00 

2.40 

Parcels  up  to  and  including  12  ounces  in  weight  are  subject  to  a  minimum  charge  of  5c  covering  a  weight  of 
4  oz„  plus  lc  for  each  oz.  in  excess  of  4  oz„  except  within  the  20  mile  zone  where  the  charge  shall  not  exceed  10c. 

H  rw.'f v,';!.'  !lUt  oa  e*ceedinB  °ne jpound  in  weight  are  liable  to  the  one  pound  rate  to  the  Province  of 

destination.  (Within  the  20  mile  zone  the  10c  rate  shall  apply). 

°\excess  weight  over  even  pound  until  the  next  pound  rate  or  group  rate  is  reached. 
Tihe  Maritime  Provinces,  New  Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia  and  P.E.I.,  are  considered  as  one  Province. 

on0theUvario°ui  Air  S^a^Routes!0™^1011  reSpecting  parcel  post  se™oe  to  the  Yukon,  “d  the  rates  of  postage 


■  Stage  Routes. 

Parcel  Post  packets  totally  upaid  will  be  sent  to  the 
Undeliverable  Mail  Office. 

Parcels  must  be  prepared  for  mailing  in  such  manner 
that  the  contents  can  be  easily  examined. 

.  is  desirable  that  the  sender’s  address  should  appear 
either  inside  the  parcel  or  on  the  cover.  This  must  be 
kept  distinct  from  the  address  proper. 

Redirected  parcels  or  other  articles  posted  in  Canada 
prepaid  at  parcel  post  rates  are  chargeable  with  new 
postage  at  the  rate  which  would  have  been  chargeable 
had  they  been  originally  mailed  from  the  office  of 
redirection  to  the  new  address,  except  in  cases  where 
the  forwarding  address  is  within  the  province  to  which 
the  parcel  was  originally  addressed,  when  no  redirec- 
tion  charge  is  to  be  made. 

The  limit  of  weight  for  a  Parcel  Post  packet  is  25 
pounds.  Limit  of  size,  3  feet  in  length,  width  or  depth, 
but  the  combined  length  and  girth  must  not  exceed 
b  teet.  lor  Special  Delivery,  see  note  4. 

Parcel  Post  packets  cannot  be  registered  but  can  be 
insured  ( Insurance  is  free  up  to  $50.  For  fees  and  rea- 

17t'TnsuranTe'^)anCe  °f  parCels’  see  Varagraph  No. 

15.  Parcel  Post  to  Great  Britain  and  Other 
Countries 

Closed  parcel  mails  are  exchanged  by  direct  service 
^  Canada  and  the  following  countries:  Argen- 
vinrn  t  -fn’  Bahamas,  Bermuda,  Barbados,  Bel¬ 
gium,  Brazil,  British  Guiana,  China,  Cuba,  Denmark, 
Dominica,  Republic  of  Ireland,  Fiji,  Finland  Great 
Britain  and  Northern  Ireland,  France,  Germany, 
Grenada,  Hong  Hong  Italy,  Jamaica,  Leeward 
Islands,  Mexico  Netherlands,  New  Zealand 
St  Went  %ndSHSt-  Bierre  and  Miquelon 

Parcels  may  also  be  sent  to  and  received  from  any 


country  with  which  the  British  Post  Office  maintains  a 
parcel  post  service. 

Parcels  ^or  Union  of  South  Africa,  British  West 
Indies,  Costa  Rica,  Cuba,  Dominican  Republic, 
Netherlands  Antilles,  Haiti,  and  Central  and  South 
American  countries  may  be  forwarded  via  New  York, 
and  when  intended  for  transmission  by  that  route 
should  be  legibly  marked  11  Via  New  York”. 

For  rates  enquire  at  Post  Office. 

Parcels  for,  or  sent  via,  Great  Britain,  pass  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  mails  conveyed  by  ships  on  the  direct 
route  between  Canada  and  the  United  Kingdom. 

Parcels  for  Argentina,  Australia,  Bahamas,  Bar¬ 
bados,  _  Bermuda,  British  Guiana,  Brazil,  Cuba, 
Dominica,  Fiji,  Grenada,  Jamaica,  Leeward  Islands, 
New  Zealand,  St.  Lucia,  St.  Vincent,  St.  Kitts, 
I  run dad  and  Tobago,  Union  of  South  Africa  and 
Venezuela,  are  forwarded  direct  from  Canada  and  via 
the  United  States  according  to  rate  of  prepayment. 

Limit  of  Weight  and  Size 

General  limit  of  weight — 20  lbs. 

For  parcels  addressed  to  countries  where  limit  of 
Sei?ht  is  restricted  to  11  lbs.  or  15  lbs.,  enquire  at 
Post  Office. 

Limit  of  size — 3£  feet  in  length,  width  or  depth,  but 
“n<>  case  may  the  length  and  girth  combined  exceed 
o  feet. 

stamps^  Parce^  must  be  fully  prepaid  by  postage 

•  Parcel  must  not  contain  a  letter  or  any  writing 
in  the  form  of  a  letter,  or  any  explosive,  combustible, 
or  dangerous  articles,  or  intoxicating  liquor. 

ror  each  Parcel  a  Customs  Declaration  91B  must 
be  securely  affixed  to  the  parcel  to  which  it  relates. 

4?n'xr?esi,vlCustoms  Declaration  15B  and  Des¬ 
patch  Note  16B  must  also  accompany  parcels  to 
most  countries.  Enquire  at  Post  Office. 


1956] 


POSTAL  INFORMATION 


213 


Parcels  must  be  handed  to  the  Postmaster;  in  no  case 
should  they  be  dropped  into  a  letter  box  or  other 
receptacle  for  mail  matter.  Parcels  to  Great  Britain 
may  be  insured.  See  par.  No.  17.  “Insurance”. 

Rates  to  United  Kingdom 
for  Civilians 

The  parcel  post  rates  to  the  United  Kingdom  are 
1  lb.  25c,  2  lb.  45c,  3  lb.  60c,  4  lb.  80c,  5  lb.  95c, 
6  lb.  $1.10  7  lb.  $1.30,  8  lb.  $1.45,  9  b.  $1.65,  10  lb. 
$1.80.  Over  10  lb.  up  to  15  lb.  $2.25  and  over  15  lb. 
up  to  20  lb.  $3.25. 

16.  Parcel  Post  for  United  States 

General  merchandise  (parcel  post)  addressed  to 
places  in  the  United  States  or  its  possessions  (except 
the  Philippine  Islands)  is  liable  to  postage  at  the  rate 
of  fourteen  cents  a  pound  up  to  10  lbs.;  over  10  lbs. 
and  up  to  15  lbs.,  $1.75  per  parcel. 

Parcels  up  to  and  including  12  ounces  in  weight 
are  subject  to  a  minimum  charge  of  5e  covering  a 
weight  of  4  ounces,  plus  lc  for  each  ounce  in  excess 
of  4  ounces. 

Over  12  ounces,  full  pound  parcel  post  rates  apply. 

Parcels  must  be  accompanied  by  a  Customs  Declara¬ 
tion,  and  should  be  open  to  inspection  (unsealed),  but 
sealed  packages  may  be  accepted  providing  sender's 
name  and  address  is  shown  by  printed  label  or  rubber 
stamp  and  nature  of  contents  indicated. 

17.  Insurance  of  Parcel  Post 

Parcels  posted  in  Canada  for  delivery  in  Canada 
may  be  insured  up  to  $50.00  without  insurance  fee,  if 
so  requested  by  the  sender. 

if  the  sender  desires  to  insure  such  parcels  in  excess 
of  $50,  the  regular  insurance  fee  of  12  cents  to  cover  the 
additional  insurance  must  be  prepaid. 

For  Delivery  in  United  States 
3  cents  for  insurance  not  exceeding  $5. 

6  cents  foi  insurance  exceeding  $5andnotexc’d’g  $25. 

12 .  “  $25  “  “  $50. 

30 .  “  $50 . $100. 

For  Delivery  in  Other  Countries 

Parcels  posted  in  Canada  for  delivery  in  Australia, 
Great  Britain  and  Northern  Ireland,  and  new  Zea¬ 
land — also  parcels  intended  for  transmission  via 
England  addressed  to  foreign  countries  to  which 
Great  Britain  extends  insurance  may  be  insured 
against  loss,  rifling  or  damage  while  in  the  custody 
of  the  postal  service  at  the  following  rates:  12  cents 
for  insurance  not  exceeding  $50. 

30  cents  for  insurance  exceeding  $50  and  not  exeeding 

$100.  . 

Particulars  as  to  articles  which  cannot  be  accepted 
for  insurance  or  insured  against  damage,  may  be 
ascertained  from  the  local  Postmaster. 


bear  words  of  an  offensive  character,  and  letters  and 
circulars  relating  to  illegal  lotteries  or  other  fraudulent 
schemes.  Enquiry  should  be  made  at  the  Post  Office 
in  regard  to  transmitting  game,  raw  furs,  skins, 
plumage,  etc.,  by  mail. 

21.  Domestic  Money  Orders 

Post  Offices  in  Canada  at  which  any  Money  Orders 
may  be.  issued  or  paid  are  distinguished  by  being 
printed  in  italics  and  preceeded  by  a  number  having 
four  figures,  or  letters  “X”  or  “Y”  followed  by  three 
figures. 

Post  Offices  at  which  Money  Orders  are  issued  for 
payment  in  Canada  only  for  amounts  under  $16.00 
are  distinguished  by  “t”. 

The  fee  on  Money  Orders  issued  in  Canada  for 
payment  in  Canada,  Antigua,  Bahamas,  Barbados, 
Bermuda,  British  Guiana,  British  Honduras,  Caicos 
Islands,  Cayman  Islands,  Dominica,  Grenada,  Jamai¬ 
ca,  Montserrat,  Nevis,  St.  Christopher  (St.  Kitts), 
St.  Lucia,  St.  Vincent,  Tobago,  Trinidad,  Turks 
Islands,  and  Virgin  Islands  are  as  follows: — 


From  $  0.01  to  $  0.99  incl .  4  cents 

“  1.00  to  4.99  “  9  “ 

"  5.00  to  10.99  “  12  “ 

"  11.00  to  15.99  “  16  “ 

“  16.00  to  40.00  “  18  “ 

“  40.01  to  60.00  “  22  “ 

“  60.01  to  100.00  “  25  “ 


Owing  to  the  unsettled  state  of  Exchange  the  rates 
of  exchange  on  money  orders  issued  for  payment  in 
the  United  States  (including  Guam,  Hawaii,  Panama 
Canal  Zone,  Puerto  Rico,  Tutuila  (Samoa),  Virgin 
Islands  of  United  States,  Isle  of  Pines,  Mexico  and 
Poland  can  be  obtained  at  any  post  office  author¬ 
ized  to  transact  foreign  money  order  business. 

22.  Foreign  Money  Orders 
The  fee  on  Money  Orders  issued  in  Canada  for 
payment  in  Great  Britain  and  Commonwealth 
countries  not  included  in  the  above  are  as  follows: 


Up  to  $5.00 . 

.  .  .  10c. 

$30.01  to  $50.00 

...33c. 

$5.01  to  $10.00. . 

.  .  ,  15c. 

50.01  to  70.00 

.  ,43c 

10.01  to  30.00.. 

. . .23c 

70.01  to  100.00 

.  .53c. 

The  following 

fee  is  to  be  collected  on 

Money 

Orders  payable  in  all  other  foreign  countries 

Up  to  $10.00...  . 

. . . 18c 

$50.01  to  $60.00 

.  .  63c. 

$10.01  to  $20.00. 

.  .  ,23c. 

60.01  to  70.00 

.  ,73c. 

20.01  to  30.00. 

.  .  ,33c. 

70.01  to  80.00 

.  .83c. 

30.01  to  40.00. 

.  .  ,43c. 

80.01  to  90.00 

.  .  93c. 

40.01  to  50.00. 

.  .  ,53c. 

90.01  to  100.00 

.$1.03 

In  the  case  of  Mexico  and  Poland,  exchange  in 
terms  of  United  States  dollars  is  to  be  collected  in 
addition  to  the  foreign  commission. 


18.  C.  O.  D.  Service  in  Canada  only 
Parcels  may  be  sent  C.O.D.  within  Canada  whereby 
charges  due  the  sender  up  to  $100.00  may  be  collected 
from  the  addressee  and  remitted  to  the  sender  by  post 
office  money  order.  C.O.D.  parcels  must  be  mailed  at 
an  accounting  post  office  but  may  be  addressed  toany 
post  office  in  Canada  or  to  any  rural  route.  A  C.O.D. 
tag,  procurable  at  all  accounting  post  offices,  must 
be  used.  Rural  routes  are  for  this  purpose  considered 
as  accounting  post  offices.  C.O.D.  fees  are  as  follow. 
10c  if  not  more  than  $2.00  is  to  be  collected;  15c  if 
more  than  $2.00  but  not  more  than  $50.00  is  to 
be  collected;  30c  if  more  than  $50.00  is  to  be  collected. 
C.O.D.  fee  must  be  paid  by  postage  stamps  affixed  by 
the  sender,  or  by  meter  impression  and  is  in  addition 
to  the  ordinary  postage.  The  sender  of  a  C.O.D. 
parcel  may  include  postage  and  C.O.D.  tee  in  the 
amount  to  be  collected.  It  is  forbidden  to  send  articles 
C.O.D.  which  have  not  been  ordered  or  requested  by 
the  addressees  and  articles  may  not  be  examined 
before  payment  of  the  C.O.D.  ,  , 

The  charges  on  C.O.D.  articles  may  be  increased,  de¬ 
creased  or  cancelled  upon  request  of  sender,  made 
through  Postmaster  at  office  of  mailing. 

19.  Prohibited  Articles 

All  explosive,  dangerous  or  destructive  substances 
intoxicating  liquors,  glass  bottles  or  glass  m  any  form 
liable  to  break,  and  all  matter  subject  tc >  speedy  decay, 
all  obscene  or  immoral  books,  publications,  pictures 
etc.,  libellous  post  cards  and  letters  the  covers  of  which 


23.  International  Reply  Coupons 
International  Reply  Coupons  may  be  purchased  in 
Canada  for  12c  each  and  are  exchangeable  m  any 
country  of  the  Universal  Postal  Union  for  stamps 
representing  the  postage  payable  on  the  first  unit  of 
weight  of  a  letter  transmitted  in  the  International 
Mails.  An  International  Reply  Coupon  is  exchange¬ 
able  at  any  Canadian  post  office  for  6c  m  Canadian 
postage  stamps. 

24.  British  Commonwealth  Reply  Coupons 
British  Commonwealth  Reply  Coupons  exchange¬ 
able  for  stamps  representing  the  postage  on  a  single 
rate  letter  from  any  country  within  the  British 
Commonwealth  to  Canada,  can  be  purchased  at  any 
post  office,  for  6c  each  for  prepaying  replies  to  letters. 

Persons  receiving  British  Commonwealth  Reply 
Coupons  may  exchange  them  at  any  Canadian  post 
office  for  5c  in  Canadian  Postage. 

POST  OFFICE  SAVINGS  BANKS 
Savings  business  may  be  transacted  at  approxim¬ 
ately  1500  Post  Offices.  Any  person  may  deposit  a,ny 
sum  from  $1.00  provided  the  total  deposit  standing 
in  his  name  in  the  books  of  the  Bank  does  not  exceed 
$10,000.00,  exclusive  of  interest.  Withdrawals  up  to 
$100.00  may  be  made  at  any  Savings  Bank  Post 
Office  and  withdrawal  in  unlimited  amount  by 
application  at  Head  Office  may  beallowed.  Interest 
at  the  rate  of  2%  per  annum  is  allowed  on  deposits. 


214 


STATISTICS  ON  DISTANCE 


[1956 


DISTANCES  BETWEEN  PRINCIPAL  POINTS  IN  CANADA 


Approximate 
distances  by 
most  travelled 
routes,  rail  or 
boat,  which  are 
not  always  the 
shortest. 

Nfld. 

n 

“a 

-a 

o 

GO 

N.S. 

Hal¬ 

ifax 

P.E.I 

Char 

lotte- 

town 

N.B. 

Sai¬ 

nt 

John 

N.B. 

Fred 

eric- 

ton 

Que. 

Que¬ 

bec 

Que. 

Mon 

treal 

Ont. 

Ott¬ 

awa 

Ont. 

Tor¬ 

onto 

Ont. 

Pt. 

Ar¬ 

thur 

Man. 

Win¬ 

ni¬ 

peg 

Sask. 

Re¬ 

gina 

Sask. 

Sas¬ 

ka¬ 

toon 

Alta. 

Cal¬ 

gary 

Alta. 

Ed¬ 

mon¬ 

ton 

B.C 

Van¬ 

cou¬ 

ver 

B.C. 

Vic¬ 

toria 

B.C. 

Pr. 

Rup¬ 

ert 

St.  John’s . 

0 

930 

1041 

1081 

1094 

1466 

1563 

1675 

1897 

2521 

2797 

3153 

3268 

3531 

3646 

4262 

4362 

4543 

Halifax . 

930 

0 

239 

279 

292 

664 

761 

873 

1095 

1719 

1995 

2351 

2466 

2729 

2844 

3460 

3560 

3741 

Charlottetown. . 

1041 

239 

0 

215 

230 

600 

684 

795 

1018 

1653 

1950 

2305 

2421 

2772 

2751 

3413 

3498 

3707 

Saint  John . 

1081 

279 

215 

0 

67 

425 

482 

594 

816 

1470 

1894 

2250 

2374 

2726 

2699 

3368 

3324 

3655 

Fredericton. .  .  . 

1094 

292 

230 

67 

0 

403 

454 

565 

788 

1423 

1753 

2108 

2224 

2575 

2554 

3216 

3301 

3510 

Quebec  City .  .  . 

1466 

664 

600 

425 

403 

0 

164 

276 

498 

1152 

1521 

1877 

1992 

2353 

2323 

2995 

2898 

3279 

Montreal . 

1563 

761 

684 

482 

454 

164 

0 

112 

334 

988 

1357 

1713 

1828 

2244 

2151 

2886 

2900 

3115 

Ottawa . 

1675 

873 

795 

594 

565 

276 

112 

0 

247 

877 

1301 

1658 

1772 

2133 

2098 

2775 

2789 

3054 

Toronto . 

1897 

1095 

1018 

816 

788 

498 

334 

247 

0 

809 

1233 

1590 

1704 

2065 

2030 

2707 

2755 

2986 

Port  Arthur. . . . 

2521 

1719 

1653 

1470 

1423 

1152 

988 

877 

809 

0 

424 

781 

895 

1256 

1221 

1898 

1967 

2177 

Winnipeg . 

2797 

1995 

1950 

1894 

1753 

1521 

1357 

1301 

1233 

424 

0 

350 

471 

832 

797 

1474 

1548 

1753 

Regina . 

3153 

2351 

2305 

2250 

2108 

1877 

1713 

1658 

1590 

781 

356 

0 

161 

476 

487 

1 1 18 

1193 

1443 

Saskatoon . 

3268 

2466 

2421 

2374 

2224 

1992 

1828 

1772 

1704 

895 

471 

161 

0 

399 

326 

1097 

1131 

1282 

Calgary . 

3531 

2729 

2772 

2726 

2575 

2353 

2244 

2133 

2065 

1256 

832 

476 

399 

0 

195 

642 

727 

1151 

Edmonton . 

3646 

2844 

2751 

2699 

2554 

2323 

2151 

2098 

2030 

1221 

797 

487 

326 

195 

0 

771 

846 

956 

Vancouver . 

4262 

3460 

3413 

3368 

3216 

2995 

2886 

2775 

2707 

1898 

1474 

1118 

1097 

642 

771 

0 

85 

546 

Victoria . 

4362 

3560 

3498 

3324 

3301 

2898 

2900 

2789 

2755 

1967 

1548 

1193 

1 131 

727 

846 

85 

0 

631 

Prince  Rupert. . 

4543 

3741 13707 

3655 

3510 

3279 

3115 

3054 

2986 

2177117 53  1 443 

1282 

1151 

956 

546 

631 

0 

PRINCIPAL  DISTANCES  VIA 


Sydney  to  Halifax .  200  miles 

Halifax  to  Moncton .  120  miles 

Halifax  to  Montreal .  538  miles 

Halifax  to  Ottawa .  623  miles 

Halifax  to  Toronto .  867  miles 

Halifax  to  North  Bay .  825  miles 

Halifax  to  Kapuskasing .  1,089  miles 

Halifax  to  Winnipeg .  1,853  miles 

Halifax  to  Regina .  2,179  miles 

Halifax  to  Lethbridge .  2,544  miles 

Halifax  to  Vancouver .  3,006  miles 

Montreal  to  Ottawa .  92  miles 

Montreal  to  Toronto .  337  miles 


TRANS-CANADA  AIR  LINES 


Montreal  to  London,  Ont .  427  miles 

Montreal  to  Moncton .  460  miles 

Montreal  to  New  York .  356  miles 

Montreal  to  Windsor .  529  miles 

Toronto  to  New  York .  376  miles 

Toronto  to  Chicago .  452  miles 

Lethbridge  to  Calgary .  124  miles 

Lethbridge  to  Edmonton .  294  miles 


Gander  to  Montreal. .  . .  1,117  miles 

Gander  to  Toronto .  1,446  miles 

Gander  to  Vancouver .  3,585  miles 

Toronto  to  Cleveland .  200  miles 

Toronto  to  Winnipeg .  993  miles 


A  Life-Long  Fisherman  Recounts  his  Catch 

SiUzeti  JUneA  a*td  ilveSl  afio^oJzd^ 

by  WILLIAM  SHERWOOD  FOX 
Author  of  " The  Bruce  Beckons”,  " Tain’t  Runnin'  No  More” 


THESE  are  the  cheerful  and  lively  reminiscences  of  a 
lifetime  of  fishing — as  fresh  and  zestful  as  a  Great  Lakes 
breeze.  All  the  readers  who  have  come  to  know  and 
enjoy  Dr.  Fox's  charming  and  humorous  style  will  warmly 
welcome  these  tales  of  forgotten  fishing  lore  and  of  fisher¬ 
men  s  foibles.  They  have  in  them  the  very  essence  of 
Canadian  waterways  and  woodlands. 

A  book  to  delight  every  angler.” — B.  W.  Kapp,  THE  MONTREAL  GAZETTE 

At  your  bookseller  $3.50 


COPP  CLARK 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


215 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


(Registered  to  do  business  in  Canada  under  the  Canadian  and  British  Insurance 
Companies  Act,  1932,  and  the  Foreign  Insurance  Companies  Act,  1932) 


The  following  directory  has  been  prepared  from  information  supplied  by  official  Dominion  and  Provincial 
Government  sources  and  by  the  individual  Insurance  Companies  listed  below.  Although  accuracy  cannot  be 
guaranteed,  corrections  will  gladly  be  made  in  later  editions  on  advice.  Address  Editor,  Canadian  Almanac 
and  Directory,  495-517  Wellington  Street  W.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 


1.  Life 

2.  Fire 

3.  Automobile 

4.  Accident 

5.  Guarantee 

6.  Inland  Transportation 

7.  Plate  Glass 

8.  Property  (real) 

9.  Sickness 

10.  Aircraft 

11.  Falling  Aircraft 

12.  Earthquake 

13.  Hail 

14.  Explosion 

15.  Civil  Commotion 

16.  Sprinkler  Leakage 

17.  Windstorm 


company 


CODE 

18.  Impact  by  Vehicles 

19.  Personal  Property 

20.  Weather 

21.  Property  (loss  or  damage 

caused  by  horses  or  cattle) 

22.  Water 
83.  Theft 

24.  Employers’  Liability 

25.  Public  Liability 

26.  Personal  Accident 

27.  Bridges 

28.  Credit 

29.  Boilers 

30.  Machinery 

31.  Electric  Machinery 

(damage  from) 

32.  Lightning 


chief  executive  officer 
(unless  otherwise  noted) 


33.  Forgery 

34.  Fraud 

35.  Livestock 

36.  Fidelity 

37.  Flywheel 

38.  Water  or  Steam  (damage 

from  leakage  or  overflow) 

39.  Property  Damage 

(real  or  personal) 

40.  Marine 

41.  Inland  Marine 

42.  Funeral  Benefits 

43.  Workmen’s  Compensation 

44.  Millers’  and  Grain 

Dealers'  Equipment 

45.  Disability 

46.  Medical  Aid 

47.  Crop 

type  of  insurance 
(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 


The  Acadia  Insurance  Co., 

Halifax . 

Adriatic  Insurance  Co.  276  St.  James 

St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  Aetna  Casualty  and  Surety 
Co..  414  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

Aetna  Insurance  Company,  44 

Victoria  St.,  Toronto . 

Aetna  Life  Insurance  Company, 
414  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal.  .  .  . 
Affiliated  F  M  Insurance  Co.,  44 

King  W.,  Toronto . 

Affiliated  Underwriters,  Toronto.  .  .  . 

Agricultural  Insurance  Company, 

10  Wellington  St.  E.,  Toronto.  .  .  . 


R.  M.  Sketch.  .  . . 
Max  Wollner.  .  .  . 

H.  Michaud . 

R.  H.  Leckey .... 

E.  J.  Christmas.  . 

J.  P.  M.  Costigan 
Leslie  Philips .  .  .  . 
(25  King  St.  W.) 

M.  H.  Webber .  .  . 


Alliance  Assurance  Company, 
Limited,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . . 

Alliance  Nationale,  680  Sherbrooke 

St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Allstate  Insurance  Company,  111 

Richmond  W.,  Toronto . 

Alpina  Insurance  Company  Ltd.. 

55  Burrard,  Vancouver . 

American  Automobile  Insurance 
Company,  14  Toronto  St.  Toronto  . 
American  Central  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  388  St.  James  W.,  Montreal. 
American  Credit  Indemnity  Com- 
pany  of  New  York,  44  Victoria, 

Toronto . 

American  Equitable  Insurance 
Company  of  New  York,  276  St. 

James  St.  W.,  Montreal. .  . . 

American  Exchange  Underwriters, 

Toronto . — . 

The  American  Insurance  Company , 

25  Adelaide  W.,  Toronto.  .  . . 

American  Mutual  Liability  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  44  King  vv ., 

Toronto . .  . 

American  National  Fire  Insurance 
Co.,  44  Victoria  St„  Toronto . 


F.  J.  Flanagan . 

R.  Des  Groseillers . 

P..L.  Gasbarino . 

J.  S.  Marshall . 

J.  B.  Humphrey . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

O.  B.  Thibaudeau . 

W.  L.  McGannon . 

Leslie  Phillips . 

(25  King  St.  W.) 

Adam  McBride . 

James  P.  McD.  Costigan. 

John  H.  Harvey . 


2-9,  11-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  33 
2,  3,  11-18,  20,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

3  (ltd.),  5,  7,  10  (ltd.,),  22-25 
2-10,  12-14,  16,  17,  23,  39 

1,  4,  9 

2,  6,  11-18,  20,  22,  23 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11,  13-18 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11-14,  16-20,  22 
39 


2-8,  11-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  29 

1,  9,  26 

3,  26 

2-4,  6,  8,  11-19,  22 
3,  4 

2,  6,  11,  13-18,  22 
28 


2,  11-20,  22 

2,  6,  11,  13-18 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  26 

3,  4,  9 

2  3  (ltd.),  4,  6-8,  11-14,  16-20, 
22,  23,  29  (ltd.) 


American  Surety  Company  of  New 
York,  320  Bay  St.,  Toronto.  .  . 
American  Union  Insurance  Co.  ot 
New  York,  43  Victoria  bt., 
Toronto . 


John  B.  Alexander 


A.  S.  Hamilton 


2,  5,  6,  11-20,  22-25 

2,  11-18,  22 


216 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[  1956 


COMPANY 

Anglo-Scottish  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  325  Howe  St.,  Vancouver 
Antigonish  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 
Insurance  Company,  Antigonish, 

N.S . _ . 

Arex  Indemnity  Company,  Bank  of 

Commerce  Bldg.,  Toronto. .  . . 

Atlas  Assurance  Company  Limited, 
414  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal. . . 
The  Automobile  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Hartford,  Connecticut, 
Coristine  Bldg.,  P.O.  Box  640, 

Montreal . 

Aviation  and  General  Insurance 
Company  Limited,  507  Place 
d’Armes  Montreal . 


CHIEF  AGENT 
(unless  otherwise  noted) 

S.  Dickson . 

D.  Chisholm  {Mgr.  and  Sec.) 

Leslie  Phillips . 

D.  J.  Dunlop . 

C.  G.  Ross . 

T.  A.  Wheatley . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2-8,  11-20,  22,  23,  29,  30 

2  ( Nova  Scotia  only) 

3,  23-25 

2-4,  6-8.  11-14,  16-18.  23.  39 

2,  6,  14,  16,  17,  39 

4,  10 


Baloise  Fire  Insurance  Company 

of  Canada,  80  King  W.,  Toronto.  .  V.  H.  Louriero.  . 
Baloise  Marine  Insurance  Co.  Ltd., 

129  Adelaide  W.,  Toronto .  A.  V.  Lind . 

Baltica  Insurance  Company  Limited 
(Assurance-Compagniet  Baltica 
Aktieselskab),  25  Adelaide  St.  E., 

Toronto . .  V.  R.  Willemson 

Bankers  and  Shippers  Insurance 
Company  of  New  York,  14 

Toronto  St.,  Toronto .  R.  B.  Moran. . . . 

Bankers  and  Traders’  Insurance 
Company  Limited,  326  Pender 

St.,  Vancouver .  C.  G.  Hobson.  .  . 


Bankers  Life  Co.,  Toronto . 

Beacon  Insurance  Co.  Ltd., 
(England) . 

Beaver  Insurance  Company, 

34  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto . 

The  Bee  Fire,  Accident  and  General 
Insurance  Company,  465  St. 

John,  Montreal . 

The  Bee  Hail  Insurance  Company 

465  St.  John,  Montreal . 

Benefit  Association  of  Railway 

Employees,  Kenora,  Ont . 

The  Boiler  Inspection  and  Insurance 
Company  of  Canada,  696  Yonge 

St.,  Toronto . 

Boston  Insurance  Company,  701 

Lindsay  Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

British  America  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  40  Scott  St,  Toronto . 

The  British  Aviation  Insurance 
Company  Limited,  276  St.  James 

St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  British  Canadian  Insurance 
Company,  507  Place  d’Armes, 

Suite  202,  Montreal . 

British  Commonwealth  Insurance 
Company  Limited,  22  Hospital 

St.,  Montreal . 

The  British  Crown  Assurance  Cor¬ 
poration,  Limited,  217  Bay  St., 

Toronto . 

The  British  Empire  Assurance  Com- 


W.  E.  McLean . 

(220  Bay  St.) 

E.  L.  R.  Williamson .  .  . 
(Brockville,  Ont.) 

J.  W.  Price,  Mgr . 

H.  D.  McNairn . 

H.  D.  McNairn . 

L.  A.  Toole . 

L.  T.  Gregg  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

J.  K.  Irvine . 

G.  Stubington  (Pres.) .  . 

J.  Matson . 

G.  Stubington  (Pres.) .  . 

G.  W.  Hadrill . 

R.  Holroyde . 


C.  D.  Trusler. 


C.  D.  Trusler. 


Pa“y-.4°  Seott  St.,  Toronto .  G.  Stubington. 

the  British  and  European  Insur¬ 
ance  Company  Limited,  388  St. 

James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  British  General  Insurance 
Company,  Limited,  388  St.  James 

St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  British  Law  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Limited,  469  St.  John  St., 

Montreal . 

The  British  Northwestern  Insurance 
Company,  217  Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

The  British  Oak  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  Limited,  34  Adelaide  W., 

Toronto .  J.  W.  Price. 


D.  K.  MacDonald. 
R.  Holroyde . 


British  Traders'  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Limited,  44  Victoria,  Toronto  J.  W.  Price 
Buffalo  Insurance  Company,  451 
St.  John  St.,  Montreal .  R.  Hampson 


»  .  2-8,  11-20,  22,  23 
.  .  2-4,  6,  11-20,  22,  23 

. . .  2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22 
.  .  2,  6,  11-19,  22 

.  .  2,  3,  11,  12,  13  (ltd.),  14  (ltd.) 

15-18,  22,  26 
..  1,  9,  26 

..  1 

.  .  2-4,  6-8,  11,  13-19,  22.  23 

.  .  2,  11-18 
. .  13 
.  .  9,  26 

.  .  29,  31 

.  .  2,  6,  10  (ltd.),  11-19,  22 
.  .  2-14,  16-18,  23,  32,  33,  39 

.  .  4,  6,  10,  11 

.  .  2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  29,  33 
.  .  2,  3,  7,  8,  11-18,  20,  22,  25,  26  (ltd.) 
.  .  2,  11-18,  22 

.  .  2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  32,  33 

.  .  2,  11-19,  22 

. .  2,  3,  11-19,  26  (ltd.) 

■  .  2-4,  7,  9,  11-17,  23,  39 
.  .  2-4,  6,  7,  9,  11-19,  22,  23 

.  .  2,  3,  6,  11-13,  14  (ltd.),  15-19,  22 
26  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  11-14,  16,  17,  26,  39 
.  .  2,  6,  11-19,  22,  (ltd.) 


1956] 


217 


FIDELITV  &  COURT  IIOSIDS 

and 

all  kinds  of  Insurance  Protection 


THE  GENERAL  ACCIDENT 

ASSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  CANADA 


SCOTTISH  CANADIAN 

ASSURANCE  CORPORATION 


Agents  and  Branches  throughout  Canada 


HEAD  OFFICE 

TORONTO  357  Bay  Street  Phone  EM  3-8262 

at  Temperance 

Faster,  Friendlier  World-Wide 

Service  Protection 


218 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[1956 


COMPANY 


CHIEF  AGENT 
(unless  otherwise  noted) 


Caledonian-American  Insurance 

Company,  60  King  St.  W.,  Toronto 
Caledonian  insurance  Company,  60 

King  St.  W.,  Toronto . 

The  California  Insurance  Company, 
388  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal .... 
Calvert  Fire  Insurance  Company, 

111  Eglinton  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Camden  Fire  Insurance  Asso¬ 
ciation,  61  Adelaide  E.,  Toronto.. . 
The  Canada  Accident  and  Fire 
Assurance  Company,  388  St. 

James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Canada  Health  and  Accident  As¬ 
surance  Corporation,  Waterloo, 

Ont . 

The  Canada  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  330  University  Ave., 

Toronto . 

Canada  Security  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  12  Wellington  St.  E„ 

Toronto . 

The  Canadian  Commerce  Insurance 

Co.  36  Toronto  St.,  Toronto . 

The  Canadian  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Victory  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. .  .  . 
Canadian  General  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Federal  Bldg.,  Toronto . 

Canadian  Home  Assurance  Co., 
276  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal.  .  . 
The  Canadian  Indemnity  Company, 

Victory  Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

The  Canadian  Mercantile  Insurance 
Company  St.  Hyacinthe,  Que.  .  . . 
Canadian  Reinsurance  Co.,  600 

University,  Toronto . 

The  Canadian  Surety  Company, 

320  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Car  and  General  Insurance  Corpor¬ 
ation,  Limited,  430  St.  Francis 

Xavier  St.,  Montreal . 

The  Casualty  Company  of  Canada, 

26  Adelaide  St.  W„  Toronto . 

Centennial  Insurance  Co.  (New 

York),  Hammond,  B.C . 

The  Central  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  500  Place  d’Armes, 

Montreal . 

The  Central  Mutual  Insurance 
Company,  129  Adelaide  W., 

Toronto . 

The  Century  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  325  Howe  St„  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C . 

Citisens  Insurance  Company  of 
New  Jersey,  44  Victoria,  Toronto. 
Clare  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Belliveau’s  Cove,  N.8 . 

Columbia  Insurance  Company  of 
New  York,  65  Wellington  St.  W., 

Toronto . 

Commerce  General  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  St.  Hyacinthe,  Que . 

Commercial  Insurance  Company 
of  Newark,  N.J.,  535  Homer 

Vancouver . 

The  Commercial  Life  Assurance 
Companyof  Canada,  1303  Yonge, 

Toronto . 

Commercial  Union  Assurance 
Company,  Limited,  388  St.  James 

St.  W„  Montreal . 

Commonwealth  Insurance  Company, 

Nanton  Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

Confederation  Life  Association, 

31  Bloor  E.,.  Toronto . 

The  Connecticut  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  485  McGill  St., 
Montreal . 


R.  L.  Young . 

R.  L.  Young . . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

W.  L.  Cleland . 

K.  J.  Creber . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

E.  Putnam  ( Pres .) . 

E.  C.  Gill  (Pres.) . 

J.  E.  Haskins  (Pres.) . 

W.  L.  Esson  ( Vice-Pres .) . 

C.  S.  Riley  (Pres.) . 

A.  E.  Naylor  (Pres.) . 

M.  Wollner  (Pres.) . 

C.  S.  Riley  (Pres.) . 

T.  A.  St.  Germain  (Pres.) . 

R.  F.  Clark . 

John  B.  Alexander  (Gen.  Mgr.) . . . 

T.  J.  Buttery . 

A.  W.  Eastmure  (Man.  Dir.) . 

W.  Butchart . 

James  Matson . 

E.  M.  Brown.  .  . .  . 

S.  Dickson . 

H.  Douglas  Coo . 

J.  A.  Belliveau  (Mgr.) . 

R.  M.  Sketch . 

T.  A.  St.  Germain  (Man.  Dir.) . .  . 

B.  S.  Brown . 

E.  B.  H.  Shaver,  (Gen.  Mgr.) .  .  .  . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

H.  G.  Tucker . 

J.  K.  Macdonald  (Pres.) . 

S.  M.  Elliott . 


Connecticut  General  Life  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Toronto . 

Consolidated  Fire  and  Casualty 
Insurance  Company,  14  Toronto 
St.,  Toronto . . 


Wilson  E.  McLean  (220  Bay  St.) 
H.  J.  MacDonald . 


TYPE  OP  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  oode  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2,  11-19.  22 

2-7,  11-19,  22,  26,  32  36,  38,  41 

2,  11-19 

3  (ltd.) 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11-19,  22 
2-9,  11-17,  23,  29,  30,  33,  39 

9.  26 

1,  9,  26 

2-7,  9,  11-14,  16,  17,  23.  39 

2,  3,  6-8,  11-20,  22,  23,  26  (ltd.) 
2-8,  11-14,  16,  17,  18-23,  33-35,  39 
2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  35 
2-4,  6-8,  11-18,  20,  22,  23,  29  (ltd.) 
2-9,  12-20,  22,  23,  33,  34  (ltd.) 

2-20,  23,  29,  30,  33,  35 

2-20,  22,  23,  28-30,  33,  35 
2-7,  9,  10-23,  33 

2-4,  11-18,  22 

2-5,  7,  9,  11-19,  22,  23 

2,  4,  6,  8,  11-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  29 

2-3,  11-18,  22 

2,  3,  (ltd.),  6,  7,  11-19,  22,  23 

2-7,  10-18,  20,  23,  29,  30,  39 
2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  11-19,  22 

2  (Nova  Scotia  only) 

6 

2- 20,  23,  29,  30,  33,  35 

3- 4  (ltd.),  5,  7,  9,  23,  33 
1 

1- 4,  6-9,  11-17,  23,  39 

2,  11-19,  24,  25 
1,  9,  26 

2- 7,  12-14,  16,  17,  23-25,  26  (ltd.) 
33,  39 

1,  9,  26 

2-7,  9,  11-19,  22 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


219 


COMPANY 

Continental  Assurance  Company, 
(Chicago,  Ill.),  160  Bloor  E., 

Toronto . 

Continental  Casualty  Company, 

160  Bloor  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Continental  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  410  St.  Nicholas  St., 

Montreal . 

The  Continental  Life  Insurance 
Company,  371  Bay  St.,  Toronto.  . 
The  Contingency  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  Limited,  465  St.  John, 
Montreal . 

Co-operative  Fire  and  Casualty  Co., 

203  Co-op  Block,  Regina . 

Co-operative  Insurance  Society 
Limited,  312  Grain  Exchange, 

Winnipeg . 

Co-operative  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  203  Co-op  Block,  Regina .... 
Copenhagen  Reinsurance  Co  Ltd., 

112  Yonge  St.,  Toronto.  . 

Cornhill  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  300  St.  Sacrament, 

Montreal . 

The  Crown  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  120  Bloor  E.,  Toronto . 

Cumberland  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 
Insurance  Company,  Pugwash, 

N.S . 

Cuna  Mutual  Insurance  Society, 

430  Whitney  St.,  Hamilton . 

The  Dominion  Insurance  Corpora¬ 
tion,  800  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

The  Dominion  Life  Assurance 

Company,  Waterloo,  Ont . 

The  Dominion  of  Canada  General 
Insurance  Company,  26  Adelaide 

St.  W.,  Toronto . 

The  Eagle  Fire  Company  of  New 
York,  12  Wellington  St.  E., 
Toronto 

Eagle  Star  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  217  Bay  St.,  Toronto.  .  .  . 
The  T.  Eaton  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  1  Hayter  St.,  Toronto . 

Economic  Insurance  Company 

Limited,  St.  John’s,  Nfld . 

The  Economical  Mutual  Insurance 

Company,  Kitchener,  Ont . 

Emmco  Insurance  Co.,  Toronto . 

The  Employer*’  Liability  Assur¬ 
ance  Corporation,  Limited,  276 

St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Employers  Mutual  Casualty  Co., 
303  W.  Pender  St.,  Vancouver. .  .  . 
Employers  Mutal  Liability  Insur¬ 
ance  Company  of  Wisconsin,  P.O. 
Box  65,  Hamilton,  Ont . 


CHIEP  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

R.  D.  Heins . 

R.  D.  Heins . 

F.  E.  Leyland . 

Jas.  Hunter  (Gen.  Mgr.) . 

F.  E.  Leyland . 

C.  H.  Crofford  (Sec.) . 

Ross  Wright . 

C.  H.  Crofford  (Sec.) . 

Ralph  B.  Payne . 

O.  W.  Dettmers . 

H.  R.  Stephenson  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

H.  Coulter  (Sec.) . 

Gordon  Smith . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie . 

J.  W.  Frowde  Seagram  (Prea.) .  .  . 

H.  S.  Gooderham  (Prea.) . 


R.  Holroyde . 

O.  D.  Vaughan  (Vice-Prea.) . 

F.  J.  Ryan . 

Wilfred  W.  Foot  (Gen.  Mgr.) 
John  S.  Gordon . 

P.  E.  C.  Curtis . 

J.  F.  Hynes . 

C.  Gordon  Smith . 


TYPE  OP  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  oode  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

1,  9,  26 

2-4,  6,  7,  9,  10  (ltd.),  11-19,  22,  23 

2,  3,  6,  8,  10-14,  16-19,  26,  39 
1 

2-4,  6-8,  10-14,  16-18,  20  (ltd.), 
22,  23,  29 

2,  3,  11-18,  20,  22 

1- 3,  6,  11-18,  22,  26,  36 

1 

2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22 

2,  3,  11-19,  22 

1,  9,  26 

2  (Nova  Scotia  only) 

1  (ltd.) 

2- 5,  7,  11-18,  22,  23,  33 

1,  9,  26 

1- 7,  9,  11-18,  22,  23,  29,  31 

2.  3,  6,  11-19,  22 

2,  3,  6,  7,  8,  10-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

1 

2,  11-18,  20,  22  (Nfld.  only) 

2- 7,  9,  11-17,  19,  20,  22,  23 

3  (ltd.) 

2-7,  9,  13,  16-17,  29,  33,  39 

3,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  7,  9,  10,  (ltd.),  23,  33,  36 


J.  E.  Haskins 


GEO.  R.  HARGRAFT  &  CO.  LIMITED 

General  Insurance  Agents 

—  Representing  — 

Aetna  Insurance  Company 
British  Traders  Insurance  Company  Limited 
Commercial  Union  Assurance  Company  Limited 
Dominion  of  Canada  General  Insurance  Company 
Essex  and  Suffolk  Equitable  Insurance  Society  Limited 
Phoenix  Assurance  Co.  Limited 
Prudential  Assurance  Co.  Limited 
Scottish  Union  and  National  Insurance  Company 

49  WELLINGTON  ST.  EAST  -  -  TORONTO  1 

EMpire  4-8101 


220 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[  1956 


COMPANY 


CHIEF  AGENT 
(unless  otherwise  noted) 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 
(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 


Employers  Reinsurance  Corpora¬ 
tion,  199  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

English  and  American  Insurance 
Company  Limited,  61  Adelaide 

St.  E.,  Toronto . 

Ensign  Insurance  Company,  800 

Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Equitable  Fire  and  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  276  St.  James 
St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  Equitable  Life  Assurance 
Society  of  the  United  States, 
1010  St.  Catherine  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

The  Equitable  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  Waterloo,  Ont. .  .  . 
The  Essex  and  Suffolk  Equitable 
Insurance  Society  Limited,  414 

St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  Eureka-Security  Fire  and 
Marine  Insurance  Company,  25 

Adelaide  W.,  Toronto . 

The  Excelsior  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  36  Toronto  St.,  Toronto. . .  . 
Excess  Insurance  Company  Limited, 

465  St.  John,  Montreal . 

Federal  Fire  Insurance  Company  of 
Canada,  14  Toronto  St.,  Toronto.. 
Federal  Insurance  Company,  214 

St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

FederatedMutual  Implement 
&  Hardware  Insurance  Co., 

480  University,  Toronto . 

Federation  Insurance  Company  of 
Canada,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

The  Fidelity  and  Casualty  Company 
of  New  York,  410  St.  Nicholas 

St.,  Montreal . 

Fidelity  Insurance  Company  of 
Canada,  34  King  St.  E.,  Toronto. . . 
Fidelity  Life  Assurance  Company, 

1819  Cornwall,  Regina . 

Fidelity-Phenix  Fire  Insurance 
Company  of  New  York,  410  St. 
Nicholas,  Montreal . 

Fire  Association  of  Philadelphia, 
Metropolitan  Bldg.,  Toronto . 

The  Fire  Insurance  Company  of 
Canada,  465  St.  John  St.  W., 
Montreal . 

Fire  Insurance  Co.  “Holland  of 

1859“  Ltd.,  Toronto . 

Fireman’s  Fund  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  112  Yonge,  Toronto . 

Firemen’s  Insurance  Company  of 
Newark,  New  Jersey,  800  Bay  St., 

Toronto . 

Fireproof-Sprinklered  Underwriters, 
Toronto . 

First  National  Insurance  Company 
of  America,  510  W.  Hastings  St.', 

Vancouver . 

Florists’  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 
(Edwardsville,  Ill.),  199  Bay  St., 

Toronto . 

Fonci6re  Transport  and  Accident 
Insurance  Company,  465  St. 
John,  Montreal . 

The  General  Accident  Assurance 
Company  of  Canada,  357  Bay  St., 

Toronto . 

General  Accident  Fire  and  Life 
Assurance  Corporation  Ltd., 

357  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

General  Casualty  Company  of 
America,  510  W.  Hastings  St., 

Vancouver . 

General  Exchange  Insurance  Cor¬ 
poration,  145  Yonge,  Toronto . 


R.  Douglas  Hill . 

K.  J.  Creber . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie  {Vice-Prea.) . 

S.  M.  Elliott . 

J.  E.  Downing . 

Mervyn  J.  Smith  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

D.  J.  Dunlop . 

W.  C.  Butler . 

G.  P.  Thomson  {Gen.  Mgr.).. 

F.  E.  Leyland . 

G.  A.  Gordon  {Man.  Dir.) . .  . 

Alfred  Powis,  Jr . 

R.  F.  Wilson . 

L.  W.  Blair  {Man.  Dir.) . 

W.  E.  D.  Baldwin . 

A.  E.  Perry  {Mgr.) . 

W.  E.  A.  Eland  (Gen.  Mgr.)  . 

W.  E.  D.  Baldwin.  .  .  , . 

J.  J.  Kilgour . 

J.  A.  Blondeau  {Pres.) . 

A.  F.  M.  Pronk . 

J.  H.  Kennedy . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie . 

Leslie  Philips . 

(25  King  St.  W.,) 

E.  L.  Morley . 

R.  Douglas  Hill . 

A.  Samoisette . 

D.  B.  Hall . 

D.  B.  Hall . 

E.  L.  Morley . 

Wesley  Taylor . 


3-5,  9,  23,  28 

2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22 

2,  11-18,  22 

2,  3,  5-7,  12-14,  16,  17,  23-25, 
33,  39 

1,  9,  26 

1 

2,  6,  8,  11-19,  22 

2,  3  (ltd.),  11-18,  22 
1 

2,  3,  11-18,  22 

2-8,  11-20,  22,  23 

2,  3,  5-7,  11-20,  22-25,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  6,  7,  9,  11-19,  23,  25,  26 

2- 8,  11-20,  22,  23,  33 

3  (ltd.),  4,  5,  7,  9,  10  (ltd.),  23,  29 

3- 5,  7,  9,  23,  33 
1 

2-4,  6-8,  10-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  26, 
29  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  (ltd.),  6-8,  10  (ltd.),  11-19, 
22,  23,  25,  26  (ltd.) 

2-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  28,  29,  33 
35,  39 

2,  3,  6,  11-20,  22 

2-8,  11-14,  16-19,  23,  33,  39 

2.  3,  11-18,  22,  26 
2,  6,  11,  13-18 

2,  3,  (ltd.),  11-18,  22 
13,  17 
3  (ltd.) 

2-14,  16-20,  22,  29,  30 

2-4,  6-9,  11,  12,  14-20,  22,  23 

2,  3  (ltd.),  7,  23,  33,  36 
3  (ltd.) 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


221 


COMPANY 

General  Insurance  Company  of 
America,  510  W.  Hastings  St., 

Vancouver . 

General  Reinsurance  Corporation, 
360  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal.  . 
General  Security  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  276  St.  James 

St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Girard  Insurance  Company  of 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  800  Bay  St., 

Toronto . 

Glens  Falls  Insurance  Company, 

36  Toronto  St.,  Toronto . 

The  Globe  Indemnity  Company  of 
Canada,  500  Place  d’Armes, 

Montreal . 

Gore  District  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Galt,  Ont . 

Grain  Insurance  and  Guarantee 
Company,  574  Grain  Exchange 

Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

Granite  State  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

Great  American  Indemnity  Com¬ 
pany,  44  Victoria,  Toronto . 

Great  American  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  44  Victoria,  Toronto . 


CHIEF  AGENT 
(unless  otherwise  noted) 

E.  L.  Morley . 

Lloyd  H.  Paul . 

A.  Samoisette . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie . 

R.  H.  Bailey . 

James  Matson  (Pres.) . 

F.  V.  Rigsby . 

E.  S.  Craig  (Mgr.) . 

R.  de  Grandpr6 . 

John  H.  Harvey . 

John  H.  Harvey . 


Great  Eastern  Insurance  Co.,  Room 

1220,  Sun  Life  Bldg.,  Montreal. ...  R.  G.  Maelsaae  (Vice-Pres.) 


The  Great  Lakes  Reinsurance  Co., 

25  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto .  V.  R.  Willemson . 

The  Great- West  Life  Assurance 
Company,  177  Lombard  Ave., 

Winnipeg .  D.  E.  Kilgour  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

Gresham  Life  Assurance  Society, 

Limited,  480  St.  Francis  Xavier, 

Montreal .  J.  C.  Urquhart . 

The  Guarantee  Company  of  North 
America,  1111  Beaver  Hall  Hill, 

Montreal .  H.  M.  Rawlings  (Pres.) .  . 


Guardian  Assurance  Company, 

Limited  (London,  Eng.),  240 

St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . W.  H.  Bell . 

The  Guardian  Insurance  Company 
of  Canada,  240  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . . . John  Blackwell  (Mgr.) 

The  Guardian  Life  Insurance  Com-  - 

pany  of  America,  240  St.  James 

St.  W„  Montreal .  E.  A.  Jennings . 


Guildhall  Insurance  Company 

Limited,  469  St.  John  St.,  Montreal.  D.  K.  MacDonald. 


The  Halifax  Insurance  Company, 
Halifax,  N.S . 


John  N,  Meagher  (Sec.) 


The  Hanover  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  44  Victoria,  Toronto.  ......  W.  B.  Burns. .  .  . 

Hartford  Accident  and  Indemnity 

Company,  44  Victoria,  Toronto.  .  .  H.  Douglas  Coo. 

Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Company, 

44  Victoria,  Toronto .  H.  Douglas  Coo. 


Hartford  Live  Stock  Insurance 
Company,  44  Victoria,  Toronto.  . 
The  Hartford  Steam  Boiler  Inspec¬ 
tion  and  Insurance  Company, 

350  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Helvetia  Swiss  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  Limited,  276  St.  James 

St.  W.,  Montreal . ; . 

Holland  Life  Insurance  Society  Ltd. , 

330  Bay,  Toronto. . 

Home  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  . 
Company  of  California,  112 

Yonge,  Toronto . 

The  Home  Insurance  Company, 
111  Richmond  W.,  Toronto . 


H.  Douglas  Coo 

J.  J.  Farrell. . .  . 

Erwin  E.  Ahl.  . 
J-.  C.  Tupker . . . 

J.  H.  Kennedy. 
N.  G.  Bethune. 


The  Hudson  Bay  Insurance  Com- 

pany,  500  Place  d’Armes,  Montreal  James  Matson  (Pres.) 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 
(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 


2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  11-14,  16-18,  39 

3,  4,  5,  9,  10,  23,  28-30,  33 

2-20,  22,  23,  29,  30 

2,  3,  11,  14-18,  22,  23,  26 
2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  10-14,  16-19,  22 


2-9,  11-19,  23,  29,  33,  39 
2-23,  28,  29,  33 

2,  5,  11,  13,  14,  16-18,  22,  23,  33 
2,  11-18,  22 

3  (ltd.),  4,  5,  7,  9,  10  (ltd.),  23 

2,  3  (ltd.),  4,  6-8,  10  (ltd.),  11-14, 
16-19,  22  (ltd.),  23,  29  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  6,  11-16,  17  (ltd.),  18-20,  22, 
23,  25 

2,  6,  8  (ltd.),  11-20,  22  (ltd.) 

1,  9,  26 

1 

2-8,  11-14,  16,  17  (ltd.),  18-20,  23. 
33,  34 

2-7,  10-14,  16-23,  29,  30,  33 


2-14,  16,  17,  19,  20,  22,  30,  33 

•ii 

1 

2-4,  7-9,  11-17,  39 


2-14,  16-20,  22  (ltd.),  23,  29,  30 
33,  35 

2,  11,  13-18,  24,  25 
3  (ltd.),  4,  5,  7,  9,  10  (ltd.),  23 

•2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  10  (ltd.),  12-14,  16- 
18,  20,  39 

35 


29,  30 

2,  3  (ltd.),  7,  11-19,  22-26  (ltd.) 

Y  '■ 

2,  6,  11-14,  16-18,  22 

2,  3,  6,  7,  8  (ltd.),  10  (ltd.),  11-14, 
16-20,  22-26 

2-9,  10-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  29,  30,  33 


222 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[  1956 


COMPANT 

The  Imperial  Guarantee  and  Acci¬ 
dent  Insurance  Company  of 

Canada,  40  Scott,  Toronto . 

Imperial  Insurance  Office,  15 

Wellington  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Imperial  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  20  Victoria  St., 

Toronto . 

Indemnity  Insurance  Company  of 
North  America,  491  Eglinton  W., 
Toronto . 

The  Indemnity  Marine  Assurance 

Company,  Limited,  61  Adelaide 

E.,  Toronto . 

Individual  Underwriters,  Toronto.  . . 

Insurance  Company  of  North 

America,  491  Eglinton  W., 
Toronto . 

Insurance  Corporation  of  Ireland, 

60  King  St.  W.,  Toronto . 

International  Fidelity  Insurance 
Company,  Room  301,  34  King  St. 

E.,  Toronto . 

Jersey  Insurance  Company  of  New 
York,  14  Toronto  St.,  Toronto. .  .  . 

John  Hancock  Mutual  Life  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  25  King  St.  W., 

Toronto . 

Kansas  City  Fire  and  Marine 
Insurance  Company,  44  Victoria, 

Toronto . 

Kings  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Berwick,  N.S . 

The  Law  Union  and  Rock  Insur¬ 
ance  Company  Limited,  61 
Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  _otherwise^noted) 

G.  Stubington  (Pres.) . 

R.  P.  Simpson  (Pres.) . 

A.  R.  Poyntz . 

H.  C.  Mills . 

K.  J.  Creber . . 

Leslie  Phillips . 

(25  King  St.  W.) 

H.  C.  Mills . 

R.  L.  Young . 

A.  H.  C.  Bruce . 

R.  B.  Moran . 

W.  E.  McLean . 

H.  Douglas  Coo . 

V.  L.  Roop  (Mgr.) . 

G.  F.  Burne . . 


TT  PE  OF  IHSOXAXCH 

(ltd.  after  a  eode  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  32,  33 
2-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  29 

1,  9,  26 

2,  3  (ltd.),  5,  7,  9,  11,  13-18,  20, 
22,  23,  33,  35 


2,  6,  19 

2,  6.  11,  13-18 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11-14,  16-20,  22, 
23,  25,  29,  35 

2-7,  11-19,  22,  26,  32,  36,  38 

5  (ltd.) 

2,  6-8,  11-20,  22  (ltd.),  23,  25 
29  (ltd.) 

1,  9,  26 

2,  3  (ltd.),  11-18,  22 

2  (Nova  Scotia  only) 

2-9,  11-18,  39 


JOHNSON  &  HIGGINS 

(CANADA)  LIMITED 

Insurance  Brokers 

Buyers  of  Insurance  for 
Commerce  and  Industry 

Montreal  Toronto  Winnipeg  Vancouver 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


223 


COMPANY 

The  I  .eg&l  and  General  Assurance 
Society  Limited,  465  St.  John, 

Montreal . 

Liberty  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  33  Bloor  E.,  Toronto. . . 
Liberty  Mutual  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  33  Bloor  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Licenses  and  General  Insurance 
Company  Limited,  Suite  2,  465 

St.  John,  Montreal . 

Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Alberta, 

Edmonton . 

Lincoln  National  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  220  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

The  Liverpool  and  London  and 
Globe  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  500  Place  d'Armes. 

Montreal . 

The  Liverpool-Manitoba  Assurance 
Company.  500  Place  d’Armes, 

Montreal . 

The  Local  Government  Guarantee 
Society,  Limited,  430  St.  Francis 

Xavier,  Montreal . 

Lombard  Insurance  Co.  Ltd.,  465 

St.  John  St.,  Montreal . 

London  and  County  Insurance 
Company,  Limited.  15  Welling¬ 
ton  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

The  London  and  Edinburgh  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  417  St.  Peter  St., 

Montreal . 

The  London  and  Lancashire  In¬ 
surance  Company,  Limited,  61 
Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

The  London  and  Provincial  Marine 
and  General  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  210  St.  James  St.  W. 

Montreal . 

London  and  Scottish  Assurance 
Corporation,  Limited,  264  Hos¬ 
pital  St.,  Montreal . 

The  London  Assurance,  469  St. 

John,  Montreal . 

London-Canada  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  44  Victoria,  Toronto . 

London  Guarantee  and  Accident 
Company,  Limited,  350  Bay, 

Toronto . 

London  Life  Insurance  Company, 

London,  Ont . 

Loyal  Protective  Life  Insurance 
Company,  372  Bay  St.,  Toronto.  . 
Lumbermen’s  Mutual  Casualty 
Company,  100  Adelaide  St.  W., 

Toronto . .  ■  • 

Lumbermen’s  Underwriting  Alli¬ 
ance,  1554  Yonge  St.,  Toronto.  .  .  . 
The  Lumber  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 
Company  of  Boston,  Massachu¬ 
setts,  165  Sparks  8t.,  Ottawa . 

The  Manufacturers  Life  Insurance 
Company,  200  Bloor  St.  E., 

Toronto . 

The  Marine  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  214  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

Maritime  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  44  King  W.,  Toronto.  .  .  . 
The  Maritime  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Halifax,  N.S . 

Maryland  Casualty  Company,  451 
St"  John,  Montreal . 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Toronto . 

Mercantile  and  General  Reinsurance 

Co.  Ltd.,  304  Bay  St.,  Toronto - 

Mercantile  and  General  Reinsur¬ 
ance  Co.  of  Canada  Ltd.,  304 
Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Mercantile  Insurance  Company, 
61  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

G.  W.  Hadrill . 

R.  M.  Kennedy . 

R.  M.  Kennedy . 

G.  W.  Hadrill . 

R.  M.  Marven  {Gen.  Mgr.) . 

W.  E.  McLean . 

James  Matson . 

James  Matson . 

J.  T.  Buttery . 

F.  J.  Flanagan . 

R.  P.  Simpson . 

Norman  Leighton . 

D.  A.  McRae . 

C.  G.  Angas . 

James  Young . 

D.  K.  MacDonald . 

H.  Douglas  Coo  (Pres.) . 

R.  M.  Sketch . 

R.  H.  Reid  (Vice-Pres.) . 

W.  L.  McCutcheon . 

L.  J.  Flora . 

L.  D.  Payette . 

E.  D.  Hardy . 

J.  H.  Lithgow  (Pres.) . 

Alfred  Powis,  Jr . 

R.  Powell . 

Bernard  Lockwood  (Gen.  Mgr.).. . 
Robert  Hampson . 

W.  E.  MoLean . 

D.  G.  Barnard . 

D.  G.  Barnard  (Mgr.) . 

D.  A.  McRae  (Pres.) . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 
(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2-4,  6-9,  13,  14.  16,  17,  23,  39 

2-4,  7,  11-19,  23 

2,  3,  4,  6,  7,  9,  11-20,  22,  23,  33,  30 

2,  3,  6,  8,  11-19,  22,  25,  26  (ltd.) 

1 

1,  9,  26 

2-9,  10-14,  16-19,  23,  33 
2-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  29,  30,  33 

2,  11-18.  22 

2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22 

2,  3,  11-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

3,  4, 

2,  4,  6,  7,  11-14,  16,  17,  23-25,  29, 
30,  39 

2-9,  11-18,  23,  39 

1- 4,  7,  9,  14,  16,  17,  39 

2- 4,  6-9,  11-13,  16,  17,  23,  39 

2,  3,  6,  11-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2- 20,  22,  23,  29,  39 
1,  9,  26 

1,  9,  26 

3,  4,  5,  7,  9,  23,  29,  30,  33 

2,  11-18 

2,  11-19,  22 
1 

6,  19 
6 
1 

3- 5,  7.9,  10  (ltd.),  16,  23,  29,  *8, 
1.  9,  26 

2-9,  11-20,  22,  23,  29,  33 

2-9,  10-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  28,  29. 

33,  35 

2-4,  6,  11,  13-18,  23,  39 


224 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[1956 


COMPANY 

Merchants  and  Manufacturers  In¬ 
surance  Company  of  New  York, 
276  St.  James  St.  W„  Montreal .... 
Merchants  Fire  Assurance  Corpora¬ 
tion  of  New  York,  14  Toronto  St., 

Toronto . 

The  Merchants  Marine  Insurance 
Company,  Limited,  276  St.  James 

St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Mercury  Insurance  Company,  402 

Paris  Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

Merit  Insurance  Co.,  1411  Crescent 

St.,  Montreal,  25 . 

The  Metropolitan  Casualty  Insur¬ 
ance  Company  of  New  York,  800 

Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Metropolitan  Fire  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  59  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

Metropolitan  Inter-Insurers,  Toronto. 

Metropolitan  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  180  Wellington  St.,  Ottawa .  . 
Michigan  Fire  and  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  61  Yonge  St., 

Toronto . 

Mill  Owners  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  25  Hughson  St. 

S.,  Hamilton . 

Milwaukee  Insurance  Company  of 
Milwaukee,  535  Homer,  Van¬ 
couver  . 

Ministers  Life  and  Casualty  Union, 

30  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto . 

Minneapolis  Fire  and  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  485  McGill  St.,  Montreal. 
Minnesota  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  480  University,  Toronto . 

Missisquoi  and  Rouville  Insurance 

Co.,  Frelighsburg,  P.Q . 

The  Monarch  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  10th  FI.  Elec.  Ry.  Chambers, 

Winnipeg . 

Montreal  Life  Insurance  Company, 

625  Burnside,  Montreal . 

Monument  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  300  St.  Sacrament, 

Montreal . 

The  Motor  Union  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Limited,  430  St.  Francis 

Xavier  St.,  Montreal . 

Mutual  Benefit  Health  and  Accident 
Association,  520  University  Ave., 

Toronto . 

Mutual  Boiler  and  Machinery  In¬ 
surance  Company,  453  Eglinton 

Ave.  W.,  Toronto . 

The  Mutual  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  Waterloo,  Ont _ 

The  Mutual  Life  and  Citizens' 
Assurance  Company  Limited, 
627  Dorchester  St.  W.,  Montreal. .  . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

W.  L.  McGannon . 

R.  B.  Moran . 

P.  E.  C.  Curtis . 

P.  A.  Codere . 

J.  B.  Pennefather  (Pres.) .  . . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie . 

Sully  Meunier . 

Leslie  Phillips . 

(25  King  St.  W.) 

Brooke  Claxton . 

L.  L.  Lewis . 

Irving  E.  Sams . 

B.  S.  Brown . 

H.  Donaldson . 

S.  M.  Elliott . 

R.  F.  Wilson . 

Herbert  Hopkins . 

J.  Elmer  Woods  (Pres.) .... 

W.  L.  Nicholls  (Gen.  Mgr.) . 

O.  W.  Dettmers . 

J.  T.  Buttery . 

L.  F.  Flaska . . 

Frank  M.  Cullen . 

H.  L.  Guy  (Gen.  Mgr.) . 

B.  W.  Robinson . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2,  11-20,  20 

2,  11-18,  22 

2,  3,  11-18,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  11-18 

2,  3,  5,  6,  11-20,  22,  23,  26  (ltd.), 33 

3,  4,  5,  7,  9,  23,  33 

2,  11,  13-18 
2,  6,  11,  13-18 

1,  9,  26 

2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22 

2,  11-19,  22,  23 

2-4,  6-8,  11-20,  22 

1,  9,  26 

2,  6,  11-20,  22 

1 

2-8,  11-20,  22,  23,  35 

1 

1 

2,  3,  11-18,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  4,  7,  11-20,  22 

9,  26 

29,  30 
1,  9,  26 

1 


ASSOCIATE  COMPANIES: 

Law  Union  and  Rock  Insurance  Co.  Limited 
The  London  and  Lancashire  Guarantee  and  Accident 
Company  of  Canada 
Mercantile  Insurance  Company 
Quebec  Fire  Assurance  Company 
Merchants  Fire  Insurance  Company 
Hand-in-Hand  Insurance  Company 
The  Queen  City  Fire  Insurance  Company 

Offices  in: 

TORONTO  WINNIPEG  CALGARY  VANCOUVER 
QUEBEC _ MONTREAL  SAINT  JOHN 

Fire  -  Casualty  -  Inland  Marine  -  Automobile 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


225 


COM  PANT 

The  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  New  York,  50  King  St. 

W.,  Toronto . 

National-Ben  Franklin  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company  of  Pittsburgh, 

Pa.,  800  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

National  Employers’  Mutual 
General  Insurance  Association, 

326  W.  Pender,  Vancouver . 

The  National  Fire  and  Casualty 
Insurance  Company,  465  St. 

John,  Montreal . 

National  Fire  Insurance  Company 
of  Hartford,  485  McGill,  Montreal. 
The  National  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  522  University 

Ave.,  Toronto . 

National  Provincial  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  430  St.  Francis  Xavier, 
Montreal 
National  Surety  Corporation,  500 

Place  d’Armes,  Montreal . 

National  Union  Fire  Insurance 
Company  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 

Metropolitan  Bldg.,  Toronto . 

N.  V.  The  Netherlands  Insurance 

Co.,  Toronto . 

Netherlands  Lloyd  Ltd.,  Toronto. . . . 
New  England  Insurance  Company, 

61  Yonge  St.,  Toronto . 

New  Hampshire  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

The  New  India  Assurance  Co., 

Metropolitan  Bldg.,  Toronto . 

New  Rotterdam  Insurance  Co  Ltd., 

240  St.  James  W.,  Montreal . 

New  Y ork  Fire  Insurance  Company, 
276  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal.  .  . 
New  Y ork  Life  Insurance  Company, 
320  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

L.  W.  Sumner . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie . 

C.  G.  Hobson . 

J.  A.  Blondeau  (Pres.) . 

Chas.  C.  Hall . 

H.  R.  Lawson  (Pres.) . 


D.  H.  Belair . 

W.  B.  Burns . 

A.  F.  M.  Pronk . 

A.  F.  M.  Pronk . 

L.  L.  Lewis . 

R.  de  Grandpr6 . 

W.  B.  Burns . 

W.  H.  Bell . 

W.  L.  McGannon . 

F.  A.  Wade . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 
(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

1,  9,  26 

2,  3,  6,  11,  13-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  3,  11-18,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  11-18,  22 

2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-18,  22,  23,  33 

1 

2,  7,  11-18,  22 
5 

2,  6,  10  (ltd.),  11-18,  20,  22 

2-14,  16-20,  22,  28-30,  33,  35 
2,  3,  6,  11-20,  22,  23 

2,  6-8,  11-20,  23,  25 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  11-19,  22 
2,  3,  11-20,  20,  22,  26 
2,  11-18,  20,  22 
2,  11-20,  22 
1,  9,  26 


J.  T.  Buttery 


SUN  GROUP  OF 
COMPANIES 

SUN  INSURANCE  OFFICE 
LIMITED 


IMPERIAL  INSURANCE 
OFFICE 


PATRIOTIC  ASSURANCE 
COMPANY  LIMITED 


The  Oldest  Insurance  LONDON  &  COUNTY 

Office  in  the  World  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

_  LIMITED 


TORONTO 

MONTREAL  -  WINNIPEG 
EDMONTON  -  VANCOUVER 


PLANET  ASSURANCE 
COMPANY  LIMITED 


Head  Office  for  Canada-15  WELLINGTON  ST.  EAST,  TORONTO  1,  ONT. 
ROBERT  P.  SIMPSON,  Manager  for  Canada 


226 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[1956 


COMPANY 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 


New  York  Reciprocal  Underwriters, 
Toronto . 

New  York  Underwriters  Insurance 
Company,  68  Yonge  St.,  Toronto 
The  New  Zealand  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  Limited,  P.O.  Box  309, 

Toronto  1 . 

Niagara  Fire  Insurance  Company, 
410  St.  Nicholas,  Montreal . 


Leslie  Phillips .... 
(25  King  St.  W.) 

R.  H.  Campion. . . 

A.  U.  Lind . 

W.  E.  D.  Baldwin 


The  Nordisk  Reinsurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Limited,  25  Adelaide  St. 

E.,  Toronto . 

Norrland  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  264  Hospital,  Montreal. 
North  African  Reinsurance  Society 
Soei6t6  Nord-Africaine  de  Reas¬ 
surance,  Algiers),  1209  Dominion 

Sq.  Bldg.,  Montreal.  . . 

The  North  American  Accident  In¬ 
surance  Company,  455  Craig  St. 

W.,  Montreal . 

North  American  Casualty  and 
Surety  Reinsurance  Corporation 
600  University,  Toronto . 


V.  R.  Willemson .  . 
R.  B.  Payne . 

Robert  Gr^maud .  . 
N.  F.  Loewenheim 
R.  F.  Clark . 


North  American  Life  and  Casualty 
Company,  710  Elec.  Ry.  Chbrs., 

Winnipeg .  Herbert  Hunter . 

North  American  Life  Assurance 
Company,  112  King  St.  W., 

Toronto .  W.  M.  Anderson  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

North  American  Reassurance  Com¬ 
pany,  12  Richmond  St.  E.,  Toronto  W.  J.  D.  Lewis . 


North  British  and  Mercantile  In¬ 
surance  Company,  Limited,  460 

St.  Francis  Xavier,  Montreal. .  .  .  R.  A.  Dyer . 

Northeastern  Insurance  Company 

of  Hartford,  Montreal .  Sully  Meunier . 

(59  St.  James  St.  W.) 

The  North  Empire  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  350  Bay,  Toronto .  R.  M.  Sketch . 

Northern  Assurance  Company 

Limited,  264  Hospital,  Montreal. . .  James  Young . 


The  Northern  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  Richmond  Bldg., 

London,  Ont .  Ii.  L.  Sharpe  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

North  Pacific  Insurance  Co.  Ltd., 

34  Adelaide  W.,  Toronto .  J.  W.  Price . 


The  North  River  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  40  Scott,  Toronto .  G.  Stubington 


North  Star  Reinsurance  Corpor¬ 
ation,  360  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

Northwest  Casualty  Company,  999 

W.  Pender  St.,  Vancouver . 

The  North  West  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  707  Paris  Bldg., 

Winnipeg . 

Northwestern  Mutual  Fire  Asso¬ 
ciation,  999  W.  Pender  St., 

Vancouver . 

Northwestern  National  Insurance 
Company,  B.  A.  Oil  Bldg.,  800 

Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Norwich  Union  Fire  Insurance 
Society,  Limited,  12  Wellington 

St.  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Norwich  Union  Life  Insurance 
Society,  12  Wellington  St.  E., 

Toronto . 

The  Occidental  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  460  St.  Francis  Xavier 

St.,  Montreal . 

Occidental  Life  Insurance  Com 
pany  of  California,  291  Dundas 

St..  London,  Ont . 

The  Ocean  Accident  and  Guarantee 
Corporation,  Limited,  388  St. 

James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

The  Ocean  Marine  Insurance  Com- 
panv.  Limited,  460  St.  Francis 
Xavier  St.,  Montreal . 


Lloyd  LI.  Paul .  .  .  . 
H.  R.  Hutchinson . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

H.  R.  Hutchinson . 

R.  H.  L.  Massie. . . 

J.  E.  Haskins . 

C.  L.  Drewry . 

R.  A.  Dyer  (Pres.) 

A.  C.  Carswell .  .  .  . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

A.  Campbell . 


TYPE  OP  INSURANCE 
(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2,  6,  11,  13-18 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11-14,  16-20,  22,  23 

2-4,  6-8,  11-19,  26  (ltd.) 

2- 4,  6-8,  11-14,  16-20,  22,  23,  26 
(ltd.),  29  (ltd.) 

2,  6,  11-19,  20  (ltd.),  22  (ltd.) 

2,  6,  8,  11-19,  22 

2,  6,  11-20,  22 

3,  9,  26 

3- 5,  23  (ltd.),  28 
1,  9,  26 

1,  9,  26 

1  (ltd.),  9  (ltd.),  26 

1-7,  9-14,  16-19,  23 

2,  11,  13-18 

2,  6,  11-18,  22,  39 

2-6,  7,  9,  13  14,  16,  17,  23,  29,  39 

1 

2,  3,  6,  11-20,  22 

2,  4,  6-8  (ltd.),  10  (ltd.),  11-20, 
22,  23 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  11-17,  19 
2,  4,  7,  9,  23 

2,  11-19 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  11-18,  25 
2,  3,  8,  11-20 

.  2-7,  9,  11-14,  16,  17,  23,  39 

.  1 

2-4,  6,  7,  9,  11-14,  16-19,  23 
.  1,  9,  26 
.  2-7,  9, 

.  6 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


227 


COMPANY 

Ohio  Farmers  Indemnity  Company, 
821  W.  Hastings  St.,  Vancouver.  .  . 
Ohio  Farmers  Insurance  Company, 
821  W.  Hastings  St.,  Vancouver. . 

Old  Colony  Insurance  Co.,  228 

Notre  Dame  Ave.,  Winnipeg . 

The  Orion  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  44  Victoria  St.,  Toronto. . . 
The  Pacific  Coast  Fire  insurance 
Company,  325  Howe  St.,  Van¬ 
couver . 

Pacific  Fire  Insurance  Company, 

14  Toronto  St.,  Toronto . 

Pacific  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 
Los  Angeles . 

The  Palatine  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  388  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

The  Patriotic  Assurance  Company 
Limited,  15  Wellington  St.  E., 

Toronto . 

The  Paul  Revere  Life  Insurance  Co., 
(Worcester,  Mass.),  Hamilton.  .  .  . 
Pearl  Assurance  Company.  Limited, 

25  Adelaide  W.,  Toronto . 

Pennsylvania  Lumbermens  Mutual 
Fire  Insurance  Company,  165 

Sparks  St.,  Ottawa . 

Perth  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Stratford . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

H.  R.  Fullerton . 

H.  R.  Fullerton . 

G.  J.  K.  Irvine . 

W.  B.  Burns . 

R.  J.  Nightingale . 

Robert  B.  Moran . 

C.  H.  Lane . 

(Ill  Richmond  W..  Toronto) 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

R.  P.  Simpson . 

W.  D.  Bell . 

W.  C.  Butler . 

E.  D.  Hardy . 

S.  K.  Ireland  {Mgr.) . 


The  Phenix  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Paris,  276  St.  James  St. 

W.,  Montreal . 

Philadelphia  Fire  and  Marine  In¬ 
surance  Company,  491  Eglinton 

W.,  Toronto . 

Phoenix  Assurance  Company 
Limited,  55  Wellington  St.  W., 

Toronto . 

The  Phoenix  Insurance  Company 
(Hartford,  Conn.),  485  McGill, 
Montreal . 

Pictou  County  Farmers’  Mutual 
Fire  Insurance  Company,  Pictou, 

N.S . 

The  Planet  Assurance  Company, 
Limited,  15  Wellington  St.  E., 

Toronto . 

Pool  Insurance  Company,  3rd  Floor, 
Wheat  Pool  Bldg.,  Winnipeg.  .  .  . 
The  Portage  la  Prairie  Mutual 
Insurance  Company,  Portage  la 

Prairie,  Man . 

Progressive  Insurance  Company  of 
Canada,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 

Montreal . 

The  Protecive  Association  of 

Canada,  Granby,  Quebec . 

The  Providence  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  59  St.  James  St.,  W., 

Montreal . 

Providence  Washington  Insurance 
Company,  8  King  St.  E.,  Toronto 
Provident  Life  and  Accident  In¬ 
surance  Company,  119  Adelaide 

W.,  Toronto . 

Provincial  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  300  St.  Sacrament, 
Montreal . 

The  Prudential  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany  Limited  (of  England),  465 
St.  John,  Montreal . 

Presbyterian  Ministers’  Fund 
(Philadelphia) . 


A.  Samoisette . 

H.  C.  Mills . 

R.  M.  Sketch . 

S.  M.  Elliott . 

Fielding  Smith  (Sec.) . 

R.  P.  Simpson . 

R.  M.  Dancer  (Mgr.) . 

A.  H.  Thorpe  (Mgr.)  . 

A.  Samoisette  (Pres.) . 

N.  R.  Mitchell  (Pres.) . 

E.  Crevier .  . 

Gordon  C.  Hunter . 

W.  E.  McLean . 

Willis,  Faber  &  Co.  of  Canada, 
Limited . 

H.  D.  McNairn . 

W.  E.  Sommerville . 

(120  Bloor  E.) 


The  Prudential  Insurance  Company 
of  America,  44  King  W ..^Toronto. . 
Quebec  Fire  Assurance  Company, 
81  St.  Peter  St.,  Quebec . 


Robt.  M.  Green 


J.  A.  Bail  (Sec.)  ■ 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

3  (ltd.),  23,  25,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  11-19,  22 (British 
Columbia  only) 

2,  3,  6,  11-18,  20,  22 


2-4,  6,  7,  11-19,  22,  23 


2-7,  10-19,  22,  23,  29,  30 
2,  6,  7,  11-19,  22,  23,  25 

1,  9  (ltd.),  26 

2,  3,  11-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2.  3,  11-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

1,  9,  26 

1-6,  11-18,  23,  39 

2,  11-18,  22 

2,  6,  8,  11,  12,  13  (ltd.),  14  (ltd.), 
15,  16,  17  (ltd.),  18,  20,  22 

2,  11-18,  22 

2,  6,  11,  14-19,  22 

1- 7,  9-14,  16-18,  39 

2,  3,  5-7,  10  (ltd.),  12-14,  16,  17, 
23-25,  26  (ltd.),  33,  39 

2  (Norn  Scotia  only) 

2,  11-19 

2,  3,  6,  11-18,  23,  26 
2,  3,  6,  7,  11,  13-18,  23,  25 

2- 8,  11-20,  22,  23 
9,  26 

2,  11-18,  22 

2,  3,  6,  13,  14,  16,  17,  19,  24-26,  39 

1,  9,  26 

2,  3,  6-8,  11-19,  22-26 

1-7,  9,  11,  12,  14,  16,  17,  19,  29, 
30,  39 

1 

1,  9,  26 

2,  6,  11,  13-18,  39 


228 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[1956 


CHIEF  AGENT 
(unless  otherwise  noted) 


J.  L.  Robertson. 


COMPANY 

Queensland  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  325  Howe  St.,  Van¬ 
couver 

Railway  Passengers  Assurance 
Company,  460  St.  Francis  Xavier 

St.,  Montreal . 

The  Reinsurance  Corporation  Ltd., 

25  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto.  .  .  <  .  . 

Reliance  Insurance  Company  of 
Canada,  485  McGill,  Montreal.  .  . . 

Reliance  Insurance  Company  of 
Philadelphia,  80  Richmond  W., 
Toronto 

The  Reliance  Marine  Insurance  Co. 

Ltd.  40  Scott  St.,  Toronto . 

Retail  Lumbermen’s  Inter-Insur¬ 
ance  Exchange,  Scott  Bldg. 

Winnipeg . 

The  Royal  Exchange  Assurance, 
430  St.  Francis  Xavier,  Montreal .  . 
The  Royal  Guardians,  373  Sher¬ 
brooke  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Royal  Insurance  Company,  500 

Place  d’Armes,  Montreal . 

The  Royal  Scottish  Insurance 
Company,  Ltd.,  264  Hospital, 

Montreal . 

Ruby  General  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  326  W.  Pender  St., 

Vancouver . 

St.  Paul  Fire  and  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  402  Paris  Bldg., 

Winnipeg . 

Saint  Paul-Mercury  Indemnity 
Company  of  Saint  Paul,  402 

Paris  Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

Saskatchewan  Mutual  Insurance  Co  , 
Saskatoon . 

La  Sauvegarde  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  152  Notre  Dame  E., 

Montreal . 

Scottish  Canadian  Assurance  Cor¬ 
poration  357  Bay  St.,  Toronto. .  . . 
Scottish  Insurance  Corporation 
Limited,  Excelsior  Life  Bldg., 

Toronto . 

Scottish  Metropolitan  Assurance 
Company  Limited,  264  Hospital, 

Montreal . 

The  Scottish  Union  and  National 
Insurance  Company,  43  Victoria 

St.,  Toronto . 

The  Sea  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  Excelsior  Life  Bldg., 
Toronto . 

Security  Insurance  Company  of 
New  Haven,  80  Richmond  W., 

Toronto . 

Security  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Co.,  Binghampton,  N.Y . 

Security  National  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  217  Bay  St.,  Toronto . 

Service  Fire  Insurance  Company 
of  New  York,  200  Bloor  E., 

Toronto . 

Skandia  Insurance  Company,  460 

St.  John,  Montreal . 

Skandinavia  Insurance  Co.  Ltd., 

171  Yonge  St.,  Toronto . 

The  South  British  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Limited,  34  Adelaide  W., 

Toronto . 

The  Sovereign  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany  of  Canada,  300  Boyd  Bldg., 

Winnipeg  . 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  61  Yonge  St., 
Toronto . 


R.  A.  Dyer . 

V.  R.  Willemson 

S.  M.  Elliott .  .  . 


H.  J.  Craig . 

J.  T.  Buttery . 

W.  F.  Patterson  (Gen.  Mgr.) 

James  Matson . 

James  Young . 

C.  G.  Hobson . 

P.  A.  Codere . 

P.  A.  Codere . 

J.  B.  Hammill . 

Narcisse  Ducharme  (Pres.) . . 

D.  B.  Hall  (Gen.  Mgr.) . 

W.  L.  Esson . 

James  Young . 

A.  S.  Hamilton . 

W.  L.  Esson . 

J.  J.  Kilgour . 

W.  E.  McLean . 

(200  Bay  St.,  Toronto) 

R.  Holroyde  (Pres.) . 

J.  W.  Abell . 

R.  C.  Collyer . 

H.  J.  Beck . 

J.  W.  Price . 

H.  M.  Meiklejohn . 

L.  L.  Lewis . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2-4,  6-8,  11,  12,  14-19,  23, 

2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-19 

2,  3,  6,  8,  11-18,  20,  22,  24, 
25  (ltd.),  26 

2-7,  13,  14,  16,  17,  23-25,  26  (ltd.), 
33,  39 

2,  6,  7,  11-20,  22,  23,  25 
2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22,  40 

2,  11,  13-18 

2-6,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  33 

1,  9.  26 

1- 14,  16-19,  22  (ltd.),  23,  29,  30 

2,  13  (ltd.),  14  (ltd.),  16,  17,  39 
2,  3,  6,  11-19,  22 

2- 8,  10  (ltd.),  11-14,  16-10,  22,  23 
3  (ltd.),  25,  26 

2-4,  6,  7,  11,  12,  13  (ltd.),  14-19, 
22,  23 

1 

2-7,  9,  11,  12,  14-19,  22,  23,  29,  30 

2,  3,  11-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2-7,  9,  13,  14,  16,  17,  39 

2-4,  6-8,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23 

2,  3,  6,  7,  11-13,  14  (ltd.),  15-19, 
20  (ltd.),  22,  23,  25,  26 

2,  3,  6,  7,  11-19,  22,  23,  25,  26 

1,  4,  9 

2,  3,  6,  11-19,  22 
3  (ltd.) 

2,  6,  8,  11-19,  22 

2,  6,  8  (ltd.),  11-20,  22  (ltd.) 

2-4,  6,  7,  11-18,  23,  39 
1 

2-4,  6-8,  10-14,  16-20,  23 


J.  J.  Kilgour. .  .  . 

E.  W.  Schauffler 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


229 


COMPANY 

The  Standard  Insurance  Co.  Ltd., 

465  St.  John  St.,  Montreal . 

Standard  Insurance  Company  of 
New  York,  44  Victoria  St., 

Toronto . 

The  Standard  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  1245  Sherbrooke  St.  W„ 

Montreal . 

Standard  Marine  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany  Limited,  61  Adelaide  E.. 

Toronto . 

The  Stanstead  and  Sherbrooke  In¬ 
surance  Company,  Sherbrooke, 

Quebec . 

The  State  Assurance  Company 
Limited,  430  St.  Francis  Xavier, 

Montreal . 

State  Farm  Fire  and  Casualty  Co., 

11  St.  Clair  W.,  Toronto . 

State  Farm  Life  Insurance  Co., 
102  Eglinton  Ave.  E.,  Toronto. . . . 
State  Farm  Mutual  Automobile 
Insurance  Company,  30  Bloor  E., 

Toronto . 

The  State  Life  Insurance  Company, 
Osgoode  Hall,  Room  177,  Toronto.. 
Storebrand  Insurance  Co.  Ltd.,  25 
Adelaide  E.,  Toronto . 

Sun  Insurance  Office  Limited,  15 

Wellington  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

Sun  Life  Assurance  Company  of 
Canada,  Dominion  Square, 

Montreal . 

Svea-Nornan  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  60-62  King  St.  W., 

Toronto . 

Svenska  Veritas  Marine  and  Fire 
Insurance  Co.  Ltd.,  465  St.  John 

St„  Montreal . 

Switzerland  General  Insurance 
Company,  Limited,  276  St. 
James  W.,  Montreal . 

Toronto  General  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Federal  Bldg.,  Toronto . 

Toronto  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Company,  7  Gerrard  St.  W., 

Toronto . 

Traders  General  Insurance  Co., 

Federal  Bldg.,  Toronto . 

Transcontinental  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  485  McGill,  Montreal . 

Transportation  Insurance  Co.,  160 

Bloor  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Travelers  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  507  Place  d’Armes, 
Montreal . 

The  Travelers  Indemnity  Company 
(Hartford,  Conn.),  507  Place 
d’Armes,  Montreal . 

The  Travelers  Insurance  Company 
(Hartford,  Conn.),  507  Place 

d’Armes,  Montreal . . . 

Underwriters  Exchange,  1554 

Yonge,  Toronto . . . 

Union  Assurance  Society  Limited, 
388  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal .... 
The  Union  Fire,  Accident  and 
General  Insurance  Company,  465 

St.  John,  Montreal . 

Union  Insurance  Society  of  Canton, 
Limite  d,  34  Adelaide  W., 

Toronto . 

The  Union  Marine  and  General 
Insurance  Company,  Limited, 

350  Bay,  Toronto . 

Union  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  University  Tower  Bldg. 

Montreal . ■  ■  • 

Union  Reinsurance  Company  25 
Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto.  ........ 

United  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co., 
520  University  Ave.,  Toronto . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

G.  W.  Hadrill . 

R.  H.  Leckey . 

E.  L.  Armstrong . 

R.  T.  M.  Le  May . 

Hon.  J.  Nicol  (Pres.) . 

J.  T.  Buttery . 

F.  H.  Belcher . 

R.  E.  Patterson . 

M.  I.  Ashley . 

A.  T.  Hunter . 

V.  R.  Willemson . 

R.  P.  Simpson . 

G.  W.  Bourke  (Pres.) . 

R.  L.  Young . 

P.  E.  Tremblay . 

Erwin  E.  Ahl . 

A.  E.  Naylor  (Pres.) . 

Miss  L.  G.  Nicholls  {Man.  Dir.) . . . 

A.  E.  Naylor . 

C.  C.  Hall . 

Ross  Heins . 

George  B.  Foster,  Q.C.,  ( Attorney ) 

George  B.  Foster,  Q.C.,  ( Attorney ) 

George  B.  Foster,  Q.C.,  ( Attorney ) 

L.  D.  Payette . 

C.  D.  Trusler . 

O.  W.  Dettmers . 

J.  W.  Price . 

R.  M.  Sketch . 

R.  F.  Smith . 

V.  R.  Willemson . 

L.  F.  Flaska . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  on  type) 

2,  3,  6-8,  11-20,  23,  25,  26 
2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  8,  11-14,  16-20,  22 

1 

2,  6,  8,  11-20,  22 

2,  3,  8,  11-20 

2,  3,  6,  11-18,  20,  22 
2,  11-18,  20,  22 

1 

3,  26  (ltd.) 

1 

2,  3,  6,  8,  11-19,  20  (ltd.),  22,  24, 
25,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  9,  11-14,  16-23,  29,  30 

1,  9.  26 

2-7,  11-19,  22,  26,  32,  36,  38,  41 
2 

2,  3,  6,  11-19,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2-7,  9,  11-14,  16-20,  22,  23 

1 

2,  3,  5,  6,  11-20,  20,  22 
2-9,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  33 
9,  26 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  7,  10  (ltd.),  13,  14, 
16,  17,  23,  29,  30,  39 

3  (ltd.),  5,  7,  10  (ltd.),  23-25,  26, 
(ltd.),  29,  31,  37,  39 

1,  4  (ltd.) 

2,  11,  13-18 

2-4,  6,  7,  9,  11-17,  23,  39 
2,  3,  11-18,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2-7,  9,  11-14,  16,  17,  23,  33,  39 
2-7,  9,  11-18,  23,  39 

1,  9,  26 

2,  6,  8  (ltd.),  11-20,  22 
1,  9,  26 


230 


[1956 

— 


In  its  86tH  Year  of  Public  Service,  the 

SUN  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  CANADA 

maintains  Branch  Offices  in 


Barrie,  Ont. 
Calgary,  Alta. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 
Guelph,  Ont. 
Halifax,  N.S. 
Hamilton,  Ont. 
London,  Ont. 
Moncton,  N.B. 
Montreal,  Que. 


CANADA 


New  Westminster,  B.C. 
North  Bay,  Ont. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Peterborough,  Ont. 
Prince  George,  B.C. 
Quebec,  Que. 

Regina,  Sask. 

Saint  John,  N.B. 


Sherbrooke,  Que. 

St.  John’s.  Nfld. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Trail,  B.C. 

Trois  Rivieres,  Que. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 
Victoria,  B.C. 
Windsor,  Ont. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 


UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA 


Atlanta,  Ga. 
Baltimore,  Md. 
Boston,  Mass. 
Burlington,  Vt. 
Canton,  Ohio 
Chicago,  Ill. 
Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Cleveland,  Ohio 
Columbus,  Ohio 
Davenport,  la. 
Denver,  Colo. 
Detroit,  Mich. 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 
Greensboro,  N.C. 


Houston,  Tex. 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Lansing,  Mich. 

Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Louisville,  Ky. 
Memphis,  Tenn. 
Miami,  Fla. 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Nashville,  Tenn. 
New  Haven,  Conn. 
New  Orleans,  La. 
Newark,  N.  J. 
Oakland,  Cal. 


Peoria,  Ill. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Portland,  Me. 
Portland,  Ore. 
Providence,  R.I. 
Richmond,  Va. 

San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Seattle,  Wash. 
Spokane,  Wash. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Washington,  D.C. 
Wilmington,  Del. 
Honolulu,  T.H. 


Aberdeen 

Belfast 

Birmingham 

Brighton 

Bristol 


BRITISH  ISLES 


Administrative 
Cardiff 
Dublin 
Edinburgh 
Exeter 
Glasgow 


Office:  LONDON 
Hull 
Ipswich 
Leeds 
Liverpool 
Manchester 


Newcastle 

Nottingham 

Reading 

Sheffield 

Southampton 


OTHER  COUNTRIES 


Bombay,  India 
Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 
*Cairo,  Egypt 
Calcutta,  India 
Cape  Town, 

South  Africa 
Ciudad  Trujillo, 

Santo  Domingo 

^Service  office  only 


Colombo,  Ceylon 
Durban,  South  Africa 
Havana,  Cuba 
Hong  Kong 
Johannesburg, 

South  Africa 
Kingston,  Jamaica 
*Lima,  Peru 


Madras,  India 
Manila,  Philippines 
New  Delhi,  India 
Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad 
Salisbury, 

Southern  Rhodesia 
San  Juan,  Puerto  Rico 
Singapore 
Valletta,  Malta 


Official  Sun  Life  representatives  in  hundreds  of  smaller 
communities  served  from  these  centres 


HEAD  OFFICE  —  MONTREAL 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


231 


COMPANY 

United  British  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  430  St.  Francis  Xavier, 
Montreal 

United  National  Indemnity  Com¬ 
pany,  485  McGill,  Montreal . 

United  Pacific  Insurance  Company, 
1006-1015  Marine  Bldg.,  Van¬ 
couver  . 

The  United  Scottish  Insurance  Co. 

Ltd.,  129  Adelaide  W.,  Toronto  1. . . 
United  Security  Insurance  Co., 

Halifax,  N.S . 

United  States  Fidelity  and  Guaranty 
Company,  34  King  St.  E.,  Toronto. 
United  States  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  112  Yonge,  Toronto . 

The  Unity  Fire  and  General  Insur¬ 
ance  Corporation,  465  St.  John  St. 

Montreal . 

Universal  Reinsurance  Co.,  25 

Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

The  Victory  Insurance  Company, 
Limited,  25  Adelaide  St.  E., 

Toronto . 

Washington  National  Insurance 
Company,  111  Richmond  W., 

Toronto . . 

The  Wawanesa  Mutual  Insurance 

Company,  Wawanesa,  Man . 

Wellington  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  14  Toronto  St.,  Toronto. .  .  . 
Westchester  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  485  McGill,  Montreal . 

The  Western  Assurance  Company, 

40  Scott,  Toronto . 

The  Western  Life  Assurance  Com¬ 
pany,  36  James  St.  S.,  Hamilton  .  .  . 
The  Westminster  Fire  Office,  465 

St.  John  St.,  Montreal . 

The  World  Auxiliary  Insurance 
Corporation  Limited,  410  Seymour 
St.  Vancouver 
The  World  Fire  and  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  44  Victoria  St., 

T oronto . . . 

The  World  Marine  and  General 
Insurance  Company  Limited,  264 

Hospital  St.,  Montreal . 

The  Y  orkshire  Insurance  Company 
Limited,  372  St.  Catherine  St.  W., 

Montreal . .  •  • 

Zurich  General  Accident  and  Lia¬ 
bility  Insurance  Company  Lim¬ 
ited,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 
Montreal . 


CHIEF  AGENT 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

Buttery . 

C.  C.  Hall . 

C.  A.  Bird . 

A.  U.  Lind . 

H.  N.  Wrathall . 

A.  E.  Perry . 

E.  W.  Schauffler . 

O.  W.  Dettmers . 

V.  R.  Willemson . 

V.  R.  Willemson . 

C.  H.  Lane . 

M.  C.  Holden . 

Harry  B.  Bond  {Man.  Dir.) . 

S.  M.  Elliott . 

G.  Stubington  {Pres.) . 

O.  S.  McCombie  (Sec.) . 

F.  J.  Flanagan . 


R.  H.  Leckey  .  . 
James  Young.  . 
C.  G.  Angas.  .  . 

John  H.  Burgar 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

(ltd.  after  a  code  number 
indicates  a  restriction  of  type) 

2,  3,  11-18,  22 

2-9,  11-14,  16-19,  22,  23,  33 

3  (ltd.)  (British  Columbia  only) 

2,  3,  11-18,  20,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  11-18,  22 

3,  4,  5,  7,  9,  10,  23,  33 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6-8  (ltd.),  10  (ltd.), 
11-13,  16-20,  22-25 

2,  11-18,  22,  26  (ltd.) 

2,  6,  8,  11-19,  20  (ltd.),  22 

2-4,  6-9,  11-14,  16-20,  23 

1,  9,  26 

2-9,  11-20,  23,  29,  30,  35 
2-8,  11-19,  22,  23 

3,  6-8,  11-14,  16,  20,  22-26,  33 
2-7,  9-14,  16-18,  23,  29,  32,  39 

1 

2-7,  11-19,  22 

2,  3,  6,  8,  11-20,  22-25 

2,  3  (ltd.),  6,  12,  14,  16.  17,  39 
2-7,  9,  13,  16,  17,  23,  29,  39 
2-9,  11-20,  22,  23,  29,  30,  35 

2,  3,  4,  6,  7,  9,  11-20,  22,  23,  29,  36 


J.  T, 


J.  S.  Marshall 


FRATERNAL  SOCIETIES 

(Address  of  Chief  Agent  etc.,  given  if  different  from  Head  Office) 


SOCIETY 

Aid  Association  for  Lutherans,  Apple- 
ton,  Wis . 


American  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 
Brandon,  Man . 

American  United  Life  Insurance  Co., 
St.  Thomas . .  .  .  .  . 

Ancient  Order  of  Foresters,  6  Hayden 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont . 

Artisans,  La  Soci6t6  des,  Montreal.  .  .  . 

Associated  Canadian  Travellers, 
Calgary . 

Brotherhood  of  Railway  Trainmen 
Insurance  Dept.,  Ottawa . ■  ■  ■  •  ■  • 

Canadian  Order  of  Foresters,  High 
Court  of,  Brantford,  Ont . 


CHIEF  AGENT, 

SECRETARY  PROVINCE 

Or  MANAGER 


Paul  Schendel, 
(Waterloo,  Ont.) . 


Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 
Ont.,  Sask . 


Mrs.  Olive  M.  Egilsson 

(Brandon) .  Man . 

Miss  Grace  Coffey. .  All  except  Nfld, 


J.  Wratten 

(High  Chief  Ranger) 

L.  J.  Marien . 

R.  D.  Buchan . 


Alta.,  Man.,  Ont.. 
N.B.,  Ont.,  Que. .  . 

Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 
Ont.,  Sask . 


A.  J.  Kelly .  Ont . 

L.  B.  Hamlin .  Alta.,  B .C.,  Man., 

N.B.,  Nfld.,  Ont. 
Que.,  Sask . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 


1,  9,  45 

1,  4,  9 
1 

1,  9 

1,  4,  9  (ltd.),  45 


1,  4 

1,  9,  45 

1,  9 


232 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[1956 


CHIEF  AGENT, 

SOCIETY  SECRETARY 

Or  MANAGER 

Canadian  Woodmen  of  the  World, 

London,  Ont . . .  J.  S.  Clouston . 

Catholic  Mutual  Benefit  Association 
of  Canada,  Grand  Council  of,  354 

St.  Catherine  E.,  Montreal .  P.  H.  Therien . 

Catholic  Order  of  Foresters,  Chicago, 

Ill .  C.  A.  Rousseau  (St. 

Hyacinthe,  Que.) . 

City  of  Ottawa,  Superannuation  Fund, 

Ottawa .  L.  L.  Coulter . 

City  of  Stratford,  Municipal  Benefit 

Fund,  Stratford,  Ont . . .  L.  Feick . 

Civil  Service  Mutual  Benefit  Society, 

Ottawa .  A.  H.  Brown. . . . 

Commercial  Travelers  Mutual  Acci¬ 
dent  Association,  Utica,  N.Y .  Geo.  A.  Welch 

(Ottawa) . 

Commercial  Travellers’  Association  of 

Canada,  51  Yonge  St.,  Toronto .  Chas  H  Barn  s  ... 

Croatian  Fraternal  Union  of  America, 

Pittsburgh,  Pa .  R-  Douglas  Hill 

(Toronto) . 

Dominion  Commercial  Travellers’  As¬ 
sociation,  Montreal .  D.  Campbell  (Sec.). 

Dominion  General  Benefit  Associa¬ 
tion,  Winnipeg .  L.  Siemens . 

First  Catholic  Slovak  Ladies  Union  of 

the  U.S.A.,  Cleveland,  Ohio .  R.  Douglas  Hill 

(Toronto) . 

First  Catholic  Slovak  Union  of  the 

U.S.A.,  Cleveland,  Ohio .  R.  Douglas  Hill 

(Toronto) . 

Grand  Orange  Lodge  of  British 

America,  55  Queen  St.  E.,  Toronto. .  James  Black  (Sec.).. 

Hamilton  Firemen’s  Benefit  Fund, 

Hamilton,  Ont .  B.  Mathews . 

Independent  Order  of  Foresters, 

Temple  Bldg.,  Toronto .  Louis  E.  Probst.  .  .  . 

Independent  Order  of  Oddfellows,  229 

College  St.,  Toronto .  Head  Office . 


Knights  of  Columbus,  New  Haven, 

Conn .  Francis  Fauteux 

(Montreal) .  .  . 


Loyal  Order  of  Moose,  Osier  Bldg., 

Toronto,  Ont .  Norman  G.  Heyd. .  . 

Lutheran  Brotherhood,  Minneapolis, 

Minn .  B.  Stuart  Parker 

(Winnipeg) . 


Maccabees  Life  Insurance  Society 
Detroit,  Mich . 

Modern  Woodmen  of  America,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man . 

National  Fraternal  Society  of  the  Deaf, 
Oak  Park,  Ill . 

Ontario  Commercial  Travellers'  Asso¬ 
ciation,  London,  Ont . 

Order  of  Italo-Canadians,  5925  Pie  IX 

Blvd.,  Montreal . 

Ottawa  Firemen’s  Superannuation  and 

Benefit  Fund,  Ottawa . 

Ottawa  Police  Benefit  Fund  Associa¬ 
tion,  Ottawa . 

Reliable  Life  Insurance  Society,  121 

Hughson  St.  N.,  Hamilton . 

Royal  Arcanum,  Supreme  Council  of, 
Boston,  Mass . 

Royal  Clan,  Order  of  Scottish  Clans, 
Boston,  Mass . 

Slovene  National  Benefit  Societv 
Chicago,  III . 

La  Societe  l’Assomption,  Moncton, 


Frank  Garber 

(Toronto) . 

J.  Rollwagen . 

F.  Gotthelf 

(Toronto) . 

Jack  C.  Laughton .  . 

Augusto  Mei . 

F.  J.  McFadden. .  .  . 

D.  MacDonnell.  .  .  . 

C.  H.  Fitch . 

T.  H.  Simpson 
(Hamilton) . 

A.  Keith  McLean 
(Toronto) . 

Joseph  Petrie 

(Toronto) . 

G.  F.  Savoie . 


PROVINCE 

Alta.,  Ont.,  Que. .  .  . 

Ont.,  Que . 

N.B.,  Ont.,  Que., 
Sask . 

Ont . 

Ont . 

Ont . 

Ont.,  Que . 

Ont . 

B.C.,  Ont.,  Que . 

Que . 

Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 
Ont.,  Sask . 

B.C.,  Ont . 

Ont. . . 

Alta.,  Ont.,  Sask. . . . 

Ont . 

Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 
N.B.,  Ont.,  Que., 
Sask . 

Alta.,  Man., 

N.3.,  Ont.,  P.E.I., 
Que.,  Sask . 


Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 

N.B.,  Ont.,  Que., 
Sask . 

Man.,  Ont . 

Alta.,  B.C.,  Man. 

Ont.,  Sask . 

Alta.,  B.C.,  Ont.,  Que. 
Alta.,  Man . 

Ont . 

Ont . 

Ont.,  Que . 

Ont . 

Ont . 

B.C.,  Ont.,  Que . 

B.C.,  Ont.,  Que . 

Ont . 

Alta.,  Ont . 

N.B.,  Ont.,  Que . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

1,  9 

1  and  9  (ltd.) 

1 

1 

1 

1 

9,  26 

1 

1,  9,  26 
1 

1,  9,  26 
1 

1 

1,  9  (ltd.) 

1 

1,  9,  26 

1,  4,  9,  42 

1 

Mutual  Benefit 

1,  45  (ltd.) 

1,9,45 
1,  45  (ltd.) 

1,  9,  45 
1 

1,  9 

1,  9,  42 

1 

1,  9,  42 
1 

1,  9,  26 

1,  9,  45 

1,9 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


233 


CHIEF  AGENT, 

COMPANY  SECRETARY  PROVINCE  TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

Or  MANAGER 

Sons  of  England  Benefit  Society,  58 

Richmond  St.  E.,  Toronto .  W.  V.  Oglesby .  Man.,  Ont.,  Que .  1,9,42 

Sons  of  Norway,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Bertel  Borgen 

(Vancouver) .  Alta.,  B.C.,  Sask .  1,9  (ltd.),  45 

Sons  of  Scotland  Benevolent  Associa¬ 
tion,  19  Richmond  St.,  W.,  Toronto.  R.  Lewis .  Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 

Ont.,  Que.,  Sask..  .  .  1,9  (ltd.) 

Toronto  Fire  Dep’t.  Superannuation 

and  Benefit  Fund,  City  Hall,  Toronto  G.  A.  Lascelles . Ont .  1 

Toronto  Police  Benefit  Fund,  City  Hall, 

Toronto .  G.  A.  Lascelles .  Ont .  1 

Ukrainian  National  Association, 

Jersey  City,  N.J .  Paul  Duda 

(Windsor) .  Alta.,  Man.,  Ont., 

Que.,  Sask .  1 

Ukrainian  Workingmen’s  Association, 

Scranton,  Pa . . .  R.  Douglas  Hill 

(Toronto) . Ont .  1 

L'Union  St.  Joseph du  Canada,  Ottawa .  .  Hector  Menard ...  .  N.B.,  Ont.,  Que .  1,9,42 

United  Commercial  Travelers  of 

America,  Order  of,  Columbus,  Ohio. . .  A.  W.  Johnston 

(Winnipeg) .  Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 

N.B.,  Ont.,  Sask.. .  .  4 

Warner  Reciprocal  Insurers  (Chicago), 

59  Yonge  St.,  Toronto . W.  E.  Sommerville  Ont .  2 

Woman’s  Benefit  Association,  Port 

Huron,  Mich .  Miss  Elaine  Glass.. 

(Sarnia) .  Alta.,  B.C.,  Man.,  N.B. 

Ont.,  Que.,  Sask....  1 

Women’s  Catholic  Order  of  Foresters.  .  J.  C.  H.  Dussault.  .  . 

(Montreal) . Que .  1 

Workers  Benevolent  Association  of 

Canada,  Winnipeg .  George  Krenz .  Alta.,  B.C.,  Man., 

Ont.,  Sask .  1,  4,  9,  26 

The  Workmen’s  Circle,  New  York,  N.Y.  Michael  Rubenstein 

(Montreal) .  Ont.,  Que .  1,  9,  26 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES  WITH  PROVINCIAL  LICENSES  ONLY* 

(Address  of  Chief  Agent  etc.,  given  if  different  from  Head  Office) 


COMPANY 


CHIEF  AGENT, 

SECRETARY  PROVINCE  TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

Or  MANAGER 


Additional  Municipal  Hail  Ltd.,  303 
Leader-Post  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. . . . 
Alberta  Fire  and  Accident  Insurance 
Co.,  200  A  Grain  Exchange  Bldg., 


Alberta  General  Insurance  Co.,  Pro¬ 
vincial  Bldg.,  Edmonton . 

Algoma  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

Sault  Ste.  Marie . 

American  Union  Insurance  Company, 

43  Victoria  St.,  Toronto . 

Amherst  Island  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Co.,  Stella . • . . 

Ancient  Order  of  United  Workmen  of 
Canadian  Northwest,  720  McIntyre 

Block,  Winnipeg . •  •  •  •  ■ 

Anglo  Canada  Fire  and  General  In- 
ance  Co.,  25  Richmond  St.  W., 
Toronto . 


J.  S.  Gisby .  Sask. 


13 


Jas.  D.  D.  Spence.  .  Alta. 
John  C.  Black . Alta. 


4,  9 

2  and  add.  perils,  6, 
11,  12,  14-16,  20,  40 


C.  M.  Elliott . 

Alex  S.  Hamilton. . . 
E.  C.  McDonald .  .  . 

Jas.  L.  Angus . 

Robt.  E.  Cook . 


Ont .  2 

B.C.,  N.B.,  N.S.,  Ont..  2,11-18 
Ont .  2 


Man.,  Sask, 
Ont . 


Fraternal 

2,  3,  6,  8, 
23-25,  43 


13,  20, 


Ayr.  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Bay  of  Quinte  Agricultural  Mutual 

Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Picton . ■ 

Bertie  and  Willoughby  Farmers 
Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Ridgeway 
Blanshard  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Science  Hill . 

Brant,  County  of,  Farmers’  Mutual 
Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Brantford ...... 

B.C.F.G.  Mutual  Hail  Insurance  Co., 

Kelowna,  B.C . ■.•••_ . 

British  and  Foreign  Marine  Insurance 
Co.  Ltd.,  Liverpool,  Eng . 


Miss  A.  L.  Maus.  . . 


Hilton  McCartney. . 

K.  S.  Ellsworth.  .  .  . 

4 

L.  B.  Mitchell 

(St.  Marys) . 


Mrs.  F.  M.  Andrews 


Head  Office . 

C.  A.  Bird, 

Vancouver,  B.C . . 


British  Columbia  Insurance  Co., 

326  Pender  St.  W.,  Vancouver . 

British  Columbia  Plate  Glass  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  Vancouver. . . 


Charles  G.  Hobson. 
Head  Office . 


Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

B.C. 


B.C. 

B.C. 

B.C. 


2 

2 

.  2 

,  2 
2 

.  13 
40 

.  2,  7,  11-18,  22 

7 


234 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[1956 


COMPANY 

CHIEF  AGENT, 
SECRETARY 

PROVINCE 

British  Pacific  Insurance  Co., 
535  Homer  St.,  Vancouver . 

or  MANAGER 

.  Head  Office . 

.  Alta.,  B.C.,  Man. 
Sask . 

TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 


2,4.9,  10  (ltd.),  16,  20, 
23,  25 


Caisse  National  d’Assurance-Vie,  41 

St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Canada  West  Insurance  Co.,  9908- 

109th  St.,  Edmonton . 

Canadian  Mennonite  Mutual  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  Box  255,  Steinbach,  Man. . 
Canadian  Millers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  7  Hughson,  Hamilton. . .  . 
Canadian  National  Insurance  Co.,  St. 
Ilyacinthe . 

Canadian  National  Railway 
Employees  Medical  Aid  Society  of 
Saskatchewan,  405  Standard  Bldg., 


Head  Office .  Que .  1,  4,  9, 

J.  C.  Landeryou _  Alta .  3,  6,  40  (ltd.) 

A.  T.  Loewen .  Man .  2,  20 

I.  M.  Lockie .  Ont .  2  (ltd.) 

Head  Office .  Que .  2-7,  9-18,  20,  22-25. 

28,  29,  33,  35 


Saskatoon . 

.  G.  Munro . 

Alta.,  Sask . 

.  .  .  46 

Canadian  Union  Insurance  Co.,  450 
St.  Helene  St.,  Montreal . 

.  Francois  Desmarais. 

Que . 

2 

3,  11-18,  22 

Caradoc  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  Mount  Brydges . 

.  D.  Cobban . 

Ont . 

...2 

Carleton  Mutual  Farm  Insurance  Co., 
Woodstock . 

.  Head  Office . 

N.B . 

...  2 

Cie  d ’Assurance  Mutuelle  contre  feu 
des  Comt6s  de  Lotbinidre  et  M6gan- 
tic,  Lyster  Station . 

.  Head  Office . 

Que . 

2 

and  add.  perils 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  contre  le 
feu  des  Cultivateurs  du  District  de 
Bedford,  Farnham . 

.  Head  Office . 

Que . 

9 

and  add.  perils 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  de  Feu  et 
des  Fermiers,  Edmundston,  N.B. . . . . 

.  Head  Office . 

N.B . 

.  .  .  2 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  contre  le 
feu  de  T6miscamingue,  Lorrainville. . , 

.  Head  Office . 

Que . .  . 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  Contre  le 
Feu  du  Cont6  d’Abitibi,  Amos . 

Head  Office . 

Que . 

9 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  contre  le 
feu  du  Comt6  d’ Arthabaska, 
Warwick . 

,  Head  Office . 

Que . 

...  2 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  contre  le 
feu  du  Comt6  de  Maskinonge, 
Louiseville . 

Head  Office . 

Que . 

9 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  contre  le 
feu,  la  foudre,  et  le  vent  du  Comt6 
de  Nicolet,  St.  Gr6goire  le  Grand. . . . 

Head  Office . 

Que . 

9 

17,  20 

Cie  d’Assurance  Mutuelle  des  Beurre- 

ries  et  des  Fromageries  des  Comt6s 
du  Lac  St- Jean,  Chicoutimi  et  Sague¬ 
nay,  H6bertville . 

Head  Office . 

2 

Cie  Provinciale  d’Assurance  Mutuelle 
contre  le  feu  des  Beurreries  et 
Fromageries  de  la  Province  de 

Quebec,  Nicolet . 

Citadel  Insurance  Co.  of  Canada  Ltd., 

8  King  E.,  Toronto . 

Plead  Office . 

E.  A.  W.  Paterson. . 

Que . 

Alta.,  B.C.,  Ont..  .  . 

2, 

3,  6-8,  12,  14, 

Clinton,  Township  of,  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Beamsville . 

Co-operative  Fidelity  and  Guarantee 
Co.  Ltd.,  305  Co-op.  Block,  Regina . . . 


19,  23-25 


Ruby  B.  Comfort.  .  .  Ont .  2 

Federated  Agencies 


Co-operative  Hail  Insurance  Co., 

1731  Scarth  St.,  Regina . 

Co-operators  Insurance  Association, 

30  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto . 

Culross  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

Teeswater . 

Dereham  and  West  Oxford  Mutual' ' 
Fire  Insurance  Company,  Ingersoll. . . 
Dome  Insurance  Co.  Ltd.,  252  Fort 

St.,  Winnipeg. . 

DoWnie  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  St.  Paul’s . 

Dufferin  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur- 

ance  Company,  Shelburne . 

Dunwich  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur-  ' 
ance  Company,  Dutton . 

East  Williams  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  Kerwood . 

Ekfrid  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Appin . 

Elma  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  ' 

Company,  Atwood . 

Empire  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Kingston.  ! 


Ltd .  Sask .  5 

Warden  Burgess -  Man.,  Sask .  13 


A.  O.  Hebb . 

F.  G.  Moffat . 

Alex.  Amos . 

Horace  Everett .... 

ft 

C.  B.  Mathison  .... 

J.  A.  Richardson _ 

Clarence  Blue . 

J.  A.  Morrison . 

(Parkhill) 

Wm.  T.  May . 

R.  N.  Switzer . 

H.  H.  Blakeman.. .  . 


Ont .  2-7,  23,  25 

Ont .  2 

Ont .  2 

Man.,  Ont .  2,  3,  5,  7,  23-25,  29,  30 

Ont .  2 

Ont .  2 

Ont .  2 

Ont .  2 

Ont .  2 

Ont .  2 


Alta.,  B.C.,  Man.,  Ont.  1,  9,  26 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


235 


COMPANY 

Equitable  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  276 

St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

Eramosa  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Guelph . 

Erie  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  Selkirk . 

Farmers’  Central  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Walkerton . 

Farmers  Mutual  Hail  Insurance  Co., 
504  McCallum  Hill  Bldg.,  Regina.  .  . 
Farmers’  Union  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  Lindsay . 

Formosa  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Formosa . 

Fundy  Mutual  Farm  Insurance  Co., 

Sussex . 

Germania  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  In¬ 
surance  Co.,  Ayton . 

Germania  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

Langenburg . 

Glengarry  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Alexandria . 

Grand  River  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Caledonia . 

Grenville  Patron  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Spencerville . 

Grey  and  Bruce  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  Hanover . 


CHIEF  AGENT, 

SECRETARY  PROVINCE 

Or  MANAGER 

Head  Office .  Ont.,  Que . 

K.  M.  Forsythe ....  Ont . 

W.  L.  Marshall.  .  .  .  Ont . 

B.  W.  Schumacher..  Ont . 

T.  S.  Cook . Sask . 

H.  H.  McFadden. . .  Ont . 

Herbert  M.  Kuntz . .  Ont . 

Head  Office .  N.B . 

H.  J.  Henderson. .  . .  Ont . 

F.  F.  Welke .  Sask . 

J.  A.  Chisholm .  Ont . 

Mrs.  N.  C.  Douglas.  Ont . 

W.  M.  Snyder . Ont . 

ffm.  Ruttle . Ont . 


Halton  Union  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 
Insurance  Company,  Campbellville. . 
Hamilton  Township  Farmers'  Mutual 
Fire  Insurance  Company,  Cobourg . . 
Hand-in-Hand  Insurance  Co.,  65  Adel¬ 
aide  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

Hay  Township  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Company,  Crediton . 

Hopewell  Creek  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Maryhill. . 

Howard  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Ridgetown . 

Howick  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Wroxeter . 

Independent  Mutual  Benefit 
Federation,  214  Beverley  St., 


Industrial  Life  Insurance  Co.,  1080 
St.  Louis  Rd.,  Quebec,  Que . 


A.  T.  Moore .  Ont . 

W.  A.  Hoskin .  Ont . 

D.  A.  McRae . Ont . 

R.  G.  Black . Ont . 

A.  J.  Frank .  Ont . 

W.  M.  Attridge.  . . .  Ont . 

J.  H.  Wylie .  Ont . 

J.  Horvath .  Alta.,  Man.,  Ont. 

Head  Office .  Ont.,  Que . 


Kent  and  Essex  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Chatham . 

La  Compagnie  Mutuelle  d’Assurance 
de  Feu  des  Fermiers,  Edmundston, 

N.B . .  ••• . 

Lambton  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Watford . 


Lanark  County  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Perth . 

L’Assurance-Vie,  Levis . ■  ■  •  ■ 

Laurentian  Life  Assurance  Co., 

Quebec,  Que . •••.•• 

Lennox  and  Addington  Mutual  r  ire 
Insurance  Co.,  Napanee.  ......... 

Life  Insurance  Company  of  Alberta, 
Provincial  Bldg.,  Edmonton.  .  -  ■  ■  - 
Lobo  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Coldstream . 


London  Township  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  London . 

McGillivray  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  Parkhill .  ...  ■ . 

McKillop  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  Seaforth . .  . . 

Manitoba  Mennonite  Mutual  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  Steinbach,  Man. .  .  .  ....  ■  • 
Maple  Leaf  Farmers’  Mutual  hire 

Insurance  Co.,  Columbus. . 

Mennonite  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Waldheim . •  •••••- . . . 

Mennonite  Mutual  Hail  Insurance 

Co.,  Hepburn . . . .  ■  ■ 

Merchants  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  ia 
Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto . 


Oliver  Drury .  Ont . 

Head  Office .  N.B . 

Miss  Helen  V. 

Minielly .  Ont . 

A.  A.  Bowes .  Ont . 

A.  Rouleau .  Ont.,  Que. 

Head  Office .  Ont.,  Que. 

Geo.  T.  Walters. .  . .  Ont . 

Robt.  M.  Marven .  .  Alta . 

C.  S.  Tuckey 

(Komoka) .  Ont . 

V.  A.  Tackabury . . .  Ont . 

W.  S.  Patterson ....  Ont . 

M.  A.  Reid .  Ont . 

J.  H.  Peters . Man . 

P.  G.  Purves .  Ont . 

J.  L.  Zacharias .  Sask . 

F.  J.  Baerg .  Sask . 

G.  F.  Burne . . .  Ont . 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

2,  11-18,  20,  40 
2 


9 


2 

13 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2  and  storm 
2 
2 
2 
2 

2 

2 

2,  3,  6,  8,  16,  20 
2 
2 
2 
2 


Mutual  Benefit 
1,  4,  9, 

2 

2 

2 


2 

1 

1 

2 

1 


2 


2 


2 

2,  20 
2 

2,  17 
13 
2,  3 


236 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


[  1956 


COMPANY 

Merchants  and  Traders  Assurance 
Co.,  20  Michael  Bldg.,  Calgary.  .  . 


Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  British 
Columbia,  1009  Royal  Bank  Bldg., 

Vancouver . 

Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  the 
Co.  of  Beauharnoise,  Huntingdon .  .  . 
National  Insurance  Society,  41  St. 

James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 

National  Protection  Assurance  Co., 

466  Main  St.,  Magog . 

Newfoundland  Fire  and  General  In¬ 
surance  Co.,  St.  John’s . 

Newfoundland-American  Insurance 
Co.  Ltd.,  St.  John's . 

Newfoundland  Mfrs.  Accident  Mutual 
Insurance  Association  Ltd.,  St. 

John’s . 

Nissouri  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Kintore . 

Norfolk  County  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Company,  Simcoe . 

North  Blenheim  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Bright . 

North  Dumfries  and  South  Waterloo 
Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  Galt . 

North  Kent  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Company,  Dresden . 

North  and  South  Dorchester  Mutual 
Fire  Insurance  Company,  Spring- 

field  . 

North  Waterloo  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Company,  Waterloo . 

Northern  Union  Insurance  Co.  Ltd., 

806  Childs  Bldg.,  Winnipeg . 

Oneida  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Company,  Hagersville . 

Ontario  Farmers’  Weather  Insurance 

Mutual  Co.,  Grand  Valley . 

Ontario  Threshermen’s  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Company,  Chatham . 

Otter  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Com¬ 
pany,  Norwich . 

Pacific  Coast  Fishermen’s  Mutual 
Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Vancouver. . . . 
Peel  County  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire 

Company,  Brampton . 

Peel  and  Maryborough  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Company,  Drayton . 

Perth  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

Stratford,  Ont . 

Pilot  Insurance  Co.,  199  Bay  St., 

Toronto . 

Prairie  Mennonite  Mutual  Fire  lnsur- 

ance  Co.,  Kelstern . 

Premier  Insurance  Co.,  25  Dundas  St. 

W.,  Toronto . 

P.E.I.  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

Summerside . 

Prescott  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  lnsur- 

ance  Co.,  Alfred . 

Pr4voyants  du  Canada,  Les,  56  rue  ' 

St.  Pierre,  Quebec,  Que . 

Provincial  Mutual  Insurance  Soc.’,” 
132  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal 
Puslinch  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Hespeler . 

Queen  City  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  65 

Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto . 

Red  River  Valley  Mutual  Insurance 

Co.,  Altona,  Man . 

Retail  Lumbermen’s  Mutual  Fire 
Insurance  Co.,  407  Scott  Block, 
Winnipeg . 

Royal  General  Insurance  Co.  of  Can¬ 
ada,  535  Homer  St.,  Vancouver . 


CHIEF  AGENT, 
SECRETARY 
OR  MANAGER 

Jas.  O.  Miller . 

Head  Office . 

Head  Office . 

Head  Office . 

Head  Office . 

Bernard  D. 

Parsons,  Ltd . 

Head  Office . 


A.  P.  McKessock, 
(Thamesford) .... 

Geo.  F.  Anger . 

W.  S.  Hastings . 

W.  R.  Cross . 

John  E.  Houston  .  . . 

M.  S.  Charlton . 

Campbell  Shantz .  . . 

G.  F.  Schoales . 

Knud  Wodskou.  .  . . 


PROVINCE 

Alta . 

B.C .  2 

Que. 

Que. 

Que. 

Nfld. 


Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Ont. 

Man. 

Ont. 


TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

2,  3,  5-7,  11, 13-16,  18, 
20,  23,  35,  36,  40 
(ltd.) 

2  (ltd.) 

2,  11-18 

2,  11,  13-18,  22,  23 
2 

2-20,23-25,33,35,  40; 
43 

4  and  add.  perils 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2,  3 
2 


Nfld.,  Que. 
C.  E.  Hunt,  Q.C.  .  .  Nfld . 


N.  M.  Foster . Ont .  20 

Miss  E.  G.  Smith. .  .  Ont .  2 

H.  C.  Cayley . Ont .  2 

Head  Office .  B.C .  40 

J.  R.  Porter . Ont .  2 

Mrs.  E.  Cragg . Ont .  2 

Head  Office .  B.C.,  Ont .  2,  6-8,  16,  20,  23 

N.  G.  Duffet .  Ont.,  Que .  2-10,  16,  20,  23-25,  29 

A.  G.  Redekopp. .  .  .  Sask .  2 

G.  O.  Secord .  Ont . 3 

T.  Leland  Linkletter  P.E.I .  2 


Fred.  Martineau..  , 

.  Ont . 

Gerard  White. .  . 

.  Ont.,  Que . 

Emile  Rochon. . . . 

■  Que . 

D.  A.  Stewart 
(Puslinch) . 

.  Ont . 

D.  A.  McRae .  .  . 

.  Ont . 

W.  W.  Heinrichs.  . 

■  Man . 

H.  J.  Craig . 

Parsons,  Braun,  Ltd. 


Alta.,  Man.,  Ont., 
Sask . 

B.C . 


2 

2-9,  11  (ltd.),  13,  16, 
17..19,  23 


1956] 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


237 


COMPANY 

Saltfleet  and  Binbrook  Mutual  Fire 
Insurance  Co.,  Dundas . 

Saskatchewan  Guarantee  and  Fidelity 
Co.  Ltd.,  Gov’t.  Insurance  Bldg., 

Regina . 

Saskatchewan  Mutual  Insurance 
Corp,  Saskatoon . 

Southeastern  Mutual  Farm  Insurance 

Co.,  Salisbury,  N.B . 

South  Easthope  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Tavistock . 

Southwold  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  In¬ 
surance  Co.,  Shedden . 

Stanley  Mutual  Farm  Insurance  Co., 

Stanley,  N.B . 

Stanstead  and  Sherbrooke  Insurance 
Co.,  Sherbrooke,  P.Q . 

Sterling  Insurance  Co.  of  Canada, 
Sherbrooke,  Que . 


Townsend  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  In¬ 
surance  Co.,  Waterford . 

Traders  General  Insurance  Co., 
Federal  Bldg.,  85  Richmond  St.  W., 
Toronto . 

Transportation  Fire  and  Casualty 

Co.,  Chatham . 

United  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co., 
520  University  Ave.,  Toronto . 

United  Provinces  Insurance  Co.,  276 
St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal . 


Upper  Canada  Insurance  Co.,  36 

Toronto  St.,  Toronto . 

Usborne  and  Hibbert  Mutual  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Exeter. . . . . 

Walpole  Farmers’  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  Jarvis . 

Waterloo  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

Waterloo,  Ont . 

Wentworth  Insurance  Co.,  76  Rebecca 

St.,  Hamilton . 

Western  Farmers'  Weather  Insurance 
Mutual  Insurance  Co.,  Woodstock.  . . 
Western  Surety  Co.  Ltd.,  1874  Scarth 

St.,  Regina . •  •  •  •  ■  ■■■■  ■  ■ 

Western  Union  Insurance  Co.,  229- 
8  Ave.  W.,  Calgary . 


CHIEF  AGENT, 

SECRETARY  PROVINCE  TYPE  OF  INSURANCE 

or  MANAGER 

Mrs.  V.  O. 

Scheifele . Ont .  2 


M.  F.  Allore .  Sask .  all  classes  except  life 

J.  B.  Hammill . Ont.,  Sask .  2-4,  6,  8,  16,  20  (ltd.) 

23-25 

Head  Office .  N.B .  2 

Miss  M.  Caister. . . .  Ont .  2 

Mrs.  Edna  G.  Sells .  Ont .  2 

Head  Office .  N.B .  2 

Victor  Mongeon. . .  .  N.B.,  Ont.,  Que., 

Sask .  2,  11-18,  20,  22 

Victor  Mongeon. ..  .  Ont.,  Que .  2-10,  12-17,  20,  23, 

24,  28,  29,  33,  35, 
40,  43 

L.  D.  Simington. . . .  Ont .  2 


A.  E.  Naylor .  B.C.,  Man.,  Ont ,  Que  , 

Sask . 

P.  A.  Dick . Ont . 

Stratton  Whitaker. .  B.C.,  Man.,  Ont. 

Sask . 

Head  Office .  Que . 

John  I.  Mills .  Ont . 

Arthur  Fraser .  Ont . 

J.  S.  Mitchell .  Ont . 

G.  N.  Hunter .  Ont . 

J.  M.  Biddle .  Ont . 

C.  E.  Sutherland.  .  .  Ont . 

McCallum  Hill  &  Co.  Alta.,  Sask . 

Frank  R.  Freeze. . . .  Alta.,  B.C.,  Sask . 


2,  3,  5,  6,  11-20,  22 
2,  3,  6 

1 

1- 10,  13,  14,  16-18,  20, 
23,  28,  29,  31,  33, 
35,  39  (ltd.),  40,  41 

2,  3,  6,  7,  13,  25 

2 

2 

2,  3,  6-8,  20,  23 
3 

20 

3,  5,  36 

2- 9,  10  (ltd.),  11-17 
20  (ltd.),  23 


Westminster  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Co.,  Glanworth . 

West  Wawanosh  Mutual  Fire  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  Dingannon . 

Yarmouth  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 
Co.,  St.  Thomas . 

♦Mutual  Benefit  Societies  registered  in 


J.  A.  McLachlan .  .  .  Ont .  2 

Dumin  Phillips .  Ont .  2 

Miss  F.  I.  Bucke.  .  .  Ont .  2 

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238 


TRADE  MARKS 


[1956 


TRADE  MARKS  ACT 

1-2  ELIZABETH  II,  CHAP.  49 

A  brief  summary  follows.  A  copy  of  the  Act  may  be  procured  from  The  Registrar,  Trade  Marks  Office, 
Ottawa  Ont.  It  is  suggested  a  competent  attorney  be  consulted.  The  names  of  a  number  of  such 
appear  in  these  pages. 

This  Act  came  into  force  July  1,  1954,  and  repeals  The  Unfair  Competition  Act. 


Interpretation 

In  these  regulations:  “the  Act”  means  the  Trade 
Marks  Act;  “applicant”  means  the  original  applicant 
or  the  transferee  last  recognized  under  rule  58; 
“Journal”  means  the  Trade  Marks  Journal;  “trade 
mark  agent”  means  a  person  whose  name  is  on  the 
register  of  trade  mark  agents. 

Trade  Mark 

Trade  Mark  means  a  mark  that  is  used  by  a  person 
for  the  purpose  of  distinguishing  or  so  as  to  distinguish 
wares  or  services  manufactured,  sold,  leased,  hired  or 
performed  by  him  from  those  manufactured,  sold, 
leased,  hired  or  performed  by  others;  a  certification 
mark;  a*distinguishing  guise,  or  a  proposed  trade  mark. 

Certification  Marks 

A  certification  mark  may  be  adopted  and  registered 
only  by  a  person  who  is  not  engaged  in  the  manu¬ 
facture,  sale,  leasing  or  hiring  of  wares  or  the  per¬ 
formance  of  services  such  as  those  in  association  with 
which  the  certification  mark  is  used. 

Distinguishing  Guise 

(1)  a  shaping  of  wares  or  their  containers,  or 

(2)  a  mode  of  wrapping  or  packaging  wares,  the 
appearance  of  which  is  used  by  a  person  for  the 
purpose  of  distinguishing  or  so  as  to  distinguish 
wares  or  services  manufactured,  etc.,  by  him  from 
those  ...  of  others. 

Confusing  Mark  or  Name 

F or  the  purposes  of  this  Act  a  trade  mark  or  trade 
name  is  confusing  with  another  trade  mark  or  trade 
name  if  the  use  of  such  first  mentioned  trade  mark  or 
trade  name  would  cause  confusion  with  such  last 
mentioned  trade  mark  or  trade  name  in  the  manner 
and  circumstances  described  in  section  6. 


Unfair  Competition 

No  person  shall  make  a  false  or  misleading  state¬ 
ment  tending  to  discredit  the  business,  wares  or 
services  of  a  competitor;  direct  public  attention  to 
his  wares,  services  or  business  in  such  a  way  as  to 
cause  or  be  likely  to  cause  confusion  in  Canada,  at 
the  time  he  commenced  so  to  direct  attention  to  them, 
between  his  wares,  services  or  business  and  the  wares’ 
services  or  business  of  another;  pass  off  other  wares 
or  services  as  and  for  those  ordered  or  requested; 
make,  use,  in  association  with  wares  or  services,  of  any 
description  that  is  false  in  a  material  respect  and 
likely  to  mislead  the  public  as  to  (i)  the  character, 
quality,  quantity  or  composition,  (ii)  the  geographical 
origin,  or  (in)  the  mode  of  the  manufacture,  product¬ 
ion  or  performance  of  such  wares  or  services;  or 
do  any  other  act  or  adopt  any  other  business  practice 
contrary  to  honest  industrial  or  commercial  usage 
in  Canada. 

Prohibited  Marks 

No  person  shall  adopt  in  connection  with  a  business 
as  a  trade  mark  or  otherwise,  any  mark  as  designated 
in  section  9  of  the  Act  (q.v.).  designated 

Registrable  Trade  Marks 

conduLansAnttiotregi8trable'  SUbjeCt  *°  Certai“ 

(a)  a  word  that  is  primarily  merely  the  name  or  the 
surname  of  an  individual  who  is  living  or  has  died 
withm  the  preceding  thirty  years; 

(5)  whether  depicted,  written  or  sounded,  either 
,n  fhiV6  rnKP  lV^  °r  deceptively  misdescriptive 
t?r^e  E  r +lsh  f°,r,French  languages  of  the  charac- 
wft°hrX  ^+°f- the  Wja: r6S  0r  services  in  association 
with  which  it  is  used  or  proposed  to  be  used  or 
of  the  conditions  of  or  the  persons  employed  in 
their  production  or  of  their  place  of  origin- 

(c)  the  name  m  any  language  of  any  of  the  wares  or 
services  m  connection  with  which  it  is  used  or 
proposed  to  be  used; 

(d)  confusing  with  a  registered  trade  mark;  or 

(e)  a  mark  of  which  the  adoption  is  prohibited 

under  the  terms  of  the  Act.  P 


A  trade  mark  that  is  not  registrable  by  reason  of 
paragraph  (a)  or  ( b )  above  is  registrable  if  it  has 
been  so  used  in  Canada  by  the  applicant  or  his  pre¬ 
decessor  in  title  as  to  have  become  distinctive  at  the 
date  of  filing  an  application  for  its  registration. 

Persons  Entitled  to  Register  Trade  Marks 

Any  applicant  who  has  filed  an  application  in 
accordance  with  section  29  for  registration  of  a  trade 
mark  that  is  registrable  and  that  he  or  his  predecessor 
in  title  has  used  in  Canada  or  made  known  in  Canada 
or  has  duly  registered  in  his  country  of  origin,  in 
association  with  wares  or  services  is  entitled,  subject 
to  this  Act,  to  secure  its  registration  in  respect  of 
such  wares  or  services,  unless  at  the  date  on  which 
he  or  his  predecessor  in  title  first  so  used  it  or  made  it 
known  it  was  confusing  with 

(a)  a  trade  mark  that  had  been  previously  used  in 
Canada  or  made  known  in  Canada  by  any  other 
person; 

(b)  a  trade  mark  in  respect  of  which  an  application 
for  registration  had  been  previously  filed  in 
Canada  by  any  other  person;  or 

(c)  a  trade  name  that  had  been  previously  used  in 
Canada  by  any  other  person. 

Register  of  Trade  Marks 

There  shall  be  kept  under  the  supervision  of  the 
R-egistrar  a  register  of  trade  marks  and  of  transfers, 
disclaimers,  amendments,  judgments  and  orders  re¬ 
lating  to,  and  of  registered  users  of,  each  registered 
trade  mark. 

The  register  shall  show,  with  reference  to  each 
registered  trade  mark,  the  following: 

(a)  the  date  of  registration; 

(b)  a  summary  of  the  application  for  registration; 

(c)  a  summary .  of  all  documents  deposited  with 
such  application  or  subsequently  thereto  and 
affecting  the  rights  to  such  trade  mark; 

(a)  particulars  of  each  renewal; 

(e)  particulars  of  each  change  of  name  and  address; 
and 

(/)  such  other  particulars  as  this  Act  or  the  regula- 
tions  require  to  be  entered  thereon. 

The  register  kept  under  The  Unfair  Competition 
Act,  1932,  or  the  Unfair  Competition  Act,  chapter  274 
of  the  Revised  Statutes  of  Canada,  1952,  forms  part 
of  the  register  kept  under  this  Act  and,  subject  to  a 
provision  thereof,  no  entry  made  therein,  if  properly 
made  according  to  the  law  in  force  at  the  time  it  was 
made,  is  subject  to  be  expunged  or  amended  only 
because  it  might  not  properly  have  been  made  pur¬ 
suant  to  this  Act. 

Trade  marks  on  the  register  at  the  date  of  the  com- 
’u®!!11}.*0  ‘orce  The  Unfair  Competition  Act,  1932 
shall  be  treated  as  word  marks  or  as  design  marks  as 
defined  in  that  Act  according  to  the  rules  prescribed 
by  the  Act. 

Trade  marks  registered  under  The  Unfair  Com¬ 
petition  Act,  1932,  or  the  Unfair  Competition  Act, 
chapter  -74,  revised  1952,  shall  in  accordance  with 
their  registration,  continue  to  be  treated  as  word 
marks  or  design  marks  as  defined  in  that  Act 


APPLICATIONS  FOR  REGISTRATION 
i  if1  ®-PPljc&nt  f°r  the  registration  of  a  trade  mark 
shall  hie  with  the  Registrar  an  application  containing 
(.a;  a  statement  in  ordinary  commercial  terms  of  the 
specific  wares  or  services  in  association  with 
winch  the  mark  has  been  or  is  proposed  to  be  used- 
W  m  the  case  of  a  trade  mark  that  has  been  used  in 
Canada,  the  date  from  which  the  applicant  or  his 
named  predecessors  in  title,  if  any,  have  so  used 
the  trade  mark  in  association  with  each  of  the 
general  classes  of  wares  or  services  described  in 
the  application; 

(c)  in  the  case  of  a  trade  mark  that  has  not  been 
used  in  Canada  but  is  made  known  in  Canada 
the  name  of  a  country  of  the  Union  in  which  it 
has  been  used  by  the  applicant  or  his  named 
predecessors  in  title,  if  any,  and  the  date  from 


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239 


and  the  manner  in  which  the  applicant  or  such 
predecessors  have  made  it  known  in  Canada  in 
association  with  each  of  the  general  classes  of 
wares  or  services  described  in  the  application; 

( d )  in  the  case  of  a  trade  mark  that  is  the  subject  in 
another  country  of  the  Union  of  a  registration  or 
an  application  for  registration  by  the  applicant 
or  his  predecessor  in  title  on  which  the  applicant 
bases  his  right  to  registration,  particulars  of  such 
application  or  registration  and,  if  the  trade  mark 
has  neither  been  used  in  Canada  nor  made 
known  in  Canada,  the  name  of  a  country  in 
which  the  trade  mark  has  been  used  by  the 
applicant  or  his  named  predecessor  in  title,  if  any, 
in  association  with  each  of  the  general  classes  of 
wares  or  services  described  in  the  application; 

(e)  in  the  case  of  a  proposed  trade  mark,  where  the 
application  is  not  accompanied  by  an  application 
for  registration  of  a  person  as  a  registered  user, 
a  statement  that  the  applicant  intends  to  use 
such  trade  mark  in  Canada; 

(/)  in  the  case  of  a  certification  mark,  particulars  of 
the  defined  standard  that  the  use  of  the  mark  is 
intended  to  indicate  and  a  statement  that  the 
applicant  is  not  engaged  in  the  manufacture, 
sale,  leasing  or  hiring  of  wares  or  the  performance 
of  services  such  as  those  in  association  with 
which  the  certification  mark  is  used; 

(ff)  the  address  of  the  applicant’s  principal  office 
or  place  of  business  in  Canada,  if  any,  and  if  the 
applicant  has  no  office  or  place  of  business  in 
Canada,  the  address  of  his  principal  office  or 
place  of  business  abroad  and  the  name  and 
address  in  Canada  of  some  person  or  firm  to 
whom  any  notice  in  respect  of  the  application  or 
registration  may  be  sent,  and  upon  whom  service 
of  any  proceedings  in  respect  of  the  application 
or  registration  may  be  given  or  served  with  the 
same  effect  as  if  they  had  been  given  to  or 
served  upon  the  applicant  or  registrant  himself  . 

(h)  unless  the  application  is  for  the  registration 
only  of  a  word  or  words  not  depicted  in  a  special 
form,  a  drawing  of  the  trade  mark  and  such 
number  of  accurate  representations  of  the  trade 
mark  as  may  be  prescribed :  and 

(i)  a  statement  that  the  applicant  is  satisfied  that 
he  is  entitled  to  use  the  trade  mark  in  Canada 
in  association  with  the  wares  or  services  described 
in  the  application. 

Registration  of  Trade  Marks 
When  an  application  for  registration  of  a  trade 
mark  other  than  a  proposed  trade  mark  is  allowed  the 
Registrar  shall  thereupon  register  the  trade  mark  and 
issue  a  certificate  of  its  registration.^ 

When  an  application  for  registration  of  a  proposed 
trade  mark  is  allowed,  the  Registrar  shall  give ;  notice 
to  the  applicant  accordingly  and  shall  register  the 
trade  mark  and  issue  a  certificate  of  its  registration 
upon  receipt  of  a  declaration  that  the  applicant,  his 
successor  in  title  or  a  person  approved  as  a  registered 
user  under  subsection  (7)  of  section  49  has  commenced 
the  use  of  the  trade  mark  in  Canada  in  association 
with  the  wares  or  services  specified  in  the  application. 

If  the  applicant  for  registration  of  a  proposed  trade 
mark  fails  to  file  the  declaration  referred  to  in  sub¬ 
section  (2)  within  six  months  after  the  notice  by  the 
Registrar  referred  to  in  subsection  (2),  his  application 
shall  be  deemed  to  be  abandoned. 


Registration  of  a  trade  mark  shall  be  made  in  the 
name  of  the  applicant  or  his  tj-ansferee;  the  day  on 
which  registration  is  made  shall  be  entered  on  the 
register,  and  the  registration  takes  effect  on  that  day. 

Amendment  of  the  Register 
The  Registrar  may,  on  application  by  the  registered 
owner  of  a  trade  mark  made  in  the  prescribed  manner, 
make  certain  amendments  to  the  register  and  justify 
an  extension  of  time. 

Transfer 

A  trade  mark,  whether  registered  or  unregistered, 
transferable,  and  deemed  always  to  have  been 


transferable,  either  in  connection  with  or  separately 
from  the  goodwill  of  the  business  and  in  respect  of 
either  all  or  some  of  the  wares  or  services  in  association 
with  which  it  has  been  used. 

Registered  User 

An  application  for  the  registration,  under  a  specified 
section  of  the  Act,  of  a  person  as  a  registered  user  of  a 
registered  trade  mark  shall  be  made  by  that  person 
and  the  owner  of  the  trade  mark,  and  shall  include  the 
address  of  the  proposed  registered  user’s  principal 
office  or  place  of  business  in  Canada,  if  any,  and  if  the 
proposed  registered  user  has  no  principal  office  or 
place  of  business  in  Canada,  the  address  of  his  principal 
office  or  place  of  business  abroad  and  the  name  and 
address  in  Canada  of  some  person  or  firm  to  whom 
any  notice  in  respect  of  his  application  or  registration 
may  be  sent,  and  upon  whom  service  of  any  proceed¬ 
ings  in  respect  of  his  application  or  registration  may 
be  given  or  served  with  the  same  effect  as  if  they  had 
been  given  to  or  served  upon  him. 

Fees 

The  following  fees  shall  be  payable  on  application 
to  the  Registrar  under  this  Act: 

An  application  to  register  a  trade  mark . $J5.UU 

An  application  to  register  a  person  as  a  re- 

gistered  user  of  a  registered  trade  mark .  zU.UU 

An  application  to  register  a  person  as  a  re¬ 
gistered  user  of  two  or  more  trade  marks 
registered  in  the  name  of  the  same  owner, 
where  the  conditions  and  restrictions  are  the 
same  for  the  use  of  each  trade  mark: 

for  the  first  trade  mark .  WMU 

for  each  other  trade  mark . •■••••  &-uu 

A  request  for  advertisement  of  an  application 

for  registration  of  a  trade  mark .  15-UU 

A  statement  of  opposition . .  iu.uu 

An  application  to  amend  the  registration  of  a 
trade  mark  by  extending  the  statement  of 
wares  or  services  in  respect  of  which  the  trade 

mark  is  registered . .  •  •  •  •  ■  ■■■■■■  f  o.UU 

An  application  to  amend  the  registration  of  a 
trade  mark  solely  by  correcting  or  changing 
the  address  of  the  registered  owner  or  a, 
registered  user  or  the  name  or  address  ot  the 
representative  for  service  of  either ......... 

An  application  to  vary _ the  registration  ^  a  ^ 


5.00 


person  as  a  registered  user  of  a  trade  mark. . 

Any  other  application  to  amend  the  registration 

of  a  trade  mark . .  •  ■  i;  • 

A  request  to  the  Registrar  to  recognize  the 
transfer  of  a  trade  mark  ...  .......•■■■■•■ 

An  application  for  renewal  of  the  registration  ot  ^  ^ 

a  trade  mark . .-••••••. .  n  'no 

An  application  for  extension  of  time - ......  o.uu 

An  application  for  transmission  of  an  original 

file  to  the  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada .  o.uu 


INDUSTRIAL  DESIGNS 

Summarized  from  the  Industrial  Design  and  Union  Label  Act 

.1  I  ' _ nf  t.hPTR 


REGISTRATION 

Address  Applications  to  Commissioner  of  patents, 
Ottawa 

The  proprietor  applying  for  the  registration  of  any 
design  shall  deposit  with  the  Minister  a  drawing  and 
description  in  duplicate  of  the  same  together  with  a 
declaration  that  the  same  was  not  in  use  to  i 
knowledge  by  any  other  person  than  himself  at  tne 
“f  his  adoption  thereof.  Drawings  not  to  exceed 

13A  design  6maydbe  registered  if  it  is  not  identical 
with  or  does  not  so  closely  resemble  any  other Resign 
nlreadv  registered  as  to  be  confounded  therewitn 
^Certificate of  Registration  when  issued  shall  be 
sufficient  evidence  of  the  design,  of  the  originality  ot 


the  design,  of  the  name  of  the  proprietor,  of  the  person 

Wi£  tt  rt“  anythdest°n  shall  for  a  good  and 

Tom  ^^the  ^^erslln^such^otlier  lierson^  shall  ^lone  be 
entitled  to  register  it. 

EXCLUSIVE  RIGHT  ,  ,  . 

The  registration  gives  exclusive  right  for  the  design. 

DURATION 

Exclusive  right  shall  be  valid  for  a  term  of  5  years, 
but  may  be  renewed  before,  or  within  3  “°^hs{^rte£ 
the  expiration  of  the  said  term  of  y  , 


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further  period  of  5  years  or  less  on  payment  of  the 
fee  prescribed  for  extension  of  time:  Provided  that 
the  whole  duration  of  the  exclusive  right  shall  not 
exceed  10  years  in  all. 

ASSIGNMENTS 

Designs  are  assignable  in  law  and  either  as  to 
the  whole  interest  or  any  undivided  part  thereof,  by 
an  instrument  in  writing  which  shall  be  recorded  on 
payment  of  the  fees  prescribed  by  the  Act.  A  prop¬ 
rietor  may  grant  and  convey  an  exclusive  right  to 
make,  use  and  vend  and  to  grant  to  others  the  right 
to  make,  use  and  vend  such  design  within  and  through¬ 
out  Canada  or  any  part  thereof  for  the  unexpired 
term  of  its  duration  or  any  part  thereof.  Such 
exclusive  grant  and  conveyance  shall  be  called  a 
license,  and  shall  be  recorded  in  like  manner  and 
time  as  assignments. 

PROTECTION 

In  order  that  any  design  may  be  protected,  it  shall 
be  registered  within  one  year  from  the  publication 
thereof  in  Canada,  and  after  registration,  the  name 
of  the  proprietor  shall  appear  upon  the  article  to 
which  his  design  applies  by  being  marked,  if  the 
manufacture  is  a  woven  fabric,  on  one  end  thereof, 
together  with  the  letters  Rd.,  and  if  the  manufacture 
is  of  any  other  substance,  with  the  letters  Rd.,  and 
the  year  of  registration  at  the  edge  or  upon  any 
convenient  part  thereof. 

The  mark  may  be  put  upon  the  manufacture  by 
making  it  on  the  material  itself,  or  by  attaching 
thereto  a  label  with  the  proper  marks  thereon. 

RIGHT  OF  ACTION 

A  proprietor  of  a  registered  design  may  maintain 
action  for  unwarranted  use  of  the  design  and  penalties 
are  provided  for  improper  application  of  design,  etc. 

FOREIGN  APPLICATIONS 

An  application  for  the  registration  of  an  industrial 
design  filed  in  this  country  by  any  person  who  has 
previously,  regularly  filed  an  application  for  the 
registration  of  the  same  industrial  design  in  a  foreign 
country  which  by  treaty,  convention  or  law  affords 
similar  privilege  to  citizens  of  Canada,  shall  have  the 
same  force  and  effect  as  the  same  application  would 
have  if  filed  in  this  country  on  the  date  on  which 
the  application  for  the  registration  of  the  same  in¬ 
dustrial  design  was  first  filed  in  such  foreign  country: 
provided  the  application  in  this  country  is  filed 
within  six  months  from  the  earliest  date  on  which 
any  such  foreign  application  was  filed. 

ALTERATION 

The  registered  proprietor  of  any  registered  indus¬ 
trial  design  may  apply  to  the  Exchequer  Court  of 
Canada  for  leave  to  add  to  or  alter  any  such  industri¬ 
al  design  in  any  particular  not  being  an  essential 
particular,  and  the  Court  may  refuse  or  grant  leave 
on  such  terms  as  it  may  think  fit. 


FEES 


Fees  payable  in  advance  are  as  follows: 

On  every  application  to  register  a  design,  in¬ 
cluding  certificate . 

On  every  application  as  to  a  design  for  an 
extension  of  time  for  each  year  of  such  ex¬ 
tension,  including  certificate . 

For  a  copy  of  every  certificate  of  registration 
separate  from  the  return  of  the  duplicate .  .  . 

For  the  recording  of  every  assignment . 

For  copies  of  documents  not  above  mentioned 
for  every  hundred  words  or  for  every  frac¬ 
tion  thereof . 


$5.00 

2.00 

1.00 

2.00 

0.50 


For  each  copy  of  any  drawing  and  for  each 
copy  of  any  drawn  copy  of  an  industrial 
design, — the  reasonable  expense  of  preparing 
the  same. 

On  every  application  for  the  renewal  of  the  rights 
for  an  industrial  design  filed  under  Sect.  10  (2)  an 

additional  fee  of . $5.00 

If  an  application  is  denied,  fees  will  be  returned 
ess  $2.00. 

^  TIMBER  MARKING  ACT 


Address  communications  to  the  Commissioner  of 
Patents ,  Ottawa. 

Every  person  engaged  in  the  business  of  lumbering 
or  the  getting  out  of  timber,  and  of  the  floating  or 
rafting  of  the  same  on  the  inland  waters  of  Canada, 
within  the  provinces  of  Ontario,  Quebec  and  New 
Brunswick,  shall,  within  one  month  after  he  engages 
therein,  select  a  mark  or  marks,  and  cause  such  mark 
or  marks  to  be  registered  in  the  manner  herein  pro¬ 
vided. 

The  person  who  registers  such  timber  mark  shall 
thereafter  have  the  exclusive  right  to  use  the  same, 
to  designate  the  timber  got  out  by  him  and  floated 
or  rafted  as  aforesaid;  and  he  shall  put  the  same  in  a 
conspicuous  place  on  each  log  or  piece  of  timber  so 
floated  or  rafted. 

Marks  may  be  cancelled  and  shall  be  assignable  in 
law. 

No  person,  other  than  the  person  who  has  regis¬ 
tered  the  same,  shall  mark  any  timber  of  any  descrip¬ 
tion  with  any  mark  registered  under  the  provisions 
of  this  Act,  or  with  any  part  of  such  mark. 

Penalties  are  provided  for  failing  to  select,  register 
and  use  proper  marks  and  for  marking  timber  with 
a  mark  registered  by  another. 


FEES 

On  every  application  to  register  a  timber  mark, 

including  certificate .  $2.00 

For  each  certificate  of  registration  not  already 

provided  for .  o.50 

For  each  copy  of  any  drawing,  the  reasonable 
expenses  of  preparing  the  same. 

For  recording  any  assignment .  1.00 


LOUIS  II.  CARREAU,  R.Sc.,  Q.C. 

Consulting  Engineer 

PATENT  ATTORNEY 
56  Sparks  Street,  Ottawa  4,  Ontario 

Associates: — 

William  E.  Harris,  Chemical  Engineer  William  G.  Dolan,  LL.B. (Notre  Dame) 

Dr.  E.  J.  Schubert,  P.  Eng. 


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PATENTS  IN  CANADA 

The  Patent  Act,  Chap.  203,  RS.,  1952. 

A  synopsis  of  the  principal  provisions  of  The  Patent  Act  are  given  below:— 

For  a  copy  of  the  Act  apply  to  the  Commissioner  of  Patents.  Ottawa,  who  receives  all  applications  and 
has  charge  of  all  records. 

As  it  is  difficult  for  an  applicant  to  properly  comply  with  the  regulations  of  the  Patent  Office  unless  he 
is  conversant  with  the  process  of  obtaining  a  patent,  any  person  contemplating  obtaining  a  patent  is  advised 
to  consult  one  of  the  patent  solicitors  whose  cards  appear  in  this  volume. 


Definition  of  Invention 
The  Act  defines  "invention"  as  any  new  and  useful 
art,  process,  machine,  manufacture  or  composition 
of  matter,  or  any  new  and  useful  improvement  in 
the  same. 


Who  Mat  Obtain  Patents 

Subject  to  the  various  provisions  of  the  Act,  any 
inventor  or  legal  representative  of  an  inventor,  of  an 
invention  which  was: 

(а)  not  known  or  used  by  others  before  he 
invented  it,  and 

(б)  not  described  in  any  patent  or  in  any 
publication  printed  in  Canada  or  in  any  other 
country  more  than  two  yearB  before  presentation 
of  the  petition,  and 

(c)  not  in  public  use  or  on  sale  in  Canada  for 
more  than  two  years  prior  to  his  application  in 
Canada 

may  obtain  a  patent  granting  him  an  exclusive  pro¬ 
perty  in  such  invention. 

Any  inventor  or  legal  representative  of  an  inventor 
who  applies  in  Canada  fora  patent  for  an  invention  for 
which  application  for  patent  has  been  made  in  any 
other  country  by  such  inventor  or  his  legal  repre¬ 
sentative  before  the  filing  of  the  application  in  Can¬ 
ada,  shall  not  be  entitled  to  obtain  in  Canada  a 
patent  for  that  invention  unless  his  application  in 
Canada  is  filed: 

(а)  before  issue  of  any  patent  to  such  inventor 
or  his  legal  representative  for  the  same  invention 
in  any  other  country;  or 

(б)  if  a  patent  has  issued  in  any  other  country 
within  twelve  months  after  the  filing  of  the 
first  application  by  such  inventor  or  his  legal 
representative  for  patent  for  such  invention  in 
any  other  country. 

No  patent  shall  issue  for  an  invention  which  has  an 
illicit  object  in  view,  or  for  any  mere  scientific 
principle  or  abstract  theorem. 


Applications  for  Patents 
An  applicant  for  a  patent  shall  state  in  his  applica¬ 
tion,  if  resident  in  Canada,  his  address  in  Canada. 
If  not  so  resident,  the  name  and  address  of  some 
person  resident  in  Canada  who  has  been  nominated 
to  represent  the  applicant  or  patentee  for  all  purposes 
of  the  Act  including  the  service  of  any  proceedings 
taken  under  any  provision  of  the  Act.  This  repre¬ 
sentative  may  be  changed  if  necessary. 

Each  application  for  a  patent  shall  be  completed 
and  prepared  for  examination  within  twelve  months 
after  the  filing  of  the  application,  and  in  default 
thereof,  or  upon  failure  of  the  applicant  to  prosecute 
the  same  within  six  months  after  any  examiner  s 
action  thereon  of  which  notice  shall  have  been  given 
to  the  applicant,  such  application  shall  be  deemed 
to  have  been  abandoned,  but  it  may  be  reinstated 
within  twelvemonths  after  the  date  on  which  it 
was  deemed  to  have  been  abandoned,  if  the  tailure 
to  prosecute  the  application  within  the  time  speci¬ 
fied  was  not  reasonably  avoidable.  An  application 
so  reinstated  shall  retain  its  original  filing  date. 

Treatt  or  Convention  Rights 
Section  29  (1).  provides  that  an  application  for 
a  patent  filed  in  Canada  by  any  person  entitled 
to  protection  under  the  terms  of  any  treaty  or  con¬ 
vention  relating  to  patents  to  which  Canada  is  a 
party  who  has.  or  whose  agent  or  other  legal  repre¬ 
sentative  has.  previously  regularly  filed  an  application 
for  a  patent  for  the  same  invention  m  any  o  he 
country  which  by  treaty,  convention  or  law  affords 


similar  privilege  to  citizens  of  Canada,  shall  have  the 
same  force  and  effect  as  the  same  application  would 
have  if  filed  in  Canada  on  the  date  on  which  the 
application  for  patent  for  the  same  invention  was 
first  filed  in  such  other  country,  provided  the  applica¬ 
tion  in  this  country  is  filed  within  twelve  months 
from  the  earliest  date  on  which  any  such  application 
was  filed  in  such  other  country  or  from  the  thirteenth 
day  of  June,  1923. 

No  patent  shall  be  granted  on  an  application  for  a 
patent  for  an  invention  which  bad  been  patented  or 
described  in  a  patent  or  publication  printed  in  Canada 
or  any  other  country  more  than  two  years  before  the 
date  of  the  actual  filing  of  the  application  in  Canada, 
or  which  had  been  in  public  use  or  on  sale  in  Canada 
for  more  than  two  years  prior  to  such  filing. 


Joint  Applications 


Section  33  (1),  new  in  1947,  provides  that: 

(1)  Where  an  invention  is  made  by  two  or  more 
inventors,  and  one  of  them  refuses  to  make  applica¬ 
tion  for  a  patent  or  his  whereabouts  cannot  be 
ascertained  after  diligent  enquiry,  the  other  inventor 
or  his  legal  representative  may  make  application, 
and  a  patent  may  be  granted  in  the  name  of  the 
inventor  who  makes  the  application,  on  satisfying 
the  Commissioner  that  the  joint  inventor  has  refused 
to  make  application  or  that  his  whereabouts  cannot 
be  ascertained  after  diligent  enquiry. 

Where  an  applicant  has  agreed  to  assign  a  patent 
when  granted  to  another  person  or  to  a  joint  applicant 
and  refuses  to  proceed  with  the  application;  or 
where  disputes  arise  between  joint  applicants  as  to 
proceeding  with  the  application,  the  Commissioner 
may  grant  a  patent  to  either  one  of  the  parties. 
Procedure  is  also  outlined  when  a  joint  applicant 
retires  or  is  added. 


Assignments — Applicants  not  Inventors 
A  patent  may  be  granted  to  any  person  to  whom 
an  inventor  has  assigned  or  bequeathed  by  his  laBt 
will  his  right  to  obtain  it  and  the  assignee  may 
register  such  an  assignment,  after  which  the  applica¬ 
tion  cannot  be  withdrawn  without  the  consent  of 
the  assignee. 

Improvements  Mat  Be  Patented 
Any  improvement  to  a  patented  invention  may  be 
patented. 

Term  of  Patent 

The  term  limit  for  the  duration  of  patents  issued 
by  the  Patent  Office  under  this  Act  is  17  years  from 
the  date  on  which  the  patent  is  granted  and  issued 
but  if  the  application  for  the  patent  was  filed  prior 
to  the  coming  into  force  of  this  section  of  the  Act, 
the  term  is  18  years  from  the  date  on  which  the 
patent  is  granted  and  issued. 

Refusal  of  Patents 

Where  a  patent  is  refused,  the  applicant  may  any 
time  within  6  months’  appeal  the  decision  to  the 
Exchequer  Court.  (Sec.  44) 


Government  Owned  Patents 
Sections  20,  21,  and  22  are  new  in  1947,  dealing 
ith  secret  patents  and  patents  relating  to  Atomic 
nergy.  Section  20  (1)  provides  that: 

90  (1)  Any  officer,  servant  or  employee  of  the 
rown  or  of  a  corporation  which  is  an  agent  or  servant 
the  Crown,  who,  acting  within  the  scope  of  his 
ities  and  employment  as  such,  invents  any  mven- 
on  in  instruments  or  munitions  of  war,  shall,  if  so 
quired  by  the  Minister  of  National  Defence,  assign 
such  minister  on  behalf  of  Her  Majesty  all  the 
■nefits  of  the  invention  and  of  any  patent  obtained 
'  to  be  obtained  for  the  invention;  and  any  other 
>rson  who  invents  any  such  invention  may  so  assign 
such  minister  on  behalf  of  Her  Majesty  ail  the 


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[1956 


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Canada  Life  Building,  330  University  Avenue 
TORONTO  1,  CANADA 


COWLING.  MacTAVISH,  OSBORNE  &  HENDERSON 

Barristers  and  Solicitors 
88  Metcalfe  Street,  Ottawa  4,  Ontario 
PATENTS,  TRADE  MARKS  AND  COPYRIGHTS 
COURT,  DEPARTMENTAL  AND  PARLIAMENTARY  AGENTS 


Counsel,  LEONARD  W.  BROCKINGTON,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 

p  u  .  JvGoridon  Gowlin9/  Q.C.,  LL.D.  Duncan  K.  MacTavish,  Q.C. 

RonnW  r  M°W-er  John  C.  Osborne  Gordon  F.  Henderson,  Q.C. 

n  plric^km?m  Charles  F.  Scott  Adrian  T.  Hewitt 

Pn'„  P  w'RO  f  David  Watson  E.  Peter  Newcombe 

Paul  P.  Hewitt  R.  G.  McClenahan  John  L.  Nesbitt 

Donald  C.  Sim 


F.G.  Aubrey 


PATENT  AND  TRADE  MARK  AGENTS 

D.G.R.  Grundy 

P.  J.  Armstrong  jDhn  |.  Butler 


Peter  Kirby 


MARION  &  MARION,  ROBIC  &  BASTIEN 

Established  1892 
PATENTS,  TRADE  MARKS,  ETC. 

1510  Drummond  Street  MONTREAL  25,  P.Q. 

RAYMOND  A.  ROBIC,  Prof.T.  J.  ALFRED  BASTIEN 

P.  LESPERANCE,  B.A.,  P.Eng.  J.  o.  BAIL 

Phonef  AVenue  8  -2152  and  2153  -  Cable  Address-Marion,  Montreal 


1956] 


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benefits  of  the  invention  and  of  any  patent  obtained 
or  to  be  obtained  for  the  invention. 

Provision  is  made  that  an  inventor,  other  than 
those  mentioned  in  the  preceding  section,  shall  be 
entitled  to  compensation.  Persons  making  assign¬ 
ments  or  having  knowledge  thereof  are  deemed  to 
have  information  entrusted  in  confidence.  Other 
provisions  deal  with  secrecy.  Subsection  (15)  pro¬ 
vides  that: 

The  Governor  in  Council,  if  satisfied  that  an 
invention  relating  to  any  instrument  or  munition  of 
war,  described  in  any  specified  application  for  patent 
not  assigned  to  the  Minister  of  National  Defence, 
is  vital  to  the  defence  of  Canada  and  that  the  publica¬ 
tion  of  a  patent  therefor  should  be  prevented  in 
order  to  preserve  the  safety  of  the  State,  may  order 
that  such  invention  and  application  and  all  the 
documents  relating  thereto  shall  be  treated  for  all 
purposes  of  this  section  as  if  the  invention  had  been 
assigned  or  agreed  to  be  assigned  to  the  Minister  of 
National  Defence. 

Infringement 

Anyone  infringing  a  patent  shall  be  liable  to  the 
patentee  and  to  all  persons  claiming  under  him  for 
all  damages  sustained  by  the  patentee  or  by  any 
such  person  by  reason  of  such  infringement;  and  the 
Court  may  issue  an  injunction  restraining  the 
opposite  party  from  the  further  use,  sale,  etc.,  of  the 
article. 

Provision  is  made  that  a  person  who,  previous  to 
the  granting  of  the  patent  has  purchased,  constructed 
or  acquired  any  invention  shall  have  the  right  of 
using  and  selling  the  article,  etc. 

Impeachment 

If  any  person  has  reasonable  cause  to  believe  that 
any  process  used  or  proposed  to  be  used  or  any 
article  made,  used  or  sold  or  proposed  to  be  made, 
used  or  sold  by  him  might  be  alleged  by  any  patentee 
to  constitute  an  infringement  of  an  exclusive  pro¬ 
perty  or  privilege  granted  thereby,  he  may  bring  an 
action  in  the  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  against 
the  patentee  for  a  declaration  that  such  process  or 
article  does  not  or  would  not  constitute  an  infringe¬ 
ment  of  such  exclusive  property  or  privilege. 


Priority  of  Inventions 
No  patent  or  claim  in  a  patent  shall  be  declared 
invalid  or  void  on  the  ground  that,  before  the  inven¬ 
tion  therein  defined  was  made  by  the  inventor  by 
whom  the  patent  was  applied  for  it  had  already  been 
known  or  used  by  some  other  inventor,  unless  it  is 
established  either  that, 

(a)  before  the  date  of  the  application  for  the 
patent  such  other  person  had  disclosed  or  used 
the  invention  in  such  manner  that  it  had  become 
available  to  the  public;  or  that 

( b )  such  other  person  had,  before  the  issue 
of  the  patent,  made  an  application  for  patent  in 
Canada  upon  which  conflict  proceedings  should 
have  been  directed;  or  that 

(c)  such  other  person  had  at  any  time  made 
an  application  in  Canada  which  by  virtue  of 
section  twenty-nine  of  this  Act  had  the  same 
force  and  effect  as  if  it  had  been  filed  in  Canada 
before  the  issue  of  the  patent  and  upon  which 
conflict  proceedings  should  properly  have  been 
directed  had  it  been  so  filed. 


Patented  Article  to  be  Marked  or  Stamped 
Every  patentee  under  this  Act  shall,  if  possible, 
stamp  or  engrave  on  each  patented  article  sold  or 
offered  for  sale  by  him  notice  of  the  year  of  the  date 
of  the  patent  applying  to  such  article,  thus  Patented, 
1935,  or  as  the  case  may  be.  ,  ,  ...... 

When,  from  the  nature  of  any  patented  article  it 
cannot  be  so  stamped  or  engraved  the  patentee  shall, 
if  possible,  affix  to  it,  or  to  every  package  wherein 
one  or  more  of  such  articles  is  or  are  enclosed,  a 
label  marked  with  the  like  notice.  . 

When  any  patented  article  or  material  is,  from  its 
nature  or  character,  such  that  it  cannot  be  so  stamped 
or  engraved  and  cannot,  reasonably,  be  packaged  or 
labelled  the  patentee  shall,  in  all  descriptive  or  adver¬ 
tising  matter  published  by  him  and  relating  to  such 
patented  article  or  material,  insert  the  like  notice. 

Abuse  of  Rights  Under  Patents 
Not  Working  a  Patented  Invention 
The  Attorney  General  of  Canada  or  any  person 
interested  may  at  any  time  after  the  exp'rauori  of 
three  years  from  the  date  of  the  grant  of  a  patent 


apply  to  the  Commissioner  alleging  in  the  case  of  that 
patent  that  there  has  been  an  abuse  of  the  exclusive 
rights  thereunder  and  asking  for  relief  under  this  Act. 

The  exclusive  rights  under  a  patent  shall  be  deemed 
to  have  been  abused  in  any  of  the  following  circum¬ 
stances  — 

(a)  If  the  patented  invention  (being  one  cap¬ 
able  of  being  worked  within  Canada)  is  not  being 
worked  within  Canada  on  a  commercial  scale, 
and  no  satisfactory  reason  can  be  given  for  such 
non-working: 

Provided  that,  if  an  application  is  presented 
to  the  Commissioner  on  this  ground,  and  the 
Commissioner  is  of  opinion  that  the  time  which 
has  elapsed  since  the  grant  of  the  patent  has  by 
reason  of  the  nature  of  the  invention  or  for  any 
other  cause  been  insufficient  to  enable  the  in¬ 
vention  to  be  worked  within  Canada  on  a 
commercial  scale,  the  Commissioner  may  make 
an  order  adjourning  the  application  for  such 
period  as  will  in  his  opinion  be  sufficient  for  that 
purpose; 

( b )  If  the  working  of  the  invention  within 
Canada  on  a  commercial  scale  is  being  prevented 
or  hindered  by  the  importation  from  abroad  of 
the  patented  article  by  the  patentee  or  persons 
claiming  under  him,  or  by  persons  directly  or 
indirectly  purchasing  from  him,  or  by  other 
persons  against  whom  the  patentee  is  not  taking 
or  has  not  taken  any  proceedings  for  infringe¬ 
ment; 

(c)  If  the  demand  for  the  patented  article  in 
Canada,  is  not  being  met  to  an  adequate  extent 
and  on  reasonable  terms; 

(d)  If,  by  reason  of  the  refusal  of  the  patentee 
to  grant  a  licence  or  licences  upon  reasonable 
terms,  the  trade  or  industry  of  Canada  or  the 
trade  of  any  person  or  class  of  persons  trading 
in  Canada,  or  the  establishment  of  any  new 
trade  or  industry  in  Canada,  is  prejudiced,  and 
it  is  in  the  public  interest  that  a  licence  or 
licences  should  be  granted; 

(e)  If  any  trade  or  industry  in  Canada,  or  any 
person  or  class  of  persons  engaged  therein,  is 
unfairly  prejudiced  by  the  conditions  attached 
by  the  patentee,  whether  before  or  after  the 
passing  of  this  Act,  to  the  purchase,  hire,  licence, 
or  use  of  the  patented  article,  or  to  the  using  or 
working  of  the  patented  process; 

(/)  If  it  is  shown  that  the  existence  of  the 
patent,  being  a  patent  for  an  invention  relating 
to  a  process  involving  the  use  of  materials  not 
protected  by  the  patent  or  for  an  invention 
relating  to  a  substance  produced  by  such  a 
process,  has  been  utilized  by  the  patentee  so  as 
unfairly  to  prejudice  in  Canada  the  manufacture, 
use  or  sale  of  any  such  materials. 

License  where  Invention  not  being  Worked 
If  a  case  of  abuse  is  established  the  Commissioner 
may  order  a  grant  to  an  applicant  of  a  licence  on  such 
terms  as  the  Commissioner  may  think  expedient;  or 
if  he  is  satisfied  that  an  invention  is  not  being  worked 
on  a  commercial  scale  within  Canada,  he  may  under 
certain  circumstances  order  the  grant  of  an  exclusive 
licence  to  an  applicant  able  to  provide  capital  for 
the  working  of  the  patent;  or  he  may  order  the  patent 

to  be  revoked.  ..  .,  ,  , 

In  granting  an  exclusive  licence  a  royalty  snail  be 
arranged  payable  to  the  patentee. 


Caveats 

Any  intending  applicant  for  a  patent  who  has  not 
vet  perfected  his  invention  and  is  in  fear  of  being 
despoiled  of  his  idea,  may  file  in  the  Patent  Office  a 
document  setting  forth  a  description  of  hm  invention 
10  far  as  it  has  proceeded,  with  or  without  plans,  at 
As  own  will;  and  the  Commissioner,  on  payment  of 
die  prescribed  fee  shall  cause  that  document,  which 
shall  be  called  a  '•caveat,"  to  be  preserved  in  secrecy 
with  the  exception  that  he  shall  deliver  copies  thereof 
whenever  required  by  the  applicant  or  by  any 
udicial  tribunal.  The  secrecy  of  the  document 
shall  cease  when  the  applicant  obtains  a  patent  for 

1  lf\ f ^rpphcaTion  is  made  by  any  other  person  for  a 
oa tent  for  any  invention  with  which  such  caveat 
nay  in  any  respect  interfere  the  Commissioner  shall 
Wthwith  give  notice  of  such  application  by  mail  to 
;he  person  who  has  filed  such  "caveat",  and  such 


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[1956 


person  shall,  within  three  months  after  the  date  of 
mailing  the  notice,  if  he  wishes  to  avail  himself  of  the 
“caveat",  file  his  petition  and  take  the  other  steps 
necessary  od  an  application  for  a  patent,  and  if,  in 
the  opinion  of  the  Commissioner,  the  applications 
are  conflicting,  like  proceedings  may  be  had  in  all 
respects  as  are  by  this  Act  provided  in  the  case  of 
conflicting  applications. 

Unless  the  person  filing  a  “caveat”  makes  applica¬ 
tion  within  one  year  from  such  filing  the  Commis¬ 
sioner  shall  be  relieved  from  the  obligation  of  giving 
notice  and  the  “caveat"  shall  thereafter  remain  as  a 
simple  matter  of  proof  as  to  novelty  or  priority  of 
invention,  if  required. 

Patents  Issued  Out  of  Canada 
The  Commissioner  shall  upon  the  request  of  any 
person  who  states  in  writing  the  name  of  the  in¬ 
ventor,  if  available,  the  title  of  the  invention  and  the 
number  and  date  of  a  patent  said  to  have  been 
granted  in  another  country  inform  such  person 
whether  an  application  for  a  patent  of  the  same 
invention  is  pending  in  Canada  or  not. 

Jurisdiction  of  Exchequer  Court 
54.  The  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  shall  have 
J  ursidiction,  on  the  application  of  the  Commissioner 
or  of  any  person  interested,  to  order  that  any  entry 
in  the  records  of  the  Patent  Office  relating  to  the 
title  to  a  patent  be  varied  or  expunged. 

Patent  Attorneys 

A  register  of  attornevs  shall  be  kept  in  the  Patent 
Office  containing  the  names  of  all  attorneys  entitled 
to  represent  applicants  for  patents. 


Fees 

The  principal  fees  are  as  follows: — 

On  filing  an  application  for  patent . $30.00 

On  grant  of  patent,  payable  on  pain  of  forfeiture 
within  six  months  from  the  date  of  notice  of  the 

allowance  of  patent . .  .  .$30.00 

On  asking  reinstatement  of  abandoned  application 

under  section  thirty-one . $25.00 

On  filing  an  amendment  after  allowance  of  an 

application  for  patent . $10.00 

On  lodging  a  caveat . $10.00 

On  petition  to  reissue  a  patent  after  surrender. $50.00 
On  asking  for  a  certified  typewritten  or  photostat 
copy  of  patent  with  specification,  not  exceeding 

20  pages,  exclusive  of  drawings . $4.00 

On  filing  an  application  or  petition  under  sections 
41.  67,  or  68  of  the  Act — for  each  patent  mention¬ 
ed  therein . $10.00 

Printed  copies  of  Patents  granted  from  January  1st 
1949  to  date  are  available  at  a  cost  per  copy  of  50 
cents. 

Forfeited  Applications 
75  (2)  A  forfeited  application  may  be  restored  and  a 
patent  granted  thereon  on  application  to  the  Com¬ 
missioner  within  six  months  from  the  incurrence  of 
the  forfeiture,  on  payment  with  the  application  for 
restoration,  in  addition  to  the  fee  payable  on  the 
grant  of  the  patent,  of  a  further  fee  of  thirty  dollars 
and  the  restored  application  shall  be  subject  to 
amendment  and  re-examination. 


RIDOUT  &  MAYBEE 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Engineers 

PATENT  AND  TRADE  MARK  ATTORNEYS 


G.  E.  MAYBEE,  Q.C.,  B. A.  J.  a.  LEGRIS  Jr.,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc. 

R.  V.  JACKSON,  B.A.,  (Chem.),  B.C.L.  W.  L.  H AYHURST,  B.Sc.,  M.S. 

Ill  RICHMOND  STREET  WEST,  TORONTO  1  EM.  3-0119 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required 


1956] 


COPYRIGHT 


245 


THE  CANADIAN  LAW  OF  COPYRIGHT 


by  Harold  G.  Fox,  Q.C. 


What  Is  Copyright?  Copyright,  as  its  name 
implies,  is  merely  the  right  to  restrain  copying.  By 
the  terms  of  the  Canadian  Copyright  Act,  which 
came  into  force  on  January  1st,  1924,  copyright 
subsists  in  every  original  literary,  dramatic,  musical, 
and  artistic  work.  The  work  must  be  original  and 
its  author  must,  at  the  date  of  its  making,  be  a 
British  subject,  a  citizen  or  subject  of  a  foreign 
country  which  has  adhered  to  the  Berne  Convention, 
or  be  resident  within  the  British  Dominions;  and  if 
in  the  case  of  a  published  work  the  work  was  first 
published  within  British  dominions  or  in  a  country 
which  has  adhered  to  the  Berne  Convention.  A  work 
is  deemed  to  be  first  published  in  such  a  country  if 
published  there  and  in  some  other  country  simul¬ 
taneously.  The  last  word  is  interpreted  as  allowing 
fourteen  days  interval  between  the  publication  in 
the  two  countries. 

Publication  means  the  issue  of  copies  to  the  public. 
It  does  not  include  the  performance  in  public  of  a 
dramatic  or  musical  work,  the  delivery  in  public  of 
a  lecture,  the  exhibition  in  public  of  an  artistic  work, 
or  the  construction  of  an  architectural  work  of  art. 
Nor  does  the  issue  of  photographs  and  engravings 
of  works  of  sculpture  and  architectural  works  of  art 
constitute  publication  of  such  works. 

Copyright  is  defined  by  the  Act  as  the  sole  right 
to  produce  or  reproduce  the  work  or  any  substantial 
part  thereof  in  any  material  form  whatsoever,  to 
perform,  or  in  the  case  of  a  lecture  to.  deliver,  the 
work  or  any  substantial  part  thereof  in  public;  if 
the  work  is  unpublished,  to  publish  the  work  or  any 
substantial  part  thereof.  Copyright  as  conferred  by 
the  statute  includes  the  sole  right  to  produce,  repro¬ 
duce,  perform,  or  publish  translations  of  the  work, 
the  sole  right  to  convert  from  a  dramatic  work  to  a 
non-dramatic  work,  to  convert  from  a  non-dramatic 
work  or  an  artistic  work  to  a  dramatic  work,  by  way 
of  performance  in  public  or  otherwise,  to  make 
records,  perforated  rolls,  cinematograph  films  or  other 
contrivances  by  means  of  which  the  work  may  be 
mechanically  performed  or  delivered;  to  reproduce, 
adapt  and  publicly  present  the  work  by  cinemato¬ 
graph,  to  communicate  it  by  radio  communication, 
and  to  authorize  any  of  these  acts. 

Originality.  The  originality  required  by  the 
statute  relates  to  the  expression  of  thought.  .  ihe 
form  in  which  the  work  is  clothed  should  be  original 
although  the  idea  or  concept  upon  which  the  work 
is  based  need  have  no  originality  whatsoever.  Origin¬ 
ality  in  copyright  law  means  that  the  work  must  be 
in  a  form  created  by  its  author  and  must  not  be 
copied  from  any  other  work.  An  illustration  of  this 
principle  may  be  furnished  in  simple  terms  by  refer¬ 
ence  to  copyright  in  paintings.  An  artist  may  paint 
a  particular  scene,  let  us  say,  in  the  Laurentian 
mountains.  A  second  artist  may  set  up  his  easel  on 
exactly  the  same  spot  as  the  first  artist  and  may 
paint  exactly  the  same  scene,  as  he  sees  it.  vv  hatever 
similarity  the  two  works  may  have  is  irrelevant.  1  he 
second  work  is  an  original  work  and  entitled  to 
copyright.  If,  however,  the  second  artist  does  not  go 
to  the  scene  itself,  but  paints  his  canvas  from  a  view 
of  the  first  artist’s  canvas,  the  second  artist  not  only 
infringes  the  first  artist’s  copyright,  but  is  not  entitled 
to  copyright  in  his  own  work.  The  same  principle, 
of  course,  applies  to  photographs. 

In  order  to  understand  this  principle  it  will  be 
useful  to  refer  to  copyright  m  compilations  and 
anthologies.  An  author  may  decide  to  write,  as  an 
example  a  history  of  the  Roman  Empire.  He  cannot 
knowPthkt  history  other  than  by  reading  the  sources 
original  and  secondary.  From  these  he  compiles  a 
work  based  upon  the  works  of  others, but  to  Y“cl! 
he  has  lent  an  original  character  by  his  own  mental 
labours  and  is  therefore  entitled  to  copyright  in  that 
work  A  second  author  may  go  to  the  same  original 
and  secondary  sources  and  compile  a  like  w°rk.  Ide  is 
entitled  to  copyright  in  it  and  does  not  infringe  the 
copyright  of  the  first  compiler  provided  he  “sestne 
first  compiler’s  work  fairly  and  only  for  checking 
the^  accuracy  of  his  own  without  copy  mg  any  sub¬ 
stantial  part  of  it. 


Literary  Works.  Literary  works  are  those  which 
are  expressed  in  print  or  writing  such  as  books, 
maps,  plans,  tables  and  compilations.  Copyright  in 
a  work  includes  the  title  of  the  work  if  that  title  is 
original  and  distinctive,  but  the  mere  taking  of  a 
title  apart  from,  any  substantial  part  of  a  work  does 
not  constitute  infringement.  It  is  only  when  the 
title  has  become  so  far  identified  with  a  work  as  to 
mean  that  work  and  that  work  alone  in  the  minds 
of  the  public,  that  such  a  taking  can  be  restrained 
on  the  ground  that  the  second  work  is  passed  off 
on  the  public  as  and  for  the  first  work. 

Dramatic  Works.  Dramatic  works  include  any 
piece  for  recitation,  choreographic  work,  or  enter¬ 
tainment  in  dumb  show,  the  scenic  arrangement  or 
acting  form  of  which  is  fixed  in  writing  or  otherwise, 
and  any  cinematograph  production  where  the  arrange¬ 
ment  or  acting  form  or  the  combination  of  incidents 
represented  give  the  work  an  original  character. 
Copyright  subsists  not  only  in  the  actual  words  of 
the  work  but  in  the  dramatic  incidents  created.  In 
order  to  be  protected  as  a  dramatic  work  there  must 
be  some  dramatic  action.  On  this  basis  a  dance  step 
or  piece  of  dramatic  action  may  be  protected  by  a 
written  description  of  the  acts  of  the  performer.  In 
that  case  there  is  a  double  copyright,  one  in  the 
writing  itself  as  a  literary  work  and  the  other  in  the 
reproduction  of  the  dance  or  drama,  which  is  thus 
fixed  in  writing. 

Musical  Works.  Musical  works  are  defined  as 
any  combination  of  melody  and  harmony,  or  either 
of  them,  printed,  reduced  to  writing  or  otherwise 
graphically  produced  or  reproduced.  There  is,  there¬ 
fore,  no  copyright  in  an  impromptu  until  its  notation 
has  been  fixed  in  writing  or  print  by  the  composer. 
There  then  exists  the  right  to  restrain  either  its 
copying  in  printed  form  or  its  public  performance. 

Artistic  Works.  Artistic  works  include  works  of 
painting,  drawing,  sculpture  and  artistic  craftsman¬ 
ship,  and  architectural  works  of  art  and  engravings 
and  photographs.  Engravings  include  etchings,  litho¬ 
graphs,  woodcuts,  prints  and  other  similar  works  not 
being  photographs.  An  architectural,  work  means 
any  building  or  structure  having  an  artistic  character 
or  design  in  respect  of  such  character  or  design,  or 
any  model  for  such  building  or  structure,  but  the 
protection  is  confined  to  the  artistic  character  and 
design  and  does  not  extend  to  processes  or  methods 
of  construction. 

Industrial  Designs.  Certain  works  fall  within 
the  definition  of  artistic  works  but  will  not  be  subject 
to  copyright  owing  to  certain  conditions.  These  are 
such  works  as  are  designs  capable  of  being  registered 
under  the  Design  Act,  and  used  or  intended  to  be 
used  as  models  or  patterns  to  be  multiplied  by  any 
industrial  process.  Designs  which  do  not  meet  that 
definition  are  not  industrial  designs  but  artistic  works 
and  are  subject  to  artistic  copyright.  A  design  is 
deemed  to  be  used  as  a  model  or  pattern  to  be  multi¬ 
plied  by  an  industrial  process  when  it  is  reproduced 
or  intended  to  be  reproduced  in  more  than  fifty 
single  copies  not  together  constituting  a  set  or  is  to 
be  applied  to  (1)  printed  paper  hangings,  (2)  carpets, 
floor  cloths  or  oil  cloths  manufactured  or  sold  in 
lengths  or  pieces,  (3)  textile  piece  goods  or.  textile 
goods  manufactured  or  sold  in  lengths  or  pieces  or 
(4)  lace,  not  made  by  hand. 

Literary  or  Artistic  Merit.  In  no  case  need 
the  subject  of  copyright  possess  any  degree  of  literary 
or  artistic  merit.  It  would  be  highly  improper  if 
copyright  were  to  depend  on  the  opinion  of  any 
court  as  to  the  presence  or  absence  of  such  an  elusive 
duality,  depending  solely  on  individual  taste,  value, 
or  discretion.  The  writer  of  doggerel  verse  or  the 
mvstery  novel  is  entitled  to  the  same  copyright  as 
the  winner  of  the  Nobel  prize  in  literature,  and  the 
author  of  the  comic  strip  cartoon  receives  no  less 
protection  than  do  those  whose  works  are  hung  in 
the  galleries  of  the  nation.  In  this  regard  the  applic¬ 
able  maxim  is  Be  gustibus  non  disputandum. 

Immoral  Works.  There  is  one  minor  qualification 
to  the  above  remarks.  The  courts  will  not  protect 


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immoral,  indecent,  obscene,  or  blasphemous  works. 
What  falls  within  the  scope  of  these  terms  is  impos¬ 
sible  of  definition  and  must  depend  upon  the  suscepti¬ 
bilities  and  sensibilities  of  any  court  adjudicating 
upon  the  matter.  Thus,  thirty  years  ago  Elinor 
Glynn’s  Three  Weeks  was  held  to  be  an  obscene  work 
disentitled  to  protection.  Within  the  present  decade 
Judge  Wolsey,  in  the  United  States,  promulgated 
his  now  famous  decision  holding  that  Joyce’s  Ulysses 
was  not  an  immoral  work.  Tempora  mutantur  nos  et 
nutamur  in  illis!  It  may  safely  be  said  in  principle 
that  a  work  which  is  not  purely  pornographic  but  is 
honest  work  endeavouring  to  create  an  atmosphere, 
to  depict  life  or  to  delineate  the  author’s  or  artist’s 
concept  of  things  as  they  are  or  ought  to  be,  would 
not  be  held  to  be  immoral  and  would  be  entitled 
to  copyright. 

Ownership  of  Copyright.  The  author  of  the 
work  is,  in  general,  the  first  owner  of  the  copyright. 
The  author  is  the  person  who  actually  writes,  draws, 
paints,  carves,  models,  fabricates,  or  composes  the 
work,  unless  he  is  a  mere  amanuensis  or  workman. 
A  person  who  suggests  the  idea  of  a  work  is  not  its 
author  or  even  joint  author.  A  ghost  writer,  there¬ 
fore,  is  the  author  of  the  biography  which  he  writes 
and  the  possibly  famous  person  of  whom  he  writes 
and  who  supplies  the  facts  and  recollections  upon 
which  the  biography  is  based  is  not  entitled  to  any 
share  in  the  copyright — unless,  of  course,  there  is  an 
agreement  to  the  contrary.  It  should  always  be 
remembered  that  copyright  is  a  property  right  and, 
therefore,  contracts  can  be  made  respecting  its 
ownership  and  disposal. 

A  work  of  joint  authorship  is  one  produced  by  the 
collaboration  of  two  or  more  authors  in  which  the 
contribution  of  one  author  is  not  distinct  from  the  con¬ 
tribution  of  the  other  author  or  authors.  Joint  authors, 
in  general,  own  copyright  in  equal  shares. 

In  the  case  of  photographs  the  person  or  corpora¬ 
tion  owning  the  original  negative  from  which  the 
photograph  is  made  is  deemed  to  be  the  author  and 
therefore  the  owner  of  the  copyright.  The  same 
principle  applies  in  the  case  of  the  owner  of  the 
original  plate  from  which  any  records,  perforated 
rolls  and  other  contrivances  for  mechanically  repro¬ 
ducing  sounds  were  derived. 

Where  a  plate  or  other  original  of  an  engraving, 
photograph  or  portrait  is  ordered  and  made  for 
valuable  consideration  and  pursuant  to  the  order, 
then,  in  the  absence  of  agreement  to  the  contrary, 
the  person  giving  the  order  and  not  the  author  of 
the  work  is  the  first  owner  of  copyright.  This  is  an 
important  principle.  In  the  case  of  a  portrait  painter, 
the  subject  who  gives  the  order  and  pays  for  the 
portrait  receives  not  only  the  finished  portrait  for 
which  lie  pays,  but  the  copyright  in  his  portrait  as 
well.  In  the  case  of  photographs  the  same  principle 
applies.  But  where  the  photographer  takes  photo¬ 
graphs  on  speculation  and  then  endeavours  to  sell 
them  to  the  subject,  it  is  the  photographer  who 
owns  the  copyright. 

Where  the  author  of  the  work  is  in  the  employment 
ot  some  other  person  under  a  contract  of  service  or 
apprenticeship  and  the  work  was  made  in  the  course 
ot  his  employment  by  that  person,  the  person  by 
whom  the  author  was  employed  is,  in  the  absence 
°  agreement  to  the  contrary,  the  first  owner 

ot  the  copyright.  Where,  therefore,  a  writer  on  a 
newspaper  or  magazine  holds  a  position  on  the  staff 
ot  that  publication  for  which  he  is  paid  a  salary 
and  wntes,  let  us  say,  feature  articles,  the  copy- 
i  ight  m  those  articles  belongs  to  the  owner  of  the 
publication.  If,  however,  an  independent  or  free 
lance  writer  is  retained  to  write  a  series  of  articles 
tor  which  the  owner  of  the  publication  contracts  to 
him  a  certain  sum  of  money,  the  copyright  in 
those  articles  belongs  to  the  writer  and  not  to  the 
owner  of  the  publication,  because  the  writer  is  under 
a  contract  for  service  and  not  a  contract  of  service. 

Where  an  article  or  other  contribution  to  a  news¬ 
paper,  magazine  or  similar  periodical,  is  written  by 
a  staff  writer  acting  in  the  course  of  his  employment 
and  there  is  no  agreement  to  the  contrary,  although 
the  copyright  in  the  article  resides  in  the  owner  of 
the  publication,  the  writer  nevertheless  has  reserved 
to  him  a  right  to  restrain  its  publication  otherwise 
than  as  Part  of  a  newspaper,  magazine  or  similar 
periodical.  Thus  a  staff  writer  may  contribute  to 
his  newspaper  or  magazine  a  series  of  twenty  or 


thirty  articles.  It  is  then  decided  to  publish  those 
articles  in  book  form.  The  owner  of  the  publication 
cannot  publish  without  the  author’s  consent,  and  the 
author,  not  being  the  owner  of  the  copyright,  cannot 
publish  without  the  consent  of  the  owner  of  the 
'publication.  The  only  way  publication  can  occur  is 
by  mutual  agreement,  and  in  such  case  it  is  presumed 
that  the  author  will  make  his  bargain  to  his  best 
advantage. 

There  is  a  distinct  cleavage  between  the  intangible 
right  known  to  the  law  as  copyright,  and  the  owner¬ 
ship  of  the  physical  embodiment  in  which  that  right 
resides.  This  is  of  particular  importance  in  the  case 
of  artistic  works.  Many  painters  and  sculptors  are 
unaware  of  the  fact  that  when  they  sell  one  of  their 
works  they  do  not  necessarily  part  with  the  right  to 
reproduce  it  or,  in  other  words,  to  issue  copies  of  it 
to  the  public.  It  must  also  be  said  that  many  pur¬ 
chasers  of  artistic  works,  particularly  art  galleries, 
national  and  otherwise,  take  an  arbitrary  view  of 
the  rights  they  acquire  when  they  purchase  an  artistic 
work.  Copyright  is  something  entirely  apart  from 
the  piece  of  canvas  and  pigment  composing  a  painting 
and  from  the  mass  of  bronze,  marble  or  other  material 
forming  a  work  of  sculpture.  The  sale  of  the  physical 
object  and  the  transfer  of  property  therein  do  not 
of  themselves  transfer  copyright.  Copyright  is  a  separ¬ 
ate  and  distinctly  existing  right  and  can  only  be 
transferred  by  contract,  express  or  implied.  For  this 
reason  authors,  artists,  composers,  sculptors  and 
other  creators  of  original  works  would  be  well  advised 
to  ensure  that  every  sale  of  their  works  is  made  in 
accordance  with  a  written  memorandum.  If  such  a 
procedure  were  generally  adopted  the  present  habit 
indulged  in  by  art  galleries  of  selling  photographs  and 
other  reproductions  of  artistic  works  in  their  pos¬ 
session  without  compensation  to  the  artist  would 
promptly  cease. 


But,  since  the  practice  of  selling  photographs  is  to 
the  publicity  advantage  of  both  gallery  and  artist, 
artists  would  be  well  advised  to  enter  into  an  agree¬ 
ment  with  galleries  to  continue  to  issue  photographs 
on  a  royalty  basis. 

Term  of  Copyright.  The  general  term  of  copy¬ 
right  in  works  published  and  performed  in  public 
during  the  author’s  lifetime  is  the  life  of  the  author 
a,nd  fifty  years  after  his  death.  In  the  case  of  a 
literary,  dramatic  or  musical  work  or  an  engraving 
in  v'hich  copyright  subsists  at  the  time  of  the  death 
of  the  author,  but  which  has  not  been  published  nor 
performed,  nor  in  the  case  of  a  lecture,  been  delivered 
ln  ,Ru^ic  before  that  date,  copyright  subsists  till 
publication  or  performance  or  delivery  in  public, 
whichever  may  first  happen,  and  for  a  term  of  fifty 
years  thereafter.  It  will  thus  be  seen  that  copyright 
in  unpublished  works  may  extend  almost  indefinitely. 

In  case  of  works  of  joint  authorship  copyright 
subsists  during  the  life  of  the  author  who  dies  last 
a*n<u  -y  years  after  his  death.  The  term  of  copy¬ 
right  m  photographs  is  fifty  years  from  the  making 
ot  the  original  negative.  In  the  case  of  records,  perfor¬ 
ated  rolls,  and  other  mechanical  contrivances  for  the 
reproduction  of  sound,  the  term  is  fifty  years  from 
the  making  of  the  original  matrix,  plate,  or  negative. 

Copyright  in  Government  publications  is  fifty 
years  from  the  date  of  first  publication.  This  term 
is  provided  by  statute,  but  one  would  be  well  advised 
to  remember  that  the  Crown  may  well  claim  a 
prerogative  right  of  copyright  in  perpetuity. 

In  all  cases  of  published  works  the  term  of  copy¬ 
right  is  subject  to  a  statutory  right  for  any  person 
to  reproduce  the  work  on  statutory  terms  at  any 
time  after  the  expiration  of  twenty-five  years  or,  in 
the  case  of  works  in  which  copyright  subsisted  on 

+1?  4’  if?21'  thlrty  years,  from  the  death  of  the 
author.  I  he  statutory  terms  require  notice  of  inten- 
tion  to  publish  and  the  payment  of  royalties  calculated 
at  tu  per  cent  of  the  published  price  of  the  work 

Assignment  and  Licence.  Creators  of  original 
works  may  assign  their  copyright  either  wholly  or 
partially  and  either  generally  or  subject  to  terri¬ 
torial  limitations  and  either  for  the  whole  term  of 

v7fr,f0Pyn®h^  or  f?r  any  part  thereof,  and  may 
SN“  ,  ^,ny  interest  m  the  right  by  way  of  licence. 
i\o  such  assignment  or  grant  is,  however,  valid  unless 

nVhm  SIgne<4  by  the  owner  of  the  copyright 

or  by  his  duly  authorized  agent.  The  owner  of 
copyright  may,  therefore,  split  the  right  into  as 
many  component  parts  as  he  desires.  He  may  assign 


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or  license  the  right  to  publish,  to  produce  or  to  repro¬ 
duce  his  work  on  one  or  a  million  occasions.  He  may 
allow  reproduction  in  one  or  a  dozen  countries  or  in 
one  or  a  thousand  cities.  He  may  assign  or  license  to 
different  persons  the  right  to  reproduce  a  work  of 
art  by  photography  and  by  colour  process.  He  may 
license  its  reproduction  to  one  person  for  a  calendar 
and  to  another  for  a  Christmas  card.  In  fact  there 
is  hardly  any  limit  that  can  be  placed  upon  the 
dealings  which  a  copyright  owner  may  have  in  his 
copyright  if  he  can  find  someone  who  desires  a 
particular  part  of  the  right  and  is  willing  to  pay  for  it. 

Where  part  of  the  copyright  is  assigned,  the  assignee 
becomes  the  owner  of  that  part  of  the  right.  If, 
therefore,  the  composer  of  a  musical  work  assigns 
the  right  of  public  performance,  the  assignee  can 
restrain  everybody  else  from  performing  the  work 
in  public.  He  cannot,  however,  restrain  the  author 
or  the  person  to  whom  the  author  may  assign  that 
particular  part  of  the  copyright  from  issuing  printed 
copies  of  the  musical  score  to  the  public. 

An  assignee  or  licensee  is  wise  to  register  his  assign¬ 
ment  or  licence  in  the  Copyright  Office  at  Ottawa. 

Droit  Moral.  The  moral  right  oi  an  author  is 
recognized  by  the  Canadian  Copyright  Act  which 
provides  that,  independently  of  the  copyright  and 
even  after  the  assignment,  he  shall  have  the  right 
to  claim  authorship  of  the  work  and  to  restrain 
distortion,  mutilation  or  other  modification  in  the 
work  which  would  be  prejudicial  to  his  honour  or 
reputation.  The  statute  does  not  say  who  is  to 
decide  what  amount  or  what  quality  of  distortion, 
mutilation  or  modification  would  be  prejudicial  to 
an  author’s  honour  or  reputation.  This  is  a  subject 
which  has  received  wide  treatment  in  the  European 
and  South  American  countries.  There  is  no  corres¬ 
ponding  section  in  the  British  Copyright  Act  and, 
despite  the  quarter  of  a  century  during  which  the 
section  has  found  its  place  in  the  Canadian  statute, 
no  case  has  been  heard  by  the  courts  in  which  this 
section  was  invoked.  It  is  interesting  to  speculate 
whether  the  reason  for  such  lack  of  interest  in  the 
section  lies  in  the  honesty  and  integrity  of  Canadian 
publishers,  performers  and  owners  of  other  repro¬ 
ducing  media  or  in  the  apathy  and  indifference  of 
Canadian  authors,  artists,  and  composers. 


Formalities.  Copyright  under  the  Canadian 
Copyright  Act  is  automatic  and  the  author  of  a 
work  need  comply  with  no  formality  whatsoever  in 
order  that  he  shall  possess  copyright  in  his  .work. 
The  statute  contains  provisions  for  registration  of 
copyright  but  these  are  permissive  only  and  no 
registration  need  take  place.  There  is  one  minor 
point  on  which  registration  might  possibly  benefit 
the  author  but  it  is  involved  in  such  legal  techni¬ 
calities  that  it  need  not  be  discussed  further.  It  may 
safely  be  said  that  an  autlmr  is  perfectly  protected 
if  he  entirely  neglects  to  register  his  copyright. 

Berne  Convention.  Once  a  work  is  made,  copy¬ 
right  subsists  not  only  in  Canada  but  throughout 
the  British  Commonwealth  and  all  countries  which 
have  adhered  to  the  Berne  Convention.  By  arrange¬ 
ment  with  the  United  States,  Canadian  authors  are 
entitled  to  apply  for  copyright  in  that  country  but 
their  copyright  is  not  automatic.  It  must  be  regis¬ 
tered  and  all  other  requirements  of  the  United  States 
Copyright  Act  complied  with  including  publication 
within  the  United  States  if  the  work  is  a  literary 
work  in  the  English  language. 

Infringement.  Infringement  consists  in  doin_ 
without  the  consent  of  the  owner  of  the  copyright 
anything  the  sole  right  to  do  which  is  by  the  Copy¬ 
right  Act  conferred  on  the  owner  of  the  copyright. 
It  will  thus  be  seen  that  it  is  infringement,  without 
the  consent  of  the  owner  of  the  copyright,  to  issue 
copies  of  a  work  to  the  public,  to  perform  it  m 
public,  to  reproduce  it  in  any  manner,  to  make  a 
translation  of  it,  to  convert  a  novel  into  a  dramatic 
work,  to  convert  a  dramatic  work  into  a  novel,  and 
so  on.  But  it  must  be  emphasized  that  copyright  is 
not  an  absolute  monopoly,  but  is  only  the  right  to 
restrain  copying,  and  if  some  other -  person  produces 
a  similar  work  independently  of  the  owner  of  the 
copyright,  there  will  be  no  infringement. 

Importation  of  infringing  works  constitutes  in¬ 
fringement  as  well  as  their  being  made  m  the  country. 
There  are  effective  provisions  m  the  Copyright  Act 
and  in  the  Customs  Tariff  Act  for  preventing  impor¬ 
tation  of  infringing  copies. 


1  he  making  of  only  one  copy  of  a  work  will  con¬ 
stitute  infringement  and  it  need  not  be  an  exact 
copy.  A  colourable  imitation  is  sufficient.  There 
must,  however,  be  a  substantial  part  of  the  work 
taken  or  a  substantial  part  of  the  work  performed 
in  public.  In  one  case  the  reproduction  of  the  march 
Colonel  Bogey  consisting  of  so  much  as  was  played 
in  twenty  seconds  was  held  to  be  an  infringement. 
In  another  case  dealing  with  the  musical  work 
Walking  my  Baby  back  Home  sufficient  was  played 
to  allow  the  court  to  recognize  the  tune,  although 
the  evidence  was  so  conflicting  that  the  plaintiff 
claimed  that  thirty-two  bars  had  been  played  and 
the  defendant  claimed  only  five  bars  had  been  played. 

There  are  specific  provisions  relative  to  infringe¬ 
ment  in  cases  of  making  records  and  other  mechanical 
contrivances  for  the  reproduction  of  sounds.  They 
are  somewhat  complicated  but,  in  general,  they 
provide  that  the  making  of  such  contrivances  shall 
not  constitute  infringement  if  similar  contrivances 
have  previously  been  made  by,  or  with  the  consent 
of,  the  owner  of  the  copyright,  and  the  person  who 
makes  them  gives  notice  of  his  intention  to  make 
them  and  pays  the  stipulated  royalty  of  two  cents 
per  perforated  roll  or  playing  surface. 

Lawful  Use  of  Copyright.  By  statute  there 
are  certain  lawful  uses  of  copyright  and  no  person 
is  permitted  to  complain  if  the  use  of  his  work  is 
made  under  the  following  circumstances: 

1 .  Any  fair  dealing  with  any  work  for  the  purpose 
of  private  study,  research,  criticism,  review  or  news¬ 
paper  summary.  The  use  must  be  fair.  Thus  in  one 
Canadian  case  an  entire  article  was  printed  in  a 
newspaper  as  the  basis  upon  which  a  criticism  was 
printed  following  it.  The  court  held  that  this  was 
not  fair  dealing. 

2.  The  author  of  an  artistic  work  who  is  not  the 
owner  of  copyright  therein  may  use  any  mould,  cast, 
sketch,  plan,  model  or  study  made  by  him  for  the 
purpose  of  the  work,  provided  that  he  does  not 
thereby  repeat  or  imitate  the  main  design  of  the  work. 

3.  Paintings,  drawings,  engravings,  or  photographs 
may  be  made  of  a  work  of  sculpture  or  artistic 
craftsmanship  if  permanently  situated  in  a  public 
place  or  building.  The  same  thing  may  be  done  in 
connection  with  any  architectural  work  of  art  so 
long  as  such  drawings,  etc.,  are  not  in  the  nature 
of  architectural  drawings  or  plans. 


4.  Short  passages  from  copyright  published  literary 
works  which  are  not  themselves  published  for  the 
use  of  schools  may  be  published  in  a  collection  mainly 
composed  of  non-copyright  matter  bona  fide  intended 
for  the  use  of  schools  and  so  described  in  the  title 
and  in  any  advertisements  issued  by  the  publisher. 
But  no  more  than  two  of  such  passages  from  works 
by  the  same  author  may  be  published  by  the  same 
publisher  within  five  years  and  in  each  case  the 
source  from  which  such  passages  are  taken  must 
be  acknowledged. 

5.  A  newspaper  may  publish  a  report  of  a  lecture 

delivered  in  public,  unless  the  report  is  prohibited 
by  a  conspicuous  notice  affixed  before  and  mam  tamed 
during  the  lecture.  .  .  ...  , 

6.  The  reading  or  recitation  in  public  by  one 
person  of  any  reasonable  extract  from  any  published 
work.  Note  the  limitation  to  “one  person.  this 
precludes  the  public  performance  by  more  than  one 
actor  of  even  a  small  scene  in  a  dramatic  work. 

7.  Any  musical  work  may  be  performed  without 
motive  of  gain  by  the  directors  at  any  agricultural, 
agricultural-industrial  exhibition  or  fair  which  re¬ 
ceived  a  grant  from  or  is  held  under  Dominion,  pro¬ 
vincial  or  municipal  authority. 

8  Any  church,  college  or  school  and  any  religious, 
charitable  or  fraternal  organization  may  perform  any 
musical  work  without  payment  if  done  m  furtherance 
of  a  religious,  educational,  or  charitable  object. 

9.  A  report  of  an  address  of  a  political  nature 
,mi;„omrl  at  a.  nublic  meeting  may  be  published  in 


i  newspaper.  , .  -  . 

Remedies  for  Infringement.  In  case  ot  mtrmge- 
nent  the  owner  of  copyright  has  two  remedies.  He 
nay  sue  the  infringer  in  the  civil  courts  for  damages 
ncurred  by  him,  as  well  as  the  profits  made  by  the 
nfringer,  and  may  ask  for  the  delivery  to  him  of  all 
nfringing  copies.  Such  an  action  is  to  be  brought 
,vi  thin  three  years  after  the  infringement  takes  place, 
[n  addition,  the  owner  of  the  copyright  may  prosecute 
■he  infringer  criminally  for  his  acts.  This  should 


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give  the  copyright  owner  little,  if  any,  personal  satis¬ 
faction  and  no  gain  would  accrue  to  him  other  than 
the  satisfaction  of  personal  animus.  The  first  remedy 
is  the  proper  one  and  is  that  which  ought  to  be 
followed. 

Works  made  before  1924.  Copyright  as  we  now 
know  it  came  into  effect  with  the  new  Canadian 
Copyright  Act  on  January  1,  1924.  But  copyright 
subsisted  in  many  works  in  Canada  at  that  date, 
and  in  such  cases  they  received  copyright  under  the 
new  Act  by  virtue  of  a  special  transition  section. 
It  would  be  difficult  to  express  in  any  moderate  space 
the  principles  upon  which  copyright  subsisted  in 
Canada  prior  to  1924.  There  was  in  existence  a 
Canadian  Copyright  Act  prior  to  that  date  which 
required  registration  and  any  work  registered  under 
that  Act  would  naturally  be  the  subject  of  copyright. 
But  copyright  might  also  have  subsisted  in  certain 
works  prior  to  1924  which  were  not  registered  under 
that  Act.  We  may  state  the  position  shortly  as  follows: 

1.  Copyright  subsisted  at  the  effective  date 
(January  1,  1924)  in  all  works  then  unpublished 
whatever  their  nature. 

2.  Literary  works  published  in  the  British  Do¬ 
minions  were  the  subject  of  copyright  whether  regis¬ 
tered  or  unregistered  either  in  Canada  or  at  Stationers’ 
Hall  in  London. 

3.  Dramatic  works  were  protected  as  literary  works 
in  their  printed  form,  but  so  far  as  their  performing 
right  was  concerned  copyright  subsisted  during  the 
life  of  the  author  and  seven  years  after  his  death,  or 
forty-two  years  from  the  date  of  first  performance 
of  the  work.  If  the  work  fell  within  that  definition 
on  the  effective  date  copyright  subsisted  in  that  work 
provided  it  had  not  been  first  performed  in  a  foreign 
country  to  which  the  Imperial  International  Copy¬ 
right  Act  did  not  extend. 

4.  Musical  works  enjoyed  copyright  in  printed 
form  as  literary  works,  whether  registered  or  un¬ 
registered  and  so  far  as  concerned  their  performing 
right  were  treated  the  same  as  dramatic  works. 

5.  Artistic  works  were  protected  prior  to  1924 
only  if  they  were  registered  under  the  then  existing 
Canadian  Copyright  Act. 

6.  Mechanical  contrivances  for  reproducing  sounds, 
if  made  before  January  1,  1924,  are  by  special  pro¬ 
vision  treated  as  if  the  present  Copyright  Act  had 


been  in  force  at  the  time  they  were  made. 

The  above  is  not  intended  to  be  an  exhaustive 
statement  of  the  law  of  copyright  prior  to  the  com¬ 
mencement  ©f  the  present  Copyright  Act.  It  is, 
however,  of  the  utmost  importance  when  considering 
works  in  existence  before  January  1,  1924  to  under¬ 
stand  what  was  their  status  at  that  effective  date 
because  the  new  Act  contains  a  transition  section 
which  conferred  copyright  under  the  new  Act  upon 
all  works  in  which  copyright  subsisted  at  the  effective 
date.  The  first  thing  to  decide,  therefore,  is  whether 
a  work  was  or  was  not  the  subject  of  copyright  on 
January  1,  1924.  If  it  was,  no  matter  what  the 
nature  or  term  of  the  copyright  to  which  it  was  then 
entitled,  it  is  now  entitled,  generally  speaking,  to 
copyright  as  established  by  the  new  Copyright  Act. 

It  is  a  matter  of  no  little  difficulty  to  endeavour  to 
explain  the  principles  of  the  law  of  Copyright  within 
the  short  compass  of  this  article.  Many  subjects 
have  obviously  been  left  untouched  and  there  will 
naturally  remain  many  pitfalls  for  the  unwary.  The 
intention  of  this  article  is  to  give  to  the  author, 
artist,  sculptor  and  composer,  a  very  broad  and 
general  idea  of  the  rights  he  possesses  in  his  original 
creations.  Those  rights  ought  to  be  protected  and 
their  owners  will  find  that  an  appreciation  and  under¬ 
standing  of  those  rights  and  an  insistence  upon  their 
recognition  will  earn  them  respect  in  this  commercial 
world,  while  at  the  same  time  according  to  them  some 
measure  of  reward  for  their  labours.  Those  labours 
have  produced  and  are  producing  great  works  for 
the  benefit  and  enjoyment  of  mankind  and  as  a 
famous  jurist  said  nearly  two  centuries  ago,  “It  is 
wise  in  any  state  to  encourage  letters  and  the  painful 
researches  of  learned  men.  The  easiest  and  most 
equal  way  of  doing  it,  is,  by  securing  to  them  the 
property  of  their  own  works.  Nobody  contributes, 
who  is  not  willing:  and  though  a  good  book  may  be 
run  down  and  a  bad  one  cried  up,  for  a  time;  yet 
sooner  or  later,  the  reward  will  be  in  proportion  to 
the  merit  of  the  work.  A  writer’s  fame  will  not  be 
the  less,  that  he  has  bread,  without  being  under  the 
necessity  of  prostituting  his  pen  to  flattery  or  party, 
to  get  it.  He  wrho  engages  in  a  laborious  work,  which 
may  employ  his  whole  life,  will  do  it  with  more 
spirit,  if,  besides  his  own  glory,  he  thinks  it  may  be 
a  provision  for  his  family.” 


SUCCESSION  DUTIES  IN  CANADA 

THE  DOMINION  SUCCESSION  DUTY  ACT 


The  following  is  a  resume  of  some  of  the  principal 
provisions  of  the  Act,  4-5  George  VI,  Chap,  14., 
assented  to  June  14th,  1941,  and  amendments  up  to 
and  including  1952.  The  information  hereunder  is 
only  partial,  is  not  interpretative,  and  legal  advice 
should  be  sought  in  specific  cases. 

Succession 

(Sec.  3.)  A  succession  includes: 

(а)  property  and  income  therefrom  voluntarily 
transferred  by  grant,  bargain  or  gift  or  by  any 
form  or  manner  of  transfer  made  in  general  contemp¬ 
lation  of  death. 

(б)  property  taken  as  a  donatio  mortis  causa; 

.(c)  gifts  made  on  or  after  April  29,  1941,  and 
within  3  years  prior  to  death  of  deceased. 

(d)  gifts  of  which  actual  and  bona  fide  possession 
and  enjoyment  was  not  immediately  assumed  to  the 
entire  exclusion  of  the  donor. 

(e)  property  held  jointly  except  such  part  which 
was  contributed  by  the  survivor. 

Property  Valued  at  Death 

(Sec.  5.)  Property  shall  be  valued  as  of  the  date 
of  death  and  is  not  subject  to  any  appreciation  or 
depreciation  after  the  date  of  death. 

Aggregate  Net  Value 

(Sec,  2o)  "Aggregate  net  value"  means  the  fair 
market  value  as  at  the  date  of  death,  of  all  the 
property  of  the  deceased,  wherever  situated,  together 
with  the  fair  market  value,  as  at  the  said  date,  of  all 
such  other  property  wherever  situated,  mentioned 
and  described  in  section  3  of  this  Act,  as  deemed  to  be 
included  in  a  succession  or  successions,  as  the  case 
may  be,  from  the  deceased  as  predecessor,  after  the 
debts,  incumbrances  and  other  allowances  are 


deducted  therefrom  as  authorized  by  subsection  nine 
of  section  seven  and  by  section  eight  of  this  Act. 

Dutiable  Value 

(Sec.  2e)  “Dutiable  value”  means,  in  the  case  of 
the  death  of  a  person  domiciled  in  Canada,  the  fair 
market  value,  as  at  the  date  of  death,  of  all  property 
included  in  a  succession  to  a  successor  less  the 
allowances  as  authorized  by  subsection  nine  of  section 
seven  and  by  section  eight  of  this  Act  and  less  the 
value  of  real  property  situated  outside  of  Canada,  and 
means,  in  the  case  of  the  death  of  a  person  domiciled 
outside  of  Canada,  the  fair  market  value  of  property 
situated  in  Canada  of  the  deceased  included  in  a 
succession  to  a  successor  less  the  allowances  as 
authorized  by  subsection  nine  of  section  seven  and  by 
sections  8  and  9  cf  this  Act. 


(Sec.  2b)  (amended  1944)  “child”  means 

(i)  a  child  of  the  deceased; 

(ii)  a  person  lawfully  adopted  while  under  the  age 
ot  twelve  years  by  the  deceased  as  his  child; 

(m)  a  person  who,  during  his  infancy  for  a  period 
ot  not  less  than  ten  years,  wras  in  law  or  in  fact  in 
the  custody  and  control  of  the  deceased  and  was 
dependent  upon  the  deceased  for  support;  or 

(iv)  a  lineal  descendant  of  a  person  described  bv 
subparagraph  (1),  (ii)  or  (iii) ; 

if  at  the  time  of  the  death  of  the  deceased  the  child, 
person  or  lineal  descendent  was 

(v)  under  eighteen  years  of  age  in  the  case  of  the 
deceased  s  own  child  or  adopted  child; 

(vl)  under  eighteen  years  of  age  and  dependent 
upon  the  deceased  for  support;  or 


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(vii)  eighteen  years  of  age  or  over  and  likewise 
dependent  upon  the  deceased  on  account  of  mental 
or  physical  infirmity. 

Deceased  Person 

(Sec.  2c)  "Deceased”  or  "deceased  person”  means 
a  person  dying  after  the  coming  into  force  of  this  Act. 
Exemptions  and  Allowances 
(Sec.  7)  (1)  From  the  dutiable  value  of  a,ny 
property  included  in  a  succession  the  following 
exemptions  shall  be  deducted  and  no  duty  shall  be 
leviable  in  respect  thereof: — - 

(a)  where  the  successor  isthewidowof  thedeceased, 
the  value  of  the  property  up  to  the  amount  of  $20,000, 
which  exemption,  however,  shall  be  increased  for 
each  child  of  the  deceased — 

(i)  by  $5,000  if  such  child  does  not  benefit  as  a 
result  of  the  death  of  the  deceased; 

(ii)  by  $5,000  less  the  value  of  the  property 
included  in  a  succession  to  the  child  from  the  de¬ 
ceased  ; 

(b)  where  the  successor  is  a  child  of  the  deceased 
the  value  of  the  property  up  to  the  amount  of  $5,000; 

(c)  where  the  successor  is  a  child  of  the  deceased 
having  no  surviving  parent,  the  value  of  the  property 
up  to  the  amount  of  $15,000,  which  exemption  shall 
be  in  addition  to  the  exemption  provided  for  by 
paragraph  (6)  of  this  subsection:  Provided,  however, 
that  where  more  than  one  child  is  entitled  to  exemp¬ 
tion  hereunder  the  exemption  shall  be  limited  to  the 
sum  of  $15,000  divisible  amongst  such  children  in 
proportion  to  the  value  of  the  property  included  in 
each  succession; 

Charitable  Gifts 

( d )  where  the  successor  is  a  charitable  organization 
in  Canada  operated  exclusively  as  such  and  not  for  the 
benefit,  gain  or  profit  of  any  person,  member  or  share¬ 
holder  thereof; 

(e)  where  the  successor  is  the  Dominion  of  Canada 
or  any  province  or  political  subdivision  thereof; 

(/)  in  respect  of  a  gift  made  by  the  deceased  wmere 
the  same  is  proved  to  have  been  absolute  and  to  have 
taken  effect  in  the  lifetime  of  the  deceased,  to  have 
been  part  of  his  ordinary  and  normal  expenditure,  and 
to  have  been  reasonable  having  regard  to  the  amount 
of  his  income  and  the  circumstances  under  which 
the  gift  was  made;  ,  ,  .,  ,  , 

(g)  in  respect  of  any  gift  made  by  the  deceased 
prior  to  the  29th  day  of  April,  1941,  where  actual  and 
bona  fide  possession  and  enjoynent  of  the  property, 
the  subject  matter  of  the  gift,  has  been  assumed  by 
the  donee  or  by  a  trustee  for  the  donee  immediately 
upon  the  making  of  the  gift  and  thenceforward 
retained  to  the  entire  exclusion  of  the  donor,  or  ot 
any  benefit  to  him,  whether  voluntary  or  by  contract 

or  otherwise;  ,  ,  ,  .  .  . 

(h)  in  respect  of  a  gift  made  by  the  deceased  in  his 
lifetime  where  gift  tax  has  been  paid  under  the 
provisions  of  the  Income  War  Tax  Act  or  the  Income 
Tax  Act,  except  to  the  extent  to  which  duty  payable 
under  this  Act  exceeds  the  gift  tax  so  paid; 

(t)  where  the  value  of  the  property  included  in  the 
succession  to  any  one  successor  does  not  exceed 

®i  ooo. 

(j)  in  respect  of  any  succession  comprising  property 
acquired  for  or  incidental  to  residence  in  Canada,  by 

(i)  a  minister,  secretary,  or  attache,  of  legation,  or 

(ii)  a  consul,  or  vice-consul,  of  career;  or 

(iii)  a  high  commissioner,  accredited  representative, 

or  the  secretaries  of  their  offices,  ,  .  ,  f 

provided  that  the  foregoing  officials  are  subjecte  of 
the  country  they  represent,  and  provided  further  that 
such  exemption  shall  only  be  granted  to  an  extent 
equivalent  to  that  which  is  panted  in  like  circum¬ 
stances  by  the  countries  which  the  said  officials 

represent;  o{  pensi0ns  granted  or  payable  under 

the  provisions  of  the  Pension  Act,  or  other  payments 
in  the  Sure  of  pensions  which  f  being  adimmstered 
on  the  thirty-first  day  of  July,  J9^2,  by  the 
Pension  Commission  as  directed  by  the 'governor 
in  Council  under  section  six  of  the  Pensw7} 

ID  ;n  respect  of  pensions  granted  or  payable  on 
account  of  disability  or  death  arising  out  of  war  service 
bv  the  government  of  any  country  which  was  an  ally  of 
HerMajesty  at  the  time  of  such  war  service:  Pr0J^^' 
and  to  the  extent  that  such  country  grants  a  similar 
^mption  in  spect  of  such  pensions  granted  or  pay¬ 
able  by  the  government  of  Canada. 


(2)  In  the  case  of  a  person  dying  domiciled  outside 
of  Canada,  the  amount  of  any  exemption  under  sub¬ 
section  1  of  this  section  -«hall  be  limited  so  that  it 
shall  be  only  such  proportion  of  the  total  exemption 
as  the  value  of  property  situated  in  Canada  bears 
to  the  total  value  of  the  property  wherever  situated. 

(5)  (a)  Where  the  deceased  dies  from  wounds 
inflicted,  accident  occurring,  or  disease  contracted 
while  Canada  is  or  was  at  war.  and  while  on  service 
with  Canadian  or  any  other  of  Her  Majesty’s  Naval, 
Military  or  Air  Forces  or  with  allied  or  associated 
Naval.  Military  or  Air  Forces,  and  where  the  Canadian 
Pension  Commission  finds  that  the  circumstances  are 
such  that  the  widow  or  children  of  the  deceased  are 
entitled  or  would,  if  such  service  had  been  with  the 
Canadian  Naval,  Military  or  Air  Forces,  have  been 
entitled  to  receive  a  pension  under  the  Pension  Act 
in  respect  of  such  death,  or  where  the  Canadian 
Pension  Commission  finds  that  the  deceased  died 
from  wounds  inflicted,  accident  occurring,  or  disease 
contracted,  as  a  result  of  enemy  action  within  12 
months  before  death; 

(a)  the  exemptions  allowed  in  paragraphs  (a),  (6) 
and  (c)  of  subsection  1  of  this  section  shall  be  increased 
by  fifty  per  centum;  and 

(b)  the  amount  of  the  duty  payable  in  respect  of  a 
succession  by  any  successor  coming  with  Class  A  or 
Class  B  in  the  First  Schedule  to  this  Act  shall  be 
reduced  to  such  sum  as  would,  if  accumulated  at 
compound  interest  at  the  rate  of  three  per  centum 
per  annum  from  the  date  of  death  with  half-yearly 
rests,  at  the  expiration  of  the  period  of  the  normal 
expectation  of  life  of  a  person  of  the  age  of  the 
deceased  at  the  time  of  death  (calculated  in  accord- 
ance  with  mortality  tables  approved  by  the  Minister) 
amount  to  the  duty  otherwise  payable.  _ 

(4)  The  Canadian  Pension  Commission  shall  on 
the  request  of  the  Commissioner  investigate  the 
circumstances  and  report  its  findings  in  respect  of 
any  case  arising  under  paragraph  (a)  of  this  subsection. 

(5)  No  duty  shall  be  levied  under  this  Act  on  the 
death  of  a  predecessor  on  or  after  Jan.  1  ,1948,  where 
the  aggregate  net  value  does  not  exceed  $50,000. 

(S)  No  duty  shall  be  leviable  in  respect  of  the 
proceeds  of  any  insurance  policy  or  in  respect  of  any 
annuity  or  other  similar  contract  issued  by  any  person 
in  the  ordinary  course  of  business  or  by  Her  Majesty 
under  the  provisions  of  the  Government  Annuities  Act, 
if  the  assured  or  the  person  with  whom  the  contract 
was  made  was  domiciled  outside  of  Canada  at  the 
time  of  his  death.  „ 

(9)  (Applying  to  deaths  occurring  on  and  alter 
Dec.  18  1945).  Where  duty  has  become  payable  upon 
or  in  respect  of  the  succession  to  any  property  passing 
upon  the  death  of  any  Person,  and  subsequently 
within  five  years  duty  has,  on  th®, 
to  whom  the  property  passed  on  the  first  death,  aga  n 
become  payable  upon  or  m  respect  of  the  same 
property  or  any  part  thereof  or  property  which  can 
be  ?dentified  as  having  been  acquired  m p  Flange 
therefor,  the  value  of  the  property  included  in  both 
successions  shall,  for  the  purposes  of  computing  the 
aggregate  net  value  and  dutiable  value  in  respect  of  the 
second  succession,  be  deemed  to  be  an  amount  equal  to 

(a)  where  the  second  death  occurs  within  one  year 
of  the  first  death,  fifty  per  centum, 

(b)  where  the  preceding  paragraph  is  not  applic¬ 
able  and  the  second  death  occurs  within  two  years 
of  the  first  death,  sixty  per  centum, 

(c)  where  the  preceding  paragraphs  are  not  appuc- 
able  and  the  second  death  occurs  within  three  years 
of  the  first  death,  seventy  per  centum, 

(d)  where  the  preceding  paragraphs  are  not  applic 
able  and  the  second  death  occurs  within  four  years 
of  the  first  death,  eighty  per  centum,  and 

(e)  where  the  Preceding  paragraphs  are  not  applic¬ 
able  and  the  second  death  occurs  within 

of  the  first  death  ninety  per  centum  of  its  fair  marxe 

value. 

Allowances  for  Debts 
(Sec.  8)  Relates  to  the  allowance  of  b°n*\,Pde 
debts  and  encumbrances  and  provides  that  allow 

"“to)  tfaSy  estXfegacy ,  succession  or  inheritance 
duties!  or  a£y  combination  of  such  dub  s  paid  or 
payable  to  any  province  or  to  any  country 
of  Canada. 


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Debts  of 

Deceased  Domiciled  Outside  of  Canada 
(Sec.  9)  Where  the  deceased  was  domiciled  outside 
of  Canada  at  time  of  death  any  allowance  made  on 
account  of  debts  by  way  of  deduction  from  the  value 
of  the  property  situated  in  Canada,  other  than  debts 
specifically  charged  upon  the  said  property,  shall  be 
in  the  proportion  that  the  value  of  the  property 
situated  in  Canada  bears  to  the  value  of  the  property 
of  the  deceased  wheresoever  situated. 


Persons  Liable  for  Duties 

(Sec.  13)  (1)  Every  successor  shall  be  liable  for 
the  duty  by  this  Act  levied  upon  or  in  respect  of  the 
succession  to  him  provided  that  the  duty  in  respect 
of  any  gift  of  disposition  inter  vivos  to  a  successor 
shall  also  be  payable  by  and  may  be  recovered  from 
the  executor  of  the  property  of  the  deceased  but  such 
liability  shall  be  in  his  capacity  as  executor  only  and 
for  an  amount  not  exceeding  the  value  of  the  interest 
of  the  successor  in  the  property  administered  by 
the  executor. 

(2)  Subject  to  the  provisions  of  subsection  1  of  this 
section  all  the  duties  assessed  and  levied  under  this 
Act  shall  be  payable  by  and  may  be  recovered  from 
the  executor  of  the  property  of  the  deceased,  provided 
that  the  liability  of  any  executor  under  this  sub¬ 
section  shall  be  a  liability  in  his  capacity  as  executor 
only  and  for  an  amount  not  exceeding  the  value  of 
the  property  administered  by  him. 

(Sec.  14)  Every  executor  who  is  required  to  pay 
d^y  upon  or  in  respect  of  the  succession  to  property 
which  is  not  administered  by  him  or  which  does  not 
come  into  his  possession  or  control  shall  be  entitled 
to  recover  from  the  successor  liable  therefor  the  duty 
payable  upon  or  in  respect  of  such  succession. 

(Sec.  15)  Every  executor  who  is  required  to  pay 
u-  111  resPec^  the  succession  to  property 

which  is  being  administered  by  him  shall  be  entitled  to 
deduct  from  the  amount  paid  over  by  him  the  amount 
ot  the  duty  paid  by  him  or,  in  the  event  of  the 
successor  being  satisfied  otherwise  than  in  money 
paid  over  by  him,  to  recover  from  the  successor  the 
amount  of  the  duty  so  paid. 


/a  a  D.uties  on  Successions 
(feEc.  6)  Subject  to  the  exemptions  mentioned  ii 
section  7  (Exemptions)  of  this  Act,  there  shall  t> 
assessed  levied  and  paid  at  the  rates  provided  for  ii 
^1,rstP  Mdule  to  this  Act  duties  upon  or  ii 
respect  ot  the  following  successions,  that  is  to  say— 
j  [al  where  the  deceased  was  at  the  time  of  hi: 
death  domiciled  in  a  province  of  Canada,  upon  or  ii 
respect  of  the  succession  to  all  real  or  immovabl. 
™er[y  situated  m  Canada,  and  all  persona 
property  wheresoever  situated; 

,,{bl  where  the  deceased  was  at  the  time  of  hi: 
death  domiciled  outside  of  Canada,  upon  or  in  respec 
ot  the  succession  to  all  property  situated  in  Canada 


RATES  OF  DUTY 
Initial  Rates 

In  ihf'  p°  There  shall  be  assessed,  levied  and  paid 
th®  Receiver  General  of  Canada,  upon  or  in 
respect  of  each  succession  mentioned  and  described 
6  (Doties  on  Successions)  of  this  Act  an 

!Tn  HafUrayteatihe  r“.te  ?et  f°rth  under  the  heading 
in  the  V,W  q  dePeI?dent  on  .aSSregate  net  value” 
in  the  First  Schedule  to  this  Act  which  corresponds 
to  the  aggregate  net  value,  in  the  said  ScheduleP  and 
the  duty  so  levied  shall  be  payable  by  each  successor 
m  respect  of  his  succession:  Provided  that  there  shall 
be  no  duty  levied  under  this  section  where  the 

eSKfi.OOO.  6X066(18  ®5’000’  but  does  "of 
IQ  ,,,  T  Additional  Rates 
i^EC'io  » V}  .Edition  to  the  duty  imposed  bv 
section  10  of  this  Act,  there  shall  be  assessed,  levied 
and  paid  upon  or  in  respect  of  each  succession 
mentioned  and  described  in  section  6  of  this  Act  a 
fe*yAat,  %.  r,ate  set  forth  in  the  First  Schedule  to 
this  Act  which  corresponds  to  the  dutiable  value  in 
the  said  Schedule,  as  follows:— 

(a)  under  the  heading  Class  A  of  the  said  schedule 
where  the  dutiab  e  value  exceeds  .$5,000.  and  where 
the  successor  is  the  widow  or  child  of  the  deceased; 


(b)  under  the  heading  Class  B  of  the  said  schedule 
where  the  dutiable  value  exceeds  $1,000.  and  where 
the  successor  is  the  grandfather,  grandmother,  father, 
mother,  husband,  son-in-law  or  daughter-in-law  of 
the  deceased  or  any  person  who  is  included  within  any 
of  the  classes  of  persons  described  in  subparagraphs 
(i),  (ii),  (iii)  or  (iv)  of  paragraph  (b)  of  section  two 
but  is  not  a  child  coming  within  paragraph  (a)  of  this 
section. 

(c)  under  the  heading  Class  C  of  the  said  Schedule 
where  the  dutiable  value  exceeds  $1,000.  and  where  the 
successor  is  a  lineal  ancestor  (except  a  grandfather, 
grandmother,  father  or  mother),  a  brother  or  sister  of 
the  deceased  or  any  descendant  of  a  brother  or  sister, 
or  a  brother  or  sister  of  the  father  or  mother  of  the 
deceased  or  any  descendant  of  such  brother  or 
sister; 

(d)  under  the  heading  Class  D  of  the  said  Schedule 
where  the  dutiable  value  exceeds  $1,000.  and  where 
the  successor  is  any  person  in  any  other  degree  of 
consanguinity  to  the  deceased  than  as  mentioned  in 
paragraphs  (a),  (6)  and  (c)  of  this  section,  or  is  a 
stranger  in  blood  to  the  deceased. 

1948  Amendment 

(Sec.  7)  (6)  Where,  on  the  death  of  a  predecessor 
on  or  after  the  first  day  of  January,  nineteen  hundred 
forty-eight,  the  aggregate  net  value  exceeds  fifty  and 
thousand  dollars,  if  the  total  amount  of  the  duties 
otherwise  payable  under  this  Act  exceeds  the  amount 
of  the  difference  between  the  aggregate  net  value  and 
fifty  thousand  dollars. 

(а)  the  total  amount  of  the  duties  is,  notwithstand¬ 
ing  anything  in  this  Act,  an  amount  equal  to  the 
amount  of  the  difference,  and 

(б)  the  amount  of  the  duty  payable  by  each  suc¬ 
cessor  is  an  amount  equal  to  the  proportion  of  the 
amount  of  the  duty  otherwise  payable  by  him  that  the 
total  amount  of  the  duties  payable  in  accordance 
wdth  this  subsection  is  of  the  total  amount  of  the  duties 
otherwise  payable. 

1952  Amendment 

(Sec.  12)  _  (1)  In  this  section 

(a)  provincial  Act”  means  any  provincial  Act  that 
imposes  Succession  Duties  and  ‘provincial  duties’ 
means  the  duties  imposed  by  such  a  provincial  Act; 

(b)  total  duty”  means  the  total  amount  of  duty 
that,  but  for  this  section,  would  be  payable  under  this 
Act  on  the  death  of  a  predecessor  mentioned  in 
subsection  two  in  respect  of  all  successions  to  property 
on  which  duties  were  paid  under  provincial  Acts,  and ; 

(c)  “total  provincial  duties”  means  the  total 
amount  of  duties  paid  under  provincial  Acts  in 
respect  of  all  property  the  succession  to  -which  is 
subject  to  duty  under  this  Act  upon  the  death  of  a 
predecessor  mentioned  in  subsection  two. 

(2)  Where  provincial  duties  have  been  paid  in 
respect  of  property  the  succession  to  which  is  subject 
to  duty  under  this  Act  upon  the  death  of  a  prede¬ 
cessor,  the  successor  may  deduct  from  the  duty 
otherwise  payable  by  him  under  this  Act  in  respect 
of  the  succession  to  that  property  the  amount  of  that 
duty  multiplied  by  the  lesser  of  (a)  one  half;  or  (b) 
the  total  provincial  duties  divided  by  the  total  duty. 

( 1  he  purpose  of  this  provision  is  to  permit  the 
allowance  of  provincial  duties  as  against  the  Dominion 
duties  up  to  but  not  exceeding  one-half  of  the 
Lonumon  duties.  It  came  into  force  on  June  18th, 


An  exaniple  of  the  way  the  two  classes  of  rates 
i.e.,  the  initial  rates”  and  the  “additional  rates” 
apply  in  the  case  of  an  estate  of  $100,000.  of  dutiable 
value  descending  to  two  adult  children.  Each 
child  s  bequest  is  $50,000.  The  “Initial  Rate” 

5  f  wt?”  f.g4gT5?ate  net  value)  for  $100,000 
,  ..‘.{O'  The  .  Additional  Rate”  (dependent  on 

of  $50  n6nna  -Uenif  theT!n,dLvid(,1,al  benefit)  for  a  bequest 
7  9^  B,  (.tbeJ::iass  for  Adult  Children) 

is  7.9%  The  total  of  4.9%  and  7.9%  is  12  8%  A 

duuib^vsl  12'8f%  Vk118  the  duty  aPPbcable  to ’the 
dutiable  value  of  each  bequest  of  $50,000.  (We  have 

here]q4fiU“ed  or+iglnal  rates’  in  accordance  wHh 

50%  dedu“LnndTent:  ^  S6Cti°n  12 


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RATES  OF  DUTY— DOMINION  SUCCESSION  DUTIES 

(Partial  Table  Only) 


The  following  is  a  partial  table  of  rates  omitting 
many  of  the  intermediate  steps.  The  complete 
schedule  in  the  Act  progresses  by  very  small  increases, 
both  of  values  and  rates.  There  are,  for  instance,  9 


intermediate  rates  of  duty  between  the  10%  and  the 
12%  rate  shown  below  under  Class  A,  and  a  similar 
close  progression  between  other  rates  of  duty  here 
shown. 


The  rates  in  this  schedule  give  effect  to  the  1946  amendment  by  which,  in  respect  of  any  succession 
upon  the  death  of  a  person  after  Dec.  31,  1946,  the  rates  were  doubled,  with  a  provision  for  allowable  de¬ 
ductions  in  respect  of  duties  payable  under  the  laws  of  any  province  or  provinces.  See  above,  Section  12. 

The  rates  appearing  below  apply  only  to  successions  derived  from  persons  dying  on  or  after  the  first  day 
of  January,  1947. 


Aggregate  Net  Value 
of  Property 

Passing* 

Initial 

Rates 

Dependent 

Dutiable  Value  of 
Individual  Benefits 

Additional  Rates  Dependent 
on  Dutiable  Value  of  the 
individual  benefits 

Exceeding 

Not 

Exceeding 

Aggregate 
Net  Value 

Exceeding 

Not 

Exceeding 

Class 

A 

Class 

B 

Class 

C 

Class 

D 

$ 

$ 

% 

$ 

1,000 

$ 

1,800 

% 

% 

2.0 

% 

4.0 

% 

5.0 

1,800 

2,600 

2.4 

4.2 

5,2 

2,600 

3,400 

2.8 

4.4 

5.4 

3,400 

4,200 

3.2 

4.6 

5.6 

4,200 

5,000 

3.6 

4.8 

5.8 

5,000 

6,000 

4.0 

4.0 

5.0 

6.0 

10,000 

13,000 

4.5 

5.0 

6.0 

7.0 

22,000 

25,000 

4.5 

5.8 

6.8 

7.8 

25,000 

27,000 

5.0 

6.0 

7.0 

8,0 

10.0 

12.0 

14.0 

16.0 

18.0 

20.0 

22.0 

24.0 

26.0 

28.0 

30.0 

32.0 

34.0 

34.0 

34.0 

34.0 

35,000 

36,500 

6.0 

7.0 

8.0 

50,666 

75,000 

100,000 

125,000 

150,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

750,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

2,000,000 

3,000,000 

5,000,000 

52.500 

77.500 
102,500’ 
127,500 
155,000 
210,000 
310,000 
410,000 
525,000 
775,000 

1,050,000 
1,550,000 
2,100,000 
3,200,000 
and  over 

3.0 

4.0 

5.0 

6.0 

7.0 

8.0 

9.0 

10.0 

11.0 

12.0 

13.0 

14.0 

16.0 

18.0 

20.0 

50,000 

75,000 

100,000 

125,000 

150,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

750,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

2,000,000 

3,000,000 

5,000,000 

52.500 

77.500 

102.500 

127.500 
155,000 
210,000 
310,000 
410,000 
525,000 
775,000 

1,050,000 
1,550,000 
2,100,000 
3,200,000 
and  over 

7.0 

8.0 

10.0 

12.0 

14.0 

16.0 

18.0 

20.0 

22.0 

24,0 

26.0 

28.0 

30.0 

32.0 

34.0 

8.0 

10.0 

12.0 

14.0 

16.0 

18.0 

20.0 

22.0 

24.0 

26.0 

28.0 

30.0 

32.0 

34.0 

34.0 

10.0 

12.0 

14.0 

16.0 

18.0 

20.0 

22.0 

24.0 

26.0 

28.0 

30.0 

32.0 

34.0 

34.0 

34.0 

When  Duties  Payable 

(Sec.  25)  Duties,  unless  otherwise  provided  are 
payable  within  6  months  after  death  of  deceased. 
Insurance  and  Joint  Bank  Accounts,  etc. 

(Sec.  50)  (0)  Notwithstanding  anything  contained 
herein,  property  not  exceeding  $1,500  in  value  or 
amount  included  in  a  succession  may  be  transferred 
or  paid  without  the  consent  of  the  Minister  in  each 
of  the  undermentioned  cases,  provided  notice  of  such 
transfer  or  payment  is  given  forthwith  to  the  Minister, 
and  that  the  property  comes  within  any  of  the 
following  classes,  namely: —  . 

Moneys  due  under  any  contract  of  life  insurance, 

(6)  Moneys  payable  by  any  benevolent  or  friendly 
society  to  an  estate  of  a  deceased  person  or  to  any 
member  or  members  of  his  family; 

(c)  Superannuation  benefits  payable  to  any  member 
of  the  family  of  a  deceased  employee,  including 
refunds  of  pension  contributions.  . 

(8)  Notwithstanding  anything  contained  herein 
property  not  exceeding  $500  in  value  or  amount 
included  in  a  succession,  may  be  transferred  or  paid 
without  the  consent  of  the  Minister,  in  each  of  the 
following  cases,  provided  notice  of  such  transfer 
payment  is  given  forthwith  to  the  Minister,  and  that 
the  property  comes  within  any  of  the  following 

classes,  namely: —  ,  .  ,  ,  . 

(a)  Moneys  in  any  branch  of  a  bank, 

(b)  Moneys  deposited  with  a  trust  company,  loan 

company,  or  similar  institution;  , ,  . 

(c)  Salary,  wages  or  gratuities  payable  to  tne 
representatives  or  relatives  of  deceased  employees. 

Avoidance  of  Double  Taxation 

A  Convention  between  Canada  and  the  United 


States  of  America  was  signed  at  Ottawa  on  June  oth 
1944,  having  as  its  purpose  the  avoidance  ot  douDie 
taxation  in  federal  succession  duties.  this  was 
amended  by  a  Supplementary  Convention  taking 
effect  on  November  21st,  1951.  A  schedule  outlining 
a  similar  agreement  was  signed  between  Canada 
and  the  United  Kingdom  on  June  5,  1946.  In  1948 
an  amendment  to  avoid  double  taxation  in  case  ot 
convention  was  adopted,  the  wording  being  as  follows. 

(Sec.  7)  (7)  Where  Canada  has  entered  into  a  con- 
vention  or  agreement  with  another  ,c?“^Y,f°jruSg 
avoidance  of  double  taxation  pursuant  to  which  duties 
are  assessable  under  this  Act  exclusively  in ^respect  of 
the  property  situated  m  Canada  where  the  decea sed 
dies  domiciled  in  that  other  country,  the  aggregate 
net  value  for  the  purpose  of  subsections  six  and  seve 
A  means,  in  the  case  of  a  predecessor  who  dies  domi 
ciled  in  that  other  country,  the  aggregate  net  valu 
of  the  property  wherever  situated.  , 

‘  There  isPalso  a  treaty  in  effect  w.een„  9a"a 
France  for  the  avoidance  of  double  taxation.  It  was 
signed  at  Paris  on  the  16th  March  1951,  and  came 
into  force  on  28th  May  1953. 


*  Although  no  estate  under  $50,000  in  aggregate  net 
value  is  dutiable  it  is  possible  for  some  foreign  estates 

ass^tfbetwee^  $25,000^  $5a000  whichdo  incur  an 
exceeding  $36,300,  2.0%  . 


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[1956 


SUMMARY  OF  PROVINCIAL  SUCCESSION  DUTIES  ACTS 

The  attention  of  subscribers  is  respectfully  directed  to  the  fact  that  the  summaries  given  below  apply  only 
to  the  relationships  noted  at  the  head  of  each  table.  The  information  given,  while  including  the  latest  revisions 
is  only  partial,  is  not  interpretative,  and  legal  advice  should  be  sought  in  specific  cases. — The  Editor 


ALBERTA 

Under  agreement  with  the  Dominion  Government 
Alberta  has  vacated  the  succession  duty  field  for  a 
period  of  five  years  from  April  1,  1947,  although 
duties  are  payable  on  properties  passing  in  estates 
for  persons  who  died  prior  to  that  date.  Enabling 
legislation  was  passed  to  extend  this  agreement  from 
April  1,  1952.  For  list  of  exemptions  from  duty  and 
rates  of  duty  on  such  properties  please  apply  to  the 
Succession  Duties  Office,  Department  of  the  Attorney 
General,  Edmonton. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Under  agreement  with  the  Dominion  Government 
British  Columbia  vacated  the  succession  duty  field 
for  a  period  of  five  years  from  April  1,  1947,  which 
agreement  has  been  extended  for  a  further  period  of 
five  years  ending  March  31st,  1957,  although  duties 
are  payable  on  properties  passing  prior  to  that  date. 
For  list  of  exemptions  from  duty  and  rates  of  duty 
on  such  properties  please  refer  to  the  1949  edition  of 
The  Canadian  Almanac  and  Directory. 

A  Probate  Fees  Act  applies  to  all  estates  where  the 
date  of  death  is  subsequent  to  April  1,  1947,  on  any 
property  passing  under  a  Will  or  Intestacy. 


MANITOBA 

The  Succession  Duty  Act,  being  Chapter  201  oi 
the  Revised  Statutes  of  Manitoba,  1940,  in  so  far  as 
it  is  applicable  to  the  cases  of  persons  who  die  on  oi 
after  the  first  day  of  April,  1947,  is  hereby  suspended 
but  otherwise  shall  remain  in  full  force  and  effect 
the  suspension  effected  by  paragraph  (1)  shall  not 
be  deemed  to  be  a  repeal  of  the  Act  therein  mentioned, 
but  that  Act  shall,  to  the  extent  herein  provided,  be 
inoperative  and  remain  suspended  until  such  time  as 
t£>e  suspension  herein  enacted  is  terminated. 

(a)  by  an  order-in-council  to  that  effect,  or 
(o)  by  an  Act  of  the  Legislature; 
and  the  Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council  is  hereby 
authorized  to  make  an  order  terminating  such  suspen¬ 
sion  effective  on,  from,  and  after,  such  date  as  may 
be  faxed  in  the  order. 

This  Act  shall  come  into  force  on  assent,  but  shall 
be  retroactive  and  shall  be  deemed  to  have  been  in 
force  on,  from,  and  after,  the  first  day  of  April  1947 
for  list  of  exemptions  from  duty  and  rates  of  dutv 
on  such  properties  please  apply  to  Administrator 
of  succession  Duties,  Revenue  Bldg.,  Winnipeg 


*  NEWFOUNDLAND 

o.  V1  e  Def Duties  Act,  Chapter  34  of  The  Revisec 
provis1foSn0sfNeWfOUndland’  1952'containsthe  following 

dutiraateS  °ertified  of  less  than  35,000  shall  pay  nc 

$200man°^  m  0Vy  t0  rn  a,m?unt  not  exceeding 
420.000  payable  to  a  preferred  beneficiary  shall  not 

wh^ePthrt  offthe  e®tate  °.f  such  deceased  person 
where  the  preferred  beneficiary  is  the  widow  of  the 
deceased,  or  his  dependent  child  under  twenty  years 

self  |unnor0t\derdpPhfyS1C^ ’  T  °r  ?e.ntally  incapable  of 

S  tTi?  '  Pi  eferred  beneficiary”  is  defined  in 
e  Insurance  Act.  The  provisions  in  this  para- 
graph  apply  only  to  estates  of  persons  dying  on  or 
after  June  1st,  1948  (see  table).  y  g 


RATES  OF  DUTY 


Certified  Value 
of  Estate 


From 
$  5,000 
10,000 
20,000 
30,000 
45,000 
60,000 
75,000 
100,000 
125,000 
150,000 
175,000 


To 
$10,000 
20,000 
30,000 
45,000 
60,000 
75,000 
100,000 
125,000 
150,000 
175,000 
200,000 


Rate 

Certified  Value 

% 

of  Estate 

From  To 

% 

i 

$200,000  $225,000 

22 

2 

225,000  250,000 

24 

4 

250,000  300,000 

26 

6 

300,000  400.000 

28 

& 

400,000  600,000 

30 

10 

600,000  800,000 

32 

12 

800,000  1,000,000 

34 

14 

1,000,000  1,250,000 

39 

16 

1,250,000  1,500,000 

44 

18 

1,500,000  2,000,000 

49 

20 

Over  2,000,000 

54 

Death  duties  are  not  payable  on  estates  of  members 
of  any  Allied  forces  or  members  of  the  Mercantile 
Marine  of  any  Allied  forces  who  died  on  active  service 
or  within  twelve  months  from  wounds  or  disease 
incurred  on  active  service. 

*The  above  applies  only  to  Estates  having  origin 
prior  to  1st  April,  1949  after  which  date  the  Canadian 
Succession  Duties  Act  applies. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Under  agreement  with  the  Dominion  Government 
New  Brunswick  has  vacated  the  succession  duty  field 
for  a  period  of  five  years  from  April  1,  1947,  although 
duties  are  payable  on  properties  passing  prior  to  that 
date.  For  list  of  exemptions  from  duty  and  rates  of 
duty  on  such  properties  please  apply  to  Succession 
Duties  Office,  Fredericton. 

A  new  agreement,  effective  April  1,  1952,  extends 
the  former  agreement  with  minor  changes. 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Under  agreement  with  the  Dominion  Government 
Nova  Scotia  has  vacated  the  succession  duty  field 
for  a  period  of  five  years  from  April  1,  1952,  although 
duties  are  payable  on  properties  passing  prior  to  that 
date.  For  list  of  exemptions  from  duty  and  rates  of 
duty  on  such  properties  please  apply  to  Collector  of 
Succession  Duties,  Department  of  Municipal  Affairs, 
Halifax. 


ONTARIO 

The  Succession  Duty  Act,  being  Chapter  378  of 
The  Revised  Statutes  of  Ontario,  1950 
Aggregate  Value 

"Aggregate  Value”  which  determines  the  normal 
rates  of  duty  means  the  value  at  the  death  of  the 
deceased  of  the  property  wherever  situate  passing 
on  his  death  together  with  the  value  of  all  life¬ 
time  dispositions  wherever  made,  where  such  dis¬ 
positions  are  made  on  or  after  the  first  day  of  July, 
1392,  less  debts,  reasonable  funeral  expenses,  Surro¬ 
gate  Court  fees,  solicitors  fees  for  obtaining  probate 
or  letters  of  administration  to  the  extent  of  $100.00 
and  less  the  exemptions  authorized  by  section  4  and 
specified  below. 


Estates  Exempt  prom  Succession  Duty 

1.  An  estate,  the  aggregate  value  of  which  does 
not  exceed  $5,000.00. 

2.  An  estate,  the  aggregate  value  of  which  does 
not  exceed  $10,000.00,  where  the  only  persons  who 
participate  are  the  following,  or  some  of  them: — 

(a)  Any  brother  or  sister  of  the  deceased; 

(o)  Any  descendant  of  a  brother  or  sister  of  the 
deceased; 

(c)  Any  brother  or  sister  of  the  father  or  mother 
of  the  aeceased; 

(d)  Any  descendant  of  a  brother  or  sister  of  the 
father  and  mother  of  the  deceased. 

(e)  The  persons  mentioned,  or  referred  to,  in  3, 
below,  and  any  lineal  ancestor  of  the  deceased. 

3.  An  estate,  the  aggregate  value  of  which  does 
not  exceed  $50,000.00,  where  the  only  persons  who 
participate  are  the  following,  or  some  of  them;  the 
grandfather,  grandmother,  father,  mother,  husband, 
wife,  child,  son-in-law  or  daughter-in-law  of  the 
deceased,  or  any  of  the  persons  mentioned  below  as 
being  in  the  preferred  class  by  virtue  of  Section  77  of 
The  Child  Welfare  Act,  1954. 


-iXemptions  from  Succession  Duty,  whether  or 

NOT  THE  ESTATE  AS  A  WHOLE  IS  EXEMPT. 

f  ii  y  .secl:10n  3  of  The  Succession  Duty  Act  the 
following  are  exempt  from  duty  but  the  property 
and  dispositions  with  respect  to  which  there  are 
exemptions  are  nevertheless  included  for  the  purposes 
of  arriving  at  the  "Aggregate  Value”: 

(a)  Any  property  situate  in  Ontario  passing  on 
the  death  to  any  one  person  where  the  value 
of  all  the  property  so  passing  to  such  person 
does  not  exceed  $500.00; 

^  Person  whom  there  is  a  transmission, 
with  respect  to  such  transmission,  where  the 


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value  of  all  the  transmissions  to  such  person, 
does  not  exceed  $500.00; 

(c)  Any  person  to  whom  a  disposition  is  made, 
with  respect  to  such  disposition,  where  the 
value  of  all  the  dispositions  to  such  person 
does  not  exceed  $500.00; 

(d)  Any  property  situate  in  Ontario  passing  on 
the  death  of  the  deceased  to  any  one  person 
where  such  property  consists  wholly  of  an 
annuity  not  exceeding  $100.00  or  of  an  estate 
or  interest  for  life  or  for  a  term  in  any  property, 
the  yearly  income  from  which  doeB  not  exceed 
$100.00; 

(e)  Any  person  to  whom  there  is  a  transmission, 
with  respect  to  such  transmission,  where  all 
the  property  in  respect  of  which  there  are 
transmissions  to  such  person  consists  wholly 
of  an  annuity  not  exceeding  $100.00  or  of  an 
estate  or  interest  for  life  or  for  a  term  in  any 
property  the  yearly  income  from  which  does 
not  exceed  $100.00; 

(/)  Any  person  to  whom  a  disposition  is  made, 
with  respect  to  such  disposition,  where  all  the 
property  in  respect  of  which  dispositions  to 
such  person  are  made  consists  wholly  of  an 
annuity  not  exceeding  $100.00,  or  of  an  estate 
or  interest  for  life  or  for  a  term  in  any  prop¬ 
erty  the  yearly  income  from  which  does  not 
exceed  $100.00; 

a)  Any  property  situate  in  Ontario  passing  on 
the  death  of  the  deceased  to  any  member  of 
the  stranger  class  or  where  there  is  a  trans¬ 
mission  to  such  member  or  a  disposition  to 
such  member  and  where  the  value  of  all  such 
property,  transmissions  and  dispositions  does 
not  exceed  $1,000,  provided  that  such  member 
of  the  stranger  class  was  in  the  employ  of  the 
deceased  for  a  period  of  at  least  five  years 
immediately  prior  to  his  death;  or 
(ft)  Any  money  payable  as  a  result  of  the  death 
of  the  deceased  and  any  interest  by  way  of 
annuity  or  otherwise  accruing  or  arising  on  the 
death  of  the  deceased,  under  any  contract  of 
insurance  within  the  meaning  of  The  Insurance 
Act  where  the  deceased  was  domiciled  outside 
Ontario  at  the  date  of  his  death. 

Note:  By  further  provisions  in  section  3,  the  total 
amount  in  respect  of  which  no  duty  shall  be  levied 
under  clauses  a,  b  and  c  shall  not  exceed  $500.00, 
The  total  amount  in  respect  of  which  no  duty  shall 
be  levied  under  clauses  d,  e  and  f  shall  not  exceed  an 
annuity  or  yearly  income  of  $100.00;  and 

Where  by  reason  of  clauses  d,  e  and  f  no  duty  is 
levied,  clauses  a.  b  and  r  shall  not  apply. 

Special  Remission  op  Dutt 
Section  46  of  the  Act  provides  as  follows: 

Where  the  deceased  dies  from  wounds  inflicted, 
accident  occurring  or  disease  contracted  within  twelve 
months  before  death  while  in  the  active  naval,  mili¬ 
um  or  air  service  of  Her  Majesty,  the  Treasurer 
?f  he  thinks  fit.  remit  the  whole  or  any  part  of 
the  duty  for  which  the  husband,  wife,  father,  mother, 
child,  son-in-law,  daughter-in-law.  brother  or  sister 

0fNoPTBeClTaendyi8remt1seion  is  made  under  section  46 

be  included  in  the  aggregate  value. 

Further  Exemptions 
Rv  section  4  of  the  Act  there  are  exemptions  with 

<» 

wort  solely  in  Ontario,  ,  , 

j.  ■ ,  •  for  relieiou9,  charitable  or 

<•»  assrsui;  s- 


table  or  educational  organization  which  carries 
on  its  work  both  in  and  outside  Ontario  to 
the  extent  of  that  portion  in  value  of  the 
property  in  respect  of  which  the  disposition 
is  made  as  is  in  the  same  ratio  to  the  whole 
that  its  expenditures  for  carrying  on  its  work 
in  Ontario  bear  to  itB  total  expenditures  during 
such  period  as  the  treasurer  may  determine; 

(d)  That  portion  of  any  property  devised  or  be¬ 
queathed  by  the  deceased  for  religious,  chari¬ 
table  or  educational  purposes  to  any  religious, 
charitable  or  educational  organization  which 
oarries  on  its  work  both  in  and  outside  Ontario 
as  is  in  the  same  ratio  to  the  whole  that  its 
expenditures  for  carrying  on  its  work  in  Ontario 
bear  to  its  total  expenditures  during  such 
period  as  the  treasurer  may  determine. 

(e)  Any  property  devised  or  bequeathed  by  the 
deceased  to  and  any  disposition  to  the  United 
Kingdom  of  Great  Britian  and  Northern 
Ireland,  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  the  Province 
of  Ontario,  or  any  municipality  in  Ontario; 

(/)  Any  disposition  for  necessaries  or  education 
to  or  for  any  member  of  the  family  of  the 
deceased  where  it  is  shown  to  the  satisfaction 
of  the  treasurer  that  such  member  was  de¬ 
pendent  in  whole  or  in  part  on  the  deceased 
for  such  necessaries  or  education; 

(g)  As  in  1951  ch.  84,  s.  3. 

(ft)  Any  money  paid  to  or  enjoyed  by  any  member 
of  the  family  of  the  deceased  on  or  after  the 
death  of  the  deceased  out  of  or  in  respect  of 
any  pension  fund  or  scheme  of  general  appli¬ 
cation  to  employees  by  reason  of  the  employ¬ 
ment  of  the  deceased  by  the  Dominion  of 
Canada,  the  Province  of  Ontario  or  any 
municipality  in  Ontario; 

(j)  Any  non-commu table  annuity,  income  or 
periodic  payment  effected  in  any  manner  other 
than  by  will  or  testamentary  instrument  and 
paid  for  by  the  deceased  during  his  lifetime 
and  paid  to  or  enjoyed  by  the  wife  or  dependent 
father  or  mother  or  any  dependent  brother, 
gister  or  child  of  the  deceased  after  the  death 
of  the  deceased,  to  the  extent  of  $1200.00  per 
annum  with  respect  to  any  one  person  and 
to  the  extent  of  $2400.00  per  annum  in  the 
aggregate; 

(j)  Any  property  devised  or  bequeathed  by  the 
deceased  to  and  any  disposition  to  the  Cana¬ 
dian  National  Institute  for  the  Blind,  the 
Canadian  Red  Cross  Society  or  any  Patriotic 
Organization  or  Institution  in  Canada  which 
receives  the  written  approval  of  the  Secretary 
of  State  of  Canada;  and 

( k )  Any  property  passing  on  the  death  of  the  de¬ 
ceased  to  any  religious ,  charitable  or  educational 
organization  for  religious,  charitable  or  educa¬ 
tional  purposes  carried  out  in  any  Province 
of  Canada  other  than  Ontario  which  is 
shown  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Treasurer  to 
allow  the  same  exemption  on  property ,  given, 
devised  or  bequeathed  to  any  religious,  charit¬ 
able  or  educational  organization  for  religious, 
charitable  or  educational  purposes  carried  out 
in  Ontario. 

Note— Notwithstanding  anything  set  out  above, 
with  respect  to  "Further  Exemptions  ,  Clauses  (a), 
(h)  ( c )  and  ( d ),  in  so  far  as  they  apply  to  religious 
organizations  shall  apply  to  such  organizations  as  if 
?hf  word  “‘Canada”  were  substituted  for  the  word 
“Ontario”  wherever  it  appears  in  such  Clauses. 

The  original  enactment  with  respect  to  the  above 
-f  in  the  1949  Amendments  to  the  Act.  A 
shSlaf amendment  was  made  in  1952  with  respectto 
educational  organizations.  These  amendments  favor, 
?o  a  considerable  extent,  religious  and  educational 
organizations  throughout  Canada  so  far  as  exemption 
from  Ontario  Duty  is  concerned. 

Schedule  of  Rates— Preferred  Class 
Grandparents,  Father,  Mother  Husband,  Wife, 
Child,  SoD-in-law,  or  Daughter-in-law. 


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[  1956 


Where  the  aggregate  value 


Exceeds 


75,000 

100,000 

150,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700.000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 

5,000,000 


Does  not 
exceed 

Rate 

75,000 

100,000 

150,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,001 

700,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 

5,000,000 

*AXo  +4/100% 
3'A%  +6/100% 
5  % +1/100% 
m%  +1/100% 
o  %  +1/100% 
VAX  +1/1009? 

7  % +1/1009? 
TAX  +1/100% 

3  % +1/100% 

3A%  +1/100% 

9  % +1/100% 

9  AX  +1/100% 

10  %  +1/100% 
14  % 

For 

each 

full 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

10,000 


Exceed'g 


50,000 

75,000 

100,000 

150,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1.000.000 


Example:  —  $51,000  x  2.54%;  51,500  x  2.54%' 
$202,000  x  6.01%.  0 

Additional  duty  charged  on  amount  passing  to  any¬ 
one  person  in  preferred  class. 

Where  the  whole  amount  passing  to  one  person 


Exceeds 

« 


50,000 

75,000 

100,000 

150,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

750,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 

1,200.000 

1,400,000 

1,600,000 

1,800,000 

2,000,000 


Does  not 

pxeeerl 


75,000 

100,000 

150,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

750,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 

1.200,000 

1.400,000 

1,600,000 

1,800,000 

2,000,000 

2,200,000 


Rate 


1V2%  i-2/iU0% 
2  %  +2/100% 
2H%  +1/100% 
3  % +1/100% 

3  AX  +1/100% 
4^%  +1/100% 

5  %  +1/100% 
5J^%  +1/100% 

6  %  + 1/100% 
6!^%  +1/100% 

7  %  +1/100% 
TAX  +1/100% 

8  % +1/100% 
8J^%  +1/100% 

9  %  +1/100% 
9^%  +1/100% 

10  %  +1/100% 
101%  + 1/100% 


For  I 
each 

■■  'Exceeding 


nil 


1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

3,000 

1,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

1,000 

1,000 

2,000 

2,000 

4,000 

4,000 

4,000 

4,000 

4,000 

4,000 


50,000 

75,000 

100,000 

150,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

750,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 

1,200,000 


$lB£500  x  3.01%.^  ®51-500  1  1'i 

Surtax  Rate  for  Preferred  Class  15%. 

Section  2  of  the  Succession  Duty  Amendment  Act, 

nreferS,r?VhdeS  Rhat  'th6  reaaltant  duty,  in  the  case  of 
preferred  beneficiaries,  will  not  reduce  what  is  loft 
below  $50,000,  or  below  the  prefered  beneficiaries 
share  of  the  $50,000,  as  the  case  may  be 

purP0*??lf  the  Ontario  Succession  Duty 
Act,  the  term  child  shall  mean, — (a)  Lawful  child 
ch;ito1hde°^aS?d:  Iin,eaI  descendant  of  any  such 

the  rWern  !?  la,wfuI  wedlock;  (c)  person  adopted  by 
the  deceased  where  such  person  was  under  the  age 
of  twelve  years  when  adopted;  (d)  person  to  whom 

Ssset^M  ~  -  «>»  ~ 

Schedule  of  Rates  — Collateral  Class 
,1?  hneal  ancestor  of  the  deceased  exceDt  fhe 
grandfather,  grandmother,  father  or  mother.  P*  * 
riant bf0t°ev. °u  sls,ter  of  the  deceased  or  any  descen- 
ofthe°fnthCh  broth®f  or  sister;  and  a  brothefor  sister 
dint  n  her  °rLmL  thff  of  the  deceased  or  any  descen¬ 
dant  of  any  such  brother  or  sister.  y  escen 

Where  the  aggregate  value 


Exceeds 

$ 

Does  not 
exceed 

Rate 

For 

each 

full 

Exceeding 

lu.ooo 

30,000 

60,000 

100,000 

200,000 

400,000 

600,000 

800,000 

1.000,000 

30.IJUU 

60,000 

100,000 

200,000 

400,000 

600,000 

800,000 

1,000,000 

6%  +10/100% 

7%  +10/100% 
10%  +  5/100% 
12%+  1/100% 
13%  +  1/100% 
14%  +  1/100% 
15%  +  1/100% 
16%  +  1/100% 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2.000 

10,01 10 
30,000 
60,000 
100,000 
200,000 
400,000 
600,000 
800,000 

Example:  —  $11,000  x  5.10%;  $11,500  x  5.10%; 
$202,000  x  13.01%. 

Additional  duty  charged  on  amount  passing  to  any 
one  person  in  collateral  class. 

Where  the  whole  amount  passing  to  one  person 


Exceeds 

$ 


lo.uoo 
60,000 
160,000 
200,000 
300,000 
350.000 
450,000 
500.000 
lillll, 000 
700,000 
800,000 
900,000 
1,000,000 
1.500,000 
2,000,000 
2,500,000 
3,000.000 


Does  not 
exceed 


60,000 

160,000 

200,000 

300,000 

350,000 

450,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

2,000,000 

2,500,000 

3,000,000 


Rate 


2 

3  % 
3AX 

4  % 
4+2% 

5  % 
5+2%, 

6  % 

6  A.Xo 

7  % 
7+2% 

8  % 

9  % 

10  % 
11  % 
12  % 
13  % 


+  1/1UU% 
+  1/100% 
+  5/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 
+  1/100% 


For 

each 

full 


1 ,000 
2,000 
4,000 
2,000 
1,000 
2,000 
1,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
1,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
. 


Exceeding 


10,000 
60,000 
160,000 
200,000 
300,000 
350,000 
450,000 
500.000 
600,000 
700,000 
800,000 
900,000 
1.000,000 
1 ,500,000 
2,000,000 
2,500.000 


$16t°000Px-3^:000  l2'51%:  S62-°°°  ^  3'01%; 

Surtax  Rate  for  Collaterals  20%. 

Note,,  The  phrases —  “Amount  passing  to  any  one 
person  ,  and  “whole  amount  passing  to  one  person”, 
as  used  in  above  tables,  include  the  value  of  the  life¬ 
time  dispositions  in  favor  of  such  person  as  well  as 
the  value  of  the  property  passing  to  him  on  the 
death  of  the  deceased. 

Schedule  of  Rates — Stbanqer  Class 

Those  in  the  stranger  class  are  all  persons  not  here¬ 
tofore  mentioned  as  being  in  the  preferred  or  collateral 
class.  Note:  There  is  no  additional  duty  charged  to 
this  class  of  beneficiary  other  than  Surtax. 

Where  the  aggregate  value 


Exceeds 

$ 

Does  not 
exceed 

R,ate 

For 

each 

full 

5,000 
10,000 
50,000 
100,000 
200,000 
300,000 
400,000 
500,000 
600,000 
700.000 
400  non 

10,000 

50,000 

100,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

800,000 

71%  +  1% 

121%  +5/100% 
15  %  +5/100% 
171%  +5/100% 
20  %  +5/100% 
221%  +5/100% 
25  %  +5/100% 
271%  +5/100% 
30  %  +5/100% 
32}%  +5/100% 
35  °?r 

1,000 

800 

1,000 

2,000 

2,000 

2.000 

2.000 

2,000 

2,000 

2.000 

Exceeding 


5,000 

10,000 

50,000 

100,000 

200,000 

300,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 


nxampie:  —  $6,000  x  8.5%;  $10  800  x  12 
$102,000  x  17.55%.  x  12.55%; 

Surtax  Rate  for  Strangers.  25%. 

4cYniqe^Sf ti0n  77  ^8)  */9)  °f  The  Child  Welfare 
Act,  1954,  a  person  adopted  under  that  Act,  shall,  for 
the  purposes  of  Succession  duty  rates,  stand  to  the 
nalPtJn®  Fifrent  and,  tFe  kindred  of  the  adopting 
lawful  ’chilHhnfS?re  r,ela*!onship  as  if  he  were  a  natural 
pf  /iT  j  ?.f  the  adopting  parent.  Thus,  if  a  brother 

ch;Mewd°mtmv,g  Parent  n  ied  Restate,  the  adopted 
child  would  share  equally  with  other  nephews  and 

above  ^  f°P  rat6S  would  be  cIassed  as  a  “collateral” 
Making  Returns 

fnrSwwl  pr2Iides  that  every  person  to  whom  or 
for  whose  benefit  any  property  situate  in  Ontario 
passes  on  the  death  of  the  deceased  or  to  whom  there 

ahaiitraiLmlSS*10n  or  t0  ,whom  a  disposition  is  made 
shall  make  returns  to  the  Succession  Duty  Depart- 

^ter  theCdeaethrFfS  H  ^  be  ?&de  wlthin  three  =«£»«£ 
alter  the  death  of  deceased  or  within  such  further 

penod  as  Treasurer  may  allow.  turther 

Section  12  also  provides  that  the  applicant  for 

probate,  administration  or  other  grant  shall  at  the 

time  of  making  application,  make  and  file  with  the 

Succession  Duty  Departmentanaffidavitcontaining  — 

(0)  deatnhVonft0thye°8  aU  the  prop^tV  passing  ontee 
death  of  the  deceased  and  particulars  of  all 


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255 


dispositions  and  such  inventory  shall  show  the 
value  of  such  property  and  dispositions;  and 

(b)  the  name  of  every  person  who  benefits  by  any 
property  passing  on  the  death  of  the  deceased 
or  to  whom  a  disposition  is  made,  the  place  of 
residence  of  such  person  and  the  degree  of 
relationship  in  which  such  person  stands  to  the 
deceased. 

Note — The  terms  “disposition”  or  “dispositions” 
where  used  under  the  above  caption  —  "Making 
Returns”  mean  lifetime  disposition  or  lifetime  dis¬ 
positions  made  by  the  deceased  and  do  not  include 
any  disposition  which  he  may  have  made  by  will. 

When  and  How  Duty  Payable 

Where  an  annuity,  term  of  years,  life  estate,  in¬ 
come  or  interest  in  expectancy  is  not  involved,  the 
duty  levied  shall  be  payable  at  the  end  of  six  months 
from  the  death  of  the  deceased  and  for  default  there 
shall  be  added  to  such  duty,  interest  at  the  rate  of 
5%  per  annum  from  date  of  death  till  payment. 

In  the  case  of  an  annuity,  term  of  years,  life  estate 
or  income  which  is  not  an  interest  in  expectancy,  the 
duty  with  respect  to  such  shall  be  payable  in  a  number 
of  equal  annual  instalments  equal  to; — 

(a)  the  number  of  years 

(  i )  of  expectancy  of  life  of  the  person  who 
benefits,  or 

(ii)  for  which  such  annuity,  term  of  years  or 
income  is  to  run,  as  the  case  may  be;  or 

(b)  ten, 

whichever  is  the  lesser  and  such  instalments  shall 
commence  one  year  after  the  death  of  the  deceased 
and  for  default  in  payment  of  any  of  such  instalments, 
there  shall  be  added  thereto  interest  at  the  rate  of  5  % 
per  annum  from  the  date  on  which  such  instalment 
became  payable,  until  payment. 

Duty  with  respect  to  any  interest  in  expectancy 
may  be  paid  as  provided  in  paragraph  1. 

The  duty  on  any  interest  in  expectancy,  where  an 
annuity,  term  of  years,  life  estate  or  income  is  not 
involved,  if  not  sooner  paid,  shall  be  due  when  such 
interest  comes  into  possession  and  payable  at  the 
end  of  three  months  thereafter  and  in  case  of  default 
there  shall  be  added  to  such  duty,  interest  at  rate  of 
5  per  cent  per  annum  from  the  date  of  coming  into 
possession  until  payment. 

In  the  case  of  an  annuity,  term  of  years,  life  estate 
or  income  which  is  an  interest  in  expectancy,  the  duty 
with  respect  to  such,  shall,  if  not  sooner  paid,  be 
payable  in  a  number  of  equal  annual  instalments  as 
set  out  in  Paragraph  2  above  and  such  instalments 
shall  commence  one  year  after  the  date  when  such 
annuity,  term  of  years,  life  estate  or  income  commences 
to  be  enjoyed  and  for  default  in  payment  of.  any  ot 
such  instalments,  there  shall  be  added  thereto  interest 
at  the  rate  of  5  %  per  annum  from  the  date  on  which 
such  instalment  became  payable,  until  payment. 


Ontario  citizens  as  far  as  possible,  in  this  respect, 
the  allowance  shall  be  applicable  whether  or  not  the 
foreign  jurisdictions,  or  any  of  them,  make  similar 
provisions  in  converse  cases. 

Re  1951-1955  Amendments 
There  were  a  few  amendments  made  to  The 
Succession  Duty  Act  in  1951.  Among  these  was  a 
very  important  re-enactment  which  provided  that  no 
duty  would  attach  to  the  disposition  mentioned 
below  and  that  such  disposition  would  not  be  included 
in  the  aggregate  value  nor  included  for  the  purpose  of 
determining  any  rate  of  duty.  The  disposition  in 
question  is  as  follow's; — 

Any  disposition  where  actual  and  bona  fide 
enjoyment  and  possession  of  the  property  in  respect 
of  which  the  disposition  is  made,  was  assumed  more 
than  five  years  before  the  date  of  death  of  the 
deceased  by  the  person  to  whom  the  disposition  is 
made,  or  by  a  trustee  for  such  person,  and  thence¬ 
forward  retained  to  the  entire  exclusion  of  the 
deceased  or  of  any  benefit  to  him  whether  voluntary 
or  by  contract  or  otherwise. 

In  addition  to  the  1951  Amendment  referred  to 
above,  there  was  another  amendment  made  to  the 
Act  in  1952  which  provides  that 

any  person  may  make  payment  not  exceeding 
$1500.00  under  any  pension  fund,  plan  or  scheme  of 
general  application  to  employees  of  whom  the 
deceased  was  one,  without  the  consent  of  the 
Treasurer,  where  payment  is  made  to  or  for  the 
benefit  of  any  member  or  members  of  the  family  of 
the  deceased,  and  notice  of  the  making  of  payment 
shall  be  transmitted  forthwith  to  the  Treasurer. 
The  1953  amendment  referred  to  above  in  relation 
to  preferred  rates  was  designed  to  take  care  of  a 
situation  where  the  aggregate  value  was  say,  $51,000., 
all  going,  e.g.  to  the  widow.  The  duty  at  the  applicable 
rates  would  be  more  than  $1000.  The  amendment  in 
such  cases,  automatically  reduces  the  duty  to  $1000., 
thus  leaving  a  clear  $50,000. 

The  1954  amendments  were  of  a  technical  nature 
for  the  purpose  of  correcting  doubts  as  to  meaning. 

In  1955,  however,  there  was  an  amendment  per¬ 
mitting  banks,  credit  unions,  trust  companies  and 
others  to  pay  $500.00  out  of  money  on  deposit  without 
consent,  but  upon  notice  to  the  Treasurer,  where  the 
deceased  died  domiciled  in  Ontario. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Under  agreement  with  the  Dominion  Government 
Prince  Edward  Island  vacated  the  succession  duty 
field  for  a  period  of  five  years  from  April  1,  1947, 
although  duties  are  payable  on  properties  passing 
prior  to  that  date.  This  agreement  was  renewed 
for  an  additional  five  years  from  April  1,  1952. 


Allowance  for  Duty  Paid  in  Other  Jurisdictions 
For  the  purpose  of  avoiding  double  taxation  on 
residents  in  Ontario  an  allowance  shall  be  made  for 
duty  levied  and  paid  on  personal  property  situate  m 
the  jurisdictions  mentioned  below  where  the  de¬ 
ceased  owner  died  domiciled  in  Ontario  where  such 
property  passes  to  Ontario  residents  and  where  duty 
is  levied  on  such  residents,  by  Ontario,  with  respect 
to  the  transmission  of  such  property.  The  allowance 
made  by  Ontario  in  such  circumstances  will  be  the 
amount  of  duty  levied  on  such  property  by  the 
foreign  jurisdiction;  provided  however  that  if  the 
duty  levied  on  such  property  by  the  foreign  juris¬ 
diction  exceeds  the  duty  levied  by  Ontario  with 

respect  to  the  transmission  of  such  property,  the 

allowance  will  be  the  amount  of  the  Ontario  Duty. 
The  jurisdictions  concerned  are  as  toliows. 

(a)  The  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and 

Northern  Ireland;  . 

(b)  The  Union  of  South  Africa; 

(c)  The  Commonwealth  of  Australia; 

(i d )  Eire;  ,  „  „  , 

(e)  The  Dominion  of  New  Zealand,  .  , 

(/)  The  other  Provinces  of  the  Dominion  of 
Canada,  save  and  except  Newfoundland, 

(a)  The  District  of  Columbia;  and 

[h)  Each  of  the  States  of  the  United  States  of 

Thetuo™  to  be  made  by  Ontario,  as  aforesaid 
shall  apply  where  the  deceased  died  on  or  alter 
June  21st, y  1946  and  with  the  object  of  relieving 


QUEBEC 

EXEMPTIONS  FROM  DUTY 

Since  December  20th,  1951,  where  the  aggregate 
value  of  the  property  transmitted  in  the  direct  line, 
ascending  or  descending,  between  consorts,  between 
father-  or  mother-in-law  and  son-  or  daughter-m-law, 
and  between  stepfather  or  stepmother  and  stepson 
or  stepdaughter,  does  not  exceed  $50,000.00  the 
following  exemptions  are  granted : 

(a)  in  all  cases,  an  exemption  from  all  succession 
duties  on  ten  thousand  dollars; 

(b)  in  addition,  an  exemption  from  all  succession 
duties  on  an  amount  of  fifteen  hundred  dollars  for 
each  child,  in  the  first  degree,  under  twenty-five  years 
of  age,  domiciled  in  this  Province,  left  by  and  surviv- 

ne  the  deceased.  _  .  .  , 

Estates  not  exceeding  $1,000.00  m  value  and  pass¬ 
ing  to  immediate  collaterals  are  duty  tree. 

When  the  aggregate  value  of  the  property  trans- 
mitted  to  a  stranger  in  blood  to  the  deceased,  who  has 
been  in  the  employ  of  the  deceased  fi or '  at  least  five 
vears  does  not  exceed  one  thousand  dollars,  no  duty 
Sail  be  exigible  on  such  property  or  on  the  trans- 

miIni0enstahteerse0which  devolved  since  February  22nd, 
1949  legacies,  gifts  and  subscriptions  for  religious, 
charitable  or  educational  purposes,  as  well  as  the 
proceeds  of  life  insurance  policies  payable  to  churches 
aid  cemetery  associations,  are  tax  free  regardless 
o° the  domicile  of  the  benefiting  institutions. 


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THE  LARGEST  CITIES  OF  THE  WORLD 


[1956 


RATES  OF  DUTY 

On  property  transmitted  in  the  direct  line,  ascend¬ 
ing  or  descending,  between  consorts,  between  father- 
or  mother-in-law  and  son-  or  daughter-in-law,  be¬ 
tween  stepfather  or  stepmother  and  stepson  or  step¬ 
daughter,  and  on  transmission  between  the  same 
persons,  the  rates  of  duty  shall  be  as  follows: 

In  Estates  the  aggregate  value  of  which: 

Does  not  exceed  $10,000 — Nil. 

Exceeds  $10,000,  not  exceeding  $50,000 — 1% 
plus  1/25  of  1%  for  each  full  $1,000. 

Exceeds  $50,000,  not  exceeding  $100,000 —  1% 
plus  1/20  of  1%  for  each  full  $1,000. 

Exceeds  $100,000 — 5%  plus  1/100  of  l%for 
each  full  $1,000. 

Provided,  however,  that  the  total  so  obtained 
shall  not  exceed  15%  where  aggregate  value  of 
Estate  exceeds  $1,000,000. 

Provided  further  that  in  addition  to  the  above 
duty,  a  further  duty  is  payable  (on  estates  of 
which  aggregate  value  exceeds  $10,000)  as  follows; 
Where  the  whole  amount  passing  to  one  person: 

Does  not  exceed  $50,000  —  1%. 


Exceeds  $50,000,  does  not  exceed  $300,000  — 
1%  plus  1/100  of  1%  for  each  full  $1,000. 

Exceeds  $300,000  —  3%  plus  1/200  of  1%  for 
each  full  $1,000. 

Provided,  however,  that  the  total  rate  so 
obtained  shall  not  exceed  10%. 

Higher  duties  provided  in  the  case  of  collaterals, 
strangers,  eto. 

In  1945  an  agreement  was  made  between  the  Pro¬ 
vinces  of  Ontario  and  Quebec  providing  for  the 
avoidance  of  double  taxation  in  regard  to  Succession 
Duties. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Under  agreement  with  the  Dominion  Government 
Saskatchewan  has  vacated  the  succession  duty  field 
as  of  April  1,  1947 — for  as  long  as  The  Dominion- 
Provincial  Taxation  Agreement  continues  in  force — 
although  duties  are  payable  on  properties  passing 
prior  to  that  date.  For  list  of  exemptions  from  duty 
and  rates  of  duty  on  such  properties  please  apply  to 
R.  McDowell,  Tax  Administration  Supervisor, 
Revenue  Bldg.,  Regina. 


CITIES  OF  WORLD  HAVING  OVER  500,000  INHABITANTS 


City 

Approximate 
Population  and 
Date  of  Census 

Ahmedabad 

788,333 

1951 

Alexandria 

925,081 

1952 

Amsterdam 

863,802 

1955 

Antwerp'  (Greater) 

794,280 

1952 

Athens  (Greater) 

1,378,586 

1951 

Baku 

820,000 

1954 

Baltimore 

949,708 

1950 

Bandung 

750,000 

Bangalore 

Bangkok 

800,000 

1952 

(Thailand 

800,000 

1952 

Barcelona 

1,321,878 

1954 

Berlin 

3,481,000 

1953 

Birmingham 

1,117,700 

1954 

Bogota 

765,360 

1954 

Bombay  (Greater) 

4,000,000 

1951 

Boston 

801,444 

1950 

Brussels  (Greater) 

968,103 

1952 

Bucharest(Greater) 

1,041,807 

1948 

Budapest  (Greater) 

1,164,963 

1951 

Buenos  Ayres 

3,367,729 

1951 

Buffalo 

580,132 

1950 

Cairo 

2,236,400 

1950 

Calcutta  (Greater) 

5,007,772 

1950 

Canton 

1,496,000 

1952 

Capetown 

571,638 

1951 

Caracas  (Greater) 

693,896 

1950 

Casablanca 

682,388 

1952 

Changsha 

606,972 

Chengtu 

800,000 

1930 

Chenteh  (Jehol) 

510,000 

Chicago 

3,620,962 

1950 

Chungkin 

1,100,000 

1952 

Cincinnati 

503,998 

1950 

Cleveland 

914,808 

1950 

Cologne 

690.990 

1955 

Constantinople 

Copenhagen 

(see  Istanbul) 

(Greater) 

1,189,177 

1953 

Dairen-Fort  Arthur 

1,054,000 

1952 

Delhi 

1,191,104 

1951 

Detroit 

1,849,568 

1950 

Dnieperpetrovsk 

600,000 

1954 

Dortmund 

601,412 

1955 

Dublin 

521,322 

1951 

Dusseldorf 

622,697 

1955 

Essen 

676,757 

1955 

Frankfort 

620,505 

1955 

Genoa 

711,515 

1955 

Glasgow 

Gorki 

1,084,700 

1954 

(Nijninovgorode) 

900,000 

1954 

Hamburg 

1,752,125 

1955 

City 

Approximate 
Population  and 
Date  of  Census 

City 

Approximate 
Population  and 
Date  of  Census 

Hangchow 

Hannover 

Harbin 

Havana 

Hong  Kong 
Houston 

Hsinking 

Hyderabad 

Istanbul 

Jakarta 

Johannesburg 

Kanpur 

Karachi 

Kazan 

Kharkov 

Kiev 

Kobe 

Kuibischev 

Kyoto 

Lahore 

Leeds 

Leipzic 

Leningrad 

Liege 

Lima  (Peru) 

Lisbon 

Liverpool 

Lodz 

London  (Greater) 
Los  Angeles 

Madras 

Madrid 

Manchester 

Manilla 

Marseilles 

Melbourne 

Mexico 

Milan 

Milwaukee 

Minneapolis 

Montevideo 

Montreal 

(Greater) 

Moscow 

Mukden 

Munich 

Magoya 

Nanking 

Naples 

New  Orleans 

New  York 

(Greater) 

Nowosibirsk 

Odessa 

506,930  1946 
511,195  1955 
(see  Pinchiang) 
800,000  .... 
1,800,000  1952 
596,163  1950 
554,202  1940 
1,085,722  1951 
1,002,022  1950 
2,800,000  .... 
880,014  1951 
705,383  1951 
1,118,000  1952 
700,000  1954 
800,000  1954 
900,000  1954 
765,435  1950 
600,000  1954 
1,102,000  1952 
849,333  1951 
507,200  1954 
607,655  1946 
3,300,000  1954 
573,176  1952 
835,468  1950 
790,434  1951 
786,100  1954 
615,000  1952 
8,297,140  1954 
1,957,692  1950 
1,416,056  1951 
1,699,775  1954 
699,000  1954 
1,200,000  1953 
661,492  1954 
1,393,000  1952 
3,053,588  1952 
1,303,437  1955 
637,392  1950 
521,718  1950 
848,872  1954 
1,002,703  1951 
1,250,000  1951 
6,900,000  1954 
1,551,000  1952 
935,322  1955 
1,031,000  1952 
1,113,972  1952 
1,059,121  1955 
570,445  1950 
7,891,957  1950 
9,843,481  1950 
700,000  1954 
560,000  1954 

Omsk 

Osaka 

Palermo 

Paris 

Peiping 
Philadelphia 
Pinchiang  (Harbin) 
Pittsburgh 

Praha  (Prague) 
Rangoon 

Recife 

Rio  de  Janeiro 
Rome 

Rosario 

Rostov-on-Don 

Rotterdam 

St.  Louis 
Saigon-Cholon 

San  Francisco 
Santiago  (Chile) 

Sao  Paolo  (Brazil) 
Saratow 

Seoul 

Shanghai  (Greater) 
Sheffield 

Sian 

Singapore 

Stalino 

Stockholm 

(Greater) 

Stuttgart 

Surabaya 

Swerdlowsk 

Sydney  (Greater) 
Tachkent  (USSR) 
Teheran  (Greater) 
The  Hague 

Tientsin 

Tiflis,  U.S.S.R. 
Tokyo  (Greater) 
Toronto 

“  (Metropolitan) 
Tscheljabinsk 
Tsingtao 

Turin 

Valencia 

Vancouver 

(Greater) 

Vienna 

Warsaw 

Washington 

Wenchow 

Wuhan 

Yokohama 

600,000  1954 
1,956,136  1950 
528,125  1955 
2,850,189  1954 
2,031,000  1952 
2,071,605  1950 
760,000  1947 
676,806  1950 
922,284  1947 
711,520  1953 
512,370  1950 
2,643,825  1954 
1,751,005  1955 
761,300  1947 
510,253  1954 
712,513  1955 
856,796  1950 
1,209,700  1950 
775,357  1950 
1,015,796  1952 
2,218,000  1950 
600,000  1954 
1,141,766  1946 
6,000,000  1950 
513,000  1951 
629,000  1952 
759,681  1951 
600,000  1954 

1,028,696  1954 
582,509  1954 
800,000  1949 
800,000  1954 
1,610,580  1952 
570,000  1954 
1,010,000  1949 
596,675  1955 
1,795,000  1953 
630,000  1954 
6,277,500  1950 
670,945  1951 
1,108,532  1951 
600,000  1954 
850,508  1952 
783,119  1955 
533,634  1954 

530,728  1951 
1,760,784  1954 
800,000  1952 
802,178  1950 
631,276  1931 
1,200,000  1950 

951,000  1950 

1956] 


DESCENT  OF  PROPERTY 


257 


DESCENT  AND  DISTRIBUTION  OF  PROPERTY 

PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 

A  CONDENSED  SUMMARY  OF  THE  LAW  OF  INTESTATES  ESTATES 
All  real  and  personal  property  which  is  vested 


All  real  ana  personal  properly  wmcu  is  vesieu  in 
any  person  without  a  right  in  any  other  person  to 
take  by  survivorship  shall,  on  his  death,  whether 
testate  or  intestate,  and  notwithstanding  any  testa¬ 
mentary  disposition,  devolve  to  and  become  vested 
in  his  personal  representative  from  time  to  time  as 
trustee  for  the  persons  by  law  beneficially  entitled 
thereto  and  subject  to  the  payment  of  his  debts, 
and  so  far  as  such  property  is  not  disposed  of  by 
deed,  will,  contract  or  other  effectual  disposition,  the 
same  shall  be  administered,  dealt  with  and  distributed 
as  if  it  were  personal  property  not  so  disposed  of. 

"A  husband  who,  if  The  Devolution  of  Estates  Act 
had  not  been  passed,  would  be  entitled  to  an  interest 
as  tenant  by  the  curtesy  in  the  real  property  of  his 
wife,  may,  by  deed  or  instrument  in  writing  executed, 
and  attested  by  at  least  one  witness  and  delivered  to 
the  personal  representative,  if  any,  or  if  there  is  none, 
deposited  in  the  office  of  the  Registrar  of  the  Supreme 
Court  at  Osgoode  Hall,  within  six  months  after  his 
wife's  death,  elect  to  take  such  interest  in  the  real 
and  personal  property  of  his  wife  as  he  would  have 
taken  if  the  said  Act  had  not  been  passed,  in  which 
case  the  husband’s  interest  therein  shall  be  ascertained 
in  all  respects  as  if  the  said  Act  had  not  been  passed, 
and  he  shall  be  entitled  to  no  further  interest  there¬ 
under.  . 

The  real  and  personal  property  of  every  man  dying 
intestate  and  leaving  a  widow  whether  or  not  he 
leaves  issue  shall,  where  the  net  value  of  such  real 
and  personal  property  does  not  exceed  $5,000.00, 
belong  to  his  widow  absolutely  and  exclusively.  The 
term  “net  value”  means  the  value  of  the  real  and 
personal  property  after  payment  of  the  charges 
thereon  and  the  debts,  funeral  expenses  and  expenses 
of  administration,  including  succession  duty. 

Where  the  estate  of  the  husband  consists  in  whole 
or  in  part  of  real  property,  then  notwithstanding 
anything  set  out  above  or  anything  hereinafter  set 
out  with  respect  to  the  benefits  to  the  widow,  such 
benefits  shall  not  accrue  to  her  and  she  shall  only 
be  entitled  to  her  dower  unless  she  elects  to  take  her 
distributive  share,  as  set  out  herein,  in  lieu  of  dower. 
The  term  “dower”  means  the  right  of  the  widow, 
for  her  life  to  one-third  of  the  rents  and  profits  from 
the  real  estate  owned  by  her  husband  at  his  death. 

By  the  provisions  of  The  Devolution  of  Estates 
Amendment  Act,  1952,  the  1918  Enactment,  as  it 
stood  in  our  present  Devolution  of  Estates  Act, 
(Chapter  103-R.S.O.-1950)  was  repealed  and  it  was 
further  provided  that  any  real  property  which  but 
for  the  provisions  of  the  1918  Enactment,  would  have 
vested  in  the  persons  beneficially  entitled  thereto,  shall 
be  deemed  to  have  vested  in  such  persons  notwith¬ 
standing  such  provisions.  .  inK„ 

The  Devolution  of  Estates  Amendment  Act,  iyM, 
was  passed  so  that  an  illegitimate  child  or  the  mother 
of  an  illegitimate  child,  under  certain  circumstances, 
shares  in  the  estate.  , _ f 

Subject  to  what  is  set  out  above,  the  estate  ot  a 
person  dying  intestate  is  distributed  as  set  out  below, 
according  to  the  Devolution  of  Estates  Act,  being 
Chapter  103  of  The  Revised  Statutes  of  Ontario, 
1950  It  will  be  noted  that  where  the  widow  takes  a 
share,  the  net  value  of  the  estate  is  presumed  to  be 
in  excess  of  $5,000.00.  Where  there  is  no  widow  to 
take  a  share,  the  net  value  of  the  estate  is  immaterial. 

DISTRIBUTION 

If  the  Intestate  die  leaving  —  «nnnnn 

1  A  widow  only,  the  widow  gets  $5,000.00  plus 
interest  thereon  at  4  %  from  date  of  death  until  pay¬ 
ment  and  two-thirds  of  the  residue.  Remain  g 
one-third  of  the  residue  equally  to  the  next  of  km  of 
the  deceased  husband  and  those  who  legally  represe 
them.  For  example  if  the  next  of  km  were  a  father 
mother,  brother  and  sister,  or  any  of,  A  3®  ‘ 

there  were  children  of  a  deceased  brother  or  sister, 
the  said  one-third  would  be  divided  equally  among 
all  of  these,  save  that  the  children  afo^?satld- w?u  . 
take  Der  stirpes  and  not  per  capita,  that  is  they 
would^  take  equally  the  share  which  their  father  or 
mother  would  have  taken  had  he  or  she  survived  the 


intestate.  If  there  are  no  kindred  to  inherit,  the  said 
remaining  one-third  of  residue  would  go  to  the  Crown. 

8.  Widow  and  one  child  or  legal  representatives  of 
child,  $5,000.00  and  interest  as  above  and  half 
residue  to  widow.  The  other  half  to  child  or 
equally  among  legal  representatives. 

3.  Widow  and  children  and  legal  representatives  of 
deceased  children — $5,000.00  and  interest  as  above 
and  one-third  of  residue  to  widow.  The  other  two- 
thirds  equally  among  the  children  and  the  legal 
representatives  of  deceased  children,  the  latter  taking 
per  stirpes. 

4.  Widow  and  father  or  mother  or  brother  or  sister, 
$5,000.00  and  interest  as  above  and  two-thirds  of  the 
residue  to  widow.  The  remaining  one-third  of  residue 
to  the  father  or  mother  or  brother  or  sister. 

If  the  intestate  die  leaving, — 

1.  A  husband  only, — half  to  the  husband  and  re¬ 
maining  half  among  next  of  kin  of  deceased  wife  and 
those  who  legally  represent  them  and  in  same  pro¬ 
portions  as  mentioned  in  No.  1  above.  If  there  are 
no  kindred  to  inherit,  the  said  remaining  one-half 
would  go  to  the  Crown. 

8.  A  husband  and  child  or  legal  representatives  of 
child, — one-third  to  husband.  The  remaining  two- 
thirds  to  child  or  equally  among  legal  representatives. 
3.  A  husband  and  children  and  legal  representatives 
of  deceased  children, — one-third  to  husband,  The 
remaining  two-thirds  equally  among  the  children  and 
the  legal  representatives  of  deceased  children,  the 
latter  taking  per  stirpes. 

A.  Husband  and  father  or  mother  or  brother  or 
sister, — one-half  to  the  husband.  The  remaining  half 
to  the  father  or  mother  or  brother  or  sister. 

If  the  intestate  die  without  leaving  a  spouse,  but 

(a'Ta^ehild  or  legal  representatives  of  child, — all  to 
child  or  equally  among  the  legal  representatives. 

(b)  Children  and  legal  representatives  of  deceased 
children, — equally  among  all,— the  legal  representa¬ 
tives  taking  per  stirpes. 

(c)  Children  by  two  spouses,— -equally  among  all. 

(d)  Child  and  grandchild  of  a  deceased  child,— halt 

to  child  and  half  to  grandchild  who  takes  by  repre¬ 
sentation.  .  ,  , . 

If  the  intestate  die  without  spouse  or  issue  but  leaving, 

(a)  A  father,  mother,  brother  and  sister  or  any  ol 
these  and  children  of  a  deceased  brother  or  sister,— 
equally  among  all, — the  said  children  sharing  per 

(b)  *A  father  or  mother,  or  brother  or  sister,  all  to 
the  one  who  survives. 

(c)  A  grandparent  or  grandparents,— all  to  him  or 

her  or  equally  among  these.  ,  ,  ,  ,, 

(d)  Brother  or  sister  of  the  whole  blood  and  brother 
or  sister  of  the  half  blood,  equally  among  the  two 

(e)  Posthumous  brother  or  sister  and  mother,  equally 

(f1)1  Brother  and  grandfather  —all  to  brother. 

(g)  Grandniece  or  grandnephew  and  niece  or  nephew, 

— all  to  niece  or  nephew.  ,  ,,„ 

(h)  Brother  and  aunts  or  uncles,— all  to  brother. 

(i)  Uncles  or  aunts  children  and  brother  or  sisters 
grandchildren,— equally  among  all. 

(j)  Grandparent  and  uncle  or  aunt,  all  to  grand 

(kMJncle  and  deceased  uncle’s  or  aunt’s  child,  all 

mUNcDhew  or  niece  by  brother  or  half-brother  and 
nephew  o7  Siece  by  sister  or  half-sister, -equally 

(m)° Childreii'of  deceased  brothers  or  sisters 
of  deceased  brothers  and  sisters,— equally  per  capita. 


Note—  Section  77  (6)  of  The  Child  Welfare  Act,  1954, 
nuts  an  adopted  child  in  the  same  position  as  a 
natural  child  for  purpose  of  inheritance  from  the 
adopting  parent  or  kindred  of  the  adopting  parent. 


Where  the  intestate  dies  without  lawful  heirs,  all  of 
his  estate  will  go  to  the  Crown. 


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THE  QUEEN  AND  ROYAL  FAMILY 


[1956 


THE  QUEEN  AND  ROYAL  FAMILY 


THE  HOUSE  OF  WINDSOR 


In  1917  the  late  King  George  V.,  by  Order-in-Council,  changed  the  name  of  the  Royal  Family  from  the 
House  of  Saxe-Coburg-Gotha  to  the  House  of  Windsor. 


THE  QUEEN. — 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.  Succeeded  to 
the  throne  February  6th,  1952.  Her  Majesty,  the 
elder  daughter  of  the  late  King  George  VI  and  Queen 
Elizabeth,  was  born  at  17  Bruton  Street,  London, 
W.I.,  on  April  21st,  1926,  married  November  20th, 

1947,  H.R..H.  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  K.G.,  K.T., 
G.B.E.  As  Heir  Presumptive  succeeded  to  the 
Throne  on  the  death  of  her  father,  George  VI, 
February  6,  1952,  and  was  crowned  June  2,  1953  at 
Westminster  Abbey. 

THE  CHILDREN  of  Queen  Elizabeth  and  the 
Duke  of  Edinburgh  are: 

H.R.H.  Prince  Charles  Philip  Arthur  George,  Duke 
of  Cornwall,  Duke  of  Rothesay,  Earl  of  Carriek  and 
Baron  of  Renfrew,  Lord  of  the  Isles  and  Prince  and 
Great  Steward  of  Scotland,  born  November  14th 

1948. 

H.R.H.  Princess  Anne  Elizabeth  Alice  Louise,  born 
August  15th,  1950 

THE  LATE  GEORGE  VI. — George  VI  succeeded 
to  the  Throne  December  11th,  1936;  and  was  crowned 
at  Westminster  Abbey,  May  12th,  1937.  Second  son  of 
King  George  V  and  Queen  Mary,  he  was  born  at  York 
Cottage,  Sandringham,  on  December  14th,  1895 
married,  April  26,  1923,  Lady  Elizabeth  Bowes-Lyon, 
daughter  of  the  Earl  and  Countess  of  Strathmore] 
As  Heir  Presumptive  succeeded  to  the  Throne  on 
the  abdication  of  Edward  VIII. 

QUEEN  ELIZABETH,  THE  QUEEN  MOTHER 
born  August  4th,  1900,  daughter  of  the  14th  Earl  of 
Strathmore;  married,  April  26th,  1923. 

THE  ISSUE  of  the  late  King  George  VI  and  Queen 
Elizabeth  are: 

The  reigning  Sovereign,  Elizabeth  (elder  daughter ). 

Princess  Margaret  Rose,  born  August  21st,  1930. 


Succession — The  order  stands  (1954): 

Prince  Charles  Philip  Arthur  George 
Princess  Anne  Elizabeth  Alice  Louise 
The  Princess  Margaret. 

The  Duke  of  Gloucester. 

Prince  William  of  Gloucester. 

Prince  Richard  of  Gloucester. 

The  Duke  of  Kent. 

Prince  Michael  of  Kent. 

Princess  Alexandra  of  Kent. 

The  Princess  Royal  and  her  children. 


HER  MAJESTY  S  HOUSEHOLD 

Lord.  Chamberlain — The  Earl  of  Scarborough,  K.G 
G.C.S.I.,  G.C.I.E.,  G.C.V.O.,  T.D. 

Lord  Steward  of  the  Household — Group  Captain  His 
Grace  the  Duke  of  Hamilton  and  Brandon  K.T. 
G.C.V.O.,  A.F.C. 

Master  of  the  Horse — His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Beaufort, 
K.G.,  G.C.V.O. 


Private  Secretary  to  the  Queen — Lt.-Col.  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Michael  Adeane,  K.C.B.,  K.C.V.O. 

Keeper  of  the  Privy  Purse  and  Treasurer — Lord 
Tryon,  K.C.V.O.,  D.S.O. 

Treasurer  of  the  Household — Hon.  Thomas  Galbraith 
M.P. 


Comptroller  of  the  Household— Mr.  Hendrie  Oakshott, 
^  M.B.E.,  M.P. 

Vice-Chamberlain  of  the  Household — Mr.  Henry  G 
Studholme,  C.V.O.,  M.P. 


The  Lord  Chamberlain’s  Department  has  the  general 
supervision  of  the  Royal  Household  “above  stairs,  "and 
also  various  duties  toward  the  Sovereign  and  the 
Court.  It  is  through  the  Lord  Chamberlain  that  pre¬ 
sentations  at  Court  are  arranged.  In  Central  London 
and  the  town  of  Windsor,  he  acts  as  the  licenser  of 
theatres.  The  Lord  Chamberlain’s  sanction  is 
necessary  for  the  production  of  a  play  in  any  theatre 
m  England  at  which  a  charge  for  admission  is  made. 


THE  QUEEN’S  CIVIL  LIST 


Until  George  III.  came  to  the  throne  in  1760,  tin 
income  of  the  sovereign  was  derived  chiefly  fron 
Crown  lands  and  certain  landed  property.  In  th< 
feudal  ages  these  lands  constituted  a  princely  patri 
mony.  In  later  times  this  Crown  property  waj 
greatly  reduced  by  lavish  grants  to  royal  favorites' 
so  much  so  that  at  the  accession  of  Queen  Anne 
Parliament  endeavored  to  save  the  remnant  by  ar 
Act  (1  Anne,  c.  8)  which  prohibited  alienation  ol 
Grown  lands,  and  enacted  stringent  provisions  ir 
regard  to  the  length  of  the  term  for  which  they 
might  be  leased  and  the  rents  reserved. 

Queen  Anne,  George  I.  and  George  II.  derived  the 
larger  part  of  their  income  from  their  life-interest  in 
the  Crown  property,  but  when  George  III.  came  tc 
the  throne  he  surrendered  his  life-interest  in  the 
Crown  lands.  It  was  turned  over  to  the  nation  in 
return  for  a  fixed  Civil  List  of  £800,000,  subsequently 
increased  to  £900,000.  George  IV.  William  IV 
Queen  Victoria  and  Edward  VII.,  on  their  accessions' 
surrendered  their  life  interest  in  the  Crown  lands  in 
return  for  a  Civil  List.  The  same  course  has  been 
taken  by  each  subsequent  monarch  on  coming  to  the 
throne. 

Certain  hereditary  revenues  have  also  been  sur- 
rendered  to  the  Exchequer. 

In  ^9l?TAe™Ang’s  Civil  List  was  fixed  at  the  yearly 
sum  of  £470,000. 

By  the  Civil  List  Act  of  1937,  the  civil  list  for  Kino 
George  VI  was  fixed  at  £410,000  subject  to  certain 


abatements  while  the  revenues  of  the  Duchy  of 
Cornwall  were  vested  in  His  Majesty. 

The  Civil  List  Act,  1952,  fixed  the  Civil  list  for 
Queen  Elizabeth  II  at  £475,000.  allocated  as  follows: 


H.  M.  Privy  Purse . 

Salaries  of  H.  M.  Household . 

Expenses  of  H.  M.  Household . 

Royal  Bounty,  alms  and  special 

services . 

Supplementary  Provision . 


£  60,000 
185,000 
121,800 

13,200 

95,000 


£475,000 

This  sum  is  subject  to  a  reduction  equal  to  a  pro¬ 
portion  of  the  net  revenues  of  the  Duchy  of  Cornwall 
so  long  as  the  Duke  of  Cornwall  is  a  minor. 

In  addition  to  the  Civil  List  as  above,  provision  is 
made  for  other  members  of  the  Royal  Family  on 
a  per  annum  basis  as  follows: — 


Queen  Elizabeth,  the  Queen  Mother,  £70  000 
1  he  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  £40,000. 

■P  hUnR'110633  Margaret,  £6,000,  to  be  increased  to 
r2!U(JtLper  annum  m  the  event  of  marriage 
the  Duke  of  Gloucester,  £35,000. 

The  Princess  Royal,  £6,000. 

The  revenue  of  the  estates  of  the  Duchy  of  Lan- 
ilooT  (.whlc!hhave  been  attached  to  the  Crown  since 
1399),  vs  paid  over  to  the  Keeper  of  Her  Majesty’s 


1956] 


UNITED  KINGDOM  GOVERNMENT 


259 


THE  UNITED  KINGDOM  GOVERNMENT 


The  House  of  Commons,  as  now  constituted  (1954) 
has  625  elected  members,  with  distribution  of  seats 
as  follows:  England,  506;  Wales  and  Monmouth,  36: 
Scotland,  71;  Northern  Ireland,  12. 

The  present  (40th)  Parliament  was  elected  at  the 
General  Election  held  on  October  25,  1951. 

The  state  of  the  parties  resulting  from  this  Election 
was:  Labour,  295,  Conservatives  (and  associates), 
320;  Liberals,  6;  Irish  nationalists,  2;  Irish  Labour,  1 ; 
The  Speaker,  (non-party),  1. 

The  maximum  duration  of  Parliament  is  five  years. 
Members  receive  salaries  of  £1,000  per  annum  and 
travelling  facilities  between  London,  home  and 
constituency  on  Parliamentary  duties. 


The  House  of  Lords  (December  1951)  was  composed 
as  follows:  Peers  of  royal  blood,  4;  Archbishops,  2; 
Dukes,  21;  Marquises  27;  Earls,  134;  Viscounts  98; 
Bishops,  24;  Barons,  526;  Scottish  representative 
peers,  16;  Irish  representative  peers,  5;  total  857  of 
whom  25  are  minors,  making  the  actual  number  in 
the  House  of  Lords,  832. 

No  title  attaches  to  office  in  Cabinet  or  Administra¬ 
tion.  The  title  Right  Honourable  is  given  to  all 
Privy  Councillors.  These  are  appointed  for  life,  and 
every  member  of  the  Cabinet  who  is  not  already  of 
the  Privy  Council  is  made  a  Privy  Councillor. 

For  officers  of  the  House  of  Commons,  see  Index. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  CABINET 
November,  1955 


Prime  Minister  and  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury — 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Anthony  Eden,  K.G.,  M.C.,  M.P. 
Secretary  of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs — Rt.  Hon. 

J.  Selwyn  Brooke  Lloyd,  M.P. 

Lord  President  of  the  Council — Most  Hon.  The 
Marquess  of  Salisbury,  K.G. 

Lord  Privy  Seal  and  Leader  of  House  of  Commons — 
Rt.  Hon.  R.  A.  Butler,  C.H.,  M.P. 

Lord  Chancellor — Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Kilmuir. 

Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Department  and 
Minister  for  Welsh  Affairs — Major  the  Rt.  Hon. 
Gwilym  Lloyd-George,  T.D.,  J.P.,  M.P. 

Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer — Rt.  Hon.  Harold  Mac¬ 
millan,  M.P. 

Minister  of  Defence — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Walter  Monckton, 

K. C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  M.C.,  Q.C.,  M.P. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Commonwealth  Relations — Rt. 

Hon.  The  Earl  of  Home. 


Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies — Rt.  Hon.  Alan 
Lennox-Boyd,  M.P. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Scotland — Rt.  Hon.  James 
Stuart,  M.V.O.,  M.C.,  M.P. 

Minister  of  Labour  and  National  Service — Rt.  Hon.' 
Iain  Macleod  M.P. 

Minister  of  Housing  and  Local  Government — Rt 
Hon.  Duncan  Sandys,  M.P. 

President  of  the  Board  of  Trade — Rt.  Hon.  Pet  ;r 
Thorneycroft,  M.P. 

Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster — Rt.  Hon.  T1  e 
Earl  of  Selkirk,  O.B.E. 

Paymaster  General — The  Earl  of  Selkirk,  O.B.E. 
Minister  of  Agriculture,  Fisheries  and  Food — Rt.  Hon. 

D.  Heathcoat-Amory,  M.P. 

Minister  of  Education — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  David  Eccles, 
K.C.V.O.,  M.P. 


-Rt.  Hon.  J.  P.  L.  Thomas 
— Rt.  Hon.  Antony  Head 
Hon.  Nigel  Birch 


First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty- 
M.P. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Wat 
C.B.E.,  M.C.,  M.P. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Air — Rt 
O.B.E.,  M.P. 

Minister  of  Pensions  and  National  Insurance — Rt, 
Hon.  J.  A.  Boyd-Carpenter,  M.P. 

Minister  of  Supply — Rt.  Hon.  Reginald  Maudling, 

M.P.  „  ,T  a  u 

Minister  of  Fuel  and  Power— Rt.  Hon.  Aubrey 

Jones,  M.P.  „ 

Minister  of  Transport  and  Civil  Aviation  Rt.  lion. 
Harold  Watkinson,  M.P. 

Postmaster-General — Dr.  the  Hon.  Charles  Hul,  M.i  • 
Minister  of  Works— Rt.  Hon.  Patrick  Buchan- 


MINISTERS  NOT  IN  THE  CABINET 

Ministers  of  State — Most  Hon.  the  Marquess  of 
Reading,  C.B.E.,  M.C.,  T.D.,  Q.C.,  Rt.  Hon. 
Harold  Anthony  Nutting,  P.C.,  M.P. 
Attorney-General — Major  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Reginald 
E.  Manningham-Bulier,  Q.C.,  M.P. 

Lord  Advocate — Rt.  Hon.  W.  R.  Milligan,  Q.C.,  M.P. 
Solicitor-General — Sir  Harry  Hylton-Foster,  Q.C., 
M.P. 

Solicitor-General  for  Scotland — William  Grant,  Q.C., 
M.P. 

Minister  of  State,  Scottish  Office  Rt.  Hon.  Cindr. 
T.  D.  Galbraith. 

Minister  of  Health— Rt.  Hon.  R.  H.  Turton,  M.P. 
Minister  of  State  for  Colonial  Affairs — Rt.  Hon. 
Austin  Low,  M.P. 


Hepburn,  M.P. 

OFFICES  OF  THE  CABINET 
Great  George  Street,  London,  S.W.  1 

Permanent  Secretary,  The  Rt.  Hon  Sir  Norman  Brook,  ^-C.B.  K  L 

Deputy  Secretary  (military)  of  the  Caftmat-Lt.  Gen.  ,  Under -Secretaries- R.  M.  J.  Hams,  M.V.O.,  K. 
Sir  Nevd  C.  D.  Brownjohn,  K.C.B.,  C.M.G.,  StocE. 

O.B.E.,  M.C.  ! 

THE  GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 

n  .  _ _ x _ _ _ _  A  ry-t'n  a - 


the  office  of  prime  minister 
10,  Downing  Street,  Whitehall,  S.W. 

Until  comparatively  recent  times  the  office  ot 
Prime  Minister  was  not  recognized  officially.  In  iyuo 
the  Prime  Minister  was  B^en  precedence, v  i 
Warrant,  next  after  the  Archbishop  of  York  and 
over  every  member  of  the  Government  except  the 
Lord  Chancellor.  There  was  no  salary  attached  to 
the  office  of  Prime  Minister  until  the  passing  of  the 
Ministers  of  the  Crown  Act  m  1937,  and  the  holder 
usually  combined  with  it  some  other  appointment, 
such  as  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury,  which  carried  a 

pt-ime  Minister— Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Anthony  Eden,  K.G., 

PrivcUe’  Secretaries  to  the  Prime  Minister  D.  B- 
Pitblado,  C.V.O.  (Principal  Private  Secretary), 

G.  E.  Millard,  N.F.  Cairncross,  P.  /wfAs^Utaint 
Miss  M.  G.  Stenhouse,  M.V.O.,  O.B.E.  (Assistant 

Private  Secretary). 


Secretarv  for  Appointments — Sir  Anthony  Bevir, 
K.C.V.O..  C.B.E. 

Adviser  on  Public  Relations— T.  Fife  Clark,  C.B.E. 
Parliamentary  Private  Secretary— R.  Carr,  M.i  • 

THE  TREASURY 
Great  George  Street,  S.W.  1. 

The  Treasury  is  the  Department  which  deals  with 
all  matters  of  public  finance,  home  and  overseas, 
gives  sanction  for  expenditure  by  the  spending 
departments,  civil  and  military,  and  is  responsible  for 
personnel  questions  throughout  the  Cm1  Service. 
The  Treasury  presents  the  estimate  of  all  the  Civil 
Departments  to  Parliament,  but,  after  presentation, 
theP responsibility  for  defending  them  in  Parhamen 
rests  with  the  Parliamentary  Heads  of  the  Depart 
ments  The  control  of  the  Treasury  is  nominally  m 
the  hands  of  the  Lords  Commissioners  consisting  of 
the  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury  (who  is  also  the  Prime 
Minister),  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  and  five 


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[1956 


Junior  Lords.  The  Prime  Minister  and  first  Lord  is 
not  primarily  concerned  in  the  day-to-day  aspects  of 
Treasury  business  nor  are  the  Junior  Lords  and  the 
Parliamentary  Secretary  who  are  Government  Whips 
in  the  House  of  Commons.  The  higher  departmental 
direction  of  Treasury  business  devolves  on  the 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  who  is  assisted  at 
Ministerial  level  by  the  Financial  Secretary  and  the 
Economic  Secretary. 

Prime  Minister  and  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury, 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Anthony  Eden,  K.G.,  M.C.,  M.P. 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer, 

Rt.  Hon.  Harold  Macmillan,  M.P. 
Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury — Rt.  Hon.  Henrv 
Brooke,  M.P. 

Economic  Secretary — Sir  Edward  Boyle,  Bt.,  M.P. 
Permanent  Secretary — The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Edward 
Bridges,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.,  M.C. 

THE  HOME  OFFICE 

Whitehall,  S.W.l 

The  Home  Office  has  the  control  of  the  London 
police  force,  and  also  the  oversight  of  the  police 
forces  in  the  counties  and  county  boroughs.  Generally 
speaking,  the  Department  is  responsible  for  the 
internal  peace  of  the  country  and  for  Civil  Defence 
and  Fire  Service  organization.  Prisons,  executions, 
aliens,  and  all  matters  connected  with  the  post¬ 
judicial  execution  of  the  criminal  law,  come  within 
the  purview  of  the  Home  Office. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Home  Dept .  and  Minister  for 
Welsh  Affairs  Major  the  Rt.  Hon.  Gwilym  Lloyd- 
George,  T.D.,  J.P.,  M.P. 

Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State, 

Sir  Frank  Newsam,  K.C.B.,  K.B.E.,  C.V.O.,  M.C 
Parliamentary  Under  Secretaries  of  State: 

Sir  Hugh  Lueas-Tooth,  Bt.,  M.P.,  The  Lord  Man- 
croft,  M.B.E.,  T.D. 

THE  FOREIGN  OFFICE 

Downing  Street,  S.W.l 

The  Secretary  of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs  is  the 
Minister  of  the  Crown  responsible,  subject  always 
to  the  collective  responsibility  of  the  Cabinet,  for  the 
conduct  of  the  foreign  relations  of  the  United  King¬ 
dom  Government.  He  receives  reports  from,  and 
^ues  instructions  to,  Foreign  Service  representatives 
abroad,  and  corresponds  with  foreign  diplomatic 
representatives  at  the  Court  of  St.  James.  He  is  the 
channel  of  communication  between  other  government 
departments  and  private  individuals  in  this  country 
and  foreign  governments,  and  has,  in  addition,  a 
P™?b?r  °l  duties  of  a  formal  nature.  He  is  assisted 
both  in  Parliament  and  in  administration  by  the 
Minister  of  State  and  the  Parliamentary  Under¬ 
secretaries  of  State. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs, 

Rt.  Hon.  J.  Selwyn  Brooke  Lloyd  M  P 
Ministers  of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs, 

MMCHOTDhQcar<IUeSS  °f  Re'ading’  C-B-E., 
Rt.  Hon.  Anthony  Nutting,  M  P 
Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State, 

Sir  Ivone  Kirkpatrick,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B. 

THE  COMMONWEALTH  RELATIONS  OFFICE 
Downing  Street,  London  S.W  1 
in  1925,  responsibility  for  United  Kingdom’s 
relations  with  the  Dominions  (as  they  were  then 
known)  was  transferred  from  the  Secretary  of  State 

ofrstMeCf0l0InS  “  new]y  seated  Office  of  Secretary 
?i1§t?te,f°r  Dominions  Affairs.  The  two  posts  were 
held  by  the  same  individual  Minister  until  1930  The 
title  was  changed  m  1947  to  Secretary  of  State  for 
Commonwealth  Relations.  In  August  1947,  respon¬ 
sibility  for  the  conduct  of  relations  with  India  Pand 
Pakistan  was  transferred  to  the  Secretary  of  State  for 
Commonwealth  Relations  from  the  Secretary  of 
State  for  India,  the  latter  post  being  abolished. 

The  Commonwealth  Relations  Office  is  now  the 
Department  which,  under  the  Secretary  of  State 
conducts  the  United  Kingdom  Government’s  rela- 
J“h  the  G°Y,e™men,ts  °f  the  other  Members  of 
South  A?' °.nweaJt: h  (Canada,  Australia,  New  Zealand, 
South  Africa,  India,  Pakistan  and  Ceylon),  the 
Federation  of  Rhodesia  and  Nyasaland,  the  self- 
?riIhrRng  S°l0?-V0f,  S°uthern  Rhodesia,  and  the 
of  theRCo  b  1C  (whi<&  tbou®h  no  longer  a  Member 
of  the  Commonwealth,  is  not  treated  as  a  foreign 
country).  It  maintains  High  Commissioners’  Offices 


in  the  other  Commonwealth  countries  and  an  Em¬ 
bassy  in  Dublin.  The  staff  for  both  the  C.R.O.  and 
its  overseas  posts  is  drawn  from  the  Commonwealth 
Relations  Service. 

In  addition  the  Secretary  of  State  for  Common¬ 
wealth  Relations  is  responsible  for  the  administration 
of  the  High  Commission  Territories  in  Soth  Africa 
(Basutoland,  the  Bechuanaland  Protectorate  and 
Swaziland. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Commonwealth  Relations — The 
Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Home. 

Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State, 

Sir  Gilbert  Laithwaite,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.I  E 
C.S.I. 

COLONIAL  OFFICE 

Church  House,  Great  Smith  Street,  S.W.l 
The  Colonial  Office  dates  back  to  1660,  when  a 
Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  was  appointed  for 
“The  Plantations”,  implying  at  this  time  the  settle¬ 
ments  in  the  West  Indies  and  North  America. 
A  Secretary  of  State  was  first  appointed  in  1768,  but 
when  the  United  States  secured  their  independence 
m  1783  the  office  of  Colonial  Secretary  was  abolished 
and  colonial  affairs  were  managed  from  the  Home 
Office.  The  War  Department  assumed  responsibility 
for  the  Colonies  from  1794  until  the  post  of  Secretary 
of  State  was  revived  in  1854.  In  1907,  a  new  depart- 
ment  of  the  Colonial  Office  was  set  up  to  administer 
the  affairs  of  the  Dominions  and  the  self-governing 
Colonies. 

„A  separate  Dominions  Office  was  established  in 
,  , .  became  in  1947  the  Commonwealth 

Relations  Office. 

Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies, 

...  .  ,  „The  Rt.  Hon.  Alan  Lennox-Boyd,  M.P. 

Minister  of  State — Rt.  Hon.  Austin  Low,  M.P. 
Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State, 
d  t *  ,  Sir  Thomas  Lloyd,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B. 

Parliamentary  Under-Secretary  of  State, 

The  Lord  Lloyd,  M.B.E. 

THE  WAR  OFFICE 

Whitehall,  S.W.l. 

The  Army  Council 

ihe  Army  Council  was  first  constituted  by  Letters 
Patent  of  King  Edward  VII  on  6th  February  1904 
lor  the  administration  of  matters  pertaining  to  Our 
m“*ary  forces  and  the  defence  of  Our  Dominions”. 
it  T  i\a  Secretary  of  State  for  War  is  responsible  to 
Her  Majesty  and  Parliament  for  all  the  business  of  the 
Army  Council. 

Secretary  of  State  for  War  ( President ), 

ihe  Rt.  Hon.  Antony  Head,  C.B.E.,  M.C.  M.P. 
Parliamentary  Under-Secretary  and  Financial'  Secre¬ 
tary  of  the  TFar  Office  ( Vice-President ), 

Fitzroy  Maclean,  C.B.E.,  M  P 

Member), tke  Imperial  General  Staff  ( First  Military 
General  Sir  Gerald  Templer. 

Adjutant-General  ( Second  Military  Member) 

M.O^  MC^A  D°C  ^Gen°1SOn’  G'C’B”  K-B-E- 
Quarter-MasUr  'General  (Third  Military  Member), 
Eieutenant-General  Sir  Maurice  S.  Chilton,  K.B.E., 

ViMUUarfy  °L ember)^™  ***  {P°Urth 

Lieutenant-General  W.  P.  Oliver,  C.B.,  O.B  E 

mUtary'Meiber),  7wperW  Staff  {Fifth 

Limiteimnt-General  Sir  Dudley  Ward,  K.B.E., 

Fe™ec?eXy)Under'SeCretary  °f  State  Member  and 
Sir  George  W.  Turner,  K.C.B.,  K.B.E.,  J.P. 

w,  ..  ,  ,,  _  ,  the  air  ministry 

Whitehall  Gardens,  S.W  1  and  Adastral  House, 
mu  a-  -  Theobald  Rd.,  W.C.l. 

Officsf  rem!i!,r»try’  like  the  Admiralty  and  the  War 
MinKtrv  S  n  f  separate  department,  though  the 
to  Hie  rv,  Defence  is  responsible  for  recommending 
and  fo?  Ier?“ent  the  aH°°ation  of  defence  “sources 
administration!11  £unCtions  “  field' "S 

Secretary  of  State  for  Air  and  President  of  Air  Council,, 
Rt.  Hon.  Nigel  Birch,  O.B.E.,  M.P. 


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261 


Chief  of  the  Air  Staff, 

Marshal  of  the  Royal  Air  Force  Sir  William  F, 
Dickson,  G.C.B.,  K.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  A.F.C. 

Air  Member  for  Personnel, 

Air  Chief  Marshal  Sir  Francis  J.  Fogarty,  K.C.B., 
K.B.E.,  D.F.C.,  A.F.C. 

Air  Member  for  Supply  and  Organisation, 

Air  Chief  Marshal  Sir  Donald  Hardman,  K.C.B., 
O.B.E.,  D.F.C. 

Additional  Members  of  the  Air  Council, 

Air  Chief  Marshal  Sir  Ronald  Ivelaw-Chapman, 
K.C.B.,  K.B.E.,  D.F.C. ,  A.F.C.  (Vice-Chief  of 
the  Air  Staff). 

Air  Marshal  Sir  Thomas  G.  Pike,  K.C.B.,  C.B.E., 
D.F.C.  (Deputy  Chief  of  the  Air  Staff). 

Air  Chief  Marshal  Sir  John  W.  Baker,  G.B.E., 
K.C.B.,  M.C.,  D.F.C.,  A.D.C.  (ControUer  oj 
Aircraft)  Ministry  of  Supply. 

Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State, 

Sir  Maurice  J.  Dean,  K.C.M.G.,  C.B. 

THE  ADMIRALTY 

Whitehall,  S.W.l. 

First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty,  Rt.  Hon.  J.  P.  L.  Thomas, 
M.P.  A  .  i  , 

First  Sea  Lord  and  Chief  of  Naval  Staff,  Admiral,  the 
Earl  Mountbatten  of  Burma,  K.G.,  G.C.B., 

G.C.S.I. 

Second  Sea  Lord  and  Chief  of  Naval  Personnel, 
Admiral  The  Hon.  Sir  Guy  H.  E.  Russell,  G.B.E., 
K.C.B.,  D.S.O. 

Third  Sea  Lord  and  Controller  of  the  Navy, 

Admiral  Sir  Ralph  A.  B.  Edwards,  K.C.B.,  C.B.E. 
Fourth  Sea  Lord  and  Chief  of  Supplies  and  Transport, 
Rear-Admiral  R.  D.  Watson,  C.B.E. 

Fifth  Sea  Lord  and  Deputy  Chief  of  Naval  Staff  {Air), 
Rear-Admiral  A.  N.  C.  Bingley,  O.B.E. 

Vice-Chief  of  Naval  Staff,  .  M  _ 

Vice-Admiral  W.  W.  Davis,  C.B.,  D.S.O.  and  Bar. 

Deputy  Chief  of  Naval  Staff,  _ ^  ^  _ 

Vice-Admiral  E.  G.  A.  Clifford,  C.B.,  C.B.E. 
Parliamentary  and  Financial  Secretary, 

Commander  A.  H.  P.  Noble,  D.S.O.,  D.S.C.,  R.N., 
M.P. 

Civil  Lord. . S.  Wingfield  Digby  M.P. 

Permanent  Secretary . Sir  John  G.  Lang,  G.O.B. 

MINISTRY  OF  DEFENCE 

Storey’s  Gate,  S.W.l 

This  Ministry  was  established  in  1947  to  co¬ 
ordinate  the  three  service  departments  under  one 
Minister.  The  Minister  of  Defence  is  in  the  Cabinet. 
The  three  service  Ministers  continue  to  be  responsible 
to  Parliament  for  the  administration  of  their  branches 
in  accordance  with  the  general  policy  of  the  Cabinet. 

-^aiter  Monckton,  K.C.M.G., 
K.C.V.O.,  M.C.,  Q.C.,  M.P. 

Secretary — Sir  Harold  Parker,  K.C.B.,  K.B.E.,  M  C. 


THE  MINISTRY  OF  EDUCATION 

Curzon  Street,  London,  W.l 

The  Ministry  of  Education  exercises  supervision 
over  the  various  branches  of  state-aided  education, 
and  distributes  the  grants  for  education  annually 
made  by  Parliament  (apart  from  the  Universities, 
which  receive  grant  through  a  Committee  of  the 
Treasury).  These  grants  date  from  1833.  in  iSda 
the  Committee  of  Council  for  Education  was  estab 
lished.  The  Vice-President  was  always  a  member  ol 
the  House  of  Commons,  a“d  h1.3  ,°*ce  a  P?”;' 
runner  of  the  present  office  of  Minister  of  Education. 

In  1944  an  Education  Act  was  passed  by  Parlia¬ 
ment  setting  up  a  Ministry  of  Education  in  place  of 
the  Board  of  Education  that  had  been  established  in 
1899.  Among  its  many  reforms,  the  Act  re-organised 
the  local  administration  of  education;  provided  for 
raisng  the  age  of  compulsory  school  attendance  to 
fifteen;  laid  down  the  principle  of  free  se,c°”dFy 
education  for  all;  and  required  local  education 
authorities  to  secure  the  provision  m  their  area  of 
adequate  facilities  for  further  education. 

^The Rt.  Hon.  Sir  David  Eccles,  K.C.V.O.,  M-P- 
Permanent  Secretary,  Sir  Gilbert  Flemming,  h.C.  . 
the  ministry  of  health 
Savile  Row,  London,  W.l 

The  Ministry  of  Health  is  now  CT^iX^Service 
legislation  covering  the  National  Health  service, 
including  Mental  Health;  the  Health ^  Fusions ; 
Public  Health;  International  Health  questions, 


matters  relating  to  drugs  and  therapeutic  substances; 
certain  aspects  of  food  and  nutritional  questions; 
National  Assistance,  welfare  and  accommodation 
services;  and  Civil  Defence  (First  Aid  and  Casualty 
Services,  National  Hospital  Service  Reserve,  Welfare 
and  Ambulance  Services).  On  August  31,  1953,  he 
assumed  responsibility  for  the  hospitals  and  treatment 
clinics  formerly  under  the  control  of  the  Ministry  of 
Pensions,  and  for  the  supply  of  artificial  limbs, 
appliances  and  invalid  vehicles  to  both  war  pensioners 
and  National  Health  Service  patients. 

Minister  of  Health, 

Rt.  Hon.  R.  H.  Turton.M.P. 

Permanent  Secretary . Sir  John  Hawton,  K.C.B. 

Chief  Medical  Officer, 

Sir  John  Charles,  K.C.B.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P., 
D.P.H.,  Hon.  D.Hy. 

THK  BOAKl>  OF  TVfcADK 

Horseguards  Avenue,  Whitehall,  London,  S.W.l 
The  Board  of  Trade  has  a  general  responsibility  in 
relation  to  the  United  Kingdom’s  commerce,  industry, 
and  overseas  trade,  and  carries  the  central  respon¬ 
sibility  among  Government  Departments  for  the 
formulation  of  policy  in  certain  economic  fields.  It 
has  also  a  particular  responsibility  in  relation  to  all 
industries  except  food,  agriculture,  building,  ship¬ 
building,  fuel  and  power  and  transport.  In  addition, 
the  Board  administers  certain  regulative  legislation, 
mainly  in  relation  to  patents,  registered  designs, 
copyright  and  trade  marks;  companies,  insurance 
and  bankruptcy;  weights  and  measures;  and  enemy 
property.” 

President  of  the  Board  of  Trade — Rt.  Hon.  Peter 
Thorneycroft,  M.P. 

Minister  of  State— Rt.  Hon.  A.R.W.  Low,  C.B.E., 
D.S.O.,  M.P.  .  1  T  Tjr  _ 

Permanent  Secretary  —  Sir  Frank  Lee,  K.C.B. 
C.M.G. 

THE  POST  OFFICE 

St.  Martin’s  le  Grand,  London,  E.C.l. 

The  British  Post  Office  administers  and  operates 
the  inland  and  overseas  postal,  telegraph  and  tele¬ 
phone  services  of  the  United  Kingdom.  The  overseas 
telegraph  and  telephone  services  include  wireless 
communication  with  ships  at  sea  and  radio  telephone 
service.  The  remittance  of  money  is  also  undertaken 
by  means  of  money  orders  (postal  and  telegraph), 
postal  orders  and  the  cash-on-delivery  system.  I  he 
maintenance  of  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank  and  the 
Post  Office  Register  of  Government  St<?cks  and  the 
issue,  registration  and  repayment  of  National  Savings 
Certificates  are  among  the  Government  agency 
services  undertaken.  Other  agency  services  include 
payment  of  pensions,  allowances  and  postal  drat ts 
issued  by  various  Government  Departments,  the  sale 
of  State  insurance  and  revenue  stamps  and  the  sale 
and  issue  of  licences.  The  approximate  surplus  over 
expenditure  in  1953-54  was  £7,355,878. 

Postmater  General,  Dr.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Charles  Hill, 

Assistant  Postmaster  General .  .  L.  D.  Gammans,  M.P. 
Director  General — Sir  Gordon  Radley,  C.B.E.,  Ph.JJ. 
(Eng.) 


the  ministry  of  agriculture,  fisheries  and  food 
3  Whitehall  Place,  S.W.l.  and  other  London  addresses 
’  The  Ministry  in  its  present  form  was  constituted 
on  7th  April,  1955,  when  the  former  Ministry  of 
Agriculture  and  Fisheries  and  the  former  Ministry  of 
Food  were  combined.  » 

The  Department  has  a  broad  responsibility  lor 
food  supplies,  both  home  produced  ant^  1 f°r 
food  manufacture  and  food  distribution.  It  is  re 
sponsible  generally  for  the  efficiency  of  agrm^urah 
horticultural  and  fishing  industries  in  England  and 
Wales  and  provides  technical  advice  to  farmers  and 
horticufturaUsts  through  the  National  Agricultural 
Advisory  Service,  and  to  land  owners  thiough  the 

Agricultural  Land  Service.  and  Wales 

The  Department  administers  in  England  and  wales 
guaranteed  farmers  under  Part  I  of  thi ^Agriculture 
Act  1947,  involving  the  operation  of  a  Deficiency 
Payment  Scheme  for  Fatstock  and  Deficiency  Pay- 
Slcheme  for  the  main  cereals  crops;  a  sepamte 
nrice  for  eggs  is  also  operated,  it  is  also  generally 
responsible  for  schemes  for  milk,  potatoes  and  wool 
operated  through  Producers’  Marketing  Boards- 
The  Fisheries  Department  of  the  Ministry  is 
responsible  for  administering  the  Acts  governing  the 


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catching  and  landing  of  fish,  and  whaling;  and  con¬ 
ducts  scientific  investigations  into  problems  of 
marine  and  freshwater  fisheries. 

The  administration  of  the  Ordnance  Survey  and  of 
Kew  Gardens  is  under  the  control  of  the  Ministry. 
Minister ,  The  Rt.  Hon.  D.  Heathcoat  Amory,  M.P. 
Permanent  Secretary, 

Sir  Alan  Hitchman,  K.C.B. 

THE  MINISTRY  OF  LABOUR  AND  NATIONAL  SERVICE 

St.  James’s  Square,  London,  S.W.l. 

This  Ministry  is  now  responsible  for  promoting 
employment  in  accordance  with  the  requirements 
of  the  community,  the  registration,  medical  examina¬ 
tion  and  calling-up  of  men  under  the  National 
Service  Acts  and  their  resettlement  on  return  to 
civilian  employment,  as  well  as  for  factory  inspection. 
Minister, 

Rt.  Hon.  Iain  Macleod,  M.P. 

Permanent  Secretary, 

Sir  Godfrey  H.  Ince,  G.C.B.,  K.B.E. 

THE  MINISTRY  OF  TRANSPORT  AND  CIVIL  AVIATION 
Berkeley  Square  House,  W.l. 

The  powers  and  duties  of  the  Minister  relate  to: 
inland  transport — railways,  tramways,  canals, 
waterways  and  inland  navigation,  roads,  bridges  and 
ferries,  and  vehicles  and  traffic  thereon; 

shipping — national  and  international  shipping 
policy;  harbours,  docks,  piers  and  conservancy;  ships, 
their  masters  and  seamen,  safety  of  life  at  sea,  naviga¬ 
tion  (including  pilotage,  lighthouses  and  other  aids  to 
safety  in  navigation),  wreck  and  salvage,  coastguard, 
and  boiler  explosions,  wherever  occurring;  and 

civil  aviation — the  organization,  implementation 
and  encouragement  of  measures  for  its  development, 
the  promotion  of  safety  and  efficiency  in  the  use  of 
aircraft,  research  into  matters  relating  to  the  naviga- 
tion  and  operation  of  civil  aircraft,  general  oversight 
of  the  activities  of  the  Air  Corporations,  the  investiga- 
tion  of  aircraft  accidents,  the  licensing  and  supervision 
of  training  arrangements  for  aircrews,  the  operation 
of  over  thirty  civil  aerodromes,  air  traffic  control  and 
telecommunications  services. 

Minister . Rt.  Hon.  Harold  Watkinson,  M.P. 

Permanent  Secretary , 

Sir  Gilmour  Jenkins,  K.C.B. ,  K.B.E. ,  M.C. 

MINISTRY  OF  SUPPLY 

Shell  Mex  H°use,  Strand,  W.C.2  and  Adelphi, 
John  Adam  Street,  London,  W.C.2. 

The  primary  function  of  the  Ministry  is  to  furnish 
supplies  to  the  Fighting  Services  and  to  undertake 
research  on  and  the  design  and  development  of 
equipment  for  these  Services,  principally  for  the 
Army  and  Royal  Air  Force,  but  including  aircraft 
vehicles,  some  guns  and  ammunition  and  other 
classes  of  equipment  for  the  Royal  Navy.  Other 
functions  are  to  carry  out  the  primary  Government 
responsibility  in  the  electronics  field  and  in  the  light 
metals  industry;  and  to  undertake  research  on,  and 
the  development  of,  certain  classes  of  equipment  for 
cml  use,  e.g  civil  aircraft  and  industrial  gas  turbines. 
Minister,  Rt.  Hon.  Reginald  Maudling,  M  P 
Permanent  Secretary, 

Sir  James  Helmore,  K.C.B.,  K.C.M.G. 

THE  MINISTRY  OP  FUEL  AND  POWER 

mi  l!?.ai?les  House  South,  Millbank  S.W.l 
the  Ministry  of  Fuel  and  Power  deals  with  policy 
considerations  affecting  the  coal,  oil,  gas  and  elec¬ 
tricity  industries  and  is  responsible  for  the  general 
administration  of  the  statutes  dealing  with  those 
industries.  While  the  need  for  regulation  of  supplies 
sohd  fuel’s  he  MmiStry  controls  the  distribution  of 

Minister..'  . Rt.  Hon.  Aubrey  Jones,  M  P 

/  ermanent  Secretary,  Sir  John  Maud,  G.C.B.,  C.B.e! 

MINISTRY  OF  WORKS 

Lambeth  Bridge  House,  S.E.l. 
this  Ministry  is  mainly  responsible  for  the 

Foe  ehT’  by  buildl“§  or  hi”ng,  of  accommodation 
foi  civil  government  departments  with  all  the  ancih 
lary  services  of  heating,  lighting,  furnishing  etc  and 
H  nWnf  9UeiJ  ma.intenance  of  such  accommodation 
It  maintains  the  Royal  Palaces,  Royal  Parks  Houses 
°h  h^riiament,  British  Embassies  and  Legations 
abroad,  and  has  numerous  other  functions 
It  also  has  responsibilities  of  a  general  character  for 
assisting  the  building  and  civil  engineering  industries 
and  the  building  material  industries.  For  these  in: 


dustries  it  collects  statistics,  supervises  and  en¬ 
courages  research  and  development,  and  maintains 
machinery  for  regular  consultation  with  them. 
Minister,  Rt.  Hon.  Patrick  Buchan-Hepburn,  M.P. 
Permanent  Secretary,  Sir  Harold  Emmerson,  K.C.B 
K.C.V.O. 

MINISTRY  OF  HOUSING  AND  LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

Whitehall,  London,  S.W.l. 

The  Ministry  is  responsible  for  the  administration 
of  Government  housing  policy,  housing  standards, 
and  general  supervision  of  the  housing  programmes 
carried  out  by  local  authorities. 

The  town  and  country  planning  work  of  the 
Ministry  includes  the  framing  of  general  policy  con¬ 
cerning  the  use  and  development  of  land  throughout 
England  and  Wales,  and  the  guidance  of  local  plan¬ 
ning  authorities,  New  Towns’  Development  Corpora¬ 
tions,  and  the  National  Parks  Commission  in  the 
carrying  out  of  the  planning  functions  allotted  to 
them.  The  Ministry  also  co-ordinates  the  interests 
of  Government  Departments  in  the  development  of 
land. 

In  local  government,  the  Ministry  is  the  main  link 
between  local  authorities  and  the  central  government 
Minister.  .  .  .The  Rt.  Hon.  Duncan  Sandys,  M.P. 
Permanent  Secretary .  .Dame  Evelyn  Sharpe,  D.B.E. 
MINISTRY  OF  PENSIONS  AND  NATIONAL  INSURANCE 

10  John  Adam  St.,  London,  W.C.2 
This  Ministry  is  resp9nsible  for  the  administration 
of  war  Pensions,  Family  Allowances,  the  National 
Insurance  scheme  (providing  benefits  for  unemploy¬ 
ment,  sickness,  widowhood,  retirement  and  some 
other  contingencies)  and  the  Industrial  Injuries 
scheme  (providing  benefits  for  industrial  accidents 
and  diseases). 

Minister  . Rt.  Hon.  A.  J.  Boyd-Carpen- 

ter,  M.P. 

Permanent  Secretary, 

r,-  .Sir  Eric  B.  Bowyer,  K.C.B.,  K.B.E. 

Office  m  Canada . 168  Charlotte  St.,  Ottawa,  2 

NATIONAL  ASSISTANCE  BOARD 

30,  Old  Burlington  St. 

London,  W.l. 

Under  the  National  Assistance  Act,  1948,  the 
-National  Assistance  Board  is  responsible  for  the  grant 
ot  financial  assistance,  at  the  expense  of  the  Ex¬ 
chequer,  to  persons  in  Great  Britain  who  are  without 
resources,  or  lvhose  resources  (including  national 
insurance  benefits,  but  not  wages  from  full-time  work 
which  disqualifies  for  national  assistance)  need  to  be 
supplemented  in  order  to  meet  their  requirements. 

i  he  Hoard  have  various  other  functions  including 
the  payment  of  non-contributory  old  age  and  blind 
pensions,  the  assessment  of  applications  for  legal 
aid,  and  agency  duties  for  other  Departments  where 
questions  of  need  are  involved. 

Chairman. Sir  Geoffrey  Hutchinson,  M.C.,  T.D.  Q.C. 

Secretary . Sir  Harold  Fieldhouse,  K.B.E.,  C.B. 

central  office  of  information 
Norgeby  House,  83  Baker  Street,  London,  W.l. 
the  Central  Office  of  Information  is  a  service 
agency  tor  the  production  of  information  and  publicity 
material  and  the  supply  of  general  publicity  services 
required  by  Government  Departments.  Both  for  the 
home  and  oversea  ministerial  Departments  it  produces 
k-i  .;?tribut!;s  books,  pamphlets,  magazines,  films 
exhibitions,  photographs  and  other  visual  material. 

eLoFt  a  i  °.?Clalpress  and  Poster  advertising 
except  that  of  the  National  Savings  Committee 
carries  out  social  surveys,  and  distributes  Depart 
mental  news  to  the  Press  and  the  BBC.  For  the 
oversea  Departments,  it  supplies  British  information 
posts  with  a  daily  service  of  news-background  and 
comment  and  with  a  comprehensive  reference  service 
Administratively,  the  Central  Office  is  responsible  to 
Treasury  Ministers,  while  the  Ministers  whose  De¬ 
partments  it  serves  are  responsible  for  the  policv 
expressed  in  its  work.  p  y 

Director  General . T.  Fife  Clark,  C.B.E 

Private  Secretary . Miss  E.  M.  Butler,  M.B.E. 

LAW  OFFICERS  OF  THE  CROWN 

R?,yal  Courts  of  Justice,  Strand,  W.C.2 
A  Bu?lerGQnc ' ^MP* ' '  H°n’ Sir  Reginald  Manningham- 
Sohcitor  General — Sir  Harry  Hylton-Foster,  Q.C., 


Legal  Secretary — A.  Macdonald. 


1956] 


UNITED  KINGDOM  GOVERNMENT 


263 


3  Dean's  Yard,  Westminster,  S.W.l 
Lord  Advocate — Rt.  Hon.  W.  R.  Milligan,  Q.C.,  M.P. 
Solicitor-General  for  Scotland — William  Grant,  Q.C. 
M.P. 

Legal  Secretary — Sir  Andrew  Innes,  K.B.E.,  C.B., 
Q.C. 

LORD  CHAMBERLAIN'S  OFFICE 

St.  James’s  Palace,  London,  S.W.l 
Comptroller,  Lt.-Col.  Sir  Terence  Nugent,  G.C.V.O. 
M.C. 

Secretary,  Albert  J.  Galpin,  O.B.E.,  M.V.O. 

SCOTTISH  OFFICE 

10  Great  College  Street,  S.W.  1. 

The  first  Secretary  for  Scotland  was  appointed  in 
1885  in  recognition  of  the  fact  that  Scotland  required 
a  separate  system  of  administration  from  that  of 
England  and  Wales.  In  1926,  the  holder  of  the  office 
of  Secretary  for  Scotland  was  elevated  to  the  rank  of 
a  principal  Secretary  of  State. 

The  functions  of  the  Secretary  of  State  are  dis¬ 
charged  by  four  main  administrative  Departments  of 
equal  status,  each  under  a  Secretary  responsible  to 
the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  discharge  of  the  duties 
of  the  Department.  The  day-to-day  administration 
of  the  Departments  is  conducted  in  Edinburgh,  but 
each  Department  has  representatives  in  London  for 
liaison  and  Parliamentary  duties.  This  London 
Office  is  generally  known  as  the  Scottish  Office,  a 
term  also  used  to  describe  the  whole  system  of 
Scottish  administration.  _  _ 

Secretary  of  State  for  Scotland — Rt.  Hon.  James 
Stuart,  M.V.O. ,  M.C.,  M.P.  _  , 

Minister  of  State  for  Scotland  Rt.  Hon.  Gmdr. 
T.  D.  Galbraith. 

Permanent  Under  Secretary  of  State  Sir  David  Milne, 
K.C.B. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 
The  Speaker’s  office  is  strictly  non-partisan  and  a  new 
House  of  Commons,  even  if  of  a  changed  party  com¬ 
plexion,  usuallv  re-elects  the  Speaker. 

Speaker — Rt.  Hon.  W.  S.  Morrison,  M.C. ,  Q.C.,  M.P. 
Chairman  of  Committee  of  Ways  and  Means— Col.  Rt. 

Hon.  Sir  Charles  MacAndrew,  T.D.,  M.P. 

Clerk  of  the  House— E.  A.  FeUowes,  C.B.,  C.M.G. 

sJfeant-at-Arms — Brigadier  Sir  Charles  Howard 
K.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.  ,  ,  _  ,  . 

Chaplain  to  the  Speaker— Rev.  Prebendary  C.  Cheshire. 
Librarian — Strathearn  Gordon,  O.B.E, 

Other  Official  or  Public  Offices 

WAR  WORKS  COMMISSION 
6  Carlton  House  Terrace,  London,  S.W.l 

Appointed  Sept.  6,  1945  It  is  an  independent 
body,  charged  with  the  adjudication  of  disputes  that 
may  arise  in  cases  where  the  Government  is  desirous 
of  acquiring  land  on  which  works  for  war  Purposes 
have  been  created  at  the  public  expense,  or  where  it 
is  sought  to  make  permanent  the  stopping  up  ol 
highways  and  footpaths  necessary  in  connection  with 

Chairman,3 '{Part-time)  -  Sir  Thomas  W.  Phillips, 
G.B.E.,  K.C.B.  ^  o  "R 

Secretary. . G-  M-  Ratcllff’  °’B'E’ 


DEPARTMENT  OF  SCIENTIFIC  AND 
INDUSTRIAL  RESEARCH 

Charles  House,  5-11  Regent  St.,  London,  S.W.l. 
Chairman  of  Advisory  Council 

Sir  Hugh  Beaver,  M.Inst.C.E.,  M.I.Chem.E.,  F.R.S.A. 
Secretary . Sir  Ben  Lockspeiser,  K.C.B.,  F.R.S. 

EXPORT  CREDITS  GUARANTEE  DEPARTMENT 

9  Clement’s  Lane,  Lombard  Street,  E.C.  4 
Rt.  Hon.  Peter  Thorneycroft,  M.P.  (President  of  the 
Board  of  Trade) 

Comptroller  General . R.  H.  Owen,  C.M.G. 

Secretary .  .  .  .4 . W.  E.  Knox,  C.M.G. 

H.M.  BOARD  OF  CUSTOMS  AND  EXCISE 

King’s  Beam  House,  Mark  Lane,  E.C. 3 
Chairman — Sir  James  Crombie,  K.B.E.,  C.M.G. 
Secretaries — F.  N.  Roberts,  C.B.,  C.B.E.,  A.  W. 
Taylor,  C.B. 

DIRECTOR  OF  PUBLIC  PROSECUTIONS, 

12  Buckingham  Cate,  S.W.l. 

Director . Sir  Theobald  Mathew,  K.B.E. 

Deputy  Director . G.  R.  Paling,  C.B.E. 

PUBLIC  TRUSTEE  OFFICE 

Kingsway,  W.C. 

Public  Trustee . Sir  Wyndham  Hirst,  K.B.E. 

EXCHEQUER  AND  AUDIT  DEPARTMENT, 

Victoria  Embankment,  London,  E.C.  4. 
Comptroller  and  Auditor  General ,  __ 

Sir  Frank  N.  Tribe,  K.C.B.,  K.B.E. 
Secretary . P.  J.  Curtis,  C.B.E. 

CROWN  AGENTS  FOR  OVERSEAS  GOVERNMENTS 
4  Millbank,  Westminster,  S.W.  1. 

Crown  Agent — Sir  George  Seel,  K.C.M.G. 

GENERAL  REGISTER  OFFICE, 

Somerset  House,  Strand,  London,  W.  C.  2. 
Registrar  General.  .George  North,  C.B.,  M.C.,  LL.IJ 
Establishment  Officer  and  Deputy  Registrar  General— 
A.  E.  Joll. 

Provincial  Offices — Southport  Lancs. 

BOARD  OF  INLAND  REVENUE, 

Somerset  House,  Strand,  London,  W.  C.  2 
Chairman ,  Sir  Henry  Drummond  Hancock,  K.U.tf., 
K  B  E  C  M.G.;  Commissioners  and  Secretaries ,  J. 
R  McK  Wiffis,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  E.  R.  Brookes, 
C.B.,  R.  O.  M.  Nicholas,  W.  W.  Morton. 

METROPOLITAN  POLICE  OFFICE 
New  Scotland  Yard,  S.  W.  1. 

Commissioner — Sir  J.  R.  H.  Nott-Bower  K  C  V.O. 
Secretary . G-  Carmichael,  O.B.E. 

H.  M.  STATIONERY  OFFICE 

Atlantic  House,  Holborn  Viaduct,  London^E.C^ 
^Deputy  Controller  '.  V.  V.V.V.V.  .  .  .  W.  Cox,  C.B.E. 

BANK  OF  ENGLAND 

Threadneedle  St.,  London,  E-C^ 

Governor . A  W  C.  Dascombe 

Secretary . 


JUDICIAL  COMMITTEE  OF  THE  PRIVY  COUNCIL 

Office — Downing  St.,  London,  S.W.l 
Lord  President— The  Marquess  of  Salisbury,  K.G. 

Registrar  of  the  Privy  CouncU:  A.  X"  G.C.M.G.;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord 

Alness-  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  MacDermott;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord 
Noramnd •  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  G.  Latham,  G.C.M.G. 

normauu.  i..  Sir  George  E.  Rich,  K.C.M.G. 

^ustraha),  Rt.  Hon-  bu-  G  (g.  Afri  )  Rt. 

Ilorf  FH  V  Evatt  (Australia);  Rt.  Hon.  Sidney 
Hon.  n.  v.  dm  v  sir  Chettur  Madhavan 

NaffiaTd la(LRl  HinREHF.Watermeyer(S  Africa); 
Rt  Hon  John  William  Fisher  Beaumont,  Rt-  Hon. 

F  O’Leary,  K.C.M.G.  (New  Zealand) ;  Rt. 
Hon  T  itinfret  (Canada);  Rt.  Hon  M  R.  Jayakar 
anffia);  RL  Hoi  Sh  Lionel^Leach^RL  Hom^i 

RrHomXHn’EKBarro‘wcioug'h  (New  Zealand). 


The  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  was, 

abolfsLf  theUrteht  of  appeid  to  the  Privy  Council 

Austoahk  New  Ze£and  and  Ceylon  and  from  their 
.nd£«  o»h, 


264 


TAX  RATES  IN  GREAT  BRITAIN 


[1956 


INCOME  TAX  RATES  AND  DEATH  DUTIES  IN 
GREAT  BRITAIN,  1955-1956 


The  standard  rate  of  Income  Tax  in  the  United 
Kingdom  (Great  Britain  and  Northern  Ireland)  for 
the  year  1955-56  imposed  by  the  Finance  Act,  1955 
is  8s.  6  d.  in  the  pound. 

Earned  Income  Allowance  etc. — Two-ninths  of  the 
earned  income  up  to  a  maximum  allowance  of  £450; 
where  total  income  does  not  exceed  £300  a  deduction 
of  two-ninths  of  total  income  is  allowed;  persons  aged 
65  and  upwards  whose  total  income  does  not  exceed 
£600  are  allowed  a  deduction  of  two-ninths  of  total 
income;  certain  marginal  provisions  apply  to  incomes 
immediately  above  the  limits  of  £300  and  £600. 

Personal  Allowance. — Married  man  £240,  other 
persons  £140. 

Additional  allowance  for  wife's  earned  income, 
7/9ths  of  that  income  up  to  a  maximum  of  £140. 

Child  Allowance. — £100  for  each  child  under  16 
years  of  age,  or  over  16  if  receiving  full-time  educa¬ 
tion,  or,  in  certain  circumstances,  full-time  vocational 
training. 

Housekeeper  Allowance. — £60  for  a  widower’s  or 
widow’s  housekeeper;  an  unmarried  person's  widowed 
mother  or  other  female  relative  taking  care  of  chil¬ 
dren;  or,  in  certain  circumstances,  a  female  person 
employed  or  maintained  to  take  charge  of  children. 

Dependent  Relative  Allowance.  Where  incapacitated 
by  old  age  or  infirmity,  not  exceeding  £60.  In  certain 
other  circumstances  not  exceeding  £40. 

The  income  remaining  after  deduction  of  these 
reliefs  is  known  as  the  taxable  income;  the  first 
£60  of  taxable  income  is  charged  at  2/3  in  the  £ 
the  next  £150  at  4/9  in  the  £,  the  next  £150  at  6/9  in 
the  £  and  the  remainder  at  the  standard  rate.  Where 
the  taxable  income  includes  earned  income  of  the 
wife,  the  amounts  of  taxable  income  chargeable  at  the 
reduced  rates  of  2/3,  4/9  and  6/9  in  the  £  may  in 
certain  circumstances  be  increased  to  £120,  £300 
and  £300  respectively.  Certain  relief  from  tax  is 
given  in  respect  of  life  insurance  premiums  paid,  in 
accordance  with  statutory  provisions. 

A  portion  of  the  tax  payable  by  individuals  for 
years  1941-42  to  1945-46  has  been  earmarked  as  a 
Fost  War  Credit  to  be  made  available  to  the  Tax¬ 
payer  at  a  date  to  be  determined.  The  Post  War 
Credit  for  all  five  years  is  now  being  made  available 
to  men  taxpayers  aged  65  and  over  and  to  women 
taxpayers  aged  60  and  over.  In  certain  circum- 
stances  it  is  also  being  made  available  to  the  benefi¬ 
ciary  of  a  deceased  person  and  to  a  trustee  in  bank¬ 
ruptcy  of  a  bankrupt  holder. 


The  standard 

1914 

1915 
1916-17 
1918-21 
1922 
1923-24 
1925-29 
1930 
1931-33 
1934-35 


Rates  of  Income  Tax 
rates  have  been  as  follows 


Is.  8d. 
3s.  Od. 
5s.  Od. 
6s.  Od. 
5s.  Od, 
4s.  6d. 
4s.  Od. 
4s.  6d. 
5s.  Od. 
4s.  6d. 


1936 

1937 

1938 

1939 

1940 
1941-5 
1946-50 
1951-52 
1953-54 
1955-56 


from  1914: 
4s.  9d. 

5s.  Od. 

5s.  6d. 

7s.  Od. 

8s.  6d. 
10s.  Od. 

9s.  Od. 

9s.  6d. 

9s.  Od. 

8s.  6d. 


Suh-Tax 

On  incomes  in  excess  of  £2,000  a  further  charge 
or  tax  is  imposed,  called  the  Sur-tax,  which  is  payable 
as  a  deferred  instalment  of  Income  Tax  on  the  1st 
January  following  the  year  of  assessment.  Thus 
the  Sur-tax  in  respect  of  the  year  1954-55  is  payable 
on  the  1st  January,  1956.  The  additional  rates 

BIRTH,  MARRIAGE  AND  DEATH 

A  certificate  of  any  birth,  death  or  marriage 
registered  m  England  and  Wales  since  1837  can  be 
obtamed  from  the  Registrar  General,  General  Register 
Office  Somerset  House,  London,  W.C.2.  Applicants 
should  state  the  date  and  place  of  the  event  as  fully 
as  possible  and  give  names  in  full.  Where  full  par¬ 
ticulars  are  given,  the  fees  are  7s.  6d.  for  a  full  birth, 


charged  on  these  incomes  begin  at  2s.  Od.  in  the 
£  on  the  first  £500  of  the  excess  over  £2,000,  and 
rise  by  steps  to  the  rate  of  10s.  Od.  in  the  £  payable 
on  the  excess  over  £15,000. 

PROFITS  TAX 

The  tax  introduced  in  1937  as  the  National  De¬ 
fence  Contribution  has,  as  from  1  January,  1947, 
been  renamed  the  Profits  Tax.  The  Profits  Tax  is 
imposed  on  the  profits  of  all  trades  or  businesses 
(excluding  professions);  as  from  1st  January,  1947 
it  applies  only  to  corporate  bodies  and  unincor¬ 
porated  societies  and  as  from  that  date  investment 
income,  is  included  in  computing  profits.  The  rate 
of  tax  is  22J^%  on  distributed  profits  and  2J^%  on 
undistributed  profits.  If  the  profits  are  less  than 
£2,000,  no  tax  is  payable.  If  the  profits  exceed 
£2,000  but  are  less  than  £12,000,  an  abatement  is 
allowed. 

Double  Taxation  Relief 

Relief  from  United  Kingdom  income  tax  (including 
sur-tax.)  and  profits  tax  is  allowed  in  respect  of  taxes 
of  a  similar  nature  in  Commonwealth  or  foreign 
countries. 

As  between  the  United  Kingdom  and  Canada  there 
is  a  special  arrangement,  signed  on  5th  June  1946, 
under  which  certain  classes  of  income  derived  from 
one  country  by  a  resident  of  the  other  country  are 
exempt  from  tax  in  the  former  country.  Where  both 
countries  continue  to  tax,  full  relief  for  the  double 
taxation  is  given  by  the  country  of  residence  of  the 
taxpayer..  The  United  Kingdom  has  similar  arrange¬ 
ments  with  the  United  States  and  a  number  of 
other  countries. 

WThere  no  such  arrangement  is  in  operation,  a 
person  resident  in  the  United  Kingdom  is  entitled 
to  full  relief  in  respect  of  tax  paid  in  the  country  in 
which  income  arises.  .This  new  relief,  which  applies 
as  from  the  year  195.3/54  supersedes  a  previously 
existing  scheme  for  relief  in  respect  of  taxes  paid  in 
Commonwealth  or  foreign  countries. 

Death  Duties 

General  Scale  of  rates  of  Estate  Duty  applicable 
in  the  case  of  persons  dying  on  or  after  30th  July, 
1954. 


Principal  Value 

Rate 

of 

Duty 

Exceeds 

Does  not 
Exceed 

£ 

£ 

% 

3,000 

Nil 

3.000 

4,000 

1 

4,000 

5,000 

2 

5,000 

7,500 

3 

7,500 

10,000 

4 

10,000 

12,500 

6 

12,500 

15,000 

8 

15.000 

17,500 

10 

17,500 

20,000 

12 

20,000 

25,000 

15 

25,000 

30,000 

18 

30,000 

35,000 

21 

35,000 

40,000 

24 

Principal  Value 

Exceeds 

Does  not 
Exceed 

£ 

£ 

40,000 

45,000 

45,000 

50,000 

50,000 

60,000 

60,000 

75,000 

75,000 

100,000 

100,000 

150,000 

150,000 

200,000 

200,000 

300,000 

300,000 

500,000 

500,000 

750,000 

750,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

Rate 

of 

Duty 


% 

28 

31 

35 

40 

45 

50 

55 

60 

65 

70 

75 

80 


.  r  UC  allowed  OI  T0  7o  oi  mat  part 

ot  the  duty,  which  relates  to  agricultural  property 
ana  to  certain  business  assets. 

An  agreement,  between  the  United  Kingdom  and 
Canada  for  avoidance  of  double  death  duties  was 
signed  on  5th  June,  1946. 

CERTIFICATES— GREAT  BRITAIN 

'  ?ea+m  °*  maTiaF  certificate,  or  9d.  for  a  short  birth 
certificate,  which  omits  the  parents’  names. 

+1,0 -D  aa  i  iaiV,Postal  Money  Order  made  payable  to 
L  T?flstrar  General,  London,  and  crossed  “&  Co.” 

7ibe  en?.1°sed-  and  is-  3d.  should  be  added  to  the 
tee  it  the  certificate  is  required  to  be  sent  by  Air  Mail 


1956] 


UNITED  KINGDOM  MISSIONS  IN  CANADA 


265 


BRITISH  CUSTOMS  DUTIES  ON  IMPORTS 


Under  the  British  Import  Duties  Act,  1932,  a  duty  of  customs,  known  as  the  “general  ad  valorem  duty", 
equal  to  10  per  cent  of  the  value  of  the  goods,  is  chargeable  on  all  goods  imported  into  the  United  Kingdom, 
with  certain  exceptions.  On  specified  classes  of  goods  “additional  duties”  are  chargeable  as  well  as  the  general 
ad  valorem  duty.  These  additional  duties  are  imposed  by  Treasury  Orders  made  in  accordance  with  the  pro¬ 
visions  of  the  Import  Duties  Act,  1932.  Certain  goods  are  exempt. 

The  Ottawa  Agreements  Act,  1932,  provided  for  the  charge  of  duty  on  certain  goods,  mainly  foodstuffs, 
of  non-Commoilwealth  origin. 

Under  the  Safeguarding  of  Industries  Act,  1921,  Ivey  Industry  duty  is  chargeable  on  goods  such  as  optical 
glass  and  optical  instruments,  scientific  instruments  and  synthetic  organic  chemicals  of  non -Commonwealth 
origin. 

Duty  is  also  chargeable  under  other  enactments,  the  main  classes  of  goods  liable  being,  Beef  and  Veal, 
Beer,  Hydrocarbon  Oils,  Silk,  Spirits,  Sugar,  Tobacco  and  Wine. 

Goods  (except  Hydrocarbon  Oil)  of  approved  Canadian  origin  coming  within  the  scope  of  the  above 
Acts  are  admitted  eitherfree  of  duty  or  at  a  preferential  rate. 


Schedules  of  all  dutiable  goods  and  rates  of  duty 
are  included  in  the  “Customs  and  Excise  Tariff  of 
the  United  Kingdom  and  Northern  Ireland,” 
published  periodically  by  H.  M.  Stationery  Office, 
York  House,  Kingsway,  London,  W.C.  2,  -with 
amendments. 

Imperial  Preference 

The  general  conditions  governing  admission  of 
imported  goods  to  Imperial  Preference  are  that  the 
goods  must  be  shown  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Commissioners  of  Customs  and  Excise  to  have  been 
consigned  from  and  grown,  produced  or  manufac¬ 
tured  in  the  British  Commonwealth. 

Full  information  as  to  the  qualifications  for  and 
method  of  claiming  preference  may  be  obtained  from 
the  Secretary,  H.  M.  Customs,  King’s  Beam  House, 
Mark  Lane,  London,  E.C.  3,  from  any  Collector 
of  Customs  and  Excise  or  from  H.M.  Trade  Com¬ 


missioners  and  Trade  Correspondents  in  the  Overseas 
Dominions;  also  from  Department  of  Trade  and 
Commerce  Foreign  Tariffs  Division,  Ottawa. 

Import  licences 

Under  the  Import  of  Goods  (Control)  Orders  1940, 
as  amended,  no  goods  (other  than  goods  consigned 
from  the  Channel  Islands)  may  be  imported  into  the 
United  Kingdom  except  under  the  authority  of  a 
licence  granted  by  the  Board  of  Trade.  Separate 
licences  are  not,  however,  required  for  limited  lists 
of  goods  consigned  from  all  countries  or  specified 
countries  respectively  for  which  Open  General 
Licences  have  been  issued. 

Details  of  the  goods  covered  by  these  Open  General 
licences  are  published  from  time  to  time  in  the  Board 
of  Trade  Journal  and  in  “Notices  to  Importers” 
issued  by  the  Import  Licensing  Branch  of  the  Board 
of  Trade. 


PURCHASE  TAX 


The  United  Kingdom  Purchase  Tax  is  a  single- 
stage  sales  tax  charged  at  ad  valorem  rates  on  specified 
classes  of  goods.  In  general,  liability  to  tax  arises 
when  the  goods  pass  from  the  wholesaler  to  the 
retailer.  Manufacturers  and  wholesale  merchants 
dealing  in  chargeable  goods  must  be  registered.  This 
enables  them  to  deal  with  one  another  freely  in  the 
goods,  or  to  export  them  without  liability  to  tax. 
Tax  becomes  chargeable  when  the  goods  are  sold  by 
the  registered  manufacturer  or  wholesaler  to  an 
unregistered  person,  generally  the  retailer,  or  where 
there  is  no  retail  stage,  to  the  public. 

Purchase  Tax  is  levied  on  chargeable  goods  im¬ 
ported  into  the  United  Kingdom,  with  the  exception 
of  goods  imported  for  a  registered  wholesale  merchant 
or  a  registered  manufacturer  as  stock  for  his  business 
or  as  materials.  Such  imported  goods  would  become 
chargeable  with  tax  (in  the  same  way  as  goods  of 
United  Kingdom  origin)  if  subsequently  sold  by  tne 
registered  trader  to  an  unregistered  person. 

The  tax  was  first  imposed  by  the  Finance  (Mo.  Z) 


Act,  1940,  and  came  into  operation  on  21st  October* 
1940,  at  two  rates— 16^%  and  33^%  of  the  whole¬ 
sale  value  of  the  goods.  Successive  legislative  changes 
in  later  years  altered  the  schedules  of  taxable  goods 
and  at  one  period  raised  the  number  of  rates  to  five, 
the  highest  rate  then  being  125%  of  the  wholesale 
value.  The  rates  are  now  fewer  and  lower,  and  at 
present  (Aug.  1955)  there  are  three  rates — 25% 
50%  and  75%  of  the  wholesale  value.  Relief  from 
tax  is  allowed,  wholly  or  in  part,  on  apparel,  furniture, 
and  bedding,  woollen  cloth  and  woolen  household 
textile  articles  by  means  of  a  scheme  under  which  tax 
is  charged  only  on  the  amount,  if  any,  by  which  the 
wholesale  value  of  the  article  concerned  exceeds  a 
fixed  sum.  Non-woollen  cloth  and  most  non¬ 
woollen  household  textile  articles  were  completely 
exempted  from  tax  in  May  1955. 

Latest  information  about  the  tax  is  set  out  in 
Notice  No.  78  and  related  Notices,  obtainable  from 
the  Commissioners  of  Customs  and  Excise,  King  s 
Beam  House,  Mark  Lane,  London,  E.C.  3. 


UNITED  KINGDOM  MISSIONS  IN  CANADA 


ROYAL  NAVAL  LIAISON  OFFICE 
Roxborough  Apts.,  95  Laurier  Ave.  W .,  Ottawa 
Senior  Naval  Officer,  Captain  W.  G.  Parry,  R.N 
Junior  Naval  Liaison  Officer,  Commander  E.  O. 
Savage,  D.S.O.,  D.S.C.,  R.N. 

Staff  Technical  Officer,  Commander  (E)  M.  W. 
Findlay.  D.S.C.,  R.N. 

UNITED  KINGDOM  ARMY  LIAISON  STAFF 
Roxborough  Apts.,  95  Laurier  Ave.  W.,  Ottaw 
Senior  Army  Liaison  Officer,  Brig.  P.  C.  u.  rage, 

V'M?mb?r^Lt.-Co\.  D.  M.  Geddes,  M.B.E.,  M.C., 
Major  P.  L.  Crutchfield. 

UNITED  KINGDOM  AIR  LIAISON  STAFF 
Roxborough  Apts.,  95  Laurier  Ave.  W.,  Ottawa 
Senior  Air  Liaison  Officer:  Air  Commodore  D.  N. 

Sem?^eTtAdm^iftr'aHvf  Otfjcer.-  Squadron  Leader 
G.  M.  Heath-Smith,  M.B.E. 

Air  Staff  Officer:  Squadron -Leader J.  B ■■Ellis,  D.l  A,. 
Personnel  Staff  Officer:  Flight  Lieutenant  J.  W. 
Shepherd. 


Honorary  Secretary,  RAF  Benevolent  Fund,  Squadron 
Leader,  H.  Leigh. 

UNITED  KINGDOM  INFORMATION  SERVICE 
Ottawa,  275  Albert  St. 

Director:  Nicholas  Monsarrat. 

Information  Officer:  R.  D.  Wall. 

Toronto,  119  Adelaide  St.  W. 
Information  Officer:  Donald  Kerr. 

Montreal,  1111  Beaver  Hall  Hill 
Information  Officer:  T.  A.  H.  Scott. 

UNITED  KINGDOM  PAYMENTS  OFFICE 
167  Queen  St.,  Ottawa 
Accountant:  R.  M.  Mulholland. 

BRITISH  MINISTRY  OF  PENSIONS 
Journal  Bldg.,  Queen  St,,  Ottawa 
Ministry  Representative:  Mr.  George  H.  Bowler, 

A?siftwt  Ministry  Represeentative:  Mr.  M.  Brook*. 


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THE  ROYAL  NAVY 


[  1956 


THE  ROYAL  NAVY 


The  Admiralty 

The  Admiralty,  which  has  charge  of  the  Royal 
Navy,  is  administered  by  Lords  Commissioners  who 
form  the  Board  of  Admiralty.  The  Head  of  the 
Department,  who  is  a  Minister  of  the  Government,  is 
known  as  the  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty.  The  other 
Lords  Commissioners  supervise  the  work  of  the 
departments  into  which  the  Admiralty  is  divided. 

The  Royal  Marines  are  administered  by  the 
Commandant-General,  Royal  Marines,  under  the 
direction  of  the  Board  of  Admiralty. 

The  Women’s  Royal  Naval  Service  is  administered 
by  the  Director,  W.R.N.S.,  under  the  direction  of 
the  Board  of  Admiralty.  H.M.  Queen  Elizabeth, 
the  Queen  Mother,  is  Commandant-in-Chief. 

Organization 

A  large  proportion  of  the  ships  of  the  Royal  Navy 
is  distributed  amongst  the  following  Fleets  and 
Squadrons: — 

The  Home  Fleet,  based  on  the  U.K. 

The  Mediterranean  Fleet,  based  on  Malta. 

The  Far  East  Fleet,  based  on  Singapore  and 
Hong  Kong. 

The  East  Indies  Squadron,  based  on  Trincomalee, 
Ceylon. 

The  America  and  West  Indies  Squadron,  based 
on  Bermuda. 

The  South  Atlantic  Squadron,  based  on  Simons- 
town,  South  Africa. 

Many  other  ships  are  used  for  training  purposes 
and  local  duties  in  Home  Waters  and  the  remainder, 
not  required  for  operational  service  form  the  Reserve 
Fleet. 

The  Royal  Navy  maintains  a  large  number  of  shore 
establishments  in  the  U.K.,  and  to  a  lesser  degree 
abroad.  There  are  dockyards  at  the  following  places: 
Home:  Portsmouth,  Chatham,  Devonport, 

Rosyth,  Sheerness  and  Portland. 

Abroad:  Gibraltar,  Malta,  Trincomalee,  Singapore, 
Hong  Kong,  Simonstown  and  Bermuda. 

A  Commander-in-Chief  is  in  charge  of  each  of  the 
Home  Ports  (Portsmouth,  Chatham  and  Devonport) 
and  of  the  training  establishments  in  his  Command. 

There  is  a  Flag  Officer  at  the  head  of  the  Submarine 
Service  and  another  is  in  charge  of  the  Fleet  Air  Arm 
at  home. 


Personnel 

Active  Service.  At  the  beginning  of  the  current 
financial  year  (1955-56).  Active  Service  personnel  in 
the  R.N.  totalled  133,000  made  up  as  follows: 


Royal  Navy 
Royal  Marines 
W.R.N.S. 
Q.A.R.N.N.S* 


RATINGS  or 
OTHER 

OFFICERS  RANKS 

13,840  103,500 

680  10,180 

300  4,275 


TOTAL 

117,340 

10,860 

4,575 

225 


133,000 

R  eserves.  The  Royal  Navy  maintains  a  wide  variety 
of  Reserve  Forces.  Among  them  are  the  following: 
The  Royal  Fleet  Reserve,  which  consists  of 
regular  Naval  ratings  and  Royal  Marine  Other 
Ranks  who  have  completed  their  Active  Service 
engagements. 

The  Royal  Naval  Reserve,  which  draws  its 


♦Queen  Alexandra’s  Royal  Naval  Nursing  Service. 


members  from  the  Merchant  Navy  and  the 
fishing  fleets. 

The  Royal  Naval  Volunteer  Reserve,  which 
consists  of  men  in  civil  life  who  volunteer  to 
serve  in  the  R.N.  in  time  of  an  emergency  and 
who  undertake  part-time  Naval  training. 

The  Royal  Marine  Forces  Volunteer  Reserve. 

The  Women's  Royal  Naval  Volunteer  Reserve. 

The  Royal  Naval  Minewatching  Service,  which 
is  a  civilian  organization  administered  by  the 
Admiralty.  There  are  other  reserves  of  men 
and  women  who  served  during  or  since  the 
last  war. 

Strength  of  the  Fleet 

Operational  Fleet — 1  fast  battleship,  2  fleet  carriers, 

2  light  fleet  carriers,  9  cruisers,  7  Daring  class  ships, 
22  destroyers,  30  frigates,  1  fast  minelayer,  43  sub¬ 
marines,  32  minesweepers,  26  coastal  craft,  7  landing 
vessels. 

Trials  and  Training — 4  light  fleet  carriers,  1  cruiser, 

3  destroyers,  22  frigates,  23  minesweepers,  4  coastal 
craft,  1  tank  landing  ship. 

In  Construction — 4  light  fleet  carriers  (work  on 
two  suspended),  3  cruisers,  26  frigates,  2  submarines, 
94  minesweepers,  10  coastal  craft. 

In  Reserve,  Extended  refits  etc.— 4  fast  battleships, 
5  fleet  carriers,  2  light  fleet  carriers,  14  cruisers, 

1  Daring  class  ship,  57  destroyers,  115  frigates,  2  fast 
minelayers,  14  submarines,  165  minesweepers,  42 
coastal  craft  and  58  tank  landing  vessels. 

Entry  Into  The  R.N. 

Officers.  The  main  form  of  officer  entry  into  the  R.N. 
is  through  Cadetships  to  the  Britannia  Royal  Naval 
College,  Dartmouth.  These  cadetships  (which  are 
into  the  Executive,  Engineering,  Electrical  and  Supply 
and  Secretariat  Branches  are  awarded  according  to 
candidates’  performance  in  written  examinations  and 
in  tests  of  personal  qualities.  Training,  board,  accom¬ 
modation  and  uniform  etc.  are  free. 

Chaplains,  Doctors,  Dentists  and  Instructor  Officers 
are  offered  short  service  commissions  on  completion 
of  their  professional  training,  with  opportunities  of 
obtaining  a  permanent  commission. 

The  majority  of  Fleet  Air  Arm  pilots  and  observers 
also  serve  on  short  service  commissions.  These 
officers^  enter  for  a  period  of  4  to  8  years  on  the  Active 
List  with  the  opportunity  of  obtaining  a  permanent 
commission  during  their  career.  Entry  is  open  to 
suitably  qualified  candidates  between  the  ages  of 
17  years  and  26  years. 

Ratings.  Ratings  may  engage  for  12  years  service  in 
the  R.N.  or  for  7  years  in  the  R.N.  and  5  years  in 
the  R.F.R.,  with  opportunities  to  transfer  to  the 
longer  engagement.  Ratings  may  volunteer  to 
serve  22  years,  to  qualify  for  a  pension  and  terminal 
grant. 

Entry  into  the  R.N.  as  a  rating  is  open  to  those 
between  the  ages  of  1534  and  23. 

Good  opportunities  are  offered  to  ratings  to  become 
officers. 

Entry  regulations  and  promotion  prospects  for  the 
Royal  Marines  are  broadly  similar  to  those  of  the 
R.N.  Members  of  the  W.R.N.S.  enrol  for  four  years 
and  may  re-engage  for  further  periods. 

Cost 

The  cost  of  the  naval  services  for  the  current 
financial  year  amounted  to  £391,550,000  or  £11,750- 
000  less  than  the  previous  year. 


THE  BRITISH  ARMY 


Historical 

Parliament’s  consent  to  the  maintenance  of  an  army 
was  established  in  the  seventeenth  century  as  a  result 
of  a  struggle  between  the  Commons  and  the  Stuarts. 
The  standing  army  became  a  national  institution 
under  Charles  II,  and  the  Mutiny  Act,  passed  at  the 
accession  of  William  II.  in  1689,  formed  the  basis 
of  army  discipline.  The  Mutiny  Act,  after  enlarge¬ 
ment  and  change  from  time  to  time,  is  now  replaced 
by  the  Army  Act,  constitutional  control  being  assured 
by  the  Army  and  Air  Force  (Annual)  Act,  which  goes 


annually  before  Parliament  and  brings  the  Army  Act 
into  force  for  one  year. 


urganization 

The  British  Army  is  made  up  of  (a)  the  Regular 
Army  and  its  reserves,  including  the  Army  Emergency 
Reserve,  and  (b)  the  Territorial  Army  and  the 
1  ern tonal  A  rmy  Reserves. 

*uThf  Secrelary  of  State  for  War  is  the  President  of 
the  Army  Council.  Other  members  of  the  Army 
Douncii  are  responsible  for  different  aspects  of  army 


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267 


organization  and  administration,  such  as  the  organiza¬ 
tion  and  disposition  of  troops,  all  personnel  matters, 
armament  and  maintenance,  and  expenditure. 

The  British  Army  at  home  and  overseas  is  divided 
into  commands,  of  which  the  more  important  are 
commanded  by  generals  or  lieutenant-generals,  who 
control  a  number  of  districts  or  areas  each  under  a 
major-general,  and  fighting  formations  in  their 
localities. 

In  time  of  war  an  army  in  the  field  is  commanded 
by  a  general  or  lieutenant-general.  It  is  made  up  of 
two  or  more  corps,  and  army  troops  consisting  of 
supporting  arms  and  services.  An  army  group,  of 
two  or  more  armies,  is  commanded  by  a  general. 

A  corps  is  commanded  by  a  lieutenant-general, 
and  consists  of  a  va^ing  number  of  fighting  divisions, 
together  with  supporting  services. 

There  are  three  types  of  divisions,  armoured, 
infantry  and  airborne,  all  commanded  by  major- 
generals.  The  armoured  division  has  one  armoured 
and  one  lorried  infantry  brigade,  the  infantry  division 
three  infantry  brigades,  the  airborne  division  three 
parachute  brigades,  and  all  three  have  divisional 
troops.  ,  , 

Besides  the  major  fighting  arms — Royal  Armoured 
Corps,  Royal  Artillery,  Royal  Engineers  and 
Infantry — there  are  a  number  of  technical  and 
specialist  corps. 

The  Regular  Army 

The  Regular  Army  comprises  officers  and  other 
ranks  commissioned  or  enlisted  for  full-time  service. 
Normal  regular  engagements  are  for  (a)  three  years 
with  the  Colours  and  (for  men)  four  years  in  the 
Royal  Army  Reserve  and  (b)  twenty  two  years  with 
the  Colours.  A  soldier  enlisting  on  a  twenty-two 
year  engagement  has  the  right,  on  giving  appropriate 
notice,  to  terminate  his  colour  service  at  the  end  of 
every  three  successive  years.  Termination  at  the 
end  of  three  or  six  years  carries  a  liability  (for  men) 
for  four  and  three  years  service,  respectively,  m  the 
Reserve.  National  Service  men  are  compulsorily 
enlisted  into  the  Regular  Army  for  a  period  of  two 
years’  service  between  the  ages  of  18  and  26.  At  the 
termination  of  their  whole-time  service  they  have 
then  to  do  part-time  service  for  three  and  a  halt 
years  in  the  Territorial  Army  or  the  Army  Emergency 

Reserve.  _  _ 

Reserve  Forces 

The  Regular  Army  Reserve  of  Officers  is  composed 
of  retired  Regular  Army  Officers  who  are  liable  to 
reserve  service  up  to  ages  which  vary  according  to 
the  corps  and  rank  of  the  officers;  and  of  national 
service  officers  who  have  completed  both  whole  time 
and  part  time  service  under  the  National  Service 
Acts  1948/1950  and  certain  other  officers  who  have 
completed  their  active  service. 

The  Royal  Army  Reserve  is  a  reserve  of  warrant 
officers,  non-commissioned  officers  and  men  and  com¬ 
prises  the  Regular  Reserve,  the  Army  Emergency 
Reserve  and  the  Army  General  Reserve.  The  Regular 
Reserve  consists  of  men  who  engage  or  are  transferred 
for  a  period  in  this  Reserve,  having  completed  a 
period  of  service  with  the  Colours.  Members  of  this 
Reserve  are  liable  to  be  called  out  by  Royal  Pro 
clamation  for  service  in  any  part  of  the  world  in  the 
case  of  imminent  danger  or  great  emergency,  -they 
are  also  liable  to  be  called  out  to  aid  the  civil  power 
in  preservation  of  the  public  peac.  .  .  „i 

The  Army  General  Reserve  is  comprised  of  national 


service  men  who  have  completed  their  whole  time  and 
part  time  service,  and  certain  men  who  served  on 
war-time  engagements  between  1939  and  1948.  Mem¬ 
bers  of  this  Reserve  are  unpaid  and  have  no  liability 
for  training;  they  may  be  called  out  by  issue  of  a 
Proclamation,  in  the  event  of  imminent  national 
danger  or  great  emergency,  for  service  in  any  part  of 
the  world;  and  they  may  be  called  out  without  a 
Proclamation  in  defence  of  the  United  Kingdom 
against  actual  or  apprehended  attack.  Service 
terminates  at  45  years  of  age. 

The  Army  Emergency  Reserve  consists  of  national 
service  men  completing  their  three  and  half  years’ 
part  time  service,  and  volunteers,  who  are  placed  in 
categories  according  to  then-  trade  qualifications  or 
the  service  liability  which  they  accept.  It  provides 
units,  and  pools  of  individuals,  which  are  not  ap¬ 
propriate  to  the  Territorial  Army.  Members  have 
a  liability  for  fifteen  days  annual  camp. 

The  Territorial  Army 

The  Territorial  Army  was  reconstituted  in  1947 
on  a  county  basis,  as  before  the  war.  In  time  of  war 
the  Territorial  Army  is  integrated  with  the  Regular 
Army  to  form  a  National  Army.  Towards  the  Na¬ 
tional  Army  the  Territorial  Army  can  find  an  ex¬ 
peditionary  force  containing  armoued,  airborne  and 
infantry  divisions  and  a  proportion  of  corps  and 
army  troops.  It  is  also  responsible  for  the  bulk  of 
the  anti-aircraft  and  coast  defences  of  the  country. 

The  framework  of  the  Territorial  Army  is  pro¬ 
vided  by  the  cadre  of  volunteers,  who  are  mostly 
officers  and  n.c.o’s.  with  war  experience.  The 
numbers  are  made  up  by  national  service  men  who 
carry  out  3J4  years  part-time  training  with  the 
Territorial  Army  after  completing  two  years  whole¬ 
time  service  with  the  Regular  Army.  Each  Terri¬ 
torial  Unit  is  based  on  and  draws  its  recruits  from  a 
particular  area  of  the  country. 

The  Territorial  Army  can  only  be  called  out  on 
permanent  service  in  the  event  of  actual  or  appre¬ 
hended  attack,  but  in  the  event  of  war  may  be  sent 
anywhere  at  home  or  abroad. 


The  Home  Guard 
This  is  a  volunteer  force,  organized  in  battalions. 
It  exists  in  skeleton  form  in  peace;  its  members  tram 
to  assist  the  Armed  Forces  in  time  of  war.  Citizens 
who  cannot  undertake  training  in  peace  but  will  be 
available  in  war  are  enrolled  in  the  Home  Guard 
Reserve  Roll. 

Women’s  Services 

Queen  Alexandra’s  Royal  Army  Nursing  Corps 
is  a  corps  of  officers  and  soldiers  who,  under  the 
direction  of  its  Matron-in-Chief,  nurse  Army  person¬ 
nel  and  their  families  in  all  parts  of  the  world.  Its 
officers  also  train  other  ranks  of  the  corps  and  of  the 
Roval  Army  Medical  Corps  in  nursing  duties. 

The  Women’s  Royal  Army  Corps  has  superseded 
the  war-time  “Auxiliary  Territorial  Service  .  Em¬ 
ployment  in  both  home  and  overseas  commands 
includes  many  trades  suitable  to  women,  enabling 
them  to  replace  and  release  men  for  combatant  duties 
in  the  Army. 

The  Army  Cadet  Organization 

The  Army  Cadet  Organization  consists  of  the  Com- 
hmerl  Cadet  Force  (CCF)  (Basic  and  Army  Sections) 
ancHhe  Anny  Cadet  Force  (ACF).  Both  Forces  cater 
for  boys  between  14  and  18,  and  are  entirely  volun 
tary. 


THE  ROYAL  AIR  FORCE 


The  Royal  Air  Force  is  administered  by  the  Air 
CO’?LCisl£t^0noflta°te  for  Air  (President  of  the 
^The0 Parliamentary  Under-Secretary  of  State  (Vice- 

PrTheeChief  of  the  Air  Staff. 

TLp  Air  Member  for  Personnel.  .  . 

The  Air  Member  for  Supply  and  Organisation. 

The  Vice-Chief  of  the  Air  Staff. 

in  the  Ministry  of 

Supply. 


The  Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State  (Secre¬ 
tary).  , 

The  Secretary  of  State  is  responsible  to  Her  Majesty 
the  Queen  and  Parliament  for  all  the  business  of  the 

Air  Council.  The  Air  Ministry 

The  Air  Ministry  is  organised  m  five  departments, 

aSThe°'Department  of  the  Chief  of  the  Air  Staff 

(CThf  Chief  of  the  Air  Staff  is  the  senior  Air  Member 
of  Council  and  principal  adviser  of  the  Secretary 


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268 


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State  on  all  the  Service  aspects  of  the  administration 
of  the  Royal  Air  Force.  He  is  responsible  for  all 
questions  of  Air  Force  policy  and  planning,  for  advice 
on  the  conduct  of  air  operations  for  all  training  other 
than  technical  training,  and  for  the  fighting  efficiency 
of  the  Royal  Air  Force.  He  is  assisted  by  the  Vice- 
Chief  of  the  Air  Staff,  the  Deputy  Chief  of  the  Air 
Staff,  and  the  Assistant  Chiefs  of  the  Air  Staff, 
each  of  whom  is  responsible  for  certain  duties. 

The  Department  of  the  Air  Member  for  Personnel 
(A.M.P.). 

The  Air  Member  for  Personnel  is  responsible  for  the 
personnel  policy  and  administration,  other  than 
training,  of  the  Royal  Air  Force,  its  reserves  and 
auxiliaries,  and  the  Women’s  Royal  Air  Force 
and  the  Air  Training  Corps.  This  includes  questions 
of  manpower;  conditions  of  service  for  all  types  of 
R.A.F.  and  W.R.A.F.  personnel;  discipline;  cere¬ 
monial,  honours  and  awards;  appointments;  exits, 
promotions  and  postings;  and  casualties.  He  is  also 
responsible  for  the  welfare  of  R.A.F.  and  W.R.A  F. 
personnel  including  the  religious,  educational  and 
medical  services. 

The  Department  of  the  Air  Member  for  Supply  and 
Organisation  (A.M.S.O.). 

The  Air  Member  for  Supply  and  Organisation  is 
responsible  for  the  organisation  of  the  Royal  Air 
Force;  for  the  provision  of  equipment,  stores  and 
foodstuffs;  for  transportation;  and  for  works,  build¬ 
ings  and  land;  and  technical  training  and  technical 
services  of  the  R.A.F. 

The  Department  of  the  Permanent  Under-Secretary 
of  State  (P.U.S.). 

The  Permanent  Under-Secretary  of  State  is  the 
Accounting  Officer  of  the  Air  Ministry  and  as  such  is 
responsible  for  financial  advice  and  for  the  control 
of  all  expenditure;  for  accounting  to  Parliament  for 
the  expenditure  of  public  money  and  stores;  and  for 
the  negotiation  and  placing  of  contracts.  He  is  also 
Secretary  of  the  Air  Council  and  in  that  capacity  is 
responsible  for  the  efficient  working  of  the  Air 
as  a  Department  of  State,  for  Parliamentary 
and  legal  business  and  for  public  relations. 

.The  Meteorological  Office  is  organised  as  part  of  the 
Air  Ministry.  It  is  responsible  for  meteorological 
research  and  for  supplying  meteorological  information 
to  aU  users,  including  units  of  the  Royal  Air  Force 
United  Kingdom  Commands 

The  Commands  of  the  ft.A.F.inthe  United  Kingdom 
are  as  follows  : 


Bomber  Command ,  its  function  is  defined  by  its  title ; 
it  also  controls  photographic  reconnaissance  units. 

tighter  Command.  Responsible  for  the  control  of 
offensive  and  defensive  fighter  operations;  also  for 

Coastal  Command.  Responsible  for  reconnaissance 
over  the  sea;  in  conjunction  with  the  Royal  Navy  for 
protection  of  shipping  at  sea  and  for  attack  against 
enemy  shipping  and  submarines;  also  for  meteorologi¬ 
cal  reconnaissance,  and  air/sea  rescue. 

Transport  Command.  Responsible  for  the  study 
development  and  training  of  all  air  transport 
operations,  including  airborne  assaults;  the  organisa- 
<  uaI*D  °j  alr,  transP°rt  operations  in  support 

of  the  R.A.F.  and  other  services;  and  for  operations 
along  the  trunk  routes,  including  flight  delivery  of 
aircraft  between  theatres.  y 

Flying  Training  Command.  Responsible  for  the 
training  of  flying  personnel.  Also  controls  the  Royal 
Am  Force  College,  Cranwell,  the  R.A.F.  Flying 
CoUege,  Manby  a  specialist  Flying  Training  Unit 
u-  ?®cers °f  aU  the  Commonwealth  Air  Forces 
which  combines  certain  aspects  of  the  work  of  the 


discontinued  Empire  Flying  School,  the  Empire  Air 
Navigation  School  and  the  Empire  Air  Armament 
School)  and  various  schools  for  the  training  of 
instructors  in  flying,  navigation  and  the  use  of 
weapons. 

Technical  Training  Command.  Responsible  for  the 
training  of  ground  personnel.  Also  controls  the  R.A.F. 
Technical  College,  in  which  the  specialist  training  of 
technical  officers  is  carried  out. 

Maintenance  Command.  Responsible  for  the  storage 
and  issue  of  the  whole  range  of  equipment  used  by 
the  R.A.F. 

Home  Command.  Responsible  for  the  Reserves 
(including  the  R.A.F.V.R.),  the  Royal  Auxiliary  Air 
Force,  University  Air  Squadrons  and  the  Air  Train¬ 
ing  Corps. 

Overseas  Commands 

Overseas  Commands  are  forces  of  various  types  of 
Squadrons  and  Service  Units  assigned  to  specific 
areas.  The  main  overseas  Commands  of  the  R.A.F. 
are  the  Middle  East  Air  Force,  the  Far  East  Air 
Force,  and  the  2nd  Tactical  Air  Force.  (This  latter 
force  until  September  1,  1951,  was  called  the  British 
Air  Forces  of  Occupation,  Germany,  but  following 
the  decision  that  the  operational  resources  of  B.A.F.O. 
should  be  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the  Supreme 
Commander,  Allied  Powers  in  Europe,  the  role  of  the 
Command  became  primarily  that  of  a  tactical  air 
force.  It  was  therefore  considered  appropriate  to 
restore  the  historical  name  of  2nd  Tactical  Air  Force). 

Women's  Royal  Air  Force.  Following  the  decision 
that  the  Women’s  Forces  were  to  be  continued  on  a 
voluntary  basis  as  a  permanent  feature  of  the  Forces 
of  the  Crown,  provision  was  made  under  the  Army 
and  Air  Force  (Women's  Service)  Act,  1948,  which 
was  brought  into  operation  on  1st  February,  1949, 
for  women  to  be  commissioned  and  enlisted  in  the 
Royal  Air  Force  and  its  reserves  and  auxiliaries. 
Women  officers  and  airwomen  accepted,  under  the 
new  conditions,  for  the  Royal  Air  Force  are  fully 
integrated  into  that  force  and  are  not  organised  as  a 
separate  corps. 

His  late  Majesty,  King  George  VI,  approved  the 
title  of  Women  s  Royal  Air  Force  for  use  where  it  is 
necessary  to  provide  collectively  for  women  in  the 
Royal  Air  Force. 


- ....  .  applies  suou  women  in  tne 

same  way  as  it  applies  to  men,  subject  to  adaptations 
and  modifications  made  by  Order  in  Council. 

The  Royal  Auxiliary  Air  Force  and  the  R. A  F 
Volunteer  Reserve  are  voluntary  organisations  in 
wnicli  men  and  women  render  part-time  service  while 
continuing  to  follow  their  civilian  occupations;  the 
R.Aux  A.F.  being  composed  of  flying  and  other  units 
which  form  part  of  the  first-line  defences. 

The  Royal  Observer  Corps  is  a  uniformed  civilian 
o  y  which  is  a  vital  part  of  Fighter  Command’s 
raid  reporting  and  fighter  control  system.  The  duties 
of  the  members,  who  serve  on  a  spare-time  basis  in 
peace,  include  the  identification  and  plotting  of 
aircraft  flying  over  Great  Britain. 

The  An  Training  Corps  gives  boys  of  14  and  over 
experience  in  gliding  and  air  matters,  with  special 
advantages  if  they  join  the  Royal  Air  Force. 


1  RAINING 

During  1950  arrangements  were  made  between  the 

£?Vfb“pentS,  Ca5?da  and  the  United  Kingdom 
for  the  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force  to  train  rTa  F 

In.  PaXlgators  in  Canada.  This  scheme  came 
sin  m  J?-n,;ary  195J-  These  arrangements  are 

an  extension  of  plans  under  which  the  R.C  A  F  are 

AUantU tSygnatiorber  °f  “  °reWS  °f  the  N°rth 


BRITAIN’S  AUXILIARY  AND  NATIONAL  SERVICES 

r\T  I  . ,  T  T— 1  ,  1  )  a  f  a  x.  «  — .  •  i  ■  .  . 


A  list  of  Civil  Defence  organizations,  which  were 
active  during  World  War  II.  with  deseriptffi™ 

?nmZ*rd  addreeseaof  d“rs’  etc-  was  included 
“earn  Canadlan  Almanac  for  1945  and  previous 

For  other  former  auxiliary  services,  see  the  articles 
Force''1.  NaVy’  BntlSh  Army”  and  “Royal  Air 
,  Civil  Defence  Corps 
Civil  Defence  (established  1949)  is  part  of  Britain’s 
plan  to  improve  defensive  measures  by  enrolling 


service?61"3  t0  f°rm  the  nuoIeus  of  a  “Clonal  auxiliary 

The  four  Services  concerned  are  the  Civil  Defence 
Corps  The  Auxiliary  Fire  Service,  the  Nation^ 
Hospital  Reserve  and.  the  Special  Constabulary 
i  lie  first  three  tram  recruits  (men  and  women1) 
PartVlm,e,  volunteers  in  peace-time  for  service 
‘  should  break  out.  The  Special  Constabufarv 
Pnlh-p^n  trainulS  for  recruits  to  assist  the  regular 
once  in  peace  as  well  as  to  establish  additional 
trained  remforcements  in  emergency. 


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269 


The  Civil  Defence  Corps  is  a  Crown  service  for 
which  the  Home  Secretary  and  the  Secretary  of 
State  for  Scotland  are  responsible.  Its  local  organisa¬ 
tion  is  a  function  of  the  local  authorities.  Each 
division  (outside  the  County  of  London  which  has  its 
own  arrangements  in  conjunction  with  the  Metro¬ 
politan  Boroughs)  comprises  five  sections:  Head¬ 
quarters,  Warden,  Rescue,  Ambulance  and  Casualty 
Collecting  and  Welfare. 

Civil  Defence  Staff  College  and  training  schools 
have  been  established  for  training  Civil  Defence 
Officers  and  Instructors.  The  National  Hospital 
Service  Reserve  (recruited  by  the  Minister  of  Health 
and  Secretary  of  State  for  Scotland)  concentrates  the 
available  medical  and  nursing  man-power  on  the 
hospitals  in  co-operation  with  the  St.  John  Ambulance 
Brigade  and  the  British  Red  Cross  Society. 

St.  John  Ambulance  Brigade 
8  Grosvenor  Crescent,  London,  S.W.l 
Commissioner-in-Chief, 

Lt.-General  Sir  Otto  Lund.  K.C.B.,  D.S.O. 
A  Foundation  of  the  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem, 
the  Brigade  has  a  strength  (1954)  of  87,000  men; 
34,000  women  and  86,000  boy  and  girl  cadets. 

N.A.A.F.I. 

Navy.  Army  and  Air  Force  Institutes. 
Headquarters,  Imperial  Court,  Kennington  Lane, 
London,  S.E.ll. 

Secretary . E.  W.  MacGowan 

This  canteen  organization,  run  co-operatively,  is 
the  official  canteen  organization  for  H.M.  Forces  in 
peace  and  war. 

Women’s  Transport  Service  (F.A.N.Y.) 

55-56  Sloane  Street,  London  S.W.l 


The  National  Council  of  Social  Service 
Head  Office:  26  Bedford  Square,  London,  W.C.  1 
President:  Sir.  Edward  Peacock,  G.C.V.O. 

Secretary,  G.  E.  Haynes.  C.B.E. 

The  council  provides  the  secretariat  of  various 
consultative  groups  concerned  with  public  welfare, 
and  services  undertaken  by  the  Council  include  the 
development  of  social  and  cultural  activities  through 
local  organizations,  e.g.,  Village  Halls,  Community 
Centres,  Citizens’  Advice  Bureaux,  etc. 

Women’s  Voluntary  Service  for  civil  defence 
41  Tothill  Street.  Westminster.  S.W. 

Chairman . The  Dowager  Marchioness  of 

Reading,  G.B.E. 

This  Service  became  the  official  auxiliary  to  Civil 
Defence  Services  during  the  war  and  still  acts  in  this 
capacity.  Many  of  its  members  are  also  members  of 
the  Civil  Defence  Corps.  Everyday  work  covers 
welfare  of  every  kind  within  local  communities. 
Centres  in  every  local  authority  area  are  provided  by 
Government  funds. 

Women’s  Institutes 

National  Federation  of  Women’s  Institutes 
39,  Eccleston  St.,  London,  S.W.l 
Chairman . Lady  Brunner,  J.P. 

General  Nursing  Council  for  England 

AND  WALES 

23,  Portland  Place.  London,  W.l 
P.O.  Box  No.  803 
Registrar ,  Miss  M.  Henry,  S.R.N. 

The  Navy  League  (Inc.) 

Grand  Buildings,  Trafalgar  Square,  London,  W.C. 2 
Citizens’  Advice  Bureaux 
National  Headquarters,  26  Bedford  Square 
London,  W.C.l 


THE  ROYAL  INSTITUTE  OF 
INTERNATIONAL  AFFAIRS 
Chatham  House,  St.  James’s  Square,  London  S.W.l 
Founded  in  1920  to  encourage  and  facilitate  the 
scientific  study  of  international  questions. 

Chairman  of  Council,  Air  Chief  Marshal  Sir  William 
Elliot,  G.C.V.O.,  K.C.B.,  K.B.E. 

Director  General ,  The  Hon.  C.  M.  Woodhouse,  D.S.O. , 
O  B  E 

Director  0}  Studies,  Arnold  J.  Toynbee,  Hon.D.Litt., 

Research  Secretary,  Margaret  Cleeve,  O.B.E. 
Administrative  Secretary ,  Lt.  Col.  L.  H.  Mackay, 

O.B.E. 

THE  BRITISH  COUNCIL 
This  Council  exists  to  deveffip  closer  cultural 
relations  between  the  United  Kingdom  and  other 
countries  for  the  purpose  of  benefiting  the  British 
Commonwealth  of  Nations. 


Chairman — Sir  David  Kelly,  G.C.M.G.,  M.C. 
Director-General — Sir  Paul  Sinker,  K.C.M.b.,  G.rE 
Deputy  Director-General,  K.  R.  Johnstone,  C.M.G. 
Headquarters,  65  Davies  St.,  London,  W.l. 

THE  BRITISH  TRAVEL  AND  HOLIDAYS 
ASSOCIATION 

Chairman:  Sir  Arthur  Morse,  C.B.E. 

Director  General :  J.  G.  Bridges,  O.B.E. 

Secretary:  A.  G.  Kershaw. 

Offices  * 

London— 64-65  St.  James’s  Street,  Piccadilly.  SW1 
Edinburgh — The  Scottish  Tourist  Board,  Rutland 
Place,  West  End,  Edinburgh  1. 

N.  Ireland — The  Northern  Ireland  Tourist  Board, 
10,  Royal  Ave.,  Belfast.  , 

Wales — The  Welsh  Tourist  and  Holidays  Board, 
Temple  Buildings,  Llandrindod  Wells. 

Canadian  Office'.  90  Adelaide  St.  West,  Toronto. 


UNITED  KINGDOM  HIGH  COMMISSIONERS 
IN  THE  COMMONWEALTH 


CANADA 

“Earnscliffe”,  Ottawa.  Ont. 

High  Commissioner:  Lt.  General  Sir  Archibald  Nye, 
G.C.S.I.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E.,  K.C.B.,  K.B i.E  M.C. 
Deputy  High  Commissioner:  N.  Pritchard,  C.M.G. 

AUSTRALIA 

Canberra  House,  Canberra,  A.C.T. 

High  Commissioner:  Sir  Stephen  Holmes,  iv.t  .M.G. 
Deputy  High  Commissioner:  G.  W.  Tory. 

NEW  ZEALAND 
Wellington,  New  Zealand 
High  Commissioner:  General  Sir  Geofrey  Scoones, 
K.C.B.,  K.B.E. ,  C.S.I.,  D.S.O.  M  C 

Deputy  High  Commissioner:  D.  M.  Cleary,  O.B.E. 

SOUTH  AFRICA 
High  Commissioner’s  House, 

Cape  Town  and  Pretoria 

High  Commissioner:  Sir  Percivale  Lieschmg, 
G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B.,  K.C.V.O. 

Deputy  High  Commissioner:  A.  W.  Snelling,  C.M.G. 


INDIA 

High  Commissioner:  Rt.  Hon.  Malcolm  Mac- 

D<DejmL  High  Commissioner:  G.  H.  Middleton, 
C.M.G. 

PAKISTAN 

High  Commissioner:  Sir  Alexander  Symon, 

K  Deputy  High  Commissioners:  J .  D.  Murray,  J.  M.  C. 
James,  M.B.E. 

CEYLON 

Colombo 

High  Commissioner:  Sir  Cecil  Syers,  K. C.M.G. 
Deputy  High  Commissioner:  N.  E.  Costar,  C.M.G. 

FEDERATION  OF  RHODESIA 
AND  NYASALAND 
Robin  House,  Gordon  Avenue,  Salisbury 
High  Commissioner:  M.  R.  Metcalf,  C.M.G.,  O.B.E. 
Principal  Secretary:  A.  H.  Reed. 


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THE  BRITISH  COMMONWEALTH  OF  NATIONS 

The  Commonwealth  consists  of  eight  members;  Australia,  Canada,  Ceylon,  India,  New  Zealand,  Pakistan, 
the  Union  of  South  Africa,  and  the  United  Kingdom.  Geographically  the  Commonwealth  includes  all  territories 
in  which  the  government  of  any  of  these  countries  exercises  authority,  that  is,  colonies,  protectorates,  etc. 
Its  total  area  is  14,656,000  sq.  miles,  and  its  total  estimated  population  (1954)  631,000,000. 

The  Imperial  Conference  held  in  1926  stated  that  the  United  Kingdom  and  the  Dominions  were  "autonomous 
communities  within  the  British  Empire,  equal  in  status,  in  no  way  subordinate  one  to  another  in  any  aspect  of 
their  domestic  or  foreign  affairs,  though  united  by  a  common  allegiance  to  the  Crown,  and  freely  associated 
as  members  of  the  British  Commonwealth  of  Nations."  The  Statute  of  Westminster,  1931,  abolished  certain 
formal  inequalities  between  the  Parliament  of  the  United  Kingdom  and  the  Parliaments  of  the  Dominions. 


THE  UNITED  KINGDOM 

Consisting  of  England,  Wales,  Scotland,  and  Northern 
Ireland,  is  governed  directly  by  Parliament,  which  is 
also  supreme  over  the  Crown  Colonies.  Prime 
Minister — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Anthony  Eden,  K.G.,  M.C.,  M.P. 

Northern  Ireland  has  its  own  Parliament  for  domestic 
matters.  Premier,  Viscount  Brookeborough.  Governor, 
Lord  Wakehurst,  K.C.M.G.  (For  Cabinet  Ministers, 
see  Index). 

Population  (provisional),  1951,  England,  Scotland, 
Wales  and  Northern  Ireland,  50,210,472. 

CANADA 

Composition:  The  Provinces  of  Alberta,  British 
Columbia,  Manitoba,  New  Brunswick,  Newfoundland, 
Nova  Scotia,  Ontario,  Prince  Edward  Island,  Quebec, 
and  Saskatchewan,  as  well  as  Yukon  Territories  and 
Northwest  Territories,  Governor-General  —  Rt.  Hon. 
Vincent  Massey,  C.H.  Prime  Minister — Rt.  Hon. 
Louis  Stephen  St. Laurent, P.C.,  Q.C .-.Capital — Ottawa, 
Ontario.  (For  Cabinet  Ministers,  see  Index). 

Population,  14,009,429  (1951  Census). 


Education,  Broadcasting,  Scientific  and  Industrial 

Research . Hon.  R.  M.  Algie 

Internal  Affairs,  State  Forest  Service 

and  Valuation . Hon.  S.  W.  Smith 

Customs,  Industries,  Commerce . Hon.  D.  J.  Eyre 

Postmaster-General,  Telegraphs,  Rehabilitation,  Civil 

Aviation . . Hon.  T.  P.  Shand 

Lands,  State  Fire  and  Government  Life  Insurance 

Offices,  Maori  Affairs . Hon.  E.  B.  Corbett 

Works,  Transport, 

Hydro-Electric . Hon.  W.  S.  Goosman 

Defence,  External  Affairs,  Island 

Territories,  War  Pensions..  .  .Hon.  T.  L.  Macdonald 
Finance,  Census  and  Statics  Dept. .  . .  Hon.  J.  T.  Watts 
Assistant  to  the  Prime  Minister,  Social  Security, 
Tourist  and  Health  Resorts,  National  Provident 

Fund,  Government  Superannuation  Fund . 

Hon.  E.  H.  Halstead 
Health,  Immigration,  Public  Trust..  .  .Hon.  J.  R.  Hanan 
Railways,  Marine,  Government  Printing 

and  Stationery  Dept . Hon.  J.  K.  McAlpine 

Welfare  of  Women  and 

Children . Hon.  Mrs.  G.  Hilda  Ross 


AUSTRALIA 

Composition:  The  states  of  New  South  Wales, 
Victoria,  Queensland,  South  Australia,  Western  Aus¬ 
tralia,  Tasmania  and  the  Northern  Territory. 

Population  1954,  9,090,738. 

Last  general  election  for  House  of  Representatives, 
May  29,  1954. 

Capital — Canberra. 

Gov.-General  and  Commander-in-Chief — Field  Marshal 
Sir  William  J.  Slim,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O  , 
G.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  M.C. 

Prime  Minister, 

Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Gordon  Menzies,  C.H.,  Q.C. 

Treasurer . Rt.  Hon.  Sir  A.  W.  Fadden,  K.C.M.G. 

Vice-President  of  Executive  Council  and  Minister  for 
Defence  Production.  .Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Eric  Harrison, 
K.C.V.O. 

Labour,  Nat.  Service,  Immigration  .Hi.  Hon.  H.  E.  Holt 

Commerce,  Agriculture . Rt.  Hon.  J.  McEwen 

External  Affairs,  Rt.  Hon.  R.  G.  Casey,  C.H.,  D.S.O., 
M.C. 

Nat.  Development . Sen.  Hon.  W.  H.  Spooner,  M.M 

Defence . Hon.  Sir  Phillip  McBride,  K.C.M.G] 

Health.  .  .Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Earl  Page,  G.C.M.G.,  CH 

Shipping  and  Transport . Sen.  Hon.  G.  McLeay 

Trade  and  Customs . Sen.  Hon.  N.  O’Sullivan 

Postmaster  General . Hon.  H.  L.  Anthony 

Army  and  Navy . Hon.  J.  Francis 

Supply  . Hon.  H.  Beale, Q.C. 

Territories. . . Hon.  P.  M.  C.  Hasluck 

Air  and  Civil  Aviation . Hon.  A.  G.  Townlev 

Interior  and  Works 

Hon.  W.  S.  Kent  Hughes,  M.V.O.,  O.B.E.  M  G  Ed 

Attorney  General . Hon.  Sen.  J.  A.  Spicer  Q.C.’ 

Repratriation . Hon.  Sen.  W.  J.  Cooper,  M.B  E 

Social  Services . Hon.  W.  McMahon 

NEW  ZEALAND 

Capt'iol— WeHington;  Gov. -General— -  Lt.-Gen.  Sir 
Willoughby  Norne,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.B.,  D.S.O. 
M.C.  *  *  *' 

,  Ropulation  1955,  2,130,927. 

Prime  Minister,  Minister  of  Finance,  Minister  in  charge 
of  Legislative  Audit  and.  Electoral  Departments .  .Rt. 
Hon.  S.  G.  Holland,  P.C.,  C.H. 

Agriculture  Marketing . Rt.  Hon.  K.  J.  Holyoake 

Labour ,  Mines ,  Housing . Hon.  W  Sullivan 

Attorney  General,  Justice,  Electoral,  Publicity, ' Inf orma- 
tlon . Hon.  J.  R.  Marshal 


THE  UNION  OF  SOUTH  AFRICA 

Composition:  The  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Natal,  the 
Transvaal  and  Orange  Free  State;  Capitals — Capetown 
and  Pretoria  (seat  of  Legislature,  Capetown,  seat  of 
Government,  Pretoria).  Gov.-General — His  Excellency 
Dr-  The  Hon.  E.  G.  Jansen.  Prime  Minister,  Hon.  J. 
G.  Strydom. 

Other  Cabinet  Ministers — Justice,  Hon.  C.  R.  Swart; 
Lands  and  Irrigation,  Hon.  P.  O.  Sauer;  Agriculture, 
Hon.  S.  P.  le  Roux;  Finance  and  External  Affairs, 
Hon.  E.  H.  Louw;  Interior,  Hon.  T.  E.  Donges;  Defence, 
710n.  ,  Erasmus:  Transport,  Hon.  B.  J.  Schoeman; 
Health,  Hon.  J.  F.  Naud6;  Native  Affairs,  Hon.  H.  F. 
Verwoerd;  Education,  Arts  &  Science,  and  Forestry, 
Hon.  d  Viljoen;  Economic  Affairs  and  Mines,  Hon. 

,  •  J*  van  Rhijn;  Posts  and  Telegraphs,  and  Social 
Welfare,  lion.  J.  J.  Serfontein;  Labour  and  Public 
Boris,  Hon.  J.  de  Klerk. 

Population  1951  (Est.)  12,648,123  (Europeans  2,642,- 
713;  Non-Europeans  10,005,410.) 

Last  general  election,  April  15,  1953. 

INDIA 

Population  (1951)  356,829,425. 

Capital . . 

By  the  Indian  Independence  Act  of  1947,  two  separ¬ 
ate  states,  India  and  Pakistan  were  created.  India 
later  declared  herself  to  be  a  Republic  and  ceased  to  be 
an  Empire  under  the  Crown. 

An  agreement  enabling  India  to  continue  full  member¬ 
ship  of  the  Commonwealth  was  concluded  at  the  Prime 
Ministers  Meeting  in  London  (April,  1949).  While  a 
Republic,  India  accepts  the  queen  as  the  symbol  of  the 
tree  association  of  the  independent  member  nations 
and  as  such  the  Head  of  the  Commonwealth. 

.  CABINET  MINISTERS 

President. .. .  . Dr.  Rajendra  Prasad 

Vice-President.  ...  . Dr.  S.  Radhakrishnan 

Prime  Minister  and  Minister  for  External  Affairs  and 

Defeiice..  •■■■■•• . Hon.  Jaw^aharlal  Nehru 

Education,  Natural  Resources  and  Scientific 

uRuvarcfl . Maulana  Abul  Kalam  Azad 

p.  h . Rajkumari  Amrit  Kaur 

IrrlnanceA-J  . C.  D.  Deshmukh 

i?  mAe  . . Govind  Bullabh  Pant 

Food  and  Agriculture . Ajit  Prasad  Jain 

Communications.  .  . Jagjivan  Ram 

Planning,  Irrigation  and  Power ...  Ghulzarilal  Nanda 


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271 


Commerce  and  Industry . T.  T.  Krishnamachari 

Law  and  Minority  Affairs . C.  C.  Biswas 

Railways  and  Trans-port . Lai  Bahadur  Shastri 

Works,  Housing  and  Supply . Sardar  Swaran  Singh 

Labour . Khandubhai  Kashanji  Desai 

Production . K.  C.  Reddy 

Defence . Dr.  Kailas  Nath  Katju 

REPUBLIC  OF  PAKISTAN 

Population  (1951)  75,687,000. 

Capital . Karachi 

Governor-General,  His  Excellency  Maj.  Gen.  Iskander 
Mirza  (acting) 

Prime  Minister  and  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs  and 
Communications . Hon.  H.  Suhrawardy 

CEYLON 

Population  (1955)  8,400,000. 

Acquired  Dominion  Status,  1948.  Capital,  Colombo 
(Seat  of  Government) .  Governor-General  and  Com- 


m  ander-in-C hief ,  His  Excellency  Sir  Oliver 
Goonetilleke,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  K.B.E. 

Prime  Minister  and  Minister  of  Defence  and  External 

Affairs . Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Kolelawala,  K.B.E. 

Agriculture  and  Food  and  Leader  of  the 

House  of  Representatives .  .  .  .Hon.  J.  R.  Jayewardene 

Health . Hon.  E.  A.  Nugawela 

J ustice  and  Leader  of  the  Senate 

Senator  the  Hon.  E.  B.  Wikramanayake,  Q.C 

Home  Affairs . Hon.  R.  W.  M.  A.  Ratnayake 

Education . Hon.  M.  D.  Banda 

Finance . Hon.  M.  D  ,H.  Jayawardene 

Lands  and  Land  Development, 

Hon.  P.  B.  Bulankulame,  Dissawe,  O.B.E. 

Labour . Hon.  Dr.  M.  C.  M.  Kaleel 

Local  Government . Hon.  C.  W.  W.  Kannangara 

Posts  and  Broadcasting . Hon.  S.  Natesan 

Commerce,  Trade  and  Fisheries. . . .  Hon.  S.  C.  S.  Corea 
Industries,  Housing  and  Social  Services  „ 

Senator  the  Hon.  Sir  Kanthiah  Vaithianathan,  C.B.E. 
Transport  and  Works  , 

Hon.  Major  Montague  Jayewickreme 


FEDERATION  OF  RHODESIA  AND  NYASALAND 


In  September  1953,  Southern  Rhodesia,  Nyasaland 
and  Northern  Rhodesia  formed  the  Federation  of 
Rhodesia  and  Nyasaland. 

Capital — Salisbury. 

Governor-General —  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Llewellin,  G.B.E. 
M.C.,  T.D. 

Prime  Minister  and  Minister  of  External  Affairs — 
Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Malvern,  C.H.,  K.C.M.G. 

Other  Cabinet  Ministers —  Minister  of  Finance — 
Hon.  Donald  Macintyre,  C.B.E. ;  Minister  of  Trans¬ 
port  and  Communications  and  of  Posts — Hon.  Sir  Roy 
Welensky,  C.M.G.;  Minister  of  Commerce  and  In¬ 
dustry  and  of  Power — Hon.  Sir  Malcolm  Barrow, 
CB.E.;  Minister  of  Law  and  of  Education — Hon.  J. 
M.  Greenfield,  C.M.G.,  Q.C.;  Minister  of  Agriculture 
and  Health— Hon.  J.  M.  Caldicott,  C.M.G.;  Minister 
of  Home  Affairs — Hon.  F.  S.  Owen,  M.P. 


SOUTHERN  RHODESIA 

Population  2,150,000  (Africans).  159,000  (European) 
12,000  (other  races). 

Capital — Salisbury.  .  _  ,  ,, 

Governor — Vice-Admiral  Sir  Percivel  WiUiam-Powlett 
K.C.B.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O. 

Prime  Minister,  Hon.  R.  S.  Garfield  Todd. 

Last  General  election,  Dec.  15,  1953. 

NYASALAND 

Population  2,470,000  (Africans).  5,200  (European). 
8,600  (other  races). 

Protectorate.  Governor — Sir  Geoffrey  Colby , 
K.C.M.G.  Capital — Zomba. 

NORTHERN  RHODESIA 

Population  2,010,000  (Africans). 26,000  (European). 
5,800  (other  races) .  ,,  .  „  .  „ 

Formerly  under  jurisdiction  of  British  South  African, 
Co.  Now  a  protectorate.  Governor — Sir  Arthur  Benson, 
K.C.M.G.  Capital — Lusaka.  ' 


COLONIES  AND  PROTECTORATES 


Europe 

CYPRUS 

Population  515,000  (July,  1954) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief— 
Field  Marshal  Sir  John  Harding,  G.C.B.,  O.B.E., 
D.S.O. ,  M.C. 

Capital — Nicosia. 

GIBRALTAR 

Population  (Civil)  25,000  (approx.) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief— 
Lieutenant-General  Sir  Harold  Redman,  K.C.B.,  C.B.E. 

MALTA  G.C. 

Population  (1953)  316,883 

Malta  is  a  self-governing  colony  with  a  representative 
assembly,  and  responsible  ministers.  f 

On  April  15,  1942,  m  recognition  of  the  fortitude  ot 
the  people  of  Malta  in  the  face  of  continuous  enemy  air 
attack,  King  George  VI  awarded  the  George  Cross 

thBy  Letters  Patent  dated  September  5,  1947,  respon¬ 
sible  government  was  re-established  in  Malta  and  the 
new  Legislative  Assembly  was  opened  by  His  Koyai 
Highness  The  Duke  of  Gloucester  on  November  10 
1947.  The  Maltese  Legislature  may  mg rMaieltVs 
touching  the  public  safety  9r  defence  °f  Her  M mbtects 
dominions  and  the  general  interests  of  Bntisn  subject 

outside  Malta.  In  addition  to  thl.s,  gheI?^rfal ^ Leg- 
certain  subjects  are  specifically  withheld  irom  tne  Leg 

isiaUire’s'competenCePThe  principal  subjects  so^e^erved 

are  matters  dealing  with  the  defence  of  the  Island  and 
naval  military  or  air  force  matters  generally,  aliens, 
iminigraiion  currency  and  treaties  and  relations  with 
Sn  states  except  insofar  as  it  r ?f y |e  n^essary  for 
laws  to  be  made  in  Malta  l  aws  dealing  Irith 

to  any  tjeatytfpJ?“d"^L°be  made  by  the  Governor 
“reserved  matters  may  ne  maue >  y  Order  in 

subject  to  Her  Majesty’s  approval,  or  by  Order  m 

Council. 


The  Governor  is  assisted  by  two  Councils,  the  Ex¬ 
ecutive  Council,  consisting  of  the  Cabinet,  and .the 
Nominated  Council,  consisting  of  the  LieutenanbGov- 
ernor,  the  Legal  Secretary,  (who  are  err  officio  members) 
and  three  officers  chosen  from  the  Navy.  Army  and  A  r 
Force.  There  is  a  Privy  Council  which  consists  of  the 
members  of  the  Executive  Council  and  the  members 
of  the  Nominated  Council  and  the  Governor  may  as 
occasion  may  require,  appoint  a  Joint  Comnntteeof 
the  Privy  Council  consisting  of  three  members  of  the 
Executive  Council,  nominated  by  tHe  Prime  Minister 
and  three  members  of  the  Nominated  Council  selected 

^Gov^nof^and  Commander-in-Chief— His  ExceUency 
Major-General  Sir  Robert  Edward  Laycock, 

K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  D.SX).  "RE  A  A 

Prime  Minister— Hon.  D.  Mmtoff,  B.Sc.,  B.E.  &  A., 
M.A.  (Oxon),  A.  &  C.E.,  M  L. A. 

C  apital — V  alle  tta. 

Asia 

ADEN 

(Includes  Perim  and  Kuria  Muria  Islands 
Population  900,000  (Est.  1952) 

Crown  colony  and  protectorate  over  surrounding 

p,r| 

of  British  India  and  was  constituted  as  a  Colony 

kdGm,ernor  and  Commander-in-Chief—  Sir  Tom  Hickm- 
botham,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  C.B.E.,  O.B.E. 

Capital — Aden. 

BRUNEI 

Population  54,000  (Est.  1953) 

Lh  H.  Sultan  Sir  Omar  All  Saifuddm,  K.C.M.G. 
Capital — Brunei. 


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[1956 


HONG  KONG 

Population  (civil)  2,250,000  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief — 
Sir  Alexander  Grantham,  G.C.M.G. 

Capital — Victoria. 

FEDERATION  OF  MALAYA 

Population  5,815,000  (estimated  1953) 

The  Federation  consists  of  the  nine  Malay  States 
under  British  protection  and  the  two  British  Settle- 
Penang  and  Malacca.  It  came  into  being  on 
1st  February,  1948,  on  the  conclusion  of  the  Federation 
Agreement  between  the  King  and  the  Rulers  of  the 
Malay  States.  This  Agreement  restored  to  the  Malay 
Sultans  their  pre-war  powers  as  rulers.  The  central 
Government  consists  of  the  High  Commissioner  and 
a  leaerai  Legislation  Council  with  a  decided  majority. 
1  here  is  a  Federal  Executive  Council  containing  a 
u2sm*  ?r  °*  Ministers  appointed  from  among  the  un- 
oliicial  members  of  the  Legislative  Council. 

,,  Commissioner  at  Kuala  Lumpur— Sir  Donald 
MacGilhvray,  K.C.M.G. 

•  Commissioner-General  for  Her  Majesty's  Government 
in  south.  Last  Asia;  covering  the  Federation  of  Malava, 

R1oferPt0seiott>0rKhCBM:G.0’  Saiawak  ^  BrUnei'  'Sir 

•  T^eT,Commissioner-General  is  Her  Majesty’s  prin¬ 
cipal  Representative  in  South  East  Asia.  He  deals 
with  co-ordination  of  policy  and  defence  questions 
between  the  territories  but  has  no  direct  admini- 
strative  functions. 

Capital — Kuala  Lumpur. 

NORTH  BORNEO 

Population  361,000  (1953) 

Chief  W R  Cp°nT  (1u4' and  Commander  in 
thief,  R.  E.  Turnbull,  C.M.G.  Capital— Jesselton. 

SARAWAK 

Population  605,000  (Est.  1954) 

Colony.  Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief  of 
Fill  n  rr  Commissioner  for  Brunei— Sir 
F.  Abell,  K.C.M.G.  Capital— Kuching. 

SINGAPORE 

Population,  1.165,000  (Est.  1954) 

Roher?,R(l19t6)i rGAVZn^r  and  Commander  in 
Robert  Black,  K.C.M.G.  Capital— Singapore 


Crown 

Sarawak 

Anthony 


Crown 
Chief,  Sir 
City. 


Africa  and  surrounding  waters 

BASUTOLAND 

Population  561,000 

9^ony  (under  South  African  High  Commis- 
l’  S’191}  Commissioner  for  Basutoland  the  Bechuan 

and  Cane' Town'B/?^C'7r?'  H.ead9uarters — Pretoria 

-mitt tKu^'Capm-MlT^0^  E’  P’  Arr0- 

bechuanaland  protectorate 

Population  296,310  (1946 

ff,P/i,0tnt0r!it-e  (.""der  South  African  High  Commission  ) 
Resident  Commissioner — M.  O  Wrav  O  R  w 

^rSottt  AfrRarad?UarferS~Mafeking’  CaPe  ^ 

CAMEROONS 

UNDER  BRITISH  ADMINISTRATION 

Population  1,300,000  (Est.”1951) 

pJ[lUSReeshliPNr  UndeJ,  Governor-General  of  the 
Federation  of  Nigeria.  Capital — Buea 
Commissioner,  Brig.  E.  J.  Gibbons,  C.B.E. 

GAMBIA 

Population  289,000  (1954) 

Crown  Colony  and  Protectorate.  Governor  and 
<^mmander-in-Chief,  Sir  Percy  Wyn  Harris,  K.C.M.G. 
M.B.E.  Capital — Bathurst. 


GOLD  COAST 

Population  4,478,000  (Est.  1953) 

Colony  and  Protectorate.  The  1954  constitution, 
providing  for  a  wholly  elected  Legislative  Assembly 
and  a  Cabinet  drawn  from  the  Legislature,  brought  the 
Gold  Coast  to  the  threshold  of  sovereign  independence. 
Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief — Sir  Charles  Arden 
Clarke,  G.C.M.G.  Capital — Accra. 

KENYA 

Population  5,900,000  (Est.  1954) 

Crown  Colony  and  Protectorate,  formerly  known  as 
British  East  Africa.  Governor  and  Commander-in-chief 
— The  Hon.  Sir  Evelyn  Baring,  G.C.M.C,  K.C.V.O. 
Capital — Nairobi. 

MAURITIUS 

Population  (including  dependencies)  541,000  (1953) 

Crown  Colony.  Under  the  revised  constitution 
(1947)  the  Government  is  vested  in  a  Governor  with  an 
Executive  and  Legislation  Council,  the  latter  having  a 
majority  of  elected  members.  Governor  and  Commander- 
in-Chief — Sir  Robert  Scott,  K.C.M.G.  Capital — Port 
Louis. 

FEDERATION  OF  NIGERIA 

Population  31,000,000  (Census  1952-3) 
Federation  of  3  Regions  (1954)  each  with  its  own 
Governor  and  Legislature.  Government  is  vested  in  a 
Central  and  3  Regional  Governments.  Governor-General 
and,  Commander-in-Chief- — Sir  James  Robertson,  K.C.¬ 
M.G.,  O.B.E.  Governors:  Northern  Region,  Sir  Bryan 
Sharwood-Smith,  K.C.M.G.,  O.B.E.,  E.D.;  Western 
Region,  Sir  John  Rankine,  K.C.M.G.;  Eastern  Region, 
Sir  Clement  Pleass,  K.C.M.G.,  K.B.E.,  Federal  Capital 
— Lagos. 

SOUTH-WEST  AFRICA 

Population  (estimated)  360,000 
Mandated  territory  but  has  its  own  Legislative 
Assembly  which  is  represented  in  the  Parliament  of  the 
Union  of  South  Africa. 

Administrator  Dr.  The  Hon.  A.  J.  R.  Van  Rhijn. 
Capital — Windhoek. 

ST.  HELENA  AND  ASCENSION  ISLAND 

Population  4,895  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor — J.  D.  Harford,  C.M.G. 
’apital—  Jamestown.  Ascension  is  a  dependency  of  and 
(80  miles  distant  from  St.  Helena.  (See  also  Tristan  da 
Ounha.) 

SEYCHELLES 

Population  37,000  (Est.  1953) 

Cr»™.  Colony.  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief — 
vfctOTiaham  AddlS’  K’B’E”  C.M.G.  Capital — Port 

SIERRA  LEONE 

Population  2,005,000  (Est.  1952) 

Crown  Colony  and  Protectorate.  Governor  and  Com- 
— Slr  Robert  Hal1’  K.C.M.G.  Capital 

SOMALILAND 

Protectorate 

n  ..  ,  Population  640,000  (Est.  1953) 

Capital  Hargeisa.  Governor,  T.  O.  Pike,  C.M.G. 

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN  SUDAN 

Population  8,500,000  (Est.  1953) 

■  Br'feh-Egytian  condominium.  An  agreement  was 
lfne1qnqetWeen-^reatfBrittaila  and  Egypt  on  February 
nerin1^  o3f’ Oelf0Vldmg  for  4free  elections,  a  transitional 
period  of  self-government  under  the  Governor-General 

veare11  T°hVPeclgnty  W,toin  a  P.eCiod  not  to  exceed  three 
years.  The  Governor-General  is  advised  by  an  inter¬ 
national  commission  of  5,  known  as  the  GoverW- 
General  s  Commission.  '-ruvemor- 

Governor-General  Sir  RobertJfHowe,  K.C.M.G., 
Lt.e5.1j,  Capital — Khartoum. 


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SWAZILAND 

Protectorate  (under  South  African  High  Commission). 
Population  184,000  (Est.  1951) 

High  Commissioner  for  Basutoland,  the  Bechuanaland 
Protectate  and  Swaziland,  Sir  Percivale  Liesching, 
G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B.,  K.C.V.O. 

Resident  Commissioner,  D.  L.  Morgan,  C.M.G., 

M.B.E. 

Government  Headquarters — Mbabane. 

TANGANYIKA 

(formerly  German  E.  Africa! 

Population  8,100,000  (Est.  1953) 

Trusteeship  Territory.  Governor  and  C ommander-in- 
Chief — Sir  Edward  Francis  Twining,  G.C.M.G., 
M.B.E.  Capital — Dar  es  Salaam. 

TOGOLAND 

Population  of  East  Togoland  under  British 
Administration  410,000  (Est.  1952). 

(Part  under  British  Trusteeship  and  part  under  French) 
Ornish  Administration  is  by  Government  of  the  Gold 
Coast.  Capital — Accra. 

UGANDA 

Population  5,343,000  (Est.  1953) 
Protectorate,  Governor  and  Commander-in-chief — 
Sir  Andrew  B.  Cohen,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  O.B.E. 
Capital — Entebbe. 

ZANZIBAR 

Population  278  000  (Est.  1954) 
Protectorate.  British  Resident — H.  S.  Potter,  C.M.G. 
Sultan,  H.  H.  Sayyid  Sir  Khalifa  bin  Harub,  G.C.M.G., 
G.B.E.  Capital — Zanzibar. 

America  and  American  Waters 

BERMUDA 

Population  40,000  (Est-  1953) 

Crown  Colony  with  elected  Assembly .  Governor- 
Lt.-General  Sir  John  Woodall,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  M.C. 
Capital — Hamilton. 

BRITISH  GUIANA 

Population  465,600  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief — 
Sir  Alfred  Savage,  K. C.M.G.  Capital — Georgetown. 

BRITISH  HONDURAS 

Population  76,000  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor  and  omm ’nder-in  Chief— 
Sir  Patrick  Renison,  K. C.M.G.  Capital — Belize. 

FALKLAND  ISLANDS 

Population  (excluding  dependencies)  2,230  (Census 
1953) 

Crown  Colony.  Depencies  include  several  groups  of 
islands  and  Graham  Land  in  the  Antarctic  continent. 
Governoi — O.  R.  Arthur,  C.M.G.,  C.V.O.  Capital — 
Port  Stanley. 

TRISTAN  DA  CUNHA 

Population  292  (Est.  1952) 

Principal  Settlement—  Edinburgh. 

Tristan  daCunha  is  a  dependency  of  the  Island  of  St. 
Helena.  Administrator — P.  R.  F.  Thompson. 

West  Indies 

At  a  conference  on  West  Indian  Federation,  held  in 
London  in  April,  1953,  attended  by  delegates  from  the 
West  Indian  territories,  a  plan  was  drawn  tip  and 
has  since  been  approved  by  West  Indian  Legislatures 
for  a  British  Caribbean  Federation  comprising  the 
under-mentioned  territories. 

Leeward  Islands,  Jamaica,  Trinidad,  Barbados,  St. 
Vincent,  St.  Lucia,  Dominica  and  Grenada. 

BAHAMAS 

Population  87,000  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony  with  elecied  Assemhlv.  Governor— 
Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Ranfurly,  K. C.M.G.  Capital — 
Nassau. 

BARBADOS 

Population  223,000  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony  with  elected  Assembly.  Governor— 
Brigadier  Sir  Robert  Arundell,  K.C.M.G.,  O.B.E. 
Capital — B  ridge  to  wn . 


JAMAICA 

Population  1,486,000  (Est.  1953) 

(Including  the  Cayman  Islands  and  Turks  and 
Caicos  Islands). 

Crown  Colony  yvith  elected  House  of  Representatives. 
Captain-General  and  Governor-in-Chief — Sir  Hugh  Foot, 
K. C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  O.B.E.  Capital — Kingston. 

LEEWARD  ISLANDS 

Population  123,000  (Est.  1953) 

(Including  Antigua,  St.  Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla, 
Montserrat  and  the  British  Virgin  Islands). 
Crown  Colony;  local  legislatures  for  each  of  the  4 
Presidencies  and  a  Federal  Legislature.  Governor — 
Sir  Kenneth  Blackburne,  K.C.M.G.,  O.B.E.  Capitals — 
St.  John's,  Antigua;  Bassetere,  St.  Kitts;  Plymouth, 
Montserrat;  Road  Town,  Tortola,  B.V.I. 

TRINIDAD  and  TOBAGO 

Population  688,000  (Est.  1953) 

Crown  Colony  with  elected  Legislative  Council. 
Governor — Sir  Edward  Betham  Beetham,  K. C.M.G., 
C.V.O. ,  O.B.E.  Capital — Port  of  Spain. 

WINDWARD  ISLANDS 

Population  299,000  (Est.  1953) 

Four  Crown  Colonies  of  Dominica,  Grenada,  St. 
Vincent  and  St.  Lucia,  having  separate  elected 
Legislatures.  Governor — C.  M.  Deverell,  C.M.G.,  C.V.O. 
O.B.E.  Capital — Roseau,  Dominica;  St.  George’s, 
Grenada;  Kingston,  St.  Vincent;  Castries,  St.  Lucia. 


Oceania 

FIJI  AND  PITCAIRN  ISLANDS 

Fiji  Population  321,000  (Est.  1953) 

Pitcairn  Island  130  (1954) 

Crown  Colony.  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief, 
Sir  Ronald  Garvey,  K. C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  M.B.E. 
Capital — Suva. 

TONGA 

Population  51,000  (Est.  1952) 

Protected  state.  Queen,  Salote  Tupou,  G. C.V.O., 
G  B  E 

The  British  Agent  and  Consul,  C.  R.  H.  Nott,  O.B.E., 
is  responsible  to  the  governor  of  Fiji.  Capital 
Nuku’alofa. 

NAURU  ISLAND 

Population  3,434  (1951) 

Trust  Territory  administered  by  Australia  on  behalf 
of  the  United  Kingdom,  Australia  and  New  Zealand. 

NORFOLK  ISLAND 

Population  1,148  (1949) 

Administered  by  Australia.  Administrator — Alex¬ 

ander  Wilson. 

WESTERN  PACIFIC  HIGH  COMMISSION 

Population  about  200,000 

Comprising  the  Gilbert  and  Ellice  Islands  Colony 
(including  the  Phoenix  and  Northern  Line  Islands 
groups),  the  British  Solomon  Islands  Protectorate, 
the  Neyv  Hebrides  (Anglo-French  condominium)  and 
Central  and  Southern  Line  Islands,  under  a  High 
Commissioner,  Sir  Robert  Stanley,  K.B.E.,  C.M.G. 
Capital — Honiara  in  Br.  Solomon  Islands. 

PAPUA  AND  BRITISH  NEW  GUINEA 

Population  1,475,000  (Est.) 

Under  the  Papua  and  New  Guinea  Act,  1949,  the 
International  Trusteeship  system  was  adopted  provid¬ 
ing  for  the  Government  of  the  Territory  of  Papua  and 
the  Territory  of  New  Guinea  in  an  Administrative 
union,  with  Executive  and  Legislative  Councils  with 
Australia  having  full  sovereign  rights  over  Papua  but 
holding  New  Guinea  in  trusteeship  from  the  United 
Nations.  Administratoi — B.  M.  Cleland,  C.B.E. 
(Acting).  Capital  (Papua)—  Port  Moresby. 

WESTERN  SAMOA 

Population  83,000  (Est.) 

Formerly  German,  now  administered  by  trusteeship 
agreement  of  United  Nations  (1946).  _  High  Com¬ 
missions i — G.  R.  Powles.  Capital  Tutuila. 


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COOK  ISLANDS 

Population  15,000  (Est.) 

Under  the  administration  of  the  Dominion  of  New 
Zealand  through  a  local  Legislative  Council  (1916), 
Resident  Commissioner,  H.  F.  Ayson,  C.M.G. ;  Resi¬ 
dency—  Rarotonga . 

AUSTRALIAN  ANTARCTIC  TERRITORY 

The  main  portion  of  Antarctica  is  under  the  authority 


of  the  Commonwealth  of  Australia, — namely,  “that  part 
of  the  territory  in  the  Antarctic  Seas  which  comprises  all 
the  islands  and  territories  other  than  “Ad^iie  land" 
situated  south  of  the  60th  degree  of  south  latitude  and 
lying  between  the  160th  degree  of  east  longitude  and  the 
45th  degree  of  east  longitude. 

Other  parts  of  Antarctica  are  administered  by  the 
alkl  and  Islands  and  by  New  Zealand. 


DEPENDENCIES 


CHANNEL  ISLANDS 

Population  (1951) 

Jersey,  57,296;  Bailiwick  of  Guernsey,  45,480 

The  Channel  Islands  consist  of  the  Island  of  Jersey 
and  the  Bailiwick  of  Guernsey  which  includes  all  the 
remaining  inhabited  Islands.  There  are  elected 
legislatures  in  Jersey  and  Guernsey  and  subordinate 
legislatures  in  Alderney  and  Sark.  Acts  of  these 
legislatures  are  subject  to  the  approval  of  Her  Majesty 
in  Council. 

Lieutenant  Governor  of  Jersey — Admiral  Sir  Gresham 
Nicholson,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  D.S.C. 

Capital  of  Jersey — St.  Helier. 


Lieutenant  Governor  of  Guernsey — Air  Marshal  Sir 
Thomas  Elmhirst,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  A.F.C. 

Capital  of  Guernsey — St.  Peter’s  Port. 

ISLE  OF  MAN 

Population  54,499  (1951) 

The  legislature  (Tynwald)  consists  of  two  Branches, 
the  elected  House  of  Keys  and  a  Legislative  Council, 
Acts  of  Tynwald  are  subject  to  the  approval  of  Her 
Majesty  in  Council. 

Lieutenant  Governor — Sir  Ambrose  Flux  Dundas 
K.C.I.E.,  C.S.I. 

Capital — Douglas. 


THE  COMMONWEALTH  PARLIAMENTARY 
ASSOCIATION 
(United  Kingdom  Branch) 

Houses  of  Parliament,  London,  S.W.l. 
Presidents,  The  Lord  Chancellor  and  the  Speaker  of 
the  House  of  Commons. 

Secretary ,  Major  J.  G.  Lockhart,  C.B.E. 

OTHER  ORGANIZATIONS  WITH 
COMMONWEALTH  RELATIONS 
The  Commonwealth  Shipping  Committee 


Economic  Committee 
Agricultural  Bureaux 
Air  Transport  Council 
Telecommunications  Board 
The  Imperial  Institute 

British  Commonwealth  Forestry  Conference 
Empire  Forestry  Association 
The  Victoria  League 
Dominions  Fellowship  Trust 
London  House  (students) 

Association  of  Universities  of  the  British  Common¬ 
wealth. 


IMPERIAL  AND  COMMONWEALTH  CONFERENCES 


Duiing  the  celebration  of  the  Golden  Jubilee  of 
Queen  Victoria  in  1887,  the  first  Colonial  Conference 
was  held  at  London.  The  principal  subjects  discussed 
were  defence,  postal  arrangements,  and  cable  services. 
Delegates  were  present  from  the  United  Kingdom, 
Newfoundland,  Canada,  New  South  Wales,  Tasmania, 
the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  South  Australia,  New 
Zealand,  Victoria,  Queensland,  West  Australia,  and 
Natal. 

In  1894,  the  Canadian  Government  convened  a 
Colonial  Conference  at  Ottawa,  chiefly  to  consider 
preferential  tariff  arrangements  within  the  Empire 
Representatives  were  present  from  Canada,  New 
South  Wales,  Victoria,  Queensland,  South  Australia, 
I  asmama,  New  Zealand,  Cape  Colony,  and  Fiji. 

Colonial  Conferences  were  held*  in  1897 
1902,  anl  1907.  At  the  1907  meeting,  the  name 
imperial  Conference  was  adopted  for  future  use 
In  1909,  a  special  Conference  on  Naval  and  Military 
Defence  took  place. 

A  Conference  on  Copyright,  subsidiary  to  the 
imperial  Conference,  was  held  in  1910. 

An  Imperial  Conference  in  1911  discussed  the 
organization  of  Imperial  Conferences  and  of  the 
Colonial  Office,  treaty  arrangements,  establishment  of 
an  Imperial  Court  of  Appeal,  migration,  naturaliza¬ 
tion,  cables,  and  shipping,  and  recommended  the 
appointment  of  a  Royal  Commission  to  report  on  the 
natural  resources  of  the  Empire. 

In  1917  the  Imperial  War  Cabinet  discussed  the 
conduct  of  the  war  and  possible  peace  arrangements 
while  the  Imperial  War  Conference  considered  post¬ 
war  problems,  recommended  full  representation  of 
India  at  future  Imperial  Conferences,  and  proposed 
that  a  special  Imperial  Conference  be  held  after  the 
war  to  consider  constitutional  relations,  “based  upon 
a  full  recognition  of  the  Dominions  as  autonomous 
nations  of  an  Imperial  Commonwealth  and  of  India  as 
an  important  portion  of  the  same’’ 

Further  meetings  of  the  Imperial  War  Cabinet  and 
imperial  War  Conference  took  place  in  1918. 

Conferences  from  here  on  are  at  London  except 
when  otherwise  stated.  K 


In  1921,  a  Conference  of  Prime  Ministers  and 
Representatives  of  the  United  Kingdom,  the  Dominions 
and  India  was  held,  which  discussed  questions  of 
foreign  policy,  defence,  migration,  nationality,  air 
services  and  shipping,  wireless  communications,  and 
the  position  of  Indians  in  the  Empire. 

The  Imperial  Conference  of  1923  discussed  foreign 
policy,  defence,  and  various  other  subjects,  and  made 
recommendations  on  treaty  procedure.  An  Imperial 
Economic  Conference  took  place  simultaneously. 
1  hese  were  the  first  meetings  attended  by  delegates 
from  the  recently  formed  Irish  Free  State. 

In  1926,  an  Imperial  Conference  defined  the  posi¬ 
tion  of  Great  Britain  and  the  Dominions  as  that  of 
autonomous  communities  within  the  British  Empire, 
equal  in  status,  in  no  way  subordinate  one  to  another 
in  any  aspect  of  their  domestic  or  external  affairs, 
though  united  by  a  common  allegiance  to  the  Crown 
and  freely  associated  as  members  of  the  British 
f  °fimTNvealth.  Nations”-  This  Conference  also 
defined  the  position  of  Governors-General  as  repre¬ 
sentatives  of  the  Crown,  not  of  the  United  Kingdom 
Government,  made  further  recommendations  on  treaty 
procedure  and  the  general  conduct  of  foreign  policy 
and  proposed  the  appointment  of  special  bodies  to 
inquire  into  the  question  of  the  operation  of  Dominion 
legislation  and  the  question  of  merchant  shipping 
legislation.  In  addition,  it  discussed  foreign  relations 
defence,  migration,  and  various  economic  matters. 

A  Conference  on  the  Operation  of  Dominion  Legis- 
and  Shipping  Legislation,  held8  in 

19.9  as  a  result  of  the  recommendation  of  the  Imperial 

inThe^mD  ff  1  fw  dfe^  Up  Pr°P°sals  which  resulted 
w  TTPt  of  Westminster  and  in  decentralization 
of  legislation  on  merchant  shipping. 

The  Imperial  Conference  of  1930  adopted  these 
dlscuss?d  numerous  other  matters 
ecanornic°poKcy!ee’  natl°naUty-  forei^  re^ions,  and 

In  1932,  an  Imperial  Economic  Conference  met  at 
Ottawa  and  concluded  trade  agreements  among  the 
“  neMepr5sent®d-  Other  economic  matters  were 
also  considered,  and  a  recommendation  was  made  for 


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the  appointment  of  a  committee  to  consider  means  of 
facilitating  economic  consultation  and  co-operation. 

As  a  result  of  this  recommendation,  the  Imperial 
Committee  on  Economic  Consultation  and  Co-opera¬ 
tion  met  in  1933  and  issued  a  report  on  existing 
Commonwealth  bodies  concerned  with  economic  co¬ 
operation,  and  the  principles  which  should  be  adopted 
in  this  field. 

In  1935,  during  the  celebration  of  the  Silver  Jubilee 
of  King  George  V,  an  informal  Prime  Ministers’ 
Meeting  took  place  to  discuss  foreign  affairs  and 
other  matters  of  common  concern. 

An  Imperial  Conference  met  in  1937  and  discussed 
questions  of  foreign  relations,  defence,  and  economic 
affairs. 

The  outbreak  of  the  Second  World  War  prevented 
the  holding  of  further  formal  conferences,  though  in 
1939  cabinet  ministers  from  Canada,  Australia,  New 
Zealand,  and  South  Africa  conferred  with  United 
Kingdom  ministers  on  means  of  co-ordinating  their 
countries’  war  activities. 

In  1944,  a  Prime  Ministers’  Meeting  was  held  to 
discuss  war  and  post-war  questions. 

A  Commonwealth  Telecommunications  Conference, 
1945,  recommended  the  transfer  to  public  ownership 
of  the  external  telecommunications  services  of  the 
countries  represented. 

Another  Prime  Ministers’  Meeting  in  1946  discussed 
draft  peace  treaties,  the  future  of  Germany,  methods 
of  consultation  among  Commonwealth  countries, 
defence  liaison  arrangements,  and  economic  and  wel¬ 
fare  co-operation  in  Southeast  Asia  and  the  South 
Pacific. 

In  1947,  a  Conference  was  held  at  Canberra  among 
representatives  of  Australia,  the  United  Kingdom, 
Canada,  New  Zealand,  South  Africa,  India,  Pakistan, 
and  Burma,  to  exchange  views  on  the  peace  settle¬ 
ment  with  Japan. 

A  Prime  Ministers’  Meeting  in  1948  discussed 
international  relations,  defence,  economic  affairs,  and 
methods  of  consultation  among  Commonwealth 
governments. 

In  1949,  a  Prime  Ministers’  Meeting  was  held  to 
consider  the  possibility  of  India’s  remaining  a  member 
of  the  Commonwealth  after  becoming  a  republic.  At 
the  close  of  the  meeting  a  declaration  was  issued  by 
the  Prime  Ministers,  in  which  the  Government  of 
India  affirmed  India’s  desire  to  continue  her  member¬ 
ship  of  the  Commonwealth,  and  her  acceptance  of  the 
King  as  the  symbol  of  the  free  association  of  its 
independent  member  nations  and  as  such  the  Head  of 
the  Commonwealth;  while  the  Governments  of  the 
other  countries  of  the  Commonwealth  accepted  and 
recognized  India’s  continuing  membership. 

A  meeting  of  Commonwealth  Finance  Ministers 
took  place  in  1949,  to  exchange  views  on  urgent 
economic  problems  resulting  from  reduction  of  the 
gold  and  dollar  reserves  of  the  sterling  area.  The 
Ministers  agreed  to  recommend  to  their  governments 
certain  emergency  measures,  and  considered  that  it 
was  desirable  to  establish  conditions  which  would 
make  a  single  multilateral  system  of  world  trade  and 
payments  practicable. 

In  1950,  a  Meeting  on  Foreign  Affairs  was  held  at 
Colombo  among  Commonwealth  ministers  dealing 
with  that  subject.  It  recommended  the  establishment 
of  a  Consultative  Committee  by  Commonwealth 
governments  interested  in  Southeast  Asia,  to  en¬ 
courage  its  economic  improvement  and  thereby  foster 
political  stability.  In  addition,  the  Conference  con¬ 
sidered  the  situation  created  by  the  emergence  of  a 
Communist  government  in  China,  reviewed  the 
recommendations  of  the  Canberra  Conference,  1947 , 
on  a  peace  settlement  with  Japan,  and  examined  the 
situation  in  Western  Europe. . 

The  Consultative  Committee  on  Co-operative 
Economic  Development  in  South  and  Southeast  Asia 
held  its  first  meeting  at  Sydney, #  Australia,  in  May, 
1950,  and  has  met  at  frequent  intervals  since  that 
time.  The  meeting  of  October,  1954,  took  place  at 
Ottawa.  The  membership  of  the  Committee  was  at 
first  limited  to  Commonwealth  countries,  but  has 
since  been  broadened  to  include  others.  Under  the 
auspices  of  the  Committee,  the  governments  of  South 
and  Southeast  Asia  have  drawn  up  programmes  for 
economic  development,  to  be  financed  in  part  by 
themselves  and  in  part  by  assistance  from  other 
countries.  A  technical  assistance  scheme  was  also 
established. 


In  January,  1951,  a  Prime  Ministers’  Meeting  was 
held  to  review  the  international  situation.  It  dis¬ 
cussed  particularly  the  situation  in  the  Far  East,  the 
Middle  East,  and  Europe,  and  issued  a  declaration 
stating  the  purpose  of  the  Commonwealth  countries 
to  preserve  world  peace  and  their  determination  to 
resist  aggression.  Economic  problems  arising  from 
shortages  of  raw  materials  were  also  discussed. 

In  June,  1951,  the  defence  ministers  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  Australia,  New  Zealand,  and  the  Union  of 
South  Africa,  and  a  representative  of  Southern 
Rhodesia,  met  to  consider  certain  defence  problems  in 
regions  of  common  concern,  including  the  Middle 
East.  The  Canadian  Government  was  represented 
by  an  observer. 

In  September,  1951,  a  meeting  of  Commonwealth 
ministers  concerned  with  supply  and  production 
discussed  problems  of  the  distribution  of  raw  materials 
and  manufactured  goods. 

A  Commonwealth  Finance  Ministers’  Meeting 
was  held  at  London  in  1952,  to  consider  the  situation 
created  by  a  heavy  and  continued  drain  on  gold 
reserves.  The  ministers  decided  to  call  their  respec¬ 
tive  Governments’  attention  to  measures  to  form 
part  of  a  long-term  policy  designed  to  restore  and 
maintain  the  full  strength  of  sterling.  The  objective 
should  be  to  make  sterling  convertible  and  keep  it  so. 

There  was  a  Commonwealth  Economic  Conference 
in  1952,  at  which  the  delegations  were  headed  by 
Prime  Ministers.  This  Conference  agreed  to  seek  the 
co-operation  of  the  United  States  and  European 
countries  in  a  plan  incorporating  international  action 
for  the  progressive  removal  of  import  restrictions  by 
both  creditor  and  debtor  countries  and  the  restoration 
by  progressive  stages  of  the  convertibility  of  sterling 
when  conditions  permitted.  It  was  also  agreed  that 
development  in  the  sterling  area  should  be  concen¬ 
trated  on  projects  contributing  to  the  improvement  of 
the  area’s  balance  of  payments  with  the  rest  of  the 
world;  and  the  United  Kingdom  undertook  to  trj'  to 
provide  additional  capital  for  Commonwealth  de¬ 
velopment  by  facilitating  the  financing  of  such 
projects,  and  to  make  sterling  available  for  loan  by 
the  International  Bank  for  certain  projects. 

A  Commonwealth  Finance  Ministers’  Meeting  was 
held  in  1954  at  Sydney,  Australia.  It  stressed 
the  position  of  each  country  and  of  sterling  as  a 
currency,  and  the  establishment  with  other  countries 
of  a  wider  and  freer  system  of  trade  and  finance  in 
which  convertibility  of  sterling  would  be  an  essential 

PaA-  Prime  Ministers’  Meeting  in  1955  surveyed 
international  affairs.  It  was  agreed  that  Pakistan, 
which  was  planning  to  adopt  a  republican  form  of 
government,  should  continue  to  be  a  full  member  or 
the  Commonwealth.  Regional  meetings  on  defence 
matters  were  held  during  the  Prime  Ministers 
Meeting.  ^  ^  . 

After  the  Coronation  in  1953,  there  was  a  Prime 
Ministers’  Meeting  which  discussed  foreign  affairs 
and  economic  developments.  Relations  with  the 
Soviet  Union,  the  Korean  negotiations,  and  the 
position  in  the  Middle  East  received  particular  atten¬ 
tion.  In  the  economic  field,  the  Prime  Ministers 
reviewed  developments  since  the  Commonwealth 
Economic  Conference  and  agreed  that  the  Common¬ 
wealth  countries  should  adhere  to  the  long-term 
objectives  and  lines  of  policy  then  laid  down. 

In  addition  to  these  major  c^ferences  among  heads 
of  governments  and  the  subsidiary  meetings  arising 
directly  out  of  them,  there  have  been  numerous  con¬ 
ferences  of  experts  in  special  fields.  These  include  the 
following:  Imperial  Statistical  Conference ,1920; 
Imperial  Entomological  Conference,  1920,  British 
Empire  Forestry  Conference,  1920;  Imperial  Customs 
Conference,  1921;  British  Empire  Forestry  Confer¬ 
ence,  Ottawa,  1923;  Imperial  Mycological  Conference, 
1924;  Imperial  Entomological  Conference,  1J25, 
Imperial  Education  Conference,  1927;  Imperial  Agri¬ 
cultural  Research  Conference,  1928;  Conference  on 
Cable  and  Wireless  Communications,  1928;  British 
Empire  Forestry  Conference,  Australia  and  New 
Zealand,  1928;  Empire  Survey  Officers  Conference, 
1928'  Conference  of  Empire  Meterologists,  iy-J, 
Empire  Survey  Officers’  Conference,  1931 ;  Conference 
of  British  Commonwealth  Statisticians,  Ottawa, 
1935-  British  Empire  Forestry  Conference,  South 
Africa,  1935;  Empire  Survey  Officers  Conference, 
1935;  Conference  of  Empire  Meteorologists,  1935, 


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British  Commonwealth  Scientific  Conference,  1936; 
Commonwealth  Telegraph  Conference,  Sydney,  1942; 
British  Commonwealth  Scientific  Conference,  1946; 
Conference  of  Commonwealth  Meteorologists,  1946; 
British  Commonwealth  Conference  on  Nationality 
and  Citizenship,  1947;  Commonwealth  Conference  on 
Social  Insurance,  1947;  British  Empire  Forestry  Con¬ 
ference,  1947;  British  Commonwealth  Survey  Officers’ 
Conference,  1947;  Conference  of  British  Common¬ 
wealth  Statisticians,  Australia,  1948;  British  Common¬ 
wealth  Survey  Officers’  Conference,  1951;  British 


Commonwealth  Forestry  Conference,  Ottawa,  1952; 
British  Commonwealth  Scientific  Conference, 
Australia,  1952. 

The  Commonwealth  Parliamentary  Association 
(formerly  the  Empire  Parliamentary  Association) 
consists  of  representatives  of  the  Commonwealth 
parliaments,  and  has  branches  in  the  countries  rep¬ 
resented.  It  was  organized  in  1911  and  has  held 
frequent  meetings  in  various  Commonwealth  coun¬ 
tries:  in  1952  it  met  at  Ottawa. 


COMMONWEALTH  REPRESENTATIVES  AT  LONDON 


THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 
Canada  House,  Trafalgar  Square,  London,  S.W.l 
Canadian  Government  Departments  with  offices  in 
London,  in  addition  to  the  Department  of  External 
Affairs  at  Canada  House,  are:  Agriculture,  Archives, 
Citizenship  and  Immigration,  Defence  Production, 
National  Film  Board,  Health  and  Welfare,  Canadian 
Joint  Staff  (Navy,  Army,  Air  Force),  Labour, 
National  Research  Council,  National  Revenue 
(Customs),  Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police,  Trade 
and  Commerce,  Treasury,  Veterans  Affairs,  and 
Wheat  Board. 

High  Commisioner:  Norman  A.  Robertson. 

Deputy  High  Commissioner :  Sydney  Pierce. 

THE  COMMONWEALTH  OF  AUSTRALIA 
Australia  House,  Strand,  London,  W.C.l. 

High  Commissioner:  Hon.  Sir  Thomas  White 
K.B.E.,  D.F.C.,  V.D. 

Deputy:  Sir  Edwin  McCarthy,  C.B.E. 

Official  Secretary:  E.  J.  B.  Foxcroft. 

THE  DOMINION  OF  NEW  ZEALAND 
415  Strand,  London,  W.C.2. 

High  Commissioner,  T.  C.  Webb,  Q.C. 

THE  UNION  OF  SOUTH  AFRICA 
South  Africa  House,  Trafalgar  Square  London,  WC2 
High  Commissioner :  G.  P.  Jooste. 

Administrative  Secretary  . 


FEDERATION  OF  RHODESIA 
.  AND  NYASALAND 
Rhodesia  House,  429  Strand,  London,  W.C.2 
High  Commissioner:  Sir  Gilbert  Rennie,  G.B.E. 
K.C.M.G.,  M.C. 

Deputy  High  Commissioner:  J.  B.  Ross,  O.B.E. 
INDIA 

India  House,  Aldwych,  London.  W.C.2 
High  Commissioner:  Vijaya  Lakshmi  Pandit. 
Deputy  High  Commissioner:  Y.  D.  Gundevia 
Principal  Private  Secretary:  J.  S.  Mehta 

PAKISTAN 

34-36  Lowndes  Square,  London,  S.W.l. 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  Mohammed  Ikramullah 
Counsellor :  S.  M.  Murshed. 

CEYLON 

13  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  London,  W.2 
High  Commissioner:  Sir  Claude  Corea,  K.B.E. 
Deputy  High  Commissioner:  P.  O.  Fernando. 

,  MALTA 

Malta  House,  Haymarket,  London,  S.W.l. 
Commissioner  General:  Alfred  Salomone,  O.B.E. 

IRELAND 

17  Grosvenor  Place,  London,  S.W.l 
Ambassador:  F.  H.  Boland. 

Counsellor:  F.  Biggar. 


CANADIAN  AGENTS 

ALBERTA 

Alberta  House,  37  Hill  St.,  London,  W.l. 

Agent  General,  R.  A.  McMullen. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 
British  Columbia  House,  1-3,  Regent  Street 
London,  S.W.l 

Agent  General:  W.  A.  McAdam,  C.M.G. 


GENERAL  AT  LONDON 

ONTARIO 

Ontario  House,  13  Charles  II  Street,  Haymarket 
London,  S.W.l 

Agent  General:  J.  S.  P.  Armstrong. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

28,  Chester  Street,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.l. 
Agent  General:  Graham  Spry. 


AUSTRALIAN  AGENTS  GENERAL  AT  LONDON 


„  „•  KEW  SOUTH  WALES 
Vyellington  House,  56-57  Strand,  London,  W.C2 
Agent  General:  F.  P.  Buckley 

„  VICTORIA 

Melbourne  Place,  Strand,  London,  W  C  2 
Agent  General:  Hon.  Sir.  J.  H.  Lienhop. 

QUEENSLAND 

.  409-410  Strand,  London,  W.C.2 

Agent  General,  D.  J.  Muir. 


SOUTH  AUSTRALIA 
499  Oxford  St.,  London,  W.l 
Agent  General:  A.  H.  Greenham. 

WESTERN  AUSTRALIA 
Savoy  House,  115  Strand,  London,  W.C.2 
Agent  General:  Hon.  James  A.  Dimmitt. 

TASMANIA 

457  Strand,  London,  W.C.2 
Agent  General:  Sir  Eric  von  Bibra,  O.B.E. 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required. 


1956] 


WORLD  ORGANIZATIONS 


277 


WORLD  ORGANIZATIONS 

THE  UNITED  NATIONS 


The  United  Nations  is  a  world  organization  for  the 
maintenance  of  peace  and  security  and  for  the  promo¬ 
tion  of  the  welfare  of  humanity  built  around  the 
wartime  union  of  free  peoples  in  defence  of  civilization. 

Through  a  series  of  conferences,  at  Dumbarton 
Oaks  (August-October  1944),  at  Yalta  (February 
1945)  and  at  San  Francisco  (April-June  1945),  the 
Charter  of  the  United  Nations  was  produced. 

The  main  organs  of  the  United  Nations  are:  the 
General  Assembly,  the  Security  Council,  the  Eco¬ 
nomic  and  Social  Council,  the  Trusteeship  Council, 
the  International  Court  of  Justice,  the  Secretariat. 
Subsidiary  organs  are  established  as  and  when  required . 

The  General  Assembly  is  composed  of  representa¬ 
tives  of  60  Member  States  with  one  vote  each.  It  is 
the  only  organ  of  the  United  Nations  on  which  all 
Members  are  represented.  It  is  a  deliberative  body 
where  the  Members  have  the  opportunity  to  exchange 
views  and  state  their  problems.  The  Assembly  in 
November  1950  decided  that  if  the  Security  Council, 
because  of  lack  of  unanimity  of  the  permanent 
members,  fails  to  exercise  its  primary  responsibility 
for  maintaining  international  peace  and  security  in 
any  case  where  there  appears  to  be  a  threat  to  peace, 
breach  of  the  peace,  or  act  of  aggression,  the  Assembly 
would  consider  the  matter  immediately  with  a  view 
to  making  recommendations  to  Members  for  collective 
measures,  including,  in  the  case  of  a  breach  of  the 
peace  or  act  of  aggression,  the  use  of  armed  force 
when  necessary  to  restore  peace.  Decisions  are  taken 
by  a  two-thirds  majority  on  important  questions  and 
a  simple  majority  on  other  questions.  The  Assembly 
deals  with  its  work  through  six  Main  Committees  on 
which  all  Members  have  the  right  to  be  represented: 
First  Committee  (Political  and  Security,  including  the 
regulation  of  armaments) ;  Second  Committee  (Eco¬ 
nomic  and  Financial) ;  Third  Committee  (Social, 
Humanitarian,  and  Cultural);  Fourth  Committee 
(Trusteeship,  including  non-self-governing  territories) ; 
Fifth  Committee  (Administrative  and  Budgetary); 
Sixth  Committee  (Legal).  At  each  session  since  the 
second,  the  Assembly  has  established  as  well  an 
ad  hoc  Political  Committee  to  share  the  work  of  the 
First  Committee  in  dealing  with  the  large  number  of 
political  questions  on  its  agenda.  The  Assembly  has 
also  established  procedural,  standing  and  other  ad  hoc 
committees.  David  M.  Johnson  is  Canada’s  permanent 
representative  at  United  Nations  headquarters  in 
New  York. 

The  Security  Council  is  composed  of  five  permanent 
members,  China,  France,  the  United  Kingdom,  the 
United  States  and  the  Soviet  Union.  In  addition, 
there  are  six  non-permanent  members  elected  by  the 
General  Assembly  for  a  term  of  two  years.  The 
principal  function  of  the  Security  Council  is  to 
examine  questions  endangering  the  maintenance  of 
international  peace  and  security,  and  to  adopt  and 
apply  means  to  solve  dangerous  international  situ¬ 
ations  or  disputes.  Each  member  of  the  Security 
Council  has  one  vote.  Decisions  on  procedural 
matters  are  made  by  an  affirmative  vote  of  seven 
members.  On  all  other  matters  an  affirmative  vote 
of  seven  members,  including  the  concurring  votes 
of  the  five  permanent  members,  is  requir'ed  (unless,  in 
certain  circumstances,  a  permanent  member  abstains 
from  voting).  Thus,  the  negative  vote  of  one  per¬ 
manent  member  is  sufficient  to  prevent  the  taking  of  a 
substantive  decision.  This  is  the  “veto”  power. 

The  Charter  provides  that  a  Military  Staff  Com¬ 
mittee,  consisting  of  the  Chiefs  of  Staff  of  the  per¬ 
manent  members  of  the  Security  Council  or  their 
representatives  is  to  advise  and  assist  the  Security 
Council  on  all  questions  relating  to  the  Council’s 
military  requirements  for  the  maintenance  of  inter¬ 
national  peace  and  security,  the  regulation  of  arma¬ 
ments  or  possible  disarmament. 

On  11  January  1952  the  General  Assembly  estab¬ 
lished  the  Disarmament  Commission  to  replace  the 
Atomic  Energy  Commission  and  the  Commission  for 
Conventional  Armaments  and  to  combine  the  work 
of  both.  The  composition  of  this  Commission  is  the 
same  as  that  of  the  former  Atomic  Energy  Commis¬ 


sion,  namely,  the  members  of  the  Security  Council 
plus  Canada  when  that  State  is  not  a  member  of  the 
Security  Council. 

The  Economic  and  Social  Council  is  composed  of 
representatives  of  eighteen  Member  States  elected  by 
the  General  Assembly  for  a  term  of  three  years.  Its 
function  is  to  study  and  report  on  social  and  economic 
problems  throughout  the  world,  and  to  suggest  means 
for  their  solution.  Its  decisions  are  taken  by  a  simple 
majority  vote.  It  is  authorized  to  enter  into  agree¬ 
ments  with  specialized  agencies  for  the  purpose  of 
bringing  them  into  relationship  with  the  United 
Nations.  Such  agreements  are  subject  to  approval  by 
the  General  Assembly  and  the  appropriate  body  of 
the  specialized  agency  concerned.  Agreements  with 
the  following  agencies  are  in  force:  International 
Labour  Organization  (ILO);  Food  and  Agriculture 
Organization  of  the  United  Nations  (FAO) ;  United 
Nations  Educational,  Scientific  and  Cultural  Organ¬ 
ization  (UNESCO) ;  International  Civil  Aviation 
Organization  (ICAO) ;  International  Bank  for  Re¬ 
construction  and  Development;  International  Mone¬ 
tary  Fund;  World  Health  Organization  (WHO); 
Universal  Postal  Union  (UPU);  International  Tele¬ 
communication  Union  (ITU);  World  Meteorological 
Organization  (WMO) .  An  agreement  with  the  proposed 
Inter-Governmental  Maritime  Consultative  Organ¬ 
ization  (IMCO),  approved  in  1948  by  the  United 
Nations  General  Assembly,  will  come  into  force  when 
approved  by  the  Assembly  of  IMCO,  after  that 
Organization  is  officialy  established.  An  agreement 
has  also  been  authorized  with  the  International 
Trade  Organization  (ITO)  if  and  when  that  body 
comes  into  existence. 

The  Economic  and  Social  Council  is  aided  in  its 
work  by  several  expert  bodies,  called  commissions 
and  sub-commissions,  which  keep  international 
problems  in  their  respective  fields  under  review. 
These  bodies  cover  such  questions  as  transport 
and  communications,  statistical,  human  rights,  social, 
population,  status  of  women,  narcotic  drugs  and 
International  commodity  trade.  The  Council  has  also 
set  up  regional  economic  commissions  for  Europe,  for 
Asia  and  the  Far  East,  and  for  Latin  America.  The 
Council,  in  addition,  has  made  arrangements  _  for 
consultation  with  non-governmental  organizations 
which  are  concerned  with  matters  within  its  competence. 

The  Trusteeship  Council  consists  of  Member 
Nations  administering  territories  under  trusteeship, 
the  permanent  members  of  the  Security  Council 
which  do  not  administer  trust  territories,  and  as 
many  other  Members  elected  by  the  General  Assemb¬ 
ly  as  may  be  necessary  to  ensure  that  the  total 
number  of  members  in  the  Trusteeship  Council  is 
equally  divided  between  those  which  administer  trust 
territories  and  those  which  do  not.  The  purpose  of 
the  Council  is  to  study  and  report  on  political, 
economic,  social,  educational  and  cultural  conditions 
in  each  territory  under  trusteeship,  and  supervise  the 
application  of  trusteeship  agreements.  Its  decisions 
are  taken  by  a  simple  majority  vote.  _  ... 

The  International  Court  of  Justice  is  the  principal 
judicial  organ  of  the  United  Nations.  It  consists  of 
fifteen  members  elected  for  a  term  of  nine  years  by 
the  General  Assembly  and  by  the  Security  Council 
voting  independently. 

Mr.  John  E.  Read,  Canada — is  one  of  the  judges 

The  Secretariat,  under  a  Secretary-General  ap¬ 
pointed  by  the  General  Assembly  upon  the  recom¬ 
mendation  of  the  Security  Council,  serves  the  United 
Nations.  It  is  organized  in  eleven  main  administrative 
units.  Four  of  these  are  known  as  Offices  of  the 
Secretary-General  because  the  work  they  perform 
engages  the  Secretary-General’s  responsibility  in  a 
more  direct  and  personal  way.  These  are  the  Execu¬ 
tive  Office  of  the  Secretary-General,  the  Office  of 
Legal  Affairs,  the  Controller’s  Office  and  the  Office  of 
Personnel.  Five  of  the  units  are  Departments.  These 
are  the  Department  of  Political  and  Security  Council 
Affairs,  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Social 
Affairs,  the  Department  of  Trusteeship  and  Informa- 


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[1956 


tion  from  Non-Self-Governing  Territories,  the  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Public  Information  and  the  Department  of 
Conference  Services.  In  addition,  there  is  an  Office  of 
General  Services  and  the  Technical  Assistance 
Administration,  the  latter  being  headed  by  a  Director- 
General,  Hon.  Hugh  L.  Keenleyside,  of  Canada. 

The  permanent  headquarters  of  the  United  Nations 
is  situated  in  New  York,  N.Y. 


UNITED  NATIONS  DEPARTMENT  OF 
PUBLIC  INFORMATION 
New  York,  N.Y. 

The  Department  provides  a  clearing  house  for 
information  on  the  United  Nations  and  acts  as  a 
service  agency  for  representatives  of  the  press,  films, 
radio,  television,  and  periodicals,  authors,  teachers, 
students,  non-governmental  organisations  and  the 
general  public. 


INTERNATIONAL  CIVIL  AVIATION  ORGANIZATION 


International  Aviation  Building,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

The  International  Civil  Aviation  Organization  came 
into  being  on  April  4,  1947,  when  the  required  number 
of  states  (26)  had  ratified  the  Convention  on  Inter¬ 
national  Civil  Aviation. 

The  principal  function  of  the  organization  is  to 
ensure  that  international  civil  aviation  may  be 
developed  in  a  safe  and  orderly  manner  and  that 
international  air  transport  services  may  be  estab¬ 
lished  on  the  basis  of  equality  of  opportunity  and 
operated  soundly  and  economically. 

The  principal  organs  of  the  organization  are  the 
Assembly,  composed  of  all  66  member  states,  which 
meets  annually;  the  Council,  comprised  of  21  members, 
which  meets  continuously;  and  the  Secretariat, 
which  is  recruited  on  a  broad  international  basis. 
There  are  five  subordinate  bodies: 

1.  the  Air  Navigation  Commission 

2.  the  Air  Transport  Committee 

3.  the  Legal  Committee 

4.  the  Joint  Support  of  Air  Navigation  Services 

Committee 


5.  the  Finance  Committee 

Principal  Officials 

President  of  the  Council,  Dr.  Edward  Warner; 
Secretary  General,  Carl  Ljungberg;  Director, 
Technical  Assistance ,  E.  R.  Marlin;  Chief,  Public 
Information,  L.  C.  Boussard;  Assistant  Secretary 
General  for  Air  Navigation,  Alan  Ferrier;  Assistant 
Secretary  General  for  Air  Transport,  E.  M.  Weld; 
Director,  Legal  Bureau,  P.  K.  Roy;  Director,  Bureau  of 
Administration  and  Services,  J.  F.  Berrier. 

Regional  Offices 

North  American  Office,  International  Aviation 
Bldg.,  Montreal  3,  P.Q. 

European-African  Office,  60  bis  Avenue  d’I6na, 
Paris  16e,  France. 

Middle  East  Office,  Wadie  Saad  Building,  Sharia 
Salah  el  Dine,  Zamalek,  Cairo,  Egypt. 

Far  East  and  Pacific  Office,  Sala  Santitham, 
Rajadamnoen  Ave.,  Bangkok,  Thailand. 

South  American  Office,  Apartado  680,  Lima,  Peru. 


INTERNATIONAL  LABOUR  ORGANIZATION 


Headquarters:  Geneva,  Switzerland 


The  International  Labour  Organization  was  set 
up  in  1919  under  the  Peace  Treaties  concluding  the 
First  World  War,  to  promote  social  justice  and 
improve  labour  conditions  through  international 
action.  It  is  an  inter-governmental  organization  of 
70  countries.  Its  organs  are  the  International  Labour 
Conference  which  normally  meets  annually;  the  Inter¬ 
national  Labour  Office;  and  the  Governing  Body 
which  meets  several  times  a  year.  National  delega¬ 
tions  to  the  Conference  comprise,  in  addition  to 
Government  representation,  direct  representation  of 
organized  employers  and  workers  from  each  member 
country.  Since  establishment,  the  International 
Labour  Conference  has  adopted  104  conventions  or 
draft  treaties,  many  of  which  have  been  ratified  by 
a  considerable  number  of  countries,  as  well  as  100 
formal  recommendations;  these  instruments  deal  with 
a  broad  range  of  social  and  labour  subjects. 

International  Labour  Office 
rr>u  Headquarters:  Geneva,  Switzerland 
1  he  Office  is  the  secretariat  of  the  Organization. 
It  lends  expert  assistance  to  Member  Governments 
on  request,  and  issues  reports  and  other  publications 
on  social  and  labour  affairs  in  various  areas.  The 
Lhrector-General  is  David  A.  Morse,  a  citizen  of 
the  U.b.A. 

Governing  Body 

The  Governing  Body  is  the  international  executive 


of  the  Organization.  It  is  made  up  of  one  Govern 
ment  representative  from  each  of  the  ten  member 
countries  of  chief  industrial  importance;  of  one 
Government  representative  from  ten  other  member 
countries,  _  of  ten  workers’  representatives  and  ten 
employers’  representatives,  members  in  the  three 
latter  categories  being  elected  by  the  Conference. 
Canada  holds  one  of  the  non-elective  Government 
seats,  as  one  of  the  countries  of  chief  industrial 
importance,  the  Canadian  Government  member  being 
Arthur  H.  Brown,  O.B.E.,  Deputy  Minister  of  Labour. 

the  year  1955-56,  Mr.  Brown  is  Chairman  of  the 
ILO  Governing  Body. 


ganada  Branch  ILO 
95  Rideau  St.,  Ottawa 

The  Canada  Branch  maintains  liaison  for  the 
Organization  with  Departments  of  Government, 
trade  unions  and  employer  groups  in  Canada. 
Director,  V.  C.  Phelan,  B.A.;  Secretary,  Harry 
Hereford,  M.B.E. 


ILO  Branch,  Department  of  Labour 

Ft  The,  Department  of  Labour,  through  its  ILO 
Branch,  maintains  direct  contact  for  the  Government 
ot  Canada  with  the  Organization.  Paul  Goulet, 
i  t  u  1S  Director  of  the  ILO  Branch,  Department 
ot  Labour,  Ottawa. 


BRUSSELS  TREATY  ORGANIZATION 


The  Brussels  Treaty,  signed  in  1948  by  Belgium 
France,  Luxembourg,  the  Netherlands  and  the 
United  Kingdom,  provided  for  collective  self-defence 
and  for  collaboration  in  economic,  social  and  cultural 
matters  between  the  Five  Powers. 

T  Ma^  a  revised  and  extended  Brussels 

®ntered  into  force,  the  resulting  organization 
being  named  Western  European  Union.” 

WESTERN  EUROPEAN  UNION 
2  Eaton  Place,  London,  S.W.l,  England 

Eur,°Pean  Union  is  composed  of  the 
Foreign  Ministers  of  the  participating  powers  or  their 
representatives;  is  so  organised  as  to  exercise  its 


functions  continuously,  decides  by  unanimous  vote 
where  no  other  voting  procedure  has  been  or  may  be 
agreed,  by  two-thirds  majority  questions  concerning 
types  of  armaments  not  to  be  manufactured,  by 
single  majority  questions  concerning  infractions  of 
the  agreements  concerning  manufacture  or  level  of 
stocks  of  armaments. 

0  ■^Sreenients  were  entered  into  concerning  the  land 
and  air  forces  placed  under  the  European  Allied 
nrod,?,tnder  1  n  Peacetime,  Control  of  armaments 
,  tl°,n  a,nd  standardization  of  armaments.  A 
social  and  cultural  organization  was  established. 

the  WlnEeruatl0nal  secretariat  serves  the  Council  of 
Secretary-General,  M.  Louis  Goffin. 


1956] 


BANK  STATISTICS 


279 


BANK  STATISTICS 
ASSETS  AND  LIABILITIES 

Average  of  the  Twelve-Monthly  Statements  rendered  to  the  Government 


Calendar 

Year. 

LIABILITIES 

ASSETS 

Percent¬ 
age  of 
Liabilities 
to  the 
Public 
to  Total 
Assets  2 

Liabilities  to  Shareholders 

Liabilities  to  the  Publio 

Total 

Loans 

Total 

Assets 

Capital 
Paid  up. 

Rest 

or 

Reserve 

Fund. 

Notes  in 
Circulation. 

Total  on 
Deposit.  1 

Total 

Liabilities 

to 

the  Public. 

S 

i 

$ 

s 

$ 

% 

$ 

p.c. 

1875 

64,619,513 

23.035,039 

74,642,446 

104,609,356 

136,029,307 

186,255,330 

56.17 

1S80 

60,052,117 

22,529,623 

85,303,814 

111,838,941 

102,166,115 

184,276,190 

60.69 

1885 

61,711,566 

17,879,716 

30,720,762 

104,014,660 

138,762,695 

126,827,792 

219,147,080 

63.32 

1890 

59,974,902 

21,127,838 

32,834,511 

135,548,704 

173,207,587 

153,301,335 

254,546,329 

68.05 

1895 

61,800,700 

27,273,500 

30,807,041 

190,916,939 

229,794,322 

203,730,800 

316,536,510 

72.50 

1900 

65,154,594 

32,372,394 

46,574,780 

305,140,242 

356,394,095 

279,279,761 

459,715,065 

77.52 

1910 

98,787,929 

79,970,346 

82,120,303 

909,964,839“ 

1,019,177,601 

870,100,890 

1,211,452,351 

84.13 

1915 

113,982,741 

113,020,310 

105,137,092 

1,198,340,315“ 

1,353,629,123 

1,066,252,854 

1,596,424,643 

84.75 

1920 

123,617,120 

128,756,690 

228,800,379 

2,438,079,792“ 

2,784,068,698 

1,935,449,637 

3,064,133,843 

90  86 

1925 

118,831,327 

123,108,366 

165,235,168 

2,221,160,611“ 

2,532,832,064 

1,562, 01?, 009 

2,789,619,061 

90.80 

1928 

122,839,879 

134,087,485 

176,716,979 

2,610,594,865“ 

3,044,742,165 

2,072,403,628 

3,323,163,195 

91  62 

1929 

137,269,085 

150,636,682 

178,291,030 

2,696,747,857“ 

3,215,503,098 

2,279,247,504 

3,528,468,027 

91.13 

1930 

144,560,874 

160,639,246 

159,341,085 

2,516,611,587“ 

2,909,530,263 

2,064,597,746 

3,237,073,853 

89.88 

1931 

144,674,853 

162,075,000 

141,969,350 

2,422,834,828“ 

2,741,554,219 

1,764,088,477 

3,066,018,47- 

89.42 

1932 

144,500,000 

162,000,000 

132,165,942 

2,256,639,530“ 

2,546,149,789 

1,582,667,313 

2,869,429,779 

88.73 

1933 

144,500,000 

157,250,000 

130,362,488 

2,236,841,539“ 

2,517,934,260 

1,409,067,110 

2,831,393,641 

88.93 

1934 

144,916,667 

132,604,166 

135,537,793 

2,274,607,936“ 

2,548,720,434 

1,373,683,071 

2,837,919,961 

89.81 

1935 

145,500,000 

132,750,000 

125,644,102 

2,426,760,923“ 

2,667,950,352 

1,276,430,825 

2,956,577,704 

90.24 

1936 

145,500,000 

133,000,000 

119,507,306 

2,614,895,597“ 

2,855,622,232 

1,140,557,800 

3,144,500,755 

90.81 

1937 

145,500,000 

133,750,000 

110,259,134 

2,775,530,413“ 

3,025,721,653 

1,200,574,223 

3,317,087,132 

91.22 

1938 

145,500,000 

133,750,000 

99,870,493 

2,823,686,934“ 

3,056,684,905 

1,200,092,605 

3,348,708,580 

91.28 

1939 

145,500.000 

133,750,000 

94,064,907 

3,060,859,111“ 

3,298,351,099 

1,243,616,409 

3,591,564,580 

91.84 

1940 

145,500,000 

133,750,000 

91,134,378 

3,179,523,062“ 

3,411,104,825 

1,324,021,841 

3,707,316,459 

92.01 

1941 

145,500,000 

133,916.667 

81,620,753 

3,464  781,844“ 

3,711,870,680 

1,403,181,296 

4,008,381,256 

92.60 

1942 

145,500,000 

135,083,333 

71,743,242 

3,834,335,141“ 

4,102,355,598 

1,370,418,799 

4,399,820,746 

93.24 

1943 

145,500,000 

136,750,000 

50,230,204 

4,592,336,705“ 

4,849,222,532 

1,334,080,022 

5,148,458,722 

94 . 19 

1944 

145,500,000 

136,750,000 

37,056,187 

5,422,302,978“ 

5,689,443,095 

1,343,938,364 

5,990,410,887 

94.98 

1945 

145,500,000 

136,750,000 

28,636,174 

6,159,997,976“ 

6,438,617,676 

1,505.039,333 

6,743,217,134 

95.48 

1W46 

14 1,51)0  000 

144  666,667 

23,172,717 

6, 771, 555,153“ 

7,1  3,  79,4  7 

1,64 19,066 

7,4'9,6'\'|29 

95.  ^  9 

1947 

145,500,000 

178,000,000 

19,675,994 

7,075,355,884“ 

7,476,627,449 

2,125,582,441 

7,810,913,975 

95.72 

1948 

145.500.000 

182,416,667 

17,109,071 

7,402,776,952“ 

7,798,910.335 

2.388,597,680 

8,140,145.708 

95.81 

1949 

145,500,000 

187,000,000 

14,731,992 

7,921,694,763“ 

8,310,215,001 

2,618,421,119 

S, 657,764, 277 

95.99 

1950 

145,500,000 

191,750,000 

424,043 

8,22.1,886,322“ 

8,660173.804 

2,872,411,227 

9,015,109,852 

96  63 

1951 

146,502,115 

200.837,564 

279.630 

8.414,510,83,“ 

9,019,780,755 

3,495,723,921 

9,384.800,263 

96  06 

1952 

148,522,618 

211,798,615 

180,369 

8,899,236.252“ 

9,384.111,788 

3,607,883.433 

9.760,480.522 

96 , 14 

1953 

149  954,371 

228,095,099 

141,950 

9,482,574  676“ 

9,945,599.866 

4  215,121  224 

10,334.778,308 

96  23 

1954 

157,208.000 

285.432.000 

ft 

10.068.324.000 

10  393.129,000 

4,653,353.000 

10,839,007,000 

95  89 

Note. — The  statistic  in  this  table  are  averages  computed  from  the  twelve-monthly  returns. 

‘Includes  the  deposits  of  the  Federal  and  Provincial  Governments.  .  inm 

“Includes  amounts  deposited  elsewhere  than  in  Canada,  not  included  in  deposits  prior 
sIn  January  1950,  the  chartered  banks’  liability  for  such  of  their  notes  as  then  remamed  outstanding 
was  transferred  to  the  Bank  of  Canada. 


A  path  through  the  moral  confusion  of  today — 

THE  MORAL  DECISION 

Right  and  Wrong  in  the  Light  of  American  Law 

BY  EDMOND  CAHN 

The  courts  must  each  day  make  moral  decisions  on  right  and  wrong 
in  human  activities.  Edmond  Cahn  selects  several  court  cases  to  show 
that  the  means  by  which  the  judges  make  their  decisions  can  be 
applied  to  the  private  troubles  and  problems  of  all  of  us. 

J5.75 

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280 


BANK  STATISTICS— CANADA 


[1956 


BANK  STATISTICS 

ASSETS  AND  LIABILITIES 

(Millions  of  Dollars) 

As  at  June  30 


1947 

1950 

1953 

1954 

1955 

626 

699 

887 

852 

775 

— 

— 

— 

56 

95 

148 

126 

267 

303 

376 

2,793 

2,931 

2,586 

2,490 

3,244 

2,941 

3,057 

2,854 

2,793 

3,620 

479 

385 

300 

268 

309 

143 

172 

161 

146 

205 

258 

400 

369 

330 

429 

880 

957 

830 

745 

942 

— 

— 

— 

1 

145 

106 

145 

123 

183 

149 

19 

52 

18 

4 

26 

32 

84 

100 

153 

133 

36 

84 

229 

382 

326 

34 

43 

56 

60 

55 

1,599 

2,167 

3,184 

3,310* 

3,505 

1,825 

2,576 

3,709 

4,092* 

4,193 

226 

456 

720 

784* 

854 

841 

838 

1,000 

1,086 

1,134 

212 

179 

187 

155 

181 

102 

132 

163 

169 

185 

7,655 

8,894 

10,351 

10,731 

12,125 

127 

159 

98 

164 

107 

122 

181 

259 

250 

246 

3,346 

4,186 

4,829 

5,109 

5,573 

298 

352 

297 

310 

611 

81 

73 

89 

78 

143 

2,179 

2,582 

3,279 

3,235 

3,665 

6,154 

7,533 

8,851 

9,146 

10,345 

934 

822 

924 

990 

1,027 

212 

179 

187 

155 

181 

146 

146 

149 

153 

181 

177 

32 

191 

23 

220 

20 

262 

25 

362 

30 

7,655 

8,894 

10,351 

10,731 

12,125 

Assets. 


Bank  of  Canada  deposits  and  notes . 

Canadian  day-to-day  loans . 

Govt,  of  Canada  securities — treasury  bills. 

other . 


Total  Government  of  Canada  securities. 
Other  Canadian  securities — Provincial  govt. 

Municipal  govt. 
Corporate . 


Total  Other  Canadian  securities. 


Insured  residential  mortgages . 

Canadian  loans — Call  and  short . 

Provincial  government . 
Municipal  government . 

Grain . 

Canada  Savings  Bonds. 
All  other . 


Total  Canadian  loans . 

Canadian  dollar  items  in  transit  (net) . 

Foreign  cash  items,  securities  and  loans . 

Acceptances,  guarantees  and  letters  of  credit 
All  other  assets . 


Total  Assets . 


Liabilities. 

Canadian  dollar  deposits 


-Govt,  of  Canada 
Provincial  govts. 
Personal  savings 
Other  notice .... 
Other  banks 
Public  demand. . 


Total  Canadian  dollar  deposits . 

Foreign  currency  deposits . 

Acceptances,  guarantees  and  letters  of  credit 

Capital  paid  up . 

Rest  account . 

All  other  liabilities . 


Total  Liabilities.  . 


°  ictbei  are  not  aaju 

strictly  comparable  with  those  for  earlier  dates, 
oeen  — {—  o/. 


u-ppuuauie  to  loans  and  are  not 
ihe  transit  adjustment  at  June  30,  1954  would  have 


Source:- 


in  Canada  Gazette  and  the  An^ofcLada ' ‘“S to tisticaf  Summary” ,BankS  °f  Canada”  as  aPPears 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required. 


1956] 


PUBLIC  DEBT— CANADA 


281 


PUBLIC  DEBT  OF  CANADA 


Statement  of  the  Public  Debt  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada  for  the  Fiscal  Years 
ended  March  SI,  1954  and  1955 


Public  Debt 


Liabilities 

Current  and  demand  liabilities — 

Outstanding  treasury  cheques . 

Accounts  payable . . 

Non-interest  bearing  notes  payable  to  the  International 
Monetary  Fund  and  the  International  Bank  for  Recon¬ 
struction  and  Development . 

Matured  debt  outstanding . 

Interest  due  and  outstanding . 

Interest  accrued  . 

Other  current  liabilities . 


Deposit  and  trust  accounts .  ; . 

Annuity,  insurance  and  pension  accounts — 

Government  annuities .  . . 

Permanent  services  pension  account.  . 

Superannuation  account . 

Miscellaneous . 


Undisbursed  balances  of  appropriations  to  special  accounts — 

National  Defence  equipment  account . 

Miscellaneous . 


Suspense  accounts . 

Province  debt  accounts . 

Unmatured  debt — 

Bonds — 

Payable  in  Canada .  .  . 
Payable  in  London .  .  . 
Payable  in  New  York 
Treasury  bills  and  notes — 
Payable  in  Canada  .  .  . 


Total  Liabilities .  . 


Assets 


Current  assets — 

Cash  in  current  and  special  deposits . . 

Cash  in  hands  of  collectors  and  in  transit . 

Departmental  working  capital  advances 

Defence  Production  revolving  fund . 

Other . 

Other  current  assets — 

Moneys  received  after  March  31st  but  applicable  to  the 

current  year . 

Securities  investment  account . 


Advances  to  the  exchange  fund  account 

(value  of  holdings  on  basis  of  closing  exchange  rates:  March 
31,  1955  $1,808,520,335,  March  31,  1954,  $1,776,376,770) 
Sinking  fund  and  other  investments  held  for  retirement  of  un¬ 
matured  debt . . . 

Loans  to,  and  investments  in,  Crown  corporations — 

Canadian  National  Railways . .  . . 

Central  Mortgage  and  Housing  Corporation-capital  and  loans 

National  Harbours  Board . 

Miscellaneous . 


1954 

1955 

$ 

$ 

248,685,272 

202,437,303 

265,559,858 

201,906,394 

267,991,500 

68,247,172 

56,339,424 

125,424,746 

24,825,148 

224,591,500 

53,715,869 

54,233,575 

120,180,162 

23,767,571 

993,950,565 

943,954,929 

159,902,435 

154,007,374 

798,454,014 

217,157,456 

656,667,961 

99,967,649 

864,543,038 

277,638,893 

733,568,390 

101,682,401 

1,772,247,080 

1,977,432,722 

305,722,925 

44,875,397 

273,875,509 

58,371,066 

350,598,322 

332,246,575 

58,402,881 

11,919,969 

35,488,042 

11,919,969 

12,784,058,110 

51,070,140 

341,040,000 

12,506,630,400 

51,811,453 

348,000,000 

1,400,000,000 

1,590,000,000 

14,576,168,250 

14,496,441,853 

17,923,189,502 

17,951,491,464 

359,909,146 

123,643,105 

231,045.677 

126,187,337 

80,243,742 

77,747,706 

72,756,158 

72,911,128 

22,466,483 

18,012,950 

17,046,026 

45,636,632 

682,023,132 

565,582,958 

1,955,000,000 

1,980,000,000 

101,850,768 

190,890,503 

1,027,445,274 

531,350,210 

106,157,427 

152,628,871 

934,004,940 

575,010,188 

107,210,354 

177,253,319 

1,817,581,782 

1,793,478,801 

282 


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[1956 


PUBLIC  DEBT — Continued 


Assets 

1954 

$ 

1,692,066,920 

322,502,497 

70,864,349 

1955 

$ 

1,620,825,611 

293,394,548 

70,864,349 

1,677,856 

76,693,226 

162,570,578 

25,879,238 

Other  loans  and  investments — 

Canada’s  subscription  to  capital  of — 

International  Bank  for  reconstruction  and  development 

80,067,513 

161,951,694 

29,990,896 

Soldier  settlement  and  Veterans  Land  Act  loans  (less  reserve 

665,376,949 

631,069,795 

2,296,152 

70,926,394 

189,000,000 

45,837,905 

310,166 

2,296,152 

67,549,458 

189,000,000 

63,251,655 

494,732 

Deferred  charges — 

Unamortized  portion  of  actuarial  deficiency  in  the  superannuation 

Suspense  accounts — 

Miscellaneous . 

Capital  assets . 

46,148,071 

63,746,387 

1 

80,355,709 

Inactive  loans  and  investments . 

81,366,335 

Total  assets . 

7,303,636,503 

—496,384,065 

7,184,795,375 

—496,384,065 

Less — Reserve  for  losses  on  realization  of  assets . 

Net  assets . 

6,807,252,438 

*11,115,937,064 

6,688,411,310 

*11,263,080,154 

Net  Debt . 

Gross  Debt . 

17,923,189,502 

17,951,491,464 

*The  budgetary  deficit  of  $151,849,588  for  1954-55  less  adjustments  of  $4,706,498  in  respect  of  prior 
years  transactions  resulted  in  an  increase  of  $147,143,090  in  the  net  debt  during  the  fiscal  year. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 
FUNDED  DEBT  OUTSTANDING 

(Exluding  Treasury  Bills  as  at  Mar.  31,  1955) 


Maturity 

Rate  % 

Particulars 

Amount 

Issued 

Payable 

1  July,  1956 

1  Nov.,  1956 

1  Nov.,  1957 

1  Nov.,  1958 

1  Jan.,  1959 

1  Nov.,  1959 

1  June,  1960 

1  Nov.,  1960 

15  Jan.,  1961 

1  Feb.,  1962 

1  Aug.,  1962 

1  July,  1963 

1  July,  1963 

1  Aug.,  1963 

1  Aug.,  1963 

1  Oct.,  1963 

1  June,  1966 

1  Sept.,  1966 

15  June,  1968 

1  Sept.,  1974 

15  Sept.,  1975 

15  Jan.,  1978 
Perpetual 

2  May,  1955 

2  May,  1955 

1  July,  1955 

1  July,  1955 

15  Dec.  1956 

1  Oct.  1957 

1  May,  1958 

1  Nov.  1965 

1  Nov.  1966 

1  June  1976 

1  Oct.  1979 

2M 

2M 

2  M 

m 

3 

2% 

3 

2M 

3M 

3 

2-3  y2 

3 

3 

3M 

3 

3M 

3 

2M 

2M 

2M 

3M 

3 

m 

m 

2M 

2M 

2 

3 

3  % 

3K 

3K 

3  X 

Bonds 

Canada  Savings  Bonds  SI 
Canada  Savings  Bonds  S2 
Canada  Savings  Bonds  S3 
Fifth  Victory  Loan 

Canada  Savings  Bonds  S4 
Sixth  Victory  Loan 

Canada  Savings  Bonds  S5 
External  Loan 

Seventh  Victory  Loan 
Canada  Savings  Bonds  S6 
Registered  Stock 
Newfoundland  Stock 

External . 

Canada  Savings  Bonds  S7 
Eighth  Victory  Loan 

Bonds 

Ninth  Victory  Loan 

Bonds 

External 

External 

Bonds 

Bonds 

Treasury  Notes 

Treasury  Notes 

Loan 

Loan 

Loan 

Loan 

Loan 

Canada  Savings  Bonds  S8 
Canada  Savings  Bonds  S9 
Loan 

Loan 

400,000,000 

70.903.850 
37,695,100 
34,840,900 

1,197,324,750 

51.302.850 

1.165.300.350 
47,537,650 
47,040,000 

1,315,639,200 

149,850,400 

1,950,100 

49,121,189 

147,000,000 

168,985,000 

1.295.819.350 
54,703,000 

1,691,796,700 

350,000,000 

98,000,000 

49,000,000 

100,000,000 

55,000,000 

200,000,000 

500,000,000 

200,000,000 

400,000,000 

550,000,000 

700,000,000 

300,000,000 

699,994,500 

769,936,800 

300,000,000 

400,000,000 

1950 

1946 

1947 

1948 

1943 

1949 

1944 

1950 
1936 

1944 

1951 
1938 

1948 

1952 

1945 
1936 
1945 
1950 

1949 

1950 

1953 
1936 

1954 

1955 
1953 

1953 

1954 
1954 
1953 

1953 

1954 
1954 
1954 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

N.Y. 

Canada 

Canada 

London 

N.Y. 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

N.Y. 

N.Y. 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

Canada 

1956] 


IMPORTS  AND  EXPORTS 


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Statement  showing  the  Value  of  Merchandise  Imports  entered  for  Consumption  and  Exports  of  Canadian  Produce 
from  and  to  each  Country,  during  the  Twelve  Months  ended  December  Slst,  1964, 

( Compiled  by  the  External  Trade  Branch,  Dominion  Bureau  of  Statistics ) 


Countries 

1954  (Dec.  31) 

Imports  Exports 

British  Countries 

$ 

8 

Aden . 

78,831 

21,984 

Africa,  British  East . 

15,852,044 

375,191 

Anglo-Egyptian  Sudan  .  . 

56,954 

8,368 

Australia . 

24,657,036 

45,767,783 

Bahamas . 

417,523 

2,270,545 

Barbados . 

5,358,024 

4,378,004 

Bermuda . 

390,063 

2,992,411 

British  Guiana . 

20,482,090 

4,079,876 

British  Honduras . 

123,822 

299,205 

Ceylon . 

12,526,563 

3,146,960 

Falkland  Islands . 

1,000 

4,491 

Fiji . 

5,813,147 

653,926 

Gambia . 

— 

37,755 

Gibraltar . 

609 

252,231 

Gold  Coast . 

1,986,160 

2,312,879 

Hong  Kong . 

4,153,906 

8,252,458 

India . 

28,053,701 

17,689,397 

J  amaica . 

15,308,967 

11,552,041 

Leeward  and  Windward 

Islands . 

1,250,354 

3,931,286 

Malaya  and  Singapore.  .  . 

19,585,610 

2,983,199 

Malta . 

66,780 

3,043,094 

New  Zealand . 

7,314,431 

14,807,233 

Nigeria . 

866,316 

1,451,991 

Other  British  East 

Indies . 

172,327 

18,293 

Other  British  Oceania  .  .  . 

— 

103,167 

Other  British  South 

Africa . 

2,706 

7,191 

Other  British  West 

Africa . 

723 

33,066 

Pakistan . 

565,703 

8,969,888 

Rhodesia  and  Nyasaland 

1.160,931 

3,944,632 

Sierra  Leone . 

7,398 

356,248 

Trinidad  and  Tobago.  .  .  . 

9,594,888 

11,425,354 

Union  of  South  Africa .  .  . 

5,910,898 

39,883,341 

United  Kingdom . 

392,471,571 

653,407,902 

Countries 


Foreign  Countries 

France . 

French  Africa . 

French  East  Indies.  .  . 

French  Guiana . 

French  Oceania . 

French  West  Indies.  . 
Germany,  Federal 

Republic  of . 

Germany,  Eastern  .  .  . 

Greece . 

Greenland . 

Guatemala . 

Haiti  (Republic  of) . . . 

Hawaii . 

Honduras . 

Hungary . . 

Iceland . 

Indonesia . 

Iran . 

Iraq  (Mesopotamia) .  . 

Ireland . 

Israel . 

Italian  Africa . 

Italy . 

•Japan . 

■Jordan . 

Korea . 

Latvia . 

Liberia . 

Libya . 

Lithuania . 

Madagascar . 

Mexico . 

Morocco . 

Netherlands . 

Netherlands  Antilles. . 

Nicaragua . 

Norway . 


Total  British 


Countries . 

574,231,076 

Foreign  Countries 

Afghanistan . 

9,232 

Alaska  . 

7,573,212 

Albania . 

— 

American  Virgin  Islands. 

44 

Arabia . 

2,224,960 

Argentina . 

2,738,190 

Austria . 

3,042,976 

Azores  and  Madeira . 

192,964 

Belgian  Congo . 

1,488,684 

Belgium  and 

Luxembourg . 

25,077,070 

Bolivia . 

267,114 

Brazil . 

31,622,500 

Bulgaria . 

88 

Burma . 

79,427 

Canary  Islands . 

26,049 

Chile . 

235,705 

China  (except  Taiwan)  . . 

1,620,924 

Columbia . 

24,819,875 

Costa  Rica . 

7,745,591 

Cuba . 

9,913,019 

Czechoslovakia . 

1,796,233 

Denmark . 

3,463,126 

Dominican  Republic . 

1,662,515 

Ecuador . 

3,763,187 

Egypt . 

440,290 

El  Salvador . 

950,534 

Estonia . 

5,104 

Ethiopia . 

96,731 

Finland . 

608,965 

Panama 


848,461,390 


55,379 

1,272,282 

315 

119,458 

1,594,345 

6,692,223 

2,856,941 

641,031 

3,627,567 

54,987,335 

1,272,437 

45,095,944 

7,506 

211,711 

1,242 

3,130,031 

69,977 

20,999,822 

2,834,265 

17,455,343 

295,277 

2,928,675 

4,268,597 

5,509,182 

1,200,751 

1,526,259 


Paraguay . 

Peru . 

Philippine  Islands . 

Poland . 

Portugal . 

Portuguese  East  Africa  . . 
Portuguese  West  Africa. . 

Portuguese  Asia . 

Puerto  Rico . 

Roumania . 

Siam  (see  Thailand) 

Spain . 

Spanish  Africa . 

St.  Pierre  and  Miquelon. 

Surinam . 

Sweden . 

Switzerland . 

Syria  and  Lebanon . 

Taiwan . 

Thailand . 

Turkey . 

United  States . 

United  States  Oceania. . . 

Uruguay . 

U.S.S.R.  (Russia) . 

Venezuela . 

Y  ugosla  via . 

Total  Foreign  Countries. 

Grand  Total . . 


117,673 

475,971 


Total  Trade 


2, 


3, 

4, 
7, 


1954  (Dec.  31) 
Imports  Exports 


22,046,252 

3,183,953 

44,567 

3,000 

635 

44,484,542 

721,335 

231,244 

12,618 

5,059,836 

1,570,130 

5,291,781 

2,589,484 

209,658 

59,247 

611,420 

1,385,339 

237,810 

1,150,194 

1,040,171 

15,006,113 

19,196,657 

170,122 

4,535 

135,202 

72 

1,625 

303,533 

14,032,515 

197,008 

22,561,966 

20,582,395 

181,184 

1,983,093 

5,849,622 

519,900 

2,264,168 

4,001,449 

404,993 

1,797,547 

191,453 

181,449 

697 

1,202,738 

3,134 

5,565,816 

30,392 

2,793,102 

9,175,053 

19,150,934 

17,436,264 

187,166 

786,334 

699,135 

961,379,507 

1,025,407 

687,081 

167,594,469 

283,907 


$ 

33,798,686 

1,284,354 

189,548 

4,441 

389,360 

23,660 

86.898.904 
140 

2,504,805 

299,095 

2,020,966 

3,306,797 

3,221,989 

471,149 

35.306 
669,376 

1,321,432 

756,793 

424,773 

8,821,468 

10,174,473 

736 

23,843,940 

98,473,573 

122,558 

3,197,181 

20 

4,071,345 

840,441 

41.307 
27,358,934 

2,823,759 

39,776,672 

1,774,795 

1,653,453 

43.812.904 
4,057,323 

166,812 

5,085,542 

15,863,135 

558,449 

2,117,529 

2,614,082 

322,639 

42,948 

7,756,889 

73,887 

2,733,504 

17,385 

1,226,096 

910,846 

3,518,049 

26,826,469 

2,151,058 

3,186,039 

1,766,794 

7,085,971 

317,152,877 

268,600 

2,783,980 

4,854,311 

30,973,423 

7,119,155 


518,965,262  3,032,810,464 


093,196,338  3,881,271,854 
974,468,192 


284 


COMPARATIVE  STATISTICS 


[1956 


STATISTICS  OF  GROWTH  AND  PROGRESS  IN  CANADA 

Compiled,  by  Dominion  bureau  of  Statistic s 


Year 

Popu¬ 

lation. 

Wheat 

Production 

Acreage  of 
Field  Crop© 

000’s 

000 

000 

omitted 

bushels 

acres 

1871 . 

3,689 

4,325 

4,833 

5,371 

16,724 

32,350 

42,145 

55,572 

1881 . 

1891 . 

1901 . 

19,764 

1911 . 

7,207 

132,078 

30,556 

1921 . 

8,788 

226,508 

47,553 

1931 . 

11,381 

321.325 

58.862 

1941 . 

11,507 

314,825 

56.788 

1942  . 

1943  . 

11.795 

284,460 

60,809 

59,706 

1944 . 

11,946 

416,635 

62,673 

1945 . 

12,072 

318,512 

62,782 

1946 . 

12  292 

413,725 

59  642 

1947 . 

12.551 

341,758 

60,777 

1948 . 

12.823 

386.345 

60,943 

1949 . 

13,447 

371,406 

61,863 

1950 . 

13.712 

461,664 

62,297 

1951 . 

14,009 

552,657 

60.862 

1952 . 

14.430 

687.922 

61.745 

1953 . 

14  781 

613,962 

60,601 

1954 . 

15.195 

308,909 

58,609 

1955 . 

15,601 

494,090 

Yralue  of 
Field  Crops 

Live  Stock 
od  Farina.1 

DairyFaotory 

Production 

*000,000 

*000,000 

*000 

238 

29,732 

385 

615 

39,048 

983 

806 

111.924 

436 

514 

104,482 

684 

586 

201,661 

1,222 

728 

236,099 

1.189 

1,083 

243,843 

1,387 

1,082 

248,807 

1,296 

1,067 

258,985 

1,458 

1,044 

270.306 

1,559 

1,122 

352,373 

1,719 

1,246 

438,496 

1,579 

1,373 

409.709 

1,854 

1,533 

385,736 

2.120 

1,912 

440  798 

2,306 

1,710 

451,025 

1,771 

1,476 

464,703 

1,138 

1,349 

Fisheries 
Production  * 

*000 

7,573 
15,817 
18,978 
25,737 
34,668 
34,932 
30,517 
62,259 
75,117 
85,595 
89,440 
113,871 
121,125 
123,900 
139,826 
132  307 
152,063 
175,718 
149,821* 
150,227* 


MINERAL  PRODUCTION 


Year. 


1871. 

1881. 

1891. 

1901. 

1911. 

1921. 

1931. 

1941. 

1944 

1945. 

1946. 

1947. 

1948. 
1949 
1950. . 
1951  . 

1952. 

1953.  . 
1954s . 


Gold 
000  os 


105 

64 

45 

1,167 

473 

926 

2,694 

5,345 

2,923 

2,697 

2,833 

3.070 

3,530 

4,124 

4.441 

4,393 

4.472 

4,506 

4,280 


Silver. 
000  o». 


355 
415 
5.539 
32  559 

13.543 
20,562 
21,755 
13,627 
12,943 

12.544 
12,504 
16,110 
17.641 
23  221 
23.126 
25.222 
28,299 
31,542 


Nickel. 
000  lb 


839 
4,035 
9,189 
34,099 
19,293 
65,666 
282,258 
274,599 
245,131 
192,125 
237,251 
263,479 
257.380 
247  318 
275.816 
281,118 
287,386 
319,983 


Copper 
000  lb 


3,260 

9,529 

37.S27 

55,648 

47.621 

292.304 

643,317 

547,070 

474.914 
367,937 
451,723 
4S1.464 

526.914 
528.418 
539,942 
516,076 
506,504 
599,851 


Coal 
000  tons 

1,064 
1,537 
3,578 
6,486 
11,323 
15.057 
12,243 
18,226 
17,026 
16,507 
17,806 
15,869 
18,450 
19,120 
19.139 
18  58' 
17.579 
15,901 
14,825 


Cem<*nt 
000  bbls. 


70 

93 

450 

5,693 

5,753 

10,162 

8,369 

7,191 

8,472 

11,560 

11,936 

14,127 

15,917 

16.742 

17.008 

18,521 

22,238 

22,553 


Value 

*000.000 


Year 


1871.. 

1881. . 

1891. . 
1901. 
1911.  . 
1921 

1931. . 
1941.  . 

1944. . 

1945. . 

1946. . 

1947. . 

1948. . 

1949. . 

1950. . 

1951. . 

1952. . 
1953.  . 

1954. . 


10 

19 

66 

103 

172 

230 

567 

486 

499 

503 

645 

820 

901 

1,045 

1,245 

1,285 

1,336 

1,444 


Gross  Value 

of  Manu¬ 
facturing 
Production. 


*000,000 

222 
310 
470 
481 
1,166 
2,489 
2,555 
6,076 
9,074 
8,250 
8,036 
10,081 
11.875 
12,480 
13,818 
16  392 
16,983 
17,785s 
17,498s 


Em¬ 
ployees 
in  Manu¬ 
facturing 


000's 

omitted. 

188 

255 

370 

339 

515 

439 

529 

961 

1.223 

1,119 

1,058 

1,132 

1,156 

1,171 

1,183 

1,258 

1,288 

1,327 

1,268 


Pig 

Iron 

Produc¬ 

tion 


000 

short  tons. 

. 25 

24 
274 
917 
663 
470 
1,528 
1,853 
1,778 
1,406 
1,963 
2,126 
2,154 
2,317 
2,553 
2,682 
3,012 
2,213 


Imports  of 
Sugar  for 
Refining 


Imports  of 
Rubber  raw 
(including 
Balata) 


000 

tons. 


465 

536 

446 

419 

431 

498 

614 

618 

633 

533 

587 

559 

643 


000  lb. 


56,611 

149,305 

16,454 

18,661 

30,052 

77,456 

95,715 

89,711 

103,643 

107,549 

80,959 

93.415 

95,591 


Imports  of 
Cotton  raw 
(including 
Linters) 


Imports  of 
Petroleum 
Crude 
for  Refining 


000  lb. 


103.324 
268,522 
181,653 
202,314 
191,639 
203,914 
182,475 
220,660 
245,510 
214,028 
179  981 
173,816 
165,935 


000  gals. 


1,020,762 

1,637,465 

1,996,445 

1,987,943 

2,218,963 

2.395,283 

2.643,758 

2,587,709 

2,752,700 

2.914.911 

2,841,968 

2,781,707 

2,757,017 


Con¬ 
struction 
Contracts 
Awarded  s 


*000 


240,133 
315.482 
393.991 
291,962 
409,033 
663,355 
718,137 
954,082 
1,140,116 
1.525  765 
2,295.499 
1.812,178 
2,017,061 
2,154,959 


'Not  including  poultry  and  animals  on  fur  farm.  ™  ,  XT 

‘Since  1952,  the  basis  of  collection^  MactL*an  Building  Review.  ^  °f  Newfoundland. 
Products”  as  in  previous  years.  Ue  °f  Factory  Shipments”  instead  of  "Gross  Value  of 


1956] 


COMPARATIVE  STATISTICS 


285 


STATISTICS  OF  GROWTH  AND  PROGRESS  IN  CANADA  ConVd 


Year 

Export*, 

Canadian 

and 

Foreign 

Imports. 

W  tioiesale 
Prices 
Index  No. 
1935-39 
=  100 

Railway 

Gross 

Revenues. 

Railway 

Operating 

Expenses. 

l'ona  of 

Revenue 
Freight 
Carried 
One  Mile 

Freight 
Carried  on 
Welland 
Canal 

Vessels 
other  than 
Coastal, 
Entered  & 
Cleared.  2 

#000,900 

*000,000 

#000,000 

$000,000 

000,000’s 

000 

000  net 

1881. . . . 

omitted 

tons 

tons. 

72.4 

28 

20 

687 

13,802 

1891 .... 

67.1 

48 

35 

975 

18,803 

1901  . 

63.7 

73 

50 

620 

26,030 

1911 ...  . 

1 

81.1 

189 

131 

16.048 

2,538 

47,430 

1921. . . . 

814 

799 

143.4 

458 

423 

26.622 

3.076 

54.649 

1941 .... 

1,640 

1,449 

116.4 

538 

404 

49  982 

13,230 

64,766 

1943. . . . 

3,001 

1,735 

127.9 

779 

561 

63,915 

10,116 

54,851 

1944  . 

3,483 

1,759 

130.6 

797 

635 

65,928 

11,317 

59,210 

1945. ..  . 

3,267 

1,586 

132.1 

775 

631 

63,349 

12,962 

63,168 

1946  . 

2,339 

1,927 

138.9 

719 

624 

55,310 

10.580 

64,512 

1947. . . 

2,812 

2,574 

163.3 

785 

691 

60,143 

11,806 

76,711 

1948  . 

3,110 

2,637 

193.4 

876 

808 

59,080 

13,373 

83,772 

1949. . . . 

3,022 

2,761 

198.3 

894 

831 

56,338 

13,692 

84,345 

1950. . . . 

3,157 

3,174 

211  2 

959 

834 

55.538 

14,741 

90,157 

1951 .  .  .  . 

3,963 

4,085 

240.2 

1,089 

978 

64,300 

16  198 

90,259 

1952. . . . 

4,356 

4,030 

226.0 

1,172 

1,057 

68,430 

17,911 

105,180 

1953. . . . 

4,173 

4,383 

220.7 

1,206 

1,100 

19,542 

118,552 

1954.  . 

3,947 

4,093 

217.0 

17,514 

114,346 

Auto- 

Tele- 

Post  Office 

Index 

Numbers  of 

Strikes  and 

Lockouts. 

Dominion  Finance. 

Year 

mobile 

Regis¬ 

trations. 

phones 
in  Use. 

and  Money 
Order 
Revenue  8 

Rates  of 

W  ages4 
1949  =  100 

Em¬ 

ployees 

Affected. 

TimeLoet 

Working 

Days 

Ordinary 

Revenue.8 

Total 

Expendi¬ 

ture.3 

Net 

Debt3 

1881..  . 
1891. . 

ooo’s 

omitted. 

000’s 

omitted. 

$000 

1.345 

2,516 

000’s 

omitted. 

000’s 

omitted. 

$000,000 

30 

39 

$000,000 

34 

41 

$000,1  00 

155 

238 

1901..  . 

3.421 

18.6 

24 

738 

53 

58 

268 

1911. .  .  . 

22 

303 

9,147 

24.0 

29 

1  821 

118 

123 

340 

1921. . . . 

465 

902 

26.331 

47.7 

28 

1,049 

434 

528 

2.341 

1931. . . . 

1,201 

1.364 

30,416 

47.2 

11 

204 

350 

442 

2,262 

1941 .  .  . 

1,573 

1.562 

40  383 

55  3 

87 

434 

860 

1,250 

3J49 

1945 

1,497 

1,849 

66,072 

69.3 

96 

1,457 

2,300 

5,246 

8,740 

1946. . . . 

1,622 

2  026 

68,636 

75.9 

139 

4,516 

2,363 

5,136 

11,298 

1947 .... 

1,836 

2,231 

72,987 

84.9 

104 

2,397 

2,589 

2,634 

13,421 

1948. . . . 

2,035 

2,452 

77,771 

95.7 

43 

886 

2,630 

2,196 

13,048 

1949. . . . 

2,291 

2,700 

80,618 

100.0 

51 

1,064 

2,649 

2,176 

12,372 

1950. . . . 

2  600 

2,917 

101,294 

105.5 

192 

1,389 

2,529 

2,449 

11,776 

1951. . . . 

2,872 

3  ,114 

90  455 

119.1 

103 

902 

3,019 

2,901 

11,645 

1952.... 

3,156 

3,352 

104.622 

127.7 

121 

2,880 

3,940 

3,733 

11,433 

1953. .  .  . 

3,431 

3,606 

129,228 

133.6 

56 

1,325 

4,278 

4,337 

11,185 

1954. . . . 

3,645 

111,107 

137.9 

61 

1,472 

4,322 

4,351 

11,116 

1955  . . 

150,000 

62 

1,475 

4,095 

4,275 

11,263 

Chartered  Banks. 

Dominion 

Life 

Y  ear. 

or 

Bk.  of  Can. 

Notes  in 
Circulation 

Notes  in 
Circula¬ 
tion. 

Assets. 

Liabilities 
excluding 
Capital  and 
Reserves. 

Demand 

Deposits. 

Notice 

Deposits. 

Total 

Loans. 

Insurance , 
Amount 
at  Risk 
Dec.  31  6 

1881  . 

$000,000 

$000,000 

29 

$000,000 

201 

$000,000 

127 

$000,000 

$000,000 

$000,000 

117 

$000,000 

103 

1891. . , 

16 

33 

269 

187 

171 

261 

1901. . . 

28 

51 

532 

420 

95 

222 

388 

464 

1911.  . 

99 

90 

1,303 

1,098 

305 

569 

927 

950 

1921. . . 

272 

195 

2,842 

2,556 

552 

1.289 

1,781 

2.935 

1931. .  .  . 

153 

142 

3,066 

2,742 

579 

1.438 

1,764 

6.622 

1940. . . 

277 

91 

3,707 

3.411 

875 

1,647 

1,324 

6,975 

1941. . . 

406 

82 

4,008 

3.712 

1,088 

1,616 

1.403 

7,349 

1944.  . 

944 

37 

5,990 

5,689 

1,864 

2,273 

1,344 

9,139 

1945  . 

1,079 

29 

6,743 

6,439 

1,986 

2,750 

1,505 

9,751 

1946. . . . 

1,126 

23 

7,430 

7,124 

2,155 

3,327 

1,643 

10,812 

1947 .... 

1,162 

20 

7,811 

7,477 

2,139 

3,681 

2.126 

11,900 

1948 . . 

1,219 

17 

8,140 

7,799 

2,259 

3,972 

2,389 

13,105 

1949 .... 

1,268 

15 

8,658 

8,310 

2,353 

4,334 

2,618 

14,409 

1950. . 

1,293 

9,015 

8,660 

2,563 

4,548 

2,872 

15,746 

1951 .... 

1,361 

7 _ 

9,385 

9,020 

2,712 

4,593 

3,496 

17  235 

1952  .... 

1,447 

7 _ 

9.760 

9.384 

2,932 

4,811 

3.608 

19.091 

1953. . . . 

1,530 

7 _ 

10,335 

9,946 

3,081 

5,099 

4,215 

21,227 

1954.  .  . . 

1,557 

7 _ 

10,839 

10,393 

3.165 

5,420 

4,653 

23,134 

19556  .  .  . 

1,619 

7 _ 

12,125 

11,583 

3,665 

6,184 

4,827 

■Calendar  year  figures  are  not  available. 
2Fiscal  years  ended  March  31  to  1940. 
sFiscal  year  ended  March  31. 

4Compiled  by  the  Department  of  Labour. 


5CompiJed  by  the  Department  of  Insurance. 

6As  at  the  end  of  June. 

’After  January  1950,  the  chartered  banks’  liability 
for  such  of  their  notes  as  then  remained  out¬ 
standing  was  transferred  to  the  Bank  of  Canada. 


286 


REVENUES  AND  EXPENDITURES 


[1956 


REVENUES  AND  EXPENDITURES— CANADA 

Statement  of  the  Revenue  and  Expenditure  of  the  Government  of  Canada, 
for  the  Fiscal  Years  ended  March  31st,  1954,  and  1955 


Revenues  and  Expenditures 

Total 

April  1,  1953,  to 
March  31,  1954 

Total 

April  1,  1954,  to 
March  31,  1955 

Ordinary  Revenue 

Tax  Revenues — 

$  cts. 

407,312,240  55 

$ 

397,228,330  00 

Excise  duties — 

133,036,350  45 
96,070,717  04 
36,519  00 
3,311,126  26 

130,108,823  00 
100,752,985  00 
36,826  00 
4,440,196  00 

Excise  Taxes — 

226,732,460  23 

226,458,438  00 

587,331,544  021 

106,096,757  14 

11.690.505  25 

12.812.505  08 
113,161,242  46 

5,101,083  22 
3,750,808  89 
7,256,360  66 
1,370,045  61 
16,771,000  09 
7,103,281  19 
3,478,040  15 
2,230,673  14 
6,443,377  11 
396,456  69 
1,637,174  08 

572,214,713  001 

81,846,303  00 
8,179,830  00 
9,871,560  00 
114,507,968  00 
420,722  00 
56,949  00 
4,762,383  00 
914,852  00 
21,491,503  00 
5,240,540  00 
444,583  00 
2,354,267  00 
2,327,960  00 
426,410  00 
855,208  00 

Other  Excise  Taxes — 

Beverages  (soft  drinks) . 

Cigars,  cigarettes  and  tobacco . 

Electric,  appliances . 

Furs . 

Jewellery,  watches,  ornaments,  etc . 

Matches  and  lighters . 

Television  Sets,  Phonographs,  radios  and  tubes . 

Toilet  preparations  and  soap . 

Trunks,  bags,  luggage,  etc . 

Wines . 

Sundry . 

Licences,  interest  and  miscellaneous . 

Less  refunds . 

Income  Tax — 

Individuals . 

883,356,506  07 

824,205,245  00 

1,187,655,615  991 
1,191,186,598  061 
53,761,191  04 

1,183,447,835  00* 
1,020,585,823  00> 
61,263,609  00 

Corporations . 

Non-Resident . 

Customs  import  duties — net.  . 

2,432,603,505  09 

2,265,297,267  00 

407,312,241  00 
39,137,594  22 
13,756,248  46 
685,898  54 

397,228,330  00 
44,768,028  00 
14,531.384  00 
949,388  00 

Succession  duties . 

Tax  on  insurance  premiums . 

Miscellaneous . 

Total  revenue  from  taxes . 

4,003,584,453  16 

3,773,438,080  00 

Non-Tax  Revenues — 

Post  Office  Receipts . 

110,952,751  39 
838,153  89 
151,857,857  64 
4,241,246  15 
13,314,244  18 
5,378,833  73 
17,554,695  04 
11,323,996  32 
2,725,046  54 

131,280,099  00 

Premium,  Discount  and  Exchange..  . 

Return  on  Investments . 

133,486,035  00 
1,836,149  00 
14,147,850  00 
5,058,095  00 
17,963,440  00 
14,274,521  00 
3,190,257  00 

Bullion  and  Coinage . 

Privileges,  Licences  and  Permits .... 

Proceeds  from  Sales . 

Services  and  Service  Fees . 

Refunds  of  previous  years’  Expenditure 

Miscellaneous .  . 

Total  non- tax  revenue . 

318,186,824  88 

321,236,446  00 

Special  Receipts  and  Other  Credits 

Central  Mortgage  and  Housing  Corporation — 

Proceeds  and  depreciation  reserve  with  respect  to  the  sale  of 
wartime  housing  properties 

5,234,634  00 

46,785,691  00 
17.221,818  00 
5,306,162  00 

4,528,126  00 

Transfer  to  revenue  of  provincial  5  per  cent  corporation  income 
tax  suspense  account  pursuant  to  1952  tax  rental  agreements 
Proceeds  from  sale  of  crown  assets  . 

20,460,755  00 
3,849,893  00 

Miscellaneous  special  receipts . 

Total  Special  Receipts  and  Other  Credits 

74,548,305  00 

28,838,774  00 

4,396,319,583  00 

4,123,513,300  00 

2%  sales  tax, 

$46,000,000. 


' • " v  “  1,1  uju  age  security  iuna — 

$143,053,678;  2%  personal  income  tax.  $100,900,000;  2%  corporation  income  tax, 


1956] 


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287 


REVENUES  AND  EXPENDITURES  CAN  ADA — Continued 


Revenues  and  Expenditures 


Total 

April  1,  1953,  to 
March  31,  1954 


Total 

April  1,  1954,  to 
March  31,  1955 


$  cts.  $ 


Expenditure 


Agriculture — 

Freight  assistance  on  western  feed  grains . 

Rehabilitation  and  reclamation  projects . 

Operating  losses  of  the  Agricultural  Prices  Support  Board 
Administration  and  general . 


Atomic  Energy  Control  Board . 

Auditor  General’s  Office . 

Canadian  Broadcasting  Corporation 

Chief  Electoral  Officer . 

Citizenship  and  Immigration . 

Civil  Service  Commission . 

Defence  Production — 


16,998,752  21 
14,784,248  86 
37,758,894  00 
38,819,489  46 


108,361,384  53 


18,997,834  00 
12,660,852  00 
3,088,614  00 
47,056,756  00 


81,804,056  00 


12,700,987  06 
614,879  71 
24,996,274  57 
5,527,130  12 
25,481,123  46 
2,051,347  58 


14,983,927  00 
672,474  00 
29,236,931  00 
312,058  00 
27,968,175  00 
2,333,042  00 


Capital  assistance  to  defence  industry 

Administration  and  general . 

External  Affairs . 


37,824,896  48 
10,073,666  50 
45,718,963  90 


9,710,542  00 
9.167,905  00 
43,777,922  00 


Finance — 


Public  Debt  Charges — 

Interest  on  Public  Debt . . . 

Annual  amortization  on  bond  discounts  and  commissions . 

Servicing  of  Public  Debt . 

Cost  of  issuing  new  loans . 

Provincial  subsidies  and  tax  rental  payments . . . 

Government  contribution  to  Civil  Service  Superannuation  Account 
Provision  for  reserve  for  possible  losses  on  ultimate  realization  of 

Active  Assets . 

Premium,  discount,  and  exchange . 

Administration  and  general . 


Fisheries . 

Governor  General  and  Lieutenant-Governors 

Insurance . 

Justice . 


476,061,625  03 
17,796,353  30 
604,405  67 
1,265,762  16 
340,967,634  83 
54,450,619  78 


477,914,894  00 
22,369,523  00 
775,001  00 
1,255,925  00 
359,042,900  00 
37,381,978  00 


50,000,000  00 


30,229,474  83 


971,375,875  60 


9,254,770  70 
399,086  41 
492,239  30 
15,017,396  21 


3,831,337  00 
31,504,243  00 


934,075,801  00 


11,151,813  00 
400,385  00 
477,088  00 
16,423,823  00 


Labour- 

Unemployment  Insurance  Act — Government  contribution  to 

Unemployment  Insurance  Fund . 

Administration  and  general . ...... . 

Government  Annuities — Payment  required  to  maintain  reserve - 

Administration  and  general . 


31,822,187  05 
26,096,887  86 
98,911  57 
9,543,454  90 


67,561,441  38 


31,661,170  00 
28,278,445  00 
371,521  00 
9,460,450  00 


69,771,586  00 


Legislation — 

Senate . 

House  of  Commons  . .  . 
Library  of  Parliament 


Mines  and  Technical  Surveys . 

National  Defence — 

Defence  forces  and  defence  research  and  development . 

Mutual  aid  to  NATO  countries . 

Contributions  towards  military  costs  of  NATO . •  ■  •  •  - . 

Government  contribution  to  Permanent  Services  Pension  Account. 
Administration  and  general . 


994,940 

08 

1,289,877 

00 

4,323,646 

24 

5,070,236 

00 

281,623 

59 

294,443 

00 

5,600,209 

91 

6,654,556 

00 

38,536,620 

06 

43,747,296 

00 

1,449,069,657 

71 

1.348,937,196 

00 

289,707,406 

38 

253,379,789 

00 

10,521,318 

22 

6,641,967 

00 

35,213,966 

05 

36,734,187 

00 

21,402,573 

87 

20,275,821 

00 

1,805,914,922 

23 

1,665,968,960 

00 

National  Film  Board . 

National  Health  and  Welfare — 

Family  allowances . . . . . 

Old  Age  Assistance  and  pensions  to  blind  persons . 

General  health  grants . ■  •  •  •  •  •  ■  'A.'  LY 

Reduction  re  temporary  loans  (old  age  security,  1953-54  detucit) 
Administration  and  general . 


National  Research  Council  and  Atomic  Energy  Control  Board 

National  Revenue . . 

Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources . 

Po3t  Office . ......... .  .  . . 

Privy  Council  including  Prime  Minister  s  Office . 

Public  Archives . 


2,997,528  11 

350,113,902  19 
23,202,284  67 
29,183,929  30 


28,033,691  38 


430,533,807  54 


15,398,844  23 
49,937,838  53 
19,118,141  28 
113,581,752  52 
3,732,910  00 
346,909  79 


3,430,569  00 

366,465,965  00 
24,174,701  00 
31,597,427  00 
45,837,905  00 
28,623,594  00 


496,699,592  00 


15,700,525  00 
55,010,594  00 
20,155,118  00 
123,611,055  00 
3,800,361  00 
421,302  00 


288 


GAME  AND  FISHERY  LAWS 


[  1956 


REVENUES  AND  EXPENDITURES,  CANADA — Continued 


Revenues  and  Expenditubes 

Total 

April  1,  1953,  to 
March  31,  1954 

Total 

April  1,  1954,  to 
March  31,  1955 

$  cts. 

2,036,770  78 
114,956,864  63 
33,845,571  62 
3,278,154  15 
16,526,422  30 
118,012,795  08 
238,714,851  70 

$ 

2,068,013  00 
130,780,634  00 
35,549,795  00 
2,671,242  00 
17,494,834  00 
159,241,707  00 
240,089,187  00 

Total  Expenditure . 

Excess  of  Revenue  over  Expenditure  or  Decreases  in  Net  Debt . 

4,350,522,378  03 

4,275,362,888  00 

45,797,204  76 

151,849,588  00 

FISHERY  REGULATIONS,  GAME  LAWS,  CLOSE  SEASONS, 

LICENCES,  &c. 


The  Canadian  Government  has  the  sole  legislative 
authority  over  the  fisheries  of  Canada,  both  coastal 
and  inland,  under  which  laws  are  made  for  the 
protection  and  conservation  of  the  fisheries  in  all 
the  provinces.  The  provinces,  however,  have  property 
rights  in  the  non-tidal  fisheries.  Over  a  period  of 
years  various  arrangements  have  been  made  between 
the  Dominion  and  the  provinces  dividing  the  adminis¬ 
trative  (but  not  the  legislative)  authority  over  fish¬ 
eries.  Under  these  arrangements  the  Federal  Govern¬ 
ment  not  only  legislates  but  also  administers  the 
fisheries  in  all  Canadian  tidal  waters  except  those 
of  Quebec.  In  the  non-tidal  waters  of  Canada  the 
Federal  Government  administers  the  fisheries  of  the 
Yukon,  Northwest  Territories,  Nova  Scotia,  New 
Brunswick  and  Prince  Edward  Island.  The  non- 
tidal  fisheries  of  the  other  provinces  are  administered 
by  the  provincial  authorities  who  enforce,  on  behalf 
of  the  Federal  Government,  the  Federal  laws  regu¬ 
lating  the  fisheries  as  such. 

Fisheries  in  National  Parks  of  Canada  are  under 
the  administration  of  the  National  Parks  Service  of 
the  Federal  Department  of  Northern  Affairs  and 
National  Resources,  Ottawa. 

For  further  information  as  to  fisheries  regulations 
apply  to  the  Department  of  Fisheries,  Ottawa,  or, 
in  the  case  of  National  Parks,  to  the  National  Parks 
Service,  Ottawa.  For  information  as  to  fishing  licence 
fees  in  any  area  apply  to  the  administrative  authority 
indicated  above. 


GAME  LAWS 

Migratory  birds  are  protected  under  a  Federal 
law  known  as  the  Migratory  Birds  Convention  Act, 
administered  by  the  Canadian  Wildlife  Service,  De¬ 
partment  of  Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources 
Ottawa,  in  conjunctmn  with  the  Royal  Canadian 
Mounted  Police  and  in  co-operation  with  the  pro¬ 
vincial  game  authorities.  This  Act  is  based  upon  the 
Migratory  Birds  Treaty  with  the  U.S. 

With  this  exception,  and  except  in  National  Parks, 
game  laws  are  under  the  administration  of  the  various 
provinces  and  territories. 

•  A,  J?deral  Aa.w'  the  Game  Export  Act,  passed 
in  1941,  prohibits  the  export  of  game  from  any 
province  or  territory  without  permit  from  the  province 
or  territory.  It  has  been  proclaimed  for  all  provinces 
and  territories  except  Prince  Edward  Island. 

.  Details  as  to  closed  seasons,  licences,  etc.,  are  not 
given  here,  owing  to  the  fact  that  regulations  for  the 
ensuing  months  are,  in  some  cases,  not  available 
when  this  volume  goes  to  press  and  where  available 
are  otten  subject  to  changes  before  the  opening  of 
the  season. 

Full  information  concerning  the  Federal  laws 
mentmned  above  may  be  obtained  by  writing  to  the 
following  address:  Chief,  Canadian  Wildlife  Service, 
Uttawa;  and  respecting  provincial  game  laws  bv 
writing  to  the  addresses  given  below: 


ALBERTA 

Game  and  Fisheries:— E.  S.  Huestis,  Fish  and 
Game  Commissioner,  Department  of  Lands  and 
*  orests,  Edmonton. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Game: — The  Game  Commission,  567  Burrard  St., 
Vancouver.  F.  R.  Butler,  Commissioner. 

Fisheries:— A.  J.  Whitmore,  Esq.,  Chief  Super¬ 
visor  of  Fisheries,  1110  W.  Georgia  St.,  Vancouver  5. 

MANITOBA 

Game: — -G.  W.  Malaher,  Director  of  Game,  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Mines  and  Natural  Resources,  469  Broadway 
Ave.,  Winnipeg. 

Fisheries: — S.  Sigurdson,  Director  of  Fisheries, 
Department  of  Mines  and  Natural  Resources, 
(address  as  above). 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Game  and  Fisheries — New  Brunswick  Travel 
Bureau,  658  Queen  Street,  Fredericton. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

Game: — H.  W.  Walters,  Director,  Wildlife  Divi¬ 
sion,  Department  of  Mines  and  Resources,  St.  John’s, 

Fishing  (Government  of  Canada)  : — L.  S.  Brad- 
Bury,  Director,  Industrial  Development  Service, 
Department  of  Fisheries,  Ottawa  and  Chairman, 
Newfoundland  Fisheries  Board,  St.  John’s. 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Game: — G.  W.  I.  Creighton,  Deputy  Minister, 
Lands  and  Forests,  Halifax. 

Fisheries: — Dominion  Public  Building,  Bedford 
Row,  Halifax,  N.S. 

ONTARIO 

Game  and  Fisheries: — Chief,  Division  of  Fish  and 
Wildlife,  Dept,  of  Lands  and  Forests,  Parliament 
Buildings,  Toronto  5. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Game  and  Sports  Fishing: — P.E.IJf  Travel 
Bureau,  132  Queen  St.,  Charlottetown. 

Fisheries  (Commercial)  : — L.  C.  Johnston,  District 
Protection  Officer,  Sterns’  Bldg.,  Charlottetown. 

QUEBEC 

Game  and  Fisheries: — Charles  Fremont,  Q.C., 
General  Superintendent  of  Fish  and  Game,  Dept,  of 
Fish  and  Game,  Quebec. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Game: — The  Game  Commissioner,  Department  of 
Natural  Resources,  Gov’t  Administration  Bldg., 
Regina. 

Fisheries: — Director  of  Fisheries,  Department  of 
Natural  Resources,  Prince  Albert. 

YUKON 

Game: — Director  of  Game  Department,  White¬ 
horse,  Yukon,  Canada. 

Fisheries:  —  Officer  Commanding,  The  Royal 
Canadian  Mounted  Police,  Whitehorse. 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 

Game: — F.  J.  G.  Cunningham,  Director.  Northern 
Administration  and  Lands  Branch,  Dept.  Northern 
Affairs  and  National  Resources,  Ottawa;  or  L.  A.  C. 
O.  Hunt,  District  Administrator,  Fort  Smith,  N.W.T. 

Fisheries: — H.  V.  Dempsey,  Director  of  Inspec¬ 
tion  and  Consumer  Service,  Department  of  Fisheries 
Ottawa. 


1956] 


CANADIAN  HONOURS  LIST 


289 


CANADIAN  HONOURS  LIST 


Note. — The  following  list  is  made  up  from  the  best  information  procurable.  It  is  intended  that  only  names 
of  living  Canadians  be  included.  The  names  of  others  who  have  died  will  be  found  in  back  numbers  of  the 
Canadian  Almanac.  Errors  or  omissions  will  be  gladly  rectified  on  advice.  See  also  list  of  members 
of  Her  Majesty’s  Most  Honourable  Privy  Council. 

Earls,  Visoounts,  Barons  are  addressed:  My  Lord;  Baronets  and  Knights:  Sir. 


EARL 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of — 

Egmont,  Frederick  George  Moore  Perceval 
(Calgary,  Alta.),  (11th  Earl). 

BARONS 

The  Right  Hon.  Lord — 

Aylmer,  John  Frederick  Whitworth  Aylmer  (9th 
Baron  and  12th  Baronet). 

Beaverbrook,  Hon.  Col.,  William  Maxwell  Aitken, 
P.C.  (1st  Baron),  E.D.,  C.D. 

Rodney,  Capt.  George  Bridges  Harley  Guest  (Fort 
Saskatchewan,  Alta.)  (8th  Baron). 

Shaughnessy,  William  Graham  Shaughnessy  (3rd 
Baron). 

Strathcona  and  Mount  Royal,  Hon.  Col.,  Donald 
Stirling  Palmer  Howard  (3rd  Baron) . 

OLD  CANADIAN  TITLE 

(See  note  at  foot  of  page ) 

♦Baron  de  Longueuil,  Ronald  Grant  de  Longueuil. 

BARONETS 

Sir  Joseph  Ellsworth  Flavelle  (2nd  Bart.,  1939;. 

Sir  Francis  Cooke  Caulfeild  Heathcote,  L.Th.,  D.D., 
(9th  Bart.), 

Sir  Edward  Gordon  Johnson  (5th  Bart.). 

Sir  Francis  Gerald  William  Knowles,  (6th  Bart). 

Sir  Richard  Moon  (3rd  Bart.) 

Sir  Sydney  Oakes  (2nd  Bart.,  1943). 

Sir  Hugh  Edward  Poynter,  F.R.G.S.  (3rd  Bart.). 

Sir  Francis  Cyril  Rose  (4th  Bart.). 

Sir  Charles  Stewart  Tupper  (2nd  Bart.). 

Sir  John  Beverley  Robinson  (7th  Bart.). 

G.C.M.G. 

Sir  Wilfrid  Edward  Francis  Jackson. 

Sir  John  (Stuart)  MacPherson. 

G.C.V.O. 

Sir  Edward  R.  Peacock  (London,  Eng.). 

K.C.B. 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  George  N.  Cory.  K.B.E.,  D.S.O. 

Sir  Edward  John  Harding,  G.C.M.G. 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  Richard  (Ernest  William)  Turner, 
V.C.,  K.C.B. ,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

K.C.M.G. 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  Richard  (Ernest  William)  Turner, 
V.C.,  K.C.B.,  D.S.O. ,  V.D. 

K.B.E. 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  George  N.  Cory,  K.C.B.,  D.S.O. 
Lt.-Gen.  Sir  Arthur  Edward  Grasett,  C.B.,  D.S.O. 
M.C. 

Capt.  Sir  Peter  D.  MacDonald 
Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Campbell  Stuart. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Sir  Victor  H.  Tait,  C.B. 

KNIGHTS  BACHELOR 

Sir  Arthur  Beverley  Baxter. 

Sir  Geo.  Bury. 

Brig.  Sir  Charles  Frederick  Carson,  C.B.E.,  M.C. 
Hon.  Sir  Brian  Edward  Spencer  Dunfield,  Q.C. 

Sir  Arthur  William  Mickle  Ellis,  O.B.E.,  D.M., 

FRCP 

Sir  Edmund  Wyly  Grier,  R.C.A. 

Sir  Ernest  Campbell  MacMillan,  Mus.  Doc.,  F.R. 


C.M.,  F.R.C.O.,  LL.D., 

Col.  Sir  Leonard  Cecil  Outerbridge,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O  . 
C.D. 

Sir  William  Stephenson. 

Hon.  Sir  Albert  Joseph  Walsh,  Q.C. 

Brig.  Sir  (Edward)  Oliver  Wheeler,  M.C. 

Major  Sir  John  Evelyn  Leslie  Wrench,  C.M.G. 


ORDER  OF  MERIT  (O.M.) 

Wilder  C.  Penfield,  C.M.G.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.C.. 
M.A.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.C.,  Litt.  B. 

COMPANIONS  OF  HONOUR  (C.H.) 

Gen.  Henry  Duncan  Graham  Crerar,  C.B.,  D.S.O., 
C.D.,  A.D.C.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.;  Gen.  Hon.  Andrew, 
G.  L„  McNaughton,  P.C.,  C.B.,  C.M.G. ,  D.S.O., 
C.D.,  M.Sc.,  LL.D.;  Right  Hon.  Vincent  Massey,  P.C. 

C.B. 


Lieut.-Gen.  Ernest  Charles  Ashton,  C.M.G.,  V.D. 

Air  Marshal  W.  A.  Bishop, V.C.,  D.S.O  ,M.C.,  D.F.C., 
Rear-Admiral  V.  G.  Brodeur,  C.B.E.,  C.D.,  R.C.N 
(Ret.). 

Air  Vice-Marshal  George  E.  Brookes,  O.B.E. 

Col.  (Hon.  Brig.-Gen’l)  R.  Brutinel,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 
Air  Vice-Marshal  Raymond  Collishaw,  C.B.,  D.S.O., 
O.B.E.,  D  S.C.,  D.F.C. 

Maj.-Gen.  C.  F.  Constantine,  D.S.O.,  A.D.C. 

Gen.  H.  D.  G.  Crerar,  C.H.,  D.S.O.,  C.D.,  LL.D., 

D. C.L. 

Air  Marshal  Wilfred  Austin  Curtis,  C.B.E.,  D.S.C., 

E. D.,  LL.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Joseph  Lionel  E.  A.  De  Niverville, 
LL.D. 

Major-General  W.  H.  P.  Elkins,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O. 
Maj.-Gen’l.  J.  H.  Elmsley,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Alan  Ferrier,  M.C. 

Gen.  Charles  Foulkes,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  R.  B.l  Gibson,  C.B.E.,  V.D. 

Col.  H.  T.  Good  and,  D.S.O. 

Lt.-Gen.  Sir  Arthur  Edward  Grasett,  K.B.E. 
D.S.O.,  M.C. 

Col.  J.  A.  Gunn,  O.B.E.,  V.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Kenneth  McGregor  Guthrie,  C.B.E., 

C. D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  F.  V.  Heakes. 

Maj.-Gen.  Halfdan  F.  H.  Hertzberg,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O., 
M.C. 

Maj.-Gen.  Bertram  Meryl  Hoffmeister,  C.B.E., 

D. S.O.,  E.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  George  Roberts  Howsam,  M.C. 
Air  Marshal  G.  O.  Johnson,  M.C.,  C.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  H.  S.  Kerby,  (R.A.F.),  D.S.C., 
A.F.C, 

Maj.-Gen'l  H.  D.  B.  Ketchen,  C.M.G. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Thomas  Albert  Lawrence,  C.D. 

Air  Marshal  Robert  Leelcie,  D.S.O.,  D.S.C.,  D.F.C. , 


C.D.,  LL.D. 

Maj.-Gen.  H.  F.  G.  Letson,  C.B.E.,  M.C.,  E.D.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  J.  P.  Mackenzie,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Col.  Hon.  A.  McDonnell,  C.M.G. 

A/V/M  Clifford  MacKay  McEwen,  M.C.,  D.F.C., 
LL.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Frank  Scholes  McGill 

Gen.  Hon.  Andrew  George  Lata  McNaughton,  C.H., 

C. M.G.,  D.S.O.,  C.D.,  M.Sc.,  LL.D. 

Lt-Gen.  The  Hon.  P.  J.  Montague,  C.M.G., 

D. S.O.,  M.C.,  V.D.,  C.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Arthur  Laurence  Morfee,  C.B.E., 
C.D. 

Lt.-Gen.  John  Carl  Murchie,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

Rear  Admiral  L.  W.  Murray,  C.B.E.,  R.C.N.  (Ret.) 


♦The  title  of  Baron  de  Longueuil  existed  prior  to  the  Treaty  of  Paris  (1763),  and  was  duly  recognized  by 
Queen  Victoria  pursuant  to  that  treaty.  For  Canadian  members  of  the  Imperial  Privy  Council  entitled  to 
prefix  “Right  Honourable”,  see  Index. 


290 


CANADIAN  HONOURS  LIST 


[  1956 


C .  B . — Continued 

Air  Viee-Marsl;al  Kenneth  Gordon  Nairn 
Maj.-Gen.  V.  W.  Odium.  C.M.G.,  D.S.O..  V.D.,  (F). 
Maj.-Gen.  G.  R.  Pearkes,  V.C.,  D.S.O.,  M.C. 
Maj.-Gen.  Frederick  Ross  Phelan,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  V.D. 
Lt.-Gen.  M.  A.  Pope,  M.C.,  C.D. 

Maj-Gen.  Charles  Basil  Price,  D.S.O.,  D.C.M.,  V.D., 

C. D. 

Vice-Admiral  H.  E.  Reid,  C.D.,  R.C.N.  (Retired). 
Major-Gen.  Ernest  James  Renaud,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  John  Hamilton  Roberts,  D.S.O.,  M.C. 
Maj-Gen.  John  Meredith  Rockingham,  C.B.E., 

D. S.O.,  E.D. 

Col.  (Hon.  Brig.-Gen’l)  A.  E.  Ross,  C.M.G. 
Lleut.-Gen.  E.  W.  Sansom,  D.S.O. 

Lieut.-Gen.  Guy  Granville  Simonds,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O., 
C.D. 

Air  Marshal  C.  Roy  Slemon,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Ernest  W.  Stedman,  O.B.E.,  C.D. 
Air  Vice-Marshal  L.  F.  Stevenson. 

Maj.-Gen’l  Sir  Casimir  Cartwright  Van  Straubenzee, 
K.B.E.,  C.M.G. 

Eng.  Rear-Admiral  G.  L.  Stephens,  C.B.E.,  C.D., 
(R.C.N.  Retired) 

Air  Vice-Marshal  John  A.  Sully,  A.F.C. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  Sir  V.  H.  Tait,  K.B.E.  (R.A.F.) 
Maj.-Gen.  G.  R.  Turner,  M.C.,  D.C.M.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  Christopher  Vokes,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  A.  E.  Walford,  C.B.E.,  M.M.,  E.D. 

Air  Vice-Marshal  George  Victor  Walsh,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  E.  G.  Weeks,  C.B.E.,  M.C.,  M.M.,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  F.  F.  Worthington,  M.C.,  M.M.,  C.D. 

Col.  C.  F.  Wylde,  V.D. 

Maj.-Gen.  Hugh  Andrew  Young,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O. ,  C.D. 
Maj.-Gen.  J.  V.  Young,  C.B.E. 

C.M.G. 

Allward,  Walter  Seymour. 

Anderson,  Maj.-Gen.  W.  B.,  D.S.O. 

Ashton,  Lieut.-Gen.  E.  C.,  C.B.,  V.D.,  M.D.,  C.M. 
Banks,  Charles  Arthur. 

Barton,  George  S.  H.,  D.Sc.A..  B.S.A. 

Bateman,  George  C.,  O.B.E.,  LL.D.,  B.Sc. 
Beauchesne,  Arthur,  Q.C.,  M.A.,  Litt.D.,  LL.D 
F.R.S.C.,  F.C.I.S. 

Bell,  Col.,  A.  de  M. 

Bell,  Maj.-Gen.,  A.  H.,  D.S.O. 

BeU.  Col.  F.  C. 

Bent.  Col.  C.  E„  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

Berry,  John  Hatton,  O.B.E. 

Bickford,  Brig.-Gen.  H.  C. 

Bland,  Charles  Heber. 

Borden,  Henry,  Q.C. 

Bristol,  Maj.  Everett,  Q.C. 

Brockington,  Leonard  Walter,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 

Brutinel,  Brig.-Gen.  R.,  C.B.,  D.S.O. 

Camsell,  Chas.,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F  G  S  A 
F.R.G.S.,  M.E.I.C.  " 

Carmichael,  H.  J. 

Cartwright.  Brig.-Gen’l  G.  S.,  C.B. 
dark  Brig.— Gen.  J.  A.,  D.S.O.,  V.D.,  Q.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B. 

Clark-Kennedy,  Lt.-Col.  W.  H„  V.C.,  D.S.O  E  D 
Cloutier,  Edmond,  B.A.,  L.Ph. 

Coleman,  D’Alton  Corry,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 

Coleman,  Ephraim  Herbert,  Q.C.,  LL  D 
Critchley,  Brig.-Gen.  A.  C.,  C.B.E.,  D.S  O 
Currie,  Lieut.-Col.  George  S.,  D.S.O..  M  C 
deCarteret.  S.  L„  Ph.B. 

The  Honourable  CynUe  Fraser  Delage,  Litt.D., 
LiL/.L).,  JL.J3.,  r  .R.S.C. 

DesRosiers,  Col.  H.,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

Duncan,  Hon.  Air  Commodore  James  Stuart 
Dupuy.  Pierre. 

Edwards.  Lieut. -Commander  Charles  Peter,  O.B  E 
Elliott,  Colin  Fraser,  Q.C.,  B.A.Sc. 

Elmsley,  Maj.-Gen’l  J.  H.,  C.B.,  D.S.O 
Field,  Fred’k  Wm. 

Finn,  Donovan  Bartley,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., F.R.S.C. 
F.C.I.C. 

Gibsone,  Maj.-Gen’l.  W.  W.  P„  D.S.O  O  B  E 
Gordon,  Donald. 

Gordon,  Herbert  F. 

Gunn,  Maj.-Gen.  J.  A.,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

Hamber,  Col.  Honourable  Eric  W.,  B  A  LL  D 
Hart,  Col.  E.  C. 

Henry,  R.  A.  C.,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 

Hertzberg,  Maj.-Gen.  H.  F.  H„  C.B.,  D  S  O  M  C 
Hungerford,  Samuel  James. 


Jackson,  Alexander  Young. 

James,  The  Hon.  Richard  Lewis  Malcolm 
Ker,  Maj.-Gen.  C.  A.,  C.B.,  C.B.E. .  D.S.O. 

Ketchen,  Maj.-Gen’l  H.  D.  B.,  C.B. 

Kirkcaldy,  Brig.-Gen.  J.,  D.S.O. 

Mackenzie,  C.  J.,  M.C.,  M.C.E.,  D.Sc.,  LL.D., 
F.R.S.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.E.I.C. 

MacKenzie,  Dr.  Norman  Archibald  MacRae,  M.M., 
Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.M.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S.C. 
Mackenzie,  Maxwell  Weir. 

MacKinnon,  Lt.-Col.  W.  T.  M.,  M.B.,  B.L. 
Mackintosh,  William  Archibald,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
MacLaren,  Brig.-Gen.  C.  H.,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 
MacNamara,  Arthur  James,  LL.D. 

MacPherson,  Col.  Cluny,  M.D. 

Mahaffy,  Dr.  Alexander  F..M.D.,  D.P.H.  (Toronto), 
D.T.M. 

Marshall,  Col.  K.  R„  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

Maurault,  Rt.  Rev.  Msgr.  J.  L.  Olivier 
McAdam,  William  A. 

McCuaig,  Maj-.Gen.  G.  E.,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

McDonnell,  Col.  Hon.  A.,  C.B. 

Mclvor,  George. 

McKinnon,  Hector  Brown. 

McLaughlin,  Col.  L.  T.,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

McLean,  Col.  C.  W.  W.,  D.S  O. 

McNaughton,  Gen.  Hon.  A.  G.  L„  P.C.,  C.H.,  C.B.. 

D.S.O.,  M.Sc.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  C.D. 

Mewburn,  Maj-.Gen '1.  Rt.  Hon.  S.  C.,  Q.C. 

Mills,  Wilfrid  G. 

Montague,  Lieut.-Gen.  Hon.  P.  J.,  C.B.,  D.S.O 
M.C.,  V.D.,  C.D. 

Morrison,  Col.  F.  S..  D.S.O. 

Murphy,  Emmett  Patrick. 

Nasmith,  Col.  G.  G.,  M.A.,  D.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.P.H 
F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.G.,  Litt.B. 

Norman,  Henry  Gordon. 

Odium,  Maj.-Gen.  V.  W.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  V.D.(F) 
Ormond,  Maj.-Gen.  D.  M.,  D.S.O. 

Panet,  Brig.-Gen’l.  E.  de  B.,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Pelletier,  Wilfrid. 

Penfield,  Wilder  G.,  O.M.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.A. 

M.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.C.,  Litt.B. 

Perry,  Maj.-Gen.  A.  B. 

Pope,  Lt.-Col.  E.  W. 

Pratt,  Edwin  John. 

Rankin,  Lt.-Col.  A.  C.,  V.D.,  M.D.,  C.M.  D  P  H 
LL.D.  (Alta.),  F.R.C.P. 

Reid.  Col.  F.  A. 

Reid.  Col.  H.  G.,  C.B.E.,  D.S  O 
Ross,  Brig.-Gen.  A„  D.S.O.,  V.D.,  Q.C. 

Ross,  Brig.-Gen.  A.  E„  C.B.,  B.A.,  M.D.,  LL.D. 
Ross,  Alexander. 

Ross,  Frank  Mackenzie,  M.C. 

Ross,  Maj-Gen.  J.  G.,  V.D.,  C.D. 

Ross,  Maj.-Gen’l.  J.  M.,  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

St.  Laurent,  Joseph  Emile. 

Sanders,  Col.  G.  E.,  D.S.O 

Scott,  Col.  W.  A.,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Scully,  Vincent  William  Thomas. 

Sellar,  Robert  Watson. 

Sharman,  Col.  C.  H.  L.,  C.B.E.,  I.S.O. 

Shaw,  Alexander  Malcolm,  B.S.A. 

Shiels,  George  Kingsley. 

Sim,  David. 

Snell,  Col.  A.  E„  D.S.O. 

Stephens,  Capt.  R.  M.  T„  R.N. 

Stewart,  Brig.-Gen.  J.  S.,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Stone,  Col.  E.  L. 

Symington,  Herbert  James,  Q.C.,  B.A. 

Taylor,  Edward  Plunket. 

Towers,  Graham  Ford. 

Vandry,  Right  Reverend  Monsignor  Ferdinand. 
Varcoe,  Frederick  Percy,  Q.C. 

Van  Straubenzee,  Maj.-General  Sir  Casimir  Cart¬ 
wright,  K.B.E. ,  C.B. 

Vaughan,  Robert  Charles. 

Wells,  Maj.,  Rt.  Rev.  G.  A.,  V.D.,  M.A.,  D.D. 
Winter,  James  Alexander,  Q.C. 

Wood,  Stuart  Taylor. 

Woods,  Walter  S. 

Wrench,  Maj.  Sir  J.  Evelyn  L. 

Wright,  Col.  R.  P„  D.S.O.,  V.D. 

c.v.o. 

O’Connor,  Colonel  Henry  Willis,  C.B.E.,  D  S  O 
Pereira,  Fredrick  Linwood  Clinton,  O.B.E. 

Sc“w®rdt,  Capt.  Charles  Maxwell  Richard,  C.B.E., 
A.D.G.,  R.N. 


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291 


C.B.E. 

Agnew  Brig.  Donald  R.,  C.D. 

Allan,  Mrs.  Mary  Elizabeth  W. 

Allard,  Brigadier  Jean  Victor,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Ambridge,  Douglas  White. 

Anderson,  William  M. 

Anglin,  Brig.-Gen.  Gerald  Gardiner,  M.C.,  E.D. 
Archibald,  Edgar  Spinney,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  D.Sc.,  LL.D. 
Argue,  Professor  Charles  William,  B.A.,  B.S.A., 
M.So.,  D.S.C. 

Arscott,  Allan  Edwin. 

Baldwin,  David  K. 

Beament,  Brig.  A.  W.,  V.D.,  C.D. 

Bean,  Lt.-Col.  (A.  Brig.)  Walter  Alexander,  E.  D. 
Beaubien,  Louis  de  Gaspe. 

Beaubien,  Madame  Louis  de  G. 

Bengough,  Percy  Robert. 

Bennett,  Col.  J.  A.  W„  C.D. 

Berkinshaw,  Richard  Coulton. 

Bernatchez,  Brig.  Joseph  Paul  Emile,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Best,  Charles  Herbert,  Surgeon-Captain,  M.A., 
M.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.R.S.S., 
R.C.N.,  Ret. 

Best,  William  Leslie 

Bidwell,  Rear  Admiral  Roger  E.  S.,  C.D.,  R.C.N. 
Bingham,  Brig.  John  F.,  C.D. 

Black,  Brig.  Dudley  Kingdon,  D.S.O. 

Black,  Henry 

Blackader,  Brig.  Kenneth  Gault,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  E.D., 

C.D. 

Blais.  Brig.  Edmond  Alfred,  M.C.,  C.D. 

Bogert,  Brig.  Mortimer  Patrick,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Booth,  Brig.  Chas.  S.,  E.D. 

Bostock,  Brig.  William  Norman,  C.D. 

Bouchard,  Joseph  Georges,  B.A.,  Ing.  Agric.  Litt.D., 
F.R.C.S. 

Bowen,  Henry  Blane 
Bowring,  Eric  Aubrey. 

Braden,  George  S. 

Brais.  F.  Philippe.  K.C.,  M.L.C. 

Brillant,  Jules  Andre,  B.Sc.,  C.D. 

Brock,  Capt.  Eustace  Alexander,  V.D.,  R.C.N. ,  (R) 
(Retired). 

Brock,  Commodore  E.  R.,  V.D.,  R.C.N  (R)  (Retired). 
Brodeur,  Rear  Admiral  Victor  G.,  C.  B.,  C.D.,  R.C.N., 
(Ret.). 

Brook,  Lt.-Col.  Reginald  J.,  D.S.O. 

Brown,  Lt.-Col.  Ernest  R.,  V.D. 

Brown,  Frank  Herbert. 

Brown,  William  Archibald,  M.Sc. 

Brownfield,  Maj.-Gen.  Hon.  Harold  O.N.,  M.C.,  C.D. 
Brownrigg,  Garrett,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S. 

Brunning,  Ernest  John. 

Bryans,  Air  Commodore  John  George,  C.D. 

Burd,  Frank  J. 

Burke,  John,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Burton,  Chas.  Luther 
Burton,  Edgar  Gordon. 

Cabeldu,  Brigadier  Frederick  Norman.  D.S.O.,  E.D. 
Campbell,  Air  Commodore  (R.A.F.)  Archibald  P. 
Campbell,  Mrs.  Gladys  Emily. 

Campbell,  A/V /M  Hugh  Lester,  C.D. 

Carew,  William  James. 

Carr.  Brig.  Noel  Osmond,  C.D 
Carson,  Sir  Charles  Frederick,  M.C. 

Cartwright,  Lt.-Col.  Francis  L.,  D.S.O. 

Charest,  Hon.  A  /C  Joseph  E.  A. 

Chance,  Leslie  Godwin. 

Charpentier,  Alfred. 

Chase,  Howard  Brown. 

Chisholm,  Maj.-Gen.  Geo.  B.,  M.C.,  E.D. 

Christian,  Lieut.-Col.  (A.  Brig.)  John  Despard. 
Clappison,  A  / C.  Henry  Gordon 
Clark,  Maj.-Gen.  Samuel  Findlay,  C.D. 

Clark,  Joseph  W.  G.,  D.F.C. 

Cochran,  Hugh  E. 

Collard,  A/V/M  Richard  R. 

Collip,  James  B.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Colquhoun,  Brig.  William  Gourlay,  M.C. 

Connelly,  Brig.  Alan  Burton,  C.D. 

Costello,  Air  Commodore  Martin,  C.D. 

Cowley,  Air  Vice-Marshal  Arthur  T.  N. 

Cousins,  Edward  Launcelot. 

Crabtree.  Harold.  „ 

Creery,  Rear  Admiral  Wallace  B.,  C.D.,  R.C.N. 
Creighton,  Brig.  Allan  James,  E.D.  n  «  n 

Critchley,  Brig.-Gen.  Alf.  C.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 
(R.A.F.  V.R.). 


Croil,  Air  Marshal  George  M.,  A.F.C. 

Cunningham,  Brig.  Douglas  Gordon,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 
Curtis,  Air  Marshal  W.  A.,  C.B.,  D.S.C. ,  E.D.,  LL.D. 
Curtis,  Air  Marshal  W.  A.,  C.B.,  D.S.C.,  E.D. 

Davis,  Lady  Henrietta. 

de  Bury  and  de  Bocarme,  Count,  Col.  Henry  R.  V. 
Defries,  Dr.  Robert  Davies, 
de  Lalanne,  Brig.  James  Arthur,  M.C. 

De  Marbois,  Capt.  J.  M.B.P.,  R.D.,  (R.C.N.  R’t’d). 
Dewar,  Brigadier  Daniel  Everett,  C.D. 

Dewar,  Douglas. 

De  Wolf,  Rear  Admiral  H.  G.,  D.S.O.,  D.S.C.,  C.D. 
R.C.N. 

Dodds,  Jackson 
Dowie,  Col.  Lawrence  A. 

Drury,  Brigadier  Charles  Mills,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Dugal,  Armand  Joseph. 

Duncanson,  Brigadier  Andrew  Eastman,  D.S.O., 
V.D. 

Dunlap,  Air  Vice-Marshal  Clarence  R.,  C.D.,  D.C.L. 
Earl,  Cmdre,  P.  W.,  R.C.N.  (R). 

Earnshaw,  Brigadier  Philip,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  C.D. 
Edwards,  George 

Edwards,  Commodore  John,  C.I.,  C.D.,  R.C.N. 
(Ret.). 

Elder,  Brigadier  Herbert  Munroe,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 
Elkins,  Maj.-Gen.  Wm,  Henry  Pferinger,  C.B., 

D. S.O. 

Elliott,  Courtland. 

Farmer,  Brigadier.  George  Richard  D.,  E.D. 
Farquharson,  Brig.  Donald  G.  J. 

Fetherstonhaugh,  Lt.-Col.  Wm.  S. 

Fisher,  Philip  Sydney,  D.S.O. 

Fitzgerald,  Conrad  Trelawney,  M.D. 

Fitzgerald,  Edward 
Fitzgibbons,  John  Joseph. 

Fleury,  Brig.  Frank  J.,  E.D. 

Foster,  Maj.-Gen.  Harry  Wickwire,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Foulkes,  Gen.  Chas.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

Freeman,  John. 

Gagnon,  Wilfrid. 

Gagnon,  Henry  Albert  Royal,  Civilian  (R.C.M.P.). 
Ganong,  Maj.-Gen.  Hardy  N.,  E.D. 

Gavsie,  Charles. 

Genet.  Brig,  John  Ernest,  M.C.,  C.D. 

Geoffrion,  Henri. 

Gibson,  David  H. 

Gibson,  Brigadier  Thomas  Graeme,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Gibson,  Maj.-Gen.  Ralph  B.,  C.B.,  V.D. 

Gilbride,  Brig.  William  Preston,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Girvan,  Brig.  John  Pollands,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  V.D. 
Godwin,  Air  Vice-Marshal  Harold  Brandon,  C.D. 
Godsoe,  Joseph  Gerald. 

Gordon,  A/C.  Russell  Chas.,  C.D. 

Gordon,  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Percy  H. 

Gordon,  Walter  Lockhart. 

Goatling,  Brig.  Guy  Standish  N.,  E.D. 

Gough,  Colonel  James  Revely  R.,  E.D. 

Graham,  D.  A.  L„  M.B.,  F.R.C.P.  (C),  F.R.S.C. 
Graham,  Major-Gen.  Howard  Douglas,  D.S.O.,  E.D., 
C.D. 

Grant,  Brig.  George  Milligan  ^  ^  „ 

Grant,  Vice-Admiral  Harold  T.  W.,  D.S.O.,  C.D., 
R.C.N.  (Retired). 

Grant,  Capt.  John  Moreau,  R.C.N  (Ret.) 

Gregg,  Brig.  Milton  Fowler,  V.C  ,  M.C.,  E.D. 
Gregoire,  Jos.  Ernest 
Grisdale,  Dr.  Frank  Sydney. 

Gruchy,  Philip. 

Gundy,  James  Henry. 

Gushue,  Raymond,  LL.B. 

Guthrie,  A/V/M,  Kenneth  M.,  C.B.,  C.D. 

Guy,  Harry  L. 

Haldenby,  Brig.  Eric  Wilson,  M.C.,  V.D. 

Hamer,  Roy  Stokes. 

Hanna,  Group  Capt.  W.  Fielding 
Hannam,  Herbert  Henry,  B.S.A. 

Hardy,  Mrs.  Laura. 

Henderson,  Kenneth  A. 

Henderson,  Brig.  Robert  James^  ,  .  .  «  „ 

Hepburn,  Hon.  Bng.  Channell  Galbrath,  M.C.,  E.D. 
Hibbard,  Cmdre,  Godfrey  M.,  R.C.N.  (Retired). 
Hoffmeister,  Maj.-Gen.  Bertram  Meryl,  C.B.,  D.S.O., 

E. D. 

Holland,  Miss  Laura 
Horkins,  Mrs.  Alice  Louise. 

Hose,  Rear  Admiral  W.,  R.C.N.  (Ret.) 

Houde.  Camillien 


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[1956 


C.B.E. — Continued 

Houghton,  Rear  Admiral  Frank  Llewellyn,  C.D., 
R.C.N.  (Ret.). 

Howard,  Maj.-Gen.  Gordon  Bryon,  C.D. 

Howard.  Wilbert  Harvard.,  K.C. 

Hudd,  Frederic 

Hunter,  Andrew,  M.A.,  B.S.C.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S. 
Hurley,  A/C.  Jos.  Louis,  C.D. 

Hyde,  Lt.-Col.  J.  Reid 

Hyndman,  Honourable  James  Duncan. 

Iron,  Air  Commodore  Douglas  (R.A.F.). 

Irwin,  A  1C.  George  Norman. 

James,  Air  Vice-Marshal  Arthur  Lome,  C.D. 

Jean,  Emile. 

Jefferson,  Engineer  Capt.  Frank  H.,  R.C.N.,  (Ret). 
Jefferson,  Brig.  James  Currie,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Johnson,  Capt.  B.  L.,  D.S.O.,  R.D.,  R.C.N.  (R) 
(Retired). 

Johnson,  Edward,  LL.D.,  Mus.Doc. 

Johnston,  Brig.  Ian  Strachan,  D.S.O  ,  E.D. 

Kay,  Brig.  Orville,  M.M.,  E.D.,  (F),  K.C.,  LL.B. 
Keachie,  Lester  Millman,  K.C. 

Keating,  Brig.  Harold  John  Buckler,  E.D. 

Keefler,  Maj.-Gen.  Ralph  Holley,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 
Keenleyside,  Brig.  Hubert  B. 

Kelly,  Brig.  Patrick,  C.D. 

Kelly,  Capt.  Thos.  D.,  R.C.N.  (R)  Retired). 

Kemp,  Ex-Assistant  Commissioner  Vernon  Alfred 
Miller,  R.C.M.P. 

Kennedy,  Maj.-Gen.  Howard,  M.C.,  E.D. 

Ker,  Maj.-Gen.  Chas.  A.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 

Ker,  Frederick  Innes. 

Kerr,  Air  Vice  Marshal  John  Gordon,  A.F.C.,  C.D. 
Kidd,  George. 

Kirkpatrick,  William  MacPherson. 

Kitching,  Brig.  George,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

Knowles,  Charles  Oswald. 

Kydd,  Miss  Mary  Winifred,  M.A. 

Lawes,  Albert  Leslie. 

Laing,  Brig.  Horace  V.D.,  E.D.,  C.D. 

Lambert,  Brig.  Noel  D. 

Leclerc,  Maj.-Gen  Pierre  E.,  M.M.,  E.D. 

Lefebvre,  Brig.  Hercule,  M.C.,  V.D. 

Lett,  Brig.  Sherwood,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  E.D.,  C.D. 
Letson,  Maj.-Gen.  H.  F.  G.,  C.B.,  M.C.,  E.D.,  C.D. 
Leitch,  Gordon. 

Leonard,  Thomas  D’Arcy,  K.C. 


Lewin,  Henry  Montague  Spencer  H/ADC  to  G.G. 
Lewis,  Allan  Collingwood  Travers. 

Lindsay,  Gordon  Clapp. 

Lister,  Brig.  James  Frederick  A.,  C.D. 

Lockwood,  Thomas  C. 

Lott,  Bng.  Frank  Melville,  E.D. 

Lough,  Brig.  John  R.  Stewart,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  V.D. 
Maass,  Dr.  Otto. 

MacCallum,  Andrew  Lane  Wark. 

MacDonald,  Maj.-Gen.  Donald  J.,  D.S.O.,  M.C. 
MacGillivray,  Brig.  Ronald  Cameron,  M.C.,  E.D. 
MacKell,  A/C  David  Edward,  C.D. 

MacKinnon,  Ewen  W. 

Macklin,  Maj.-Gen.  WilfredHarold Stephenson, C.D. 
MacLean,  Murdock  MacKay. 

MacMillan,  Harvey  R. 

MacMurchy,  Dr.  Helen 

MacQueen,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Henry,  C.D. 

Magee,  Col.  Allan,  A.,  D.S.O.,  E.D.,  K.C 
McBurney,  A/V/M  Ralph  Edward,  C.D.' 

McCarter,  Brig.  George  Arnold,  C.D. 

McConnell,  Jr.,  John. 

McCrimmon,  Major  Kenneth  Howard,  D  S  O 
McCusker,  Brig.  Emmet  Andrew,  M.C.,  E.D. 
McCutcheon,  Malcolm  Wallace. 

McEvoy,  John  Bernard,  K.C.,  LL.B. 

McGarry,  Mrs.  Henrietta  Agnes 
McGregor,  Fred  Alexander. 

McIntyre,  Bernard  Gabriel. 

McKee,  Brig.  Clarence  Sparks,  E.D. 

McKee,  Clayton,  B. 

Mann,  Maj.-Gen.  Clarence  Churchill,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Manning,  Raymond  Charles. 

Mansur,  David  B. 

Marble.  Dean  G. 

Marshall,  Walter  Melvill. 

Matthews,  Maj.-Gen.  Albert  Bruce,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 
Matthews,  Brig.  Beverley. 

Mavor,  Brig.  Wilfrid,  M.C. 

Mead,  Deputy  Commissioner  Frederick  J.,  R.C.M.P. 


Meakins,  Brig.  Jonathan  Campbell 
Melville,  Brig.  James  L.,  M.C.,  E.D. 

Metcalf,  Maynard  Albert. 

Middleton,  A/V/M  Elwood  Edward,  C.D. 

Miller,  A/V/M  Frank  Robert,  C.D. 

Miller,  Lt.-Col.  J.  Lawrence. 

Mills,  Lesslie  G. 

Mohan,  Richard  Thomas. 

Morfee,  A/V/M  Arthur  L.,  C.IL,  C.D. 

Morrison,  Brig.  George  Power,  C.D. 

Mortimore,  Bng.  Arthur  Royal 

Morton,  Maj.-Gen.  Ralph  Otter  Geoffrey,  C.D. 

Mosher,  Aaron  Roland. 

Mossop,  A  1C.  Neron  F. 

Mulock,  Col.  Redford  H.,  D.S.O. 

Murchie,  Lt.-Gen.  John  C.,  C.B.,  C.D. 

Murdock,  Brigadier  Horatio  Ward,  E.D. 

Murphy,  Brig  Wm.  Cameron,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Murray,  Air-Commodore  John  MacLeod,  C.D. 
Murray,  Rear  Admiral  Leonard  W.,  C.B.,  R.C.N. 

(Retired). 

Neal,  William  M. 

New,  Helen  Isabel  (Mrs.). 

Newman,  William  A. 

Noel,  Brig  Marcel,  E.D. 

Nolan,  Brig.  Henry  Gratton,  M.C. 

O’Brian,  A/C.  Geoffrey  S.,  A.F.C. 

O'Connor,  Col.  Henry  Willis,  C.V.O  D.S.O.,  A.D.C., 
Orde,  Brig.  Reginald  John,  C.D. 

Orr,  Air  Commodore  Walter  Alyn,  C.D. 

Outerbridge,  Col.  Sir  Leonard  C.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

Owen,  Wm.  Hugh. 

Parkin,  John  Hamilton. 

Pattison,  Sq.  Ldr.  Harold  Arthur  Langston. 

Peacock,  (Colonel)  George  Walter. 

Pearsall,  Luke  Windham,  B.S.A. 

Pembroke,  Jack. 

Penhale,  Maj.-Gen.  Matthew  H.  S.,  C.D. 

Phillips,  W.  E. 

Pigott,  Joseph  M. 

Plant,  A/V/M.  John  L.,  A.F.C.,  C.D.,  LL.D. 
Plumptre,  Arthur  Fitzwalter  Wynne. 

Plow,  aj.-Gen.  Edward  Chester,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Potts,  Maj.-Gen.  Arthur  E.,  E.D. 

Powell,  Group  Capt.  Griffith  J.,  (R.A.F.). 

Rae,  Brig.  Cecil  Alexander,  E.D. 

Randles,  Arthur. 

Rasminsky,  Louis. 

Ratcliffe,  John  H. 

Raymond.  Air  Vice-Marshal  Adelard 
Renaud,  Maj.-Gen.  Ernest  J.,  C.B.,  C.D. 

Reid,  Col.  Hector  G.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 

Ripley,  Lt.-Col.  Blair,  D.S.O. 

Roberts.  Bennett  J. 

Robertson,  Col.  Herman  M.,  V.D. 

Robinson,  Brig.  Geo.  W.,  E.D. 

Robinson,  William  James,  A.M.I.C.E. 

Rockingham,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Meredith,  C.B.,  D.S.O  , 
E.D. 

Rodger,  Maj.-Gen.  Norman  Elliot,  C.D. 

Roome,  Brig.  Richard  Edward  G„  V.D. 

Ross,  Air  Commodore  Arthur  Dwight,  G.C.,  C.D. 

Ross,  Phyllis  G.,  (Mrs.  Frank  M.)  M.A.,  LL.D. 
Routley,  Dr.  Thomas  Clarence. 

Russell,  A  1C.  Arthur  H.  K. 

Rutherford,  Brig.  Thomas  John,  E.D. 

Ruttan,  Col.  Chas.  M.,  V.D. 

Saunders,  Robert  H. 

Sellers,  Henry  Eugene,  LL.D. 

Sexton,  Frederic  H.,  D.Sc.,  LL.D. 

Sharman.  Col.  Chas.  H.  L.,  C.M.G.,  I.S.O. 

Sheard,  Terence. 

Sifton,  Wilfrid  Victor,  D.S.O. 

Simonds,  Lieut.-Gen.  G.G.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Singleton,  John  Franklin. 

Slemon,  Air  Marshal  Chas.  R.,  C.B.,  C.D. 

Smellie,  Matron-in-Chief  Miss  E.  L.,  R.R.C. 

Smith,  Brig.  Armand  Armstrong,  M.C.,  E.D. 

Smith,  Col.  Gerard  Lucien  Morgan,  C.D. 

Smith,  A/V/M  Douglas  McCully,  C.D. 

Smith,  Brig.  George  Edward  R.,  C.D. 

Smith,  H.  Greville. 

Smith,  Maj.-Gen.  James  Desmond  Blaise,  D.S.O., 
C.D. 

Somerville,  Walter  Harold. 

Sparling,  Maj.-Gen.  Herbert  Alan,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Spence,  George. 

Spencer,  Brig.  Alexander  C.,  E.D.,  C.D. 


1956] 


CANADIAN  HONOURS  LIST 


293 


C.B.E. — Continued 
Spencer,  Christopher. 

Sperry,  Byrne  Hope  (Mrs.). 

Spry,  Maj.-Gen.  Daniel  Charles,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Stayner,  Lt.-Col.  Richard  W.,  D.S.O.,  M.C. 

Stephen,  George. 

Stephens,  Eng.  Rear  Admiral  Geo.  L.,  C.B.,  C.D., 
R.C.N.  (Retired). 

Stewart,  James. 

Stewart,  Brig.  James  C.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

Stewart,  William  James 

Storms,  Brig.  Douglas  Hinch,  M.C. 

Suttie,  Brigadier  Earl  Ritchie,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Swaine,  James  Malcolm,  i’h.D. 

Switzer,  Brig.  Thomas  Deeves 
Taber,  Brig.  Harold  Edward,  C.D. 

Tackaberry,  Air-Commodore  Stanley  Gibson 
Taggart,  James  Gordon,  B.S.A. 

Taylor,  Austin  C. 

Taylor,  Kenneth  Wiffin. 

Theriault,  Brig.  Antonin,  C.D. 

Thackray,  Brig.  WilUam  Carson. 

Thomas,  George  Gamlin. 

Thompson,  Walter  Scott. 

Tice,  Air-Commodore  James  Winfred,  E.D. 

Timm,  William  Benjamin. 

Todd,  Lt.-Col.  Guy  Mansfield. 

Todd,  Brig.  Percy  Arthur  S.,  D.S.O.,  E.D.,  C.D. 
Topp,  Brig.  Charles  Beresford,  D.S.O.,  M.C. 
Tremaine,  Brig.  Albert,  Edward  Duncier,  E.D. 
Tremain,  Brigadier  Arthur  Victor. 

Trumbull,  J.  Lyman. 

Trudeau,  Brig.  Georges  Alexandre  H.,  C.D. 
Urquhart.  Norman. 

Vaillancourt,  Cyrille,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

Vautelet,  Madame  Rente 

Vezina,  Dr.  Charles.  „  „  _  _  _ 

Vokes,  Maj.-Gen.  Christopher,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Wait,  Air  Vice-Marshal  Frank  Goodell,  C.D. 

Wait,  A/V/M  George  Enoch,  C.D. 

Walford,  Maj.-Gen.  Alfred  E.,  C.B.,  M.M.,  E.D. 
Walker,  Alex. 

Wallace,  Clarence. 

Walls,  Frederick  Baird. 

Walsh,  Brig.  Geoffrey,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

Walsh,  Air  Vice-Marshal  George  V.,  C.B.,  C.D. 
Ward,  James  Bichan. 

Wardle,  James  Morey. 

Warner,  Brig.  Wilfred  Parsons,  D.S.C. 

Wedd,  Brig.  William  Basil,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  E.D. 
Weeks,  Maj.-Gen.  Ernest  Geoffrey,  C.B.,  M.C, 
M.M..C.D. 

Wesson,  John  Henry. 


White,  Brig.  Donald  Alexander,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 
Whitton,  Miss  Charlotte  E.,  M.A. 

Wood,  Lewis  Miller. 

Wrinch,  Brig.  Arthur  Egbert,  C.D. 

Wyman,  Brig.  Robert  A.  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

Young,  Maj.-Gen.  Hugh  Andrew,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 
Young,  Maj.-Gen.  James  V.,  C.B. 

Ziegler,  Brig.  Wm.  Smith,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

M.V.O. 

Capt.  H.  C.  Blake,  Lt.-Col.  G.  W.  Little, 
O  B.E.,  M.C.,  E.D.;  Lt.-Col.  S.  L.  Penhorwood, 
O.B.E.;  Col.  A.  Roy. 

THE  IMPERIAL  SERVICE  ORDER 
(I.S.O.) 

This  civil  order  of  distinction  was  instituted  by 
King  Edward  VII,  August  8th,  1902,  to  more  fully 
recognize  the  faithful  and  meritorious  services  ren¬ 
dered  by  members  of  the  Civil  Services  of  the 
various  parts  of  the  Empire.  The  following  Canadians 
are  Companions  of  that  Order: — 

Anderson,  Geo.  Clayton 
Andison,  Robert  Albert. 

Barnstead,  Arthur  S. 

Beaulieu,  Hormisdas. 

Btelard,  Avila 

Blair .  Frederick  Charles 

Cake,  George  Richard. 

Castonguay,  Jules. 

Cathcart,  Henry 
Coolican,  Peter  T. 

Fortier,  Henri. 

French,  F.  H. 

Jolliffe,  Arthur  Leigh. 

Johns,  Francis  Vickers. 

Jost,  Edward  B. 

Lax,  Thomas. 

Lewis,  F.  Harold. 

MacMillan,  Louis  Broderick. 

O’Keefe,  Rudolf  Joseph. 

Robichaud,  Domitien  Thomas 
Rodd,  Jas.  Arthur. 

Ronson,  Walter  Clifton. 

Ross,  Donald  Henry 

Scott,  David  John  T  j  -  in  c 

Sharman,  Colonel  Charles  Henry  Ludovic,  C.M.G. 
C.B.E. 

Vallee,  Ivan  E. 

Walker,  Paschal. 

Watson,  Harrison 


THE  VICTORIA  CROSS 

THE  Victoria  Cross  was  instituted  by  RaTe^oll  bearing 

is  a  Maltese  cross,  made  of  gun  metal,  with  a  Hoy*1  Gres ' “jf  to  members  of  any  branch  of  Her  Majesty’s 
the  inscription  "For  Valor,”  and  is  awarded  irrespective  of  rank,  to  ^“^lony,  dependency  or  protectorate, 
services,  either  m  the  Imperial  Forces  or  those  of  any  Britis  either  sex^hile  serving  in  either  regular 

the  Mercantile  Marine,  nurses  or  staffs  of  hospitals,  or  to  civilians  o  awarded  only  “for  most  conspicu- 

or  temporary  capacity  during  naval,  military,  °r  air  f  orce  d^otioi.  to  duty  in  the 

ous  bravery  or  some  daring  or  pre-eminent  ict  i °f  V^ir  ‘  bravery  a  Bar  is  added.  The  ribbon  was  formerly 
presence  of  the  enemy.  For  additional  conduct  of  similar  qprvires  An  annuity  of  £10  a  year  accom- 

red  for  the  Army  and  blue  for  the  Navy,  but 18  .  navable  to  ranks  below  commission  ranks  from  the 

panies  the  decoration,  plus  £5  a  year  for  every  Bargrat.py  ,  Air  Foroe  regulations  provide  for  the 

date  of  the  act  which  concerns  the  award.  .Navy,  Army  and  y- i‘e^sion  frora  public  funds  where  officers 
annuity  to  be  increased  to  the  maximum  of  £75.  including  V  of  a„e  or  infirmity  occasioned  by  a  cause 
and  other  ranks  are  incapable  of  earning  a  livelihood  by  rea  responsibility  has  been  assumed  by  the 

outside  the  recipient  s  control.  Since  June  17th,  1943,  t  valued  $5  00  in  Canadian  currency  where 

Canadian  Government,  and  the  pound  sterling  is  deemed  to  have  a  value  oi  N.w 

this  is  concerned.  _ 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  CANADIAN  FORCES  AWARDED  ™  VICTORIA  CROSS 

pi q rk-Kennedv ,  Lt.-Col.  W.  ti.,  U.IVIAj.,  iao.w., 
E.D.,  Black  Watch  (Royal  Highland  Regmrn^)  of 
Canada  (C.  Res.  of  O.),  (late  24th  Bn.  C.E  F0 
Cockburn,  Maj.  Hampdon  Zane  CaurcM, ,2nd l  M .R., 
(South  African  War,  Nov.  7,1 900  (died,  1913). 
Combe,  Lt.  R.  G.  (27th  Bn.)  killed.  „  . 

Coppins  Corpl  Fred’k  George,  (late  8t;h.Bn.,  C.E.F .) 
Cosens  Set  Aubrey,  of  Latchford,  Ont.  Awarded 
C  1945’  (posthumously)  for  gallant  ac^°S 

Queen’s  Own  Rifles  of  Canada  in  Holland,  Feb. 

Croit  Pte'’  John'  Bernard,  (late  13th  Bn.,  C.E.F.) 

Cume6' MajorDavi'd  Vivian  (29th  Canadian  Recon- 
Cnateance  Reg’t.)  of  Moose  Jaw.  Sask..  and  Owen 


Algie,  Lieut.  Wallace  Lloyd,  (late  20th  Bn.)  (killed) 
Barron,  Corpl.  Colin,  (late  3rd  Can.  Inf.  Bn.,  C.E.F.) 
Belle w,  Capt.  Edward  Donald,  ret.  (late  7th  Bn. 

Bishop,  Hon.  Air-Marshal,  W.  A.,  C.B..  D  SJJ.,  M.C., 
D.F.C.,  R.C.A.F.,  (late  C.E.F.  and  R.F.C.). 
Brereton,  A-Cpl.  Aiex.,  (late  8th  Bn.,  C.E.F.). 
Brillant,  Lt.  John,  M.C.,  (late  22nd  Bn„  C.E.F.), 
Awarded  1918  (killed  in  action)  , 

Brown,  Private  Harry,  (late  10th  Bn.  C.E.F.)  (Post- 

Cairns,  Serg’t  Hugh,  D.C.M.,  (late  46th  Bn.)  (killed). 
Campbell,  Lt.  F.  W.  (1st  Bn.)  died  of  wounds 
Clarke,  A-Cpl.  Leo.,  (late  2nd  Bn.,  C.E.F.)  (died  of 

wounds) . 


294 


CANADIAN~HONOURS  LIST 


[1956 


Sound,  Ont.  For  gallantry  at  the  village  of  St 
Lambert  sur  Dives,  Normandy,  Aug.  18-20,  1944 
Dineson,  Lt.  Thos.,  (late  42nd  Bn.,  C.E.F.) 

Fisher,  Lce.-Corpl.  F.  (13th  Bn.)  killed. 

Flowerdew,  Lt.  G.  M„  L.  S.H.(R.C.),  C.E.F.  (died 
of  wounds). 

Foote,  _  Hon.  Major  John  Weir,  Canadian  Chaplain 
Services.  Awarded  in  1946  for  conspicuous  gal¬ 
lantry  at  Dieppe  while  regimental  chaplain  with 
the  Royal  Hamilton  Light  Infantry  on  August 
19th,  1942. 

Good,  Corpl.  Herman  James,  (late  13th  Bn.,  C.E.F  ). 
Gray  Lieut.  Robert  Hampton,  DSC,  RCNVR 
(killed  in  action)  awarded  posthumously  in  1945 
for  valour  in  a  successful  attack  on  a  Japanese 
destroyer  in  Onagawa  Wan  on  9th  August,  1945, 
in  the  face  of  fierce  opposition,  an  action  which 
cost  him  his  life. 

Gregg,  Brig-  Milton  Fowler,  C.B.E.,  M,C„  E  D 
G.G.F.G.  (late  R.C.R.,  C.E.F.). 

Hall,  Co  y  Sgt.-Maj.  F.  W  ,  gth  Bn.  (killed  in  action). 
Hanna,  Lt.  R„  (late  29th  Bn.,  C.E.F ). 

Harvey,  Brigadier  F.  M.  W„  M.C.,  L.S.H.,  (R.C  ) 
Hobson,  Sgt.  F„  (late  20th  Bn..  C.E.F.;  (killed). 

1948?’  Maj'  E'  J”  R-0,  (B-0-0-  S-  Africa)  (died, 

Holmes,  Pte.  T.  W.,  (late  4th.  C.M.R.,  C.E.F.)  (died 
January,  1950) 

H7»?^,-nLi<iU/tJ-SIamuel  Lewia.  D.C.M.,  M.M.  (late 
/8th  Bn.)  (died  of  wounds). 

Hornell,  Flight-Lieut.  David  Ernest  (Bud)  of  Mimico, 
h  *■  Ontario  ^  R.C.A.F.  pilot;  awarded  post- 
,m  ,1944  f°r  "gallant  and  distinguished 
conduct  during  a  successful  attack  on  a  German 
submarine  after  his  amphibian  aircraft  had  been 
ioaiy  ^nJaged  by  enemy  cannon;  on  June  24, 

H,,tchf:oinlen0n.recUn  bo,at  as  a  result  of  the  action. 
Hutcheson,  Capt.  Bellenden  Seymour,  M.C.,  (late 

(Died-  APrd  9,  1954). 

(dM’oWunds)’.  M’  M”  22DdBn"  —ded  1918 

K™r’  Gapt.  G-  F-  M.C.,  M.M.,  3rd  Res  Bn 
Toronto  Regt.,  (late  3rd  Bn.  C.E.F.)  (Died  i930)' 

KfnroPtepiJoho  Glupman,  (late  49th  Bn.,  C.EF) 
Kinross,  Pte.  C.  J.,  (late  49th  Bn.,  CEFi 

B!  c.HF.)g(kiUegd)ant'  ArthUr  Ge°rge:  (late  10th 

Konowal,  Corpl.  Filip,  Ottawa,  (late  47th  Bn  C  E  F ) 
M-  MC’  <late  2"d  Bn..  C.E.f'; 

^c|F.Ttdiedrlavmemb^mmni)  (late  102nd  Bn' 

Bn  ,GE.F.?01’  T’  W"  D-S-°-'  R-O.  date  38th 
MacGregor  Lieut.-Col.  John,  M.C.,  D.C.M  E  D 
?udne,SlC9°52)Regt‘  (late  2nd  C’M-R-  C.E.F.)  (died 
McKenzie,  Lt.  H..DCM  C  F  F  i  ■  ,.  , 

Mb &ny’ 

July'  1944s  Fegl“ent  (Motor);  Awarded 

Itaf;,  ontlly^h  ?944  10n  &t  the  Melfa  River' 

<dw  2811 

«■  «  B”.  C.E.F.) 

MviirietOot''C<?;'vCha3'  Cecil  Ingers°d,  E.D.,  Belle- 

s  Bn  Cv!anC0U^-'  B-C':  South  Sask-  Regt. 
if  ’o1  ?r T  Valour  at  Dieppe,  1942. 

Metcalf,  2nd  Lieut  TT  at  at  \r  . 

(late  16th  Bn  CE  F) "  M’M-  York  Regt-  ret- 
Milne,  Pte.  W.  J.  (i6th  Bn.)  killed. 

Pte.  Timothy  O’Hea,  1st.  Bn 

irmohin/.  f 1  _  Tv  •  - 


(58th  Bn.  C.E.F.) 


THE  VICTORIA  CROSS — Continued 

Miner,  Corpl.  Harry  Garnet  B. 

(died  of  wounds). 

Mitchell,  Lieut.-Col.  C.  N„  M.C.,  R.C.E.  (late  4th 
Bn  CE  CEF) 

Mullin,  Capt.  G.'  H.,’  M.M.,  22nd  Fide.  Bde.,  C.  Res. 

of  O.  (late  P.P.C.L.I.,  C.E.F.). 

Mynarski,  Pilot  Officer  Andrew  Charles,  419  Sqn. 
R.C.A.F.,  of  Winnipeg,  Man.,  awarded  posthum¬ 
ously  October  11,  1946,  for  extreme  gallantry  in  an 
endeavour  to  rescue  a  crew  member  of  his  aircraft 
during  air  operations  over  Cambrai,  France,  on 
June  12,  1944. 

Nunney,  Bn.-Sgt.  Claude,  J.  P„  D.C.M. ,  M.M.,  (late 
38th  Bn.  C.E.F.)  (killed  at  Vimy  Ridge). 

O’Kelly,  Capt.  C.  P.  J.,  M.C.  (died  1922,  late  52nd 
Bn.  C.E.F.) 

O’Rourke,  Pte.  M.  J.,  M.M.,  (late  7th  Bn..  C.E.F.). 
Osborn,  Company  Sgt.  Major  John  Robert,  1st  Bn. 
The  Winnipeg  Grenadiers.  Awarded  posthumously 
m  1946  for  bravery  at  Hong  Kong  on  December 
19th,  1941.  Killed  in  action. 

Pattison,  Pte.  J.  G.  (50th  Bn.)  killed. 

Pearkes,  Maj.-Gen.  G.  R„  C.B.  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  (late 
5th  C.M.R.,  C.E.F.). 

Peck  Col.  C.  W„  D.S.O.,  Can.  Scot.  Regt.,  C.  Res. 

of  O.,  (late  16th  Bn.,  C.E.F.). 

Rayfield,  Capt.  Walter  Leigh,  Queens  York  Rangers; 
1st  American  Regt.  date  7th  Bn.,  C.E.F.)  (died 
February,  1949). 

Richardson,  Sgt.  A.  H.  L.  (late  Strathcona's  Horse, 
bouth  African  War  (deceased). 

Richardson,  Pte.  Jas.,  (16th  Bn.,  killed  in  action). 
Ricketts,  Sgt.  Thomas  (Royal  Nfld.  Regt.,  for  valour, 
Oct.  14,  1918). 

Robertson,  Pte.  J.  P„  (late  27th  Bn.,  C.E.F.)  (killed 
in  action). 

Rr-h,e,rf,vrd7,IAt-  G-  S„  M.C.,  M.M.,  ret.  (late  5th 
C.M.R.,  C.E.F.).  (For  Valour  Aug.  26,  1918.) 
SCm?vgeDr’  F-  A-,  C..  R.  of  0.,  (late  M.O. 

ov14tm  Bn,-  C-E-F-).  Dled  at  Montreal,  Feb.  13,  1937. 
Shankland,  Lt.-Col.  R.,  D.C.M.,  Queen’s  Cameron 
Highrs  of  Canada,  C.  Res.  of  0.,  (late  43rd  Bn. 
L.L.x1 .) . 

Sifton,  Sgt.  E.  W.  (18th  Bn.),  killed. 

Smith,  Sgt.  Ernest  Alvia,  of  New  Westminster  B  C  • 
beaforth  Highlanders.  Awarded  1944,  for  gallantry 
on  the  night  of  October  21-22,  1944,  at  the  Savio 
Kiver,  Italy 

SPa1tionf '  R°bt'  °ate  PPC-L-E.  C.E.F.)  (killed  in 

Strachan  Lieut  -Col.  H  M.C.,  15th  Horse,  Emd. 

Fus.,  (late  F.G.H..  C.E.F.). 

Tait.  Lt  J.  E„  M.C.,  78th  Bn.,  (killed). 

Tilston  (Maj.j  Frederick  Albert,  of  Toronto;  The 
Essex  Scottish;  Awarded  1945  for  gallantry  with 
-nd  Canadian  Division  on  March  1st,  1945,  at 
llochwald  Forest. 

Topham’Corp.  Frederick  George,  1st  Canadian  Para¬ 
chute  Bn.;  Awarded  1945  for  gallantry  in  the 
Rhine  area  on  March  24th,  1945. 

Iriquet  Capt.  (actg.  Major)  Paul,  of  Cabano,  P.Q., 
Roya1  22nd  Regiment,  Canadian  Infantry  Corps. 
,;:“d:d  ¥af9b  1944  “for  determined  leadership 
and  example  in  action  at  Ortona,  Italy,  on  Dec- 

arLtr-Colb’  1943'  (Retired  from  Canadian  Army 
Turner,  Lt.-Gen’l  Sir  R.  E.  W  KCB  K  F  M  f 
.  eDd  N^v.^O^.  °f  °'  (R  C  D"  S-  Awa?dl 

Y°deceasedj  J°hn  Francis  (late  87th  Bn.  C.E.F.) 
ZeCSE  F^gt’  Raphael  Louis-  M.M.,  (late  5th  Bn., 

Iv  ta?hetwrjane.:,lW:ari?1^e  f?r  g?llapt  conduct  extin- 


g uishing  fire  in  RaiiUy  ca^^^^^ 


1866. 


b  k  c  pANADIAN  RECIPIENthe°br™iEshItorces  CR0SS  for  services  with 

Bourke,  Com.  Rowland,  D.S  O  R  N  V  R  URGES 

Gazetted  Aug.  28,  1918.  "  '  '  'R' 


Robson,  Sgt.  H.  H.  Award  Dec.  14.  1914  while 


serving  in  2nd  Bn.  Royal  Scots  (Midlothian  Regt  ) 
8th  Brig.,  3rd  Div.  Regular  Army. 

E'’  ,12£h  Battalion-  Middlesex  Regi- 
ment,  at  Thiepnal,  France,  1916. 

tombs,  L/Cpl.J.,  1st  Battalion,  Liverpool  Regiment 
near  Rue  du  Bois,  France,  June  16,  1915  ®  * 

Tmm(CpiC;-W’’n/14th  Battalion,  London  Regi- 
ment,  Palestine,  December  8,  1917.  ® 


1956] 


CANADIAN  HONOURS  LIST 


295 


TITULAR  HONOURS 

For  some  years  honours  involving  titles  have  not  been  bestowed  on  Canadians  living  in  Canada. 

On  May  22,  1919,  during  the  premiership  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Robert  L.  Borden,  a  resolution  adopted  by  the 
House  of  Commons  requested  His  Majesty  to  refrain  from  granting  titular  honours  to  Canadian  citizens  in  the 
future.  This  policy  was  reversed  in  1933  when,  during  the  premiership  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  R.  B.  Bennett,  the 
Canadian  Government  recommended  a  number  of  such  awards,  which  were  duly  granted  on  New  Year’s 
Day,  1934.  Although  titular  honours  were  again  conferred  in  1935,  the  new  administration  which  took 
office  later  that  year  under  the  premiership  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Mackenzie  King  revived  the  previous  policy  of 
the  Government  of  1919,  and  no  titular  honours  have  been  recommended  or  awarded  since  that  time. 

On  July  24,  1942,  a  Special  Committee  on  Honours  and  Decorations  reported  to  the  House  as  follows: 

"As  a  result  of  their  deliberations  your  Committee  desire  to  make  the  following  recommendations: 

(1)  That  His  Majesty’s  subjects  domiciled  or  ordinarily  resident  in  Canada  be  eligible  for  the  award  of 
Honours  and  Decorations,  including  awards  in  the  Orders  of  Chivalry,  which  do  not  involve  titles. 

(2)  That  His  Majesty's  Government  in  Canada  consider  a  submission  to  His  Majesty  the  King,  of 
proposals  for  the  establishment  of  an  Order  limited  in  number  but  not  involving  a  title,  for  which 
His  Majesty’s  subjects  domiciled  or  ordinarily  resident  in  Canada  shall  alone  be  eligible.” 


ORDERS  OF  KNIGHTHOOD,  Etc. 


The  Order  of  Baronets,  the  lowest  hereditary  rank, 
was  instituted  in  1611;  a  Baronet  is  designated  “Sir 
John  Smith,  Baronet” — usually  written  Bart.  Taking 
precedence  of  Baronets  are  members  of  The  Most 
Honourable  Privy  Council,  who  are  addressed  "Right 
Honourable." 

The  Most  Noble  Order  of  the  Garter,  instituted 
1349.— K.G. 

The  Most  Ancient  and  Most  Noble  Order  of  the 
Thistle,  instituted  1687. — K.T. 

The  Most  Illustrious  Order  of  St.  Patrick,  instituted 
1788— K.P. 

The  Most  Honourable  Order  of  the  Bath,  instituted 
in  1399,  and  revived  in  1725,  is  divided  into  three 
classes — Knights  Grand  Cross,  G.C.B. ;  Knights  Com¬ 
manders,  K.C.B.;  and  Companions,  C.B. 

The  Most  Exalted  Order  of  the  Star  of  India,  insti¬ 
tuted  in  1861,  is  divided  into  three  classes, — Knights 
Grand  Commanders,  G.C.S.I.;  Knights  Commanders, 
K.C.S.I.;  Companions,  C.S.I. 

The  Most  Distinguished  Order  of  St.  Michael  and 
St.  George,  instituted  in  1818,  has  also  three  classes — 
Knights  Grand  Cross,  G. C.M.G.;  Knights  Comman¬ 
ders,  K.C.M.G.;  Companions,  C.M.G. 

The  Most  Eminent  Order  of  the  Indian  Empire, 
instituted  1877,  has  three  classes, — Knights  Grand 
Commanders,  G.C.I.E.;  Knights  Commanders, 


K.C.I.E.,  Companions,  C.I.E. 

The  Royal  Victorian  Order,  instituted  in  1896,  has 
five  classes — Knights  Grand  Cross,  G.C.V.O. ;  Knights 
Commanders,  K.C.V.O.;  Commanders,  C.V.O.; 
Members  4th  and  5th  classes — M.V.O.  Ribbon; 
blue  with  red  and  white  edges. 

The  Most  Excellent  Order  of  the  British  Empire, 
instituted  in  1917,  has  five  classes — Knights  (or 
Dames)  Grand  Cross,  G.B.E.;  Knights  Commanders, 
K.B.E.;  Commanders,  C.B.E.;  Dames  Commanders 
D.B.E.;  Officers,  O.B.E.,  and  Members,  M.B.E. 
Ribbon  (Military)  Rose  pink,  pearl  grey  edging, 
vertical  pearl  stripe  in  centre;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  Rose 
pink,  pearl  grey  edging  and  no  central  vertical  stripe. 

Knights  Bachelors  are  gentlemen  unconnected  with 
any  order  who  have  received  the  honour  of  Knight¬ 
hood,  and  are  entitled  to  the  prefix  “Sir”  and  to 
“Kt.”  after  name.  They  rank  immediately  after 
Knights  Commanders  of  the  British  Empire. 

The  Companions  of  Honour,  instituted  in  1917. 

Membership  is  limited;  carries  no  title. 

In  all  Orders  of  Knighthood  the  Knights  Grand 
Cross  and  the  Knights  Commanders  have  the 
prefix  “Sir”  with  the  initials  of  their  class  following 
the  name.  Companions  and  Members  bear  no  title, 
but  have  the  letters  C.B.,  C.M.G. »  M.V.O.,  as  the 
case  may  be,  attached  to  their  names. 


ABBREVIATIONS  INDICATING  HONOURS  AND  DECORATIONS 


A.F.C. — Air  Force  Cross.  Ribbon,  wide  diagonal 
stripes  of  White  and  red 

A.F.M. — Air  Force  Medal.  Ribbon,  narrow  diagonal 
stripes  of  White  and  red 

A.M.— Albert  Medal,  gold  (Sea).  Ribbon,  nine 
alternate  narrow  stripes  of  blue  and  white. 

Albert  Medal,  gold  (Land).  Ribbon,  nine 
alternate  narrow  stripes  of  red  and  white. 

Albert  Medal  (Sea).  Ribbon,  blue  ground  with 
two  wide  stripes  of  white. 

Albert  Medal  (Land).  Ribbon,  red  ground  with 
two  wide  stripes  of  wnite. 

C.B. —Companion  of  the  Most  Honourable  Order  of 
the  Bath.  ...  , 

C.B.E. — Commander  of  the  Order  of  the  British 
Empire. 

C.D. — Canadian  Forces  Decoration. 

C.G.M. — Conspicuous  Gallantry  Medal;  Navy  and 
Air  Force.  It  carries  a  cash  grant.  The  Navy 
Medal  ribbon  is  white  with  dark  blue  edges,  the 
Air  Force  ribbon  is  light  blue  with  dark  blue 

C.H. — Member  of  the  Order  of  the  Companions  of 
Honour.  _  .  .  _  ,  , 

C.I.E. — Companion  of  the  Most  Eminent  Order  of 
the  Indian  Empire. 

C.M. — Canada  Medal.  ..  .  ,  , 

C  M  G  — Companion  of  the  Most  Distinguished 
Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St.  George 

C. S.I. — Companion  of  the  Most  Exalted  Order  of  the 

Star  of  India.  , 

C  V.O. — Commander  of  the  Royal  Victorian  Order. 

D. C.M. — Distinguished  Conduct  Medal.  Ribbon: 

red  ground,  dark  blue  stripe  in  centre. 

D.F.C. — Distinguished  Flying  Cross.  Ribbon,  wide 
diagonal  stripes  of  violet  and  white. 

D.F.M. — Distinguished  Flying  Medal.  Ribbon, 
narrow  diagonal  stripes  oi  white  and  violet. 


D.S.C. — Distinguished  Service  Cross.  Ribbon,  three 
broad  bands,  dark  blue,  white,  dark  blue. 

D. S.M. — Distinguish  Service  Medal. 

D  g  O.— Companion  of  the  Distinguished  service 
Order.  Instituted  1886.  Ribbon,  dark  red  with 
dark  blue  stripe  at  each  end  . 

E. D. — Canadian  Efficiency  Decoration  for  Officers 

of  Military  Auxiliary  Forces. 

E.M. — Efficiency  Medal. 

G  B.E.— Knight  Grand  Cross  or  Dame  Grand  Cross 
of  the  Most  Excellent  Orderofthe  British  Empire. 
G  C. — George  Cross.  ,  , 

G.C.B.— Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the  Most  Honourable 
Order  of  the  Bath.  , 

G  C.I.E. — Knight  Grand  Commander  of  the  Most 

Eminent  Order  of  the  Indian  Empire. 

G. C.M.G.— Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the  Most  Dis¬ 
tinguished  Order  of  St.  Michael  and  pt;,®e1?rge; 
QCS  I. — Knight  Grand  Commander  of  the  Most 
Exalted  Order  of  the  Star  of  India. 

G.C.V.O. — Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the  Royal  Victor¬ 
ian  Order. 

G.M. — George  Medal. 

I. S.M.— Imperial  Service  Medal.  .  , 

I  S  O. — Companion  of  the  Imperial  Service  Order. 

KBE  —Knight  Commander  of  the  Most  Excellent 

K'cS-KrdgMCommanSf  the  Most  Honourable 

K  C  LK— Knight  Commander  of  the  Most  Eminent 
Order  of  the  Indian  Empire. 

K. C.M.G. — Knight  Commander  of  the  Most  Dis¬ 
tinguished  Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St.  George. 
K.C.S.I. — Knight  Commander  of  the  Most  Exalted 
Order  of  the  Star  of  India.  .  v,  , 

K.C.V.O. — Knight  Commander  of  the  Royal  Victor¬ 
ian  Order. 


296 


CANADIAN  HONOURS  LIST 


[1956 


ABBREVIATIONS  INDICATING  HONOURS  AND  DECORATIONS — Continued 


K.G. — Knight  of  the  Most  Noble  Order  of  the  Garter. 
K.P. — Knight  of  the  Most  Illustrious  Order  of  St. 
Patrick. 

Kt. — Knight  Bachelor. 

K.T. — Knight  of  the  Most  Ancient  and  Most  Noble 
Order  of  the  Thistle. 

M.B.E. — Member  of  the  Order  of  the  British  Empire. 
M.C. — Military  Cross.  Instituted  1915,  an  Imperial 
award.  Ribbon,  white  with  broad  band  of  blue 
in  centre. 

M.  du  C. — Canada  Medal. 


M.M. — Military  Medal. 

M.V.O. — Member  of  the  Royal  Victorian  Order. 

O.B.E. — Officer  of  the  Order  of  the  British  Empire. 

O.M. — Member  of  the  Order  of  Merit. 

R.R.C. — Royal  Red  Cross  (Instituted  1883).  Ribbon, 
dark  blue  with  narrow  band  of  dark  red  at  each 
end. 

V.C. — Victoria  Cross. 

V.D. — Auxiliary  Forces  (Volunteer)  Officers’  Decora¬ 
tion. 


TABLE  OF  TITLES  TO  BE  USED  IN  CANADA 


AND  FORMS  OF  ADDRESS 
Ottawa,  Nov.  10,  1937 

1.  The  Governor  General  of  Canada  to  be  styled 
‘His  Excellency”  and  his  wife  “Her  Excellency.” 

2.  The  Lieutenant-Governors  of  the  Provinces  to 
be  styled  ‘‘His  Honour.” 

By  Order-in-C  ouncil  P.C.  1314,  dated  30th  June , 

1927,  Lieutenant-Governors  of  the  Provinces  of  Canada, 
upon  assuming  office  are  entitled  to  the  designation  of 
“ Honourable ”  which  they  are  permitted  to  retain  for 
life.  This  order  was  made  to  apply  also  to  Lieutenant- 
Governors  in  office  prior  to  1st  July ,  1927. 

3.  Privy  Councillors  of  Canada  to  be  styled 
“Honourable,”  and  for  life. 

4.  The  Solicitor  General  to  be  styled  “Honourable” 
while  in  office. 

5.  Senators  of  Canada  to  be  styled  “Honourable,” 
but  only  during  office  and  the  title  not  to  be  continued 
afterwards. 

6.  The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons  to  be 
styled  “Honourable”  during  tenure  of  office. 

7.  The  Chief  Justice  of  Canada,  the  Judges  of  the 
Supreme  and  Exchequer  Courts  of  Canada,  and  the 
Chief  Justices  and  Judges  of  the  undermentioned 
Courts  in  the  several  Provinces  of  Canada: — 

Ontario — The  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario. 

Quebec  The  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench,  the  Superior 
Court,  and  the  Circuit  Court  of  the  District  of 
Montreal. 

Nova  Scotia — The  Supreme  Court  of  Nova  Scotia 

New  Brunswick—' The  Supreme  Court  of  New 
Brunswick. 

Manitoba— The  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench  and  the 
Court  of  Appeal. 


British  Columbia — The  Court  of  Appeal  and  the 
Supreme  Court  of  British  Columbia. 

Prince  Edward  Island — The  Supreme  Court  of 
Prince  Edward  Island  and  the  Chancery  Court. 

Saskatchewan — The  Supreme  Court  of  Sask. 

Alberta — The  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta. 

Newfoundland — The  Supreme  Court  of  Newfound¬ 
land. 

To  be  styled  “Honourable”  during  tenure  of  office. 

8.  The  Presidents  and  Speakers  of  the  Legislatures 
of  the  Provinces  to  be  styled  “Honourable”  during 
tenure  of  office. 

9.  Executive  Councillors  of  the  Provinces  to  be 
styled  “Honourable”  while  in  office. 

10.  Legislative  Councillors  in  the  Provinces  noi 
in  future  to  have  that  title,  but  gentlemen  who 
were  Legislative  Councillors  in  the  Provinces  at  time 
of  Union  (July  1,  1867),  to  retain  their  title  of 
“Honourable”  for  life. 


The  following  to  be  eligible  to  be  personally  re¬ 
commended  by  the  Governor  General  for  Her 
Majesty’s  permission  to  retain  the  title  of  “Honour¬ 
able”: — 

(a)  Speakers  of  the  Senate  and  of  the  House  of 
Commons  on  retirement  after  three  years  of 
office,  not  necessarily  continuous. 

(b)  The  above-mentioned 


.  -  Chief  Justices  and 

Judges  on  retirement. 

Fnr  0tIeT  thau  ti10se  “entioned  above  are  addressed:  His  Honour 

For  list  of  Canadians  who  have  had  titles  conferred  upon  them,  see  preceding  pages. 


TABLE  OF  PRECEDENCE  FOR  CANADA 


(Note^l*)6  GoVernor  General  or  the  Administrator. 

2.  The  Prime  Minister  of  Canada. 

3.  The  Chief  Justice  of  Canada. 

f  •  Ambassadors  and  High  Commissioners.  (Note  2) 

5.  Ministers  Plenipotentiary.  (Note  3) 

6.  The  Members  of  the  Cabinet  with  relative 

to  tChedCb?een?Vp™ed  br?  the  3a,te  °f  their  appointment 
t0  the  Queen  s  Privy  Council  for  Canada. 

7.  i  he  Lieutenant-Governor  of  Ontario. 

8.  Members  of  the  Queen's  Privy  Council  for 
£anada’  to0t  0f  the.C?bi°et  in  accordance  with  the 
dNote  5).  61r  appolntment  to  the  Privy  Council. 

9.  The  Speaker  of  the  Senate. 

U  The  Hker  °f  the  House  of  Commons. 

1  •JhenLeader  of  the  Opposition. 

a  Prelate  of^the®  Ti  the  Anfiir^n  Church  of  Canada, 
u-  ALf  f  th  ?oman  Catholic  Church  having 
high  relative  precedence  in  that  Ph,,r„h  ‘"”“8 
the  Moderator  of  the United  Church  of 
the  Moderator  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  to  Canada 
and  the  President  of  the  Baptist  Federation  of 

Canada  or  them  representatives.  (Note  6). 

13.  the  Premiers  of  the  Provinces 
saiEe  0mu®rps  -the  Lieutenant-Governors.  (Note  4)  h 
Canada.^®  PmSn®  JudgeS  °f  the  Supreme  Court  of 
CaifadaP16  President  of  the  Exchequer  Court  of 

16.  (a)  The  Chief  Justice  of  the  highest  court  of 
each  Province  and  territory;  and  S  court  oi 

(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. 

17’  Su!  Puisne  judges  of  the  Exchequer  Court; 

(b)  Puisne  judges  of  the  superior  courts  of  the 
provinces  and  territories;  with  precedence  within 
each  sub-category  to  be  governed  by  the  date  of 
appointment. 

18.  Members  of  the  Senate. 

on*  ^embers  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

-U.  Consuls-General  of  countries  without  diplomatic 
representation. 

11  21nJre  Chairman  of  the  Chiefs  of  Staff  Committee, 
the  Chief  of  the  General  Staff,  the  Chief  of  the  Naval 
Staff,  and  the  Chief  of  the  Air  Staff.  (Note  7). 

22.  Members  of  the  Executive  Council,  Provincial, 
within  their  Provinces. 

h^Protonce^^  °f  ^  Legislative  Council  within 
th^S.  °f  the  Legislative  Council  within 

withinTds  Province^  °f  th®  LegisIative  Assembly 
their  Provtoce?.  °f  th®  Legislative  Assembly  within 
NOTES 

ChVefPrp0e+denC+  t0c  be  giv!?  immediately  after  the 
Ltuef  Justice  to  former  Governors  General  with 

of  toeto  lPeraevingenofficaemOIlg  g°Verned  by  the  date 


1956] 


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297 


TABLE  OF  PRECEDENCE  FOR  CANADA— Continued 


2.  Precedence  among  Ambassadors  and  High  Com¬ 
missioners,  who  rank  equally,  to  be  determined  by  the 
date  of  the  presentation  of  their  credentials. 

3.  Precedence  to  be  given  to  Charges  d’ Affaires 
immediately  after  Ministers  Plenipotentiary. 

4.  The  provision  does  not  apply  to  such  ceremonies 
and  occasions  as  are  of  a  Provincial  nature. 

5.  In  this  category,  precedence  to  be  given  as  a 
courtesy,  before  other  Privy  Councillors  not  of  the 
Cabinet,  to  former  Prime  Ministers  with  relative 
precedence  governed  by  the  date  of  their  appointment 
to  the  Privy  Council. 

6.  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. 

7.  This  precedence  to  be  given  to  the  Chiefs  of 
Staff  on  occasions  when  they  have  official  functions  to 
perform,  otherwise  the  Chiefs  of  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  Chiefs  of  Staff,  Deputy  Ministers 
and  other  high  officials  of  the  public  service  to  be 
determined  from  time  to  time  by  the  Secretary  of 
State  of  Canada  in  consultation  with  the  Prime 
Minister. 


GOVERNORS-GENERAL  OF  CANADA  SINCE  CONFEDERATION 


Viscount  Monck,  G.C.M.G . 

Lord  Lisgar,  G.C.M.G.,  (Sir  John  Young) . 

The  Earl  of  Dufferin,  K.P.,  K.C.B.,  G.C.M.G . 

The  Marquis  of  Lome,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G . 

The  Marquis  of  Lansdowne,  G.C.M.G . 

Lord  Stanley  of  Preston,  G.C.B . 

The  Earl  of  Aberdeen  K.T.,  G.C.M.G . 

The  Earl  of  Minto,  G.C.M.G . 

Earl  Grey,  G.C.M.G . -•••••■ . 

Field-Marshal  H.R.H.  The  Duke  of  Connaught,  K.G . 

The  Duke  of  Devonshire,  K  G..  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O . 

General  The  Lord  Byng  of  Vimy,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  M.V.O. 

Viscount  Willingdon  of  Ratton,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.I.E.,  G.B.E . 

The  Earl  of  Bessborough,  G.C.M.G . .  •  •  •  . . 

Lord  Tweedsmuir  of  Elsfield,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.H..  .  .  .  . .  . 
Major-General  The  Earl  of  Athlone,  K.G.,  P.C.,  G.C.B.,  G 

G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O . .  •  •••••• 

Field  Marshal  The  Right  Honourable  Viscount  Alexander 
K.G.,  G.C.B. ,  G.C.M.G.,  C.S.L,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  LL.D.,  A.D.C. 
Rt.  Hon.  Vincent  Massey,  C.H . 


of 


M.G„ 

Tunis, 


Appointed 
June  1,  1867 
Dec.  29,  1868 
May  22,  1872 
Oct.  5,  1878 
Aug.  18,  1883 
May  1,  1888 
May  22,  1893 
July  30,  1898 
Sept.  26,  1904 
Mar.  21,  1911 
Aug.  19,  1916 
Aug.  2,  1921 
Aug.  5,  1926 
Feb.  9,  1931 
Aug.  10,  1935 

Apr.  3,  1940 

Aug.  1,  1945 
Jan.  24,  1952 


Assumed  Office 
July  1,  1867 
Feb.  2,  1869 
June  25,  1872 
Nov.  25,  1878 
Oct.  23,  1883 
June  11,  1888 
Sept.  18,  1893 
Nov.  12,  1898 
Dec.  10,  1904 
Oct.  13,  1911 
Nov.  11,  1916 
Aug.  11,  1921 
Oct.  2,  1926 
Apr.  4,  1931 
Nov.  2,  1935 

June  21,  1940 

Apr.  12,  1946 
Feb.  28,  1952 


FORMS  TO  USE  WHEN  ADDRESSING  JUDGES 


(While  variations  may  be  used  by  those  familiar  with  the  practice, 


Address  on 
Letter 


Formal 
Salutation 
in  Letter 


Informal 
Salutation 
in  Letter 


the  following  will  cover  most  cases). 


When  Spoken 
to 


When  Spoken 

of 


Chief 

Justices: 


The  Honourable 

. (name) 

Chief  Justice 
(Name  of  Court) 
. (Address) 


Your  Lordship 
or 

My  Lord 
or 

Dear  Sir 


My  Dear 
Chief  Justice  .  . 
Dear  Chief 
Justice 
(With  or 
without  name) 


Your  Lordship 
or 

My  Lord 
or 
Sir 


His  Lordship 
Chief  Justice.  .  . 
or 

His  Lordship 
or 

His  Lordship 
The  Chief 
Justice 


Judges: 

Supreme  Courts 
Appeal  Courts 
Queen’s  Bench 
Superior  Courts 
High  Courts 

The  Honourable 
Mr.  Justice.  . .  . 

. (name) 

(Name  of  Court) 
. (Address) 

As  above 

Judges: 

County  and 

His  Honour 

Your  Honour 

District  Courts 

Judge.,  .(name) 
. (address) 

°r 

Dear  Sir 

Dear  Mr. 

Justice . 

(with  or 
without  name) 

As  above 

His  Lordship,  or 
His  Lordship 
The  Honourable 
Mr.  Justice.  . . . 
or 

His  Lordship 
Mr.  Justice.  .  .  . 

My  dear  Judge 
(with  or 
without  name) 

Your  Honour 

His  Honour 

Judge  . 

or 

His  Honour 

Magistrates: 

His  Worship 

Your  Worship  Dear  Sir 

. (name) 

or 

(name  of  office) 

Dear  Sir 

City  or  Town 
Province 

Your  Worship  His  Worship,  or 
His  Worship 
(name) 
or 

His  Worship 
(Name  of  Office) 


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[1956 


The  arms  are  those  of 
England,  Scotland,  Ire¬ 
land  and  France,  with  a 
“difference”  to  mark  them 
as  Canadian,  namely  on 
the  lower  third  of  the 
shield,  a  sprig  of  maple 
on  a  silver  shield.  The 
crest  is  a  lion  holding  in 
its  paw  a  red  maple  leaf, 
a  symbol  of  sacrifice.  The 
supporters  are,  with  some 
slight  distinctions,  the  lion 
and  unicorn  of  the  Royal 
Arms;  the  lion  upholds 
the  Union  Jack,  and  the 
unicorn  the  ancient  ban¬ 
ner  of  France. 


The  motto  —  A  MARI 
USQUE  AD  MARE  — 
“From  sea  to  sea”  —  is 
an  extract  from  the  Latin 
version  of  verse  8  of  the 
72nd  Psalm —  “He  shall 
have  dominion  also  from 
sea  to  sea,  and  from  the 
river  unto  the  ends  of  the 
earth.” 

There  is  a  tradition, 
that  the  Fathers  of  Con¬ 
federation  derived  the 
designation  ‘ ‘  Dominion  ’’ 
from  this  verse. 


The  Armorial  Bearings  of  Canada.  Authorized  November  21,  1921 


CANADA 

SEAT  OF  GOVERNMENT— OTTAWA 

GOVERNOR  GENERAL  AND  COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF 
His  Excellency  The  Right  Honourable  Vincent  Massey,  C.H. 

GOVERNOR  GENERAL’S  STAFF 
Secretary  to  the  Governor  General — Lionel  Massey,  Esq. 

Secretary  to  the  Governor  General  ( Administrative ) — J.  F.  Delaute  Esq 
Comptroller  of  the  Household — Lieut.-Col.  .1.  L.  Malkin,  E.D. 

Aides-de-Camp  Captain  Guy  Robillard,  Royal  22nd  Regiment;  Lieutenant  Hamish  Bridgman  (RCN)  • 
Might  Lieutenant  Ian  Macmillan  (RCAF). 


THE  CANADIAN  MINISTRY 

(according  to  precedence) 

November  25,  1955 

Prime  Minister  and  President  of  the  Queen’s  Privy  Council  for  Canada 

Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce  and  Minister  of  Defence  pfd^tfn  H°n0urabIe  Louis  Stephen  St.  Laurent 

Minister  of  Agriculture. . .  .  Tu!  Honourable  Clarence  Decatur  Howe 

Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare .  The  Hn^nnr»Uhl»bp  J‘tI?es  Garfield  Gardiner 

Minister  of  National  Revenue .  .  Tk.H  bli P  JosfPh  James  Martin 

Minister  of  Labour .. .  . h;,  n®  Honourable  James  J.  McCann,  M.D. 

Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs  . lhe  The°wrable  U Fowi?r  Gregg,  V.C. 

Minister  of  Justice  and  Attorney  General ....  . The  Ii°Dourabje  5.ow,e?  P?ars°n 

Minister  of  Public  Works  . ti  Honourable  Stuart  Sinclair  Garson 

Minister  of  Veterans'  Affairs  and  Postmaster  General .  16  Th^rr  ®  R°bert  Henry  Winters 

Minister  of  Finance  and  Receiver  General  The  tD  Honourable  Hugues  Lapointe 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys  . he  Honourable  Walter  Edward  Harris 

M inister  of  Fisheries . .  '  . .  d®,  Honourable  George  Prudham 

Minster  of  National  Defence. . . A,  7  *  VV  ‘  *  '  Honourable  James  Sinclair 

Solicitor  General  and  Leader  of  the  Government  in' the  Senate . The  Jjonourable  Ralp h  Osborne  Campney 

Minister  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration  . Th  H°nourabl?  William  Ross  MacDonald 

Minister  of  Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources .  he  Hono"rre  J?hn  Whitney  Pickersgill 

Minister  of  Transport .  . n;  •  •••••• 1  he  Honourable  Jean  LeSage 

Secretary  of  State. ...  . Honourable  George  Carlyle  Marler 

. The  Honourable  Roch  Pinard 


Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet 

Assistant  Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council . 

Parliamentary  Assistants: 

to  Minister  of  Agriculture . 

to  Minister  of  Fisheries. 

to  Minister  of  Veterans  Affair's . 

to  Minister  of  National  Defence.  .7.7.7.’. . 

to  Minister  of  Finance . . . 

to  Minister  of  Transport . . . 

to  Postmaster  General . . . 

to  Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare . 

to  Minister  of  Defence  Production  .  . 

to  Minister  of  Public  Works . .7.7.". . 

to  Prime  Minister . . 


J. 


R.  B.  Bryce,  Esq. 
.  A.  M.  Hill,  Esq. 


.  .  Robert  McCubbin 
Watson  MacNaught 
. C.  E.  Bennett 

•  •  ■  J.  A.  Blanchette 
. W.  M.  Benidickson 
-  •  -  J.  G.  L.  Langlois 

. T.  A.  M.  Kirk 

•  •  •  ■  F.  G.  Robertson 

. J.  H.  Dickey 

. M.  Bourget 

. W.  G.  Weir 


1956] 


THE  SENATE 


299 


SENATE  OF  CANADA 


Senators  are  styled  “  Honourable”.  The  list  is  according  to  Seniority. 
Speaker,  Hon.  Wishart  McL.  Robertson,  P.C. 

Senator’s  Indemnity,  $8,000  per  annum 
Senator's  annual  expenses  allowance  $2,000 


DESIGNATION 


P.  O.  ADDRESS 


J.  A.  Calder,  P.C . Saltcoats . Regina,  Sask. 

A.  O.  Hardy,  P.0 . Leeds . Brockville,  Ont. 

VVm.  H.  McGuire . East  York . Toronto,  Ont. 

Donat  Raymond . De  laValliere. .  Montreal,  Que. 

CairineR!  Wilson .  Rockeliffe . Ottawa,  Ont. 

Arthur  Marcotte . Ponteix . Ponteix,  Sask. 

R.  B.  Horner . Blaine  Lake,  Blaine  Lake, 

Sask. 

W.  M.  Aseltine . Rosetown.  .  .Rosetown,  Sask. 

Felix  Patrick  Quinn  . .  . .  Bedford-Halifax.Bedtord,  N.S. 

Iva  Campbell  Fallis . Peterborough. .  Peterborough, 

Ont. 

John  T.  Haig  . Winnipeg..  . .  Winnipeg,  Man. 

J.  W.  de  B.  Farris . Vancouver  S.  Vancouver,  B.C. 

A.  Knatchbull-  Hugessen.  Inkerman . Montreal.  P .  Q. 

Norman  P.  Lambert . . .  .Ottawa. .  ...... .Otiaw  a,  Ont 

A.  L.  Beaubien . St.  Jean  Baptiste.  St.  Jean 

Baptiste,  Man. 

J.  J.  Stevenson . Prince  Albert.  Regina,  Sask. 

A.  Blais  . St.  Albert. . .  Edmonton,  Alta 

C.  B.  Howard . Wellington. .  Sherbrooke,  P.Q. 

S.  A.  Hayden . Toronto . Toronto,  Ont. 

N.  M.  Paterson . Thunder  Bay - Ottawa,  Ont 

J  J.  Duffus . Peterborough W. Peterborough 

Ont. 

W.  D.  Euler,  P.C . Waterloo . Kitchener  Ont. 

L.  M."  Gouin . DeSalaberry ...  Montreal,  Que. 

Thomas  Vien,  P.C .  De  Lorimier. ..  Montreal,  Que. 

P.  R.  DuTremblay . Repentigny - Montreal,  Que. 

W.  Rupert  Davies  ....  Kingston . Kingston,  Ont. 

J.  P.  McIntyre . Mt.Stewart.Mt.Stewart,  P.E.I, 

G.  P.  Campbell . Toronto . Toronto,  Ont. 

W.  McL.  Robertson,  P.C. Shelburne .  Bedford, N.S. 

T.  D.  Bouchard . The  Laurentides 

St.  Hyaointhe,  Que. 

Armand  Daigle . Mille  Isles . Montreal,  Que. 

Cyrille  Vaillancourt . Kennebec . Levis,  Que. 

Jacob  Nicol .  Bedford . Sherbrooke,  Que 

Thomas  Alexander  Crerar,  P.C. 

Churchill . Winnipeg,  Man. 

William  Horace  Taylor.  .Norfolk. .  .  Brantford,  Ont. 
Fred  William  Gershaw.  .Medicine Hat,  Medicine  Hat,  A. 
John  Power  Howden. . .  .St.  Boniface. .  Norwood  Grove, 

Man. 

Vincent  Dupuis . Rigaud . Longueuil,  Que. 

Charles  L.  Bishop . Ottawa . Ottawa,  Ont. 

John  James  Kinley . Queen’s-Lunenburg 

Lunenburg,  N.S. 

Clarence  Joseph  Veniot. Gloucester . Bathurst,  N.  B. 

Arthur  Wentworth  Roebuck 

Toronto-Trinity.  Toronto,  Ont. 
John  Alexander  McDonald 

King’s . Halifax,  N.S. 

Alexander  Neil  McLean  .Southern  New 

Brunswick..  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Frederick  W.  Pirie _  Vietoria-Carleton  .  Grand  Falls 

N.B. 


SENATORS 


DESIGNATION 


P.  O.  ADDRESS 


George  Percival  Burchill  Northumberland 

South  Nelson.  N.B. 

Jean  Marie  Dessureault . Stadaoona . Quebec,  Que. 

Paul  Henri  Bouffard..  .Grandville . Quebec,  P.Q. 

James  Gray  Turgeon  ..  Cariboo . Vancouver,  B.C. 

Stanley  S.  McKeen..  .  .Vancouver.  .Vancouver,  B.C. 

Thos.  Farquhar . Ontario.  .Little  Current,  Ont. 

Joseph  Willie  Comeau  .Clare . Comeauville,  N.S. 

George  Henry  Ross.. .  .Calgary . Calgary,  Alta. 

Thomas  H.  Wood . Regina . Regina,  Sask. 

J.  A.  MacKinnon,  P.C.Edmonton  .  .Edmonton,  Alta. 

T.  V.  Grant . Montague.  .Montague,  P.E.I. 

J.  A.  Godbout . Montarville 

Frelighsburg,  Que. 

Wm.  A.  Fraser . Trenton . Trenton,  Ont. 

Geo.  H.  Barbour . Prince  . Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

A.  B.  Baird . St.  John’s.  .  .St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Ray  Petten . Bonavista. .  .St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Thomas  Reid . New  Westminster. 

New  Westminster,  B.C. 

J.  W.  Stambaugh  ....  Bruce . Bruce,  Alta. 

Gordon  B.  Isnor . Halifax-Dartmouth 

Halifax,  N.S. 

Charles  G.  Hawkins .  .  .  Milford-Hants, 

Milford  Station,  N.S. 

Calvert  C.  Pratt . St.  John’s  West, 

St.  John  s,  Nfld. 

Michael  G.  Basha . West  Coast,  Curling. . .  .Nfld. 

Frederick  G.  Bradley,  Bonavista-Twilligate 

Bonavista,  Nfld. 

Marian,  B.  Jodoin . Sorel . Montreal,  Que. 

Muriel  McQ.  Fergusson  ,  .  „T  T, 

Fredericton  Fredericton,  N.B. 

Allan  L.  Woodrow  . .  .  .  Toronto-Centre  Toronto  ,Ont. 

William  Ross  MacDonald 

Brantford.  .  .  .Brantford,  Ont 

Joseph  A.  Bradette . Cochrane,  Ont. 

Leonard  D.  S.  Tremblay  .  Lauzon  .  St.  Malachie,  Que. 

Sarto  Fournier . De  LanaudiSre, 

Montreal,  Que. 

Aurel  D.  Leger . Kent.. .  .Grande  Digne,  N.B. 

John  J.  Connolly . Ottawa,  West.  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Nancy  Hodges . Victoria . Victoria,  B.C. 

Cameron,  Donald . Edmonton,  Alta. 

Wall,  William . Winnipeg,  Man. 

Croll,  David . Toronto,  Ont. 

Leonard,  Thomas  D’Arcy .  Toronto,  Ont. 

McGrand  Fred  A . Fredericton  Junction,  N.B. 

Savoie,  Calixte  F . TMoncton,  N.B. 

Smith,  Donald . Liverpool,  N.S. 

Connolly,  Harold.  , .  Halifax,  : N.S. 

Inman,  Florence  Elsie.  .  .  ...  .  .  ... .  .Montague  P.Eri. 

Hackett,  John  T . Victoria ....  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Molson,  Hartland  de  M..Alma . Montreal,  P.Q. 

Power,  Charles  G . Gulf  ....... .  .Quebec,  P.Q. 

Pouliot,  Jean-Francois.  .  .De  la  Durantaye 

Riviere  du  Loup,  P.Q. 


,  ,  „  ,,,  n  m  pp  Opposi t ion  L eader ,  H on .  John  T.  H aig,  Q. C . 

Government  Leader,  Hon.  W.  Ross  MacDonald,  P.C.  AT  .  1fl  T  ,  ,  ,n9 

Standing  Sept.  6,  1955-Conservatives  9,  Liberals  83,  Vacancies  10,  Total  102. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  SENATE 

Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod , 


Clerk  of  the  Senate  and  Clerk  of  the  Parliaments, 

John  F.  MacNeill,  Q.G.,  L B.B, 


.  R.  Larose 


C.  R.  Lamoureux,  D.S.O. 

Chief  Clerk  of  Committees . Harvey  Armstrong 

Chief  Treasury  Officer  and  Assistant  to  the 

Clerk  of  the  Parliament.  ........  .  .  .H.  D.  GUman 

Editor  and  Chief  of  Reporting  Branch.  .  .B.  P.  Lake 


First  Clerk  Assistant . . 

Second  Clerk  Assistant . 

Law  Clerk  and  Parliamentary  Counsel  . 

Address  —To  r.he  Honourable  the  Senate  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  in  Parliament  assembled. 

The  Petition  of - 

Place  and  date.  Humbly  sheweth.  That,  etc . 


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[1956 


HOUSE  OF  COMMONS,  CANADA 

Last  Three  General  Elections  June  11th,  1945;  June  27,  1949;  August  10,  1953. 

Legal  duration,  5  years 

TWENTY-SECOND  PARLIAMENT 

Speaker,  Hon.  Louis  Ren6  Beaudoin,  Q.C.  Deputy  Speaker,  William  A.  Robinson,  B.A. 

L6on  J.  Raymond,  O.B.E.,  Clerk  of  the  House.  For  other  officials  see  Index. 

Standing  of  Parties  as  of  November  7,  1955  —  L.,  Liberal,  166;  P.C.,  Progressive  Conservative,  53-  C.C  F. 
Co-Operative  Commonwealth  federation  23;  S.C.,  Social  Credit,  15;  Independent  4;  Vacant  4'*  Total  265 
The  Leader  of  the  Opposition  in  the  House  is  Hon.  George  A.  Drew,  P.C.,  The  House  Leader  of  the  C.C.F.  is 
M.  J.  Coldwell;  of  the  Social  Credit,  Solon  E.  Low. 

For  Provincial  Representation,  etc.,  see  article  “ Dominion  Parliamentary  Representation ”  ( See  index). 
_ Population  figures  of  electoral  districts  are  those  according  to  the  Representation  Act  of  1952. 


PROVINCE  AND  ELECTORAL  DISTRICT 
1 952  Re-distribution 


ALBERTA  (17  Members) 

Acadia . 

Athabaska . 

Battle  River-Camrose . 

Bow  River . 

Calgary  North  . 

Calgary  South . 

Edmonton  East . 

Edmonton- Strathcona . 

Edmonton  West . 

J  asper-Edson . 

Lethbridge . 

Macleod . . 

Medicine  Hat . 

Peace  River . 

Red  Deer . 

Vegreville . * 

Wetaskiwin . 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 
(22  Members) 

Burnaby-Coquitlam . 

Burnaby-Richmond . 

Cariboo . 

Coast-Capilano . 

Comox-Alberni . 


Equimalt- Saanich .  .  . 

Fraser  Valley . 

Kamloops . 

Kootenay  East . 

Kootenay  West . 

Nanaimo . 

New  Westminster. . . . 
Okanagan  Boundary . 
Okanagan-Revelstoke . 

Skeena . 

Vancouver-Burrard .  . 

Vancouver  Centre _ 

Vancouver  East . 

Vancouver- King  sway . 
Vancouver-Quadra . . . , 

Vancouver  South . 

Victoria . 


MANITOBA  (14  Members) 

Brandon- Souris . 

Churchill . .'..*.** 

Dauphin . ’ 

Lisgar . 

Marquette . ....!! 

Portage- Neepawa . 

Provencher . 

St.  Boniface . 

Selkirk . 

Springfield . *..... 

Winnipeg  North . . 

Winnipeg  North  Centre  .  .  .  .  ’ .  ’ 

Winnipeg  South . 

Winnipeg  South  Centre. ..  . 


raSB.E.ON.SWICK!‘0M"mb™’ 

Gloucester . 

Kenl .  . 


43,832 

51,559 

56,913 

44,795 

67,358 

70,590 

62,843 

56,093 

68,299 

56,605 

56,613 

49,506 

48,656 

61,015 

46,496 

47,475 

50,583 


Members 


49,633 

51,140 

40,244 

65,645 

52,015 

45.569 
64,070 
44,318 
33,223 

49.570 
45,857 
81,533 
54,004 
29,477 
36,685 
61,416 
47,528 
54,089 
55,048 
64.131 
64,926 
74,689 


112,958 

46,848 

40,186 

44,555 

36,653 

43,511 

34,220 

45,697 

59,303 

47,459 

71,620 

65,523 

76,652 

51,356 


25,136 

57,489 

26,767 


Victor  Quelch . S.C. 

Joseph  Miville  Dechene . L. 

James  Alexander  Smith . S.C. 

Charles  Edward  Johnston _ S.C. 

Douglas  Scott  Harkness . P.C. 

Carl  Olof  Nickle . p.c. 

Ambrose  Holowach . S.C. 

Richard  F.  L.  Hanna . L. 

Hon.  George  Prudham . L. 

Charles  Yuill . S.C. 

John  Horne  Blackmore . S.C. 

Ernest  George  Hansell . S.C. 

William  Duncan  Wylie . S.C. 

Solon  Earl  Low . S.C. 

Frederick  Davis  Shaw . S.C. 

John  Decore . p, 

Ray  Thomas . S.C. 


P.O.  Address 


Erhart  Regier . C.C.F. 

Tom  Goode . pk 

Bert  Raymond  Leboe . .S.C. 

Hon.  James  Sinclair . p. 

Thomas  Speakman 

Barnett . C.C.F. 

George  Randolph  Pearkes.  .  .P.C 
Alexander  Bell  Patterson.  .  .  S.C. 

Edmund  Davie  Fulton . P.C. 

James  A.  Byrne .  p 

Herbert  Wiifred  Herridge. .  C.C.F. 

Colin  Cameron . C.C.F 

Frederick  George  J.  Haim.]  .  .S.C. 

Owen  L.  Jones  . C.C.F. 

George  William  McLeod. .  .  .  S  C 

Edward  T.  Applewhaite . P. 

John  Lome  MacDougall . P. 

Hon.  Ralph  Osborne  Campney.L. 

Harold  Edward  Winch . C.C.F. 

Angus  Maelnnis . C.C.F. 

Howard  Charles  Green .  .  P  C 

Elmore  Philpott . .  .  .  .P. 

Francis  Thrower  Fairey . ]  \p. 

Walter  Gilbert  Dinsdale.  ...  PC 

George  Dyer  Weaver .  p 

Fred  S.  Zaplitny . .  C.C.F. 

Wm.  Albert  Pommer . p, 

S.?.1?:  Stuart  S.  Garson . L. 

William  Gilbert  Weir .  p 

Ren6  Norbert  Jutras  . T 

Fernand  Viau . .  ...  P 

William  Scottie  Bryce ...  C  C  F 

Anton  Bernard  Weselak . .L 

Alistair  McL.  Stewart . C.C.F 

Stanley  Howard  Knowles .  .  C.C.F. 

Owen  C.  Trainor . pc 

Gordon  Churchill .  PC 

Andrew  Wesley  Stuart . L. 

Hedard  J.  Robichaud.  / 

Herv<$-J.  Michaud . W.’.L. 


Banff,  Alta. 
Bonnyville,  Alta. 
Kitscaty,  Alta. 
Calgary,  Alta. 
Calgary,  Alta. 
Calgary,  Alta. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Barrhead,  Alta. 
Cardston,  Alta. 
Vulcan,  Alta. 
Medicine  Hat,  Alta. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Innisfail,  Alta. 
Vegreville,  Alta. 
Wetaskiwin,  Alta. 


New  Westminster,  B.C. 
Burnaby,  B.C. 

Prince  George,  B.C. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Alberni,  B.C. 

Victoria.  B.C. 
Abbotsford,  B.C. 
Kamloops,  B.C. 
Kimberley,  B.C. 
Nakusp,  B.C. 

Victoria,  B.C. 

New  Westminster,  B.C. 
Kelowna,  B.C. 

Enderby,  B.C. 

Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Vancouver,  B.C. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 
Vancouver.  B.C. 
Victoria,  B.C. 


Brandon,  Man. 
Flin  Flon,  Man. 
Dauphin,  Man. 
Manitou,  Man. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Carman,  Man. 
Letellier,  Man. 

St.  Boniface,  Man. 
Selkirk,  Man. 
Beausejour,  Man. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 


St.  Andrews,  N.B. 
Caraquet,  N.B. 
Buctouche.N.B. 


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301 


PROVINCE  AND  ELECTORAL  DISTRICT 

1962  Re-distribution 


POPULA¬ 

TION 


Northumberland- Miramichi 
Restigouche-Madawaska . . . . 

Royal . 

Saint  John- Albert . 

Victoria-Carleton . 

TV  estmorland . 

York-Sunbury . 


NEWFOUNDLAND  (7  Members) 

Bonavista-Twillingate . 

Burin-Burgeo . . . 

Grand  Falls-White  Bay-Labrador . 


Humber-St.  George's. 

St.  John’s  Bast . 

St.  John's  West . 

Trinity-Conception .  . 


NOVA  SCOTIA  (12  Members) 
Antigonish-Guysborough . ....  ._.... 
Cape  Breton  North  and  Victoria.  .  . 

Cape  Breton  South . 

Colchester- Hants . 

Cumberland . . 

Digby-Annapolis-Kings . 

Halifax . 


32,500 

44,002 

45,800 

45,595 

33,818 

ONTARIO  (85  Members) 

51,988 

50,702 

46,293 

59,676 

28,205 

71,974 

39,255 

71,895 

60,288 

41.350 

30,115 

72,208 

55,518 

80,086 

45,568 

90,240 

45,675 

43,278 

57,876 

32,863 

35,430 

36,636 

44,003 

68,489 

73,049 

72,555 

43,771 

55,640 

58,009 

43,497 

55,008 

63,174 

55,644 

38,640 

53,993 

35,601 

38,831 

89,366 

72,396 

57,341 

32,402 

57,808 

39,148 

48,1 2C 

42,708 

33,482 

78,231 

56,121 

74,867 

57,079 

58,818 

42,994 

70,541 

35,673 

84,407 

40,810 

80,012 

51.868 


45,319 

43,043 

59,128 

52,142 

55,116 

56,338 

50,330 


26,216 

42,337 

82,859 

54,893 

39,655 

66,510 

162,217 


Members 


P.O.  Address 


George  Roy  McWilliam . L. 

.1.  C.  Van  Horne . P.C. 

Alfred  Johnson  Brooks . P.C 

Thomas  Miller  Bell . P.C. 

Gage  Workman  Montgomery  P.C. 

Henry  Murphy . L. 

Hon.  Milton  F.  Gregg . L. 


Hon.  J.  W.  Pickersgill . L. 

Chef-ley  William  Carter . L. 

Thomas  Gordon  William 

Ashbourne . L. 

Herman  N.  Batten . L 

Allan  MacPherson  Fraser . L 

James  Augustine  Power . L 

Leonard  T.  Stick . L 


James  Ralph  Kirk . L. 

William  Murdoch  Buchanan.  .  .  L 

Clarence  Gillis . C.C.F. 

Gordon  Timlin  Purdy . L 

Azel  Randolph  Lusby . L 

George  Clyde  Nowlan . P.C. 

Samuel  R.  Balcom . L 

John  H.  Dickey . L. 

Allan  Joseph  MacEachen . L. 

Henry  Byron  McCulloch . L. 

Hon.  R.  H.  Winters . L. 

Thomas  Andrew  Murray  Kirk..L. 


Newcastle,  N.B. 
Campbellton,  N.B. 
Sussex,  N.B. 

Saint  John,  N.B. 
Woodstock,  N.B. 
Moncton,  N.B. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 


Ottawa,  Ont. 

St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

TwiUingate,  Nfld. 
Corner  Brook,  Nfld. 
St.  John's,  Nfld. 

St.  John's,  Nfld. 
Bay  Roberts,  Nfld. 


Antigonish,  N.S. 
North  Sydney,  N.S. 
Glace  Bay,  N.S. 
Truro,  N.S. 
Amherst,  N.S. 
Wolfville,  N.S. 
Halifax,  N.S. 
Halifax,  N.S. 
Inverness,  N.S. 

New  Glasgow,  N.S. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Yarmouth,  N.S. 


Hon.  L.  B.  Pearson . L 

George  Ewart  Nixon . L 

James  E.  Brown . L. 

John  Alpheus  Charlton . P.C. 

George  Harris  Hees . P.C 

Andrew  E.  Robinson . P.C. 

Hon.  George  A.  Drew . P.C. 

Joseph  A.  Habel . L. 

Robert  Hardy  Small . P.C 

Paul  Theodore  Hellyer . L 

Hon.  ffm.  Earl  Rowe . P.C 

John  Mason  James . L 

Donald  Methuen  Fleming.  .  .P.C 

James  A.  McBain . P.C 

Hon.  Paul  Martin . L 

Stuart  Murray  Clark . L 

Donald  Ferguson  Brown . L 

Daniel  Mclvor . L 

Raymond  Bruneau . L 

J.  M.  Macdonnell . P.C. 

Arza  Clair  Casselman.  .....  .P.C. 
Hon.  Walter  Edward  Harris.  .  .L 

Colin  Emerson  Bennett . L 

Miss  M.  Sybil  Bennett . P.C 

Thomas  Hambly  Ross . L 

Russell  Earl  Reinke . L 

Mrs.  Ellen  Louks  Fairclough .  P.C. 

George  Stanley  White . P.C. 

Frank  S.  Foil  well . 

Alan  John  Patrick  Cameron.. .  .L 

Lewis  Elston  Cardiff . P.C. 

Wm.  Moore  Benidickson . .  L.-Lab 

E.  Blake  Huffman . L 

William  James  Henderson.  .  .  .  .L. 
Hugh  Alexander  MacKenzie.  .  .L 

Joseph  Warner  Murphy . P.C. 

Wm.  Gourlay  Blair . P.C. 

Hayden  Stanton . P.C 

Harry  Peter  Cavers . L 

Robert  Weld  Mitchell . F.C 

Harry  Oliver  White . P.C 

Robert  McCubbin . 

William  Limburg  Houck . L 

J-L6oda  Gauthier . L. 

John  Richard  Garland . L 

Raymond  Elmer  Anderson . L 

Fred  Grevstock  Robertson . L 

Michael  Starr.  . . P-C 

Jean  Thomas  Richard . L 

George  James  Mcllraith . L 

Wallace  Bickford  Nesbitt - P.C 

John  Wm.  Gordon  Hunter . L 

Wilfred  Kennedy  McDonald .  .  .L 


Ottawa,  Ont. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont. 
Brantford,  Ont. 

Paris,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. 
Kincardine,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 
Kapuskasing,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. 

Newton  Robinson,  Ont. 
Bowmanville,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

St.  Thomas,  Ont. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Harrow,  Ont. 

Windsor,  Ont. 

Fort  William,  Ont. 
Hawkesbury,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Prescott,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Meaford,  Ont. 
Georgetown,  Ont. 
Hamilton,  Ont. 
Hamilton,  Ont. 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

Madoc,  Ont. 

Belleville,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. 

Brussels,  Ont. 

Kenora,  Ont. 

Blenheim,  Ont. 

Kingston,  Ont. 

Watford,  Ont. 
Camlachie,  Ont. 

Perth,  Ont. 

Seeley's  Bay,  Ont. 

St.  Catharines,  Ont. 
London,  Ont. 
Glanworth,  Ont. 
Strathroy,  Ont. 

Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 
Sudbury,  Ont. 

North  Bay,  Ont. 
Waterford,  Ont. 
Cobourg,  Ont. 

Oshawa,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 
Woodstock,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Sundridge,  Ont. 


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[  1956 


PROVINCE  AND  ELECTORAL  DISTRICT 

1 952  Re-distribution 


Peel . 

Perth . 

Peterborough . 

Port  Arthur . 

Prince  Edward- Lennox . 

Renfrew  North . 

Renfrew  South . 

Rosedale . 

Russell . 

St.  Paul's . 

Simcoe  East . 

Simcoe  North . 

Spadina . 

Stormont . 

Sudbury . 

Timiskaming . 

Timmins . 


Chapleau . 

Charlevoix . 

Chateauguay-H  untingdon-Laprairie 

Chicoutimi . 

Compton-Frontenac . 

Dollard . 

Dorchester . 

Drummond- Arthabaska . . . 

Gaspe . 

Gatineau . ' 

Hochelaga . . . 

Huii . . 

Iles-de-la-Madeleine . 


Jacques  Cartier-La  Salle . 

Joliette-L’  Assomption- Montcalm 

Ramouraska . 

Labette . 

Lac- Saint- Jean . 

Lafontaine . 

Lapointe . . . 

Laurier . 

Laval . 

Levis . 

Longueuil . . . 

Lotbinibre . 

Maisonneuve-Rosemo  unt . 

Matap&dia-Matane . 

Migantic . . 

Mercier . 

Montmagny-L' Islet ... 

Mount  Royal .  . 


POPULA¬ 

TION 


55,673 

51,022 

53,123 

66,994 

31,111 

37,188 

31,624 

56,341 

56,951 

61,486 

46,769 

33,762 

85,479 

48,458 

58,276 

49,658 


Trinity . 

62,871 

43,654 

78,482 

47,641 

Victoria . 

Waterloo  North . 

Waterloo  South . 

W  elland . 

W  ellington- Huron . 

30,462 

43,350 

QUO 

W ellington  South .... 

W  entworth . 

York  Centre . 

66,505 

York  East . 

York  Humber . 

63,279 
51,059  J 
72,117  I 

York  North . 

York  Scarborough . 

York  South . 

York  West . 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 
(4  Members)  * 

Kings . 

Prince . 

Queens . 

QUEBEC  (75  Members) 
Argenteuil-Deux  Montagues . 

46,920  P 

Beauce . 

B  eauharnois-Salaberry 

Bellechasse .... 

31  076 

Berthier-Maskmonge-Delanaudiere 
Bonaventure .... 

44,292  J 

Brome-Missisquoi .  . 

Cartier . 

Chambly-Rouville .  . 

34,522  H 

Members 

John  Pallet . P.C. 

Jay  Waldo  Monteith . P.C. 

Gordon  Knapman  Fraser.  .  .  .P.C. 

Rt.  Hon.  C.  D.  Howe . L. 

George  James  Tustin . P.C. 

James  Moffat  Forgie . L 

Hon.  James  Joseph  McCann.  . . L. 

Charles  Henry . L. 

Joseph  Omer  Gour . L. 

Roland  Michener . P.C. 

Wm.  Alfred  Robinson . L. 

Julian  Harcourt  Ferguson..  .  .P.C, 

Charles  E.  Rea . P.C. 

Albert  Peter  Lavigne . L. 

David  Rodger  Mitchell . L. 

Mrs.  Marie  Ann  Shipley . L. 

Arliss  Eyre . L 

Id  D.  Carrick . L. 


P.O.  Address 


51,190 

53,951 

42,851 

44,343 

58,043 

42,428 

55,056 

36,807 

77,479 

69,209 

42,467 

66,079 

64,264 

9,999 

72,609 

76,957 

34,521 

42,701 

36,022 

53,720 

57,861 

50,244 

69,044 

41,279 

60,437 

36,419 

74,146 

60,663 

56.873 

77,934 

37,972 

77,394 


Schneider . L. 

A.  White . L 

McMillan . L. 

irvin  Howe . P.C. 

ed  Hosking . L. 

in  Lennard . P.C. 


Wm.  Noseworthy . C.C.F. 


Islington,  Ont. 
Stratford,  Ont. 
Lakefield,  Ont. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Napanee,  Ont. 
Pembroke,  Ont. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Casselman,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Midland,  Ont. 
Collingwood,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Cornwall,  Ont. 
Sudbury,  Ont. 
Kirkland  Lake,  Ont. 
Timmins,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Haliburton,  Ont. 
Kitchener,  Ont. 

Galt,  Ont. 

Thorold,  Ont. 
Arthur,  Ont. 

Guelph,  Ont. 
Dundas,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

.  .P.C.  Toronto,  Ont. 

Richmond  Hill,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont. 


ohn  Watson  MacNaught . L 

J.  Angus  MacLean . V  P.C. 

.  Neil  Alexander  Matheson  )  .  .L. 


Robert  Cauchon . £ 


Joseph  I.  Rochefort . .  .L. 

David  Gourd .  r 

Auguste  Maltais. ...........  L 

Jean  Boucher . L 

Paul  Edmond  Gagnon . Tnd. 

Joseph  Ad6odat  Blanchette  L 

Cuy  Rouleau .  ’ 

Robert  Perron .  PC 

Armand  Cloutier ‘  ‘  '  '  '  ‘jJ 


Souris,  P.E.I. 
Summerside,  P.E.I. 
Beaton's  Mills,  P.E.I. 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 


Lachute,  Que. 

St.  Martin-de-Beauce, 
Que. 

Valleyfield,  Que. 


G.  Leopold  Langlois . L 

Rodolphe  Leduc .  r 

Raymond  Eudes. L 

Alexis  Caron .  ^ 

Charles  Arthur  Dumoulin 
Cannon 


.L.  St.  Justin,  Que. 

-L.  Quebec,  Que. 

Sutton,  Que. 

.L.  Montreal,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Cap-de-la-Madeleine, 
Que. 

Amos,  Que. 

Sillery,  Que. 

Laprairie,  Que. 
Bagotville,  Que. 
Chartierville,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 

Sillery,  Que. 

Drummond ville,  Que. 

Ste  Anne  des  Monts,  Que. 
Maniwaki,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 

Hull,  Que. 


L. 


Edgar  Leduc. . . . . . . r 

Maurice  Breton . . j  ’ 

Arthur  MassS _ L 

Gustave  Roy .  r 

Andr6  Gauthier .  r* 

J. -Georges  Ratelle . r ' 

I  ernand  Girard . . r 

J.  E.  Lefransjois ...  r  ' 

Leopold  Demers.  . j 

Maurice  Bourget  . j 

Auguste  Vincent  "  j 

Hon.  Hughes  Lapointe. .' .  ' L 

J.-P.  Desch&telets .  .  .  / 

Leandre  Thibault.  . f 

Joseph  Lafontaine  . t 

Marcel  Monette _ "  l' 

Hon.  Jean  Lesage .  *  *  ’  *  j  * 

Alan  A.  Macnaughton \\\\ 


Quebec,  Que. 

Lachine,  P.Q. 

Joliette,  P.Q. 

Quebec,  P.Q. 

Mont  Laurier,  Que. 

St.  Joseph  d’Alma,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Jonquiere,  Que. 

Montreal,  P.Q. 

St.  Laurent,  Que. 

Lauzon,  Que. 

Montreal,  Que. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Montreal,  Que. 

Matane,  Que. 

Thetford  Mines.  Que. 
Pointe-aux-Trembles,P.Q 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Montreal,  Que. 


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PROVINCE  AND  ELECTORAL  DISTRICT 

1952  Re-distribution 


Nicolet-  Y  amaska . 

Notre-Dame-de-Grdce . 

Outremont-St.  Jean . 

Papineau . . 

Pontiac-Temiscamique . 

Portneuf . 

Quebec  East . 

Quebec- Montmorency . 

Quebec  South . 

Quebec  West . 

Richelieu-  Ver  chores . 

Richmond- Wolfe . 

Rimouski . 

Roberval . 

St.  Hyacinthe-Bagot . 

St.  J  ean-Iberville-N  apierville . 

St.  Maurice- La fleche . 

St.  Ann . 

St.  Antoine-W estmount . 

St.  Denis . 

St.  Henry . 

St.  James . 

St.  Lawrence-St.  George . 

St.  Mary . 

Saguenay . 

She  ford . 

Sherbrooke  . 

Stanstead . 

Temiscouata . 

Terrebonne . 

Trois-Rivieres . 

Vaudreuil-Soulanges . 

Verdun . 

Villeneuve . 


SASKATCHEWAN  (17  Members) 

Assiniboia . .  • 

Humboldt- Mel  fort . 

Kindersley . 

Mackenzie . 

Meadow  Lake . 

Melville . 

Moose  Jaw-Lake  Centre . 

Moose  Mountain . 


Prince  Albert . 

Qu’  Appelle . 

Regina  City . 

Rosetown-Biggar . 

Rosthern . 

Saskatoon . 

Swift  Current-Maple  Creek. 

The  Battlefords . 

Yorkton . 


YUKON  TERRITORY 
(1  Member) 

Yukon . 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
Mackenzie  River 


POPULA¬ 

TION 

Members 

44,248 

Maurice  Boisvert . 

. .  Q 

77,886 

William  McLean  Hamilton 

.P.C.  IV 

56,397 

Romuald  Bourque . 

...L.C 

69,565 

1. -Adrien  Meunier . Ind.  L.  I\ 

41,899 

John  Hugh  Proudfoot  .... 

...L.  F 

44,351 

Pierre  Gauthier . 

.  .  .L.  I 

79,177 

Ett.  Hon.  Louis  S.  St.  Laurent. .  .L.  C 

72,659 

Wilfrid  LaCroix . 

...L.Q 

52,834 

Frank  Power . 

54,726 

J  .-Wilfrid  Dufresne . 

.P.C.  Q 

44,386 

L.-J.-Lucien  Cardin . 

.  .  L.  S 

52,830 

Ernest  O.  Gingras . 

61,776 

Gerard  L£gare . 

45,984 

Georges  Viileneuve . 

.  .  .L.  D 

55,430 

Joseph  Fontaine . 

_ L.  6 

49,459 

J.  Armand  Menard . 

...L.  S 

68,606 

Joseph  Adolphe  Richard. . . 

. .  .L.  g 

45,119 

Thomas  Patrick  Healey .  .  . 

_ L.  1 

63,883 

Hon.  George  Marler . 

_ L.  I 

67,993 

Azellus  Denis . 

_ L.  ] 

63,612 

Joseph  Arsine  Bonnier.  .  .  . 

_ l.  : 

72,417 

47,305 

66,517 

42,057 

54,618 

56,711 

_ L.  ] 

_ L.  I 

_ L. 

_ L. 

.  .L. 

Maurice  Gingues . 

_ L. 

40,103 

Louis  Edouard  Roberge.  .  . 

56,383 

Jean  Paul  St.  Laurent . 

68,087 

57,104 

26,611 

_ L. 

.  .P.C. 

Hon.  Louis  Ren6  Beaudoin 

_ L. 

77,448 

69,004 

_ L. 

Armand  Dumas . 

.  .  .L. 

47,894 

Hazen  Robert  Argue . 

C.C.F. 

52,286 

Hugh  Alexander  Bryson  .  . 

C.C.F. 

44,720 

Willis  Merwyn  Johnson.  . . 

C.C.F. 

.  50,741 

Alexander  M.  Nicholson.  . 

C.C.F. 

.  35,424 

John  Hornby  Harrison  .  .  . 

_ L. 

.  43,173 

Rt.  Hon.  Jas.  G.  Gardiner. 

.  .  .  L. 

.  53,607 

40,939 

Wilbert  Ross  Thatcher .  .  . 
Edward  George 

McCullough . 

C.C.F. 

.  53,564 

John  George  Diefenbaker. 

.  .P.C. 

.  40,456 

Henry  Philip  Mang . 

.  66,078 

Alfred  Claude  Ellis . 

C.C.F. 

44,135 

M.  J.  Coldwell . 

C.C.F. 

.  49,455 

Walter  A.  Tucker . 

.  56,196 

Robert  Ross  Knight . 

C.C.F. 

.  50,539 

Irvin  William  Studer . 

.  50,913 

Alex.  Maxwell  Campbell. 

C.C.F. 

.  51,608 

George  Hugh  Castleden.. . 

.C.C.F. 

9,096 

James  Aubrey  Simmons  .  . 

_ L. 

10,279 

iMervyn  A.  Hardie . 

L. 

P.O.  Address 


Kayville,  Sask. 
Tisdale,  Sask. 
Beadle,  Sask. 
Sturgis,  Sask. 
Medstead,  Sask. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Moose  Jaw,  Sask. 

Manor,  Sask. 

Prince  Albert,  Sask. 
Edenwold,  Sask. 
Regina,  Sask. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Rosthern,  Sask. 
Saskatoon,  Sask. 
Lac  Pelletier,  Sask. 
Neilburg,  Sask. 
Yorkton,  Sask. 


Whitehorse,  Y.T. 


,  N.W.T. 


REMUNERATION  PAID  TO  MEMBERS  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 

in  lieu  of  apartments  of 


Members  of  the  House  of  Commons  of  Canada 
receive  $8,000.00  as  an  annual  sessional  indemnity,  in 
addition  they  receive  an  expense  allowance  of  $2,000.00 
per  annum;  the  Prime  Minister  receives  m  addition 
to  his  indemnity  and  expense  allowance  as  a  member, 
a  salary  of  $25,000.00  and  a  motor  car  allowance  of 
$2,000.00  per  annum.  Cabinet  Ministers  receive, 
in  addition  to  indemnity  and  expense  allowance  as  a 
member,  a  salary  of  $15,000.00  and  a  motor  car 
allowance  of  $2,000.00  per  annum;  the  leader  of  the 
opposition  receives  a  salary  of  $15,000.00  plus  a 
motor  car  allowance  of  $2,000.00  per  annum,  in 
addition  to  his  sessional  indemnity  of  $8,000.UU  ana 
expense  allowance  of  $2,000.00  per  annum. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons  receives  his 
annual  sessional  indemnity  of  $8,000.00,  expense 
allowance  of  $2,000.00,  a  salary  of  $9,000.00  and  a 
motor  car  allowance  of  $1,000.00.  He  is  entitled  to 

$3,000.00  per  annum  in  lieu  of  residence. 

The  Deputy  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons 
receives,  in  addition  to  his  annual  sessional  indemnity 
of  $8,000.00,  a  salary  of  $6,000.00,  and  an  allowance 


allowance  'granted  to  all  members  of  $2,000.00. 

The  Deputy  Chairman  of  Committees  receives  in 
addition  to  his  annual  sessional  indemnity  of  $8,00U.UU 
an  annual  allowance  of  $2,000.00  and  an  expense 
allowance  of  $2,000.00.  ..  .  , 

Parliamentary  Assistants  to  Cabinet  Ministers 
receive,  in  addition  to  their  sessional  indemnity  of 
$8,000.00  a  salary  of  $4,000.00  per  annum  and  an 
expense  allowance  of  $2,000.00. 

The  expense  allowance  of  $2,000.00  granted  to 

members  of  the  House  of  Commons  is  not  subject  to 
income  tax  except  in  the  case  of  Ministers  of  the 
Crown  and  the  Leader  of  the  Opposition. 

The  Governor-General  receives  a  sa]ary  “ 
$48  666.67.  The  estimates  include  an  item  for  office 
salaries,  printing,  stationery  and  other  allowances, 
and  for  travelling  expenses. 

The  salary  of  the  Lie'^enant-90yfI)nnpn°fot{hep^inIe 
inces  of  Ontario  and  Quebec  is  $10,000.  of  Fnnce 
Edward  Island  $8,000;  of  the  other  provinces  $9,000. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  THE 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 

General  Election  August  10,  1953 
Legal  duration,  5  years 
Twenty-Second  Parliament 
For  Post  Office  Addresses,  see  List  on  Page  308 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Aitken,  Miss  Margaret 
Anderson,  Raymond  E. .  .  . 
Applewhaite,  Edward  T.  . 

Argue,  Hazen  Robt . 

Arsenault,  Bona . 

Ashbourne,  Thomas  G.  W. 


Balcer,  L6on . 

Balcom,  Samuel  R . 

Barnett,  Thos.  Speakman. 
Batten,  Herman  M. ...... 

Beaudoin,  Hon.  Louis  Ren£ 

Beaudry,  Roland . 

Bell,  Thomas  Miller . 

Benidickson,  William  M. . 

Bennett,  Colin  E . 

Bennett,  Miss  M.  Sybil .  . 

Bertrand,  Lionel . 

Blackmore,  John  H . 

Blair,  William  Gourlay. . .  . 
Blanchette,  J.-Ad<5odat. , 

Boisvert,  Maurice . 

Boivin,  Marcel . 

Bonnier,  J.-ArsSne . 

Boucher,  Jean . 


CONSTITUENCY 


Bourget,  Maurice . . 
Bourque,  Romauld . 
Breton,  Maurice _ 


Brisson,  Lomer . 

Brooks,  Alfred  J . .  ’  ’ 

Brown,  Donald  Ferguson 

Brown,  James  E . . 

Bruneau,  Raymond . 

Bryce,  William  Scottie 
Bryson,  Hugh  Alexander 
Buchanan,  Wm.  Murdock 

Byrne,  James  A . 

Cameron,  A.  J.  P . .  ’ ' 

Cameron,  Colin .... 
Campbell,  Alex.  Maxwell !  ' 
Campney,  Hon.  Ralph  O. 

Cannon,  Chas.  A.  D . 

Cardiff,  Lewis  Elston . 

Cardin,  L.-J.-Lucien . 

Caron,  Alexis . 

Carrick,  Donald . . 

Carter,  Chesley  W . 

Casselman,  Arza  Clair. 

Castleden,  George  H . 

Cauchon,  Robert . 

Cavers,  Harry  Peter . 

Charlton,  John  Alpheus 

Churchill,  Gordon . 

Clark,  Stuart  Murray . 

Cloutier,  Armand 
Coldwell,  Major  James'. '. .'  ' 

Crestohl.  Leon  D . 

Dechene,  Joseph-Miviile’ 

Decore,  John . 

Demers,  Leopold . 

Denis,  Azellus .  [ 

Deschatelets,  J.-P . 

Deslifires,  Joseph-Ldon. 

Dickey,  John  H . ,  ,  [ 

Diefenbaker,  John  George 
Dmsdale,  Walter  Gilbert 
Drew,  Hon.  George  A. 

Dufresne,  J.-Wilfrid . ! 

Dumas,  Armand .  .  . 

Dupuis,  Hector . " 


York-Humber 
Norfolk 
Skeena 
Assiniboia 
Bonaventure 
Grand  Falls-White  Bay- 
Labrador 
Trois-Rivi^res 
Halifax 

Comox-Alberni 

Humber-St.  George’s 

Vaudreuil-Soulanges 

St.  James 

St.  John-Albert 

Kenora-Rainy  River 

Grey  North 

Hal  ton 

Terrebonne 

Lethbridge 

Lanark 

Compton-Frontenac 
Nicolet-Yamaska 
Shefford 
St.  Henry 

Chateauguay-Hunting- 

don-Laprairie 

L6vis 

Outremont-St.  Jean 
loliette-1’ Assomption 
Montcalm 
Saguenay 
Royal 
Sssex  West 
Brantford 
Glengarry-Prescott 
Selkirk 

Humboldt-Melfort 
Cape  Breton  North  and 
Victoria 
Kootenay-East 
High  Park 
Nanaimo 
The  Battlefords 
Vancouver  Centre 
lles-de-la  Madeleine 
Huron 

Richelieu- V  erch  Sres 

Hull 

Trinity 

Burin-Burgeo 

Grenville-Dundas 

Yorkton 

Beauharnois-Salaberry 

Lincoln 

Brant-Haldimand 
Winnipeg  S.  Centre 
Essex  South 

Drummond-Arthabaska 

Rosetown-Biggar 

Cartier 

Athabaska 

Vegreville 

Laval 

St.  Denis 

Maisonneuve-Rosemont 

Brome-Missisquoi 

Halifax 

Prince  Albert 

Brandon-Souris 

Carleton 

Quebec  West 

Villeneuve 

St.  Mary 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


CONSTITUENCY 


Ellis,  Alfred  Claude . 

Enfield,  Frank  A . 

Eudes,  Raymond . 

Eyre,  Karl  A . 

Fair,  Robert . 

Fairclough,  Mrs.  Ellen  L. . 
Fairey,  Francis  Thrower  . 
Ferguson,  Julian  Harcourt 
Fleming,  Donald  Methuen 

Follwell,  Frank  S . 

Fontaine,  Joseph . 

Forgie,  James  Moffatt.  .  . 
Fraser,  Allan  MacPherson 

Fraser,  Gordon  K . 

Fulton,  Edmund  Davie  . 
Gagnon,  Paul-Edmond. .  . 
Gardiner,  Rt.Hon.  James  G 
Garland,  John  Richard  .  . . 
Garson,  Hon.  Stuart  S. . . . 

Gauthier,  Andrli . 

Gauthier,  J.-L6oda . 

Gauthier,  Pierre . 

Gillis,  Clarence . 

Gingras,  Ernest  O . 

Gingues,  Maurice . 

Girard,  Fernand . 

Goode,  Tom . 

Gour,  Joseph-Omer . 

Gourd,  David . 

Green,  Howard  Charles .  . 

Gregg,  Hon.  M.  F . 

Habei,  Joseph- A. . . 

Hahn.  Fred.  George  J. .  .  . 

Hamilton,  John  B . 

Hamilton,  Wm.  McLean.. 
Hanna,  Richard  F.  L. 
Hansell,  Ernest  George . . . 
Hardie.  Mervyn  Arthur.  .  . 
Harkness,  Douglas  Scott.  . 

Harris,  Hon.  Walter  E . 

Harrison,  John  Hornby 

Healy,  Thomas  P . 

Hees,  George  H . 

Hellyer,  Paul  T . .  ’ 

Henderson,  William  James 

Henry,  Charles . 

Herridge,  Herbert  Wilfred 

Hodgson,  Clayton  W . 

Hollingworth,  A.  H. . 
Holowach,  Ambrose ...'![ 
Hosking,  Henry  Alfred. .  . 
Houck.  William  Limburg . 
Howe,  Rt,.  Hon.  Clarence  D 
Howe,  William  Marvin .... 
Huffman,  Edward  Blake 

Hunter,  John  W.  G . 

lames,  John  Mason 
Johnson,  Willis  Merwyn'.*. . 

Johnston,  Charles  E . 

Jones,  Owen  L . 

lu tra  s,  Renfi-Norbert . 

Kickham,  Thos.  Joseph. 

Kirk,  James  Ralph . 

Kirk,  Thomas,  A.  M . 


Knight,  Robert  Ross . .  . 

Knowles.  Stanley  H _ 

LaCroix,  Wilfrid . 

Lafontaine,  Joseph. 
Langlois,  J.  G.  Leopold 
Langlois,  Joseph . 


Lapointe,  IIon.  Hugues 


Regina  City 
York  -Scarborough 
Hochelaga 
Timmins 

Battle  River-Camrose 
Hamilton  West 
Victoria  (B.C.) 

Simcoe  North 

Eglinton 

Hastings  South 

St.  Hyacinthe-Bagot 

Renfrew  North 

St.  John’s  East 

Peterborough 

Kamloops 

Chicoutimi 

Melville 

Nipissing 

Marquette 

Lac-St.  Jean 

Nickel  Belt 

Portneuf 

Cape  Breton  South 
Richmond-Wolfe 
Sherbrooke 
Lapointe 

Burnaby-Richmond 

Russell 

Chapleau 

Vancouver-Quadra 

York-Sunbury 

Cochrane 

New  Westminster 

York  West 

Notre-Dame-de-Gr&ce 

Edmonton-Strathcona 

Macleod 

Mackenzie  River 
Calgary  North 
Grey-Bruce 
Meadow  Lake 
St.  Ann 
Broadview 
Davenport 
Kingston 
Rosedale 
Kootenay  West 
Victoria  (Ont.) 

York  Centre 
Edmonton  East 
Wellington  South 
Niagara  Falls 
Port  Arthur 
Wellington-Huron 
Kent  (Ont.) 

Parkdale 
Durham 
Kindersley 
Bow  River 
Okanagan  Boundary 
Provencher 
Kings  (P.E.I.) 
Antigonish-Guysborough 
Shelburne-Yarmouth- 
Clare 
Saskatoon 

Winnipeg  North  Centre 

Qu6bec-Montmorency 

Mtigantic 

Gasp6 

Berthier-MaskinongS- 

DelanaudUre 

LotbiniAre 


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NAME  OP  MEMBERS 


Lavigne,  Albert  Peter . 

Leboe,  Bert  Raymond.  .  .  . 

Leduc,  Edgar . 

Leduc,  Rodolphe . 

Leduc,  Yves . 

Lefrancois,  J.-Eug4ne . 

L^gare,  Gerard . 

Lennard,  Frank  Exton .... 

Lesage,  Hon.  Jean . 

Low,  Solon  Earl . 

Lusby,  Azel  Randolph .... 

Macdonnell.  James  M . 

MacDougall,  John  L . 

MacEachen,  Allan  Joseph. 

Maclnnis,  Angus . 

MacKenzie,  Hugh  Alex. . .  . 

MacLean,  J.  Angus. ; . 

MacNaught,  John  W . 

Macnaughton,  Alan  A . 

Maltais,  Auguste . 

Mang,  Henry  Phillip . 

Marler,  Hon.  George . 

Martin,  Hon.  Paul . 

Mass4,  Arthur . 

Matheson,  Neil  Alexander. 

McBain,  James  A . 

McCann,  Hon.  James  J. . . . 

McCubbin,  Robert . 

McCulloch,  Henry  B . 

McCullough,  Ed.  George  .  . 

McDonald,  Wilfred  Iv . 

McGregor,  Robert  H . 

Mcllraith,  George  J . 

Mclvor,  Daniel.  .  .  .  . . 

McLeod,  George  William  . . 

McMillan,  William  H . 

McWilliam,  George  Roy  .  . 

Menard,  J.  Armand . 

Meunier,  J. -Adrien . 

Michaud,  Herv6  J . 

Michener,  Roland . 

Mitchell,  David  Rodger.  .  . 
Mitchell,  Robert  Weld.  .  .  . 

Monette,  Marcel . 

Monteith,  Jay  Waldo . 

Montgomery,  Gage 

Workman 

Murphy,  Henry  J . 

Murphy,  Joseph  Warner  . . 
Nesbitt,  Wallace  Bickford . 

Nicholson,  A.  M . 

Nickle,  Carl  Olof . 

Nixon,  George  Ewart . 

Noseworthy,  Joseph  Wm. .. 

Nowlan,  George  C . 

Pallett,  John  Cameron .... 

Patterson,  Alex.  Bell . 

Pearkes,  George  R . 

Pearson,  Hon.  Lester  B. . . . 

Perron,  Robert.  . . 

Philpott.  Elmore . 

Pickersgill,  Hon.  John  W. . 

Pinard,  Hon.  Roch . 

Pommer,  W.  A . 


CONSTITUENCY 


Stormont 

Cariboo 

Jacques  Cartier-Lasalle 

Gatineau 

Verdun 

Laurier 

Rimouski 

Wentworth 

Montmagny-L’Islet 

Peace  River 

Cumberland 

Greenwood 

Vancouver-Burrard 

Inverness-Richmond 

V  ancouver-  Kingsway 

Lambton-Ivent 

Queens  (P.E.I.) 

Prince  (P.E.I.) 

Mount  Royal 

Charlevoix 

Qu’Appelle 

St.  Antoine-Westmount 

Essex  East 

Kamouraska 

Queens 

Elgin 

Renfrew  South 
Middlesex  West 
Pictou 

Moose  Mountain 

Parry  Sound-Muskoka 

York  East 

Ottawa  West 

Fort  William 

Okanagan-Revelstoke 

Welland 

Northumberland- 
Miramichi 
St.  John’s 
Papineau 
Kent  (N.B.) 

St.  Paul’s 

Sudbury 

London 

Mercier 

Perth 

Victoria-Carleton 
Westmorland 
Lamb  ton  West 
Oxford 
Mackenzie 
Calgary  South 
Algoma  West 
York  South 

Digby-Annapolis-Kings 

Peel 

Fraser  Valley 

Esquimalt-Saanich 

Algoma  East 
Dorchester 
Vancouver  South 
Bonavista-Twillingate 
Chambly-Rouville 
Lisgar _ 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Poulin,  Raoul . 

Power,  Frank . . 

Power,  James  Augustine  .  . 
Proudfoot,  John  Hugh .... 
Prudham,  Hon.  George. . . . 

Purdy,  Gordon  T . 

Quelch,  Victor . 

Ratelle,  J.-George . 

Rea,  Chas.  E . 

Regier,  Erhart . 

Reinke,  Russell  Earl . 

Richard,  Jean  T . 

Richard,  Joseph  Adolphe.  . 

Richardson,  Claude . 

Roberge,  Louis  Edouard  .  . 
Robertson,  Frederick  G. ... 

Robichaud,  Hedard-J . 

Robinson,  Andrew  E . 

Robinson,  William  Alfred  . 

Rochefort,  Joseph-J . 

Ross,  Thomas  fiambly .... 

Rouleau,  Guy . .  . . 

Rowe,  Hon.  William  Earl.  . 

Roy,  Gustave . 

St.  Laurent,  Jean  Paul. .  . . 
St.  Laurent,  Rt.  Hon.  L.  S. 

Schneider,  Norman  C . 

Shaw,  Frederick  Davis.  . .  . 
Shipley,  Mrs.  Marie  Ann.  . 
Simmons,  James  Aubrey  . . 

Sinclair,  Hon.  James . 

Small,  Robert  Hardy . 

Smith,  James  A . 

Smith,  John  E . 

Stanton,  Hayden . 

Starr,  Michael . . 

Stewart,  Alistair  McL . 

Stick,  Leonard  T . 

Stuart,  Andrew  Wesley - 

Studer,  Irvin  Wm . 

Thatcher,  Wilbert  Ross .  .  . 

Thibault,  LSandre . 

Thomas,  Ray . 

Trainor,  Owen  C . 

Tucker,  Walter  A . 

Tustin,  George  James . 

Valois,  Philippe . 

Van  Horne,  J.  E . 

Viau,  Fernand . 

Villeneuve,  Georges . 

Vincent,  Auguste . 

Weaver,  George  Dyer . 

Weir,  William  Gilbert . 

Weselak,  Anton  Bernard  . 

White,  Arthur  W.  A . 

White,  George  Stanley - 

White,  Harry  Oliver ..... 
Winch,  Harold  Edward  .  . 
Winters,  Hon.  Robt.  H. . . 
Wylie,  William  Duncan.  . 

Yuill,  Charles . 

Zaplitny,  Fred  S . 


CONSTITUENCY 


Beauce 

Quebec,  South 

St.  John’s  West 

Pontiac-Temiscamingue 

Edmonton  West 

Colchester-Hants 

Acadia 

Lafontaine 

Spadina 

Burnaby-Coquitlam 

Hamilton  South 

Ottawa  East 

St.  Maurice-LaS^che 

St.  Lawrence-St.  George 

Stanstead 

Northumberland 

Gloucester 

Bruce 

Simcoe  East 
Champlain 
Hamilton  East 
Dollard 

Dufferin-Simcoe 
Labelle 
T6miscouata 
Quebec  East 
Waterloo  North 
Red  Deer 
Timiskaming 
Yukon 

Coast-Capilano 

Danforth 

Battle  River-Camrose 

York  North 

Leeds 

Ontario 

Winnipeg  North 
Trinity-Conception 
Charlotte 
Swift  Current- 
Maple  Creek 
Moose  Jaw-Lake  Centre 
Matapedia-Matane 
Wetaskiwin 
Winnipeg  South 
Rosthem 

Prince  Edward-Lennox 
Argenteuil-Deux 
Montagnes 

Restigouche-Madawaska 

St.  Boniface 

Roberval 

Longueuil 

Churchill 

Portage-N  eepawa 

Springfield 

Waterloo  South 

Ilastings-Frontenac 

Middlesex  East 

Vancouver  East 

Queens-Lunenburg 

Medicine  Hat 

Jasper-Edson 

Dauphin 


PETITIONS  TO  THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 


A  petition  to  the  House  of  Commons  must  be 
presented  by  a  Member,  and  such  Member  shall  be 
answerable  that  the  petition  does  not  contain  im¬ 
pertinent  or  improper  matter’  .  One  person  may 
petition  the  House  of  Commons.  Petitions  may  be 
either  written  or  printed.  When  there  are  three  or 
more  petitioners,  the  signatures  of  a.t  least  three 
shall  be  subscribed  on  the  sheet  containing  the  praye 

Long*  usage  both  here  and  in  the  United  Kingdom 
has  sanctioned  the  rule  that  every  petition  should 
commence  with  the  superscription  I  o  the 

Honourable  the  House  of  Commons  of  Canada  in 


Parliament  assembled”.  Then  should  follow  the 

;ar  “Thfl  Petition  of  the  undersigned  - — 

humbly  sheweth”.  The  subject  matter  of  the  peti¬ 
tion  then  follows  in  the  third  person  throughout  and 
each  Paragraph  should  commence  with  the  word 

“TThe’conclusion  should  be  the  ’’prayer”,  briefly  and 

"And  your  petitioners,  as  in  duty  bound,  win  ever 
pray”. 


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CANADIAN  PARLIAMENTS 


1956 


FEDERAL  PARLIAMENT  REPRESENTATION 


The  Parliament  of  Canada  consists  of  the  Senate 
and  the  House  of  Commons. 


THE  SENATE 

Senators  are  appointed  for  life;  must  be  Canadian 
Citizens  or  British  subjects  and  30  years  of  age;  must 
own  lands  worth  net  $4,000  in  the  province  which 
they  represent,  and  must  be  worth  $4,000  above  all 
debts.  They  must  be  residents  of  the  province  for 
which  appointed  or  of  the  electoral  division  in  the 
Province  of  Quebec. 


The  Speaker  is  appointed  by  the  Governor-General. 

The  Senate  as  originally  constituted  at  Confedera- 
tion  consisted  of  72  members.  Through  the  addition 
of  new  provinces  and  the  general  growth  of  Canada 
it  now  has  102  members,  the  latest  change  in  repre¬ 
sentation  having  been  made  March  31,  1949 

with  the  admission  of  Newfoundland  to  Confedera¬ 
tion.  By  provinces,  representation  is  as  follows: 
Newfoundland  6,  Prince  Edward  Island  4,  Nova 
Scotia  10,  New  Brunswick  10,  Quebec  24,  Ontario  24, 
Manitoba  6,  Saskatchewan  6,  Albert  6,  British 
Columbia  6:  total  102. 


THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 

The  members  of  the  House  of  Commons  are 
elected  by  the  people.  The  ordinary  legal  limit  of 
duration  for  each  Parliament  is  five  years,  sitting  at 
least  once  a  year.  The  Speaker  is  elected  by  the 
House. 

In  the  21st  Parliament,  elected  June  27,  1949,  the 
House  of  Commons  consisted  of  255  members.  A 
Redistribution  Act,  passed  after  each  decennial 
census  readjusts  the  representation  in  the  House  of 
Commons  in  accordance  with  rules  laid  down  in 
Section  51  of  the  British  North  America  Acts,  1867 


py  Virtue  of  the  Representation  Act,  1952,  member- 
oKfP  ]n  lor  ^^Use. Commons  was  increased  from 
255  to  265  effective  at  the  general  election  held 
August  10,  1953. 

Representation  in  the  House  of  Commons  for  the 
22nd  Parliament  is  as  follows:  Alberta  17;  British 
Columbia,  22;  Manitoba  14;  New  Brunswick  10- 
Newfoundland  7;  Nova  Scotia  12;  Ontario  85- 
Prince  Edward  Island  4;  Quebec  75;  Saskatchewan 
17;  Mackenzie  District,  N.W.T.  1;  and  the  Yukon 
territory  1;  making  a  total  of  265. 


CANADIAN  PRIME  MINISTERS  SINCE  1867 

2.  Hon^Alexamd'er^MM:'kenzie0na^ . .From  July  1,  1867  to  Nov.  5. 

3.  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  A.  Macdonald'. . From  Nov.  7.  1873  to  Oct.  16. 

4.  Hon.  Sir  John  J.  Abbott  . .  .  From  ^ct.  W,  *878  to  June  6, 

5.  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  S.  D.  Thompson . F™m  J)Re  16-  1891  to  Nov.  24, 

6.  Hon.  Sir  Mackenzie  Bowell  P  . ■ -From  Dec.  5,  1892  to  Dec.  12, 

7.  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Tupper . . . From  Dec.  21,  1894  to  April  27, 

8.  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier  . .From  May  1,  1896  to  July  8, 

.8:  li:  iSS:  H  gifts  {r  Ssfr 

11.  Et.  Hon.  Arthur  Melghon,  Co ?£$  1817  “  Jl* 

J2'  Hon-  William  Lyon  Mackenzie  King  ("Libera  11  From  'jFly  19’  ???°  to  De0-  29, 

J3-  Son"  £f.tilur  Meighen,  (Conservative)  J . .From  Dee.  29,  1921  to  June  28, 

!  51"  §on-  William  Lyon  Mackenzie  King  (Liberal) . FromJune  29,^1926  to  Sept.  25, 

5.  Rt.  Hon.  Richard  Bedford  Bennett,  (Conservative)'  (Became  viscount  Bennett,  llli)  t0  ^Ug‘  6l 

16.  Rt.  Hon.  William  Lyon  Mackenzie  King  (Liberal)  From  Aug  7,  1930  to  Oot-  23- 

17.  Rt.  Hon.  Louis  Stephen  St.  Laurent,  (Liberal)  . Fr0m  0ct-  23’  1935  to  Nov-  15. 

. From  Nov.  15, 


1873 

1878 

1891 

1892 
1894 
1896 
1896 
1911 
1917 

1920 

1921 
1926 
1926 
1930 

1935 

1948 

1948 


POPULATION  OF  CANADA  BY  PROVINCES 


Province 


Alberta  . .  . 

British  Columbia 
Manitoba 

New  Brunswick  . 
fNewfoundland. 

Nova  bcotia . 

Ontario 

Prince  Edward  Island 

Quebec  . 

Saskatchewan 
Yukon  Territory 
Northwest  Territories 


Rural . , 
Urban  . 


1951 

(Census) 

1941 

(Census) 

1931 

(Census) 

939,501 

1,165,210 

776,541 

515,697 

361,416 

642,584 

4,597,542 

98,429 

4,055,681 

831,728 

9,096 

16,004 

796,169 

817,861 

729,744 

457,401 

577.962 

3,787,655 

95,047 

3,331,882 

895,992 

4,914 

12,028 

731,605 

694,263 

700,139 

408.219 

512,846 

3,431,683 

88,038 

2,874,662 

921,785 

4,230 

9.316 

14,009,429 

11,506,655 

10.376,786 

5,381  176 
8,628.253 

5,254,239 

6,252,416 

4,804,728 

5,572,058 

1921 

(Census) 


588,454 

524,582 

610.118 

387,876 

523  83 
2,933,662 
88,615 
2,360,510 
757,510 
4,157 
8,143 


*8,787.464 


4,435,827 

4,352,122 


1911 

(Census) 


374,295 

392,480 

461,394 

351.889 

492,338 

2,527,292 

93,728 

2.005,776 

492,432 

8,512 

6,507 


7,206,643 


3,933,696 

3,272,947 


census, 


according  to  naval  station  or 
1945,  was  321,819. 


home  residener . 


1956  ] 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


307 


DEPARTMENTS  OF  GOVERNMENT 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS 


DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

The  Department  of  Agriculture  was  constituted  in 
1867  (31  Vic.  Chap.  53).  The  Department  administers: 
The  Animal  Contagious  Diseases  Act. 

The  Agricultural  Prices  Support  Act,  1944. 

The  Agricultural  Products  Act. 

The  Agricultural  Products  Co-operative  Marketing 
Act. 

The  Canada  Agricultural  Products  Standards  Act. 
The  Canada  Dairy  Products  Act. 

The  Cheese  and  Cheese  Factory  Improvement  Act. 
The  Cold  Storage  Act. 

The  Destructive  Insect  and  Pest  Act. 

The  Experimental  Farm  Stations  Act. 

The  Feeding  Stuffs  Act. 

The  Fertilizers  Act. 

The  Fruit,  Vegetables  and  Honey  Act. 

The  Hay  and  Straw  Inspection  Act. 

The  Inspection  and  Sale  Act. 

The  Livestock  Pedigree  Act. 

The  Livestock  and  Livestock  Products  Act. 

The  Maple  Products  Industry  Act. 

The  Maritime  Marshland  Rehabilitation  Act. 

The  Meat  and  Canned  Foods  Act  (Fruit  and 
Vegetables). 

The  Meat  and  Canned  Foods  Act  (Meats) 

The  Meat  Inspection  Act. 

The  MUk  Test  Act. 

The  Pest  Control  Products  Act. 

The  Prairie  Farm  Assistance  Act. 

The  Prairie  Farm  Rehabilitation  Act. 

The  Seeds  Act. 

The  Wheat  Co-operative  Marketing  Act. 

The  Control  and  Extirpation  of  Foot  and  Mouth 
Disease  Act. 

Research  and  experimentation  are  carried  out  by 
the  Science  Service  and  the  Experimental  Farms 
Service;  the  maintenance  of  standards  and  protection 
of  products  by  the  Production  Service  and  Marketing 
Service;  reclamation  and  development  by  the  Prairie 
Farm  Rehabilitation  Administration  and  the  Mari¬ 
time  Marshland  Rehabilitation  Administration,  while 
security  and  price  stability  policies  are  administered 
under  the  Prairie  Farm  Assistance  Administration 
and  the  Agricultural  Prices  Support  Board. 

The  results  of  work  in  these  various  fields  and  in¬ 
formation  on  the  policies  of  the  Department  in 
general  are  made  available  to  the  public. 

Administration 

Minister  of  Agriculture . Rt,  Hon.  J.  G.  Garoliicr 

Parliamentary  Assistant . Robert  McCubbin 

Deputy  Minister  r, 

J.  G.  Taggart,  C.B.E.,  B.S.A.,  D.Sc. 
Chief  Treasury  Officer . T.  R.  C.  Anderson 

Information  Service 

Director  of  Information  _  „  „  . 

S.  R.  N.  Hodgins,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  B.S.A. 

Chief  Publications . J.  S.  McGiffin,  B.S.A. 

Chief,  Press,  Visuals . R.  S.  Mackay 

Experimental  Farms  Service 
Administrative  Division 

Director . C.  H.  Goulden,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Associate  Director 

J.  C.  Woodward,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
Central  Experimental  Farm  Division 

Chiefs  of: 

Animal  Husbandry  _ 

H.  K.  C.  A.  Rasmussen,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Apiculture . C.  A.  Jamieson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Cereal  Crops.  .D.  G.  Hamilton,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
Field  Husbandry,  Soils  and  Agricultural  Engineering 
P.  O.  Ripley,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
Forage  Crops .T .  M.  Stevenson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc..  Ph.D. 

Horticulture.  .  .  . . H.  Hill,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Illustration  Stations . A.  E.  Barrett,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 

Poultry  . H.  S.  Guttendge,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 

Tobacco. ........  N.  A.  MacRae,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 


Branch  Experimental  Farms 
Stations,  Substations  and  Laboratories 
Superintendents  of: 

Agassiz,  B.C..M.  F.  Clarke,  B.S.A.,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D. 

Beaverlodge,  Alta . E.  C.  Stacey,  M.Sc. 

Brandon,  Man . R.  M.  Hopper,  M.Sc. 

Caplan,  Que . L.  J.  Bellefleur,  B.S.A. 

Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

R.  C.  Parent,  B.S.A.,  M.S.A. 

Delhi,  Ont. 

•  L.  S.  Vickery,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Officer  in  Charge 
Fort  Vermilion,  Alta. 

V.  J.  Lowe,  Officer  in  Charge 
Fort  Simpson,  N.W.T. 

J.  A.  Gilbey,  B.S.A.,  M.S.A. 

Fredericton,  N.B . S.  A.  Hilton,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 

Harrow,  Ont . H.  F.  Murwin,  B.S.A. 

Indian  Head,  Sask . J.  R.  Foster,  B.S.A. 

Indian  Head  Forest  Nursery  Station 

J.  Walker.  M.Sc. 

Kamloops,  B.C . T.  G.  Willis,  B.S.A.,  M.S.A. 

Kapuskasing,  Ont . F.  X.  Gosselin,  B.S.A. 

Kentville,  N.S..C.  J.  Bishop,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Lacombe,  Alta . J.  G.  Stothart,  B.S.A.,  VI -Sc. 

L’Assomption,  Pue . R.  Bordeleau,  B.S.A. 

Lennoxville,  Que.  E.  Mercier,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Lethbridge,  Alta . H.  Chester,  B.S.A. 

Manyberries,  Alta.,  Range  Experiment  Station 

H.  F.  Peters,  M.Sc. 

M effort,  Sask . H.  E.  Wilson,  B.S.A. 

Morden,  Man . W.  R.  Leslie,  B.S.A.,  LL.L>. 

Nappan,  N.S . S.  B.  Williams,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 

Normandin,  Que . A.  Belzile,  B.S-A. 

Prince  George,  B.C. .  .  W.  T.  Burns,  B.S.A.,  hl.Sc. 

St.  John’s  West,  Nfld. . I.  J.  Green,  B.S.A. 

Ste.  Anne  de  la  Pocatiere,  Que  ,  _ 

J.  R.  Pelletier,  M.Sc. 

Scott,  Sask . G.  D.  Matthews,  B.S.A. 

Saanichton,  B.C . J.  J-  Woods,  M.S.A. 

Saskatoon,  Sask.,  Dominion  Forage  Crops 

Laboratory.  .W.  J.  White.  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Smithers,  B.C . R.  G.  Savage,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 

Summerland,  B.C...T.  LI.  Anstey,  M.S.A.,  PhD. 

Summerside,  P.E.I . C.  K.  Gunn,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Sutherland,  Sask.,  Forest  Nursery  Station 

W.  L.  Kerr,  M.Sc. 

Swift  Current,  Sask . G.  N.  Denike,  B.S.A . 

Swift  Current,  Sask.,  Soil  Research  Laboratory 

J.  L.  Doughty,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Whitehorse,  Y.T .  J.  W  Abbott 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  Dom.  Cereal  Breeding  Laboratory 
R.  F.  Peterson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Marketing  Service 
Administrative 

Director . L.  W.  Pearsall,  O.B.E. 

Associate  Director . .  .  .  W.  C.  Cameron,  B.S.A. 

Markets  Information  Section,  .  ,  , 

M.  Rachlis,  B.S.A.  (Officer-m-charge) 
Chief,  Consumer  Service  Section  , 

Miss  L.  Pepper,  M.B.E. 

Chief,  Transportation  and  Storage  Section 

G.  B.  Miller,  D.V.o. 

Agricultural  Economics  Division 
Chief,  Economics  Division ^  ^  Q  p  E  _  ph  D 

Dairy  Products  Division 
Chief,  Dairy  Products  Division, 


Chief,  Dairy  Inspection . D.  %Goodjvfflie,  M.Sc. 

Chief,  Dairy  Marketing . H.  A.  Derby,  in.D. 

Fruit  and  Vegetable  Division 
Chief,  Fruit  and  Vegetable  Division L  q  p  g  A 

Chief,  Fruit  and  Vegetable  Marketing,  R.  E.  Robinson 

Chief  Canning  Inspector.  . . . . rerry 

Chief,  Fruit  and  Vegetable  Insp^wn,^  ^  ^  ^ 


308 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


[1956 


Live  Stock  Division 

Chief,  Livestock  Division . H.  J.  Maybee,  B.S.A 

Chief,  Livestock  Marketing ,  .  .  .R.  K.  Bennett,  B.S.A. 
Chief,  Grading  and  Inspection.  .  .  .  W.  E.  Sern,  B.S.A. 

Chief,  Fur  Grading . W.  M.  Ritchie 

Poultry  Division 

Chief,  Poultry  Division . A.  D.  Davey,  B.S.A 

Chief ,  Grading  and  Inspection . A.  F.  Curran 

Production  Service 
Administrative  Division 

Director . S.  C.  Barry,  B.S.A 

Animal  Pathology  Division 

Chief . Chas.  A.  Mitchell,  M.F.OJ.S.) 

B.V.Sc.,  D.V.M.,  F.R.S.C.,  H.A.R.C.V.s! 
Health  of  Animals  Division 
Veterinary  Director  General.  K.F.  Wells,  V.S.,  D.V.M. 
Chief  Veterinarian  (C.D.) 

R.  J.  McClenaghan,  B.V.Sc. 
Live  Stock  and  Poultry  Division 

CJ’ . A.  W.  Peterson,  B.S.A. 

Chief,  Agricultural  Production  Service  ( Live  Stock ) 

.,  .  .  ,  ,  ,  J.  W.  Graham,  B.S.A. 

Chief,  Agricultural  Production  Service  ( Poultry ) 

G.  R.  Wilson,  B.S.A 
.  Plant  Products  Division 

T . •.•••■ . J.  E.  Blakeman,  B.S.A. 

Chief,  Inspection  Services . J.  W.  Mackay,  B.S.A 

Chief,  Agricultural  Production  Service 

n,  ■  .  T  i  „  A.  Dumais,  B.S.A 

Chief,  Laboratory  Services . A.  C.  Heise,  B.S.A. 

Science  Service 
Director  ,  K. ^W.  Neatby,  B.S.A.,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D. 

.L1.L/.U.,  r  .K.o.C. 

Associate  Director,  W.  E.  van  Steenburgh,  O.B.E 
M.A.,  Ph.D. 

M'Sc^Phlf  Division,  Chief,  H.  Katznelson,  B.Sc. 

Division  of  Botany  and  Plant  Pathology,  Chief,  W. 
Ph.D  ,nFaR  S  C  '  B’A”  B’Sc”  “.Sc.; 

M^!a?[  D  So  °hemistry’  Chief'  A-  R-  G.  Emslie, 
Division  of  Entomology,  Chief,  R.  Glen,  M.Sc  Ph  D 

B.Sc",  M.Sc.Tph^0'0®2'’  °hief'  M'  L-  Breb“e: 

Division  of  Plant  Protection,  Chief,  W.  N.  Keenan 

A  r?a?UL1^rEAL  Rkices  Support  Board 
At  tl.  Confederation  Bldg.,  Ottawa 

Prices  SnnnortSS0n  °f  parliamJeI>t  an  Agricultural 
Jrnces  Support  Act  was  passed,  designed  to  support 

the  paces  of  staple  farm  products  during  the  trE 

Chairman,  A.  M.  Shaw,  C.M.G.,  B.S.A 
Member  and  Secretary-Manager,  A  Ii'  Turner 
B.Com.,  M.Sc.,  Dept,  of  Agriculture  ' 

■  Agricultural  Products  Board 
Chairman,  L.  W.  Pearsall,  O.B.E  B  S  A 
Secretary,  R.  W.  Neely,  M.B.E.,  B.A. 


Thi*t RActME  MaE8h(And  Rehabilitation  Act 

reclamation  'and  ^de vefopmen t^of “m  f°r  tbe 

Provinces  of  «  marshlands  in  the 

Prince CEdward^Islmid?COtla’  NeW  BrUnswick  and 

Director  AdminiS!rati0n  °fflce’  A™^rst,  N.S. 

Prairie  Ottawa,  Out.  '  Parker 

rrairie  harm  Rehabilitation  Administration 
Prame  Farm  Assistance  Administratinn 

Adriss 

This  ActwRA1RIE  F,ARM  A88^a»ce  Act  '  " 

SuPerintdeZStraH°n  ^  ^ 

. l.  n.  b.  Rowbotham 


Prairie  Farm  Rehabilitation  Act 
26-26  Geo.  V .  Chapter  23,  as  amended  by  1  Geo.  VI. 
Chapter  H  and  3  Geo.  VI.  Chapter  7,  /,-B  Geo.  VI. 
Chapter  25. 

Administration  Office,  Regina,  Sask. 

Director  of  Rehabilitation . L.  B.  Thomson 

Superintendent,  Water  Development . E.  L.  Gray 

Chief  Engineer . G.  L.  Mackenzie 

CANADIAN  FARM  LOAN  BOARD 
Constituted  under  the  provisions  of  the  Canadian 
Farm  Loan  Act,  Chapter  36,  R.S.C.,  1952. 

Chairman  and  Farm  Loan  Commissioner,  F.  L. 
Chester. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  A.  Reeve,  Ottawa. 

Head  Office,  Old  Supreme  Court  Bldg.,  Bank  and 
Wellington  Streets,  Ottawa. 

The  Board  has  provincial  branch  offices  with 
managers  in  charge  as  follows:  W.  S.  Palmer,  New 
Westminster,  British  Columbia;  T.  M.  Walton 
Edmonton,  Alberta;  R.  S.  Rideout,  Regina,  Saskat- 
c  he  wan ;  J.  C.  Broadfoot,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba;  H.  L. 
Atkinson,  Toronto,  Ontario;  J.  A.  Proulx,  Quebec, 
Quebec;  J.  B.  MacKay,  Saint  John,  New  Brunswick" 
E  J  Vincent,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia;  C.M.  Williams, 
Charlottetown,  P.E.  Island. 

THE  CANADIAN  WHEAT  BOARD 

423  MAIN  8T.,  WINNIPEG 
Chief  Commissioner,  George  H.  Mclvor. 

Secretary,  C.  B.  Davidson. 

Comptroller,  C.  E.  G.  Earl. 

General  Sales  Manager,  W.  J.  Brooking. 

European  Manager,  London,  England,  J.  B.  Lawrie 
Manager  Country  Operations,  W.  B.  Robbins. 
Supervisor,  Delivery  Permits,  J.  W.  Wilson. 

Supervisor,  Delivery  Quotas,  A.  M.  McGregor. 

Solicitor,  H.  B.  Monk. 

Manager,  Calgary  Office.  A.  M.  Millard. 

Manager,  Vancouver  Office,  H.  H.  Smith. 

Washington  Representative,  C.  C.  Boxer 


THE  FARMERS’  CREDITORS 
ARRANGEMENT  ACT 
Registrar  of  the  Appeal  Court,  J.  S.  Larose,  Depart¬ 
ment^  Justice,  Ottawa. 

This  Act  was  passed  by  Parliament  July  24,  1943 
pro  ,  lmed  as  coming  into  force  December  15’ 
a  l3,,^nP,  acmg  The  Farmers’  Creditors  Arrangement 
Act,  1934. 

By  Order  in  Council  P.C.  1954-1005,  the  administra¬ 
tion  of  the  Farmers  Creditors  Arrangement  Act  was 
transferred  from  the  Department  of  Finance  to  the 
Department  of  Justice  effective  July  1,  1954  and 
pursuant  to  Order  in  Council  P.C.  1954-1173  of 
A«  t1,  1-954,  Mj’  J’  Lar°se  was  appointed 
Official  Receiver  under  the  Act  for  each  judicial 
district  in  the  Provinces  of  Alberta,  Manitoba  and 
Saskatchewan  as  well  as  Registrar  of  the  Appeal 
1  °1954n  each  °f  thesaid  Provinces,  effective  September 

The  legislation  is  designed  with  a  view  to  effecting 
compromises  or  rearrangements  of  the  debts  ol 
farmers  with  the  object  of  retaining  them  on  the  land 
as  efferent  producers  and  also  to  simplify  the  opera¬ 
tion  of  the  Bankruptcy  Act  with  respect  to  farmers 
generally.  1  he  compromise  provisions  are  available 
only  to  farmers  m  the  provinces  of  Manitoba,  Saskat¬ 
chewan  and  Alberta.  The  simplified  bankruptcy 
provisions  are  available  to  farmers  in  all  ten  provinces' . 

AUDITOR  GENERAL’S  OFFICE 

The  office  of  the  Auditor  General  came  into 

elude  the  1D  iv8  (41f  ViC’  CA?P'  7>"  Ita  duties  in¬ 
clude  the  auditing  of  expenditure  and  revenue  of 

Canada,  and  the  reporting  thereon  to  the  House  of 
Commons.  The  Auditor  General  may  be  removed 

H0ouse0®0ComSio0nsJOint  reS°1Uti°n  °f  the  Senate  and 

Auditor  General.  . . Watson  Sellar,  C.A 

Asst.  Auditor  General . M.  I  Stevenson  n  a 

Audit  Supervisors:  W.  H.  Casselman;  B.  R  I(ine: 

B.  A.  Millar,  C.A.;  G.  R,  Long,  C.A.  (Acting).  ’ 

DEPARTMENT  OF  CITIZENSHIP  AND 
IMMIGRATION 

The  Department  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration 
was  constituted  in  December,  1949  (13  H  y? 
Gnap.  lo)  and  came  into  force  on  January  18,  195o! 


1956] 


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309 


It  comprises  the  Canadian  Citizenship  and  Canadian 
Citizenship  Registration  Branches,  which  were  trans¬ 
ferred  to  the  new  Department  from  the  Department 
of  Secretary  of  State,  and  the  Immigration  and  Indian 
Affairs  Branches  of  the  former  Department  of  Mines 
and  Resources. 

Minister  of  Citizenship  and 

Immigration . J.  W.  Pickersgill,  P.C. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Citizenship  and 

Immigration . Laval  Fortier  O.B.E.,  Q.C. 

Canadian  Citizenship  Branch 
The  Canadian  Citizenship  Branch  was  organized 
during  World  War  II  on  the  advice  of  the  Committee 
on  Co-operation  in  Canadian  Citizenship  and,  during 
the  war,  was  interested  primarily  in  securing  the 
maximum  war  effort  from  the  various  ethnic  groups 
in  Canada.  When  the  war  ended,  the  Branch  was 
transferred  to  the  Department  of  the  Secretary  of 
State  on  November  1,  1945,  and  in  January  1,  1950, 
became  a  part  of  the  Department  of  Citizenship  and 
Immigration. 

The  Branch  is  concerned  with  the  promotion  and 
co-ordination  of  citizenship  training  programmes,  the 
preparation  and  distribution  of  resource  materials 
such  as  language  texts,  publications,  films  and  film¬ 
strips,  the  dissemination  of  information  relating  to 
ethnic  and  cultural  groups  and  general  citizenship, 
thereby  assisting  governmental  and  non-govern¬ 
mental  agencies  in  their  citizenship  work. 

Director . Eugene  Bussigre 

Research  Division . . .  Dr.  F .  G .  ^  allee 

Programmes  and  Materials  Division. .  .  .W.  H.  Agnew 

Liaison  Division . . . P*  A.  Sim 

Regional  Liaison  Officers: 

Edmonton . C.  A.  Westcott 

Hamilton . v/vP' 

Montreal . Miss  F.  Marchand 

Toronto . •  J-  Sharp 

Vancouver . W.  G.  Black 

Winnipeg . J-  Lagasse 

CANADIAN  CITIZENSHIP  REGISTRATION  BRANCH 

The  Canadian  Citizenship  Registration  Branch  was 
established  under  the  title  of  the  Naturalization 
Branch,  Department  of  Secretary  of  State  of  Canada 
on  January  1,  1915.  When  the  Canadian  Citizenship 
Act  came  into  force  on  January  1,  1947  the_  title  of 
the  Branch  was  changed  to  the  Canadian  Citizenship 
Registration  Branch,  and  it  became  a  branch  of  the 
Department  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration  on 
January  1,  1950.  .  ,. 

Except  for  the  duties  and  functions  of  the  Canadian 
Citizenship  Branch  under  Section  32  of  the  Canadian 
Citizenship  Act,  the  Act  is  administered  by  the 
Canadian  Citizenship  Registration  Branch,  which  is 
the  custodian  of  all  records  under  that  Act  and  all 
Naturalization  acts  previously  in  force.  . 

On  April  1,  1955,  the  Court  of  Canadian  Citizen¬ 
ship  in  Toronto  and  the  Court  of  Canadian  Citizen¬ 
ship  in  Montreal  were  established  under  the  provisions 
of  the  Canadian  Citizenship  Act  to  handle  all  matters 
pertaining  to  citizenship  in  those  centres. 

Courts  of  Canadian  Citizenship: 

Montreal,  1247  Guy  St.,  Chief  Officer,  Paul  Fontame, 
Q.C. ;  Clerk  of  the  Court,  Darius  Robitadle. 

Toronto,  1200  Bay  St.,  Chief  Officer,  W.  M.  Cory, 
Q.C.;  Clerk  of  the  Court,  R.  M.  Winter.  . 

The  Branch  is  charged  with  the  determination  ot 
citizenship  status;  the  examination  of  applications 
for  citizenship;  the  preparation  and  the  _  issue  ot 
certificates  of  citizenship;  the  procedure  involving 
revocation  and  loss  of  Canadian  citizenship,  the 
registration  of  births  of  Canadian  citizens  outside  ol 
Canada;  the  guidance  of  some  375  courts  across 
Canada  dealing  with  applications  for  citizenship:  and 
generally  all  matters  pertaining  to  the  citizenship  of 
persons  in  and  out  of  Canada. 

Registrar . J-  E-  Du§gan 

APPLICATI CATIONS  FOR  CITIZENSHIP 

The  following  is  a  list  of  court  officials  in  the  larger 
cities  to  whom  applications  may  be  made  for  in¬ 
formation  or  forms  relating  to  the  securing  of  Cana¬ 
dian  citizenship.  See  Index,  “Department  of  Oitizen- 

^HMifax,  W.S.— Charles  Lamb,  Prothonotary 

of  the  Supreme  and  Clerk  of  the  County  Courts, 
P.O.  Box  535,  The  Law  Courts,  HaMax.  N.b. 
Saint  John,  JV.B.—D.  Gordon  Willet,  M.A.,  B.C.L., 
Clerk  of  the  Circuit  Court,  50  Princess  Street, 


Saint  John,  N.B.;  Eric  L.  Teed,  Clerk  of  the 
County  Court,  49  Canterbury  Street,  Saint  John, 
N.B. 

Ottawa,  Ont. — Office  of  Raoul  Mercier,  Q.C.,  Crown 
Attorney  and  Clerk  of  the  Peace,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Hamilton,  Ont.-^ Harvey  F.  McCulloch,  Q.C.,  Crown 
Attorney  and  Clerk  of  the  Peace,  Court  House, 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. — A.  S.  Winchester,  Clerk  of  the  Peace, 
County  of  York,  City  Hall,  Room  13,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Court  of  Canadian  Citizenship,  1200  Bay  St., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Windsor,  Ont. — Bruce  J.  S.  Macdonald,  Q.C.,  Crown 
Attorney  and  Clerk  of  the  Peace,  County  of  Essex 
Charles  Sale,  Q.C.,  Clerk  of  the  County  Court, 
County  of  Essex,  Windsor,  Ont. 

305-6  Canada  Building,  Windsor,  Ont. 

Winnipeg,  Man. — Lome  J.  C.  Elliott,  Prothonotary, 
Court  of  Queen's  Bench,  Law  Courts,  Winnipeg, 
Man.,  C.  C.  Heard,  Dep.  Clerk,  County  Court, 
Law  Courts  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Montreal,  Que. — Darius  Robitaille,  Deputy  Clerk  of 
the  Magistrate's  Court,  85  St.  James  Street  East, 
Montreal,  Que. 

Court  of  Canadian  Citizenship,  1247  Guy  St., 
Montreal,  Que. 

Regina,  Sask. — A.  C.  Ellison,  Q.C.,  Clerk  of  the 
District  Court,  Regina,  Sask. 

Edmonton,  Alta. — M.  Dubuc,  Q.C.,  Clerk  of  the 
Supreme  (District)  Court,  Edmonton,  Alta. 
Vancouver,  B.C. — L.  A.  Menendez,  Registrar  of  the 
County  Court,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Victoria,  B.C. — Cleeve  G.  White,  Registrar  of  the 
County  Court,  Law  Courts,  Bastion  Square,  Court 
House,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Immigration  Branch 

On  January  18,  1950,  the  Immigration  Branch  of 
the  Department  of  Mines  and  Resources  became  a 
Branch  of  the  newly  formed  Department  of  Citizen¬ 
ship  and  Immigration.  The  Immigration  Branch  is 
responsible  for  the  administration  of  the  Immigration 
Act  and  regulations,  immigration,  the  selection  and 
examination  of  immigrants,  the  exclusion  or  depor¬ 
tation  of  undesirables  and  the  settlement  or  establish¬ 
ment  of  immigrants  in  Canada. 

Director  of  Immigration . . C.  E.  S.  Smith 

Chief,  Admissions  Division. . . P.  T.  Baldwin 

A  /Chief,  Administration  Division . H.  L.  Voisey 

Chief,  Operations  Division . G.  R.  Benoit 

Chief,  Settlement  Division . L.  M.  Hunter 

Atlantic  District  Superintendent,  Halifax,  N.S. 

H.  M.  Grant 

Eastern  District  Superintendent,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

W.  A.  McFaul 

Central  District  Superintendent,  Toronto,  Ont. 

W.  R.  Baskerville 

Western  District  Superintendent,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

J.  D.  McFarlane 

Pacific  District  Superintendent,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

D.  N.  McDonell 


OVERSEAS  REPRESENTATIVES 

Superintendent  of  Canadian  I mmiQration  Services, 
61  Green  St.,  London,  W.  1,  England,  L.  G. 

Cumming.  ^  n  t»  tt  * 

Liverpool,  Eng.,  34  Moorfields,  R.  Hunter. 

Glasgow  C.3,  Scotland,  18  Woodlands  Terrace,  L.  B. 

McEachern.  .  -r, 

Belfast,  N.  Ireland,  65A  Chichester  bt.,  R.  C. 

MacDougall.  „  ,  ,  ,  oo  i  r>  ir 

Berne,  Switzerland,  Kirehenfeldstrasse  88,  J .  R.  i  • 

Brussels,  Belgium,  230  Rue  Royale,  G.  M.  Mitchell. 
Paris  2  (e)  France,  38  Avenue  de  1  Opera,  J.  P.  R. 

Karlsruhe,  Germany,  Martina  Bldg.,  11  Redten- 
bacher  Strasse,  J.  R.  Robillard,  Canadian  Govern¬ 
ment  Immigration  Mission.  ,T 

Hanover,  Germany,  10  Kirchroederstrasse,  J.  N. 

Athens', ^Greece,  18  Anagnostopoulou  St.,  Kolonaki, 
Athens,  J.  P.  I.  Fortin. 

Hong  Kong,  Alexandra  House,  G.  E.  White. 

Rome,  Italy,  via  Achemsio  Sud  3,  J.  H.  G.  1 P\6'\ 

The  Hague ,  Holland,  Carel  van  Bylandtlaan  IZ,  A.  A. 

Stockholm,  Sweden,  Smala,  Grand  5,  C.V.  Holm. 
Vienna,  Austria,  Tuchlauben  8,  C.  1.  Coutu. 


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GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


[1956 


Copenhagen,  Denmark,  Vestagervej  5,  A.  C.  A. 
Kaarsberg. 

Oslo,  Norway,  Drammensveien  54A,  F.  C.  Gertson. 
Dublin,  Ireland,  61  Lower  Baggot  St.,  J.  P.  Bannon. 
New  Delhi,  India,  Faridkot  House,  Lytton  Rd.. 
H.  MacMillan. 

Indian  Affairs  Branch 

,  The  administration  of  Indian  Affairs  was  under  the 
direct  control  of  the  Imperial  Government  until  1860, 
when  it  was  transferred  to  the  Province  of  Canada. 
By  the  British  North  America  Act  Indians  and 
lands  reserved  for  Indians,  were  placed  under  the 
Dominion  Government.  For  six  years  after  Con¬ 
federation,  Indian  Affairs  was  attached  to  the 
Department  of  the  Secretary  of  State.  In  1873  it 
was  transferred  to  the  Department  of  the  Interior, 
and  in  1880  a  separate  Department  of  Indian  Affairs 
was  established.  On  Dec.  1,  1936,  under  the  De¬ 
partment  of  Mines  and  Resources  Act  it  was  replaced 
by  the  Indian  Affairs  Branch  of  the  Department  of 
Mines  and  Resources.  In  January,  1950,  the  Indian 
Affairs  Branch  became  a  part  of  the  Department  of 
Citizenship  and  Immigration.  The  Indians  today 
number  approximately  152,000  and  are  located  od 
some  2,200  reserves  comprising  approximately  five 
and  a  half  million  acres  of  which  about  400,000  acres 
are  under  cultivation.  The  department  operates 
schools  for  Indians  comprising  both  day  and  residen¬ 
tial  institutions,  the  latter  being  conducted  in  co¬ 
operation  with  various  religious  denominations 
interested  in  the  work  of  Indian  education.  At  the 
present  time  there  are  460  in  all  of  these  schools 
educating  some  29,000  children.  The  Branch  also 
provides  for  the  education  of  3,300  children  in  non- 
lndian  schools.  An  important  part  of  the  administra- 
T,ru?t  Fund,  which  amounts  to  over 
J  JOjOOO.OOO  and  is  derived  from  sales  or  leases  of  land 
timber,  and  minerals,  and  from  other  miscellaneous 
sources. 

Director  ...  . H.  M.  Jones 

Senior  Admin.  Officer .  Eric  Acland 

Superintendent,  Welfare  Services. .  .  J.  P.  B.  Ostrander 

Superintendent,  Education  Services . R.  F.  Davev 

Superintendent,  Reserves  and  Trusts . L.'  L.  Brown 

Superintendent,  Agencies  Service . Jules  D’Astous 

iytiie},  Engineer,  and  Construction  Service.  C.  H.  Buck 
D  •  ,  „  SUPERINTENDENTS— ONTARIO 

Regional  Supervisor  of  Indian  Agencies  for  Ontario 

orthern) .  xp  ]\zfo+f 

Regional  Supervisor  of  Indian  Agencies  for  Ontario  ™ 
{southern) .  t  tt«  ->»*-  . 

Adam,  E  A.,  Peter-  McCracken,  "  M  w“ 

borough  *  Muncey 

Aqum,  A.R.,  Port  Ar-  O’Neill,  G.  T.,  Fort 

T),,.„Vr  i  -ci  -r,  Frances 

utcha.rt,F.  IL,  Paterson,  E.  H. 

R.R.  No.  5  Wiarton  Chippawa  Hill. 

FS-SSf ■ H-  s"‘-  IS;  JHMr  STdwa“ 

Gauthier,  H.  E„  r^r"  G.olden 

Sturgeon  Faffs  Sheane/  1^1?“  Ag<mt 

Gowans,  Wm„  Nakiva  Christian  Is. 

tpiSSg-* 

W'  J’’  Moose  Brantford 

Johratonfc.  R„  M.ni-  <>• 

L.™T‘  R,  p.  G  J-  L- 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 

LeSoundr-  L"  Parry  "Sarnia . 

SUPERINTENDENTS - QUEBEC 

Regional  Supervisor  of  Indian  Agencies  for  Quebec 
a  ^  .  Boulanger,  R.  L. 

Arsenault,  E„  Pomte  Lamothe,  J.  Robert, 

R  .  T  Notre  Dame  du  Nord 

Lastien,  Maurice  E.,  Larmere,  Herve  Amo<? 

Village  de?  Hurons  Leclair,  L. 

Brisebois,  Frs.,  Caugh-  Maniwaki 

nawaga  Nadeau,  C.  R., 

Clench,  B.  G.,  Restigouche’ 

St.  Augustin  . 

Courchesne,  A.,  Seven  Islands 

St.  Francois  du  Lac.  '  '  Betsiamites . 


SUPERINTENDENTS - PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Purser,  F.  W.,  Lennox  Island. 

SUPERINTENDENTS - NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Blakey,  E.  J.,  Rogersville. 

MacPhail,  N.  H.,  Perth 
Whalen,  E.  J.,  Fredericton 

SUPERINTENDENTS - NOVA  SCOTIA 

Regional  Supervisor  of  Indian  Agencies  for  Atlantic 

r™mces . F.  B.  McKinnon,  Amherst,  N.S. 

MacPherson,  J.  D„  Rice,  H.  C.,  Micmac 

Lskasom 


SUPERINTENDENTS 
Indian  Commissioner  for 

the  Yukon . 

Anfield,  F.  E., 

Vancouver 

Bailey,  W.  B.,  Hazelton 
Boys,  J.  V.,  Duncan. 
Christie,  William, 
Williams  Lake. 

Clark,  F.  A.,  Kamloops 
Dunn,  J.  S.,  Cranbrook 
Findlay,  J.  A.,  Alert 
Bay. 

Galibois,  E.  J.,  Fort 
St.  John 
Garrard,  N.  W. 

Port  Alberni 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 
British  Columbia  and 
.  .  .  W.  S.  Arneil,  Vancouver 
Hett,  D.  M.,  Vernon 
Homan,  J.  L.,  Bella 
Coola. 

Howe,  Robert,  Vander- 
hoof. 

Letcher,  J.C., 

New  Westminster 
Meek,  R.  J.,  Lytton 
Sampson,  R.  H.  S.t 
Prince  Rupert 
Sharpe,  G.  E.(  Merritt 

M  asset. 


YUKON  TERRITORY 

T  ,  , ,  Superintendent 

Jutras,  M.  G.,  Whitehorse 

SUPERINTENDENTS— MANITOBA 
Regional  Supervisor  of  Indian  Agencies  for  Manitoba 
r  i  ^  R.  S.  Davis,  Winnipeg 

Sa?SQGPDauS  "XXe  T”  N°™y 

Law,  E.  The  Pas  Staunton,  J.  H., 

Minms,  J.  D„  Hodgson.  Portage  La  Prairie 

SUPERINTENDENTS— SASKATCHEWAN 
Regional  Supervisor  of  Indian  Agencies  for 

Saskatchewan . E.  S.  Jones,  Regina 

Bell,  J.  R.,  Meadow  Kerley,  W.  J.  D 
no  ■  r  a  tv  Punnichy 

Don8’/’  AR  GiTaik  McLeod,  N.  J.,  Fort 
Doll,  A.,  Battleford  Qu’Appelle 

Gavigan,  K.  J.,  Wark,  R  N  Duck 

„  Broadview  rak.  ’  ^U0K 

Gran,  V.  M.,  Prince 
Albert 

r>  .  SUPERINTENDENTS— ALBERTA 

Srf  f.  gW:  F‘-  sS“'tEj.  w:,k.s*^ 

IS 

ProIXo  A'  Hlgh  Woodsworth,  H.  N., 
Pugh,  W.  P.  B„  Edmonton 

Gleichen 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 

,,  ,  Superintendents 

’  V’  Kirkby,  I.  F 

Fort  Norman.  Yellowknife. 

a  j  .  .  .  .  Administrative  Services 

Administrative  Division . 

Personnel  Division .  . T  ’  ir  a  WkV»'+V* 

Legal  Division .  .  . t*  a*  4;kbott 

Purchasing  Division.'.'.' . . u  F  §°uture 

Editorial  and  Information  Division.  \\  .  E.  B  Rrid 

m,™NATIONAL  FILM  board 

OFFICE.  SUSSEX  AND  JOHN  STREETS,  OTTAWA 

Minister  Responsible  for  Board 

Immigration;  PickersgiU’  of  Citizenship  and 

Chairman  and  Government  Film  Commissioner 

Director  of  rlchnfcTri  . Donald  MulholSnd 

Director  of  Administration.:. .  e  sS™ 

Svretary  to  the  Board . .W!  | ^L^Juneau 


1956] 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


31 1 


New  York  Office,  1270  Avenue  of  the  Americas, 
J.  A.  Duerkop. 

Chicago  Office,  400  West  Madison  Street,  Chicago, 
W.  Dean  Smith. 

London  Office  (England),  National  Film  Board  of 
Canada,  Colquhoun  House,  Broadwick  Street, 
London  W.l,  Carl  Lochnan. 

PUBLIC  ARCHIVES 

This  department  is  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the 
Minister  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration 
Dominion  Archivist  and  National  Librarian 

W.  Kaye  Lamb,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Assistant  Dominion  Archivist . Norman  Fee,  M.C. 

Chief  Administrative  Assistant.  .L.  J.  P.  Brunet,  B.A. 

Director,  Manuscript  Division . Norah  Story,  M.A. 

Director,  Map  Division . T.  E.  Layng,  B.A. 

English  Editor . J-  S.  Patrick 

French  Editor . Lucien  Brault,  M.A.,  D.Ph. 


District  Purchasing  Offices 
St.  John's  Nfld. — M.  L.  Reynolds,  Bldg.  No.  40, 
Buckmaster’s  Field. 

Saint  John ,  N.B . — G.  C.  Manuel,  408  Sadim  Bldg. 
Halifax,  N.S. — D.  B.  Nicholson,  H.M.C.  Dockyard. 
Quebec,  P.Q. — J.  P.  Dallaire,  126  St.  Peter  St. 
Montreal,  P.Q. — G.  D.  Cummings,  685  Cathcart  St. 
Ottawa,  Ont. — F.  X.  Power,  953  Somerset  St.  W. 
Toronto,  Ont. — G.  T.  Alexander,  25  St.  Clair  Ave.  E. 
London ,  Ont. — LeB.  Mitchell,  95  Dundas  St. 
Winnipeg,  Man. — E.  S.  Wood,  Room  186,  Grain 
Exchange  Bldg.,  Lombard  and  Rorie  St., 
Winnipeg. 

Regina,  Bask. — G.  F.  McKay,  1833  Broad  St. 
Calgary,  Alta. — F.  Hopson,  Rm.  731  Public  Bldg. 
Edmonton,  Alta. — G.  S.  Hincks,  10029  Jasper  Ave. 
Vancouver,  B.C. — R.  C.  Herrin,  c/o  Dept,  of  National 
Defence,  H.Q.B.C.  Area,  4050  W.  4th  Ave. 
Victoria,  B.C. — T.  G.  Sewell,  414  Belmont  Bldg. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  DEFENCE  PRODUCTION 

The  Department  of  Defence  Production  was 
established  on  April  1st,  1951  under  the  provisions  of 
the  Defence  Production  Act  (15  George  VI,  Chap.  4) 
which  gave  it  a  statutory  life  of  five  years.  The 
Department’s  main  functions  are  to  _  procure  the 
requirements  of  the  Department  of  National  Defence 
and  of  other  Governments,  and  to  ensure  that  the 
necessary  production  facilities  and  an  adequate 
supply  of  materials  are  available  to  support  the 
Defence  Production  programme.  The  present  Depart-, 
ment  has  many  of  the  same  functions  as  that  of  the 
former  Department  of  Munitions  and  Supply,  which 
existed  during  World  War  II. 

The  five  Crown  Companies  associated  with  the 
Department  are  listed  below: 


Company 


President 


Canadian  Arsenals  Ltd. .  .  Maj-Gen.  J.  H.  MacQueen 

Canadian  Commercial  Corp . W.  D.  Low 

Crown  Assets  Disposal  Corp..  ......  .Louis  Richard 

Defence  Construction  (1951)  Ltd . R-  G.  Johnson 

Polymer  Corporation  Ltd . J.  D.  Barrington 

Minister  of  Defence  Production .Rt.  Hon.  C.  D.  Howe 
Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the  Minister  of  Defence 

Production . John  H.  Dickey 

Deputy  Minister . D.  A.  Golden 

Executive  Assistant  to  Deputy  Minister 

Ruth  E.  Addison 

Financial  Advisor .  R- 

Comptroller . G.  F.  Wevill 

Secretary . J.  J-  Tevlin 

Director  of  Administration . H.  R.  Kotlar sky 

Director,  Legal  Branch . Y.  F.  Waddell 

Director,  Economics  and 

Statistics  Branch . W.  J.  W.  V.  Johnston 

Director,  Industrial  Security  Branch  ...  L.  G.  Lragg 

Director,  Aircraft  Branch . T.  E.  Stephenson 

A  /Director,  Electronics  Branch . .  vV  .  H.  Huck 

Director,  Shipbuilding  Branch . JV,C't>R utledge 

Director,  Ammunition  Branch . D.  B.  Mundy 

Director,  Machine  Tool  Branch . .  R.  Mosher 

Director,  Gun  Branch . J-  M  Dymond 

Director,  V.K.  Office.  . ■  -  •  „RA,?' Ro^ 

Director,  Washington  Office . N.  R.  Chappell 

General  Purchasing  Branch 

Director . M.  Erskine 

Supervisor,  District  Purchasing  Offices .  .  C.  A.  Drouin 
Purchasing  Agents:  T  t->  r  i„ 

General  Supplies  Division  No.  1 . E  J.  Delisle 

General  Supplies  Division  No.  2 - .  W.  F.  Smith 

General  Supplies  Division  No.  3 - C.  B.  Doheney 

Clothing  and  Textiles  Division . D.  Stewart 

Branch  Office  Addresses 
Washington — Canadian  Department  of  Defence  Pro¬ 
duction,  (2001  Connecticut  Aye.  N  W.),  Postal 
Address,  P.O.  Box  4897,  Cleveland  Park  Station 
Washington  8,  D.C.  ,  ,.  „„ 

Toronto — Department  of  Defence  Production,  25 

St.  Clair  Ave.  E.,  Toronto  Ont. 

M ontreal — Department  of  Defence  Production,  685 
Cathcart  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

U.K.  Representative — R.  D.  Roe,  Canadian  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Defence  Production,  Sackville  House, 
40  Piccadilly,  London,  Wl,  England. 

Metz,  Moselle,  France— Jean  Langeher,  Department 
of  Defence  Production  c/o  No.  1  ADHQ,  RCA11, 
Chateau  de  Mercy,  Moselle. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  EXTERNAL  AFFAIRS 

The  Department  of  External  Affairs  was  con¬ 
stituted  in  May,  1909  (8-9  Edward  VII,  Chap.  13) 
and  placed  originally  under  the  Secretary  of  State. 

It  has  charge  of  the  administration  of  all  external 
affairs  pertaining  to  Canada,  as  enacted  between  the 
Government  of  Canada,  and  the  Government  of 
any  other  country.  In  April  1912,  control  of  the 
Department  passed  to  the  Prime  Minister,  who  took 
the  added  title  of  Secretary  of  State  for  External 
Affairs  until  April  1946,  when  the  External  Affairs 
Act  was  amended  to  enable  any  Minister  of  the 
Crown  to  be  Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs. 
Secretary  of  State  for  External 

Affairs . Hon.  L.  B.  Pearson,  M.P. 

Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the  Secretary  of  State  for 

External  Affairs . 

Under  Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs.  .  J.  L6ger 
Passport  Office,  40  Bank  St„  Ottawa 
Passport  Officer . J.  W.  O'Brien 

DIPLOMATIC  REPRESENTATION 
Argentina:  (Established  1941.) 

Ambassador:  L.  P.  Picard,  Q.C. 

Bartolome  Mitre,  478,  Buenos  Aires. 

Australia:  (Established  1939.) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  W.  Arthur  Irwin,  State 
Circle,  Canberra. 

Austria:  (Established  1952.) 

Minister:  Mr.  G.  L.  Magann  (absent). 

Charge  d1  Affaires  a.  i.:  Mr.  G.  E.  Cox,  Strauch- 
gasse  1,  Vienna. 

Belgium:  (Established  1939.) 

Ambassador:  C.  P.  Hubert, 

35,  rue  de  la  Science,  Brussels. 

Brazil:  (Established  1941.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  S.  D.  Pierce,  O.B.E. 

Avenida  President  Wilson,  165  7th  Floor,  Rio 
de  Janeiro. 

Ceylon:  (Established  1953.) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  J.  J.  Hurley,  O.B.E.,  E.D., 
6  Gregory’s  Road,  Cinnamon  Gardens,  Colombo. 

Chile:  (Established  1942.)  . 

Ambassador:  Mr.  P.  E.  Renaud,  129  Avenida 
General  Bulnes,  P.O.  Box  427,  Santiago. 

Colombia:  (Established  1953.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  E.  Turcotte,  Room  613,  Avenida 
Jimenez  de  Quesada  No.  7-25,  Bogota. 

Cuba:  (Established  1945.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  H.  A.  Scott. 

Edificio  Ambar  Motors,  Avenida  Menocal,  No. 
16,  Havana. 

Czechoslovakia:  (Established  1943.) 

Charge  d’ Affaires  ad  interim:  Mr.  G.  B.  Summers, 
Q.C.,  Krakowska  22,  Prague,  2. 

Denmark:  (Established  1946.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  H.  F.  Feaver,  Trondhjems  Plads 
No.  4.  Copenhagen. 

Dominican  Republic:  (Established  1954.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  H.  A.  Scott,  (absent)  .  . 

Charge  d' Affaires  a.  i.:  Mr.  M  B.  Bursey,  Edificio 
Copello,  410  Calle  El  Conde,  Ciudad  Trujillo. 

Egypt:  (Established  1954.)  . 

Ambassador:  Mr.  K.  P.  Kirkwood,  6  Sharia 
Rustom,  Garden  City,  Cairo. 


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Finland:  (Established  1949.) 

Minister:  Mr.  J.  A.  Chapdelaine  (absent) 

Charge  d’ Affaires  ad  interim:  Mr.  P.  Reading, 
Borgmastarbrinken  3-C.32,  Helsinki. 

France:  (Established  1928.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  J.  Desy,  Q.C.,  72  Avenue  Foch, 
Paris  XVI. 

Germany:  (Established  1950.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  C.  S.  A.  Ritchie,  Zittelmann- 
strasse  22,  Bonn. 

Greece:  (Established  1943.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  T.  W.  L.  MacDermot,  31  Avenue 
Vassilissis  Sofias,  Athens. 

Haiti:  (Established  1954.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  H.  A.  Scott,  (absent) 

Charge  d' Affaires  a.  i.:  Mr.  E.  R.  Bellemare, 
Route  du  Canape  Vert,  St.  Lousi  de  Turgeau, 
Port-au-Prince. 

Iceland:  (Established  1949.) 

Minister:  Mr.  C.  A.  Ronning,  Fridtjof  Nansens 
Plass  5,  Oslo,  Norway. 

India:  (Established  1947.) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  E.  M.  Reid,  Address:  4 
Aurangzeb  Road,  New  Delhi. 

Indonesia:  (Established  1953.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  G.  R.  C.  Heasman,  O.B.E., 
Djalan  Budi  Kemuliaan  6,  Djakarta. 

Ireland:  (Established  1940.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  A.  Rive,  92  Merrion  Sq.  W. 
Dublin. 

Israel:  (Established  1954.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  T.  W.  L.  MacDermot  (absent) 
Charge  d' Affaires  a.  i. :  Mr.  G.  P.  Kidd,  Farmers’ 
Bldg.,  Dizengoff  Rd.,  Tel  Aviv. 

Italy:  (Established  1947.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  Pierre  Dupuy,  C.M.G.,  Via 
Saverio  Mercadante  15,  Rome. 

Japan:  (Established  1929) 

Ambassador:  Hon.  T.  C.  Davis,  Q.C.,  16  Omote- 
Machi,  3-Chome,  Akasaka  Minato-Ku,  Tokyo. 
Lebanon:  (Established  1954.) 

Minister:  Mr.  K.  P.  Kirkwood,  (absent) 

Charge  d' Affaires  a.  i.:  Miss  E.  P.  MacCallum. 
Immeuble  Alpha,  Rue  Clemenceau,  Beirut. 
Luxembourg:  (Established  1945.) 

Minister:  Mr.  C.  P.  Hubert,  c/o  Canadian  Embassy, 
35  rue  de  la  Science,  Brussels,  Belgium. 

Mexico:  (Established  1944.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  Douglas  Cole,  Edificio  Inter¬ 
national,  Paseo  de  la  Reforma,  No.  1,  Mexico. 
Netherlands:  (Established  1939.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  T.  A.  Stone,  Sophialaan  1A 
1  he  Hague. 

New  Zealand:  (Established  1940.) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  E.  H.  Norman,  Govern- 
ment  Life  Insurance  Bldg.,  Customs  Quay,  C.I 
Wellington. 

Norway:  (Established  1943.) 

Minister:  Mr.  C.  A.  Ronning,  Fridtjof  Nansens 
Rlass  5,  Oslo. 

Pakistan:  (Established  1950.) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  Morley  Scott,  Metro- 
pole  Hotel,  Victoria  Road,  Karachi 
Peru:  (Established  1944.) 

Ambassador:  Mr. .  E.  B.  Rogers,  Edificio  Boza 
Carabaya  831,  Plaza  San  Martin,  Lima. 

Poland:  (Established  1943.) 

Chargf  d’ Affaires  ad  interim:  Mr.  J.  L.  Delisle 
31  Ulica  Katowicka,  Saska  Kepa,  Warsaw 
Portugal:  (Established  1952.) 

Ambassador:  Hon.  W.  F.  A  Turgeon,  Q.C.,  Avenida 
da  Praia  da  Vitoria,  No.  48-1,  D,  Lisbon 
Spain  (Established  1953.) 

Ambassador:  L6on  Mayrand,  Avenida  de  Jos§ 
Antonio  88,  Madrid. 

Sweden:  (Established  1947.) 

^Stcfckholm’  A'  Cllapdelaine-  Strandvagen,  7-C, 
Switzerland:  (Established  1947.) 

4strassedBemen  L'  Magann'  88  Kirehenfeld- 
Turkey:  (Established  1947.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  H.  O.  Moran,  O.B.E.,  Mudafaai 
Huduk  Caddesi,  No.  19  Cankaya,  Ankara 
Union  of  South  Africa:  (Established  1940  ) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  E.  W  T  Gill  ak 

Kerry  Bldg.,  238  Vermeulen  St.,  Pretoria  5 


Union  of  Soviet  Socialist  Republics: 

(Established  1943.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  J.  B.  C.  Watkins,  23  Starokon- 
yushenny  Pereulok,  Moscow. 

United  Kingdom:  (Established  1880.) 

High  Commissioner:  Mr.  N.  A.  Robertson,  Canada 
House,  Trafalgar  Square,  London,  S.W.l. 

United  States  of  America:  (Established  1927.) 
Ambassador:  Mr.  A.  D.  P.  Heeney,  Q.C.,  1746 
Massachusetts  Avenue,  N.W.,  Washington,  D.C. 
Uruguay  (Established  1952.) 

Ambassador: . 

Charge  d' Affaires  a.  i.:  Mr.  F.  Charpentier, 
M.B.E.,  Postal  address:  Casilla  Postal  852, 
Montevideo. 

Venezuela  (Established  1952) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  Richard  P.  Bower 
Charge  d' Affaires  a.i.:  Mr.  H.  L.  Brown,  Edificio 
Pan-American,  Puente  Urapal,  Candelaria, 
Caracas. 

Yugoslavia:  (Established  1943.) 

Ambassador:  Mr.  J.  S.  MacDonald,  Proliterskih 
Brigada  69.  Belgrade. 

MILITARY  AND  LIAISON  MISSIONS 

Germany — Head  of  Mission:  Mr.  C.  S.  A.  Ritchie, 
Postal  Address:  Canadian  Military  Mission, 
Berlin,  British  Forces  Post  Office,  45,  Via  United 
Kingdom. 

consulates 

Brazil — Consul:  Mr.  M.  P.  Carson.  Rua  7  de 
Abril  252,  Sao  Paulo. 

Republic  of  the  Philippines — Consul  General:  Mr. 
H.  L.  E.  Priestman,  Ayala  Bldg.,  Juan  Luna 
St.,  Manila. 

United  States  of  America  — 

Boston  16,  Mass.,  Consul  General:  Mr.  J.  Fournier 
532  Little  Building,  80  Boylston  Street. 

Chicago  2,  Ill.,  Consul  General:  Mr.  F.  H.  Palmer 
M.C.,  Suite  1412  Garland  Bldg,  111  North  Wa-^ 
bash  Ave. 

Detroit  26,  Mich.,  Consul:  Mr.  M.  J.  Vechsler, 
1035  Penobscot  Building. 

Los  Angeles  14,  Cal.,  Consul  General:  Mr.  L.  G. 
Chance,  Associated  Realty  Bldg.,  510  West  Sixth 
Street. 

New  Orleans,  La.,  Consul:  Mr.  W.  G.  Stark,  215 
International  Trade  Mart,  124  Camp  St. 

New lhjrk,  N.Y.,  Consul  General:  Mr.  H.  G.  Norman 
C.M.G.,  620  Fifth  Avenue. 

Portland,  Maine,  Honorary  Vice  Consul:  Mr.  A. 
Lafleur,  443  Congress  St. 

Sa3,  Francisco  4,  Cal.,  Consul  General:  Mr.  C.  C. 

Eberts,  400  Montgomery  Street. 

Seattle,  Wash.,  Consul  General:  Mr.  C.  N.  Senior 
1407  T ower  Bldg. ,  7th  Ave.  at  Olive  Way. 

CANADIAN  PERMANENT  MISSIONS 
AND  DELEGATIONS 
To  The  European  Office  of  the 
United  Nations,  Geneva 
Permanent  Delegate:  Mr.  H.  Allard,  La  Pelouse 
Palais  des  Nations,  Geneva,  Switzerland. 

To  The  United  Nations,  New  York  20 

Representative:  Mr.  D.  M.  Johnson 
620  Fifth  Ave. 

Delegation  to  The  North  Atlantic  Council  and 
to  1  he  Organization  For  European  Economic 
Co-operation 

Permanent  Representative:  Mr.  L.  D.  Wileress 
77  rue  d’Auteuil,  Paris  XVI,  France. 

PERMANENT  JOINT  BOARD  ON  DEFENCE 
(Canada — U.S.A.) 

Canadian  Section 

c/ o  Defence  Liaison  Division,  Department 
of  External  Affairs,  Ottawa. 

Chairman: ^General  the  Hon.  A.  G.  L.  McNaughton. 
Secretary,  W.  H.  Barton  (Dept,  of  External  Affairs). 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FINANCE 

,Johe«FoinAnCi?-De^rtmTent  was  constituted  in  June, 
1869  (32-33  Vic.,  4).  Its  work  is  the  supervision, 
control,  and  direction  of  the  financial  affairs  and 
public  accounts,  revenues  and  expenditures  of  Canada. 

M inister  of  Finance  and  Receiver  General 
of  Canada . Hon.  W.  E.  Harris,  Q.C 


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Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the  Minister  of 

Finance . .  .  .  W.  Benidickson 

Deputy  Minister  of  Finance . Kenneth  W.  Taylor 

Assistant  Deputy  Ministers 

A.  K.  Eaton,  J.  J.  Deutsch,  A.  F.  W.  Plumptre 

Comptroller  of  the  Treasury . B.  G.  Me  Intyre 

Inspector-General  of  Banks . C.  F.  Elderkin 

Royal  Canadian  Mint 

Master . A.  P.  Williams 

Chief  Administrative  Officer .  .......  .E.  V.  Murray 

Chief,  Coining  and  Medal  Division 

E.  F.  Brown  (Acting) 

Chief,  Assay  Division . W.  A.  Hawkey 

Chief,  Refinery  Division . C.  J.  Morris 

Farm  Improvement  Loans . D.  M.  McRae 

DEPARTMENT  OF  INSURANCE 
The  Department  of  Insurance  originated  in  1875 
(38  Vic.  Chap.  20).  (See  also  the  Department 
of  Insurance  Act,  22-23  George  V  Chap.  45).  It  is 
charged  with  the  duty  of  enforcing  the  Dominion 
Insurance  law  in  the  operations  of  all  Dominion 
registered  corporations  engaged  in  any  class  of 
Insurance  business. 

The  Department  administers  the  following:  Can¬ 
adian  and  British  Insurance  Companies  Act,  Foreign 
Insurance  Companies  Act,  Civil  Service  Insurance 
Act,  Trust  Companies  Act,  Loan  Companies  Act, 
Small  Loans  Act  and  Co-operative  Credit  Associa¬ 
tions  Act.  _ 

Minister  in  Charge . Minister  of  Finance 

Superintendent  of  Insurance . K.  R.  MacGregor 

Chief  Actuary . .  ■  ■  R-  Humphrys 

Chief  Examiner . C-  R- 

Chief  Executive  Officer . . . K.  M.  Mcllraith 

Senior  Examiners  of  Companies , 

C.  A.  Ranson,  H.  W.  Stinson,  A.  G.  Robertson, 
H.  G.  Johnston. 


Branches — 36  Adelaide  St.  E„  Toronto,  Ont.;  Lake  of 
the  Woods  Bldg.,  460  St.  John  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FISHERIES 

Established  in  1930  when  the  then  Department  of 
Marine  and  Fisheries  was  divided  into  the  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Fisheries  and  the  Department  of  Marine. 
In  1936  the  latter  became  a  division  or  section  of  the 
Department  of  Transport. 

Minister  of  Fisheries . Hon.  James  Sinclair 

Deputy  Minister . George  R.  Clark 

Director  of  Conservation  and  Development  Service 

Dr.  A.  L.  Pritchard 

Director  of  Markets  and  Economics  Service 

W.  C.  MacKenzie 

Director  of  Information  and  Educational  Service 

F.  H.  Wooding 

Director  of  Inspection  and  Consumer  Service 

H.  U.  Dempsey 
.  .  .  .  J.  J.  Lamb 


Director  of  Administrative  Service. 

Chief  Supervisors  of  Fisheries, 

Maritimes  Area. . . L.  E.  Baker,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Supervisor  of  Fish  Culture . .  •  • 

F  James  Catt,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Newfoundland  Area.  .H.  R.  Bradley,  St.  John  s,  Nfld. 

Central  Area . O.  Bright,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Pacific  Area . A.  J.  Whitmore,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

FISHERIES  RESEARCH  BOARD  OF  CANADA 

Chairman . Dr.  J.  L.  Kask,  Ottawa 

Assistant  Chairman . .  .Otto  Young,  Ottawa 

Special  Assistant  to  the  Chairman, 
y  Dr.  N.  M.  Carter,  Ottawa 

Directors  of  Board  Stations: 

Biological  Station,  St.  Andrews,  N.B.,  Dr.  J.L.  Hart 
Experimental  Station,  Halifax..  .  .Dr.  S.  A.  Beatty 
Experimental  Station,  Grand  River,  P.Q. 

Dr.  H.  Fougere 

Research  Station,  Winnipeg 

Dr.  W.  A.  Kennedy 
Experimental  Station,  Vancouver  Dr.  H  L.  A.  Tan- 
Biological  Station,  Nanaimo  Dr.  A.  W.  H.  Needier 
Research  Station,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Dr.  W.  Templeman 

FISHERIES  PRICES  SUPPORT  BOARD 

Chairman . Ian  S  McArthur,  Ottawa 

Vice-Chairman . w •  Stanley  Lee,  Halifax 

Executive  Director ........  H.  C.  L.  Ransom,  Ottawa 


INTERNATIONAL  PACIFIC  SALMON 
FISHERIES  COMMISSION 

Chairman ,  Senator  Thomas  Reid;  Secretary,  Elton 
B.  Jones;  Chief  Executive  Officer,  Director,  L.  A. 
Royal;  Headquarters,  New  Westminster,  B.C. 

Canadian  Members,  Senator  Thomas  Reid,  New 
Westminster,  B.C.,  A.  J.  Whitmore,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

H.  R.  MacMillan,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

International  Pacific  halibut  Commission 
Chairman,  Richard  Nelson;  Chief  Executive  Officer 
H.  A.  Dunlop,  Director  of  Investigations  and  Secre¬ 
tary;  Headquarters,  University  of  Washington, 
Seattle,  U.S.A.  .  _  . 

Canadian  members,  Harold  S.  Helland,  Prince 
Ruper,  B.C.;  S.  V.  Ozere,  Ottawa;  Richard  Nelson, 
Vancouver. 

INTERNATIONAL  COMMISSION  FOR  THE 
NORTHWEST  ATLANTIC  FISHERIES 

Canadian  Members,  G.  R.  Clark,  Ottawa;  J.  H. 
MacKichan,  Halifax;  L.  S.  Bradbury,  St.  John’s  Nfld.; 
Executive  Secretary,  Dr.  Erik  M.  Poulsen,  Halifax, 

N.S. 

INTERNATIONAL  NORTH  PACIFIC 
FISHERIES  COMMISSION 

Canadian  Members ,  G.  R.  Clark,  Ottawa;  John  M. 
Buchanan,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Roger  T.  Hager,  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C.;  James  Cameron,  Pender  Harbour,  B.C.; 
Executive  Director,  R.  I.  Jackson,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 

For  List  of  Members,  etc..  See  Index 

Speaker . Hon.  L-Ren6  Beaudoin,  Q.C- 

Deputy  Speaker . William  Alfred  Robinson,  M.P. 

Clerk  .  •  •  .L6on  J*  Raymond,  O.B.Hj 

Clerk  Assisiani.'.  '.'.'.' . .  .T.  R.  Montgomery 

Sergeant-at-Arms . Lt.-Col.  W.  J.  Franklin 

Law  Clerk . . P-  M.  OUivier,  Q.C. 

Second  Clerk  Assistant  and 

Chief  of  English  Journals . J*  G.  Dubroy 

Chief  of  English  Journals . J  •  G •  Dubroy 

Chief  of  French  Journals . •  •  •  Schryburt 

Assistant  Chief  of  French  Journals.  .Maurice  tavreau 
Chief  of  Committees  and  Private  Bills  j^c^rsenault 

Assistant  Chief  of  Committees  and  Private 

Bills  Branch . Antonio  Ploutte 

Editor  of  Debates  and  Chief  of  Reporting  Branch 

T.  S.  Hubbard 

Chief  Personnel  Officer . Leonard  C.  Hill 

Chief  of  Orders  and  Notices 

and  Parliamentary  Papers.. H.  Crossley  Sherwood 

Associate  Editor  of  Debates . W  W  Bjulard 

Editor  of  Debates  ( Fr .) . •  •  ■  ■ P*"1  ?reI^Stpe 

Joint  Law  Clerk . P-  M-  Ollmer.  Q-C. 

CPhie/Jl°rUntant . .'.A.'  H.'  Fitzgerald 

Chief  of  Parliamentary  Papers.  - - ■  V'  williams 

Chief  of  Stationery  and  Requisitions  Branch, AyQtte 

Chief  of  Parliamentary  Distribution  Office ^  Qray 

Chief  of  Stenographic  Branch . Patrice  Cyr 


INTERNATIONAL  JOINT  COMMISSION 

Ottawa,  Canada — Washington,  D.C. 

This  Commission  has  jursidiction  over  durations 
arising  between  Canada  and  the  United  States, 
principally  but  not  exclusively  along  the  common 
boundary.  Canadian  Section 

Chairman  . General  A.  G.  L.  McNaughton 

Commissioners .  .George  Spence,  J.  Lucien  Dansereau 
Secretary,  Elizabeth  M.  Sutherland,  Justice  Bldg., 

Otta  United  States  Section 

Chairman  _ Hon.  Len  Jordan,  Washington. 

Commoners,  Roger  B.  McWhorter,  Washington. 

Eugene  W.  Weber,  Washington.  ,  rp 

Sec"  Ames  W.  Williams,  792  Federal  Trade 
Building,  Washington,  D.L. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  JUSTICE 

The  Department  of  Justice  was  constituted  in  1867 
(31  Vic  Chap.  39),  to  superintend  the  administration 
S Justice notWithln  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Provinces, 
and  to  supervise  the  prison  system  of  the  Dominion. 


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Its  officers  also  act  as  legal  advisers  to  the  Crown,  and 
to  the  several  departments  of  the  public  service. 
Minister  of  Justice  and  Attorney  General  of  Canada , 
Hon.  Stuart  Sinclair  Garson,  Q.C. 
Solicitor-General,  Hon.  W.  Ross  MacDonald,  Q.C. 
Deputy  Minister  and  Deputy  Attorney  General 

of  Canada . F.  P.  Varcoe,  C.M.G.,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Deputy  Ministers 

W.  R.  Jackett,  Q.C.,  E.  A.  Dreidger,  Q.C.,  Guy 
Favreau,  Q.C. 

Legal  Officers: 

J.  Francis,  Q.C.,  D.  H.  W.  Henry,  Q.C.,  J.  D. 

.Q-C.,  W.  Nason,  Q.C.,  L.  A.  Couture, 
K  E.  Eaton,  H.  Peterson,  S.  Samuels,  D.  S. 
Thorson,  D.  S.  Maxwell,  G.  V.  LaForest,  M.  E. 
Richie,  P.  M.  Ollivier,  D.  H.  Christie,  C.  R.  O 
Munro  G.  A.  Rogers,  R.  W.  McKimm,  P.  M. 
Troop,  E.  R.  Olson,  A.  Garon,  P.  R.  Partner,  L.  L 
Grant. 

Director  of  Remission  Service.  .  .A.  J.  MacLeod,  Q.C. 

_  COMBINES  INVESTIGATION  ACT 

Restrictive  Trade  Practices  Commission 

Chairman . C.  Rhodes  Smith,  Q.C. 

Commissioners .  .  .Guy  Roberge  and  A.  S.  Whiteley 
Director  of  Investigation  and  Research 

c,  ...  _  T.  D.  MacDonald,  Q.C. 

Superintendent  of  Bankruptcy . J.  S.  Larose 

PENITENTIARIES  BRANCH 
Commissioner  of  Penitentiaries 

n  ,  „  .  .  Major  General  R.  B.  Gibson 

Deputy  Commissioners,  R.  E.  March,  Dr.  Louis 
.rniiippe  Gendreau. 

Senior  Assistant  Commissioner .  G  I,  Sauvant. 

Assistant  Commissioner  ( Industries )  .J.  A.  McLaughlin 
Assistant  Commissioner  ( Finance ) . N.  R.  McLean 


COURTS  AND  JUDGES 
Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  Ottawa,  Ont 

Chief  Justice  for  Canada:  Hon.  Patrick  Kerwin. 
Puisne  Judges:  Hon.  Robt.  Taschereau,  Hon  I  C 
Chnl'  %n-TR'  L-  Kellock,  Hon.  J.  W.  Estey,  Hon 
Charles  H  Locke,  Hon.  John  Cartwright,  Hon  G 

LdmO  rn'f  “fe0,  Abbott,  Registrar :  Paul' 
Leduc,  Q.  C.,  Law  Editors,  A.  E.  Richard  F  des 

Grierson  Llbrarmns:  Charles  E.  Gobeil,  W.  J.  B 

There  are  three  sessions  of  the  Court  each  vear 
beginning  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  February?  the  fast 
Tuesday  in  April  and  the  first  Tuesday  in  October 
The  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  Ott?wa 

Hon'7PCSfK/:  H°n-  X  Tf  Tl^TPutn?7udls: 

i i  u'  '  '  Cameron;  Hon.  J.  D.  Kearnev  Lion 

Alphonse  Fournier,  Q.C.,  Hon.  L.  McC  Ritchim 
Hon  Jacques  Dumoulm,  Registrar,  G  Belleau  O  C  • 
?LBV  CltTT pRalph  tM-  Spankie,  Q  c  b'.a" 

.Sr-*-  °«^ 

Admiralty  Side 

tion  inematteigshofApri?ef  ^  D.i,strjcts  (with  jurisdic- 
■b'd^in  Admiralty  ae  folFowsf  ^  by  DlStrict 

S&jiiMfrSsasriSiar 

n£i{tZ%JSdBe'  HlS  H°n0Ur  Vincent  JosePh  dottier, 

Pjoistrar,  Charles  Lamb,  Halifax. 

John  N?B  °e’  H°n-  W'  Arthur  r-  Angbn,  Saint 


Registrar,  Wilfrid  E.  Clarke,  B.C.L.,  Saint  John. 
(«)  The  Province  of  British  Columbia  under  the 
name  of  British  Columbia  Admiralty  District  with 
Registry  at  the  City  of  Victoria. 

District  Judge,  Hon.  Sidney  A.  Smith,  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

Registrar,  John  P.  Abel,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Deputy  Registrar,  L.  A.  Menendez,  Vancouver,  B.C. 
(/)  The  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island  under 
the  name  of  Prince  Edward  Island  Admiralty  District 
with  Registry  at  the  City  of  Charlottetown. 

District  Judge,  His  Honour  Harold  L.  Palmer 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

Registrar,  Gordon  Holmes,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

(g)  The  Province  of  Newfoundland  under  the  name 
of  Newfoundland  Admiralty  District  with  Registry 
at  the  City  of  St.  John’s. 

District  Judges,  Hon.  Sir  Albert  Joseph  Walsh; 
Hon.  Sir  Brian  Edward  Spencer  Dunfield;  Hon. 
Harry  Anderson  Winter. 

Registrar,  James  Alexander  Winter,  Q.C  St 
John  8,  Nfld. 

(h)  The  Province  of  Manitoba  under  the  name  of 
Manitoba  Admiralty  District  with  Registry  at  the 
Lith  of  Winnipeg. 

M District  J udge,  Hon.  Esten  K.  Williams,  Winnipeg, 

M^gistrar’  Lorne  James  Carter  Elliott,  Winnipeg, 

District  Judges  in  Admiralty  are  ranked  as  Judges 
Of  the  Exchequer  Court  in  Admiralty  in  their  respec¬ 
tive  Admiralty  Districts. 

"Prize  Courts" 

loVs  .v  “^provisions  of  The  Canada  Prize  Act, 
i9,4®'.  ^le  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  on  its 
Admiralty  side  was  given  prize  jurisdiction  over  all 
manner  of  captures,  seizures,  prizes  and  reprisals  of 
all  ships,  aircraft  or  goods  and  it  shall  hear  and 
th?  8ame  and  adjudge  and  condemn  all 
priTe  ShlP3’  aircraft  or  goods  as  are  condemnable  as 

This  jurisdiction  is  exercisable  by  the  Judges  of  the 
Exchequer  Court  on  its  Admiralty  side  in  theif 
respective  districts. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

Juh?eiqnn  *f  -Lak?ur  was  established  in 

July,  1900  (63-64  Victoria,  Chap.  24).  Its  functions 

AcT(R  SdC  ^q?7atl0^fn?heTC?ncUiation  and  Labour 
Act  (R.S.C.  1927,  c.  110);  Industrial  Relations  and 

Fair  wes  Inve8tlgation  Act  (R.S.C.  1952,  c.  152)  - 
rair  Wages  and  Hours  of  Labour  Act  (R.S  C  1952' 
c.  108  and  P.C.  1954-2029  Dec.  22,  1954);  Canada 
I  air  Employment  Practices  Act  (S.C.  1952-53  c  19)  • 
Government  Annuities  Act  (R.S.C.  1952  c  132V 
19<57eiUi34t  EmPloyees  Compensation  Ac’t  (R.S.C.’ 
c  33V  1J4asa™ended  by  R.S.C.  1952,  c.  323,  1955 
(RS  C  W52*, cat^vLln  Civil  Employment  Act 
tSn  Act  fR  S  C  3lQ)*MerC,Ta0nt  Seama°  Compensa- 
195" -53  r  ^\C'u19527-  C-  ,178  a?  amended  by  S.C. 

Act  (R  S  C  1952  e°9Sfi°nal  Trainjnv  Co-ordination 
r  vi-  .  ’  c"  286  as  amended  by  S.C  1953-54 

and  ofPrenDC?tl0n  °Tf  lh°  Labour  Gazette  (monthly) 
OrtrizS  in°npLabr  Legislation  and  Labour 
bulletins  of1  i Canada  (annually),  as  well  as 
subieefs  aL  f  atl0nJ  on  mdustrial  and  labour 

ParliaZe°J,LabTT . Hon-  Milton  F-  Gregg  V  C 

LabZr  V  Assistant  10  the  Minister  of  g' 

Deputy  Minister.'.'.'’ . a  id' V' - 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister's . .  H’  Bro™ 

^fstamstoDepiavmnist- . E’ 

Priori0™1- habour  Organization . 

DifecZaur011  Secretari“‘  Faison.  . 

Director  of  Annuities .  n  n  r, 

mrTctZ  °„ff  ?Tomic-s  and 

DnectZ  %  P^city .  G.  BiaVkburn 

Director  of  Industrial  rIZZF9 . W.  Crawford 

Director  of  Administrative  Services  '.  '.  '.  M.' p*  R^Pa^*  “ 


.  .P.  Goulet 
■  R.  Ranger 


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315 


Labour  Gazette,  Editor . .  .  .H.  J.  Walker 

Director  of  Labour  Legislation . Miss  E.  Lorentsen 

Director  of  Government  Employees’  Compensation  Branch 
and  Merchant  Seamen  Compensation  Act, 

. G.  G.  Greene 

National  Co-ordinator,  Civilian  Rehabilitation 

Ian  Campbell 

Solicitor . . . .  -W.  B.  Davis 

Director  of  Special  Services . W.  W.  Dawson 

Director  of  Women's  Bureau . Miss  M.  V.  Royce 

CANADA  LABOUR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Chairman . C.  Rhodes  Smith,  Q.C. 

Vice-Chairman . A.  H.  Brown 

Chief  Executive  Officer . Bernard  Wilson 

VOCATIONAL  TRAINING  ADVISORY  COUNCIL 

Chairman . Dr.  G.  I.  McNally 

Edmonton,  Alta. 

UNEMPLOYMENT  INSURANCE 
COMMISSION 

Chief  Commissioner . J.  G.  Bisson,  O.B.E' 

Commissioners. .  R.  J.  Tallon  and  C.  A.  L.  Murchison 

Secretary . E.  C.  Desormeaux 

Executive  Director . 

Legal  Adviser . -p.  D co?UC 

Director,  Staff  Relations . •  O.  J.  Shaw 

Director  of  Inspection  .  . . E-  P*  Laberge 

Director  of  Public  Relations . r  •  G.  r  lint 

Chief  Enforcement  Officer . T.  G.  Morry 

Insurance  Branch:  . 

Director  of  Unemployment  Insurance.  K.  G.  Barclay 

Chief  Auditor . ^  •  J-  Smyth 

Chief  Contributions  Officer . .  .  .  .R.  v.  Sladen 

Chief  Coverage  Officer . D.  J.  Macdonnell 

Chief  Claims  Officer . J-  McGregor 

Employment  Branch:  .  , 

Director  of  Employment  Service . J .  W .  I  emple 

Assistant  to  Director  of  Employment  Service 

A.  L.  Tosland 

Chief — Analysis  and  Development .  .  .  .  W.  Thomson 
Chief — Employment  Specialists  Division 

T.  A.  Fishbourne 

Advisor  on  Women’s  _  ,  „  ... 

Employment . Miss  R.  A.  Hamilton 

Administrative  Services  Branch: 

Director  of  Administrative  Services 

W.  K.  Rutherford 

Chief,  Standards  and  Methods. .  .R.  Rene  de  Cotret 
Chief,  Purchasing  and  Office  Services ...  E.  E.  bmitn 
Chief  Supervisor  of  Staff  Training.  .  A.  C.  Bncauit 

Umpire . Hon.  Mr.  Justice  J.  C.  A  Cameron 

Registrar . •  •  -G-  Lechasseur 

Unemployment  Insurance  Advisory  Committee- 

Chairman . MacNamara 

Secretary . . . M-  InSerso11 

National  Employment  Committee:  . 

Chairman . Judge  W.  J.  Lindal,  Winnipeg 

Secretary . A.  Wood,  Ottawa 


of  former  departments  into  new  departments,  one  of 
these  being  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys. 

The  Department  is  divided  into  five  branches  as 
follows: 

Surveys  and  Mapping  Branch 
Geological  Survey  of  Canada 
Mines  Branch 
Dominion  Observatories 
Geographical  Branch 

The  Department  administers  the  Explosives  Act, 
1946,  (10  George  VI,  Chapter  7)  and  the  Regulations 
made  thereunder,  which  control  the  manufacture, 
testing,  sale,  storage,  and  importation  of  explosives 
in  Canada,  with  the  exception  that  the  Act  does  not 
apply  to  the  Department  of  National  Defence.  It 
also  administers  the  Emergency  Gold  Mining  As¬ 
sistance  Act  (11-12  George  VI,  Chapter  15,  1948)  and 
the  Regulations  (order  in  Council  P.C.  2664,  June  11, 
1948)  pertaining  thereto,  which  provide  for  cost-aid 
assistance  to  Canadian  gold  mines. 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys 

Hon.  George  Prudham 

Deputy  Minister . Marc  Boyer,  B.A.Sc. 

Administrative  Officer . J.  R.  Kirkconnell,  B.A.Sc. 

Director-General  of  Scientific  Services  _  _ 

G.  S.  Hume,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Chief  Inspector  of  Explosives . 

SURVEYS  AND  MAPPING  BRANCH 

Director . W.  H.  Miller,  B.Sc.,  C.E. 

The  Branch  is  divided  into  five  divisions: 

Geodetic  Survey  „  „  „ 

J  E.  R.  Ross,  B.A.Sc.,  D.L.S..  D.T.S.,  Dominion 
Geodesist  &  International  Boundary  Commissioner. 
Topographical  Survey  . 

S.  G.  Gamble,  B.Eng.,  Chief  Engineer 
Canadian  Hydrographic  Senice 

F.  C.  G.  Smith,  Dominion  Hydrographer 
Legal  Surveys  and  Aeronautical  Charts 

R.  Thistlethwaite,  B.Sc.,  D.L.S.,  B.C.L.S.,  A.L.S.^ 

Surveyor  henerai 

Mav  Compilation  and  Reproduction 

E.  D.  Baldock,  Chief  Cartographer 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY  OF  CANADA 

Director . George  Pan_,so?;  ¥oA"  £,'r!' 

Chief  Geologist .  C.  S.  Lord,  M.A.Sc.,  Eh-D. 

Vancouver  Office . W.  E.  Cockfield,  M.Sc.,  Ph.  . 

Calgary  Off ie . R.  T  D  Wickenden,  M.A  ,  Ph.D. 

Yellowknife  Office . J.  C.  McGlynn,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Mines  Branch 

Director . John  Convey,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Mineral  Resources . G.  C.  Monture,  O.B.E.,  D.Sc. 

Mineral  Dressing  and  Process  M etallurgy 

K  W.  Downes,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
Industrial  Minerals . .M.  F  Goudge,  B  A.,  B.Sc. 

; : ; ; ; ; ;  :E;i: 

Physical  Metallurgy . N.  C.  MacPhee,  B.A. 

DOMINION  OBSERVATORIES 


LIBRARY  OF  PARLIAMENT 
The  Library  of  Parliament  was  organized  in  1866. 
It  contains  600,000  volumes,  including  many  rare 
and  costly  books,  and  is  rapidly  growing.  It  is 
administered  jointly  by  two  Librarians  appointed  by 
the  Crown.  In  the  fire  of  1916,  the  Library  was 
the  only  part  of  the  legislative  block  which  escaped 
destruction.  The  fire  of  1952  resulted  in  temporary 
curtailment  of  services. 

General  Librarian . Felix  Desrochers 

Parliamentary  Librarian  . F£.an£f  Hamilton 

Assistant  Librarian,  English . R.  M.  Hanulto 

Assistant  Librarian,  French . -Guy  ^jestre 

Chief  Reference  Clerk . T.  E.  Monette 

^Z^Xcuments 

Florence  Moore 
.Therese  Foster 


Dominion  Astronomer  -no  t-. 

C.  S.  Beals,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.bc. 
Dominion  Astrophysical  Observatory,  Victoria,  B.C. 
Dominion  Astrosphysicist.  R.  M.  Petrie,  A.M.,  Ph.  . 

GEOGRAPHICAL  BRANCH 

A/Director . N.  L.  Nicholson,  M.Sc.: 


Ph.D 


Chief  Cataloguer . ........ 

Head,  French  Technical  Services . 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES  AND  TECHNICAL 
SURVEYS 

The  Denartment  of  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys 
wal  conSed  on  December  10.  1949  (13 1  George  VI 
ChaDter  17)  and  came  into  force  by  order  in  Council 
P.C.  2/330  of  January  20,  1950,  effective  January  18, 

19Its  establishment  was  the  result  of  a  reorganization 


CANADIAN  BOARD  OF  GEOGRAPHICAL 
NAMES 

(Formerly  the  Geographic  Board  of  Canada) 
Established  by  Dominion  Order  in  Council  of  Dec. 
18  1897,  to  decide  all  questions  concerning  geographic 
names  in  Canada,  all  public  departments  being  bound 
to  use  orthography  adopted.  Later,  Provincial  repre¬ 
sentatives  were  appointed.  the  several  Governments 
undertaking  to  be  guided  by  the  decisions  of  the  Board. 
Chairman,  Col.  C.  H.  Smith;  Secretary,  G.  M. 

^'Executive  Committee,  Lt.-Col.  C.  H.  Smith,  E.  D. 
Baldock,  F.C.G.  Smith  T  p  . 

Members ,  A.  McFarlane,  Norman  FeeA  Lt_-col. 
G.  W.  Rowley,  Dr.  N  L  Nicholson,  Dr.  H.  b. 
Bostock,  G.  W.  Rowley,  S.  G.  Gamble.  r 

Provincial  Members,  Alta,.,  D.  I.  Istvanffy,  •  w 

S' i bSSI:  na: i: ?: 

Mmrvwfo'nt.,  F.W.  Be.Uy;  P.E.I.,  P-  S.  F.eld.n*; 
Sask.,  A.  I.  Bereskm. 


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GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


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DOMINION  COAL  BOARD 

ORGANIZATION 

This  Board  was  established  by  the  Dominion  Coal 
Board  Act,  and  was  constituted  a  Department  of 
Government  to  advise  on  all  matters  respecting 
production,  importation,  distribution  and  use  of  coal 
in  Canada,  as  well  as  the  development  of  technical 
and  research  activities. 

The  Board  also  administers  in  accordance  with  the 
regulations  of  the  Governor  in  Council  any  sub¬ 
ventions  or  subsidies  relating  to  coal. 

In  addition,  the  Dominion  Coal  Board  Act  provides 
authority,  in  the  case  of  a  national  fuel  emergency, 
to  ensure  adequate  supplies  of  fuel  for  Canadian 
requirements. 

The  Board  handles  applications  for  loans  under 
the  Manrime  Coal  Production  Assistance  Act  (R.S.C. 
1952,  c.179)  and  administers  the  loans  granted  there¬ 
under.  It  also  administers  payments  under  the 
Canadian  Coal  Equality  Act  (R.S.C.  1952,  c.34) 
which  provides  a  subsidy  on  Canadian  coal  used  in 
the  manufacture  of  coke  for  metallurgical  purposes. 

Chairman,  W.  E.  Uren,  O.B.E.,  Ottawa.  Ont. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  NATIONAL  DEFENCE 

h  ^-)®PaJ'!;meht  if  National  Defence  was  created 
by  The  National  Defence,  Act,  1922”  effective  Jan- 
“jry  lst>  j  23,  amalgamating  the  Departments  of 
AirhBoardd  Defence  and  the  Naval  Service  and  the 

In  May,  1940,  a  separate  Department  of  National 
Defence  for  Air  was  set  up,  and  later  in  the  same 
year  a  separate  Department  of  National  Defence  for 
Se™ces.  In  1942  the  Naval  Board  was  created 
Services  dV1SOry  b°dy  t0  tlle  Minister  for  Naval 

On  December  13th,  1946,  the  three  services  were 
placed  under  one  Minister  of  National  Defence 

Minister.. - ..Hon.  R.  O.  Campney,  P.C.,  QC 

Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the  Minister 

Executive  Assistant  to  the  Minister.  Blan' 

Deputy  Minister,  ■Rer 

Air  Marshal  F.  R.  Miller,  C.B.E  C  D 

ttBBi’rfS  *** 

Judge  Advocate  General^  S'  °'B'E-  M’C’ 

Director  of  Public  RelaHo^1  W.' .  &T Dumsd^ 
Director,  Bureau  of  Current  Affairs . H?  Low 

defence  council 

Chairman— The  Minister  of  National  Defence 
Secretary  Defence  Secretary. 

m  .  defence  research  board 

ChMrr\an^<Pr'  t°t'  M-  Solandt-  O.B.E.,  B  Sc  M  A 
M  D„  DSc.,  LL.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.S  C  ' 

Secretary— Dr  Richard  Martineau,  D.Sc 

M.Af,  Ph“  A~Dr-  F'  H’  Sanders-  M.B.E., 

Division  B-. Dr.  J.  J  Green  M.B.E.,  P.Sc, 

F  rTAc.S.  A-R'aS”  A-G-T,  Ac.S.,  M.E.I.C.; 

ChgfA%bDivision  C~G.  M.  Carrie,  O.B.E.,  E.D., 

r}&/f°f,D^,isi—  Dr.  N.  W.  Morton,  Ph  D 
Chief  of  Administration— G.  W.  Dunn,  C.A 

r,!  _  •  CHIEFS  OF  STAFFS 

Ckalrman . •..Lt.-GnneralC,  Foulkes, 

Chief  of  Naval  Staff.  .  .  .VicdAdmirai  E.  R^Mainguy,' 

C  a®  DGs"6?E  Da#'  ■  Lt'-G^:EllCDDGmham, 
Chief  of  Air  Staff.  .Air  Marshal  C.  R.  Slemon,  C.B., 
r>  ,  CANADIAN  SERVICES  COLLEGFS ^B.E.,  C.D. 

Royal  Military  College.  .  .  colleges 

Royal  Roads ...  . Y  •  •  Kingston,  Ont. 

College  Militaire  Royal  de  St  Jean  Tst  Jean,  Rq! 

THE  ROYAL  CANADIAN  NAVY 
The  Royal  Canadian  Navy  is  organized  as  follows- 
Chief  of  NaZ  Zff,QVARTER9'  OTTAWA 

Rear-Admiral  Harry  G.  DeWolf 


ATLANTIC  COMMAND 

Flag  Officer . Rear-Admiral  R.  E.  S.  Bidwell, 

C.B.E.,  C.D.,  R.C.N. 

PACIFIC  COMMAND 

Flag  Officer .. Rear-Admiral  H.  F.  Pullen,  O.B.E.. 

C.D.,  R.C.N. 

NAVAL  DIVISIONS 

Commanding  Officer. . .  Rear-Admiral  K.  F.  Adams, 

C. D.,  R.C.N. 

CANADIAN  JOINT  STAFF,  LONDON,  ENG. 

Naval  Member . Commodore  J.  V.  Brock,  D.S.O. 

D. S.C.,  C.Di 

CANADIAN  JOINT  STAFF,  WASHINGTON,  D.C.,  U.S.A. 

Naval  Member . Commodore  A.  G.  Boulton, 

D.S.C.,  C.D. 

NAVAL  HEADQUARTERS  (ORGANIZATION) 

Chief  of  N aval  Staff,  Vice-Admiral  E.  R.  Mainguv 
O.B.E.,  C.D.,  R.C.N. 

Vice-Chief  of  Naval  Staff,  Rear-Admiral  H.  N. 
Lay,  O.B.E.,  C.D.,  R.C.N, 

Naval  Secretary,  Capt.  (S)  C.  V.  Laws,  C.D. 
R.C.N. 

Judge  Advocate  of  the  Fleet,  Capt.  (SB)  P.  R. 
Hurcomb,  C.D. 

Scientific  Advisor  to  C.N.S .,  Dr.  F.  H.  Sanders. 
Director  of  Printing  and  Publications,  Cdr.  (SB) 

G.  E.  Fenwick. 

Director  of  Supplementary  Radio  Activities,  Cdr. 
A.  R.  Hewitt,  C.D. 

Director  of  Naval  Communications,  Capt.  H.  A 
Porter,  C.D. 

Director  of  Naval  Organization,  Capt.  (SB)  G  A 
Woolcombe. 

Director  of  Naval  Plans  and  Operations,  Capt.  W. 

H.  Landymore,  O.B.E.,  C.D.,  R.C.N. 

Director  of  Naval  Information,  Capt.  (SB)  HEW 
Strange,  O.B.E. 

Director  of  N aval  Standardization,  Commodore  H. 

E.  1- .  Makovksi,  C.D. 

Director  of  Naval  Intelligence,  Capt.  M.  H.  Ellis 
C.D. 

Chief  of  Naval  Personnel,  Rear-Admiral  H.  S. 
Rayner,  D.S.C.  and  Bar.  C.D. 

Chaplains  of  the  Fleef  Chap.  M.  P.  Maclsaac 
(RAJ.),  Chap.  E.  B.  G.  Foote,  O.B.E.  (Prot  ) 
c  Director  of  Personnel  ( Officers ),  Cdr.  J.  C.  Pratt, 

Director  of  Personnel  {Men),  Cdr.  J.  R.  Doull,  C.D. 

L  MiUer7"  ° *  Navad  Education,  Inst.  Captain  K. 

Director  of  Service  Conditions  and  Welfare,  Cdr.  (S) 
w.  J.  Ti.  rioyd,  C.D. 

^Director  of  Naval  Training,  Cdr.  J.  C.  O’Brien, 

T  Chief  of  Naval  Technical  Services,  Rear-Admiral  (E) 

J.  G.  Knowlton,  O.B.E.,  C.D.  RCN 
Effector  of  Civil  Accounting,  E.  J.  Neville. 
c  Boris  Officer-m-Chief,  Capt.  (SB)  John  B.  Roper, 

R  jSj‘P Bridge deK<  ° ^  Photography,  Commander  (SB) 

O  fTTD  Chief'  Comm°dore  (E)  A.  C.  M.  Davy, 

ma"defG.Tay?oJraD!  1“^'  0rdnance  Co“- 

Baker,a  0CBrE.r“C<0r  Coastr-  Commodore  R. 

H.fiG.CRogir£offB?iEr  ‘™  CHef'  Commodore  (L)  W. 

m„S Vfet :fcZml  °rdnanCe’  °rd’  Com- 

J.  R  Singleton5'30’"^  Defences-  Commander  (SB) 
Wright,' O.BTiTaD^'7’  Commodore  (S)  R-  A. 

D .^KMVI r GrahamJ  C.D  Af  °^ing’  Commander  (S) 
Cdnlr(L)0G.°iL/Drws!>m  ' and  Cataloguing, 

the  CANADIAN  ARMY 
The  Canadian  Army  is  organized  as  follows- 
Chief  AaMy,  HEADQUARTERS,  OTTAWA,  ONT. 

“•  D- 

GeueZ^nS™  COMMAND,  H.Q.,  HALIFAX,  N.S. 

Plow?cl.Ef CD.sS.?cS  iff~Mai'General  E-  C- 


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317 


F, 


J. 


C. 


QUEBEC  COMMAND,  H.Q.,  MONTREAL,  P.Q. 

General  Officer  Commanding — Maj-General  J.  P.  E. 
Bematchez,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

CENTRAL  COMMAND,  H.Q.,  OAKVILLE,  ONT. 

General  Officer  Commanding — Maj  .-General  S. 

Clark,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

PRAIRIE  COMMAND,  H.Q.,  "WINNIPEG,  MAN. 

General  Officer  Commanding — Maj  .-General,  W 
Megill,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

■WESTERN  COMMAND,  H.Q.,  EDMONTON,  ALTA. 

General  Officer  Commanding — Maj  .-General 
Vokes,  C.B.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  C.D. 

CANADIAN  JOINT  STAFF,  LONDON,  ENG. 

Chairman — Air  Commodore  A.  D.  Ross,  G.C., 

Army  Member — Brigadier  J.  E.  C.  Pangman, 

D  S.O.,  E.D. — Eff.  Nov.  53. 

CANADIAN  JOINT  STAFF,  WASHINGTON,  D.C. 

Army  Member — Brigadier  J.  W.  Bishop,  O.B.E. 

CANADIAN  MILITARY  MISSION  FAR  EAST,  TOKYO,  JAPAN 

Commanded — Col.  E.  D.  Elwood,  M.B.E.,  C.D. 

2nd  CANADIAN  INFANTRY  BRIGADE,  GERMANY 

Commander — Brigadier  R.  Rowley,  D.S.O.,  E.D. 

CANADIAN  ARMY  HEADQUARTERS  (ORGANIZATION) 

Chief  of  the  General  Staff — Lt.-Gen.  H.  D.  Graham, 

C'y'i<fe'-C7ite/  of  '  the  General  Staff — Maj  .-Gen.  N.  E. 

R°D%utf'Chfef  o/^e  General  Staff— Brig.  R.  W. 
Moncel,  D.S.O.,  O.B.E  —Eff.  Jan.  54. 

Director  General  of  Military  Training — Brig.  C.  B. 
Ware,  D.S.O.,  C.D.  _  . 

Director  General  of  Plans  and  Operations — Brig.  G. 
C.  Leech,  O.B.E.,  E.D.  , 

Director  of  Military  Operations  &  Planning — Eol. 
G.  A.  Turcot,  C.D.  Q  . 

Director  of  Military  Intelligence— Col.  E.  b.  late. 
Director  of  Staff  Duties — Col.  G.  M.  C.  Sprung, 

M Director  of  Weapons  &  Development — Col.  W.  P. 

^Direc’tor'o/  Military  Training — Col.  R.  A.  Keane, 

VD^t?rBof'Armv  Budget— Col.  F.  E.  Anderson, 

^  Director  of  Historical  Section — Col.  C.  P.  Stacey, 

Director  of  Royal  Canadian  Armoured  Corps— Col. 

B' DirectoTof0Royai  Canadian  Artillery— Col.  A.  J.  B. 

BaCftie/  Fnffiraeer— -Co?.  "e^IL  Webb,  D.S.O.,  O.B.E.. 

Director  of  Military  Survey — Col.  C.  H.  Smith, 

R  Director  of  Royal  Canadian  Corps  of  Signals  Col. 

C' Directofof  Royal  Canadian  Infantry  Corps  Col. 
N.  G.  WUson-Smith,  D.S.O.,  M.B.E. 

BRANCH  OF  THE  ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Adjutant-General — Maj  .-General  M.  L.  Brennan, 

^'Pice '  Adjutant-General — Brig.  A.  F.  B.  Knight, 

°Depuiy  Adjutant-General — Brig.  E.  C.  Brown, 

^  Director  General  of  Army  Personnel— Brig.  F.  A. 

Director  General  of  Medical  Services  Brig.  K.  A. 

^Director'  General  of  Dental  Services— Brig.  E.  M. 
Wansbrough,  O.B.E.,  M.M.,  E.D.,  C.D. 

Director  of  Army  Personnel..  DA'  'A'A' 

Director  of  Manning-Col.  N .  H  Ross, P'S-9*' 
Director  of  Administration — Col.  T.  A.  Johnston, 

^ '^Director  of  Pay  Services— Col.  C.  W.  Ball,  C.Eh  c 

Provost  Marshall — Col.  J.  R;  S,t01})?’  iDf^w"’Forth" 
Director  of  Chaplain  Services  ( P )  Col.  J.  W.  Fort  , 

^ Director' of'  Chaplain  Services  ( RC )  Col.  C.  E. 
Beaudry,  M.B.E. ,  C.D. 

BRANCH  OF  THE  QUARTERM ASTER-GENERAL  ^ 

Quartermster-General— Maj.-Gen.  G.  Walsh,  C.B.  ., 
FfSe  Quartermaster-General  Brig.  R.  L.  Purves, 

D.S.O. 


Deputy  Quartermaster-General — (Design  &  Develop¬ 
ment)  Brig.  S.  E.  E.  Morres,  C.D. 

Deputy  Quartermaster-General — (Works  &  Quarter¬ 
ing)  Brig.  L.  G.  C.  Lilley,  D.S.O. 

Director  of  ilQ ”  Operations  &  Planning — Col.  K. 
H.  McKibbin,  C.D. 

Director  of  Works — Col.  P.  A.  O’Connor,  M.B.E., 
C.D. 

Director  of  Quartering — Col.  N.  J.  W.  Smith,  D.S.O., 
C.D. 

Director  of  Movements — Col.  C.  A.  Simmons, 

O.B.E.,  C.D.  iTT 

Director  of  Supplies  and  Transport — Col.  J.  L. 
Sparling,  O.B.E.,  C.D. 

Director  of  Ordnance  Services — Col.  J.  B.  Allan,  C.D. 
Director  of  Electrical  &  Mechanical  Engineering — 
Col.  J.  R.  Dunlop,  O.B.E.,  E.D. 

Director  of  Armament  Development — Col.  D.  A.  G. 
Waldock,  C.D.  „  ,  _.  . 

Director  of  Engineer  Development — Eol.  W .  A. 
Capelle.  .  „  .  „  t 

Director  of  Vehicle  Development — Eol.  K.  E. 
Franklin,  O.B.E. 

Director  of  Electrical  &  Communications  Develop¬ 
ment — Col.  J.  H.  Eaman,  C.D. 

THE  ARMY  BENEVOLENT  FUND  BOARD 

Constituted  under  the  provisions  of  the  Army 
Benevolent  Fund  Act,  Chapter  49,  Statutes  of  Canada, 
1947: 

Chairman:  Lieut.-General  J.  C.  Murchie,  C.B. 
C.B.E.,  C.D. 

THE  ROYAL  CANADIAN  AIR  FORCE 
The  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force  is  organized  as 
follows: 

AIR  FORCE  HEADQUARTERS,  OTTAWA,  ONT. 

Chief  of  the  Air  Staff — Air  Marshal  C.  R.  Slemon, 
C.B.,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

AIR  DEFENCE  COMMAND,  ST;  HUBERT,  QUE. 

Air  Officer  Commanding — Air  Vice-Marshal  L. 
Wray,  O.B.E.,  A.F.C.,  C.D. 

12  AIR  DEFENCE  GROUP,  VANCOUVER,  B.C. 

Group  Commander— Ail  Commodore  W.  A.  Orr, 
C.B.E.,  C.D. 

AIR  MATERIEL  COMMAND,  OTTAWA,  ONT. 

Air  Officer  Commanding — Air  Vice-Marshal  J.  L. 
Plant,  C.B.E.,  A.F.C.,  C.D. 

TRAINING  COMMAND,  TRENTON,  ONT. 

Air  Officer  Commanding — Air  Vice  Marshal  J.  C. 
Bryans,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

14  TRAINING  GROUP,  WINNIPEG,  MAN. 

Group  Commander— Air  Commodore  H.  G.  Rut¬ 
ledge,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

MARITIME  AIR  COMMAND,  HALIFAX,  N.S. 

Air  Officer  Commanding — Air  Commodore  M. 
Costello,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

TACTICAL  AIR  COMMAND,  EDMONTON,  ALTA. 

Air  Officer  Commanding — Air  Commodore  b.  W. 
Coleman,  C.D. 


1  AIR  DIVISION,  R.C.A.F.,  METZ,  FRANCE 
Air  Officer  Commanding — Air  Vice-Marshal  H.  B. 
Godwin,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

CANADIAN  JOINT  STAFF,  LONDON,  ENGLAND 

Chairman,  Air  Vice-Marshal  D.  M.  Smith,  C.B.E., 

C  B  a  ■ 

Air  Member  of  the  Canadian  Joint  Staff—  Air 

Commodore  A.  D.  Ross,  G.C.,  C.B.E.,  C.D. 

CANADIAN  JOINT  STAFF,  WASHINGTON,  U.S.A. 

Air  Member  of  the  Canadian  Joint  Staff— Air 
Commodore  R.  A.  Cameron,  C.D. 

AIR  FORCE  HEADQUARTER  (ORGANIZATION) 

Chief  of  the  Air  Staff— Mr  Marshal  C.  R.  Slemon 

C'vi ciSjhitfofthe  Air  Staff—  Air  Vice-Marshal  C.  R. 

^Air^’Membfr ' f^P Technical  Sernces— Air  Vice- 
Marshal  M.  M.  Hendrick,  O.B.E.,  C.D. 

Chief  of  Air  Operations — Air  Commodore  F.  S. 

^&Chief6of  Ptores  'and  intelligence — Air  Commodore 
M.  D.  Lister,  C.D. 

Chief  of  Telecommunications —  - -  • :  •  •  •  *  **' ’  * 

Chief  of  Armament- Air  Commodore  J.  A.  Easton, 

^^Chief  of  Training — Air  Commodore  V.  H 
Patriarchs)  O.B.E.,  A.F.C.,  E.D. 


318 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


[  1956 


Air  Member  for  Personnel — Air  Vice-Marshal  J.  G. 
Kerr,  C.B.E.,  A.F.C.,  C.D. 

Director  General  of  Medical  Services  {Air) — Air 
Commodore  A.  A.  G.  Corbett,  E.D. 

Chief  of  Materiel —  Air  Commodore  J.  S.  J.  Millard, 
O.B.E.,  C.D. 

Chief  of  Aeronautical  Engineering — Air  Commodore 
G.  G.  Truscott,  O.B.E.,  C.D. 

Chief  of  Construction  Engineering —  . 

Deputy  Air  Member  for  Technical  Services — Air 
Commodore  D.  S.  Blaine,  C.D. 

Chief  of  Personnel — Air  Commodore  W.  E.  Bennett, 
C.D. 

Chief  of  Personnel  Services — Air  Commodore  C.  H. 
Greenway,  O.B.E.,  C.D. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  NATIONAL  HEALTH 
AND  WELFARE 

The  Department  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 
was  established  in  October  1944,  under  the  Depart¬ 
ment  of  National  Health  and  Welfare  Act,  1944.  It 
is  organized  into  the  Health,  Welfare,  and  Adminis¬ 
tration  Branches. 

The  Health  Branch  is  composed  of  three  Direetor- 
ates;  Food  and  Drugs,  Health  Services  and  Indian 
Health  Services.  The  primary  responsibility  of  the 
hood  and  Drugs  Directorate  is  the  administration  of 
vle  ood  and  Drugs  and  the  Proprietary  or  Patent 
Medicine  Acts  and  Regulations. 

The  most  important  function  of  the  Health  Services 
Directorate  is  the  administration  of  the  National 
Health  Program,  under  which,  grants  of  up  to  thirty- 
six  million  dollars  annually  are  made  available  to  the 
Provinces  for  the  development,  extension  and  im¬ 
provement  of  health  facilities  and  the  training  of 
health  workers.  Other  aspects  of  public  health  dealt 
with  by  the_ Health  Services  Directorate  include:  the 
provision  of  advisory  and  co-ordinating  services  to 
provincial  health  departments;  the  administration 
t  iu  Quarantine  Act,  the  Leprosy  Act  and  Part  V 
ot  the  Canada  Shipping  Act;  the  treatment  of  sick 
the  m®d,c.al  examination  of  immigrants  and 
the  enforcement  of  sanitation  measures  on  inter- 
provmoiai  and  international  carriers.  A  consultive 
mentffl  by  the  Directorate  in  the  fields  of 

mental  health,  prevention  and  control  of  communi- 
™tdSTe.S’  ,m!lus1tl;al  hygiene,  nutrition,  blindness 
hosnitl’l  H60n*a  heal*h’  °hild  and  maternal  health, 
health  generSly.  rehabilitation  and  public 

The  Directorate  of  Indian  Health  Services  is  pri- 
,°°nce,med  with  the  provision  of  Hospital  and 
?nddlthltreatment  serv‘°?s  for  Indians  and  Eskimos 
and  the  improvement  of  general  health  conditions 

tS°nDirectoraetement  *7 the  P°Pulation.  Recently, 
resnect  tn*  t ho*  h  Vmed  new,  resP°nsibilities  with 
respect  to  the  development  of  health  facilities  for 

Territories!1118  ln  ^  Yukon  and  the  Northwest 
such  bodie?^ 

other  specialized  agencies  of  the  United  Nations 
healthrer?°T1pIe  f°r  enf°rcement  of  any  public 
rvfi^'  -g  atl0ns  made  by  the  International  Joint 

appointed  by  ?he6i Govem^r-^-Co^nci^6  FedeTaT 
Allowances6 

Persons  Act,  1954  ’  1951’  and  the  tabled 

The  Department  is  also  responsible  for  fedoroi  ■  *i 
defence  planning;  the  Civil  Defence  C17l1 

reports  to  both  Deputy  Ministers  Coordinator 
1  ne  Administration  Branch  consist*?  r»f  •  • 
whose  activities  cover  both  the  health  and  wed 


fields,  and  include  research  and  information  services 
legal  and  library  services,  statistical  and  information 
services,  and  office  and  personnel  services  for  the 
Department. 

Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 
Hon.  Paul  Martin,  Q.C.,  P.C.,  M.P.,  M.A.,  LL  D 
Deputy  Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 
( Health ) .  .G.  D.  W.  Cameron,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D  P  H 
Deputy  Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 
( Welfare ) . G.  F.  Davidson,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph  D 


HEALTH  BRANCH 

Director,  Health  Services.  F.  W.  Jackson,  M.D.,  D.P.H 
Medical  Officer,  Environmental  Health  & 

Special  Projects . K.  C.  Charron,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Medical  Officer,  Research  Development 
„  ,.  ,  B.  D.  B.  Layton,  M.D.,  M.P.H. 

Medical  Officer ,  Medical  Advisory  Services , 

,,  ,.  .  n  R-  G.  Ratz,  M.B. 

Medical  Officer,  National  Health  Grants 
„  ,.  „  G.  E.  Wride,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Medical  Officer,  Health  Insurance  Studies 

,  C.  A.  Roberts,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.P.A. 

tSlinaness  Control  Division,  Chief .J.  H.  Grove  M  D 
Child  and  Maternal  Health  Division,  Chief 

„■  c  „  ,  J.  F.  Webb,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Civil  Service  Health  Division,  Chief 

n-  ;  a  ■  ,,  ,  E-  L-  Davey,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Civil  Aviation  Medicine  Division,  Chief 

n  .  ,  T,  ,,,  _  .  .  .  „  W.  A.  Prowse,  M.D. 

Dental  Health  Division,  Consultant 

„  .  .  H.  K.  Brown,  D.D.S.,  D. D.P.H 

Epidemiology  Division,  Chief 

rr„  in  ■  n  ■  -  E-  H-  Lossing,  M.D.,  M.P.H. 
Hospital  Design  Division,  Chief 

,  ,  H1G-  Hug.hes.'  B-Arch„  A.R.I.B.A.,  M.R.A.I.C. 
Laboratory  of  Hygiene , 

,  D  Chief  J.  Gibbard,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.S.C. 

1  ledical  Rehabilitation  and  Disability  Advisory  Services 

,  U  r,.  .  Chief  K.  C.  Charron,  M.D.,  C.M. 
Mental  Health  Division,  Chief 

,r  ,.  C.  A.  Roberts,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A  P  A 
Narcotic  Control,  Chief  K  r  •  , 

Nutrition  Division,  Chief . K'  C'  Hosslck 

n„  ,•  C.  B.  Pett,  B.S.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.D. 
Occupational  Health  Division,  Chief 

n_„  ,  ■  ,  ,  ,  E.  A.  Watkinson,  M.D.,  D.P.H 

Occupational  Health  Laboratory,  Chief 

p  , , .  „  ,  .  K.  Kay,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Public  Health  Engineering  Division,  Chief 

o„  .  .  J-  R-  Menzies,  B.A.Sc.,  O.L.S.,  C  E 

Supervising  Engineers: 

Truro— W  Iv  Sharpe,  515  Prince  St.,  Truro 

Wontr°eZrT  7  n°hvey’J P'°-  Box  86-  Moncton, 
mon  St"L'  BeUeviUe'  R(x>m  100,  379  Com- 

0  Bldg70tfawaE0“tndS'  R°°m  3°7’  Trafalgar 

Bldg- 

"‘Po^tage  AvJeaCk’  2°7  Scientific  Bldg„  425^ 

“rrrs.  h.  ?,s.  4,0,6,„ps*ooeS”,B“«' 
S7b;=ra,/M,„%‘  s/ts  g"** 

&iSrn  du-§m  Kr  21- 

iVCliffic“nptCAFox-  39  CTram’  M-D-  ?ick  Mariners 
M.D  ,  Tracadie  ’  Lancaster'  A.  Robichaud. 

QCUn7JLouLCBainarj  fDfhSick  Mariners 

Ontario B  '  879  Common  St.,  Montreal. 

°“E3;Est.,PT„L£“g‘11-  "*•  M'D-  m 

Ton  BldT6  v~W'  E'  Gre§son.  M.D.,  Immigra- 
. .  *•  »• 

57„hwb;  fSJ:  “  ». 

MlsclrF.R.SxI.0lene,  ChieS  J-  Gii>ba,'d.  B.S.A., 


1956] 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


319 


Directorate  of  Indian  Health  Services,  Director 

P.  E.  Moore,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Regional  Superintendents: 

Eastern  Canada — J.  S.  Willis,  M.D.,  Booth  Bldg., 
Ottawa. 

Manitoba — Dr.  W.  J.  Wood,  522  Dominion  Public 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

Saskatchewan — Dr.  J.  P.  Harvey,  5A  Mitchell 
Bldg.,  Regina. 

Alberta — Dr.  W.  L.  Falconer,  Charles  Camsell 
Indian  Hospital,  Edmonton. 

British  Columbia— Dr.  W.  S.  Barclay,  4824  Fraser 
St.,  Vancouver. 

Hospitals  (of  twenty  beds  or  more ) 

Ontario — Lady  Willingdon  Indian  Hospital,  Ohs- 
weken.  . 

Moose  Factory  Indian  Hospital,  Moose  r  actory. 
Sioux  Lookout  Indian  Hospital,  Sioux  Lookout. 
Manitoba — Fisher  River  Indian  Hospital,  Hodgson. 
Norway  House,  Indian  Hospital,  Norway  House, 
Fort  Alexander  Indian  Hospital,  Pine  Falls. 
Dynevor  Indian  Hospital,  Selkirk. 

Clearwater  Lake  Indian  Hospital,  The  Pas. 
Brandon  Indian  Hospital,  Brandon. 

Saskatchewan — Qu'Appelle  Indian  Hospital,  Fort 

NorthPBattleford  Indian  Hospital,  Battleford. 
Alberta — Blackfoot  Indian  Hospital,  Gleichen. 
Charles  Camsell  Indian  Hospital, Edmonton. 

Blood  Indian  Hospital,  Cardston. 

Hubbema  Indian  Hospital,  Hubbema. 

British  Columbia — Coqualeetza  Indian  Hospital, 
Sardis.  ,  . 

Miller  Bay  Indian  Hospital,  Prince  Rupert. 
Nanaimo  Indian  Hospital,  Nanaimo. 

Food  and  Drugs  Divisions,  Director  war 

C.  A.  Morrell,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 
Laboratory  Services,  _ 

Chief . L.  I.  Pugsley,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Regional  Directors:  .  ,  .... 

Halifax,  A.  Hollett,  Dominion  Public  Building 
P.O.  Box  605.  „„  _ 

Montreal,  Paul  E.  Jean,  Room  304,  379  Com¬ 
mon  Street.  .  . 

Toronto,  H.  E.  Woodward,  M.D.,  27  St.  Clair 

Winnipeg,  H.  A.  Watson,  Aragon  Bldg.,  244 

Vancouver* w.  H.  Hill,  Room  504,  325  Gran¬ 
ville  Street.  .  ,  .  _  .  , 

Proprietary  or  Patent  Medicine  Dimsion^Chief B 


Welfare  Branch 

Executive  Assistant  to  Deputy  Minister,  Mrs.  D.  B 
Sinclair,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Fitness  and  Recreation  Consultant,  irn  n 

Dr.  D.  W.  Plewes,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ed.D 
Family  Allowances  and  Old  Age  Security  Division, 
Director,  R.  B.  Curry,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Assistant  Director ,  J .  A.  Blais. 

Executive  Assistant  Director^  p  Hendershot_  B  A 

Regional  Directors  of  Family  Allowances  and 
Old  Age  Security 

Newfoundland— I.  G.  Parsons,  Bldg.  No.  17,  Buck- 
master’s  Field,  St.  Johns.  , 

PEI  — A.  S.  Tait,  59  Queen  St.,  Charlottetown. 
Nova  Scotia  —  P.  H.  Stehelin,  Industrial  Bldg., 

New^Bnmswick — A.  Nicholson,  New  Federal  Bldg., 

Quebec— J° *M .  L.  Lalrance,  P.O.  Box  1816,  Quebec. 
Ontario — F.  C.  Jackson,  122  Front  St.  W„  Toronto. 
Manitoba — C.  B.  Howden,  138  Portage  Ave.  E., 

SaMchewan-G.  P.  Allen,  Dorn.  Gov’t.  Bldg. 

Alberta-U.  C.  Gillman,  Mercantile  Bldg.,  Edmon- 

British  Columbia— W.  R.  Bone,  Federal  Bldg., 

Yukon  and  Northwest  Territories— Miss  N.  O’Brien, 

Jackson  Bldg.,  Ottawa.  MacFarlane 

Social  Aid  Division,  Chief . J-  vv.  iviacranau 

Civil  Defence  Division 

Civil  Defence  Co-ordinator  M  C  MM 

Maj.-Gen.  F.  F.  Worthington,  C.B.,  M.G.,  Jyi.m. 


Administration  Branch 

Departmental  Secretary . Miss  O.  J.  Waters 

Research  and  Statistics  Division,  Chief 

J.  W.  Willard,  M.A.,  M.P.A.,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 
Information  Services  Division,  Director  .11.  W.  A  ams 

Legal  Adviser . R.  E.  Curran,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Departmental  Librarian 

Miss  M.  D.  Morton,  B.H.Sc.,  B.L.S. 

Personnel  Division,  Chief . _.  .  .  J.  F.  Maxwell 

Purchasing  and  Supply  Division,  Chief  J.  A.  Hickson. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  NATIONAL  REVENUE 

From  Confederation  on  July  1,  1867,  until  May  17 
1918,  Customs  and  Inland  Revenue  Acts  were  ad¬ 
ministered  by  two  separate  government  departments 
known  as  the  Department  of  Customs,  constituted  by 
statute  (31  Vic.  Chap.  43),  and  the  Department  of 
Inland  Revenue  constituted  by  statute  (31  Vic. 
Chap.  49).  On  May  18,  1918,  by  Order  in  Council 
these  two  Departments  were  amalgamated  and  com¬ 
bined  under  the  name  of  the  Department  of  Customs 
and  Inland  Revenue  and  under  one  Minister  of  the 
Crown.  ,  _  ,  .  _ 

On  April  1,  1921,  the  name  Inland  Revenue  was 
dropped  and  the  Department  of  Customs  and  Exoise 
constituted  (11-12  Geo.  V.  26). 

The  collection  of  Income  Tax  was  placed  under 
the  control  of  the  Minister  of  Customs  and  Excise  on 
Apnl  1  1924,  and  by  the  Department  of  National 
Revenue  Act  (17  Geo.  V.  Chap.  34)  the  name  was 
changed  to  the  Department  of  National  Revenue. 

Minister . Hon.  James  J.  McCann,  M.D. 

Private  Secretary  to  the  Minister,  Miss  A.  M.  A.  Carisse 
Executive  Assistant  to  Minister . C.  F.  Robertson 

Customs — Excise  Divisions 
Deputy  Minister  ( Customs  and  Excise ) 

David  Sim,  C.M.G. 

Administrative  Officers,  T  „  „  , 

A.  W.  Brown,  L.  H.  Taylor 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister  (Customs')  ^  ^  Urquhart 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister  (Excise) ...  .V.  C.  Nauman 
General  Executive  Assistant.  .  .  R  C.  Labarge,  IVl.B.E. 
Chief  Dominion  Customs  Appraiser.  .  .L.  K.  Younger 

Chief,  Laboratory  Branch.  . . . . .  .  ..  It.  W.  Hon 

Director  of  Customs  Excise  Inspection  .J.  G.  Howell 

Director  of  Excise  Audit . E.  D.  Lawrence,  C.A. 

Director  of  Excise  Duty . .  •  • ,  v,  x  e.° 

Director  of  Personnel . 

r  cnnl  Advisers  . D.  A.  Arbuckle; 

Legal  Advisers.  ...y  y  Q  Godbout;  Q  D  McIntyre 

Director  of  Investigations,  Cust.  &  Ex.  ■  W.  L.  Hicklin 

Secretary,  Customs  Division . a.  b.  Kenney 

Secretary.  Excise  Division . ^unDy 

Director  of  Excise  Tax  Branch . M.  J.  Gorman 

Chief,  Accommodation  Branch . .  b.  G.  uguvie 

Chief,  Customs  Check  Branch  . ......  -T.  S.  Falkner 

Director,  Customs  Drawbacks  Branch  .  .  .G.  L.  Aust 
Chief,  Customs  Excise  Seizures  Branch.  .  .  -G.  O. •  Hing 
Chief,  Equipment,  Supplies  and  Stamp..  .L.  A.  White 

Chief,  Excise  Check  Branch . ■ . •  •  •  •  •  £  *7  "°^ 

Director,  Excise  Tax  Collections  Broncfc . .  J.  H^Hector 

Chief,  Manifests .  •  •  „  Wright 

Chief,  Publications . w-  o  M  Mann 

Chief’,  Refunds  .' .' .' .' . p  TremMav 

SS  RSBr^T: : 


CUSTOMS  AND 

Acton,  Ont,  W.  G.  H. 
Middleton 

Andover,  N.B.,  R.  D. 

Gaynor.  _ 

Andover,  N.B.,  W.  W. 
Curry. 

Amherstburg,  Ont., 

R.  D.  Duby. 

Amos,  Q.,  J-  G.  L. 
Frigon. 

Annapolis  Royal,  N.S,, 
J.  A.  Ruffee. 
Antigonish,  N.S.,  D.  H. 

MacDougall. 
Armstrong,  P-Q- .  J-  A. 

O.  Geoffrey. 

Baddeck,  N.S.,  J.  D. 
McNeil. 


EXCISE  COLLECTORS 

Baie  Comeau,  P.Q.,  J- 
A.  J.  P.  Martin 
Barrie,  Ont.,  F.  V. 
Morren. 

Barrington  Passage, 
N.S.,  W.  J.  Nickerson. 
Bathurst,  N.B., 

F.  J.  Gillis 
Belleville,  Ont.  G.  M. 

Miller. 

Berthierville,  P.Q.,  P.P. 
Leduc 

Blackpool,  P.Q., 

D.  C.  R.  Beaudin 
Black’s  Harbour,  N.B., 

G.  E.  Clarke 
Blairmore,  Alta.,  J.  R. 

MacLeod 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


[1956 


320 


Boissevain,  Man.,  C. 
W.  Cove 

Boundary  Bay,  B.C., 

G.  H,  Jameson. 
Bowmanville,  Ont.,  I.  F. 
Pooley. 

Bracebridge,  Ont.,  E.  L. 

G.  W.  Robertson. 
Brampton,  Ont,  W.  S. 
Matthew 

Brandon,  Man.,  H.  E. 
Hannah. 

Brantford,  Ont.,  G.  M. 
Cook. 

Bridgewater,  N.S.,  C. 

N.  Corkum. 
Brochville,  Ont.,  L.  V.  F. 
Taylor. 

Calgary,  Alta.,  H.  Legg. 
Campbellton,  N.B.,  A. 

R.  M.  Metzler. 
Camrose,  Alta.,  R  H. 
Hume 

Canso,  N.S., 

J.  W.  MacRae 
Caraquet,  N.B.,  J.  A. 
Leger 

Carleton  Place,  Ont.,  R. 
Munro 

Cascade  City,  B.C.,  A.  J. 
McLean. 

Centreville,  N.B.,  M.  C. 
Milbury. 

Chambord  Junction,  P.Q. 

G.  P.  R.  Chollet 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I., 

L.  W.  Goodwin. 
Chatham,  N.B., 

A.  W.  Henry 
Chatham ,  Ont.,  Ernest 
Ansell,  O.B.E.,  M.C., 

E.D. 

Chester,  N.S.,  G.  W. 
Porter 

Chemainus,  B.C.,  J.  M. 

E.  Van  Cotton 
Chicoutimi,  Que.,  J.  P. 
A.  Giard. 

Chilliwack,  B.C.,  P.  W. 

Beldham 
Clair,  N.B.,  J.  P. 

Pelletier 
Coaticook,  P.Q., 

H.  Routhier 
Cobalt,  Ont.,  H.  B. 

Ramey 
Cobourg,  Ont., 

C.  H.  Boundy 
Cochrane,  Ont.,  J.  O 
Crich 

Collingwood,  Ont., 

Duncan  McIntyre. 
Cornerbrook,  Nfld.,  A.  E 
Batstone. 

Cornwall,  Ont.,  A.  J.  S. 

MacDonald. 

Coulter,  Man.,  J.  J. 
Conroy 

Courtenay,  B.C.,  C.  P. 
Renwick 

Coutts,  Alta.,  J.  A. 
Rosewarn 

Cranbrook,  B.C.,  H.  G. 
Mcllvena. 

Crystal  City,  Man.,  J.  J 
McPhail 

Cumins  Mills,  P.Q. 

M.  A.  Nicholson 
Dalhousie,  N.S.,  G.  D. 
Murehie 

Dawson,  Y.T.,  N.  W.  H. 
Pennington 

Digby,  N.S.,  J.  E. 
Comeau. 

Dorval,  P.Q.,  J.  H.  Q. 
Bousquet 

Drumheller ,  Alta.,  A. 
Scollick 


Drummondville,  P.Q.,  L. 
Lemire. 

Dundee,  P.Q.,  A.  P. 
O'Reilly 

Dunnville,  Ont.,  R.  H. 
Osborne 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  P.  D. 
Fowler 

Edmundston,  N.B.,  J. 

G.  A.  Thibaudeau. 
Emerson,  Man.,  W. 
Leverenz, 

Erieau,  Ont.,  M.  K. 
Jackson. 

Estcourt,  P.Q.,  C.  H.  R. 
Chenard. 

Estevan,  Sask.,  T.  Top¬ 
ing. 

Farnham,  Q.,  J .  J.  Mc¬ 
Cullough. 

Fort  Erie,  Ont.,  J.  R. 
Edwards 

Fort  Francis,  Ont.,  L.  C. 
Delgaty 

Fort  William,  Ont.,  C. 

E.  Stewardson 
Fredericton,  N.B.,  S.  S. 

Murphy. 

Frelighsburg,  P.Q.,  N. 

F.  Creller. 

Galt,  Ont.,  H.  N.  Sim¬ 
mons. 

Gananoque,  Ont.,  C.  E. 

Quackenbush 
Gander,  Nfld.,  L.  L. 
Walters. 

Gaspe,  P.Q.,  L.  E.  Dorais 
Georgetown,  Ont.,  A.  A. 
Crichton 

Glace  Bay,  N.S.,  T.  A 
McNamara. 

Goderich,  Ont.,  H.  S. 
Turner. 

Goose  Airport,  Nfld.,  G. 
A.  Stone. 

Granby,  P.Q.,  A.  A.  A. 
Dorion. 


Grand  Falls,  N.B.,  L.  P 
Gillespie. 

Grand  Falls,  Nfld.,  N 
W.  Abbott. 

Gretna,  Man.,  P.  W 
McNab. 

Guelph,  Ont.,  J.  D.  Lillie 
Halifax,  N.S.,  John 
Hare. 

Hamilton,  Ont.,  R.  N. 
Leask. 

Hanover,  Ont., 

M.  Hamilton 
Hemmingford,  P.Q. ,  C. 

I.  Jackson. 

Highwater,  P.Q.,  L.  E. 
Longeway. 

Hull,  P.Q. ,  W.  L.  J. 

Caron,  O.B.E. 
Huntingdon,  P.Q.,  C.  M. 
Oney. 

Huntingdon,  B.C.,  H.  E. 

Beetlestone. 

Ingersoll,  Ont.,  J.  J. 
McArthur. 

Joliette,  P.Q.,  J.  G.  E. 
Gagnon 

Kamloops,  B.C.,  R.  A. 

J.  Gee 

Kelowna,  B.C.  A  D 
Weddell  ' 

Kenora,  Ont.,  T.  E. 
Durham 

Kentville,  N.S.,  C.  H 
Appleby. 

Kingsgate,  B.C.,  G.  B. 

MacDonald. 

Kingston,  Ont.,  A.  E. 
Doherty 

Kitchener,  Ont.,  H.  A. 
Rogers 


Kitimat,  B.C. ,  J.  E. 
Gregson 

Lac  Frontier,  P.Q. ,  P. 

E.  Bernatchez. 
Lachute,  P.Q.,  H.  G. 
Beaulieu. 

Lacolle,  Q.,  G.  C.  B. 
Forcier 

Lake  Megantic,  P.Q., 
J.  N.  O.  Poulin. 
Lansdowne,  Ont.,  J.  A. 
Conley 

La  Tuque,  P.Q. 

J.  A.  M.  Marchand 
Leamington,  Ont.,  G.  W. 
Whittaker. 

Lethbridge,  Alta.,  H.  A. 

Shoobert. 

Levis,  P.Q. , 

G.  A.  Dussault 
Lewisporte,  Nfld.,  F.  R. 
HoUet 

Lindsay,  Ont.,  H.  J. 

Williamson. 

Listowel,  Ont.,  W.  F. 

Johnston. 

Little  Current,  Ont., 

G.  S.  A.  Timmermans 
Liverpool,  N.S.,  G.  W. 
Freeman. 

LocJceport,  N.S.,  A.  M. 
Redding. 

London,  Ont.,  W.  H. 
Down. 

Louiseville,  P.Q.,  G.  A. 
Belanger 

Lunenburg,  N.S.,  F.  P. 
Bailly. 

Magog,  P.Q., 

R.  W.  Smith 
Malton  Airport,  Ont., 

A.  O.  Oldman 
Marieville,  P.Q. ,  N.  F. 

Ostiguay 
Me  Adam,  N.B., 

K.  V.  Travis. 

Medicine  Hat,  Alta..  R 
W.  Weiler. 

Middleton,  N.S.,  C.  G. 
Musgrave. 

Midland ,  Ont.,  A.  E. 
Martin. 

Moncton,  N.B.,  J.  A. 
Girouard. 

Montague,  P.E.I.,  A.  E. 
Sullivan 


Montmagny,  P.Q. ,  J.  A. 

Veilleux. 

Montreal,  P.Q., 

I.  Savard 

Moose  Jaw,  Sask.,  R. 
R.  Gray 

Morris  burg,  Ont.,  C.  M. 
Crober. 

Nanaimo,  B.C.,  L  S 
White. 

Napanee,  Ont.,  W.  J 
Mitchell. 

Nelson,  B.C.,  R.  N. 
Handy 

Newcastle,  N.B.  R  T 
De  Wolfe 

New  Glasgow,  N.S. 

H.  B.  Torey. 
Newmarket,  Ont., 

M.  A.  W.  Boag 
New  Westminster.  B  C 
E.  O.  Gaube 
Niagara  Falls ,  Ont.,  C. 
H.  Harris. 

Nicolet,  P.Q.,  M.  J. 

Dub4 

Noranda,  Que., 

J-  M.  Rousseau 


uauson. 
North  Bay,  Ont., 

H.  L.  Underwoi 


Northgate,  Sask.,  R.  L 
Dennis. 

North  Head,  N.B., 

N.  L.  Ingersoll 
North  Portal,  Sask., 

A.  R.  Lyall. 

North  Sydney,  N.S., 

J.  L.  Jackson 
Noyan,  P.Q.,  S.  R. 
Blandford. 

Oakville,  Ont.  E.  C. 
Cox. 

Ocean  Falls,  B.C.,  C.  E. 
Kristianson 

Okotoks,  Alta.,  R.  E. 
Hanson 

Orangeville,  Ont. 

R.  J.  F.  Jackson 
Orillia,  Ont.,  H.  L.  Bell. 
Oshawa,  Ont.,  Robert 
Meek. 

Osoyoos,  B.C.,  D.  P 
Simpson. 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  A.  M. 

Saunders. 

Owen  Sound,  Ont., 

J.  E.  Dufiield 
Pacific  Highway,  B.C., 
J.  W.  Wilson 
Paris,  Ont.,  J.  H.  Knill. 
Parrsboro,  N.S.,  H.  M. 

Puddington. 

Parry  Sound,  Ont.,  D. 

H.  Macfarlane 
Paspebiac,  P.Q.,  R.  V. 

Nadeau. 

Pembroke,  Ont., 


Penticton,  B.C.,  T.  F. 

H.  Padberg. 

Perth,  Ont.,  B.  L. 

Ferrier. 

Peterborough,  Ont., 

G.  L.  Young 
Phillipsburgh,  P.Q. 

C.  Dean. 

Picton,  Ont., 

Pictou,  N.S.,  C.  L. 
Andrews. 

Pigeon  River,  Ont., 

C.  M.  Valentine 
Pointe-au-Pic,  P.Q.,  M. 
Paradis. 

Port  Alberni,  B.C.,  J.  G. 
Chilton 

Port  Alfred,  P.Q.,  J.  A. 

A.  Frechette. 

Port  aux  Basques,  Nfld., 

I.  E.  Davis 

Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  R.  L. 
Northan 

Port  Burwell,  Ont., 

H.  E.  Grieve 
Port  Credit,  Ont., 

A.  B.  Mahaffy 
Port  Colborne,  Ont.,  L. 

N.  Martindale. 

Port  Dover,  Ont.,  H.  L. 
Stilwell 

Port  Hope,  Ont.,  W.  R. 
Goodman. 

Port  Lambton,  Ont.  A 
W.  Abbott. 

Port  Hawkesbury,  N.S., 
G.  J.  Squires 
Port  Stanley,  Ont.,  J.  A. 
Quinn 

Powell  River,  B.C  F  J 
North.  ’  ‘ 

Prescott,  Ont..  J  p 
Kelso. 

Prince  Albert,  Sask.,  H. 

S.  M.  Kemp. 

Prince  George,  B.C. 

P.  W.  F.  Homewood. 
Prince  Rupert,  B.C 
F.  W.  Grimble. 


1956] 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


321 


Quebec,  P.Q.,  P.  H. 
L’Heureux. 

Rainy  River,  Ont.,  F. 

Rossborough. 

Red  Deer,  Alta.,  J.  S. 
Trueman 

Regina,  Sask.  J.  C. 
Wilkie. 

Renfrew,  Ont.,  P.  J. 
Barry 

Revelstoke,  B.A.,  G.  H. 
Malcolm 

Richmond,  P.Q.,  J.  C.  S. 
Delaney. 

Rimouski,  P.Q.,  R.  J. 
Manuel. 

River  de  Chute,  N.B., 

C.  B.  Stanley 
Riviere-du-Loup,  P.Q., 
J.  L.  G.  Lapointe 
Rock  Island,  P.Q.,  E.  J. 
Struthers. 

Sackville,  N.B.,  R.  W. 

Duncan. 

Sarnia,  Ont., 

Herbert  Noble 
Saskatoon.  Sask.,  S.  A. 
Turner. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont., 
W.  L.  McCormack. 
Seven  Islands,  P.Q., 

J.  E.  R.  Labonte 
Shawinigan  Falls,  P.Q., 
P.  Lord. 

Shelburne,  N.S.,  J.  H. 
Warner. 

Sherbrooke,  P.Q.,  L.  W. 

E.  Greenland. 

Simcoe,  Ont.,  C.  W. 

Cuthbertson. 

Smiths  Falls,  Ont.,  L.  E. 
Pye. 

Sorel,  P.Q.,  J.  L.  R.  A. 
Beaudry. 

Southampton,  Ont.,  A. 
E.  Stewart. 

Sprague,  Man.,  R.  J. 
Struthers. 

St.  Andrews,  N.B.,  W. 

H.  Carson. 

St.  Catharines,  Ont., 

J.  W.  Sharpe. 

St.  Hyacinthe,  P.Q., 

J.  M.  A.  Sanschagrin 
Saint  John,  N.B., 

A.  R.  Goucher. 

St.  John's,  Nfid.,  M.  J. 
Mercer 

St.  Johns,  P.Q.,  J.  L.  S. 

Pinsonnault. 

St.  Jerome,  P.Q.,  J.  N. 

A.  Boucher. 

St.  Leonard,  N.B.,  G. 

M.  McIntyre. 

St.  Marys,  Ont.,  F.  G. 
Harris 

St.  Stephen,  N.B.,  F.  T. 
Dorey. 

St.  Thomas,  Ont., 

G.  S.  Walker. 
Stanhope,  P.Q. 

M.  R.  Murphy 
Stephenville,  Nfid., 

J.  E.  R.  Simms 
Stewart,  B.C.,  D.  E. 
Norton. 

Stratford,  Ont.,  J.  A. 
Macdonald 


Strathroy,  Ont.,  W.  A. 
Grieve 

Sudbury,  Ont.,  A.  H. 
Cooper. 

Summerside,  P  E.I., 

C.  A.  Silliphant. 

Sussex,  N.B.,  C.  W. 
Turner 

Sutton,  P.Q.,  W.  E. 
Dow. 

Swift  Current,  Sask.,  G. 

W.  Milburn. 

Sydney,  N.S.,  W.  J. 
Tobin. 

The  Pas,  Man.,  J.  O.  E. 
Gamache. 

Thetford  Mines,  P.Q.,  L. 
P.  Blais. 

Thorold,  Ont.,  J.  D. 
Mable. 

Tilbury,  Ont.,  G.  Z. 

Vickerman. 

Trois  Rivieres,  P.Q., 

J.  A.  O.  Denis. 
Tillsonburg,  Ont., 

W.  D.  Rainey 
Timmins,  Ont.,  C.  A. 
Worrall. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  M.  R. 

Dickinson. 

Trail,  B.C.,  V.  Hild 
Trenton,  Ont.,  G.  R. 

Williamson 
Truro,  N.S., 

Jos.  McKenzie. 

Val  D’Or,  P.Q. 

J.  P  Turmel 
Valley  field,  P.Q.,  J.  O. 

L.  Chartrand. 
Vancouver,  B.C., 

A.  Carmichael. 

Vernon,  B.C.,  L.  G. 
Hodge. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  G.  A. 
Yardley. 

Victoriaville,  P.Q.,  J.  B. 
H.  Malo. 

Walkerville,  Ont.,  C.  H. 

Packman,  M.C. 
Wallaceburg,  Ont.,  J. 
Ireland 

Welland,  Ont.  F.  C. 
Oliver. 

West  Toronto,  Ont., 

R.  C.  Russell. 
Weyburn,  Sask.,  E.  W. 

Brazier 

Weymouth,  N.S.,  D.  J. 
Comeau. 

Whitehorse,  Y.T.,  M.  R. 
Carswell 

White  Rock,  B.C.,  E.  L 
Middleton. 

Windsor,  N.S.,  Harold 
Smith. 

Windsor,  Ont.,  Harold 
Beardmore. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  G.  F. 
Johnston 

Wolfville,  N.S.,  O.  H. 
Maxner 

Woodstock,  N.B.,  J.  A. 

Watson. 

Woodstock,  Ont., 

S.  G.  Woods. 
Yarmouth,  N.S.,  R.  B. 

Horton. 

Yorkton,  Sask.,  J.  W. 
Munns. 


Taxation  Division  (Head  Office) 

Deputy  Minister  (/<£«  ^  B.A„  B.C.L.,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister  (Taxation)  c  A 

Director,  Legal  Branch.  . . •  •  •  •• A-  A.  M°Gro O' 

Director,  Assements  Branch . H.  H.  Milburn,  C.A. 

Director,  Administrative  Services  Branchy.  McA,Nulty 


DISTRICT  OFFICES 

Directors-Taxation: 

Montreal,  Que.  S.  E.  Bernier,  C.A. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  W.  F.  Williams,  O.B.E.,  F.C.A. 
Vancouver,  B.O.,  J.  S.  Reeves,  F.C.A. 

St.  John’s,  Nfid.,  R.  E.  Parkinson 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  D.  J.  Gill,  C.G.A. 

Sydney,  N.S.,  D.F.  Rutherford. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  E.  C.  Connolly,  B.A.,  C.P.A. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  F.  J.  Estabrook,  C.P.A. 

Quebec,  Que.,  F.  Coulonval. 

Sherbrooke,  Que.,  J.  M.  Laverdure,  C.A. 

Rouyn,  P.Q.,  L.  T.  Merleau 
Ottawa,  Ont.,  G.  W.  Northfield. 

Sudbury,  Ont.,  S.  Garland. 

Kingston,  Ont.,  G.  E.  Carson. 

Belleville,  Ont.,  H.  A.  Parker. 

Hamilton,  Ont.,  W.  G.  Thompson,  C.A. 

Kitchener,  Ont.,  R.  H.  Fickes,  C.A. 

London,  Ont.,  W.  H.  Bailey,  C.A. 

St.  Catharines,  Ont.,  W.  R.  Leach,  C.A. 

Windsor,  Ont.,  K.  L.  Reid,  C.A. 

Fort  William,  Ont.,  J.  W.  Dixon,  C.G.A. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  W.  J.  Murphy. 

Regina,  Sask.,  H.  H.  Vair,  C.P.A. 

Saskatoon,  Sask.,  N.  A.  Morris,  C.A. 

Calgary,  Alta.,  A.  O.  Ellis. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  A.  Paterson,  C.A. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  C.  E.  Wesson,  C.A. 

Whitehorse,  Y.T.,  C.  Grant. 

Income  Tax  Appeal  Board 

Chairman . Fabio  Monet,  Q.C. 

Registrar . W.  G.  Davis.  Q.C. 

CANADIAN  BROADCASTING  CORPORATION 
The  Canadian  Broadcasting  Corporation  was  created 
under  the  provisions  of  The  Canadian  Broadcasting 
Act,  1936  to  be  a  single  national  authority  to  control, 
for  purposes  of  co-ordination,  all  broadcasting  in 
Canada  and  to  carry  on  a  national  broadcasting  ser¬ 
vice  within  the  nation. 

The  Corporation  is  responsible  to  Parliament 
through  a  minister  of  the  Crown:  the  present  Minister 

is  the  Honourable  Dr.  J.  J.  McCann,  Minister  of 
National  Revenue. 

Policy  is  directed  by  a  board  of  eleven  governors 
appointed  by  the  Governor  in  Council. 

The  Governors  hold  office  for  three  years;  terms 
rotate,  three  members  being  appointed  each  year. 
Members  may  be  re-appointed  at  the  expiry  of  their 

Executive  functions  are  exercised  by  a  General 
Manager  and  Assistant  General  Manager,  appointed 
by  Governor  in  Council  on  recommendation  of  the 
Board  of  Governors.  _  .  . 

Board  of  Governors ,  A.  Davidson  Dunton,  Ottawa, 
Chairman;  Gerard  Gingras,  Montreal;  Dean 
Adrien  Pouliot,  Quebec;  K.  G.  Montgomery, 
Edmonton,  Alta;  R.  K.  Gervin,  Vancouver,  B.O.; 
Frederick  J.  Crawford,  Toronto;  Dr.  G.  D.  Steel, 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.;  Dr.  J.  A.  C°rry,  Queens 
University,  Kingston,  Ont.;  Gordon  A.  Winter,  St. 
John’s,  Nfid.;  Roy  J.  Fry,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Secretary . . . ■■■  •  -P-  E.  Keddy 

Head  Office ,  140  Wellington  Street,  Ottawa  — 

General  Manager . J-  Alphonse  Ouimet 

Assistant  General  Manager - Ernest  L.  BushneU 

Treasurer  . Harry  Bramah 

Director  of  Personnel  and  Administrative  Services, 

C.  D.  o tiles 

Director  of  Engineering . G.  W.  Richardson 

Director  of  Programs . • -p'jJ 

Commercial  Manager.  . . -W-  E.  Powell 

Manager,  Broadcast  Regulations .  ■  .  .George  Young 
Director,  Station  Relations ....... -George  Young 

Director,  Press  &  Information Services .  R.  C.  Eraser 
International  Service,  Radio-Canada  Bldg.,  14*° 

ZCectT..St:'.  M0.Tal:Z . c.  R.  Delafield 

Television,  Montreal,  Radio-Canada  Bldg.,  14%5 
Dorchester  St.,  Montreal:—  „  . 

Director  of  Television  {Mil) . Andr6  Ouimet 

Television,  Toronto,  S54  Jarvis  Street.  - 

Director  of  Television  {Toronto).  .  .  .  -Fergus  Mutne 
Television,  Winnipeg,  641  Portage 

Director  of  Television  ( Winnipeg ) .  W.  G.  Carpentier 


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were 
approxi 


Television,  Vancouver,  701  Hornby  Street: — 

Director  of  Television  ( Vancouver )  Peter  McDonald 
( studios  at  1S12S0  Georgia  St.  W.) 

Television,  Halifax,  100  Sackville  Street: 

Director  of  Television  ( Halifax ) .  .  .  G.  F.  Brickenden 
(For  Broadcasting  Stations,  see  Index) 

POST  OFFICE 
A  postal  service  has  been  in  operation  sinoe  the 
earliest  days  of  settlement  on  the  North  American 
continent.  At  Confederation  a  uniform  system  was 
introduced  by  the  Post  Office  Act  of  1867  (31  Vic. 
Chap.  10),  (Chap.  161,  R.  S.  1927),  (15  George  VI. 
Chap.  57,  R.  S.,  1951).  At  the  end  of  the  fiscal  year 
1954-55  there  were  12,138  post  offices,  urban  and 
rural.  The  amount  on  deposit  in  the  Post  Office 
Savings  Banks  was  $36,780,666  and  the  revenue 
from  the  sale  of  postage  stamps  etc.,  $151,717,273 
At  the  end  of  the  fiscal  year  1954-55  there 
5,281  rural  mail  routes  in  operation  serving 
mately  531,500  householders. 

(For  list  of  Post  Offices,  see  Index.) 

Postmaster  General 

Hugues  Lapointe,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  Q.C.,  M.P. 

Deputy  Postmaster  General . W.  j.  Turnbuli 

Chief  Executive  Officer . G.  A.  Boyle 

Director  of  Administration . W.  C,  MeEachern 

Director  of  Operations . J.  N.  CraG 

Director  of  Transporation . Sarto  Cha'rtrand 

Director  of  Financial  Services . L.  J.  Mills 

Director  of  Personnel . R.  D.'  Boyd 

Regional  Directors  of  Postal  Service 

Maritimes . J.  V.  Montague,  Moncton,  N.B 

Quebec . M.  Fortin,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Ontario . W.  E.  Pearson,  London,  Ont 

?ral”es . M.  Lysack,  Winnipeg,  Man' 

”ac™c . B.  J.  Farrell,  Vancouver,  B.C' 

a,  .  District  Directors  of  Postal  Service 
®Vfohn3 . A.  J.  Ivany 

Saint  John . F.  E.  Ketchum 

. P.  E.  Frechette 

Ottawa, . G.  E.  Maeklem 

wi.m!pegy;:: . h'r  vaT 

cS™™011 . scLLing 

FHmiw . .  J.  Goodman 

Vancouver . A.  E.  Catteral. 

TARIFF  BOARD 
70-74  Elgin  St.,  Ottawa 

. H-  B-  McKinnon,  C.M.G. 

Vice-Chairman . Francois  J.  Leduc 

Secretary . James  R  MaoGregor 


DEPARTMENT  OF  NORTHERN  AFFAIRS 
AND  NATIONAL  RESOURCES 

The  Department  of  Northern  Affairs  and  National 
Resources  was  constituted  as  the  Department  of 

Geo?ge°VI  Chip  IS?1?!™611*  in  Januai'y.  1950  (13 
z.3  V1  ~“aP-  Kv-  was  reconstituted  under  its 
present  name  in  December,  1953  (2  Elizabeth  If 
Chap.  4)  so  as  to  give  greater  emphasis  to  its  function 

1.  Administration  Branch 

2.  National  Parks  Branch 

3.  Water  Resources  Branch 

S!  Fo^stryB^ch13^00'1  a“d  Lands  Branch 
Mininer™^11  Government  Travel  Bureau 

Assistant  Deputy  Ministers  . Robertson 

C.  W.  Jackson,  E.  A.  Cot<$,  M.B.E. 
r,-,  .  .  Administration  Branch 

Chief  Administrative  Officer . R.  K.  OdeU  O  B  F 

Chief,  Personnel  Division .  .A.  C.  Wimberlev  M  RF 
Chief,  Legal  Division . 

Chief,  Economic  Division . .  .  1  C^H°Herb'ert 


Chief,  Purchasing  Division . G.  H.  Davidson 

Chief,  Editorial  and  Information  Division .  A.  J.  Baxter 

National  Parks  Branch 
This  Branch  administers  the  National  Parks  and 
National  Historic  Parks  of  Canada,  marks  historic 
sites  of  national  importance,  and  assists  in  the  en¬ 
couragement  of  tourist  travel.  It  is  responsible  for 
Federal  interests  in  the  conservation  of  wildlife.  The 
Branch  has  charge  of  the  National  Museum  of 
Canada  .which  maintains  exhibits  and  carries  on 
studies  in  Canadian  anthropology,  paleontology, 
archaeology,  mammalogy,  ornithology  and  botany. 

Director . James  A.  Hutchison,  O.B.E.,  Ottawa 

National  parks  service 

Chief . . . J.  R.  B.  Coleman 

National  Parks 

Banff  Park . Supt.,  B.  I.  M.  Strong,  Banff,  Alta. 

Cape  Breton  Highlands  Park,  Supt., 

C.  E.  Doak,  Ingonish  Beach, 
Cape  Breton,  NS. 

Elk  Inland  Park  Supt.,  Dr.  B.  I.  Love,  Lamont,  Alta. 
Fundy  Park, 

_  Supt . Alma,  Albert  Co.,  N.B. 

Georgian  Bay  Islands  Park 

■  Supt.,  J.  C.  Browne,  Honey  Harbour,  Ont. 
Glacier,  Yoho,  and  Revelstoke  Parks, 

Supt.,  R.  J.  J.  Steeves,  Field,  B.C. 

Jasper  Park, 

Supt.,  G.  H.  L.  Dempster,  Jasper,  Alta. 
Kootenay  Park, 

Supt.,  J.  A.  Pettis,  Radium  Hot  Springs,  B.C. 
Point  Pelee  Park, 

_  .  ,,  Supt.,  J.  C.  Browne,  Leamington,  Ont. 

Prince  Albert  Park, 

Supt.,  J.  D.  B.  MacFarlane,  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 
Prince  Edward  Island  Park 

Supt.,. . Grand  Tracadie,  P.E.I. 

Riding  Mountain  Park, 

Supt.,  K.  B.  Mitchell,  Wasagaming,  Man. 
ot.  Lawrence  Islands  Park 

,,,  ,  ,  _  ,  Supt.,  J.  C.  Browne,  Ottawa 

vV  aterton  Lakes  Park. 

Supt.,  J.  H.  Atkinson,  Waterton  Park,  Alta. 
National  Historic  Sites  Division 

Superintendent. . . A.  J.  H.  Richardson,  Ottawa 

r  ortress  of  Louisbourg 

Custodian,  D.  \\  .  McKinnon,  Louisburg,  N.S. 

Port  Royal,  Lower  Granville,  N.S. 

ForWinne^'’  Ge0rge  F'  HaU’  AnnaPolis  Royal,  N.S. 

Hon.  Supt.,  George  F.  Hal],  Annapolis  Royal,  N.S. 
tort  Beausejour 
Custodian, 

Fort  Lennox 

Custodian,  Romeo  Soutiere,  Ile-aux-Noix,  P  Q 
4  ort  Chambly 

Custodian, 

Fort  Wellington 


H.  B.  C.  Dixon,  Aulac,  N.B. 


N.  A.  Mainguy,  Chambly,  P.Q. 

Fort  Malden  G*  Webb,  Prescott,  Ont. 

Woodside  °n’  B-  Kotsford,  Amherstburg,  Ont. 

Custodian,  J.  I.  Skirrett,  Kitchener,  Ont. 
tort  Prince  of  Wales,  Churchill,  Man. 

Lower  Fort  Garry,  Winnipeg  Man. 

Battleford  1?ask.  H°U'  Supt"  CamPbe11  Ws,  M.A., 

ir9i:f>T  n.: Custodian,  H.  A.  Tatro,  Battleford,  Sask. 
Halifax  Citadel,  Hon.  Supt.  Major  W.  C.  Borrett, 
V.D.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

HISTORIC  SITES  AND  MONUMENTS  BOARD  OF  CANADA 

Chairman . Professor  F.  Landon,  M.A.,  LL.D 

&  .  .  D.Litt.,  F.R.S.C.,  London,  Ont 

Secretary,  A.  J.  H.  Richardson . Ottawa,  Ont. 

n,  .  Canadian  Wildlife  Service 

thlef . W.  Winston  Mair,  M.A. 

m.  Canadian  wildlife  officers 

Chief  Ornithologist .  DA  Mnnrn  R  A 

Univ"sity’ 

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323 


Ontario,  G.  M.  Stirrett,  Ph.D.,.  Old  Arts  Bldg., 
Queen’s  University,  Kingston,  Ont. 

Quebec,  Louis  Lemieux,  M.A.,  Laval  University, 
Quebec. 

Maritime  Provinces,  B.  C.  Carter,  M.Sc.,  Sackville, 
N.B. 

Newfoundland,  G.  L.  M.  Tuck,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Wildlife  Management  Officers:  G.  F.  Boyer,  M.Sc., 
Box  180,  West  Sackville,  N.B.;  R.  D.  Harris,  B.A., 
Edmonton,  Alta.;  J.  B.  Gollop,  M.Sc.,  University  of 
Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Chief  Mammalogist,  A.W.F.  Banfield,  Ph.D.;  Mam - 
malogists,  D.  R.  Flook,  B.Sc.  Agr.,  Edmonton, 
Alta.;  W.  A.  Fuller,  M.A.,  Fort  Smith,  N.W.T.; 
J.  P.  Kelsall,  M.A.,  Yellowknife,  N.W.T.;  A.  G. 
Loughrey,  M.Sc.,  Churchill,  Man.;  E.  Id.  McEwan, 
M.A.,  J.  E.  Bryant,  Aklavik,  N.W.T. 

Chief  Limnologist,  J.  P.  Cuerrier,  M.Sc. 
Limnologists,  F.  H.  Schultz,  M.A.,  J.  C.  Ward, 
M.Sc.,  Banff,  Alta. 

Where  no  address  is  given  above  for  an  officer,  his 
official  address  is ;  Canadian  Wildlife  Service,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 

ADVISORY  BOARD  ON  WILDLIFE  PROTECTION 
( Interdepartmental ) 

The  function  of  this  Board  is  to  advise  the  Govern¬ 
ment  on  wild  life  conservation  policy,  particularly 
respecting  the  Migratory  Birds  Convention  Act  and 
the  Northwest  Territories  Game  Ordinance  with  a 
view  to  co-ordination  of  conservation  activities.  The 
members  of  the  Board  are  officers  of  the  various 
Dominion  Government  Departments  concerned  with 

Chairman,  W.  Winston  Mair,  Chief  Canadian  Wild¬ 
life  Service,  Ottawa. 

Secretary,  J.  P.  Richards,  Ottawa. 


Chief,  Forestry  Operations  Division 

H.  W.  Beall,  B.Sc.F. 
Newfoundland  District  (St.  John's) 

D.  E.  Nickerson,  M.Sc.F. 
Maritimes  District  (Fredericton,  N.B.) 

H.  D.  Heaney,  B.Sc.F. 
Quebec  District  (Loretteville).W.  G.  Ray,  B.A.,  B.Sc.F. 
Petawawa  Experiment  Station  (Chalk  River,  Ont.) 

A.  B.  Vincent 

Manitoba-Saskatchewan  District  (Winnipeg) 

C.  C.  Thomson 

Alberta  District  (Calgary) .  .J.  L.  McLenahan,  B.Sc.F. 
Eastern  Rockies  Forest  Conservation  Board 
193  Sparks  Street,  Ottawa 
This  Board  was  appointed  in  1947  under  authority 
of  The  Eastern  Rocky  Mountain  Forest  Conservation 
Act  which  authorized  an  agreement  between  the 
Government  of  Canada  and  the  Province  of  Alberta 
relating  to  the  protection  and  conservation  of  the 
forests  of  that  area  of  the  eastern  slope  of  the  Rocky 
Mountains  which  forms  part  of  the  watershed  of  the 
Saskatchewan  River. 

Chairman,  Major-General  Howard  Kennedy,  C.B.E. 
Canadian  Government  Travel  Bureau 
This  Branch  is  responsible  for  promoting  the  tourist 
industry  in  Canada.  This  includes  encouraging 
tourists  from  the  United  States  and  other  countries 
to  visit  Canada  and  encouraging  inter-provincial 
tourist  travel  within  Canada. 

Director . .  .  .D.  Leo  Dolan 

Administration . . . H.  S.  Robinson 

Publicity . L.  B.  Connery 

Publications . J-  G.  Perdue 

Information . R.  D.  Palmer 

OFFICE  OF  THE  PRIVY  COUNCIL 


NATIONAL  MUSEUM  OF  CANADA 
McLeod  Street,  Ottawa 
(See  Index  for  Special  Article) 

Chief  Curator . F.  J.  Alcock 

Engineering  and  Wtater  Resources  Branch 
This  Branch  is  responsible  for  the  measurement 
and  recording  of  stream  flows  across  Canada.  It 
undertakes  investigations  of  wa.ter  and  power  re¬ 
sources,  including  the  investigation  of  international 
waters.  It  also  handles  various  joint  Federal- 
Provincial  undertakings  in  this  field.  The  Director  is 
an  executive  of  the  N.W.T.  Power  Commission. 

Director . T.  M.  Patterson 

District  Engineers 

Maritime  Provinces  Office,  Halifax,  N.S.,  J.  E.  Peters. 
Quebec  Office.  Montreal,  P.Q.  .  _  T7 

J.  P.  R.  Gauthier,  B.A.Sc.,  C.E. 

Ontario  Office,  Ottawa,  Ont . 

Manitoba  Office,  Winnipeg,  Man..  .  ...  .R.  D-  May 
Alberta  and  Saskatchewan  Office,  Calgary,  Alberta 
E.  P.  Collier,  B.Sc.,  P.Eng. 
British  Columbia  Office,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

H.  T.  Ramsden 

Northern  Administration  and  Lands  Branch 
This  Branch  deals  with  business  arising  from 
the  local  government  of  the  Northwest  Territories 
and  Yukon  and  administers  the  land,  mineral,  timber 
and  related  resources  of  these  territories  which  com¬ 
prise  a  total  area  of  more  than  1,500,000  square 
miles.  It  maintains  a  bureau  for  the  administration 
of  Federal  Lands:  Ordinance  Lands  and  Public  Lands. 
(For  officials,  of  Yukon  Territory  and  Northwest 
Territories,  see  index.) 

Forestry  Branch 
This  Branch  conducts  investigations  to  assist  in 
the  safeguarding  and  proper  utilization  of  the  forest 
resources  of  Canada.  It  maintains  forest  experiment 
stations  and  forest  products  laboratories  to  carry  out 
this  work.  The  Branch  administers  the  Canada 
Forestry  Act  which  provides  for  assistance  to  the 

Provinces  in  the  forestry  field.  TT  n 

Director . D.  A.  Macdonald,  B.Sc.F.,  LL  D 

Forest  Economics . •  ■  . esL 

Chief ,  Forest  Research  Division.  .  .  .  J.  D.  B.  Harrison 
Chief,  Forest  Products  ^atori^u^n^  B  A  g0 

Ottawa  Laboratory,  Superintendent^^  ^  ph-D. 

Vancouver  Laboratory,  B.A.,  B.Sc.  F. 


Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Secretary 

to  the  Cabinet . . . B- B!gce 

Asst.  Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council . A.  M.  Hill 

THE  PRIVY  COUNCIL 

Members  of  the  Queen’s  Privy  Council  for 
Canada 

(Entitled  to  prefix  “ Honourable ”) 

Rt.  Hon.  A  Meighen,  Hon.  E.  L.  Patenaude,  Hon  . 

A’Hom°jf’A.  Calder,  Hon.  S.  C.  Mewburn,  Hon. 
T.  A.  Crerar,  Hon.  H.  H.  Stevens,  Hon.  E.  J.  Mc- 

MRt.a5Hon.  C.  V.  Massey,  Hon.  C.  A.  Dunning, 
Hon  W  D.  Euler.  H.R.H.  The  Duke  of  Windsor, 
Hon.  Arthur  C.  Hardy,  Hon.  Hugh  A.  Stewart,  Hon. 
Donald  Matheson  Sutherland,  Hon.  Thomas  Gerow 
Murphy,  Hon.  W.  D.  Herridge,  Hon.  Samuel  Gobeil, 
Hon.  Lucien  Henri  Gendron,  Hon.  Williain  Earl 
Rowe,  Hon.  Onfeime  Gagnon,  Hon.  Charles  Gavan 
Power,  Rt.  Hon.  James  Lorimer  Ilsley,  Hon.  Joseph 
Enoil  Michaud,  Rt.  Hon.  Clarence  Decatur  Howe,  Rt. 
Hon.  James  Garfield  Gardiner,  Hon.  James  Angus 
MacKinnon,  Hon.  Colin  William  George  Gibson,  Hon. 
Joseph  Thorarinn  Thorson,  Hon.  W.  F.  A.  Turgeon, 
Rt  Hon.  Louis  Stephen  St.  Laurent,  Rt.  Hon.  sir 
Winston  S.  Churchill,  Hon.  Alphonse  Fournier  Hon. 
Ernest  Bertrand,  Hon.  Leo  R.  LaFleche,  Hon.  Brooke 
Claxton,  Hon.  A.  G.  L.  McNaughton,  Hon.  'Joseph 
Jean,  Hon.  Lionel  Chevner,  Hon.  Paul  Joseph  James 
Martin,  Hon.  Douglas  Charles  Abbott,  Hon.  James  J. 
McCann,  Hon.  David  Laurence  MacLaren,  Hon. 
Thomas  Vien,  Hon.  Wishart  McL.  Robertson,  Hon. 
Milton  F.  Gregg,  Hon.  Robert  Wellington  Mayhew, 
Hon.  Lester  Bowles  Pearson,  Hon.  Stuart  Sinclair 
Garson,  Hon.  Robert  Henry  Winters,  Hon.  Frederick 
G  Bradley,  Hon.  Charles  J.  Burchell,  Hon.  Gaspard 
Fauteux,  Hon.  Hugues  Lapointe,  Hon  G.  Edouard 
Rinfret,  Hon.  Walter  E.  Harris,  Hon.  George  Prud- 
ham,  Hon.  George  Black,  Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Alexander 
of  Tunis,  Hon.  James  Sinclair,  Hon.  Ralph  Osborne 
Campney  Hon.  William  Ross  Macdonald  Hon. 
George  A.  Drew,  Hon.  John  W.  Pickersgill,  Rt. 
Hon.  Thibaudeau  Rinfret,  Hon.  Jean  Lesage^  Hon. 
Patrick  Kerwin,  Hon.  G.  C.  Marler,  Hon.  Roch  Pmard. 

r*  A  NT  ADT  AN  MEMBERS  OF  HER  MAJESTY’S 
MOST  HONOURABLE  PRIVY  COUNCIL 
(UNITED  KINGDOM) 

(  Entitle o  t-»  prefix  Right.  Honourable  )■ 

Lord  Beaverbrook,  Arthur  Meighen,  Vincent 
Massey,  James  Lorimer  Ilsley,  Clarence  Decatur 


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[  1956 


Howe,  Louis  Stephen  St.  Laurent,  James  Garfield 
Gardiner,  Thibeaudeau  Rinfret. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

The  Department  of  Public  Works  was  constituted 
in  the  year  1867  (31  Vic.  Chap.  12).  Its  functions 
include  the  construction,  maintenance  and  operation 
of  harbour  and  river  works,  bridges,  dredges  and  the 
construction  and  maintenance  of  Public  Buildings, 
and  where  necessary  the  leasing  of  accommodation 
for  Federal  Government  Departments  across  Canada. 
On  September  18,  1953  the  Trans-Canada  Highway 
Division  of  the  former  Department  of  Resources  and 
Development  was  transferred  to  become  part  of  the 
Department  of  Public  Works.  The  Department 
maintains  architectural  and  engineering  branches  in 
each  province  under  the  administration  of  district 
officers. 

Minister  of  Public  Works 

Hon.  R.  H.  Winters,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  LL.D. 
Deputy  Minister 

Maj.  Gen.  H.  A.  Young,  C.B.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O. 

Asst.  Deputy  Minister . Geo.  T.  Jackson,  F.C.I.S. 

Secretary  and  Chief ,  Administratives  Services  and 

Secretary . Robert  Fortier 

Chief  Engineer ,  Harbours  and  Rivers  Engineering 
Branch,  Brig.  J.-P.  Carriere,  E.D.,  P.  Eng., 
M.E.I.C.,  M.A.S.C.E. 

Chief  Engineer,  Development  Engineering  Branch 
G.  B.  Williams,  B.S.C.C.E.,  P.  Eng.  M.E.I.C. 

Chief  Architect . E.  A.  Gardner 

Director,  Property  &  Building  Management  Branch, 

D.  A.  Freeze 

Director,  Economic  Study  Unit . Dr.  E.  P.  Weeks 

Chief,  Information  Services . W.  A.  Macdonald 

Chief,  Personnel  Division . H.  G.  Hunt 

Chief  Treasury  Officer .  H.  Pratte 

Chief  of  Purchasing  and  Stores . R.  G.  McFarlane 

A/Financial  Advisor . W.  H.  Broom 

Chief  of  Legal  Services . C.  R.  O.  Munro 

District  Engineers 

J.  E.  Bright . Dom.  Pub. 

_  .  Bldg . Halifax,  N.S. 

C.  W.  Currie.  .  .  .38  Great 

—  T _  ,  George  St . Charlot’n,  P.E.I, 

R.  P.  Henderson,  93  Canterbury 

St . Saint  John,  N.B. 

G.  E.  Knight. .  .  .29  Buckmaster's 

.  ,  ,  Field . St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

I4 '  Michaud . Cathedral  St..  .  .Rimouski,  Que. 

Leo  McLaren ....  Old  P.O.  Bldg. .  .  Quebec,  Que. 

A.A.  St.  Laurent. Postai  Stn.  H..  .Montreal,  P.Q. 

9-  B-  Anderson.. P.O.  Bldg . Ft.  William.  Ont. 

M.  Vogin . Garland  Bldg.. .. Ottawa,  Ont. 

C.W.  Morgan. ..  36  Adelaide  St.  e.  Toronto,  Ont. 

9  ^-J^ner..  Dom.  Public  Bldg.  London,  Ont. 

J.  F.  Meilish .  .  .  .Confederation 

t  -n  t/  I.  ..  Life  Bldg . Winnipeg,  Man. 

A  w  wU . 1R5th  St. Edmonton.  Alta. 

A.  W.  Walkey .  . .  1110  W.  Georgia  St.,  Vancouver 

B.C. 


DISTRICT  ARCHITECTS 

E.  C.  Langley.  .  .Pub.  Bldg . Halifax,  N.S. 

P.S.  Hunter....  Old  P.O.  Bldg...  Saint  John,  N.B. 
L.  W .  Hopkins  . .  29  Buckmaster’s 

T  A  r-  fieldrir . St.  John’s.  Nfld. 

h'  A-  CrpRt . Customs  Hse - Quebec,  Que. 

R.  Martineau. . .  .150  St.  Paul 


„  . Montreal,  P.Q. 

.  36  Adelaide  St.  e.  Toronto,  Ont. 

. 333  Portage  Ave. Winnipeg,  Man. 


D.  G.  Creba. . . 

C.  A.  McCool. 

W.  T.  Ruther- 
»  fS,rd- ;  ■  ; . Pederal  Bldg. .  •  -  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

l"  «  w  w  'll - k5  Bldg... Calgary,  Alta. 

L.  S.  W.  Wells. .  .Begg  Bldg.,  1110  West 

Georgia  St - Vancouver,  B.C 

Supervising  Engineers-Trans-Canada  hJghway 

H.  ?:  me^ith  F?o°oXrE5368-St-  J°hn’S’  Nfld’ 

. 46fS|ld-&&.B. 

j:  a:  K.n: : : :  ■  ■  • Toronto' 0nt- 

J.  E.  Savage . Room  '418,  Post ’Winnipeg’  Man- 

R 'Ff°Pentgman' '  - •EdXn ton" Alta. 
R.  F.  Peturson..  .614  Elliott  St. .  .Victoria,  B.C. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  SECRETARY  OF  STATE 

The  Department  of  the  Secretary  of  State  was 
constituted  in  1867  (31  Vic.  Chap.  42),  to  have 
charge  of  the  State  correspondence,  and  to  keep 
State  records  and  papers  not  specially  referring  to 
other  Departments.  It  administers  the  Dominion 
Companies  Act,  the  Patent  Act,  the  Copyright  Act, 
the  Trade  Marks  Act,  the  Boards  of  Trade,  Trade 
Unions  and  Canada  Temperance  Acts.  The  Secretary 
of  State  is  the  Minister  of  the  Department  of  Public 
Printing  and  Stationery  and  the  spokesman  in 
Cabinet  and  Parliament  of  the  Civil  Service  Com¬ 
mission  and  the  Chief  Electoral  Officer. 

Secretary  of  State  of  Canada  and  Registrar  General  of 
Canada  and  Custodian  of  Enemy  Property 

Hon.  Roch  Pinard 

Executive  Assistant . Miss  Teresa  Maloney 

Under  Secretary  of  State  and  Deputy 

Registrar  General . C.  Stein,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Under  Secretary  of  State  and  Advisory 

Counsel . W.  P.  J.  O’Meara,  Q.C. 

Personnel  and  Accounts  Division .  .  D.  J.  Shuttleworth 
Companies  Division,  Director .  .A.  A.  Cattanach,  Q.C. 
Registration  Division,  Director . H.  W.  Doyle 


Superintendent . 


BUREAU  FOR  TRANSLATIONS 


.  P.  DaViault 


patent  and  copyright  office 

Commissioner  of  Patents . J.  W.  T.  Michel 

Asst.  Commissioner . T.  O.  Whillans 


Registrar .  .  .  . . 

Special  Division,  Director.  . 


trade  marks  office 


.J.  P.  McCaffrey 
.  W.  H.  Measures 


acts  wholly  administered  by  the 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  SECRETARY  OF  STATE 

Translation  Bureau  Act 
Companies  Act 
Canada  Temperance  Act 
Boards  of  Trade  Act 
Trade  Unions  Act 
Patent  Act 
Copyright  Act 
Timber  Marking  Act 
Seals  Act 

Public  Documents  Act 
Public  Officers  Act 
Department  of  State  Act 
Trade  Marks  Act 

Trading  with  the  Enemy  (Transitional  Powers)  Act 

CHIEF  ELECTORAL  OFFICE 
This  office  was  established  in  1920  under  the  pro¬ 
visions  of  the  Dominion  Elections  Act. 

Chief  Electoral  Officer,  Nelson  J. 

39  McArthur  Ave.,  Eastview,  Ottawa. 

Asst.  Chief  Electoral  Officer . E  A 


Castonguay, 
Anglin,  Q.C. 


CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 
,,  pivil  Service  Commission  was  constituted  bv 
the  Civil  Service  Act  of  1908  (7-8  Edward  VII. 
chap.  15)  which  introduced  the  merit  system  in  the 
administration  of  a  portion  of  the  personnel  of  the 
Givil  Service  at  Ottawa.  The  jurisdiction  of  the 
Commission  was  extended  in  1918,  when  practically 
the  entire  personnel  of  the  public  service  was  placed 
under  its  control.  In  1918,  also,  the  Commission  was 
given  additional  responsibilities  relative  to  the 
organization  of  departments  and  the  classification  of 
P°®9l°nsjln-  the  C^v,il  Servi°e.  The  classification 
system  administered  by  the  Commission  is  designed 
to  provide  an  orderly  means  of  designating  the 
various  positions  and  of  achieving  uniformity  in  the 

aandrryespaonSlbiHtyWOrk  at  eQUal  leVels  °f  difficulty 
Commissioners  Stanley  G.  Nelson,  B.A.,  Chairman; 
Alexandre  J.  Boudreau,  B.A.,  B.S.A.  MPA 

Personnel  Selection,  O.  A.  Lefebvre,  B.A., 

IWbWa"  and  Classification'  J- 

Director  of  Planning  and  Development,  O.  E.  Ault 
15 x5.raed.,  Ph.D. 

Chief  Appeals  Officer,  H.  R.  McNaughton. 

Secretary,  M.  M.  Maclean. 

Associate  Secretary,  R.  Gosselin. 


A. 


1956] 


GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


325 


T~) i.st.Tif't.  G_fJiv>€S 

Stott  Building,  123  Water  Street,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

10  Tobin  Street,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Post  Office  Building,  Canterbury  St.,  Saint  John 

N.B. 

3  Buade  Street,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

685  Cathcart  St.,  Room  800,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

388  Dundas  St.,  London,  Ont. 

25  St.  Clair  Ave.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Great  West  Permanent  Building,  356  Main  Street, 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

616-617  McCallum-Hill  Building,  Regina,  Sask. 

Room  203,  Mercantile  Bldg.,  10182-103rd  St., 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

414-416  Public  Building,  Calgary,  Alta. 

6th  Floor,  1110  Georgia  St.  W.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Room  401,  New  Federal  Bldg.,  1230  Government 
St.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

NATIONAL  JOINT  COUNCIL  OF  THE 
PUBLIC  SERVICE  OF  CANADA 
Established  by  Order-in-C ouncil  P.C.  8676 
May  16th,  19  U 

The  purpose  of  this  council  is  to  secure  a  greater 
measure  of  co-operation  between  the  State  in  its 
capacity  as  employer  and  the  general  body  of  civil 
servants  in  matters  affecting  the  Civil  Service. 

The  representatives  of  the  official  side  of  the  Service 
are — Chairman,  A.  H.  Brown,  Deputy  Minister  of 
Labour,  J.  J.  Deutsch,  Asst.  Deputy  Minister  of 
Finance,  S.  G.  Nelson,  Chairman  of  the  Civil  Service 
Commission;  David  Sim,  Deputy  Minister  of  Customs 
and  Excise,  Department  of  National  Revenue;  Col. 

E.  J.  Underwood,  Chief  Executive  Officer,  Post  Office 

Department;  Edmond  Cloutier,  Queen’s  Printer; 
Charles  Stein,  Q.C.,  Under  Secretary  of  State;  R.  B. 
Bryce,  Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Secretary  to 
the  cabinet.  . 

The  representatives  of  the  staff  side  are:  J.  E.  Duggan, 
The  Civil  Service  Federation  of  Canada,  Ottawa; 
T.  W.  F.  Gough,  Nat’l.  Secretair,  Amalgamated  Civil 
Servants  of  Canada,  230  Laurier  Ave.,  W.,  Ottawa; 
W.  N.  Keenan,  Professional  Institute  of  the  Civil 
Service  of  Canada,  Box  882,  Ottawa;  V.  Johnston, 
The  Civil  Service  Ass’n.  of  Ottawa,  304  Laurier 
Ave.  W. ,  Ottawa ;  A.  H.  Gammon,  Sec-Treas.,  F  ederated 
Ass’n.  of  Letter  Carriers,  210  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa; 

F.  W.  Whitehouse,  Sec.-Treas.,  Ass’n.  of  Canadian 
Postal  Employees,  88  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa;  H.  A. 
Clarke,  Dom.  Secy.,  Canadian  Railway  Mail 
Clerks’  Fed’m,  88  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa;  J.  H. 
Wood,  Nat'l.  Sec-Treas.,  The  Customs  and  Excise 
Officers  Ass’n.,  88  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa;  Miss  M. 
Caldwell,  Canadian  Taxation  Division  Ass’n.,  205 
McLeod  St.,  Ottawa;  M.  P.  Fitzpatrick,  Nat  1. 
Sec.-Treas.,  Nat’l.  Unemployment  Insurance  Com¬ 
mission  Ass’n.,  120  Ross  Ave.,  Ottawa;  W.  Hewitt- 
White,  National  Secretary-Treasurer,  Department 
of  Veterans  Affairs  Employees’  National  Association 
270  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa,  K.  Green,  National 
Secretary-Treasurer,  National  Defence  Employees 
Association,  222  Elgin  St.,  Ottawa. 

Vice-Chairman  of  Council  and  Chairman  of  btafl 
Side — W.  N.  Keenan,  Department  of  Agriculture. 

Chairman  of  Official  Side — S.  G.  Nelson,  Chairman 
Civil  Service  Commission.  ,  _ 

General  Secretary— C.  W.  Rump,  Board  of  trans¬ 
port  Commissioners. 

PUBLIC  PRINTING  AND  STATIONERY 

This  Department  was  constituted  in  1886  (49 
Vic.,  Chap.  22),  to  provide  facilities  for  the  execution 
of  printing  and  for  the  supply  of  stationery  reQuiied 
by  Parliament  and  the  various  Departments  of  Gov- 
ernment,  and  for  the  sale  of  official  publications  to 
the  public.  The  Department  is  under  the  jurisdiction 
of  the  Secretary  of  State. 

Queen’s  Printer . Edmond  Cloutier 

Departmental  Secretary. .  ........ . E.  M.  Keane 

Director,  Financial  Services  Branch . •  B.  Watt 

Superintendent,  Administrative  Services 

C.  M.  deSalaberry 

Production  Manager . -  •  -  Yves  Fortin 

Planning  Manager . F-  Bambrick 

Plant  Engineer . F.  E.  Everett 

Superintendent ,  Government  Publications 

C.  A.  St-Arnaud 


Superintendent ,  Procurement-Purchasing 


and  Stores  Branch 


G.  P.  O’Keefe 


DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE  AND  COMMERCE 

The  Department  of  Trade  and  Commerce  was 
created  in  1887,  but  did  not  come  into  operation 
until  1892,  when  it  assumed  responsibility  for  the 
administration  of  six  commercial  agencies  in  the 
British  West  Indies,  British  Guiana  and  Norway. 
The  Canadian  Trade  Commissioner  Service,  as  such, 
dates  from  1907,  being  expanded  until  1939,  when  it 
comprised  37  trade  commissioners  and  24  assistant 
trade  commissioners.  There  are  now  99  trade  com¬ 
missioners  and  32  assistant  trade  commissioners, 
including  agricultural,  fisheries  and  timber  specialists, 
in  53  offices  in  42  countries. 

Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce 

Right  Hon.  C.  D.  Howe 

Deputy  Minister . Wm.  Frederick  Bull 

Executive  Assistant . A.  W.  A.  Lane 

Trade  Policy  Adviser . H.  R.  Kemp 

Technical  Adviser . G.  D.  Mallory 

Economic  Adviser . O.  J.  Firestone 

Associate  Deputy  Minister . M.  W.  Sharp 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister . Oliver  Master 

Comptroller-Secretary . Finlay  Sim 

Trade  Commissioner  Service 

Director . J.  H.  English 

Assistant  Directors 

{Foreign  Service  Operations) . J.  A.  Stiles 

{Economic  Planning  and 

Co-ordination) . J.  P.  Manion 

{Administration  and  Finance) . . .  .  M.  E.  Grant 
Commodities  Branch 

Director . Denis  Harvey 

Import  Division ,  Director . C.  F.  McGinnis 

Transportation  and  Trade  Services  Division 
Director . W.  Gibson-Smith 

Agriculture  and  Fisheries  Branch 

Director . G.  R.  Paterson 

Grain  Division  Chief . G.  N.  Vogel 

Economics  Branch,  Director . V.  J.  Macklin 

Associate  Director . Dr.  J.  Davis 

International  Trade  Relations  Branch 

Director . C.  M.  Isbister 

Assistant  Director . M.  Schwarzmann 

Industrial  Development  Branch 

Director . B.  R.  Hayden 

Information  Branch 

Director . L.  H.  Ausman 

Assistant  Director . J.  Fergus  Grant 

Canadian  Government  Exhibition  Commission 

Director . Glen  Bannerman 

Standards  Branch 

Director . R.  W.  MacLean 

International  Economic  and  Technical  Co-operation 
Division  ( Colombo  Plan ) 

Administrator . -Nik  Cavell 

Assistant  Administrator . R.  W.  Rosenthal 

Capital  Projects . F.  E.  Pratt 

Technical  Co-operation  Service 

A/Chief . J-  T.  Hobart 

Boards,  Commissions,  Crown  Companies  and 
Agencies,  reporting  to  Parliament  through  the 
Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce; 

Atomic  Energy  of  Canada  Ltd. 

President . W.  J.  Bennett 

Board  of  Grain  Commissioners 

Chief  Commissioner . D.  G.  McKenzie 

Canadian  Wheat  Board 

Chief  Commissioner .  .  . . G.  LI.  Mclvor 

Dominion  Bureau  of  Statistics 

Dominion  Statistician. . .Herbert  Marshall 

Export  Credits  Insurance  Corporation 

President  and  General  Manager.  .  .  Hugh  1 .  Aitken 
National  Research  Council 

President . . . Dr.  E.  W.  R.  Steacie 

Trans-Canada  Air  Lines 

President . G-  McGregor 

Boaed  of  Grain  Commissioners 

WINNIPEG,  MAN. 

Chief  Commissioner,  D.  G.  McKenzie. 

Secretary,  W.  J.  MacLeod. 

Director  of  Administration,  J.  Rayner. 

Assistant  Commissioner  for  Saskatchewan,  A.  Ur. 

McLean,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Assistant  Commissioner  for  Northern  Saskatchewan, 
J.  I.  Hetland,  Saskatoon. 

Assistant  Commissioner  for  Alberta,  M.  M.  Mac¬ 
Kinnon,  Calgary. 


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[1956 


Assistant  Commissioner  for  Manitoba,  W.  S.  Frazer, 
Winnipeg. 

General  Manager,  Canadian  Government  Elevators, 
A.  E.  Jacobson,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Chief  Grain  Inspector ,  A.  F.  Dollery,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Chief  Grain  Weighmaster,  J.  J.  Manson,  Ft.  William, 

Ont. 

Secretary,  Committee  on  Eastern  Grain  Standards, 
Committee  on  Western  Grain  Standards,  W.  J. 
MacLeod,  Board  of  Grain  Commissioners,  Win¬ 
nipeg. 

Chief  Chemist,  Grain  Research  Laboratory,  Dr.  J.  A. 

Anderson,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Chief  Statistician,  E.  E.  Baxter,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Registrar,  C.  J.  Brownscombe,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Licensing  Officer,  C.  F.  Spittle,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

FOREIGN  TRADE  SERVICE  ABROAD 
The  title,  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis- 
sioner,  should  be  used  in  addresses  of  letters,  except 
where  otherwise  indicated.  Cable  address:  Canadian, 
unless  otherwise  shown. 

Note — Bentley’s  Second  Phrase  Code  is  used  by 
Canadian  Trade  Commissioners. 

Argentina 

Buenos  Aires: . Commercial  Counsellor 

Canadian  Embassy,  Bartolom6  Mitre  478. 

Australia 

Sydney:  Commercial  Counsellor  for  Canada,  City 
Mutual  Life  Building.  60  Hunter  Street, 
Address  for  letters:  Post  Office  Box  3952  G.P.O. 
Territory  includes  the  Australian  Capital  Territory, 
New  South  Wales,  Queensland,  Northern  Terri¬ 
tory  and  Dependencies. 

Melbourne:  _  Commercial  Secretary  for  Canada, 
83  William  Street. 

Territory  includes  States  of  Victoria,  South 
Australia,  Western  Australia,  and  Tasmania. 
Belgian  Congo 

Leopoldville:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis- 
sioner  Forescom  Building.  Address  for  letters: 
Bolte  Postale  373. 

Territory  includes  Angola  and  French  Equatorial 
Africa. 

Belgium 

Brussels:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Embassy 
35  rue  de  la  Science. 

Territory  includes  Luxembourg. 


•  Brazil 

Ri°  de  Janeiro:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian 
Embassy,  Edificio  Metropole,  Avenida  Presi- 
dente  Wilson  165.  Address  for  letters:  Caixa 
Bostal  2164. 

Sao  Paulo:  Consul  of  Canada  and  Trade  Commissioner, 
Canadian  Consulate,  Edificio  Alois,  Rua  7  de 
Abril  25«.  Address  for  letters:  Caixa  Postal  6034. 

~  _  Ceylon 

Colombo:  Office  of  the  High  Commissioner  for 

Canada  6  Gregory  s  Road  Cinnamon  Garden, 
Address  for  letters:  P.O.  Box  1006. 

Santiago  :  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy. 
"eUem  Casffia7G7ineraI  Buln6S  129'  Addl'ess  for 

B°g  Aieffid^rer0ial  C<™nsellor.  Canadian  Embassy, 
AoartflHn  m°'  7i5’  Address  for  totted 

Aereo  3562  f°r  air  mail:  Apartado 

Territory  includes  Ecuador. 


HaVFdffiSrirci^1  Seoretary.  Canadian  Emba: 

“““  «*• 


Copenhagen : 
Legation, 


Denmark 

Commercia1  Counsellor,  Canadian 
4  1  rondhjems  Plaus. 


Egypt 

Cairo:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy,  6 
Sharia  Rouston  Pasha,  Garden  City.  Address 
for  letters:  Kasr  el  Doubara  Post  Office. 

Territory  includes  Aden,  Anglo-Egyptian  Sudan, 
Cyprus,  Ethiopia  and  Saudi  Arabia  and  Yemen. 

France 

Paris:  Commercial  Counsellor  for  Canada,  3  rue 
Scribe. 

Territory  includes  Algeria,  French  Morocco,  French 
West  Africa  and  Tunisia. 

Germany 

Bonn:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Embassy. 
22  Zitelmannstrasse. 

Greece 

Athens:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy 
31  Vassilissis  Sophias  Avenue. 

Territory  includes  Israel  and  Turkey. 

Guatemala 

Guatamala  City:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Com¬ 
missioner,  5a  Avenida  Sud  10-68.  Address  for 
letters:  Post  Office  Box  444,  Address  for  Air 
Mail:  P.O.  Box  400. 

Territory  includes:  Canal  Zone,  Costa  Rica, 
El  Salvador,  Honduras,  Nicaragua,  and  Panama. 

Haiti 

Port  au  Prince:  Charg6  d’Affaires,  a.i.,  Route  du 
Canape  Vert,  St.  Louis  de  Turgeau.  Address 
for  letters:  P.O.  Box  826. 

Hong  Kong 

Hong  Kong:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis¬ 
sioner,  Hong  Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking 
Corporation  Building.  Address  for  letters: 
Post  Office  Box  126. 

Territory  includes  China,  Indo-China,  Macao  and 
Taiwan. 

India 

New  Delhi:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Office  of  the  High 
Commissioner  for  Canada.  4  Aurangzeb  Road. 
Address  for  letters:  Post  Office  Box  11. 

Bombay:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis¬ 
sioner,  Gresham  Assurance  House,  Mint  Road 
Address  for  letters :  Post  Office  Box  886 . 

Indonesia 

Djakarta.:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy, 
Budi  Kemulian  No.  6. 

Ireland 

Dublin:  Commercial  Counsellor  for  Canada,  66 
Upper  O’Connell  Street. 


Italy 

Rome:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Embassy 
Via  Saverio  Mercadante  15. 

Territory  includes  Libya,  Malta  and  Yugoslavia. 
Jamaica 

Kingston:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis- 
sloner>  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce  Chambers. 
Address  for  letters:  Post  Office  Box  225. 
territory  includes  the  Bahamas  and  British 
Honduras. 


Tokyo:  Commercia1  Counselor,  Canadian  Embassy, 
lb  Omote-Machi,  3  Chome,  Akasaka  Minato-Ku. 
1  erntory  includes  Korea. 


KoHieCaS,adian  Government  Trade  Commissioner, 
7th  Foot,  Crescent  Building,  72  Kyomachi, 
1  kutaku.  Address  for  letters:  P.O.  Box  513. 


.  Lteoanon 

Beirut:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Legation, 
Alpha  Building,  Rue  Clemenceau.  Address  for 
letters:  Boite  Postal  2300. 

Territory  includes  Iraq,  Jordan,  Persian  Gulf  area 
and  byna. 


Mexico  City:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Em¬ 
bassy,  Edificio  Internacional,  Paseo  de  la 
Ketorma.  Address  for  letters :  Apartado  126-Bis. 
Netherlands 

i he  Hague:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Em¬ 
bassy,  Sophialaan  1-A. 


Dominican  Republic 

Ciudad  Trujillm  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian 
S3  Edificio  Copello  408,  Calle  El  Conde 
Axldress  for  letters:  Apartado  451 
I  erritory  includes  Puerto  Rico. 


Wellington:  Commercial  Secretary,  Office  of  the  High 
Commissioner  for  Canada,  Government  Life 

OffiUcreaBoex^660mg'  f°r  letterS:  Post 

Territory  includes  Fiji  and  Western  Samoa. 


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327 


Norway 

Oslo:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Legation, 
Fridtjof  Nansens  Plass  5. 

Territory  includes  Iceland. 

Pakistan 

Karachi:  Commercial  Secretary,  Office  of  the  High 
Commissioner  for  Canada,  Hotel  Metropole, 
Victoria  Road.  Address  for  letters:  Post  Office 
Box  3703. 

Territory  includes  Afghanistan  and  Iran. 

Peru 

Lima:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy, 
Edificio  Boza,  Carabaya  831,  Plaza  San  Martin. 
Address  for  letters:  Casilla  1212. 

Territory  includes  Bolivia. 

Philippines 

Manila:  Consul  General  of  Canada  and  Trade  Com¬ 
missioner,  Canadian  Consulate  General,  Ayala 
Building,  Juan  Luna  Street.  Address  for 
letters:  P.  O.  Box  1825. 

Portugal 

Libson:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Legation, 
Avenida  da  Praia  de  Vitoria,  48-1°  D. 

Territory  includes  the  Azores  and  Madeira. 

Rhodesia  and  Nyasaland 

Salisbury:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis¬ 
sioner,  Dolphin  House,  Union  and  Moffat 
Streets.  Address  for  letters:  P.  O.  Box  2133. 

Territory  includes:  Kenya,  Tanganyika,  Uganda, 
Zanzibar. 


Singapore 

Singapore:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis¬ 
sioner,  Room  F-3,  Union  Building.  Address  for 
letters:  Post  Office  Box  845. 

Territory  includes  Brunei,  Burma,  Federation  of 
Malaya,  North  Borneo,  Sarawak  and  Thailand. 


South  Africa 

Johannesburg:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Com¬ 
missioner,  Mutual  Building,  Harrison  St.  Address 
for  letters:  Post  Office  Box  715.  Cable  address: 
Cantracom. 

Territory  includes  Transvaal,  Natal,  Orange  Free 
State,  Madagascar,  Mauritius,  Mozambique  and 
Reunion. 

Cape  Town:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis¬ 
sioner,  Grand  Parade  Centre  Building,  Adderley 
Street.  Address  for  letters:  Post  Office  Box  683. 
Cable  Address:  Cantracom. 

Territory  includes  Cape  Province  and  South-West 
Africa. 

Spain 

Madrid:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy, 
Edificio  Espana,  Avenida  de  Jose  Antonio  88. 
Address  for  letters:  Apartado  117. 

Territory  includes :  Balearic  Islands,  Canary  Islands, 
Gibraltar,  Rio  de  Oro,  Spanish  Morocco  and 
Tangier. 

Sweden 

Stockholm:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Lega¬ 
tion,  Strandvagen  7-C.  Address  for  letters: 
Post  Office  Box  14042. 

Territory  includes  Finland. 

Switzerland 

Berne:  Commercial  Secretary,  Canadian  Embassy, 
Kirchenfeldstrasse  88.  , 

Territory  includes  Austria,  Czechoslovakia  and 
Hungary. 


Trinidad 

Port-of-Spain:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Com¬ 
missioner,  Colonial  Building,  72  South  Quay. 
Address  for  letters:  Post  Office  Box  L-5. 
Territory  includes  Barbados,  Windward  and  Lee¬ 
ward  Islands,  British  Guiana,  Dutch  Guiana, 
French  Guiana,  and  the  French  West  Indies. 

United  Kingdom 

London:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Office  of  the  High 
Commissioner  for  Canada,  Canada  House, 
Trafalgar  Square,  S.W.l.  Cable  address,  Sleigh¬ 
ing,  London.  ,  „  _  ,  ,  „  , 

Territory  includes  the  South  of  England,  East 
Anglia,  Scotland  and  British  West  Africa,  (Gam¬ 
bia,  Gold  Coast,  Sierra  Leone  and  Nigeria). 

Liverpool:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commis¬ 
sioner,  Martins  Bank  Building,  Water  Street. 
Territory  includes  the  Midlands,  North  of  England 


and  Wales. 


Belfast:  Canadian  Government  Trade  Commissioner, 
36  Victoria  Square. 

Territory  covers  Northern  Ireland. 

United  States 

Washington:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Em¬ 
bassy,  1746  Massachusetts  Avenue,  N.W. 

New  York  City:  Consul  and  Senior  Trade  Com¬ 
missioner,  Canadian  Consulate  General,  620 
Fifth  Avenue.  Cable  Address,  Cantracom. 

Territory  includes  Bermuda. 

Boston:  Consul  and  Trade  Commissioner,  Can¬ 
adian  Consulate  General,  532  Little  Building, 
80  Boylston  Street,  Boston  16. 

Chicago:  Deputy  Consul  General,  Canadian  Con¬ 
sulate-General,  Garland  Building,  111  North 
Wabash  Street. 

Detroit:  Consul  of  Canada  and  Trade  Commissioner, 
Canadian  Consulate,  1035  Penobscot  Building, 
Detroit  26.  Michigan. 

Los  Angeles:  Canadian  Consulate  General,  510 
West  Sixth  Street. 

New  Orleans:  Consul  of  Canada  and  Trade  Com¬ 
missioner,  Canadian  Consulate  General,  215- 
217  International  Trade  Mart. 

San  Francisco:  Canadian  Consulate  General,  3rd 
Floor,  Kohl  Building,  400  Montgomery  Street. 

Territory  includes  Hawaii. 

Seattle:  Canadian  Consulate  General,  The  Tower 
Building,  Seventh  Avenue  at  Olive  Way. 

Uruguay 

Montevideo:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Em¬ 
bassy,  No.  1409  Avenida  Agraciada  Piso  7°. 
Address  for  mail:  Casilla  Postal  852. 

Venezuela 

Caracas:  Commercial  Counsellor,  Canadian  Embassy, 
Edificio  Pan-American,  Puente  Urapal.  Address 
for  letters:  Apartado  3306. 

Territory  includes  Netherlands  Antilles. 


AGRICULTURAL,  FISHERIES  AND  FORESTRY 
SPECIALISTS 

Argentina 

Buenos  Aires:  Agricultural  Secretary,  Canadian 
Embassy,  Bartolome  Mitre  478. 

Italy 

Rome:  Commercial  Secretary  (Fisheries),  Canadian 
Embassy,  Via  Saverio  Mercadante  15. 

United  Kingdom 

London:  Commercial  Secretary  (Agricultural  and 
Timber),  Canada  House,  Trafalgar  Square. 
United  States 

Washington:  Agricultural  Counsellor,  Canadian 

Embassy,  1746  Massachusetts  Ave.,  N.W. 

DOMINION  BUREAU  OF  STATISTICS 
The  Dominion  Bureau  of  Statistics  was  established 
under  the  Statistics  Act  of  1918  to  form  a  central 
statistical  department.  It  now  operates  under  the 
Statistics  Act  of  1948  (revised  in  1953)  which  defines 
its  duties  as  follows:  (a)  to  collect,  compile,  analyse, 
abstract  and  publish  statistical  information  relative 
to  the  commercial,  industrial,  financial,  social, 
economic  and  general  activities  and  conditions  of  the 
people:  (b)  to  collaborate  with  all  other  departments 
of  the  government  in  the  collection,  compilation  and 
publication  of  statistical  records  of  administration 
according  to  any  regulations;  (c)  to  take  the  census 
of  Canada  as  provided  in  this  Act;  and  (d)  generally 
to  organize  a  scheme  of  co-ordinated  social  and  eco¬ 
nomic  statistics  pertaining  to  the  whole  of  Canada 
and  to  each  of  the  provinces  thereof  .  The  Bureau  is 
organized  in  fourteen  functional  divisions,  comprising 
an  Administration  Division,  Mechanical  Tabulation 
Division,  eleven  statistical  or  subject  divisions  and 
an  Information  Services  Division. 

As  Canada's  central  statistical  agency  the  Bureau 
compiles  and  publishes  almost  500  publications 
that  cover  a  wide  range  of  statistical  information. 
Titles  and  descriptions  of  these  publications  appear 
in  the  Bureau’s  list  of  current  publications,  which 
may  be  obtained  free  on  application.  It  contains  a 
detailed  subject  and  commodity  index  to  assist  m 
the  ready  location  of  specific  data  m  the  vanous 
publications.  Enquiries  are  welcome  and  should  be 
addressed  to  the  Domimon  Bureau  of  btatistics. 


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GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


[1956 


Dominion  Statistician . H.  Marshall 

A  sst.  Dominion  Statisticians, 

J.  T.  Marshall,  S.  A.  Goldberg 

Senior  Research  Statistician . N.  Keyfitz 

Administration  Division . C.  Scott 

Agriculture  Division . C.  V.  Parker 

Census  Division . 0.  A.  Lemieux 

Education  Division . E.  F.  Sheffield 

General  Assignments  Division . H.  L.  Allen 

Health  &  Welfare  Division . F.  F.  Harris 

Industry  &  Merchandising  Division . H.  McLeod 

Information  Services  Division . C.  C.  Lingard 

International  Trade  Division . C.  D.  Blyth 

Labour  dr  Prices  Division . H.  F.  Greenway 

Mechanical  Tabulation  Division . W.  I.  Moore 

Public  Finance  &  Transportation  Division 


Research  &  Development  Division . F.  H.  Leacy 

Special  Surveys  Division . A.  B.  McMorran 

DEPARTMENT  OF  TRANSPORT 

The  Department  of  Transport  was  established 
on  November  2,  1936,  pursuant  to  the  provisions 
of  the  Department  of  Transport  Act  (Chap.  34, 
1  Edward  VIII)  as  of  that  date  proclaimed.  The 
Department  consists  of  the  former  Departments  of 
Marine  and  of  Railways  and  Canals,  and  the  Civil 
Aviation  Branch  formerly  administered  by  the  De¬ 
partment  of  National  Defence. 

In  addition  to  the  administration  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment  under  his  direct  control,  the  Minister  of  Trans¬ 
port  is  also  responsible  to  Parliament  in  all  matters 
affecting  railways,  and  more  particularly  Canadian 
National  Railways,  also  for  such  bodies  as  the  Board 
of  Transport  Commissioners,  the  Air  Transport 
Board,  the  National  Harbours  Board,  the  Canadian 
Maritime  Commission  and  the  Canadian  Overseas 
Telecommunication  Corporation,  a  crown  company 
and  the  St.  Lawrence  Seaway  Authority,  also  a  crown 
company,  each  of  which  organizations  is  complete  in 
itself,  functioning  in  accordance  with  legislation  duly 
made  and  provided. 

Ministerial  responsibility  for  the  Trans-Canada 
Air  Lines  Act  of  1937  is  vested  in  the  Minister  of 
trade  and  Commerce. 

Departmental  organization  is  as  follows: 

Minister  of  Transport . Hon.  George  C.  Marler 

executive  Assistant . L.  .Lamoureux 

General  Administration  at  Ottawa 

Deputy  Minister.  . . J.  R.  Baldwin 

Director  of  Administrative  and  Legal  Services 

Special  Adviser  and  W'  J'  Matthews'  Q-°. 

r^J,aitmentrfl1s„^retary . F.  T.  Coffins 

Chief,  Financial  Services . W.  R.  Leavitt 

counsel .  j 

Chief,  Information  and  Editorial  .  .  .  W.  H  Van  4 lien 

Supervisor  of  Office  Services .  jyf  E*  Kennv 

General  Purchasing  Agent . J.  A  Pelletier 

rl  m'  Aimi^\ationand  Personnel. .  .  J.  R. Baxter 

Gen.  Mgr.  Real  Estate  Branch . A  Ledoux 

Executive  Assistant,  ( Railways ) . W.  A.  Thornton 

i  a  i  j  Services  Administration 

DiritroTM^iZ^  Wher6  otherwise  noted) 

Director,  Canal  Serviced  ^ ^  ^  C:?' 

Director,  Mraine  Services . B^,slde 

Chairman,  Board  of  Steamship InspeMoZfT  (ffimvS 

Marine  Superintendent .  .  A  Watson  '  M  R  IT 

St.  Lawrence  Ship  Channel-Chief  Engineer  ’  M'B'E' 
P.  L.  Kuhring,  Montreal,  P.Q 

AIR  SERVICES  BRANCH 
Director,  Air  Services 

A  /V  /M  A.  de  Niverville,  C.B 

Moncton,  N.BT,R^°(food^n  AIK  8EBVICES 
Montreal,  Que.,  J.  L.  Blondeau 
Toronto,  Ont.,  S.  S.  Foley,  M  B  E 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  W.  S.  Lawson, 'm  B  E 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  H.  J.  Williamson  '  ' 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  T.  G.  How,  M.B.E. 

n  a  77  a-  A7  ■  .  CIVIL  aviation 

Controller  of  Civil  Aviation .  .  R.  Dodds,  O  B  E  M  P 

Superintendent  of  Air  Regulations,  M.C. 

C.  T.  Travers,  A.F.C. 


Superintendent  of  Flight  Operations .  .  .  .  J.  H.  Hunter 

Chief  Aeronautical  Engineer . H.  S.  Rees,  E.D. 

Superintendent  of  Airways.  .  .  J.  R.  Robertson,  M.B.e! 

Airport  Maintenance  Engineer . D.  B.  Rees 

Chief,  Publications . W.  V.  B.  Riddell,  E.D. 

Chief,  Traffic  Control . C.  C.  Bogart 

construction 

Chief  Construction  Engineer . H.  J.  Connolly 

Architect  . W.  A.  Ramsay 

Electrical  Engineer . J.  P.  Wilson 

district  superintendents  (airways) 
Moncton,  N.B.,  W.  H.  Irvine 
Montreal,  P.Q.,  H.  Gourdeau. 

Toronto,  Ont  ,  D.  A.  McIntyre. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  D.  P.  Glen 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  E.  G.  Clarke. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  A.  H.  Wilson 

district  superintendents  (air  regulations) 
Moncton,  N.B.,  M.  M.  Fleming,  D.S.O.,  D.F.C. 
Montreal,  P.Q.,  J.  P.  Fournier. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  D.  W.  Saunders. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  R.  Carter  Guest. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  K.  F.  Saunders,  D.S.C.,  A.F.C. 
Vancouver,  D.  D.  Murphy. 

district  airway  engineers 
Moncton,  N.B.,  W.  D.  G.  Stratton. 

Montreal,  P.Q.,  F.  L.  Davis. 

Toronto,  R.  A.  Bradley. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  L.  Millidge 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  E.  B.  Wilkins. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  G.  T.  Chillcott. 

airport  managers — (terminal  airports) 
Gander,  Nfld.,  E.  Winsor. 

Sydney,  N.S.,  E.  A.  King. 

Moncton,  N.B.,  C.  E.  Keating. 

Quebec,  P.Q,.  J.  E.  Goulet. 

Montreal,  P.Q.,  E.  L.  Capreol. 

Ottawa,  Ont,,  Robert  A.  Joberty. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  G.  C.  W.  Dingwall. 

North  Bay,  Ont.,  L.  W.  Hicks. 

London,  Ont.,  F.  I.  Banghart. 

Windsor,  Ont.,  J.  R.  Armstrong. 

Fort  William,  Ont.,  H.  S.  Round. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  K.  J.  Robinson. 

Saskatoon,  Sask.,  P.  R.  Nicholas. 

Lethbridge,  Alta.,  N.  C.  Boyles. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  A.  J.  Knowland. 

Meteorological  Division  (Toronto) 
Controller  of  Meteorological  Services,  Andrew  Thom¬ 
son,  O.B.E. 

Assistant  Controllers: 

P.  D.  McTaggart-Cowan,  M.B.E.  (Forecast  Ser¬ 
vice). 

?‘1?-^IllITntuVe/,R,es?arch  and  Training), 
xi  (Administration). 

H.  H.  Bindon  (Instrument  Service), 
o'  o'  Archibald  (Basic  Weather). 

C.  C.  Boughner  (Climatology) . 

Superintendents : 

o'  o'  £IcReod’  (Public  Weather  Service), 
w  vt7*  V;raham,  (Trans-Oceanic  Aviation) 

*•  W.  Benum,  (Continental  Aviation). 

District  Meteorologists: 

Moncton,  N.B.,  E.  A.  Barks. 

Doryal,  P.Q  (Trans.  At.  Bldg.),  H.  M.  Hutchon. 
Malton,  Ont.,  W.  E.  Turnbull. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  D.  M.  Robertson. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  D.  H.  Smith. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  A.  R.  McCauley. 

M eteorologists-in-charge,  Weather  Offices: 

Gander,  Nfld.,  J.  A.  Lenahan. 

Goose  Bay,  Labrador,  C.  E.  Stevens. 

Halifax,  R.  A.  Hornstein,  M.B.E. 

Moncton,  E.  A.  Barks. 

^Hutcli  ^  '  ^Trans'  At-  Admin.  Bldg.),  H.  M. 

dsL|q-  (d-°'t-  Admi-  Bids->.  j- 

DLeaverP'Q''  (Central  Analysis  Office),  J.  M. 
Malton,  Ont.,  W.  E.  Turnbull. 

Rockcliffe,  Ont.,  G.  L.  Pincock. 

Hamilton,  Ont.,  A.  II.  Lamont. 

Fort  William— Port  Arthur,  W.  D.  Murden 
Winnipeg,  D.  M.  Robertson. 

Edmonton,  D,  H.  Smith. 


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GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


329 


Regina,  I.  H.  Bareg. 

Calgary,  A.  F.  McQuarrie. 

Prince  George,  H.  I.  Hunter. 

Vancouver,  A.  R.  McCauley. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  W.  H.  Mackie. 

Whitehorse,  Y.T.,  C.  G.  Goodbrand. 

TELECOMMUNICATIONS  DIVISION 

Controller,  G.  C.  W.  Browne. 

Assistant  Controller . . 

Superintendent ,  Telecommunications, 

W.  E.  Connelly,  M.B.E. 

Superintendent ,  Radio  Regulations . C.  M.  Brant 

Superintendent ,  Radio  Aids  to  Navigation, 

H.  E.  Walsh,  M.B.E. 

DISTRICT  SUPERINTENDENTS 

St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  A.  J.  Crocker. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  G.  F.  Harris. 

Montreal,  P.Q-»  H.  E.  Fisher. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  H.  R.  Nason. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  W.  G.  D.  Allen. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  J.  P.  Rodgers. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  R.  A.  Cole. 

RADIO  INSPECTORS 

Sydney,  N.S., . 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  J.  A.  Craven. 

Quebec,  P.Q.,  J.  L.  Messier. 

Sherbrooke,  P.Q.,  J.  O.  Roy. 

North  Bay,  Ont.,  B.  F.  Empey 
Hamilton.  Ont.,  A.  Aveling. 

Kingston,  Ont.,  W.  B.  Doubleday. 

Kitchener,  Ont.  J.  A.  Gervais. 

London.  Ont..  A.  R.  Clinchy. 

Ft.  William,  Ont.,  J.  Stevens. 

Windsor  Ont.,  R  G.  Goodinc 
Brandon,  Man.,  R.  W.  Godsalve. 

Regina,  Sask.,  L.  E.  Nelson. 

Saskatoon,  Sask.,  J.  H.  Sinclair. 

Calgary.  Alta.,  J.  D.  Moore. 

Kelowna,  B.C., . 

Victoria,  B.C.,  J.  St.  E.  Meiss. 

RADIO  AVIATION  DISTRICT  ENGINEERS 

Winnipeg,  W.  E.  Fenn. 

Toronto,  G.  E.  McDowell. 

Moncton,  W.  R.  Butler. 

Edmonton,  D.  G.  Carty. 

Vancouver,  O.  H.  Quealey. 

Montreal,  J.  G.  Wall 


DISTRICT  MANAGERS,  TELEGRAPH  AND 
TELEPHONE  SERVICE 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  W.  C.  Ford. 

Sydney,  N.S.,  A.  Young.  . 

Grindstone,  Magdalen  Islands,  P.Q.,  Forbes  Buck. 


Canal  Services 

Director . 

Assistant  Director — Administration . 
Assistant  Director — Engineering . .  ■  . 
Engineer-in-Charge — Operation.  .  .  . 

Electrical  Engineer . 

Designing  Engineer . 

Bridge  Engineer . . 

Mechanical  Engineer . 

Structural  Engineer . 


.  .  ,R.  .T.  Burnside 
.  .  A.  It.  Whittier 
.  J.  N.  Betournay 

. A.  M.  Luce 

.  D.  A.  H.  Farmer 
.  .  .  W.  W.  Gruber 
W.  L.  MaeKenzie 

.  ,  .  .  R.  L’Heureux 


PlLOi  AU, 

Supervisor  of  Pilotage . Capt.  D.  R.  Jones 

Montreal,  P.Q.,  Supt.  of  Pilots,  J.  T.  J.  Melanson, 
Quebec,  P.Q.,  Supt.  of  Pilots,  A.  Hamel. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Superintendent  of  Pilots,  Capt. 
F.  N.  Eddy. 

Sydney,  N.S.,  Supt.  of  Pilots,  Capt.  J.  P.  Parker 
M.B.E. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Supt.  of  Pilots,  Capt.  C.  L.  Water- 
house,  M.B.E. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  Supt.  of  Pilots,  Capt.  J.  A.  Mac¬ 
Kinnon. 


District  Marine  Agents  of  Department 
St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  Capt.  R.  J.  Randell. 

Quebec.  Capt.  G.  E.  Gaudreau. 

Sorel,  H.  Beauchemin. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  J.  M.  M.  Lamb. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  J.  C.  Theakston. 

Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  E.  K.  MacNutt. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  K.  Dixon 

Parry  Sound,  Ont.,  F.  K.  McKean. 

Kenora,  Ont.  Sub-Agent  C.  L.  Parrott. 

Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  Sub-agent,  E.  0.  Ormsby. 
Selkirk,  Man.,  Sub-agent.  H.  Payne. 

Prescott,  Ont.,  J.  S.  Barrick 
Prince  Rupert,  B.C.,  N.  A.  Beketov. 


divisional  supervisors — steamship  inspection 
St.  John's,  Nfld.,  H.S.  Salt. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  D.  Paterson. 

Montreal,  P.Q.,  D.  L.  Findlay 
Toronto,  Ont.,  J.  J.  Moffat. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  J.  Brydon. 


Steamship  Inspectors 
Victoria,  B.C.,  H.  L.  Elliott 
Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  E.  C.  Smith. 

Collingwood,  Ont.,  Geo.  McConnell. 

Midland,  Ont.,  D.  R.  Weaver. 

St.  Catharines,  Ont.,  H.  0.  Buchanan. 

Kingston,  Ont.,  W.  Stevenson. 

Quebec,  P.Q.,  J.  C.  Beaudoin. 

Sorel,  P.Q.,  P.  G.  Gagnon. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  N.  Sigsworth. 

North  Sydney,  N.S.,  L.  A.  Johnson. 

Real  Estate  Branch 

General  Manager . A.  Ledoux 

District  Land  Agent,  Montreal, 

( Que .,  Maritimes  and  Nfld.) . J.  P.  Adam 

District  Land  Agent,  Toronto 

(Ont.  and  Man.) . A.  A.  Speer 

District  Land  Agent,  Edmonton 

(Sask.,  Alta,  and  B.C.) . J.  R.  L.  Murphy 


Board  op  Transport  Commissioners 
fob  Ca  n  A  DA 

Chief  Commissioner .  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  J.  D.  Kearney 

Assxstovi  Chtej  C  ommxxaxontt . Hugh  Wardrope 

Deputy  Chief  Commissioner . Major  A.  Sylvestre 

Commissioners ,  Frank  M.  MacPherson,  H.  B.  Chase, 
C.B.E.,  L.  J.  Knowles.  _  TT  _  . 

Secretary . E.  R.  Hopkins 

General  Counsel . .  "o’ 

Director  of  Traffic. . •  •  ■  •  •  •  kirk 

Director  of  Operation . R»  M-  MacDonald 

Director  of  Engineering . .•  •  •  J*  E.  Dumontier 

Director ,  Transportation  Economics .  .  M.  E.  Burwasn 
Director ,  Accounts  and  Cost  Finding  Branch 

A.  Brangam 


SUPERINTENDING  ENGINEERS 

Quebec  Canals . J-  E.  Barcelo,  Montreal,  Que. 

Ontario-St.  Lawrence  Canals  and  St.  Peters  Canal 

A.  H.  Parker,  Cornwall,  Ont. 

Welland  Canal _ T.  J.  L.  Ryan,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  Canal,  . 

N  Phillips,  Sault  Ste.  Mane,  Ont. 

Rideau  Canal . L.  W.  Clark . Ottawa,  Ont. 

Trent  Canal  and  Murray  Canal,  _  , 

C.  S.  Purser,  Peterborough,  Ont. 


Director . 
Assistant 


MARINE  SERVICES 

. Norman  Wilson 

'Director  and  Marine  Superintendent 

A.  w  arson 


Chief  of  Marine  Aids . f  •  Manning 

Asst.  Chief,  Marine  Aids . A.  K.  Laing 

Chief  of  Nautical  Division^  g_  M  B  E 

Asst.  Chief  of  Nautical  Division q  Q  B  E 

Principal  Examiner  of  Masters  and  Mates . 


National  Harbours  Board 
Under  authority  of  Chapter  42,  the  National 
Harbours  Board  Act,  1936,  the  National  Harbours 
Board,  with  headquarters  at  Ottawa,  is  responsible 
under  the  Minister  of  Transport  for  the  adminis¬ 
tration  of  certain  Dominion  Harbours  and  Gram 
Elevators  owned  by  the  Dominion  Government. 


Members  of  the  Board 

Chairman . B.  J.  Roberts,  C.B.E. 

Vice-Chairman . •  •  •  •  •  .Maurice  Archer 

Secretary . T.  M.  Bryson  M  B  E 

Legal  Adviser . Jt  p 

Chief  Engineer . . . L.R.  Stratton 

Executive  Director  and  Traffic  Officer. . . .  W.  C.  Perron 


Port  Managers 

Halifax,  N.S.,  L.  R.  Mitchell. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  R.  Yuill,  M.B.E. 
Quebec,  Que.,  Louis  Beaudry. 
Chicoutimi,  Que.,  Albert  Maltais. 


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GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS 


[  1956 


Three  Rivers,  Que.,  Henri  Gauthier. 

Montreal,  Que.,  G.  Beaudet. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Capt.  B.  D.  L.  Johnson 
Churchill,  Man.,  H.  M.  Wilson 
Prescott,  Ont.,  (Grain  Elev.)  Supt.,  Alec  Ross. 
Port  Colborne,  Ont.,  (Grain  Elev)  Supt.,  C.  A 
Bennett. 

Air  Transport  Board 

Chairman . W.  J.  Matthews,  Q.C. 

Executive  Director . A.  S.  McDonald,  Q.C. 

Secretary . J.  R.  Belcher 

Counsel  and  Examiner . G.  R.  Younger 

Special  Traffic  Adviser . E.  J.  Bonner 

Canadian  Overseas  Telecommunication 
Corporation,  Montreal 
Board  of  Directors,  D.  F.  Bowie,  Montreal 
{Chairman);  R.  M.  Brophy,  Toronto;  Lt.-Col.  Henri 
Gagnon,  Quebec;  Major  J.  H.  Hamilton,  Vancouver; 
Lt.-Com.  C.  P.  Edwards,  Ottawa. 

President  and  General  Manager . D.  F.  Bowie 

Vice-President  and  Secretary . Richard  L.  Cassidy 

Chief  Engineer . R.  G.  Griffith 

Traffic  Manager . James  R.  Lamb 

Personnel  and  Public  Relations . C.  A.  O’Brien 

Comptroller . G.  M.  Waterhouse 

St.  Lawrence  Seaway  Authority,  Ottawa 

President . Hon.  L.  Chevrier 

Secretary . R.  Beriault 

Director  of  Administration . P.  E.  R.  Malcolm 

Chief  Engineer . Gordon  Murphy  (Montreal) 

Comptroller . D.  W.  G.  Oliver  (Montreal) 

CANADIAN  MARITIME  COMMISSION 
The  Commission  was  created  in  1947  to  consider 
and  recommend  policies  and  measures  necessary  for 
the  operation,  maintenance,  manning  and  develop¬ 
ment  of  a  merchant  marine  and  a  ship-building  and 
ship-repairing  industry. 

It  is  responsible  for  the  administration  of  shipping 
subsidies  and  subventions  voted  by  Parliament  and 
for  advising  Government  departments  on  their  ship¬ 
building  requirements  and  is  consulted  by  the  De¬ 
partment  of  National  Revenue  in  the  administration 
of  the  Coasting  Laws. 

The  Commission  administers  the  Canadian  Vessel 
Construction  Assistance  Act  and  is  the  agency  of 
Government  primarily  responsible  for  NATO  ship¬ 
ping  planning  and  the  development  of  the  Inter¬ 
governmental  Maritime  Consultative  Organization 
(IMCO),  an  agency  of  the  United  Nations.  The 
Commission  is  responsible  for  co-ordinating  the 
fitting  of  defensive  equipment  to  merchant  ships  and 
assists  the  Departments  of  National  Defence  and 
Defence  Production  in  arranging  their  overseas 
movements  and  shipping  requirements. 

Chairman  . L.  C.  Audette,  Q.C. 

Executive  Director . Capt.  E.  S.  Brand 

Legal  Advisor . L.  J.  Leavey 

Comptroller . N.  A.  Paton 

Director  of  Subsidies  Division.  .  .  .Capt.  j.  A.  Heenan 

DEPARTMENT  OF  VETERANS  AFFAIRS 

Veterans  Memorial  Bldg.,  Ottawa 
The  Department  of  Veterans  Affairs  deals  exclu¬ 
sively  with  matters  affecting  the  welfare  of  veterans. 
Functioning  separately  from  the  Department,  but 
responsible  to  the  Minister  of  Veterans  Affairs  are 
tne  Canadian  I  ension  Commission  and  the  War 
Veterans  Allowance  Board. 

The  Department  Administers: 

Allied  Veterans  Benefit  Act 

Children  of  War  Dead  (Education  Assistance)  Act. 
Department  of  Veterans  Affairs  Act. 

Fire  Fighters  War  Service  Benefits  Act. 

Soldier  Settlement  Act. 

Special  Operators  War  Service  Benefits  Act. 
Supervisors  War  Service  Benefits  Act. 

Ihe  Returned  Soldiers’  Insurance  Act. 
ihe  Veterans  Benefit  Act,  1954. 

Veterans  Insurance  Act. 

Veterans  Land  Act. 

Veterans  Rehabilitation  Act. 

War  Service  Grants  Act. 

Women’s  Royal  Naval  Services  and  the  South  African 
Military  Nursing  Service  (Benefits)  Act. 

■  "j “'“istratmn  of  the  Department  is  decentral¬ 
ized  under  the  direction  of  District  Administrators 


and  District  Superintendents  of  the  Veterans’  Land 
Act,  with  offices  in  the  larger  cities  of  Canada. 

Minister 

The  Hon.  Hugues  Lapointe,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L. 
Deputy  Minister 

L.  Lalonde,  O.B.E.,  E.D.,  B.A.,  LL.B  . 
Assistant  Deputy  Minister .  .  .  F.  T.  Mace,  C.D.,  C.A. 
Departmental  Secretary . F.  L.  Barrow,  F.C.I.S. 

departmental  district  offices 
with  district  administrators 
Regional  Administrator  ( Western ) 

G.  C.  Derby,  O.B.E. 

Vancouver — 

1231  Haro  St.  .  ,W.  G.  H.  Roaf,  O.B.E.,  E.D. 
Sub-District — Belmont  Bldg., 

Victoria,  B.C . J.  S.  Adam 

Edmonton — 11250  Jasper  Ave. 

J.  P.  Matheson,  B.A 

Calgary — 810-3rd  St.,  W. 

J.  P.  Matheson,  B.A.  (Acting) 
Saskatoon — Federal  Bldg. 

P.  C.  Klaehn,  O.B.E.,  E.D.,  B.A. 
Regina — Regina  Trading  Co.  Bldg. 

F.  C.  Little,  M.C.,  LL.B. 
Winnipeg — Commercial  Bldg. 

W.  T.  Cromb,  D.S.O. 

Sub-District,  Public  Bldg., 

Port  Arthur,  Ont . C.  H.  Moss 

Regional  Administrator  ( Ontario ) . B.  H.  Bryers 

North  Bay— Sibbitt  Bldg . C.  R.  Cullen 

London — 210  King  St..W.  E.  Harris,  O.B.E.,  B.A. 
Sub-District — 709  Ouellette  St., 

Windsor,  Ont . C.  H.  Strickland 

Hamilton — National  Revenue  Bldg. 

W.  H.  B.  Thomson 

Toronto— 55  York  St. 

W.  H.  Montague,  O.B.E. ,  E.D. 
Kingston — Richardson  Bldg. 

A.  E.  Potts,  C.B.E.,  E.D.,  M.S.A.,  B.Sc . 
Ottawa — No.  8  Temporary  Bldg. 

W.  B.  Megloughlin,  O.B.E.,  M.C.,  V.D. 
Montreal— 35  McGill  St. 

H.  M.  Hague,  D.S.O. ,  E.D.,  Q.C.,  B.C.L. 
Quebec — 51  Boulevard  de 

Capucins . G.  U.  Francoeur,  O.B.E.,  V.D. 

Regional  Administrator  ( Martimes ) 

_  .  P.  B.  Cross,  O.B.E.,  V.D. 

Saint  John — New  Post  Office  Bldg. 

TT  ...  _  A.  R.  Jones,  B.S.A. 

Halifax — Camp  Hill  Hospital..  .P.  M.  Smith  E  D 

Sub-District,  Sydney,  N.S . B.  L.  Currie 

Charlottetown — 184  Richmond  St. 

_.  T  ,  ,  „  F.  B.  Conrad,  M.M.,  E.D. 

St.  Johns,  Newfoundland 

-  ,  H.  Garrett,  O.B.E.,  V.D.,  B.A. 

London,  Eng. — 13-17  Pall  Mall  East,  London,  S.W.l 
A.  Chambers,  O.B.E.,  D.S.O. 

DEPARTMENTAL  INSTITUTIONS 

Veterans’  Hospital,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Shaughnessy,  Hospital,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

George  Derby  H.  &  O.  Centre,  Burnaby,  B.C. 

\  eterans’  Home,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Colonel  Belcher  Hospital,  Calgary,  Alta 
Veterans’  Home,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Veterans’  Home,  Regina,  Sask. 

Deer  Lodge  Hospital,  St.  James,  Man. 

Westminster  Hospital,  London,  Ont. 

Sunnybrook  Hospital.  Toronto,  Ont. 

Rideau  H.  &  O.  Centre,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

St.  Anne’s  Hospital,  Ste.  Anne  de  Bellevue,  P.Q. 
Queen  Mary  Veterans’  Hospital,  Montreal,  P.Q 
Ste-Foy  Hospital,  Ste-Foy,  P.Q. 

Lancaster  Hospital,  Lancaster,  N.B. 

Camp  Hill  Hospital,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Canadian  Pension  Commission 
Veterans  Memorial  Bldg.,  Ottawa 
ihe  Canadian  Pension  Commission  is  responsible 
for  the  administration  of  the  Pension  Act  and  the 
Civilian  War  Pensions  and  Allowances  Act. 
Chairman...  J.  L.  Melville,  C.B.E.,  M.C  V  D  ED 

. L- A-  Mutch;M'A: 

„  W.  F.  Brown,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (Edin.) 

DiZiftlffices  'of' the  Commission.  'RepreseMauCol 
the  Commission,  known  as  Pension  Medical 
examiners,  are  located  in  each  District  Oflfice  of  the 
Department  throughout  the  Dominion. 


1956] 


THE  INCOME  TAX  ACT 


331 


War  Veterans  Allowance  Board 
Veterans  Memorial  Bldg.,  Ottawa 
The  Board  administer  the  War  Veterans  Allow¬ 
ance  Act,  1952,  governing  allowances  to  male  and 
female  veterans,  widows  and  orphans  of  veterans  and 
certain  other  ex-service  persons,  eligible  for  allow¬ 
ances  under  the  provisions  of  the  Act. 

Chairman,  F.  J.  Gerard  Garneau,  O.B.E.,  E.D. 
Secretary,  H.  D.  Pickworth. 

Medical  Adviser,  E.  B.  Convery,  M.D. 
soldier  settlement  and  veterans’  land  act 
Head  Office — No.  8  Building,  Ottawa 
Director,  Soldier  Settlement  and  Veterans’  Land  Act 
T.  J.  Rutherford,  C.B.E.,  E.D. 

District  Offices 

British  Columbia,  1231  Haro  St..  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Alberta,  11250  Jasper  Avenue,  Edmonton,  Alberta. 
Saskatchewan,  Room  611,  Federal  Building,  Saska¬ 
toon,  Sask. 

Manitoba,  Dominion  Public  Building,  Main  and 
Water  Streets,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Ontario  West,  Dominion  Public  Building,  London,  Ont. 
Ontario  East,  55  York  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Quebec,  35  McGill  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Maritime  Provinces,  New  Post  Office  Bldg.,  Canter¬ 
bury  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 


Assistant  Directors,  D.  C.  MacPhail,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  T.  E.  Stephenson,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc. 

Division  of  Medical  Research:  Director ,  J.  B.  Collip, 
C.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.,  LLD.,  F.R.C.P. 
(Bond.),  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S. ;  Assistant  Director,  G.  H. 
Ettinger,  M.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.S.C. 

Division  of  Applied  Physics:  Director,  L.  E 
Howlett,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Division  of  Pure  Physics:  Director,  G.  Herzberg, 
M.A.,  Dr.  Ing.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S. 

Division  of  Radio  and  Electrical  Engineering: 
Director,  B.  G.  Ballard,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.;  Assistant 
Director,  D.  W.  R.  McKinley,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.I.R.E.,  F.R.S.C. 

Prairie  Regional  Laboratory,  Saskatoon,  Sask., 
Director,  G.  A.  Ledingham,  M.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C. 

Maritime  Regional  Laboratory,  Halifax,  N.S., 
Director,  E.  G.  Young,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

CANADIAN  PATENTS  AND  DEVELOPMENT  LIMITED 
(A  Crown  Company) 

President:  E.  R.  Birchard,  O.B.E.,  B.A.Sc.,  Vice- 
President,  National  Research  Council,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Secretary-Treasurer :  G.  W.  MacDonald,  B.A., 
LL.B.,  Barrister-at-Law  (New  Brunswick),  National 
Research  Building,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


NATIONAL  RESEARCH  COUNCIL 

National  Research  Bldg.,  Sussex  St.,  Ottawa 
President.  E.  W.  R.  Steacie,  O.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
D.Sc.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S. 

Vice-President,  ( Scientific ),  B.  G.  Ballard,  O.B.E., 

Vice-President  ( Administration ),  E.  R.  Birchard, 
O.B.E.,  B.A'.Sc.  „  ^ 

General  Secretary,  S.  P.  Eagleson,  M.B.E.,  M.Sc. 
Division  of  Applied  Biology:  Director,  W.  H.  Cook, 
O.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Prairie  Regional  Laboratory:  Director,  G.  A.  Leding- 
ham,  M.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Division  of  Building  Research:  Director,  R.  F. 
Legget,  M.Eng.,  M.Inst.C.E.,  F.G.S.A.;  Assistant 
Director,  N.  B.  Hutcheon,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Division  of  Pure  Chemistry:  Director,  Leo  Marion, 
M.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Division  of  Applied  Chemistry:  Director,  Ira  E. 
Puddington,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Division  of  Mechanical  Engineering:  Director,  J.  H. 
Parkin,  C.B.E.,  B.A.Sc.,  M.E.,  F.R.Ae.S.,  F.I.Ae.S., 
F.R.S.C. 


ATOMIC  ENERGY  CONTROL  BOARD 
President,  Dr.  C.  J.  Mackenzie. 

Members,  George  C.  Bateman,  Mining  Engineer; 
Dr.  Paul  E.  Gagnon,  Laval  University;  W.  J  . 
Bennett  (President  Atomic  Energy  of  Canada 
Limited  and  Eldorado  Mining  and  Refining 
Limited);  Dr.  E.  W.  R.  Steacie,  President,  National 
Research  Council. 

Secretary  and  Legal  Adviser ,  G.  M.  Jarvis. 

Scientific  Adviser ,  Dr.  D.  J.  Dewar. 

SIR  FREDERICK  BANTING 
FUND  COMMITTEE 

National  Research  Bldg.,  Sussex  St.,  Ottawa 
Chairman,  Dr.  E.  W.  R.  Steacie,  President,  National 
Research  Council.  ,.  . 

Secretary,  S.  P.  Eagleson,  General  Secretary,  National 
Research  Council. 

FEDERAL  DISTRICT  COMMISSION 

291  Carling  Avenue,  Ottawa 
Chairman,  Major-General  Howard  Kennedy,  M.C., 
C.B.E.,  M.E.I.C. 

Secretary,  J.  Edouard  Handy,  B.  Comm.,  M.A. 


THE  INCOME  TAX  ACT 

The  Income  Tax  Act  presently  in  force  was  enacted  by  Chapter  148,  Revised  Statutes  of  Canada  and  is 

applicable  to  1953  and  subsequent  taxation  years-  1Qt.-  ns.  fnllnws- 

Rates  of  tax  applicable  to  taxable  mcome  for  the  year  1955  aie  as  follows. 


corporations 

18%  on  the  first  $20,000  of  taxable  income. 

45%  on  excess  over  $20,000.  . 

Plus  Old  Age  Security  Tax  of  2%  of  taxable  income. 

INDIVIDUALS 

A  rate  reduction  of  2  percentage  points  was  made 
during  1955,  effective  from  July  1.  The  full  effect  of 
this  reduction  will  not,  therefore,  be  felt  until  1956. 

The  effective  rates  of  tax  for  1955  including  Old 
Age  Security  Tax  are: 

Taxable  Income 

$  1,000  or  less  16%  ,  -  ,  nnr. 

1 000  $  160  plus  18%  on  next  $  1,000 

2^000  340  plus  20%  on  next  1,000 

*  3,000  540  plus  18%  on  next  1,000 

4;000  720  plus  21%  on  next  2,000 

6,000  1,140  plus  25%  on  next  2,000 

8,000  1,640  plus  29%  on  next  2,000 

10,000  2,220  plus  34%  on  next  ">000 

12,000  2,900  plus  39%  on  next  3,000 

15  000  4,070  plus  44%  on  next  10.000 

25’ 000  8,470  plus  49%  on  next  15,000 

ioioOO  15,820  plus  54%  on  next  20,000 

60,000  26,620  plus  59%  on  next  30,000 

90,000  44,320  plus  64%  on  next  35,000 

125  000  66,720  plus  69%  on  next  100,000 

225  000  135,720  plus  74%  on  next  175,000 

400|000  265,220  plus  79%  on  remainder 


*  At  $3,000  the  Old  Age  Security  Tax  of  2%  of 
taxable  income  reaches  its  maximum  of  $60,  and  is 
included  in  the  tax  total.  .  m 

In  addition  to  the  above,  there  is  a  Surtax  of  4  /0 
on  investment  income  (excluding  rental  income  from 
real  property)  in  cases  where  investment  mcome 
exceeds  the  greater  of: 

(a)  $2,400  or 

(b)  the  total  personal  exemptions 

Personal  Exemptions 

$2,000  for  married  status. 

$1,000  for  single  status. 

$150  for  each  dependent  eligible  for  family  allow- 

$400  for  each  dependent  not  eligible  for  family 
allowance.  , .  .  ,  ,  -  - 

$500  additional  if  taxpayer  has  attained  age  ol  65 
before  year  end. 

Other  Deductions  ,  ■ 

Other  deductions  which  are  allowed  under  certain 
circumstances  in  determination  of  taxable  mcome  m- 

CllCharitable  donations  up  to  10%  of  total  income  for 
individuals— 5%  for  corporations.  , 

Contributions  under  an  approved  superannuation 
or  pension  fund  up  to  $1,500  annually  for  employer 
and  employee  alike.  ,  .  . 

Medical  expenses  in  excess  of  3%  of  total  income. 


332 


CANALS  IN  CANADA 


[1956 


Business  losses  incurred  by  a  corporation  in  the 
five  previous  years  and  in  the  immediately  following 
year. 

A  credit  is  allowed  against  taxes  payable  of  a 
maximum  of  20%  of  the  dividends  received  from 
taxable  Canadian  corporations. 

Union  dues. 

Expenses  incurred  in  issuing  shares  or  borrowing 
money  used  in  the  taxpayer’s  business,  exclusive  of 
commissions,  bonus  payments  or  discounts. 

PAYMENT 

Corporations — 

One-twelfth  of  the  estimated  tax  is  payable  by 
monthly  instalments  commencing  six  months  before 
the  fiscal  year  end  and  ending  three  months  after 
the  fiscal  year  end.  One-third  of  the  remainder  is 


payable  in  each  of  the  subsequent  three  months. 

Tax  return  to  be  filed  within  six  months  from  end 
of  the  fiscal  year. 

Individuals — 

Tax  deductions  made  by  employer  from  salaries 
or  wages  —  otherwise  quarterly  payments  based  upon 
estimated  tax.  Tax  return  must  be  filed  by  April 
30  of  the  year  following. 

Limitations  of  space  prevent  complete  reproduction 
of  The  Income  Tax  Act,  which  contains  numerous 
exceptions  and  limitations  to  the  content  outlined 
above.  It  is,  therefore,  recommended  that  the 
reader  refer  to  the  Act  in  specific  cases.  Copies  of 
the  Act  may  be  obtained  from  the  Queen’s  Printer, 
Department  of  Public  Printing  and  Stationery, 
Ottawa. 


*CANALS IN  CANADA 

(Under  the  control  of  the  Department  of  Transport,  Dominion  Government) 


Names 


St.  Lawrence — 

Lachine . 

Soulanges.  .  .  , 
Cornwall 

Farran . 

Rapide  Plat .  . 

Galop  . . . 

Welland  Ship.  .  , 


Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
Richelieu  river — 

St.  Ours  . 

Chambly . 

Ottawa  River — 

Ste..  Anne . 

Carillon . 

Grenville . 

Miscellaneous — 
Rideau . . 


Murray . 
Trent. . . 


St.  Peters . 


Location 


Montreal  to  Lachine . 

Cascades  Point  to  Coteau  Landing . 

Cornwall  to  Dickinson’s  Landing . 

Farran  Point  Rapids . 

Morrisburg . 

Iroquois  to  Cardinal . 

Port  Weller  Lake  Ontario,  to  Port  Colborne, 
Lake  Erie  [depth  of  canal  prism  (generally) 

25  feet]  . 

There  is  a  rise  of  327  feet  between  iakes  Ontario 
and  Erie. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont . 


St.  Ours,  Que . 

Chambly  to  St.  Johns,  Que . . 

Junction  of  St.  Lawrence  and  Ottawa  rivers. 

Carillon  Rapids,  Ottawa  river . 

Long  Sault  Rapids,  Ottawa  river . 


Ottawa  to  Kingston . 

Rideau  Lake  to  Perth  (Tay  Branch)  ”  ’  ”  ”  | 
Isthmus  of  Murray,  Bay  of  Quinte. 

Trenton  to  Peterborough  lock,  Peterborough’  ' 

Peterborough  lock  to  Swift  Rapids . . . 

Swift  Rapids  to  Port  Severn . 

Port  Severn  Lock . '  ' 

Sturgeon  Lake  to  Lindsay  (Scugog  Branch) 
Lindsay  to  Port  Perry  (Scugog  Branch) 


St**6*  Bay  t0  Brae  d’Or  Lakes,  Cape  Breton, 


*CourtesV Canada  Year  Book"  {With  Lake  Ontario  at  Elev  243 
fTwelve  hours  must  be  given  by  vessels  of  more  than  6  feet  draught 


Length 


Locks 


Minimum  dimensions 


Miles 

No. 

Length 

Width 

Dra’ght 

Ft. 

Ft. 

Ft. 

8.74 

5 

270 

45 

14 

14.67 

5 

280 

46 

14 

11.00 

6 

270 

43.67 

14 

1.28 

1 

800 

50 

16 

3.89 

2 

270 

45 

14 

7.36 

3 

270 

45 

14 

27.60 

8 

859 

80 

23.5 

1.38 

1 

900 

60 

18.25 

0.12 

1 

339 

45 

12 

11.78 

9 

120.5 

23.25 

6.5 

0.12 

1 

200 

45 

9 

0.94 

2 

200 

45 

9 

5.94 

5 

200 

45 

9.0 

123.53 

47 

134 

33 

5.5 

6.82 

2 

134 

33 

5.5 

7.53 

- 

— 

8.5f 

88.74 

18 

175 

33 

8f  ' 

135.7 

24 

134 

33 

6 

16.11 

M 

arine  R 

’ys 

4 

— 

1 

100 

25 

6 

10.00 

1 

142 

33 

6 

25.00 

- 

— 

4.5 

0.50 

1 

300 

47.4 

17 

Consult  Index  when  information  is  required 


1956] 


THE  ARMED  SERVICES 


333 


CANADA’S  ARMED  SERVICES 


THE  ROYAL  CANADIAN  NAVY 


1.  The  Canadian  naval  forces  are  divided  between 
the  Royal  Canadian  Navy  and  the  Royal  Canadian 
Navy  (Reserve).  The  strengths  of  the  two  forces  as 
of  May  1,  1955  were: 

RCN  Officers  2.289  Men  16,600 

RCN  Cadets  380 

RCN  (R)  Officers  1,547  Men  3,115 

Wren  Officers  82  Wrens  752 

Cadets  of  the  University  Naval  Training  Divisions 
and  Reserve  Cadets  at  the  Canadian  Services  Colleges 
numbered  912,  making  the  total  strength  of  the 
two  forces,  25,677. 

The  RCN  is  composed  of  ten  branches.  They  are: 
Executive,  Engineering,  Electrical,  Chaplain  Services, 
Instructor,  Medical,  Supply,  Constructor,  Ordnance 
and  Special  Branches. 

The  RCN(R)  has  the  same  branch  divisions  and  is 
also  divided  between  the  Active  and  Retired  Lists. 
Officers  and  men  of  the  Active  List  undergo  periodic 
training  and  may  perform  special  duty  or  Continuous 
Naval  Duty  in  the  RCN  in  lieu  of  an  officer  or  man 
of  the  RCN  of  like  or  higher  rank,  authorized  by 
complement  but  not  borne. 

Officers  of  the  Retired  List  and  men  of  the  Emer¬ 
gency  List  (its  “lower  deck”  equivalent)  are  not 
required  to  undergo  periodic  training  but  may  do  so. 
They  may  also  perform  special  duty  or  Continuous 
Naval  Duty  in  the  RCN  under  the  same  conditions 
as  members  of  the  Active  List. 

THE  NAVAL  ESTABLISHMENT 

The  RCN  is  composed  of  four  Commands: 

Headquarters  Command,  established  in  Ottawa,  is 
the  administrative  headquarters  of  the  RCN.  Its 
establishment  is  commissioned  as  HMCS  Bytown. 

Atlantic  Command  is  organized  with  headquarters 
in  HMC  Dockyard,  Halifax,  N.S.,  and  is  the  opera¬ 
tional  and  administrative  authority,  under  naval 
headquarters,  for  the  RCN  ships  and  establishments 
in  eastern  Canada. 

Pacific  Command  is  organized  on  the  same  basis  as 
the  Atlantic  Command  with  headquarters  in  HMC 
Dockyard,  Esquimalt,  B.C. 

Commanding  Officer  Naval  Divisions  is  responsible 
for  the  administration  of  all  establishments,  and  the 
training  of  all  personnel,  of  the  RCN  (R).  The 
command  headquarters  is  in  Hamilton,  Ont. 

A  list  of  RCN  and  RCN (R)  shore  establishments  is 
included  under  “Naval  Establishments,  Department 
of  National  Defence,  Departments  of  Government”, 
See  Index. 

CURRENT  COMPOSITION  OF  THE  RCN 

For  the  protection  of  shipping  and  the  defence  of 


Canadian  coastal  areas  and  harbours,  the  Royal 
Canadian  Navy  had  in  commission  59  ships  during 
the  period  April  1,  1954,  to  March  31,  1955.  Forty- 
three  of  these  were  earmarked  for  assignment  to 
NATO  for  the  defence  of  the  Canada-United  States 
area,  and  for  the  protection  of  convoys  under  the 
control  of  the  Supreme  Allied  Commander  Atlantic. 

Currently  in  commission  are  one  light  fleet  aircraft 
carrier,  two  training  cruisers,  ten  destroyer  escorts, 
and  Arctic  patrol  vessel,  plus  a  number  of  frigates, 
coastal  escorts  and  minesweepers. 

As  of  June  I,  1955,  there  were,  in  addition  to  the 
ships  in  commission,  33  ships  in  reserve.  These  in¬ 
cluded  a  destroyer  escort  undergoing  conversion,  fri¬ 
gates,  coastal  escorts  and  minesweepers  held  in 
strategic  reserve. 

Contracts  have  been  placed  for  88  new  ships  and 
auxiliary  craft.  They  are: 


Type  of  Ship  No, 

on  Order 

Progress 

Light  Fleet  A/C 
Carrier 

(1) 

Completes  at  Belfast 
June,  1956 

Arctic  Patrol  Ship 

(1) 

Completed 

A/S  Escorts 

(14) 

Nine  launched.  First  of 
class  scheduled 
completed  late  1955 

Coastal 

Minesweepers 

(20) 

Fourteen  completed,  8 
in  commission — 6  as¬ 
signed  to  France  under 
NATO  Mutual  Aid. 
Orders  placed  for  re¬ 
maining  6. 

Gate  Vessels 

(5) 

Completed 

Auxiliary  Craft 
(Includes  passenger 
craft,  tugs,  inner 
patrol  craft, 
looplayer,  diving 
vessels  and  lighters 
of  all  types). 

(47) 

Completed:  Seven  75 
ft.  passenger  craft,  one 
clearance  diving  vessel. 

Ten  days  after  the  opening  of  Korean  hostilities, 
three  destroyers  of  the  RCN  sailed  from  Esquimalt, 
B.C.,  for  the  Korean  theatre.  Until  late  1954,  five 
RCN  destroyers  have  been  continuously  committed 
to  United  Nations  service;  three  on  active  service  in 
the  Far  East,  one  returning  from  the  war  theatre 
and  one  preparing  for  service.  In  line  with  the 
Commonwealth  decision  to  reduce  their  armed  forces 
in  the  Korean  theatre  by  two-thirds,  the  RCN  with¬ 
drew  two  of  its  destroyers  from  service  there  in 
December,  1954. 


ROYAL  CANADIAN 

Admiral  of  the  Sea  Cadets 

Organized  December  16th,  1895  by  the  Navy 
League  of  Canada,  Sea  Cadet  Corps  were  subse¬ 
quently  organized  in  various  centres  across  Canada 
and,  up  to  and  including  June  1st,  1941,  these  Cadet 
Services  were  operated  by  the  Navy  League  in 
association  with  the  Department  of  National  Defence, 
Army.  Following  June  1st,  1941  this  association  was 
transferred  to  the  Navy,  since  which  time  the  Royal 
Canadian  Navy  has  assumed  the  responsibility  of 
certain  jurisdiction,  training  and  supervision  of  Sea 
Cadet  Corps,  and  the  operation  of  summer  training 
camps,  with  the  Navy  League  being  responsible 


SEA  CADET  CORPS 

,  Her  Majesty  the  Queen. 

for  administration  and  general  operation  of  Corps 
and  the  providing  of  both  summer  camps  and  Corps 
training  quarters.  ,  .  _  ,  ,, 

Throughout  the  ten  provinces  of  Canada  tnere 
are  128  Sea  Cadet  Corps  with  an  authorized  com¬ 
plement  of  10,000  Cadets.  The  age  limit  for  Sea 
Cadets  is  from  14  to  18  years  of  age  inclusive. 

C.  Kirkland  MacLeod,  Montreal,  is  the  National 
President  of  The  Navy  League  of  Canada.  Com¬ 
mander  (SB)  D.  C.  Elliott,  R.C.N.,  is  the  Director 
of  Sea  Cadets  for  Naval  Service,  Department  ot 
National  Defence,  Hamilton,  Ont. 


THE  CANADIAN  ARMY 


DEFENCE 

The  National  Defence  Act,  the  organizational 
portions  of  which  were  proclaimed  to  come  into  force 
on  the  first  of  August,  1950,  provided  for  a  Department 
of  National  Defence  presided  over  by  a  Minister. 
The  organization  of  and  terms  of  service  tne 
military  forces  of  Canada,  collectively  called  Ine 
Canadian  Forces”,  are  prescribed  in  the  National 
Defence  Act  Chapter  43,  Statutes  of  Canada  1950. 


Military  Command  and  Administration  of  the 
Army  is  exercised  by  Army  Headquarters,  Ottawa, 
through  five  Commands:  Western,  Prairie,  Central, 
Quebec  and  Eastern.  ,  ,  , 

There  are  seven  Areas  within  and  subordinate  to 
Commands. 

ORGANIZATION 

The  National  Defence  Act  provides  the  Canadian 
Army  shall  consist  of: 


334 


THE  ARMED  SERVICES 


[  1956 


(a)  The  Canadian  Army  Regular  consisting  of 
personnel  permanently  employed  and  comprising 
field  units  and  training,  staff  and  service  elements. 

(b)  Canadian  Army  Militia  consisting  of  personnel 
not  enrolled  for  continuous  service  except  in  an 
emergency,  but  liable  to  undergo  annual  military 
training. 

(c)  The  Supplementary  Reserve  consisting  of 
personnel  not  enrolled  for  continuous  service  except 
in  an  emergency  and  not  obligated  to  undergo  annual 
training  except  as  may  be  specially  ordered.  The 
Supplementary  Reserve  contains  the  pre-war  lists 
of  Reserve  personnel. 

(d)  The  Canadian  Officers  Training  Corps  con¬ 
sisting  of  contingents  of  officer  cadets  in  Schools, 
Colleges,  Universities  and  units.  The  Canadian  Officers 
Training  Corps  is  liable  to  undergo  annual  military 
training. 


(e)  The  Cadet  Services  of  Canada  consisting  of 
commissioned  officers  for  the  purpose  of  administra¬ 
tion  and  training  of  the  Royal  Canadian  Army 
Cadets.  Such  officers  are  liable  to  perform  annual 
training. 

(f)  The  Reserve  Militia 

Consists  of  such  units  as  are  named  by  the  Minister. 
Training  is  voluntary. 

Additional  to  but  not  an  integral  part  of  the 
Canadian  Army  as  educational  and  training  establish¬ 
ments  are: 

(i)  Officially  authorized  cadet  corps. 

(ii)  Officially  authorized  rifle  associations  and  clubs. 

(iii)  Such  training  centres  as  may  be  authorized 

from  time  to  time  by  the  Minister. 

(iv)  Royal  Military  College. 

(v)  College  Militaire  Royal  de  St.  Jean. 

(vi)  Royal  Roads 


ROYAL  CANADIAN  ARMY  CADETS 


Colonel-in-Chief:  Her 
Address — Directorate  of  Militia  and  Cadets,  Army 
Headquarters,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  Army  Cadet  organization  stems  from  the  “Drill 
Associations  formed  in  Colleges  and  Schools  during 
and  after  the  American  Civil  War,  1861-1866.  Such 
corps  were  first  authorized  by  an  Amendment  to  the 
Militia  Act,  dated  9th  June,  1862. 

In  1942,  the  Department  of  National  Defence 
expanded  the  Cadet  Movement,  regularized  the 
training,  clothing  and  equipment,  and  began  associat¬ 
ing  corps  with  the  Canadian  Army  Militia. 

In  1951,  this  establishment  was  raised  to  65,000, 
a  nd  the  traning  was  aligned  more  closely  with  that  of 


Majesty  the  Queen 

the  Militia.  Nearly  all  corps  are  now  affiliated  with 
Army  units. 

Cadets  receive  realistic  pre-military  and  citizenship 
training.  In  addition,  courses  are  conducted  at 
summer  camps  for  training  about  3,500  selected  cadets 
in  a  few  Army  trades  or  as  cadet  leaders. 

The  total  strength  of  the  RC  Army  Cadets,  June, 
1954,  is  65,000  in  560  corps.  Many  of  these  corps 
are  still  sponsored  by  secondary  schools.  The  uni¬ 
form  is  khaki  with  the  red  Maple  Leaf  badge  on  the 
upper  arm  and  either  a  beret  or  a  wedge  cap  with  a 
red  flash. 


Ga9adian  Air  Force  officially  sets  April 
1,  19-4,  as  its  birthday.  The  foundations  were  laid 
during  the  First  World  War  when  nearly  22,000 
Canadians  flew  as  members  of  the  British  Air  Forces. 

ihe  KOAF  began  with  a  tiny  force  of  slightly 
more  than  300  officers  and  men.  During  the  peace 
between  the  two  world  wars,  its  task  was  to  photo 
vast  unmapped  areas,  spot  forest  fires,  fly  sick  and 
injured  from  remote  areas  and  join  with  civilian 
niers  to  further  Canadian  aviation. 

Second  World  War,  the  total 
strength  of  the  RCAF  was  4,061  personnel,  but, 
L°retuhet  6nd  th®  conHict,  it  rose  to  a  peak 
strength  of  more  than  215,000  including  over  17  000 
members  of  the  Women’s  Division  ’ 

°J  tlie  United  Kingdom,  Canada, 
iw  ii  rf“d  New  Zealand  signed  an  agreement  in 
1939  to  set  up  a,  British  Commonwealth  Air  Training 
Bia,n,  organized  and  administered  by  the  RCAF  to 
^n05‘-Cr?Y-  Under  the  plan  131.553  aircrew  were 
trained  in  Canada,  of  which  72,835  were  Canadians. 

During  the  Second  World  War,  48  RCAF  squadrons 
operated  overseas  in  addition  to  many  home  based 
squadrons  which  protected  Canada  and  carried  out 
AHTntvand  antl-submanne  patrols  in  the  Pacific  and 

flew ^  wfth  Rov  Jh4°USal?dS  °f  °ther  RCAF  “embers 
suXred^v^he  RCAFF7C®  sc^adrons.  Casualties 
17  lOO  me^and  womtn.  dUmlg  the  °°nfliot  totaled 
F!aylng  an  important  part  in  the  RCAF's  war 
effort  was  the  Women  s  Division,  serving  in  Canada 
and  overseas.  Women  are  again  8erving,  in  peace- 
Ume- at  home  and  abroad  in  the  RCAF.  K  P 

stered  from1  P?rce  of  today’  admini¬ 

stered  Irom  Air  Force  headquarters,  Ottawa  is 

?nnt£aM'ed  iy  th?  Shi?f  of  the  A“  Staff,  responsible 
to  the  Minister  of  National  Defence.  The  RCAF  is 
divided  into  six  commands;  Training  Air  Defence 
No  irTPn-’  -r  Materiel,  Tactical,  and  Maritime 
Air  Division,  controlling  Canada's  12  Sabre 
Squadrons  in  Europe,  is,  in  effect  a  Command  in  that 
it  is  responsible  to  AFHQ  for  administrative  purposes 

TaetPol  a^f  iua°ti°nal  control  of  the  4th  Allied 
Tactical  Air  F orce,  NATO  component. 


THE  ROYAL  CANADIAN  AIR  FORCE 


Present  personnel  strength  (July  1955)  is  more 
than  49,000. 

Aircrew  from  nine  countries  of  the  North  Atlantic 
treaty  Organization  are  being  trained  in  Canada, 
u  •  RCAF ,  -with  expenses  of  the  actual  training 

Canada  as  part  of  its  contribution  to 
NATO.  A  total  of  3,498  such  NATO  aircrew  have 
already  received  their  wings.  They  are  from  Belgium, 
h  ranee,  Italy,  the  Netherlands,  Norway,  the  United 
Kingdom,  Portugal,  Denmark  and  Turkey.  Air¬ 
crew  from  Greece  are  to  be  added  soon. 
t>  nA^"011^  squadrons  have  been  formed  by  the 
p  C-A.h .  Emphasis  is  being  placed  on  the  building 
of  fighter  squadrons  and  the  vital  early  warning 
system,  although  transport  operations,  photo  survey, 
search  and  rescue,  and  Maritime  operations  form  an 
important  part  of  RCAF  activities. 

Fwo  of  the  world  s  finest  jet  fighters  are  in  production 
in  Canada.  One  of  these,  the  all-Canadian  CF-100 
is  a  long-range,  all-weather,  two-seater  fighter  de¬ 
signed  for  Canadian  operational  requirements.  The 
o  her,  the  F-86  Sabre,  is  an  American  designed  day- 
hghter  which  is  being  built  in  Canada  using  the 
Canadian-built  Orenda  engine.  These  Sabres  are 
being  used  by  the  RCAF  operational  squadrons  in 
Europe  and  are  also  being  provided  to  other  NATO 
air  forces. 

bpF LS11  duly’  x95°  and  concluding  in  June,  1954,  the 
KCAh,  flying  Canadian-built  North  Star  aircraft, 
ew  more  than  34,000  hours  carrying  more  than 
beP'twne^1w0n^0ilnds-0f  freifht  and  13'000  Passengers 
UNWeTort  h?IvtroaenCa  “d  Japan'  “  SUpport  °f  the 

Twelve  auxiliary  squadrons  have  been  formed, 
located  at  Montreal  P.Q.,  Toronto,  Ont.,  Hamilton, 
Sqqk  Uondon  Ont.,  Winnipeg,  Man.,  Saskatoon, 

bask.  AJalgary,  Alta.  Edmonton,  Alta.,  and  Vancouver, 

tvne,  nfsery?  ground  training  is  conducted  in  various 
“eluding  radar  and  communications, 
control  rT1DS-  “edlcTa1’  intelligence,  and  aircraft 
reserve  Warnmg'  Included  as  a  part  of  the 

and  A  refro  Im%ar-e  re.ser.v<r  squadrons  at  universities 
thf  RP  A  F  uher-fl^,‘-ng  *ramin§  Program  carried  out  for 
tile  RCAF  by  civilian  flying  clubs. 


Air  Cadet  activities  in  Canada  are  sponsored  and 
administered  by  the  Air  Cadet  League  of  Canada 
The  League  is  a  voluntary  civilian  organization 


RO\AL  CANADIAN  AIR  CADETS 


this  puTos?  and  was  formed  in  1940 

membl«  oAhe  Rmar.y4Vlat!on  RaminK  for  Potential 
meniDers  of  the  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force.  In  peace- 


1956] 


THE  ARMED  SERVICES 


335 


time  the  object  of  Air  Cadet  training  is  to  produce 
better  citizens  through  air-age  education.  The  Royal 
Canadian  Air  Borce  works  jointly  with  the  League 
and  provides  training  personnel,  syllabi  and  equipment. 


During  the  war,  the  Royal  Canadian  Air  Cadets 
reached  a  peak  enrolment  of  30,000.  The  peacetime 
strength  is  currently  being  increased  from  15,000  to 
22,500.  The  enrolled  strength  in  June,  1955  was 
more  than  19,000  cadets  in  273  squadrons. 


THE  CANADIAN  SERVICES  COLLEGES 


Royal  Military  College  of  Canada,  Kingston,  Ont. 

Royal  Roads,  Royal  Roads,  B.C. 

Le  College  Militaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean, 
Saint-Jean,  Que. 

The  Royal  Military  College  of  Canada  was  founded 
in  1876  at  Kingston,  Ont.  Royal  Roads  was  estab¬ 
lished  in  1941  near  Victoria,  B.C.,  as  a  school  for 
naval  officers.  In  September,  1948,  both  Colleges 
were  constituted  as  the  Canadian  Services  Colleges 
to  provide  a  joint  educational  and  training  program 
for  the  three  Armed  Forces  of  Canada.  Le  College 
Militaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean  was  opened  in  1952  at 
Saint- Jean,  Quebec,  as  the  third  member  of  the 
Canadian  Services  Colleges. 

The  purpose  of  the  Canadian  Services  Colleges  is 
to  instruct  cadets  in  appropriate  skills  and  to  en¬ 
courage  the  qualities  essential  to  continued  develop¬ 
ment  after  graduation  as  officers  in  the  Regular  or 
Reserve  Forces  of  the  Royal  Canadian  Navy,  Can¬ 
adian  Army,  or  the  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force. 


Courses  of  instruction  are  designed  to  develop 
character,  to  provide  a  balanced  and  liberal  education 
in  Arts  and  Sciences,  and  to  provide  a  broad  basic 
military  education.  The  tri-service  program  at  Royal 
Military  College,  Royal  Roads  and  Le  College 
Militaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean  recognizes  the  fun¬ 
damental  qualities  common  to  the  training  of  officers 
whether  for  the  Navy,  Army,  or  Air  Force,  and  there¬ 
by,  seeks  to  weld  a  common  understanding  in  matters 
of  national  defence. 

On  entry  into  one  of  the  Canadian  Services  Col¬ 
leges,  applicants  are  enrolled  as  Regular  or  Reserve 
Force  subordinate  officers  in  the  Armed  Force  of 
their  selection.  On  graduation  from  the  four  year 
course,  subordinate  officers  are  promoted  to  Com¬ 
missioned  rank. 

Candidates  must  have  reached  their  16th,  but  not 
their  21st,  birthday  on  the  first  day  of  January 
preceding  entrance  with  the  exception  of  candidates 
for  Le  College  Milftaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean  who  must 
have  reached  their  16th,  but  not  their  20th,  birthday 
on  the  first  day  of  January  preceding  entrance. 


MONTHLY  RATES  OF  PAY  FOR  MEMBERS  OF  THE  ARMED  FORCES 

Effective  December  1,  1953 


Rank  or  Rating _ _ 

Navy  Army  Air  Force 


Foreign 

Service 

Basic  Subsistence  (Additional 

Rate  married  single  Pay) 

$  $  $ _ $ 


Ordinary  SeamanPrivate  Recruit 
(under  17  years)  (under  17  years) 
Ordinary  SeamanPrivate 
(on  entry)  (Recruit) 

Ordinary  SeamanPrivate 
(trained)  (trained) 

Able  Seaman  Private  (trained. 

Higher  rate) 

....  Lance  Corporal 

Leading  Seaman  Corporal 
Petty  Officer  " 

2nd  Class 
Petty  Officer 
1st  Class 
Chief  Petty 


Sergeant 

Staff  Sergeant 

Warr.  Officer  2 
Officer,  2nd  Class 
Chief  Petty  Warr.  Officer  1 
Officer  1st  Class 
Midshipman 


Naval  Cadet 
Acting  Sub- 
Lieutenant 
Sub-Lieutenant 


Lieutenant 

Lieutenant- 

Commander 

Commander 

Captain 

Commodore 

Rear-Admiral 


Officer  Cadet 
Second- 
Lieutenant 
Lieutenant 
Lt.  promoted 
from  S/Sgt. 
or  W/O. 
Captain 
Major 

Lieutenant- 

Colonel 

Colonel 

Brigadier 

Major-General 


Aireraftsman2ndCl. 

(under  17  years) 
AC.  2 

AC.  1 

LAC. 


Corporal 

Sergeant 

Flight  Sergeant 

Warr.  Officer  2 

Warr.  Officer  1 


Flight  Cadet 


Pilot  Officer 
Flying  Officer 
F/O  promoted 
from  F/S  or 
Warr.  Officer 
Flight  Lieutenant 
Squadron 
Leader 

Wing  Commander 

Group  Captain 
Air  Commodore 
Air  Vice-Marshal 


The  Subsistence  Allowance 
Granted  whenever  rations  and  quarters  are  not 
provided.  A  married  man  living  with  Ins  family 
uses  his  subsistence  allowance  for  their  maintenance 
as  well  as  his  own. 

Separated  Family’s  Allowance 
If  an  officer  or  man  who  is  in  receipt  of  Marriage 
Allowance  is  posted  and  is  authorized  to  move  his 
dependents  to  his  new  place  of  duty  but  is  neverthe¬ 
less  temporarily  separated  from  them  for  any  ot 
various  reasons,  he  may  be  entitled  to  Separated 
Family’s  Allowance  at  a  rate  which  is  based  on  the 
circumstances  (i.e.  whether  or  not  he  has  children, 
and  whether  or  not  his  family  is  accommodated  in 


46.00 

61.00 

9.00 

92.00 

91.00 

61.00 

9.00 

96.00 

91.00 

61.00 

9.00 

107.00 

91.00 

61.00 

9.00 

122.00 

127.00 

144.00 

91.00 

91.00 

91.00 

61.00 

61.00 

72.00 

9.00 

9.00 

12.00 

165.00 

91.00 

81.00 

15.00 

195.00 

91.00 

81.00 

15.00 

224.00 

102.00 

92.00 

16.50 

117.00 

185.00 

91.00 

91.00 

61.00 

65.00 

13.50 

13.50 

185.00 

230.00 

91.00 

110.00 

65.00 

89.00 

13.50 

16.50 

288.00 

290.00 

110.00 

110.00 

89.00 

94.00 

16.50 

18.00 

370 . 00 
460.00 

113.00 

126.00 

113.00 

126.00 

24.00 

27.00 

615.00 

827 . 00 

981 . 00 

139.00 

153.00 

165.00 

139.00 

153.00 

165.00 

37.50 

49.50 

55.50 

.rried  quarters.)  Whether  or  not  he  is  entitled  to 
bsistence  Allowance  at  his  new  place  of  duty  he 
,y  receive  Separated  Family’s  Allowance,  subject 
certain  limitations  which  are  governed  by  the 
,son  for  the  family  not  joining  him.  If,  however, 
laration  is  caused  by  posting  to  a  place  ot  duty  to 
ich  dependents  are  not  authorized  to  proceed, 
parated  Family’s  Allowance  is  payable  tor  the 
tire  period  of  such  separation. 

Outfit  Allowance  and  Clothing  Credits 
Officers  receive  a  single  payment  of  $375  on  appoint 
nt  and  Warrant  Officers  Class  1  $225.00.  Men 

eive  a  free  issue  of  clothing  when  they  join  and 
ireafter  a  monthly  clothing  credit  of  $71)0. 


CANADIAN  FLAGS 


336 


[  1956 


Trade  Pay  (extra  per  month) 

Trade  Group  1,  $10;  2,  $25;  3,  $45;  4,  $60. 

Marriage  Allowance 

Men,  $30  per  month;  Officers,  $40  per  month, 
subject  to  a  reduction  of  $10  a  month  where  per¬ 
manent  married  quarters  are  occupied  or  $2.50  a 
month  where  temporary  married  quarters  are 
occupied.  All  ranks  may  draw  this  allowance  upon 
marriage  provided  the  initial  training  period  has  been 
completed  and  the  age  of  21  has  been  attained  by 
men  and  23  by  officers. 

Progressive  Pay  Increases 
Are  granted  in  amounts  varying  from  $3  to  $35  per 
month  on  completion  of  3  years’  service  and  6  years’ 
service,  to  all  ranks  except  Officer  Cadets  and  2nd 
Lieutenants,  from  Private  Trained  with  higher  rate 


to  and  including  Colonel.  Captains  receive  an 
additional  increase  on  completion  of  9  years’  service. 
Rates  of  increase  are:  Private  Trained  with  higher 
rate — $10  Corporal — S3,  Sergeant  to  Warrant  Officer 
Class  1 — $5,  Lieutenant — $15,  Captain  and  Major — • 
$25,  Lieutenant-Colonel  and  Colonel — $35. 

Risk  Allowance 

An  officer  or  man  actively  engaged  or  undergoing 
training  as  a  flyer,  parachutist,  or  in  a  submarine  in 
commission,  is  paid  Risk  Allowance  at  the  rate  of 
$30  per  month. 

Northern  Allowance 

Officers  and  men  serving  in  Northern  Canada  are 
paid  Northern  Allowance  at  varying  rates  from 
$31.67  to  $125.00  per  month,  depending  upon  circum¬ 
stances. 


EQUIVALENT  RANKS  OF  THE  CANADIAN  NAVY,  ARMY  AND  AIR  FORCE 
(With  minor  differences,  the  equivalent  ranks  are  the  same  in  the  British  Services). 
Navy  Army  Air  Force 


Ordinary  Seaman 


Able  Seaman 

Leading  Seaman  (but  junior  to 
army  and  Air  Force  ranks). 

Petty  Officer,  2nd  Class 

Petty  Officer,  1st  Class  * 


Chief  Petty  Officer,  2nd  Class 
Chief  Petty  Officer,  1st  Class 
Naval  Cadet — Midshipman 
Acting  Sub-Lieutenant 
Sub- Lieutenant  and 
Commissioned  Officer 
Lieutenant 

Lieutenant-Commander 

Commander 

Captain 

Commodore 

Rear-Admiral 

Vice-Admiral 

Admiral 

Admiral  of  the  Fleet 


Private,  Fusilier,  Craftsman, 
Gunner,  Rifleman,  Guardsman, 
Signalman,  Sapper,  Trooper 
Private,  first  class 
Corporal,  Bombardier 


Aircraftman,  2nd  class 
Aircraftman,  1st  class 

Leading  aircraftman 
Corporal 


Sergeant 
Staff  Sergeant 
Squadron,  battery,  or 

company  quartermaster  sergeant 
Warrant  Officer,  Class  2 
Warrant  Officer,  Class  1 
Officer  Cadet 
Second  Lieutenant 


Sergeant 
Flight  Sergeant 


Warrant  Officer,  Class  2 
Warrant  Officer,  Class  1 
plight  Cadet 
pilot  Officer 


Lieutenant 

Captain 

Major 

Lieutenant-Colonel 

Colonel 

Brigadier 

Major-General 

Lieutenant-General 

General 

Field- Marshal 


Flying  Officer 

Flight  Lieutenant 

Squadron  Leader 

Wing  Commander 

Group  Captain 

Air  Commodore 

Air  Vice-Marshal 

Air  Marshal 

Air  Chief  Marshal 

Marshal  of  the  R.C.A.F. 


CANADIAN  FLAGS  AND  BADGES 


T  mon  t,FLAG°F  GOVERNOR  GENERAL 

in  1930  King  George  V  approved  the  design  of  a 
he  ,G?.ve™or  General  of  Canada  that 
would  be  symbolic  of  the  position  of  the  Governor 
Denerai  as  the  Sovereign  s  personal  representative. 
The  Mag  so  approved  is  of  the  following  description: 
r  Ga  b  Ue  the  R°yal  Crest, — the  Imperial 

Crown  proper,  thereon  a  lion  statant-guardant  or, 

onr0aWyneeno^rscPreolF’UbSCrlbed  ‘CANADA’  in  black 
THE  UNION  JACK 

This  flag  may  be  flown  on  land  by  Canadian 
citizens.  With  the  shield  of  the  Provincial  coat  ^f 
arms  it  is  the  official  flag  of  the  Lieutenant-Governor 
of  that  provmce.  The  Union  Jack  may  be  flown  on 
selected  forts,  armories,  drill  halls  and  other  buildings 
occupied  by  the  Canadian  Army  in  Canada  (Refer 
also  to  paragraph  "The  Canadian  Red  Ensign”” 

THE  CANADIAN  RED  ENSIGN 

tbe  ielfl  of  the  Arms  of  the  Dominion  of 
Warrant  of  thlfi/’dAaF  aUth°rhed  by  Admiralty 

mg  the  authorization  of  a  new  Coat  of  Arms  for  the 

IpHsIlMli 

of  the  new  Canadian  Coat  of  Arms  In  lofa  K 

£«5£  iff*  Canada,  wV *‘‘vf 44 


stationed  outside  of  Canada.  The  use  of  the  Union 
Jack  should  be  the  exception  and  not  the  rule. 

TT  VAlts’  camPs  and  Stations,  in  Canada  and  the 
United  States,  where  both  the  Stars  and  Stripes  and 
the  Canadian  Red  Ensign  or  Union  Jack  are  flown, 
the  Canadian  Red  Ensign  or  Union  Jack  should  be 
nail-masted  on  such  occasions  as  the  Stars  and  Stripes 
is  half-masted. 

The  Canadian  Red  Ensign  as  a  National  Flag 
,  Ry  Order  in  Council  (P.C.  134,  26th  January, 
19^4)  the  display  of  the  Canadian  Red  Ensign  was 
authorized  from  "all  buildings  owned  or  occupied  by 

Canada'1’’3'11  Government  and  situated  without 

.  On  Sept.  5,  1945,  Order  in  Council  P.C.  5888  was 
issued  as  follows: 

“That,  until  such  time  as  action  is  taken  by  Parlia¬ 
ment  for  the  formal  adoption  of  a  national  flag,  it  is 
desirable  to  authorize  the  flying  of  the  Canadian  Red 
hmsign  on  Federal  government  buildings  within  as 
well  as  without  Canada,  and  to  remove  any  doubt  as 
to  the  propriety  of  flying  the  Canadian  Red  Ensign 
flVb®reI?r  Pla?e  or  occasion  may  make  it  desirable  to 
iiy  a  distinctive  Canadian  flag; 

Therefore,  His  Excellency  the  Governor  General 
aj-  •°4UnC1-’  °,n  th?  recommendation  of  the  Prime 

fhit1ttifr’r>SI>1^aSe'd  to  Ader  and  doth  hereby  order 
AhLLthr  5ed  Ensign  ^th  the  shield  of  the  Coat  of 
Canada  ‘5  (hereinafter  referred  to 

as  the  Canadian  Red  Ensign”)  may  be  flown  from 
buildings  owned  or  9ccupied  by  the  Federal  govern¬ 
ment  within  and  without  Canada. 

men’Lv  XCedenr03Lln  Co,unci1’  on  the  same  recom¬ 
mendation  is  further  pleased  to  declare  and  doth 

CanaffiarfClf'rH  twat-lt  sh£dlbe  appropriate  to  fly  the 
Canadian  Red  Ensign  within  and  without  Canada 

fly/dist£crive0rCanX0n  ZZ  “***  *  d6Sirable  to 

Nothing  herein  shall  be  deemed  to  alter  in  any  way 


1956] 


ROYAL  CANADIAN  MOUNTED  POLICE 


337 


the  provisions  now  in  force  with  respect  to  the  flying 
of  the  Blue  Ensign  with  the  shield  of  the  Coat  of 
Arms  of  Canada  in  the  fly  on  Canadian  Naval  vessels 
and  other  government  vessels,  nor  with  respect  to  the 
Flying  of  the  Canadian  Red  Ensign  on  Canadian 
Merchant  vessels.” 

THE  CANADIAN  BLUE  ENSIGN 

With  the  Shield  of  the  Arms  of  the  Dominion  of 
Canada  in  the  fly,  is  used  on  the  Jack  staff  of  all  ships 
and  vessels  of  the  Royal  Canadian  Navy  and  has 
also  been  adopted  as  the  official  flag  for  vessels  in  the 
Canadian  Government  Service.  Ships  operated  by 
provincial  government  departments,  ships  and 
yachts  attached  to  Royal  Yacht  Clubs  in  Canada, 
and  merchant  ships  carrying  a  specified  number  of 
naval  reservists  as  part  crew,  may  wear  the  Canadian 
Blue  Ensign  on  authority  of  a  Warrant  to  do  so, 
issued  by  the  Minister  of  National  Defence. 

WHITE  ENSIGN 

Under  agreements  made  between  the  Canadian 
Government  and  the  Government  of  the  United 
Kingdom  at  the  Imperial  Conference  1911,  Ships  of 
War  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada  hoist  at  the  stern 
the  White  Ensign  as  a  symbol  of  the  authority  of 
the  Crown. 

NAVAL  BOARD  FLAG 

In  1943,  approval  was  given  to  a  flag  to  be  flown 
by  the  Naval  Board  of  Canada.  The  design  is:  The 
Admiralty  anchor  in  gold  in  the  centre  of  the  flag,  on 
red  and  blue,  bisected  diagonally  with  the  blue 
portion  nearest  the  staff,  and  the  red  portion  upper¬ 
most.  The  flag  may  be  flown  both  day  and  night 
from  Naval  Headquarters  and  shall  be  flown  both 
day  and  night  in  H.M.C.  ships  and  establishments 
when  (i)  two  or  more  members  are  present  in  their 
official  capacities,  or  (ii)  His  Excellency  The  Governor 
General  of  Canada  is  embarked. 

This  flag,  if  flown  at  Naval  Headquarters,  shall 
only  be  struck  at  Naval  Headquarters  when  the 
Board  as  a  whole  is  absent. 

R.C.A.F.  ENSIGN 

This  was  approved  by  King  George  VI,  July  5, 
1940.  The  flag  is  light  blue.  In  the  upper  quarter 
next  to  the  flagstaff  the  Union  Jack  and  in  the  centre 
of  the  fly  two  roundels,  white  upon  dark  blue,  and 
upon  the  centre  of  the  white  roundel  a  red  maple 
leaf.  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force  Orders  provide 
that  the  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force  Ensign  is  to  be 
flown  daily  at  all  Royal  Canadian  Air  Force  forma¬ 
tions,  units  and  detachments. 


THE  ROYAL  CANADIAN  NAVAL  BADGE 
It  consists  of  an  oval-shaped  shield  of  deep  blue 
upon  which  is  a  fouled  anchor  in  gold.  The  shield 
is  encircled  by  a  wreath  of  ten  golden  maple  leaves, 
five  on  each  side,  and  is  surmounted  by  the  Royal 
Crown. 

THE  CANADIAN  ARMY  BADGE 
A  new  badge  for  the  Canadian  Army  was  approved 
in  1947  by  King  George  VI.  This  badge  is  for  the 
use  of  the  Canadian  Army  as  a  whole  and  it  has  re¬ 
placed  the  Coat  of  Arms  on  army  stationery,  publica¬ 
tions,  etc.  The  following  is  a  description  of  the 
approved  design:  It  consists  of  three  hard  red  maple 
leaves,  conjoined  on  one  stem,  upon  two  crusader’s 
swords,  points  upwards,  blades  in  silver  and  grips, 
guards  and  pommels  in  gold.  Above,  is  the  Crown 
properly  coloured.  In  accordance  with  the  wish  of 
Her  Majesty  the  Queen,  the  Crown  was  changed  in 
1954  from  the  “Tudor”  design  to  the  “St.  Edward’s” 
design. 

THE  R.C.A.F.  BADGE 

This  was  approved  by  King  George  VI  in  February, 
1943.  The  official  description  of  the  badge  is: 
within  a  dark  blue  circular  band  edged  with  gold  and 
inscribed  in  gold  the  motto  “PER  ARDUA  AD 
ASTRA,”  a  light  blue  roundel.  In  front  of  the  whole 
a  gold  eagle  flying  forward  with  head  lowered  and 
to  its  left  with  wings  extended  beyond  the  circular 
band.  Beneath,  a  dark  blue  riband  edged  gold  and 
inscribed  in  gold  with  the  words  “ROYAL  CAN¬ 
ADIAN  AIR  FORCE.”  The  whole  is  surmounted 
with  the  Royal  Crown. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  FLAG 

The  official  flag  of  the  province  of  Nova  Scotia  is 
the  blue  cross  of  St.  Andrew  on  a  white  field,  with  the 
Royal  Lion  mounted  thereon.  The  flag  was  originally 
authorized  by  Charles  I  in  1625.  In  1929,  on  petition 
of  Nova  Scotia,  a  Royal  Warrant  of  King  George  V 
was  issued,  revoking  the  modern  Arms  and  ordering 
that  the  original  Arms  granted  by  King  Charles  I  be 
borne  upon  shields,  banners  and  otherwise  according 
to  the  laws  of  Arms.  Since  that  time,  the  Nova  Scotia 
Flag  has  been  in  continual  use. 

PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC  FLAG 
The  official  flag  of  the  Province  of  Quebec  was 
adopted  by  Order-in-Council  No.  72  on  January  1st, 
1948.  The  flag  thus  adopted  is  generally  known  as 
the  “fleurdelisd”  flag.  It  is  a  white  cross  on  a  sky 
blue  ground,  with  the  fleur-de-lis  in  an  upright 
position  on  the  blue  ground  in  each  of  the  four 
corners  of  the  flag. 


ROYAL  CANADIAN  MOUNTED  POLICE 

Honorary  Commissioner ,  Her  Majesty  Queen  Elizabeth  II 
In  1873  the  North  West  Mounted  Police  was  constituted  (36  Vic.  Chap.  35)  to  provide  Police  protection 

the  Saskatchewan  Provincial  Police  and  in  1932  the  Provincial  ri  in  like  manner.  During  the  year  1932, 
Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia  and  Prince  Edward  Islan  ..  g  ice  Branch  of  the  Department  of  National 
the  Force  also  assumed  tLe  adnumstration  of  the  ^XuVdland  Rangers  and  certain  members  of  the  New- 
Revenue.  On  August  1,  1950,  the  duties  or  tne  Qn  t^e  15th  of  the  same  month  the  British 

foundland  Constabulary  were  taken  over  by  the  K.  .  •  j*  nrranePments  were  made  by  agreements 
Columbia  Provincial  Police  were  similarly  absorbed.  J^e^?IUn|Xal  Government  The  term  of 
between  the  .  respective  Provincial  GovernmM  ig  five  years  Recruits  are  trained  at  Regina,  Sask- 

engagement  in  the  R^alCanaffian  Mounted  Pohces  ”vree  yena  sdate  the  Force  had  201  horses,  20  Police 

S«3oS  270  Sl'.ifh  S.  1 5i  70  moWd..,  U  “d  »““•  T1“ 

«h,  M.  clerks  »d  — .  ™  ^  w  F  s,  s  ldi 

Division  Personnel  Officer — Insp.  D.  O.  E.  Bartram. 
Accounting  and  Financial  Branch — S/Inspt.  J.  D.  L.. 


HEADQUARTERS,  OTTAWA 

Commissioner — L.  H.  Nicholson,  M.B.E. 

Deputy  Commissioners — J,  D.  Bird,  A.  1.  Belcher. 
Departmental  Secretary — Insp.  P.  R.  Usborne. 
Headquarters  Inspection  Team  8/insps.  11- 
Russell,  W.  G.  Gordon. 

Central  Registry— Mr.  A.  K.  M.  Robertson. 

Liaison  Officers— Insp.  L.  S.  Grayson  London;  Insp. 
E  H  Stevenson,  M.B.E.,  Washington,  D.G.,  Insp. 
G.  H.  Bethel  (F.B.I.),  Ottawa. 

Director ,  Administration  and  Organization  A/ 
Comm’r.  O.  LaRivi^re.  _  , 

Senior  Training  Officer — Supt.  H.  A.  Maxted. 
Adjutant— Supt.  L.  Bingham. 

Asst.  Adjutant — Insp.  G.  H.  Prime. 

Supervisor  of  Music — Insp.  E.  J.  Lydall. 


Directors^  Criminal  Investigations— -Supt.  J.  S.  Cruick- 
shank,  Insp.  C.  W.  J.  Goldsmith 
Emergency  Planning — Insp.  G.  W.  Mudge. 
Headquarters  Liaison  Officer— Insp.  C.  H.  Bayfield. 
Special  Branch  A/Comm’r.  C.  W.  Harrison;  Supt  K. 
W.  N.  Hall;  Insps.  T.  M.  Guernsey,  G.  H.  Ashley, 
N.O.  Jones,  S/Insp.  C.  J.  Sweeney. 

Traffic  Research— S/Insp.  E.  A.  F.  H. olm. 

Chief  Preventive  Officer—  Insp.  W.  H.  Kelly. 
Identification  Branch— Insp.  R.  P.  B.  Hanson. 
Fingerprint  Bureau — Insp.  J-  L.  Vachon. 

Crime  Detection  Lab’s — Supt.  J.  A.  Churchman,  M.M_ 


338 


COMMISSIONERS  TO  CANADA 


[1956 


Supply  Officers — A/A/Comm’r.  E.  H.  Perlson,  Insp. 
M.  W.  Jones. 

Purchasing  Branch — S/Insp.  G.  W.  Mortimer. 

Special  Duty — Supts.  J.  F.  Thrasher,  M.  F.  A. 
Lindsay. 

Purchasing  Agents — Mr.  J.  A.  Lynch,  Mr.  A.  J. 
Anderson. 

Chief  Treasury  Officer — Mr.  W.  Foisy. 


DIVISION  AND  OFFICERS 
British  Columbia — "E"  Div. — Asst.  Com’r.  C.  E. 
Rivett-Carna c ;  Supt.  J.  R.  W.  Bordeleau,  Insps. 

G.  B.  Macdonell,  C.  H.  Harvey,  W.  J.  Butler, 
A.F.C.,  J.  T.  Parsons,  D.  D.  Moses,  Victoria; 
Insp.  C.  W.  Speers  Chilliwack;  Supt.  R.  W. 
Wonnacott,  Kamloops;  Insp.  H.  E.  Bloxham, 
Nelson;  S/Insp.  G.  A.  Gerrie,  New  Westminster; 
Insp.  J.  D.  Lee,  Prince  George;  Insp.  W.  M. 
Taylor,  Prince  Rupert;  Supt.  G.  J.  Archer,  Insps. 

H.  J.  Spanton,  E.  S.  W.  Batty,  Vancouver. 
Alberta — “K”  Div. — Asst.  Com’r.  G.  J.  M.  Curleigh; 

Supts.  J.  W.  Mack.  Brady,  F.  A.  Regan;  Insps. 
L.  J.  C.  W  atson,  M.  T.  Laberge,  I.  S.  Glendinning, 
F.  W.  Joinson,  Edmonton;  Insp.  I.  C.  Shank, 
Lethbridge;  Insp.  J.  B.  Harris,  Calgary;  Insprs. 
K.  Shakespeare,  A.D.C.,  Peace  River;  A.  T. 
Lashmar,  Red  Deer. 


Saskatchewan — “F”  Div. — Asst.  Com’r.  D.  L.  Mc- 
Gibbon;  Supts.  C.  N.  K.  Kirk,  J.  A.  Peacock,  Insps. 
L-M.  Lapointe,  A.  S.  McNeil,  J.  A.  Stevenson, 
O.B.E.,  A.  Mason-Rooke,  S/Insps.  T.  A.  Horn, 
M.  J.  Y.  Dube,  H.  Robertson,  Regina;  Insp.  D.  j’ 
McCombe,  North  Battleford,  Insp.  J.  C.  McPhee! 
Prince  Albert;  Supt.  A.  W.  Parsons,  Saskatoon,' 
Insp.  1.  E.  Mudiman,  Swift  Current;  Insp.  G  R 
Engel,  Yorkton. 


Manitoba— “D”  Div.— Asst.  Com’r.  S.  Bullard; 
Supt.  J.  M.  Bella,  Insps.  P.  B.  Cox,  P.  M.  J.  H.  P. 


Mertens,  S/Insps.  A.  Argent,  J.  M.  L.  Somers, 
Winnipeg;  Insp.  S.  E.  Raybone,  Brandon;  Insp. 
J.  H.  McClinton,  Dauphin. 

Western  Ontario — “O"  Div. — Asst.  Com’r.  C.B. 
McClellan,  Supt.  R.  F.  Karrow,  Insps.  K.  M. 
Lockwood,  G.  H.  Miller,  S/Insp.  J.  E.  M.  Barrette, 
Toronto;  Insp.  W.  Milligan,  London. 

Eastern  Ontario — “A”  Div. — Supts.  J.  II.  T. 
Poudrette;  R.  A.  S.  MacNeil,  O.B.E.,  A.D.C., 
Insps.  H.  S.  Cooper,  W.  Dick,  J.  J.  Atherton,  P. 
J.  Vaucher,  S/Insp.  J.  G.  C.  Downey,  Ottawa. 
“G”  Div.— Supt.  H.  A.  Larsen,  F.R.G.S.,  Insp. 
W.  J.  Fitzsimmons,  Ottawa. 

Air  Div. — S/Insp.  D.  W.  Dawson,  A.F.C.,  Rock- 
cliffe,  Ottawa. 

Quebec — “C”  Div. — Supts.  J.  R.  Lemieux,  E.  Brake- 
field-Moore,  Insps.  C.  H.  F.  P.  Ledoux,  W.  L. 
Higgitt,  J.  R.  R.  Carriere,  L.  E.  R.  Defayette, 
Montreal;  Insp.  J.  T.  E.  Allard,  Quebec. 

New  Brunswick— “J”  Div.— Supt.  D.  O.  Forrest, 
Insps.  J.  A.  Forbes,  M.B.E.,  J.  A.  A.  Thivierge, 
S/Insp.  J.  A.  Couillard,  Fredericton;  Insp.  J.  R. 
Roy,  S/Insp.  M.  J.  Keough,  Moncton. 

Nova  Scotia— “H”  Div.— Asst.  Com’r  J.  Howe; 
Supt.  H.  G.  Langton,  Insps.  E.  LeD.  Martin, 
F.  B.  Woods-Johnson,  S/Insp.  H.  V.  Mossman, 
Halifax;  Insp.  J.  A.  Henry,  Sydney;  Insp.  J.  A.  F. 
Young,  A.D.C.,  Truro. 

Marine  Div. — Supt.  G.  C.  Roberts;  Insps.  A.  R. 
Ascah,  R.  J.  Herman,  O.B.E.,  A.  H.  Cassivi,  J. 
A.  Reader,  Halifax. 

Prince  Edward  Island — “L”  Div. — Insp.  W.  H.  G. 

Nevin,  A.D.C.,  Charlottetown. 

Newfoundland— “B”  Div.— Supt.  D.  A.  McKinnon; 
Insp.  E.  Porter,  S/Insp.  R.  Duff,  St.  John’s;  E. 
A.  Pennock,  Comer  Brook. 

Northwest  Territories  and  Yukon — “G”  Div.— 
Insps.  J.  R.  Belec,  Fort  Smith;  J.  R.  Steinhauer, 
A.D.C.,  Whitehorse. 


BRITISH  COMMONWEALTH  AND  FOREIGN 
GOVERNMENT  REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CANADA 

BRITISH  COMMONWEALTH  HIGH  COMMISSIONERS 


UNITED  KINGDOM 
Earnscliffe,  Ottawa 

A  H-Lieut.-General  Sir  Archi- 
SeN,MCC'S"’  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E.,  K.C.B., 

^Adviser  Commissioner,  N.  Pritchard,  C.M.G., 

Economic ,  G.  Bowen. 

Naval ,  Captain  W.  G.  Parry,  R.N 

Army  Brigadier  F.  C.  G.  Page,  D.s’.O.  O  B  E 

A  D  F  C  Commodore  D-  M-  Roberts,  O.B.E., 

Information,  N.  Monsarrat. 

War  Pensions,  G.  H.  Bowler,  C.B.E. 

Agriculture,  G.  S.  Lawrie. 

Defence  Supplies,  F.  S.  Barton,  C.B.E. 

Secretaries,  R.  Ross,  M.B.E.,  G.  E.  Crombie,  C.M.G., 

Information,  Cdr.  R.  D.  Wall 

SimNon  Cruiskshailk’  A.  Wooler,  D. 

Finance,  H.  Curran,  C.M.G. 

Chief  Clerk,  N.  A.  Sales 

Passport  Officer,  J.  A.  Stockwell,  275  Albert  St. 

F  n  ™A?,E  COMMISSIONERS  IN  CANADA 

Fen  ^Canada,  Gordon  Bowen,  56  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa, 

p-  =■  H“-'  mo  s™,d 

'Tf'GSv.s  c“™-v. 

Toront™’  ^  R'  WUby'  119  Adelaide  St.  W„ 


^Montreal’  A-  Heokle'  11111  Beaver  Hall  Hill 

For  the  Maritime  Provinces,  J.  F.  Saunders,  65  Spring 
Garden  Rd.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

COMMONWEALTH  OF  AUSTRALIA 
t j-  ,  „  100  Sparks  St„  Ottawa  4 

K.b!e!,  C°MmGS“"er'  H'  E'  Sir  DougIas  Copland, 
First  Secretary,  Mr.  T.  A.  Pyman. 

aA l?Ao“A  <i°u-;,-Tra^e  Com™™sioners,  Mr.  C.  L. 
Steele  1  255  Phillips  Sq„  Montreal,  P.Q  Western 
Canada,  Mr.  H.  Wngley,  643  Hornby  St.,  Vancouver. 

UNION  OF  SOUTH  AFRICA 
urn  9  Rldeau  Gate,  Ottawa 
Plessfs"  tomm,3swner'  Hia  Excellency  Wentzel  C.  du 
Secretary,  Mr.  T.  J.  Endemann. 

(AbsintW  Admser’  BriB•  S'  J’  J°ubert,  D.S.O. 

D.S.O.  (Absent)  Commandant  G-  G-  Krummeck, 
^Information  Adviser,  Mr.  H.  Momberg,  15  Sussex 

gt Commercial  Secretary,  Mr.  J.  S.  Kolb,  15  Sussex 

Representative  on  the  Council  of  I.C.A.O.,  Mr.  W 

Building  920'o  Internationa1  AvYation 

gV10?0  University  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Yong:-s[raTeoronrOnTer’  A'  H‘  SainSbury’  47 

D0¥ANPN  0F  NEW  ZEALAND 
rr  •  ,  „  I07.  Wurtemburg  St.,  Ottawa 

Hislop,  His  ExceUency  T.  C.  A. 


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339 


Official  Secretary,  0.  P.  Gabites. 

New  Zealand  Govt.  Trade  Commissioner,  N.  S. 
Mountain,  609  Sun  Life  Bldg.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

BRITISH  CARIBBEAN  TERRITORIES 
Trade  Commissioner:  C.  Rex  Stollmeyer,  37  Board 
of  Trade  Bldg.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Territory  includes: — Trinidad  &  Tobago;  Barbados; 
British  Guiana;  British  Honduras;  Jamaica;  Cayman 
Islands;  Antigua;  St.  Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla;  Mont¬ 
serrat;  The  British  Virgin  Islands;  Grenada;  St. 
Vincent;  St.  Lucia;  Dominica. 

(There  is  no  other  Trade  Commissioner  for  the  West 
Indies  in  Canada). 


INDIA 

200  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa 
Nigh  Commissioner:  His  Excellency  Dr.  M.  A. 
Rauf. 

First  Secretary:  Dr.  S.  Gupta. 

Press  Attache:  Mr.  O.  P.  Khosla. 

Second  Secretary  ( Commercial ):  Mr.  R.  A.  Khan. 

PAKISTAN 

High  Commissioner:  His  Excellency  Mirza  Osman 
Ali  Baig,  499-505  Wilbrod  St.,  Ottawa. 

Second  Secretary:  Mufti  Mohammed  Abbas. 


FOREIGN  EMBASSIES  AND  LEGATIONS 


Lieut. -Colonel  O.  Blixenkrone- 


(The  correct  form  of  address  to  an  A77ibassador,  as  well  as  a  Minister,  is  l  our  Excellency 
d’affaires  of  an  Embassy  or  Legation:  “ Sir  .  H.  E.  means  His  Excellency.  ) 

EMBASSY  OF  THE  ARGENTINE  REPUBLIC 
211  Stewart  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Dr.  Enrique  J.  G.  Plate 
Counsellor,  Dr.  Gabriel  Galvez 

Naval  Attache,  Vice-Admiral  Jorge  P.  Ibarborde 
(absent) 

Second  Secretary,  Dr.  Adolfo  Luis  Robert. 

Third  Secretaries,  Dr.  Carlos  A.  Walker,  Dr. 

T.  H.  I.  Flouret  ^  a 

Attaches,  Mr.  Jos6  Ayestaran,  Mr.  Jos6  Margueirat 


to  the  Chargi 


Naval  Attache,  Rear-Admiral  S.  Ramlau-Hansen 
(absent) . 

Military  Attache, 

Mollen  (absent).  ,  m  ~  ,T.  i 

Air  Attache,  Lieut.-Colonel  T.  V.  G.  Nielsen 
(absent).  .  ,  ,N 

Agricultural  Counsellor,  A.  F.  Ivnudsen  (absent). 


EMBASSY  OF  BELGIUM 
168  Laurier  Ave.  E.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Harold  Eeman 
Counsellor,  Prince  Werner  de  M6rode. 

Military,  Naval  and  Air  Attache,  Lt.-Col.  Comte 
F.  de  Hemricourt  de  Grunne. 

Secretary,  Mr.  M.  Lonnay. 

Attache,  Mr.  Joseph  A.  Pieters. 

Agricultural  Attache,  Mr.  Roger  Coustry  (absent). 

EMBASSY  OF  BRAZIL 
102  Carling  Ave.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Afranio  de  Mello-Franco. 
Minister,  Economic  Affairs,  Mr.  Osvaldo  Orico. 
Air  Attache,  Air  Brigadier-General  Inacio  de  Loyola 
Daher  (absent)  _  .. 

Second  Secretary,  Mr.  Arthur  G.  Portella. 
Commercial  Attache,  Mr.  Jos6  Carlos  Ribeiio 
Campos.  Office;  400  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

EMBASSY  OF  CHILE 
56  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa 

Ambassador:  His  Excellency  General  Teodoro  Ruiz. 
First  Secretary:  Mr.  Gaston  Wilson. 

EMBASSY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC  OF  CHINA 
201  Wurtemburg  St.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador  H.  E.  Dr.  Liu  Chieh. 

First  Secretary — Dr.  Kechin  Wang. 

Attacks — Mr.  Kwei  Chung-Chun.  . 

(The  style  generally  UBed  for  communications  to 
the  Chinese  Ambassador  is  the  following:  His  Excel¬ 
lency  Dr.  Liu  Chieh,  Ambassador  of  the  Republic  of 
China  to  Canada.  In  speech  the  Chinese  Ambassador 
is  addressed  as  Dr.  Liu.) 

EMBASSY  OF  COLOMBIA 
Apt.  16,  The  Roxborough,  Laurier  Ave.  W.,  Ottawa 

Ambassador,  H.  E . ••••■■'• . :  ■  v.'  ■  •  r. 

First  Secretary  and  Charge  d  affaires  a.i.,  Mr.  L. 
Jaramillo-Borda.  _  .  ,»  . 

Minister — Counsellor,  Mr.  Jos6  M.  Morales 

Cultural  Attache,  Dr.  Jos6  J.  Calderon-Reyes. 

EMBASSY  OF  CUBA 
400  Holland  Ave.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  His  Excellency  Dr.  Juan  A.  Vasquez 

^Commercial  Attache,  Dr.  Juan  Vela  Monet. 

Army  and  Air  Attache,  Col.  Ramon  M.  Barquin 
Y.  Lopez  (Absent). 

Cultural  Attache,  Miss  M.  V.  B.  y  Sarnera. 

EMBASSY  OF  DENMARK 
451  Daly  Avenue,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  O.  Sehested. 

Secretary ,  Mr.  Svend  Bunch 


EMBASSY  OF  DOMINICAN  REPUBLIC 
The  Roxborough,  Apt.  66,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.E.Dr.  MAnuel  Pastoriza  Valverde. 
First  Secretary,  Dr.  Alfonso  S.  Dubus. 

Second  Secretary ,  Dr.  Bolivar  de  Pena  Guzman. 

EMBASSY  OF  EGYPT 
Apt.  39,  The  Roxborough,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  El  ILusseini  El  Khatib. 

Counsellor,  Mohamed  A.  El  Soubki. 

Commercial  Attache,  Mr.  Nehad  Seif-Eldin. 

Third  Secretary,  Mr.  M.  A.  Shafick  Gabr. 

EMBASSY  OF  FRANCE 
42  Sussex  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador:  His  Excellency  Francis  Lacoste. 
Counsellor:  Mr.  Gespard  de  Villelume. 

Cultural  Counsellor:  Mr.  Jean  Mouton. 

First  Secretary:  Mr.  Fernand  Rouillon. 

Military,  Naval  and  Air  Attache:  Colonel  Andrfe 
Deperrois. 

Commercial  Counsellor  and  Financial  Attache:  Mr. 
Raymond  Treuil. 

Commercial  Attache:  Mr.  Jean  Allegre. 

Press  Attache:  Mr.  Georges  Aguesse. 

Secretary:  Mr.  Edouard  Theysset. 

Attache:  Mr.  Nicolas  Fieschi. 

EMBASSY  OF  GERMANY 
580-82  Chapel  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  His  Excellency  Dr.  Werner  Dankwort. 
Counsellor,  Dr.  Gottfried  Hecker. 

First  Secretary  ( Commercial  Affairs),  Dr.  Hans 

Firsf Secretary  ( Press  Affairs),  Dr.  Edgar  Gerwin. 
Second  Secretary  ( Labour  Affairs),  Mr.  Marcel 

^'second*  Secretaries,  Dr.  Otto  Burchard,  Mr.  Karl 
Gunther  von  Hase. 

Third  Secretary  ( Press  Affairs),  Mrs.  Maritana 
Heinrichs. 

Attache:  Mr.  Max  Peinert 

EMBASSY  OF  GREECE 
Chateau  Laurier  Hotel,  Suite  110,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Raoul  Bibica-Rosetti. 

First  Secretary,  Mr.  John  Pesmazoglou. 

Secretary,  Mr.  Stef.  Zannetos. 

EMBASSY  OF  HAITI 
Ste.  6,  Hardy  Arcade,  130  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Jacques  L^ger  (absent) 
Minister-Counsellor  and  Charge  d  Affaires  a.i., 
Mr.  Martial  Petrus. 

EMBASSY  OF  INDONESIA 
160  Metcalfe  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Dr.  Usman  Sastroamidjoyo. 
Commercial  Counsellor,  Dr.  Soesanto  Djojosoegito. 
Second  Secretary  ( Press  and  Information),  Mr.  John 

Senduk.  ,  ,  _  . 

Commercial  Attache,  Mr.  Th.  Awuy. 

Attache,  Mr.  Achjadi. 


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FOREIGN  LEGATIONS  IN  CANADA 


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EMBASSY  OF  IRELAND 
140  Wellington  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  His  Excellency  Leo  T.  McCauley. 
Secretary,  John  O’Brien. 

Irish  Trade  Representative,  Mr.  George  P.  McVitty 
1015  Beaver  Hall  Hill,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

EMBASSY  OF  ISRAEL 
45  Powell  Avenue,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Michael  Saul  Comay. 

Military,  Naval  and  Air  Attach k,  Col.  Katriel 
Pesach  Salmon  (Absent). 

Second  Secretary,  Mr.  Aviad  Yafeh. 

EMBASSY  OF  ITALY 
384  Laurier  Ave.,  East,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Sergio  Fenoaltea. 

Counsellor,  Mr.  Folco  Aloisi  de  Larderel. 

Military,  Naval  and  Air  Attache,  Col.  Mario  Bucchi 
Commercial  Attache,  Mr.  Lorenzo  Tozzoli. 

Counsellor  ( Labour  Affairs),  Mr.  Francesco 
Tassistro. 

First  Secretary,  Mr.  Maurilio  Varalda. 

EMBASSY  OF  JAPAN 
88  Metcalfe  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Dr.  Koto  Matsudaira. 
Counsellor,  Shinichi  Kondo. 

Third  Secretary,  Mr.  N.  Nakano. 

First  Secretary  ( Transportation ),  Mr.  Ichiro 
JNarahashi. 

First  Secretary,  Mr.  Tsutomu  Wada. 

Second  Secretary  ( Commercial ),  Mr.  T.  Udo. 
Attaches,  Mr.  K.  Kikuchi,  Mr.  Ryozo  Mogi,  Mr 
JNoboru  Nakahira. 

EMBASSY  OF  MEXICO 
Room  706,  88,  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa 
First  Secretary  and  Charge  d'  Affaires  a.i..  Dr. 
Salvador  Pardo  Bolland. 

Military  and  Air  Attache,  Major  General  Cristobal 
Guzman  Cardenas  (absent). 

Naval  Attache,  Rear-Admiral  Antonio  Vazquez  del 
Mercado  (absent). 

NETHERLANDS  EMBASSY 
168  Laurier  Ave.,  East,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  His  Excellency  A.  H.  J.  Lovink. 
Counsellor,  Mr.  J.  van  Schelle. 

Commercial  Counsellor,  Mr.  H.  Van  der  Vaart 

p  AZ'  M-lltartv  and  Naval  Attache,  Lt.-Col.  J  Dr. 
K.  W.  Wittert  van  Hoogland. 

Agricultural  Attache,  Dr.  A.  S.  Tuinman. 

Iirst  Secretary,  Dr.  A.  F.  Calkoen. 

Scientific  Attachii,  Dr.  H.  Polak  (absent). 

Second  Secretary,  Mr.  J.  W.  M.  van  der  Vossen 
Second  Commercial  Secretary,  Mr.  J  Weidema 

tzn  WASSYo0F  NORWAY 
140  Wellington  St.,  Ottawa,  Canada 
Ambassador ,  H.  E.  Arne  Gunneng 
Fress  Counsellor,  Mr.  Sven  N.  Oftedal. 

StSmTabsttT"^  Rear  Admiral  Skule  V’ 

Secretary,  Mr.  E.  Lykke 

SttMS  «-"»■ 
ALS:  til  KtE"”1"1 

EMBASSY  OF  PERU 

Ambassador,  KE  Park  Driv6’  0ttawa 

Andres™ A.  Ara^ru^  ^  '^ff'^es  a.i. '  Dr. 

EMBASSY  OF  PORTUGAL 
.  ,  485  Harmer  Avenue,  Ottawa 

nandes7(absent71S  ExCeUenCy  Dr’  Luis  ^eves  Fer- 

C .  ^CaJ  d  eha^Coelho™^  ^  d’Affa™'  aA"  Mr.  G. 

EMBASSY  OF  THE 

UNION  OF  SOVIET  SOCIALIST  REPUBLICS 
Ah  j  -85  Charlotte  St.,  Ottawa 

novi^h  Chuvahin  ExCel,ency  Mr-  D™tri  Stepa- 
Counsellor,  Mr.  Vitali  A.  Loginov 
Commercial  Counsellor,  Mr.  A.  I.  Lobatchev 
First  Secretaries,  Mr.  V.  L.  N.  Shitarev  Mr  F  V 
Novikov,  Mr.  N.  P.  Ostrovsky  ’  Mr‘  E-  V- 

Tovstoglm^™8'  Mr'  G'  F-  Popov'  Mr‘  A-  S- 


Third  Secretaries,  Mr.  S.  A.  Boukine,  Mr.  V. 
Katchanov. 

Military  Attache,  Colonel  Georgi  M.  Golovechkine. 
Air  Attache,  Col.  N.  A.  Vedeneev. 

Attaches,  Mr.  M.  G.  Vedychev,  Mr.  S.  N.  Tishin, 
Mr.  M.  J.  Cheringov. 

EMBASSY  OF  SPAIN 
149  Daly  Avenue,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Edquardo  P.  y  de  Callejon. 
Secretary,  Mr.  F.  de  Escoriaza. 

Military,  Naval  and  Air  AttachA,  Colonel  M.  M. 
Merino. 

Commercial  Attache,  Cayetano  Lopez  Chicheri. 

EMBASSY  OF  TURKEY 
197  Wurtemburg  St.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador ,  His  Excellency  A.  Cavat  Ustiin. 

First  Secretary,  Mr.  Zubeyir  Aker. 

First  Secretary,  Mr.  Tevfik  Sara^oglu. 

Air  Attache,  Lt.  Col.  Adil  Diren. 

Commercial  Counsellor,  Mr.  Fehmi  Gunel. 

Attache,  Mr.  Emin  Hekimgil. 

EMBASSY'  OF 

UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA 
100  Wellington  Street,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  R.  Douglas  Stuart. 

Minister — Mr.  Tyler  Thompson. 

Economic  Counsellor — Mr.  M.  L.  Black. 
Counsellors — Mr.  E  de  W.  Mayer,  Mr.  M.  C. 
Rewinkel. 

Army  Attache — Col.  V.  M.  Schultz. 

Air  Attache — Colonel  R.  H.  Jones. 

Naval  Attache  and  Naval  Attache  for  Air— Captain 
Gifford  Scull. 

Agricultural  Attache — Mr.  F.  J.  Rossiter. 

Commercial  Attache,  Mr.  E.  A.  Kekich. 

Labor  Attache — Mr.  John  A.  Ballew. 

Attaches — Mr.  T.  P.  Carroll,  Mr.  A.  H.  Mac¬ 
Gregor,  Mr  P.  S.  Bogart,  Mr.  J.  Dix,  Jr.,  Mr.  J.  Steel. 

Second  Secretaries — Mr.  J.  F.  Proff  Mr  R  J 
Redington,  Mr.  A.  Dubs,  Mr.  G.  A.  Berkley,  Miss'  m! 
.Louise  ochaffner. 

Third  Secretary,  Mr.  J.  R.  Tartter. 

EMBASSY  OF  URUGUAY 

170  Laurier  Ave.  E.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador ,  H.  E.  Dr.  Cyro  Giambruno. 

EMBASSY  OF  VENEZUELA 
The  Roxborough,  Apt.  21,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Fernando  Paz  Castillo 
hrst  Secretary,  Mr.  Nelson  Hernandez. 

YUGOSLAV  EMBASSY 
17  Blackburn  Ave.,  Ottawa 
Ambassador,  H.  E.  Obrad  M.  Cicmil. 

Counsellor ,  Mr.  V.  Kovacevic. 

Secretary,  Mr.  Z.  Knezevic. 

LEGATION  OF  AUSTRIA 
445  Wilbrod  St.,  Ottawa 

Peins^pp  °r  and  Charge  d’ Affaires  a.i.,  Dr.  Walther 

LEGATION  OF  CZECHOSLOVAKIA 

171  Clemow  Ave.,  Ottawa 
Minister,  H.  E.  Bedrich  Hruska. 

Counsellor,  Mr.  M.  Tyl. 

Military  and  Air  Attache,  Lt.-Col.  K.  Jirasek 

Sq?Montreal,4p.Q.^:  Mr’  J°Sef  Velek’  1255  PhiUiPs 

Third  Secretary,  Mr.  A.  Dvorak. 

Attaches,  Mr.  M.  Krajhanzi,  Mr.  L.  Sefrna. 

i,  LEGATION  OF  FINLAND 
140  Wellington  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Charge  d  Affaires,  Dr.  Sigurd  von  Nurners. 

Second  Secretary,  Mr.  A.  Wihtol 
Attache,  Mr.  Kalevi  E.  J.  Kivi. 

LEGATION  OF  ICELAND 
,  Ghateau  Laurier  Hotel,  Ottawa 
Minister,  H.  E.  Thor  Thors  (absent). 

LEGATION  OF  LUXEMBOURG 
M  ■  ■  ,  Chateau  Laurier  Hotel,  Ottawa 
Minister,  H.  E.  Hugues  Le  Gallais  (absent). 


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341 


LEGATION  OF  POLAND 
183  Carling  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Charge  d' Affaires  a.i.,  Mr.  Edward  Kolek. 
Commercial  Attach 6,  Mr.  Artur  Zyto. 

Second  Secretary,  Mr.  R.  Szuster. 

LEGATION  OF  SWEDEN 
720  Manor  Road,  Rockcliffe  Park,  Ottawa 
Minister,  H.  E.  Dr.  Ivlas  Book. 

First  Secretary ,  Mr.  P.  O.  G.  Ratlisman. 
Military  Attache ,  Col.  D.  T.  Olihn  (absent). 


Naval  Attache,  Commodore  C.  A.Beskow  (absent). 
Air  Attache,  Colonel  S.  E.  C.  Wennerstrom  (absent). 
Agricultural  Consellor,  Mr.  K.  H.  Olsson  (absent) 
Commercial  Secretary ,  Mr.  Sven  Jonson,  1511, 
Bishop  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

LEGATION  OF  SWITZERLAND 
5  Marlborough  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Minister,  Ii.  E.  Dr.  Victor  Nef. 

Counsellor ,  Mr.  C.  A.  Dubois. 

First  Secretary,  Mr.  Auguste  Geiser. 


FOREIGN  CONSULS 

(In  this  List  C.G.  means  Consul  General;  C.  Consul;  V.C.,  Vice-Consul;  A.C.,  Acting  Consul;  Agt.,  Agent. 


Argentine  Republic — 

Montreal,  Que.,  Jorge  F.  Figueroa,  C.G. 

1111  Beaver  Hall  Hill 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  *3.  Hecht,  C..  .  .525  Seymour  St. 
Belgium — 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  *J.  Dumont,  V.C  .  10942-116th  St. 

Halifax  N.S . *R.  J.  Fisher,  C.,  P.O.  Box  1028 

London,  Ont.,  *Gaston  Legon,  V.  C. 

Bank  of  Toronto  Chambers 
Montreal,  Que.,  P.  Vanheerswynghels,  C.G. 

709,  Sun  Life  Bldg. 
Quebec,  Que.,  *Emile  Roland,  V.C. 

10  Ave.  Sir  Adolphe  Routhier 
St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  *J.  Taylor,  C. 

Sydney,  N.S.,  *E.  I.  Martheleur,  V.C. 

c  / o  Dominion  Steel  Coal  Corp. 

Toronto,  Ont . *B.  Day,  C.,  696  Yonge  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C, 

*L.  J.  Dupuis,  C„  P.O.  Box  1043 

Victoria,  B.C. 

♦Brigadier  F.  N.  Cabeldu.  C.,  1212  Broad  St. 
Winnipeg,  Man.  .Rend  Akras,  C.,  230  Hugo  St. 
Bolivia — 

Montreal.  Que. 

Col.  N.  Garron,  C.G.,  5483  Eamscliffe  Ave. 
Victoria,  B.C. 

*J.  H.  Beatty,  C.,  Sprott  Shaw  School, 
1012  Douglas  St. 

Brazil — 

Montreal,  Que. 

N.  de  L.  Ferreira,  C.G.,  1117  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 
Vancouver,  B.C. ,  *A.  P.  Watkins,  V.C. .  325  Howe  St. 

Halifax,  N.S . *E.  O.  Temple  Piers,  C. 

92  Birmingham  St. 

St.  John's  Nfld. 

*Geo.  R.  Williams,  V.C.,  144  Water  St. 
Toronto,  Ont.  _ 

Carlos  A.  de  O.  Leite  C.,  34  King  St.  E. 

Chile — 

Montreal,  Que.,  . 

Arturo  Chavez,  C.G.,  3445  Cote  des  Neiges 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  *Mr.  H.  Morris,  C.,  1575  W\  6th 

Ave. 

China —  , 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  The  Embassy. .  .201  Wurtemburg  St. 
Vancouver,  B.C.  , 

Hsueh-Chih  Wei,  C.G.,  510  Hastings  St.  W. 

Colombia — 

Montreal,  Que, 

Dr.  Luis  Torres,  C.G.,  1822  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 
Toronto,  Ont.  , 

J.  MacBride-Sourdis,  C.G.,  499  Oriole  Parkway. 
Vancouver ,  B.C.,  *H.  J.  Morris  C.,  1575  W.  6th  Ave 

Costa  Rica — 

Montreal.  Que. 

Antonio  Urbano,  Consul  in  charge  of  Consolate 
General,  1465  Mackay  St. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  *Wilfred  W.  Parry,  Q.C.,  C.G., 

1608  Star  Bldg. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  *3.  H.  Hamilton,  C. 

B.C.  Mining  Bldg. 

Cuba — 

Montreal,  P.Q.,  , 

Dr.  Raul  F.  Solis,  C.,  in  charge  of  Consulate 
General,  1572  Summerhill  Ave. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Mr.  Antonio  Rosell  y  Carbonell,  G, 
\ Toronto ,  %nt . *C.  du  Bois,  C.,  17  Queen  St.  E. 


♦Consular  officers  who  are  not  officers  of  career  or  .  Unties 

engaged  in  any  business  or  profession  other  than  their  consular  duties. 


Czechoslovakia — 

Ottawa,  Ont . The  Legation,  171  Clemow  Ave. 

Montreal,  Que.,  Dr.  M.  Houska,  C.  G. 

1255  Phillips  Sq. 

Denmark — 

Ottawa,  Ont . The  Legation,  451  Daly  Ave. 

Calgary,  Alla., 

*E.  Petersen,  V.C.,  Union  Bank  Bldg. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

*C.  E.  Gundersen,  V.C.,  11012-83rd  Street 
Halifax,  N.S. .  .  *H.  I.  Mathers,  C.,  Duke  St. 
Montreal,  Que.,  Theodor  Schultz,  C. 

1440  St.  Catherine  St.,  W. 

Newcastle,  N.B . (Box  421,  *T.  B.  Bruun,  V.C. 

Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  *0.  F.  Strange,  V.C. 

124  Summit  Ave. 

Prince  Albert,  Sask. 

Walter  H.  Nelson,  V.C.,  Suite  1,  Miller  Block 
Quebec,  Que., *3.  H.  Buchanan,  V.C., 

83  Dalhousie  St. 

Regina,  Sask. 

*G.  H.  Sneath,  V.C.,  1836-38  Hamilton  St. 
Saint  John,  N.B. 

*T.  P.  Larsen,  V.C.,  13  South  Wharf 

St.  Johns,  Nfld . J.  E.  Hickey,  C.,  Water  St.  E. 

Toronto  Ont.,  *R.  N.  Bryson,  C.,  118  Danforth 

Ave. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  H.  Friser  Frederiksen,  C., 

355  Burrard  St. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  *G.  L.  Johannson,  C. 

76  Middlegate 

Dominican  Republic — 

Halifax,  N.S.,  *W.  H.  Jost,  C., 

Cornwallis  Manoir  Bldg.,  Apt.  15,  P.O.  Box  221 
Montreal,  Que.,  J.  M.  Pichardo,  C.G., 

3201  Forest  Hill  Ave.,  Apt.  4.. 
Ottawa,  Ont.,  Dr.  A.  Simpson,  C.G.,  20  Bower  St. 
Quebec,  P.Q.,  *Dr.  G.  A.  Hostos,  C.,  7  St.  Jean  St. 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  *T.  Hefferman,  G, 

680  Chapel  St.,  West 

St.  John's  Nfld., . •  •  •  •  ■  . . ,••••/, . 

Toronto,  Ont.,  Dr.  L.  A.  R.  Hernandez,  O., 

67  Duncannon  Dr. 

Ecuador —  ,  _  .  ,  , 

Montreal,  Que.,  C.  V.  Velasquez,  C.,  m  charge  of 
Consulate  General,  5240  Ponsard  Ave. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Francisco  Lasso  Guerrero,  G, 

603  W.  Hastings  St. 

Finland —  .  _  _  . . ,  _ 

Halifax,  N.S.,  *Fletcher  S.  Smith,  C„ 

Smith  Wharves 

11  *'mtp^u^”mraerstrandi  v.C.,  215  Logan  Ave. 
♦Laurence^ G  Tombs,  C.,  1085  Beaver  Hall  Hill. 
0ita“p/V°:EL  Gustafsson^  V.C.,  140  Wellington  St. 

P°4ftto  A’.  Kinder,  V.C.,  11-14  Ruttan  Block. 
Sudbury,  Ont.^  R  ^  ^  Frawley  Block. 

Toronto,  Onf^  K  Grahami  aG->  372  Bay  St. 
Vancouver  B XL ^  EkengreDj  Ci>  890  W.  Pender  St. 

FnOUawZont..  The  Embassy  .  . .  . .  . .  .42  Sussex  St.. 
Montreal,  Que.,  Ernest  Rlb79^0Cg^brooke  St.  W. 

citizens  of  the  country  they  represent,  or  who  are 


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l  1956 


France — Continued 

Quebec,  Francois  de  Vial,  C.G.,  85  ave  de  la  Tour 
Winnipeg,  Comte  Serge  de  Fleury.,415  Paris  Bldg 
Vancouver,  Louis  de  Laigue,  C.G., 

850  Hastings  St.  W. 

Toronto,  Jules  Beauroy  C.G . 185  Bay  St. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Jean  Lapierre,  C.. .  .03  Victoria  Rd. 
North  Sydney,  N.S.,  Jean  Lalanne,  C.A. 

Moncton,  N.B.,  *Calixte  Savoie,  C.A. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  *C.  F.  Whelly,  C.A. 

Dykeman  Bldg. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  Miss  Paulette  Cr6volin,  C.A. 

11222-99th  Ave. 

Calgary,  Alta.,  *Dr.  L.  O.  Beauchemin,  C.A. 

208  Grain  Exchange  Bldg. 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  J.  E.  Arsenault,  C.A. 

St.  John's,  Nfld . Michel  Moreux,  C. 

Germany — 

Halifax,  N.S.,  *E.  R.  Mathers,  C. ...  10  Prince  St. 
Montreal,  P.Q.,  Dr.  Georg  Krauss,  C.G., 

1529  McGregor  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Mr.  Kurt  Brunhoff,  C., 

640  W.  Hastings  St. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  Dr.  G.  Soehnke,  C . 77  York  St. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  Dr.  E.  Lanwer,  C., 

424  Wellington  Cresc. 

Greece— 

Ottawa,  Ont ..  Embassy ,  Suite  110,  Chateau  Laurier 
Montreal,  Que.,  *Jackson  Dodds,  C.B.E.,  C.G. 

10  St.  James  St.,  W. 
Dem.  Coulouridies,  D.C.G.,  10  St.  James  St.  W. 
Toronto,  Ont.,  J.  M.  Pesmazoglou,  V.C.,  M. Econo¬ 
mies,  V.C . 29  Melinda  St. 

Guatemala — 

Montreal,  Que.,  Col.  R.  G.  Marroquin,  C.G., 

4885  Queen  Mary  Rd. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  *Robert  Clements,  C., 

37-925  Cardero  St. 

Haiti — 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  Y.  Hyppolite,  C.G.,  18  Rideau  St. 
Halifax,  N.S.,  *T.  W.  Thompson,  C., 

,,  50  Sackville  St. 

Montreal,  Que.,  *Ernesto  C.  Martijn,  C., 

1405,  Bishop  St. 

1  oronto,  Ont . 

Honduras — 

Montreal,  Que.,  *D.  A.  Schwartz,  C.G. 

1117  St.  Catherine  St.  W.,  Suite  423 
Quebec,  Que.,  Dr.  T.  A.  Tuesco,  C.  77  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Eddy  F.  Riera,  C., 

„  T  ,  3789  W.  50th  Ave. 

Hungary — In  charge  of  Polish  Legation. 

Iceland — 

Ottawa,  Ont  The  Legation. Chateau  Laurier  Hotel 
Halifax,  * W.  H.  Warren,  C.,  Bank  of  N.S.  Bldg. 
St.  John  s,  Nfld.,  F.  R.  Emerson,  C. 

rr,  .  _  T  ,  283  Duckworth  St. 

I  oronto,  Ont.,  *J.  Ragnar  Johnson,  C., 

.  S^ite  2005,  80  Richmond  St.  W. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  *G.  L.  Johannsson,  C. 

76  Middlegate 

Iraq — 

The  Consul  General  of  Lebanon  is  in  charge  of 
iraqui  interests  in  Canada.  Address,  470  Wilbrod 
bt.,  Uttawa. 

Israel — 

Montreal,  P.Q.,  Yehuda  Gaulan,  C.G., 

Italy—  1260  University  St. 

Ottawa,  Ont.  .  .  The  Embassy,  384  Laurier  Ave.  E. 
Montreal,  Que.,  Francesco  de  Rege  Thesauro  C 

Toronto,  Out.,  Dr.  G.  Nuti/c?  ° 

Vancouver ,  B.C. ,  Salvatore  Saraceno,  V.C., 

Japan— N’S ”  Angel°  Rorai-  C.A.  A^'Oxfmd  It! 
Toronto,  Ont.,  Kenzo  Yoshida,  C., 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Jiro  Inagawa'  C^Rm^  1401 
Lebanon-  Standard  BldS-  510  W.  Hastings  St.’ 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  Ramiz  Shammah,  C.G. 

_ _  470  Wilbrod  St. 

£,™F0IiS“lar  oSRerl?  who  are  not  officers  of  career  or 
engaged  in  any  business  or  profession  other  than  their 


Liberia — 

Halifax,  N.S.,  *P.  E.  Hechler,  C.,  Armdale  P.O. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  *H.  A.  D.  Oliver,  C., 

470  Granville  St. 

Liechtenstein  Interests — In  charge  of  Swiss  Lega¬ 
tion. 

Luxembourg— 

Montreal,  Que.,  *G.  Welter,  C.G. 

4832  Western  Ave.,  Westmount 

Mexico — 

Montreal,  Que.,  Enrique  Noguera,  C., 

806  Castle  Bldg. 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  The  Embassy . 88  Metoalfe  St. 

Quebec,  Que . *A.  Turcot.  C.,  311  St.  Joseph  St. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  Eduardo  Prado . 20  Carlton  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  F.  H.  Ajuria,  C., 

470  Granville  St. 

Monaco— 

Montreal,  Que.,  *M.  Pasquin,  C., 

35  Notre  Dame  St.  W. 

N  epal — 

The  High  Commissioner’s  Office  for  India  looks 
after  Nepalese  interests  in  Canada,  Address,  200 
MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa. 

Netherlands — 

Calgary,  Alta.,  *T.  L.  O’Keefe,  V.C.,  236  8th  Ave. 
Chatham,  Ont.  .  *G.  M.  Dodman,  V.C.,  14  Fifth  St. 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  *L.  D,  Hyndman,  V.C., 

516  McLeod  Bldg. 
Fort  William,  Ont.,  *F.  Babe,  V.C. 

Cutherbertson  Block 
Halifax,  N.S..  *W.  H.  Warren,  V.C. 

P.O.  Box  1117 

London ,  Ont.,  D.  L.  Bartelink,  V.C., 

159  St.  James  St. 

Montreal,  Que.,  W.  J.  Leyds,  C.G., 

1410  Stanley  St. 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  Dr.  A.  F.  Calkoen,  C., 

_  ,  12  Marlborough  Ave. 

Quebec,  Que.,  *J.  de  Billy,  V.C.. .  .80  St.  Pierre  St. 
Regina ,  Sask.,  *C.  L.  Pedersen,  V.C., 

„  .  1778  Scarth  St. 

Saint  John,  N.B.,  *Lester  G.  Hoar, 

_  ,  ,  ,  42  Princess  St. 

St.  John  s,  Nfld.,  F.  R.  Emerson,  K.C.,  V.C., 

„  .  Duckworth  St . 

Sydney,  N.S.,  *Dr.  T.  B.  Haites,  V.C., 

Dominion  Steel  &  Coal  Ltd. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  J.  Polderman,  C . 159  Bay  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  L.  Kruytbosch,  C., 

Victoria,  B.C.,  *W.  G.  C.  Holland,  V.C.5  Howe  St' 

.  .  922  Government  St. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  *B.  Menage,  V.C. 

XT  504  Main  St. 

Nicaragua — 

Montreal,  Que.,  *C.  Eyton-Jones,  H.C.G., 

„  ,  „  ,  218  Dufferin  Rd.,  Hampstead. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  *W.  D.  Branson,  C., 

T-  _  53  Colborne  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C . C.  . 

Norway — 

Campbellton,  N.B.,  *J.  T.  Troy,  V.C. 

... ,  8  Stanley  St. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  *Knut  Sivertsen,  V.C., 

„  ,  TT7.„.  „  Oslo  Court,  9904,  105th  St 

Fort  William,  Ont.,  (See  Port  Arthur  Ont  1 
Halifax,  N.S.,  *H.  I.  Mathers,  C.  .  .  .  Duke  St 

Louisburg,  N.S . *G.  D.  D.  Lewis,  V.C 

Montreal,  Que.,  D.  Knudsen,  a/C.G., 

George  K.  Thestrup,  V.C.,  1410  Stanley  St. 

Newcastle,  N.B . *D.  S.  Creaghan,  V.C. 

Port  Alfred,  Que.,  Ovila  Harvey,  C. 

Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  *John  Styffe,  V.C. 
n  .  _  No-  5  Dock;  P.O.  Box  146 

Prince  Rupert,  B.C.,  *J.  G.  Georgeson,  A /V.C. 
Quebec  Que  * W.  E  Brodie,  V.C.,  2  Chauveau  St. 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  *H.  E.  Kane,  V.C. 

o,  .  ,  ,  ^  145  Prince  William  St. 

St.  John  s,  Nfld.,  *F.  R.  Emerson,  C„ 

Columbus  Hall,  Duckworth  St. 
Saskatoon,  Sask.,  *A.  Anstensen,  C., 

Sydney,  N  S *R.  F.  Young,  V.C.,  1  sYcharlotte'St! 

oinv’  ^ntmA . Major  Odegard  O’Mejer,  C., 

yl  Yonge  St. 

citizens  of  the  country  they  represent,  or  who  are 
consular  duties. 


1956  ] 


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343 


Norway — Continued. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  *Hans  Knut  Waage,  V.  C., 

355  Burrard  St. 

Victoria,  B.C..  *C. A. Ridout,  V.C.,  1010  Langley  St. 
Winnipeg,  Man..* C.  T.  Kummen,  C.,  317  Fort  St. 
Panama — 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Enrique  Mulford  Oiler,  C.G., 

P.O.  Box  1028 

Montreal,  Que.,  Edwardo  E.  de  Diego,  C.G., 

5275  Coalbrook  Ave. 
Saint  John, N.B.,*  J .  N.  Cochrane,  H.C.,  11  S. Wharf 

Toronto,  Ont . C.G.,  74  Admiral  Rd. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  *E.  G.  Johnson,  C., 

2356  W.  16th  Ave. 

Montreal,  Que.,  ^Robert  V.  Bravo,  C.G., 

4147  Sherbrooke  St.  w. 
Toronto,  Ont..* Cecil  Hill,  C.,  60  Chatsworth  Drive 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Oscar  Freyre.  ..525  Seymour  St. 
Halifax,  N.S.,  Sidney  C.  Oland,  C..G,  65  Hollis  St. 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  *B.  B.  Dubienski,  C., 

908  Confederation  Bldg. 

Poland — 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  W.  Kunowski,  C. 

140  Roslyn  Rd. 

Portugal — 

Halifax,  N.S . *A.  R.  Moriera,  C.,  P.  O.  Box  355 

Montreal,  Que.,  Dr.  H.  J.  Vital  Gomes,  C., 

4393  Esplanade  Ave. 
North  Sydney,  N.S.,  *J.  G.  Hackett,  V.C. 

Quebec  Que.,  *Richard  Pattee,  C..279  Laurier  Ave. 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  *H.  A.  Allison,  H.C. 

4  North  Wharf 

St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  J.  H.  de  Morais,  C. 

King’s  Bridge  Court,  Apt.  2E 
Toronto,  Ont.,  *V.  R.  Willemsen,  C., 

25  Adelaide  St.  E. 

Vancouver,  B.C . . . C. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  L.  Deniset,  C., 

4  Nat.  Canadian  Bank 

El  Salvador — 

Montreal,  Que.,  Edmundo  Bara,  C.G., 

1452  Bishop  St. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  *Ernest  Faul,  H.C., 

483  Blythwood  Rd. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  *T.  J.  F.  Flynn,  C., 

6264  Carnarvon 

Victoria,  B.C.,  *Mauricio  Melendez  Duke,  H.C., 

1984  Crescent  Rd. 

Sr Halifax,  N.S.,  *G.  Webb,  V.C . 10  Prince  St. 

Montreal,  Que.,  A.  de  la  Serna  G.  R6pide,  C., 

4139  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

North  Sydney,  N.S., . C .  .  . . 

Quebec,  Que.,  *H.  Coulombe,  H.V.C. 

19  Aberdeen  St. 

St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  S.  O.  Gomez,  V.C. 

7  Topsail  Rd. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  *Harold  Fishleigh,  H.V.C. 

35  Hayden  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  *F.  P.  Bernard,  V.C. 

815  W.  Hastings  St. 

Sweden — 

Calgary  Alta.,  *T.  L.  O  Keefe,  V.C. 

y  y  '  236  8th  Ave.  W. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  *0.  S.  Franzen,  V.C. 

lUzl-bord.  bt. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  *W.  O.  Bamstead,  C. 

71-73  Upper  Water  St. 

Montreal,  Que.,  A.  H.  von  Hartsmansdorff,  C.G., 

1511  Bishop  St. 

Newcastle,  N.B.,  *D.  S.  Creaghan,  V.C. 

c  / o  J.  D.  Creaghan  Co.  Ltd. 

Port  Arthur,  Ont., . VSiY’Sf’  i  i  a+ 

315  Wolseley  St. 


Prince  Rupert,  B.C., . C., 

P.O.  Box  70 

Quebec,  Que.,  *Major  C.  G.  Dunn,  V.C., 

255  St.  Sacrement  Blvd 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  *L.  L.  Harrison,  V.C.,  22  King  St.. 
St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  *J.  E.  Hickey,  C.  23  Water  St.  E. 
Toronto,  Ont E.  Ander,  60  Northline  Rd. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  *K.  A.  Stahl,  C. 

207  West  Hastings  St. 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  *A.  A.  Anderson,  C. 

470  Main  St. 

Switzerland — 

Ottawa,  The  Legation,  5  Marlborough  Ave. 

Montreal,  Que. 

Dr.  F.  J.  Kaestli,  C.G.,  1572  McGregor  St. 
Toronto,  Ont.,  I.  Sembinelli,  C., 

600  University  Ave. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  V.  Tobler,  A.C. 

402  Pender  St.  W. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  C.  Kitchenmann,  C., 

334  Portage  Ave. 

Thailand — 

Toronto,  Ont.,  *John  C.  L.  Allen,  H.C.,  200  Bay  St. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  ^Arthur  H.  Carson,  H.C. 

5416  Marguerite  St. 

Turkey — 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  The  Embassy,  Chateau  Laurier  Hotel 
Union  of  Soviet  Socialist  Republics — 

Ottawa,  Ont . The  Embassy,  285  Charlotte  St. 

United  States  of  America — 

Calgary,  Alta.,  R  K.  Oakley,  C. 

Toronto  General  Trusts  Bldg. 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  Carl  O.  Hawthorne,  C. 

214  Empire  Block. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  F.  E.  Farnsworth,  C.G., 

Bank  of  N.S.  Bldg. 
Montreal,  Que.  H.  J.  L’Heureux,  C.G. 

1558  McGregor  St. 
Niagara  Falls,  Ont.,  F.  W.  Calder,  C..  .Falls  St. 
Ottawa,  Ont.,  The  Embassy, 

E.  de  W.  Mayer,  C . 100  Wellington  St. 

Quebec,  Que.,  G.  W.  Renchard,  C.,  1  Ste.  Genevieve. 
Saint  John,  N.B  Russell  B.  Jordan,  C. 

204  Union  St. 

St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  Wm.  E.  Flournoy,  Jr.,  C.  G. 

Kingsbridge  Rd. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  Cecil  W.  Gray,  C.G. 

360  University  Ave. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  LaVerne  Baldwin,  C.G. 

355  Burrard  St. 

Windsor,  Ont.,  N.  P.  Meeks,  C.,  S.  L.  Crook,  C. 

Canada  Trust  Bldg. 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  K.  V.  Hicks,  C.G. 

402  Tribune  Bldg. 

Uruguay — 

Montreal,  Que.,  Carlos  M.  Reyles 

1452  Bishop  St. 

Toronto ,  Ont. ,  Roberto  Komer,  C., 

205  Yonge  St. 

Vancouver.  B.C.,  Carlos  Francisco  Reif,  V.C., 

1111  W.  Georgia  St.  (5) 

Venezuela — • 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Diogenes  Pena,  C., 

Roy  Bldg.,  Barrington  St. 
Montreal,  Que.,  Dr.  R.  Ojeda  Delgado,  C.G., 

2052  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 
Toronto,  Ont.,  *Juan  J.  de  Soto,  H.C., 

25  Adelaide  St.  E. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Tulio  F.  Cordero,  V.C. 

525  Seymour  St. 

Yugoslavia —  ,  , ,  . 

Ottawa ,  Ont.,  The  Embassy,  17  Blackburn  Ave. 
Toronto,  Ont.,  Hasan  Isabegovic,  V.C., 

27  Montclair  Ave. 


♦Consular  officers  who  are  not  officers  of  career  or  citizens  of  the  country  they  represent,  or  who  are 
engaged  in  any  business  or  profession  other  than  their  consular  duties. 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required 


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ALBERTA 


[  1956 


PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


Established  1st  Sept.,  1905.  Area  255,285  sq.  miles.  Population  195.5 — 1,050,000.  Seat  of  Government —  Edmonton 
Lieutenant-Governor.-  The  Honourable  John  Janies  Bowlen,  $9,000. 

Secretary ,  M.  Wright 


EXECUTIVE 

Premier ,  Minister  of  Mines  and  Minerals 

and  Attorney  General . Hon.  E.  C.  Manning 

Minister  of  Health . Hon.  Dr.  W.  W.  Cross 

Minister  of  Public  Works . Hon.  James  Hartley 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests.  .  .Hon.  N.  A.  Willmore 
Minister  of  Economic  Affairs ...  Hon.  A.  R.  Patrick 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  E.  W.  Hinman 

Minister  of  Education . Hon.  Anders  Aalborg 


COUNCIL 

Minister  of  Industries  and 

Labour . Hon.  Raymond  Reierson 

Minister  of  Agriculture  . Hon.  L.  C.  Halmrast 

Minister  of  Highways,  Railways  and 

Telephones . Hon.  Gordon  E.  Taylor 

Minister  of  Public  Welfare.  .  .  .Hon.  R.  D.  Jorgenson 
Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs  and 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  A.  J.  Hooke 

Clerk,  R.  Crevolin 


LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY,  PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 

Aemliers’  SessionaI  Indemnity,  $2,000  (plua  $1000  expenses,  tax  free).  Cabinet  Sessional  Indemnity  $2000 
(plus  $1,000  expenses,  tax  free.)  The  Salary  of  the  Premier  is  $9,000  per  annum;  other  Ministers  $7  000. 
Last  Election  August  5,  1952;  12th  Legislature.  Maximum  Duration,  5  Years. 

Speaker,  ...  .  . . $2,000  Deputy  Speaker, . .  .$1,000 

Leader  of  Opposition,  $1,500.  As  there  is  no  official  Leader  of  the  Opposition  recognized,  this 
amount  is  divided  between  the  Leaders  of  the  two  largest  parties:  i.e.  Liberal  and  CCF 
Clerk  of  Assembly,  Ray  Crevolin  $3,000;  Legislative  Counsel  and  Law  Clerk,  J.  W.  Ryan  * 

kT  XTilf'lj'  n  X  TT>  X  l  T-,  Tn  T->  .  T-.  m  ~rr  .  _ _ 


CONSTITUENCY  NAME  OF  MEMBER  PARTY  ADDRESS 

Acadia 

Coronation  .J.  L.  Sims . Lib.  Veteran 

Senior  Personnel  Officer — Insp.  F.  S.  Spalding. 

Athabasca - R.  E.  Hall . Lib.  Athabasca 

Banff 

Cochrane.  .  .F.  L.  Gainer . Coal.  Banff 

Bonnyville. . .  .  J.  Josvanger . Lib.  Beaver 

Bow  Valley-  Cr0SSing 

Empress  . .  .B.  C.  Stringam. . .  .Ind.  Duchess 


Bruce . 


Calgary . 


Camrose .  .  . 
Cardston .  .  . 
Clover  Bar. . 

Cypress . 

Didsbury . .  .  . 
Drumheller . 


Edmonton .  , 


Earl  Hardy ......  .S.C.  Holden" 

F.  C.  Colborne .  .  .  .S.C.  Calgary 
1507-25th  Ave.  W. 

H.  J.  MacDonald.  .Lib.  Calgary 
55  Canada  Life  Bldg. 

A.  Smith . P.C.  Calgary 

4027  Crestview  Rd. 

G.  MacEwan . Lib.  Calgary 

502-25  Ave.  N.W. 

Mrs.RoseWilkinson  S.C.  Calgary 
616-16  Ave.  N.W. 

A.  J.  Dixon . S.C.  Calgary 

.  2202-22  Ave.  S.W. 

'§■  ES?7-ers . -S.C .  MeetingCreek 

•E.  W.  Hinman - S.C.  Cardston 

■  j  | ■  j ■  Strom . .S.C.  Burdett 

V-  L'  Xw£ns . s-c-  Carstairs 

■  Hon.  G.  E.  Taylor. S.C.  Drumheller 
'  Dr.  J.  Donovan  Ross 

10604-83rd  Ave.  S.C.  Edmonton 

E.  H.  Gerhart . S.C.  Edmonton 

11135-90th  Ave. 

Hon. E.C. Manning .  S.C.  Edmonton 

j-  Percy  Page . P.C.  Edmonton 

10312-133rd.  St. 

V.  W.  Miller . Lib.  Edmonton 

4007-100  Ave. 

Harold  E.  Tanner.  .Lib. 

11 144-88 th  Ave. 

J-  H.  Prowse . Lib.  Edmonton 

10028-102nd  St. 


CONSTITUENCY  NAME  OF  MEMBER  PARTY  AODRE88 

Edson . N.  A.  Willmore _ S.C.  Edson 

Gleichen . G.  E.  Bell . S.C.  Gleichen 

Gr'nde  Prairie.lra  McLaughlin.  .  .S.C.  GrandePrairie 

Grouard . J.  R.  Desfosses  ....  Lib.  Fahler 

Hand  Hills ..  .  Hon.Dr.W.W.CrossS.C.  Edmonton 

Lacombe . Russel  Patrick _ S.C.  Lacombe 

Lac  La  Biche.M.  Maccagno . Lib.  Lac  La  Biche 

Lac  Ste.  Anne.  J.  A.  Mills . Lib.  Onoway 

Leduc . R.  E.  Ansley . .  Ind.  S.C.  Leduc 

Box  277 

Lethbridge - J.  C.  Landeryou.  .  .S.C.  Lethbridge 

Little  Bow - Rev.  Peter  Dawson  S.C.  Carmangay 

Macleod . James  Hartley . S.C.  Fort  Macleod 

Medicine  Hat  .Mrs.  J.  L.  RobinsomS. C.  Medicine  Hat 
Okotoks - 

High  River.  R.  L.  Ellis . Lib. -Cons. 

_  High  River 

Olds..  . . . F.  J.  Niddrie . S.C.  Mound 

Peace  River..  .Wm.  F.  Gilliland. .  .S.C.  Berwyn 

Pembina . Hon.R. Jorgenson.  .S.C.  Edmonton 

11370-73rd  Ave. 

Pincher  Creek- 

Crows  Nest. Viva.  Kovach . S.C.  Hillcrest 

Ponoka . Glen  Johnston . S.C.  Ponoka 

Red  Deer . W.  J.  C.  Kirby. .  ..P.C.  Red  Deer 

Redwater . A.  Macyk . Lib.  Sprucefield 

Rocky  Mount' n 

n  House . Hon.  A.  J.  Hooke.  ..S.C.  Edmonton 

Sedgewick  .  .  ,J  C.  Hillman . S.C.  Forestburg 

ilbeH . A.  J.  Soetaert . Lib.  Morin ville 

tot.  Paul.  .  .  .  .Raymond  Reierson.S.C.  St.  Paul 

Spirit  River  .  .A.  O.  Fimrite . S.C.  Wanham 

Stettler  .....  J.  E.  Clark . S.C.  Stettler 

Stony  Plain  .  .J.  H.  McLaughlin  .Lib.  Spruce  Grove 
v  b  . ?•-£•  Lee'. . S.C.  Barnwell 

vTJrre . I'  . C.C.F.  Mundare 

Vermilion  .  .R  J  Whitson . Lib.  Mann  ville 

WnlZZl0ht-  ■  -N- A.  Ruste . S.C.  Wainwright 

"  arner . D.  C.  Halmrast - S.C.  Milk  River 

T„  ,  ,  .  Box  16 

Wetaskiwm. .  .  Rev.  J.A.Wingblade.S.C.  Wetaskiwin 


,  ,  E.C. — Social  Credit  (Govt.)  37  CC  3  ^  “ens liZaL  WUlTngXn 

I nd.  S.C.— Independent  Social  Credit  1.  Lib  —Liberal^ Radian  Co-operative  Federation  2. 

Liberal-Conservative-1.  Coalition-f.'  In^ndlnt-E  Conservative  3‘ 
Total  61. 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL 

ATTORNEY  GENERAL’S  DEPARTMENT 

Deputy1 Attorney  General  ’.  H II '  p Wilson “qc? 

Queen  s  Proctor  and  Collector  of  Succession  Duties  ' 

SolicUors,  John  E.  Hart,  Q.C.,  S.^'ftiedmam  L 

W  HeCnkefnderSOn’  J'  W‘  Ryan’  R'  F'  Leach’ 
Inspector  of  Legal  Offices . John  E.  Hart,  Q.C. 


OFFICERS— ALBERTA 

fSi  p%lSf?!zd":.  -.  v/L  if  'tens 

U3&&Z  B-  “•  J- M- 

Chief  Coroner. .  . 

Secretary . 


Dr.  Max  M.  Oantor,  Edmonton 

. G.  H.  Hall,  Edmonton 

Debtors’  Assistance  Board 
Edmonton0 '  Woy  tkiw‘  A<Mress,  Land  Titles  Bldg. , 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  A,  J.  Hooke 

Deputy  Provincial  Secretary . E.  R.  Hughes 

Registrar  of  Companies . Jas.  Warr 

Secretary  and  Accountant . A.  Dobbie 

Supervisor  of  Motor  Vehicles . R.  F.  Tait 

Superintendent  of  Insurance . J.  A.  MacPhee 

Chairman ,  Board,  of  Censors. P.  J.  A.  Fleming,  O.B.E. 
Fire  Commissioner . A.  E.  Bridges 

DEPARTMENT  OF  INDUSTRIES  AND  LABOUR 

Administration  Building 

Minister . Hon.  Raymond  Reierson 

Deputy  Minister . J.  E.  Oberholtzer 

Secretary . J.  R.  Fleming 

Accountant . J.  L.  Williams 

Chief  Licensing  Officer . W.  H.  MacEwen 

Code  Administrator ,  Calgary . G.  F.  Bouchat 

Code  Administrator ,  Edmonton . G.  J.  Armstrong 

Provincial  Bureau  of  Statistics 

Statistician . Dan  Istvanffy 

Board  of  Industrial  Relations 
Administering  the  Alberta  Labour  Act,  respecting 
Industrial  Standards,  Minimum  Wages,  etc. 

Chairman . K.  A.  Pugh 

Chief  Executive  Officer . H.  E.  Bendickson 

Chief  Inspector . F.  G.  Cope 

Factories  Branch 

Chief  Factory  Inspector . W.  E.  Sutton 

Provincial  Marketing  Board 

Chairman . C.  R.  Pearce 

A/ Director  of  Purchases ,  Government  Purchasing 

Agency . . •  •  •  • J  • Blair 

Supervisor  of  Operations . H.  Jr.  RocKe 

Marketing  Services  Limited 
( Subsidiary  of  P.M.B.  above) 

Managing  Director . .C.  R.  Pearce 

Director  and  Secretary . W.  S.  MacKenzie 

Co-operative  Activities 
Supervisor  of  Co-operatives  and  Credit 

Unions . H.  W.  Webber 

Deputy  Supervisor . K.  J.  Robertson 

Apprenticeship  Board 

Chairman . . K.  A.  Pugh 

Secretary  of  Board  and  Director  of 

Apprenticeship . James  P.  White 

Welding  Branch 

Chief  Welding  Examiner . J-  Spankie 

Boiler  Branch 

Chief  Boiler  Inspector . A.  J.  Monro# 

Alberta  Power  Commission 
(Created  by  Chapter  5,  1944  to  manufacture  and 
distribute  power,  to  develop  waterpower,  etc.) 
Chairman ,  J.  G.  Macgregor,  Terrace  Bldg. 
Secretary,  J.  L.  Reid,  Engineer,  Alberta  Power 
Commission,  Terrace  Bldg.,  Edmonton. 

Electrical  Protection  Branch 
Chief  Electrical  Inspector . S.A.B.  Kembry 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  E.  W.  Hinman 

Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer . K.  J*  Hawkins 

Supervisor  Co-operative  Credits . M.  H.  Pitcher 

Superintendent  of  Treasury  Branches.  .  .  -  A.  K.  Olive 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Minister . Hon.  L.  C.  Halmrast 

Deputy  Minister. .  .  . . 

Live  Stock  Commissioner . . W .  LL  1 .  Mead 

Director,  Veterinary  Services.  .  .Dr.  E.  E.  Ballantyne 

Provincial  Apiarist . W.  G.  LeMaistre 

Dairy  Commissioner . D.  H.  McCallum 

Field  Crops  Commissioner . A.  M.  Wilson 

Director,  Agricultural  Extension .  .  .  .  F.  H.  Newcombe 
Supervisor,  Women's  Division,  Extension 

Service . . . Mrs.  V.  G.  Macdonald 

Supervisor,  District  Agriculturists . S.  b.  T 

Supervisor,  Junior  Activities .  .G.  S.  Black 

Supervisor  of  Fur  Farms . John  ntm-ii  ^ 

Poultry  Commissioner . H*  |L  JYLcMillan 

Principal ,  Olds  School  of  Agriculture - J.  E.  Birdsail 

Principal,  Vermilion  School  of 

Agriculture . N.  N.  Bentley 

Principal,  Fairview  School  of 


Water  Resources  and  Irrigation 

Director,  Water  Resources . F.  L.  Grindley 

District  Agriculturists 

Athabasca . G.  L.  Godel 

Berwyn . A.  W.  Beattie 

Bonnyville . L.  Gareau 

Brooks . Ira  Lapp 

Calgary  (128-7  Ave.  W.) . N.  F.  Bell 

Camrose . L.  D.  Williams 

Cardston . D.  L.  Steed 

Claresholm . H.  H.  Michael 

Drumheller . S.  W.  Pettem 

Coronation . J.  D.  Jantzie 

Edmonton  ( 9817  Jasper  Ave.) 

B.  J.  Whitebread,  J.  M.  Fontaine 

Evansburg . R.  C.  Booking 

Father . V.  Surprenant 

Grand  Prairie . R.  C.  Moffatt 

Hanna . A.  Sherman 

High  River . C.  E.  Yauch 

Lac  La  Biche . J.  S.  Lore 

Lacombe . L.  Rasmusson 

Leduc . J.  R.  Gylander 

Lethbridge  ( Court  House) 

Peter  Jamison,  A.  R.  Jones,  Assistant 
C.  J.  Me  Andrews  (Extension  Irrigationist) 

Medicine  Hat  ( Court  House) . J.  L.  Anderson 

Myrnam . R*  P*  Fodchuk 

Olds  (Box  250) . H.  J.  Fulcher 

Ponoka . J.  L.  Kerns 

Red  Deer . . . R.  D.  Price 

Rocky  Mountain  House . G.  Ross 

Ryley . N.  A.  Chomik 

Sedgewick . A.  E.  Edwards 

Smoky  Lake . Fred  Strashok 

Spirit  River . G.  W.  Shewchuk 

Stettler . E.  W.  Walker 

Strathmore . K.  H.  Walker 

St.  Paul . Marcel  Chevrette 

Taber . R.  A.  Simmons 

Vegreville . W.  N.  Pidruchney 

Vermilion . E.  H.  Buckingham 

Wainwright . J.  S.  Duncan 

Westlock . W.  A.  Ross 

Wetaskiwin . W.  C.  Proctor 

Willingdon . Fred  Magera 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Minister  . Hon.  Anders  A.  Aalborg 

Deputy  Minister . Dr.  W.  H.  Swift 

Chief  Superintendent  of  Schools.. .  W.  E.  Frame,  M.A. 
Co-ordinator  of  Teacher  Education 

S.  A.  Earl,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed. 
Diiector  of  School  Adminstration,  H.  E.  Balfour,  M.A. 

Director  of  Curriculum . M.  L.  Watts,  B.A. 

Supervisor  of  Guidance . A.  A.  Aldridge,  B.A. 

Registrar . .  .  .D.  R.  Cameron,  B.A. 

Supervisor  of  Teachers'  Service  Bureau  _ 

M.  O.  Edwardh,  M.Ed.  B.Ed. 
Supervisor ,  Industrial  Arts . . ..  . .  J.  P.  Mitchell,  B.Sc. 
Supervisor  of  Home  Economics 

Miss  B.  MacFarlane,  B.Ed. 

Field  Administrative  Officer . A.  B.  Wetter 

Director,  Correspondence  School  Branch 

G.  F.  Bruce,  B.Paed.,  B.Ed. 

Manager,  School  Book  Branch . W.  F.  Logan 

Supervisor,  Examination  Branch . •  .  .  L.  G.  rritn 

Supervisor,  Audio-Visual  Aids  Branch 

D.  S.  Hamilton,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

Supervisor  of  School  Buildings . •  •  •  •  G. 

Supervisor,  Radio  Broadcasts..  R.  A.  Morton,  B.Ed. 
Principal,  School  for  the  Deaf 

L.  A.  Broughton,  B.A.,  B.H/d. 
Director,  Vocational  Education 

R.  E.  Byron,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

Administrative  Accountant  and  Personnel  Officer 

A.  Bredo 

teachers’  retirement  fund  act 
Board  of  Administrators 

Chairman . -  T-D.  Baker 

Secretary-Treasurer . •••••;••  .Enc  C.  Anslny 

(For  School  Inspectors,  Superintendents,  etc. 
see  Index ) 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES  AND  MINERALS 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Minerals .  .  Hon.  E.  C.  Manning 
Deputy  Minister  of  Mines  and  Minerals ^  gomerville 


Agriculture . 


.J.  E.  Hawker 


Solicitor . 


. N.  A.  Macleod 


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[1956 


Statistician,  Investigator . C.  W.  Jackman 

Accountant . W.  E.  Shillabeer 

Director  Mines . J.  A.  Dutton 

District  Inspector  of  Mines . A.  Thomson 

Electrical  Inspector  of  Mines . B.  Tait 

Mining  Recorder  ( Edmonton ) . D.  F.  Morrison 

Director  of  Mineral  Rights . E.  W.  Patrick 

Chief  Assessor,  Mineral  Taxation . E.  F.  Gilker 

Supervisor  of  Leases . D.  F.  Morrison 

Mining  Recorder  ( Calgary ) . A.  Z.  Choquette 

Superintendent,  Technical  Division . H.  B.  Grove 

The  Petroleum  and  Natural  Gas  Conservation 
Board 

Head  Office,  Calgary,  Alberta 
Chairman . I.  N.  McKinnon 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  AND  FORESTS 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests. .  Hon.  N.  A.  Willmore 
Deputy  Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests..  .  H.  G.  Jensen 

Solicitor . N.  A.  Macleod 

Director  of  Lands . V.  A.  Wood 

Director  of  Forestry . E.  S.  Huestis 

Sr.  Supt.  Forest  Protection . T.  R.  Hammer 

Radio  Superintendent . A.  Earnshaw 

Fish  and  Game  Commissioner . E.  S.  Huestis 

Superintendent  of  Game . D.  E.  Forsland 

Superintendent  of  Fisheries . H.  B.  Watkins 

Director,  Technical  Division .  T  W  Dalkin 

Registrar . C.  B.  Kenway 

Personnel . Miss  R.  LavaUee 

Equipment,  and  Supplies . Mrs.  L.  B.  Brown 

EASTERN  ROCKIES  FOREST  CONSERVATION  BOARD 
Chairman 

Maj.  Gen.  Howard  Kennedy,  C.B.E.,  M  C  B  Sc 

Secretary..  .  . J.  M.  Marshall 

F?re?ter . . . E.  O.  Fellows.  M.Sc.F. 

Chief  Engineer . C.  R.  Cornish,  B.A.Sc.,  M.E.I.C 

Chief  Administrative  Officer . 

Superintendent  Bow-River  Forest  Reserve 


Superintendent ,  Crowsnest  Forest  Reserve*'  H  Hughes 

Superintendent,  Clearwater  Forest  Reserve.  F.V.  Keats 
Alberta  Provincial  Parks  Board 
. V.  A.  Wood 

Superintendent '. .'  ' . .7  .' .' .7 .7 .77 .7 .7 .' .  Charfes^ande 
Address:  Natural  Resources  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta, 

List  of  Alberta  Provincial  Parks 
with  secretaries  of  Local  Advisory  Committees 

A  FARS  ,  t,  ,  SECRETARY 

Aspen  Beach  Park .  . Edwin  Chowen,  Bentley 

Park  Lakey  k . Geo’  KroPonski’  Consort 

C.  S.  Clendenning,  Irrigation  Building,  Lethbridge 

Rochon  Sands .  E  M  I  cwTi 

Saskatoon  Island 

Crimson  Lake,  .  len’  Sr”  Taber 

Red  LodgmL;  MUrgatr0yd'RR0FkL^P0rUsntaiBHTe 
Kinbrook.  . P;  I  Anderson  Bowden 

Ma-Me-0  Beach. '.C.  l7  Richards  Ma-Me  6  Be^eh 

. a  Sylvan  L^ke 

DUberry  . A’  \ f  Medicine  Hat 

^Se.77:::;w^S^^ 

SSlrR”:8’0"6-  -  w“'s„0gh£j'- 

Kfi-„;77: 

Pembina  River .  ' '  V  WtarS 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister .  ,  TT  , 

Deputy  Minister . 7.7. . non’  t  w  H°°ke 

Chief  Municipal  Inspector . m  iff  J.ge 

Director  of  Assessments ... .  AngUS  tWr Morrison 

Supervisor  of  Field  Service.  .  . Laidlaw 

Accountant.  ...  . TV  n  *  fewann 

Tax  Recovery  Officer  / . . U  U*  Macgregor 

Chief  Collector ,  Seed  Grain  Branch.  ...  *  S  Cherkas 

. .  .  Breach 


Special  Areas  Board 
Head  Office:  Hanna,  Alberta 

Chairman . J.  H.  Todrick 

Secretary . A.  R.  Isbister 

Supervisor,  Edmonton . S.  Cberkas 

Special  District  Agents:  Hanna,  John  Pokojoy,  Oyen, 
H.  B.  Weller;  Consort,  D.  J.  Sullivan;  Youngs¬ 
town,  A.  McIntyre. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  HEALTH 

Minister .  Hon.  Dr.  W.  W.  Cross 

Deputy  Minister . Dr.  A.  Somerville 

Director  of  Divisions  of  Communicable  Diseases  and 
Health  Units.  Miss  Dorothy  McPhail,  R.N.,  P.H.N. 
Director  of  Division  of  Hospital  and  Medical  Services 
and  Medical  Inspector  of  Hospitals 

„  Dr.  M.  G.  McCallum 

Asst.  Director . Dr.  R.  M.  Shaw 

Supervisor,  Hospitable  Administration .  .B.  H.  Foster 
( Old  Age  Pensions,  Mothers'  Allowances,  Blind  Pen¬ 
sions,  are  under  this  official  for  medical  and  hospital 
services  only. 

Supervisor  of  Municipal  Hospital  Organization  and 

Construction  Grants . E.  E.  Maxwell 

Provincial  Sanitary  Engineer . H.  L.  Hogge 

Director  of  Health  Education . C.  C.  Evoy,  B.Sc. 

Director,  Division  of  Public  Health  and  Municipal 

Nursing - Mrs.  W.  F.  Macalister,  R.N..  P.H.N. 

Public  Health  Entomologist . J.  H.  Brown,  M.Sc. 

Director  Division  of  Social  Hygiene . .  Dr.  P.  L.  Rentier 
Director  of  Provincial  Laboratory. .  .  .  Dr.  R.  D.  Stuart 
Director  of  Tuberculosis  Division  Dr.  G.  R.  Davison 
Medical  Superintendent  Provincial  Mental  Hospital 

,.p?.reo*a-  •  ■  •  . Dr.  T.  C.  Michie 

Medical  Superintendent  Provincial  Mental  Institute 

°il?erp  ■■•••: . Dr.  A.  D.  MacPherson 

Medical  Superintendent  of  the  Provincial  Training 
School  for  Mental  Defectives,  Red  Deer 

n-  p  ,  i  it  tt-  Dr.  L.  J.  le  Vann 

Director  Mental  Health  Division. .  Dr.  R.  R.  MacLean 

Nutritionist . Miss  E.  M.  Perdue,  B.Sc. 

Director,  Cancer  Services . Dr.  V.  W.  Wright 

Secretary  Accountant  to  Department  arid  Assistant 

Deputy  Minister . H.  E.  Homan 

Registrar  of  Births,  Marriages  and  Deaths 
on  . .  cfv.or.d:  Deputy  Registrar-General,  Vital 
Statistics  Division,  Jasper  Bldg.,  Edmonton 

Fee:  for  certificate  including  search,  $1;  plus  50c 
tor  each  duplicate. 

APPROVED  HOSPITALS 

Receiving  70c  per  diem  grant  payable  by  the 
Department  of  Public  Health. 

H.  =  Hospital 

Athabasca,  Athabasca  Municipal  H.  No.  13 
Banff,  Mineral  Springs  H.  Barrhead,  St.  Joseph’s 
H-  Bassano,  Bassano  Municipal  H.  No.  6.  Beaveb- 
lodge,  Beaverlodge  Municipal  H.  No.  32.  Bentley. 
Municipal  II.  No.  43.  Berwyn,  Municipal  H.  No 
ou.  Blairmore,  Crow’s  Nest  Pass  Municipal  H  No 
40  Bonnyville,  Bonnyville  K.H.P.  H.;  St.  Louis  H. 

?’nBru  ?  Municipal  H.  No.  28.  Calgary, 
General  H.;  Holy  Cross  H.;  Isolation  H.;  Junior  Red 
cross,  H.;  Salvation  Army  Grace  H.  Camrose,  St. 
rff/t  Canmore,  Canmore  H.  Cardston, 
Gardston  Mumcipal  H.  No.  5. 

Carmangay,  Little  Bow  Municipal  H.  No.  25. 
Castor,  Our  Lady  of  the  Rosary  H.  Cereal,  Cereal 
Munic.  H.  Claresholm,  Claresholm  Municipal  H 
Mo-'i  w'  Coaldale  Community  H.  Cold  Lake,  John 
M®  '  P’  h-  No.  22.  Coronation, 

Municipal  H  No.  39.  Daysland,  Providence  H. 
Desmarais,  St.  Martins  H.  Didsbury,  Didsbury 
Municipal  H.  No.  33.  Drumheller,  Drumheller 

H^No'qn1  f'  N°'  3‘  I0K7IiL®’  Eckville  Municipal 
H.  No.  30.  Edmonton  Beulah  Rescue  Home  -  General 
H.;  Misericordia  H  -  Royal  Alexandra  H.;  Isolation 
H.,  University  of  Alberta  H.  Edson,  St.  John’s  H 
Elk  P?int  Elk  Point  Municipal  H.  No.  18.  Elnora" 
Municipal  H.  No.  44;  Empress,  Municipal  H.  No.  53. 
a/aAaIBVIEW’  Lairview  Municipal  H.  No.  59.  Fort 
McMurray,  St.  Gabriel’s  LI.  Ft.  Macleod  Muni¬ 
cipal  H  No.  48.  Fort  Smith,  N.W.T.,  General  H, 
Iort  Vermilion,  St.  Theresa  H.  Galahad  St 
Joseph  s  H.  Glendon,  Glendon  Municipal  H.  No  57 
Ha^na  LuAtRIE,  Grande  Prairie  Municipal  H.  No.  14 
Hanna,  Hanna  Municipal  H.  No.  9.  Hardisty  St 

No“f  f  Ik  PrW  Providence' Municipal  H 
No.  11.  High  River,  High  River  Municipal  H.  No.  11 


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Hythe,  (sub  of  Grande  Prairie).  Innisfail,  Innisfail 
Municipal  H.  No.  16.  Islay,  Islay  Municipal  H.  No. 
4.  Jasper,  Seton  H.  Iyillam,  General  H.  Lacombe, 
Municipal  H.  No.  54.  Lac  La  Biche,  St.  Catherine’s 
H.  Lamont,  Archer  Memorial  II.  Lethbridge,  Galt 
H.;  Isolation  H.;  St.  Michael's  General  H.  Lloyd- 
minster,  United  Municipal  H.  No.  8  ( serves  both 
Alta,  and  Sask.)  Magrath,  Magrath  Municipal  Hos¬ 
pital  No.  29.  Manning,  Battle  River  H.  Mannville, 
Manville  Municipal  H.  No.  1.  Mayerthorpe,  Muni¬ 
cipal  H.  No.  38.  Medicine  Hat,  General  H.;  Isola¬ 
tion  H.  Mundare,  General  H.  McLennan,  Sacred 
Heart  H.  Myrnam,  Myrnam  Municipal  H.  No.  23. 

Nordegg.  General  H.  Olds,  Olds  Municipal  H.  No. 
26.  Oyen,  Municipal  H.  No.  38.  Peace  River,  Peace 
River  Municipal  H.  No.  21.  Pincher  Creek,  St. 
Vincent’s  H.  Ponoka,  Municipal  H.  No.  37.  Provost, 
Provost  Municipal  H.  No.  12.  Radway,  St.  Joseph’s 
H.  Raymond,  Raymond  Municipal  H.  No.  31.  Red 
Deer,  Red  Deer  Municipal  H.  No.  15.  Rimbey, 
Municipal  H.  No.  52.  Rocky  Mt.  House,  Rocky 
Mountain  House  Municipal  H.  No.  49.  Smoky  Lake, 
George  McDougall  H.  Spirit  River,  Holy  Cross  H. 
St.  Paul,  St.  Theresa  H.  Stettler,  Stettler  Muni¬ 
cipal  H.  No.  20.  Taber,  Taber  Municipal  H.  No.  27. 
Tofield,  Municipal  H.  No.  47.  Trochu,  St.  Mary’s 
H.  Two  Hills,  Municipal  H.  Turner  Valley, 
Municipal  H.  No.  66.  Three  Hills,  Municipal  H. 
No.  45.  Vegreville,  General  H.  (M.H.D.  No.  34). 
Vermilion,  Vermilion,  Municipal  H.  No.  2.  Viking, 
Viking  Municipal  H.  No.  10.  Vilna,  Our  Lady’s  H. 
Vulcan,  Vulcan  Municipal  H.  No.  19.  Wainwright, 
Wainwright  Municipal  H.  No.  17.  Westlock,  Imma- 
culata  H.  Wetaskiwin,  Community  H.  Willing- 
don,  General  H. 

School  Health  Inspection 

ThiB  is  carried  on  either  by  local  Board  of  Health 
or  by  school  authorities. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WELFARE 

This  department  was  created  by  Chap.  6,  1944 
"for  the  promotion  of  public  welfare.” 

Minister . Hon.  R.  D.  Jorgenson 

Deputy  Minister . A.  H.  Miller 

Departmental  Supervisor . R.  G.  Hagen 

Supervisor  of  Public  Assistance . W.  T.  Sykes 

Director,  Single  Men's  Division . W.  A.  R.  Rees 

Supervisor  of  Metis  Rehabilitation  ...  .A.  C.  McCully 

Superintendent  of  Child  Welfare . -C.  B.  Hill 

Superintendent,  Old  Age  Pensions . W.  Bullock 

Superintendent,  Mothers  Allowances . W.  Bullock 


Chairman 

Secretary. 


OLD  AGE  PENSION  BOARD 

. W.  Bullock 

........  . . Miss  M.  Robinson 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister . Hon.  James  Hartley 

Deputy  Minister . Arthur  Arnold 

accounting  branch 

Accountant . G.  Murray 

Secretary  and  Personnel  Officer . S.  E.  Kenworthy 

Buildings  Maintenance 

Supervisor  of  Construction . -A.  Edinga 

Supervisor  of  Maintenance . A-  Brettelie 

Co-ordinator  of  Works . V.  C.  Heim 

Architectural  Branch 

Chief  Draughtsman . H.  T.  Howard 

Director  of  Services . Angus  Maeaskill 

Building  Maintenance  Supervisor  ( Oliver ) 

C.  R.  Cameron 

Mechanical  Branch 

Mechanical  Superintendent . F.  E.  Coe 

DEPARTMENT  OF  TELEPHONES 

Minister . Hon.  Gordon  E.  Taylor 

Deputy  Minister  &  General  Manager . A.  Higgms 

Comptroller’s  Department 

Comptroller . R*  ^Yood 

Auditor  of  Receipts  &  Disbursements .  .  J.  W.  Dodds 

Accounting  Supervisor . M  Vr  ?uin°j 

Material  Records . :  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • A-  Halhead 

Interchange  &  Revenue  Recording . .  .  B.  Munro,  C.  Barr 
Commercial  Department 

Commercial  Superintendent . T.  Spalding 

Commercial  Methods  Supervisor . G.  Ades 


Commercial  Engineer . T.  C.  Bradshaw 

Connecting  Company  Commercial  Supervisor 

J.  H.  Dick 

Plant  Department 

Gen.  Plant  Superintendent . R.  W.  Losie 

Maintenance  upervisor . R.  S.  Crawford 

Chief  Clerk . N.  Arnold 

Purchasing  Agent . G.  D.  Robarts 

Connecting  Company  Plant  Supervisor . .  .R.  F.  Skitch 

Construction  Supervisor . G.  A.  Baxter 

Engineering  Department 

Chief  Engineer . W.  Mason 

Staff  Engineer . D.  S.  Edwards 

Outside  Plant  Engineer . W.  D.  Mallen 

Equipment  &  Building  Engineer . R.  E.  Young 

Asst.  Equipment  Engineer . M.  H.  Megley 

Transmission  &  Protection  Engineer..  .E.  L.  Harrison 
Traffic  Department 

Gen.  Traffic  Superintendent . W.  J.  Ragan 

Traffic  Engineer . T.  Robb 

District  Traffic  Superintendent . A.  C.  Head 

Traffic  Methods  Supervisor . C.  L.  Keatley 

District  Offices 
Edmonton 

District  Commercial  Supt.,  (. Northern  Dist.), 

H.  H.  Doucette 

District  Plant  Superintendent . T.  Goodsir 

Calgary 

Superintendent . G.  B.  Dickie 

District  Traffic  Superintendent . A.  M.  Munro 

District  Commercial  Superintendent . J.  A.  Sherin 

Lethbridge 

District  Plant  Superintendent . A.  E.  Fearey 

District  Traffic  Superintendent . J-  Cran 

District  Commercial  Superintendent.  .  .  .  A.  McParland 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HIGHWAYS 

Minister . Hon.  Gordon  E.  Taylor 

Deputy  Minister . A.  Frame 

Accounting  Branch 

Secretary- Accountant . W.  H.  Turton 

Equipment  Superintendent . F.  R.  Keer 

Bridge  Branch 

Chief  Bridge  Engineer . L.  H.  McManus 

Highways  Ferries 

Chief  Construction  Engineer . A.  M.  Pauli 

Chief  Maintenance  Engineer . J.  H.  Johnston 

Bituminous  Engineer . .  •  •  ■  ‘  ii  j 

Office  Engineer . A.  C.  McClelland 

Chief  Clerk . G.  Royds 

Maintenance  and  Ferry  Clerk . L.  Eason 

Traffic  Board  Highway 

Chairman . ^.R.  Clark 

Secretary . J*  Pntahard 

Chief  Clerk .  O.  A.  Griggs 

Technical  Adviser . C.  J.  Kenway 

DEPARTMENT  OF  ECONOMIC  AFFAIRS 

This  Department  was  created  by  Chapter  2,  1945> 
dated  March  28,  1945  “to  further  and  encourage 
orderly  economic,  cultural  and  social  development 
for  the  betterment  of  the  people  of  the  province  .  .  . 
and  specifically  to  give  effect  to  the  recommendations 
made  by  the  Alberta  Post-War  Reconstruction 

Committee.  a  r>  r>  ±  i 

Minister  of  Economic  Affairs . Hon.  A.  R.  Patrick 

Deputy  Minister . ■■ Rf,Rl.MT°°r® 

Public  Relations  Officer - ...  .  .  •  •  ■  ■  -H.  D.  McLean 

Agent-General  in  the  U.K.,  R.  A.  McMullen,  Alberta 
House,  37  Hill  Street,  London,  Wl. 

Accountant . J.  L.  Patterson 

Publicity  and  Travel  Branch 

Director,  Travel  Bureau . D.  E.  C.  Campbell 

Director  of  Publicity . E.  S.  Bryant 

Film  and  Photographic  Branch 

Film  Commissioner . Kenneth  Hutchinson 

Immigration  Branch 

Immigration  Supervisor . John  Ferguson 

Cultural  Activities 

Co-ordinator . 

Alberta  Music  Board 

Chairman .  ...  R.  S.  Eaton 

Secretary ,  A.  C.  Ballantine,  Department  of  Eco¬ 
nomic  Affairs. 


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Alberta  Visual  Arts  Board 
Chairman,  Professor  H.  G.  Glyde,  Edmonton. 
Vice-Chairman,  Mrs.  P.  J.  A.  Fleming,  Edmonton. 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Margaret  Tewnion. 

Alberta  Drama  Board 
Chairman.  Douglas  Homersham,  Edmonton 
Library  Board 

Chairman,  Miss  Louise  Riley,  Calgary. 

Secretary,  H.  Newsom. 

Alberta  Recreation  Board 

Chairman . Dr.  M.  Van  Vliet 

Secretary . Miss  Elsie  McFarland 

The  Alberta  Industrial  Development  Board 
(Established  1946) 

Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton 
Chairman,  Ralph  R.  Moore. 

Director,  Richard  Martland. 

Southern  Alberta  Office 
Southern  Area  Supervisor 

H.  A.  Webster,  Calgary,  Alberta 

QUEEN’S  PRINTER 

Queen’s  Printer . A.  Shnitka 

AUDIT  DEPARTMENT 

Provincial  Auditor . C.  K.  Huckvale 

Asst.  Provincial  Auditor . David  Barr 

PROVINCIAL  ARCHIVES 

Provincial  Archivist,  Mrs.  Edith  Gostick,  Librarian 
Provincial  Library. 

ALBERTA  RESEARCH  COUNCIL 

Chairman.  .  .  . Hon.  Gordon. E.  Taylor 

a  i  ,  Rouncil  °Perates  under  the  Research  Council 
A°t  of  1930,  as  amended  1943,  1945  and  1950. 

The  offices  and  laboratories  of  the  Council  are 
W  ALangVerSlty  °f  Alberta’  The  Secretary  is 

Technical  Advisory  Committee 
Chairman,  Dr.  N.  H.  Grace,  Director  of  Research. 


Deputy  Chairman,  R.  M.  Hardy,  Dean  of  Applied 
Science,  University  of  Alberta,  Assistant  Director 
of  Research. 

Secretary,  W.  A.  Lang,  Secretary  of  Council. 
Technical  Staff  of  Research  Council 
(See  University  of  Alberta) 

ALBERTA  LIQUOR  CONTROL  BOARD 

Beaver  House,  103rd  Street,  Edmonton 
The  system  is  Controlled  Sale  in  Government  Liquor 
Stores.  Fo-r  more  detail  see  index. 

Chairman . G.  A.  Clash 

BOARD  OF  PUBLIC  UTILITY  COMMISSIONERS 
Qu’Appelle  Building,  Edmonton 

Chairman . R.  D.  Henderson,  Q.C. 

Secretary . W.  C.  Elliott 

Auditor . C.  J.  D.  Baines 

Administrator,  Milk  Control . J.  B.  Moore 

WORKMEN’S  COMPENSATION  BOARD 

10048  101A  Ave.,  Edmonton 

Chairman . C.  M.  Macleod,  Q.C. 

Secretary . D.  S.  Sinclair,  C.A. 

DIRECTOR  OF  PERSONNEL 

Address,  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton 
Director  of  Personnel . F.  D.  Betts 

LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.  OF  ALBERTA 

A  Provincial  Licensed  Company,  established  April 
1st,  1948.  It  took  over  the  Life  branch  of  the  Alberta 
Government  Insurance  Office  which  ceased  operations. 
General  Manager,  R.  M.  Marven;  Secretary,  John 
Bracegirdle;  Chief  Cashier,  Miss  S.  Fridel;  Head  Office 
Alberta  Bldg.,  105  St.  and  Jasper  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

ALBERTA  GENERAL  INSURANCE  CO. 

AGovmmmt  corporation,  established  April  1st, 
1948.  It  took  over  the  Fire  branch  of  the  Alberta 
Government  Insurance  Office. 

Chairman . R.  R.  Moore 


COURTS,  JUDGES,  Etc,  ALBERTA 


SUPREME  COURT 
.  ,  r  .  appellate  division 
GCb!  O'Connor,  Division~^- 

KrterA1SXa^- 

fd°moSrn  J- Ford' Calgary; H-’ £tsoy: 
CSS.  ^^-HToTLcX8I8NampbeU  McLaurin, 

S  clW  Calgary;  Hon.  James  Mitchell 
Hon.  Nffiiaprimr’ose°IEdmontom  WiW’  Edmonton’ 

M.  Dubuc,  EdmonRton;8W.AK.  Jull,  Q.C.,  Calgary. 
JUDICIAL  DISTRICTS 

,  c  EDMONTON 

ZLoLoT6™  CouH~™-  Dubuc,  Edmonton. 

fW-^^b^EXoS^-  Gil0hrist’ 

J- Shortreed’ 

ferfojt  KSBSsakaluk 

River 

Peace  River.  J-  H.  O.  Laug-Hodge, 

Agent  of  the  Attorney -General  \  dl- 
Peace  River.  y  '*enerat  ~  A.  Phimester, 


_  GRANDE  PRAIRIE 

sheriff  W.  C.  Croft,  Grande  Prairie. 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court— W.  C.  Croft,  Grande 
Prairie. 

Agent  of  the  Attorney-General—1 T.  W.  Lawlor,  Q.C. 
Urrande  Prairie. 

WETASKIWIN 

Clerkof  Supreme  Court — R.  VV.  Roberts,  Wetaskiwin. 
sheriff — R.  W.  Roberts,  Wetaskiwin. 

Agents  of  the  Attorney  General— R.  W.  Manley, 
R.  A.  Cawsey,  Wetaskiwin. 

RED  DEER 

Agent  of  the  Attorney-General — L.  Bernstein,  Red 
Deer. 

Clerk  Supreme  Court— V.  M.  Whitaker,  Red  Deer. 
Sheriff  V.  M.  Whitaker,  Red  Deer. 

~ ,  CALGARY 

t  Y\6r\r i  aJ5r,  Clerk  of  the  Supreme  Court — W.  K. 
Jull,  y.C.,  Calgary. 

Deputy  Clerk  Supreme  Court—  C.  A.  Swanson. 
nnQer?  Attorney-General — L.  A.  Justason, 

t^.C.,  D.  b.  Watkins,  Calgary. 

MEDICINE  HAT 

H  ~oerU  ofthe  Attorney-General— J.  G.  Kidd,  Medicine 

Clerk  Supreme  Court- W.  C.  Reesor,  Medicine  Hat. 
Sheriff  - \\.  C.  Reesor,  Medicine  Hat. 

,  LETHBRIDGE 

Aqent  of  the  Attorney-General-].  Harper  Prowse, 
Q.G.,  Lethbridge. 

Clem  lit  supreme  Court— 3.  H.  Fooks. 

Deputy  Clerk  Supreme  Court— G.  D.  Travers. 
Sheriff  -J.  H.  Fooks. 

.  MACLEOD 

Q  C  Lethbridg®*  >r  ae.y-Geueral —  J.  Harper  Prowse, 

Maclerod,°Alfa”e  Court~C •  W-  Mason,  Fort 
Sheriff  C.  W.  Mason,  Fort  Macleod,  Alta. 


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HANNA 

Agent  of  the  Attorney-General — E.  H.  Read, 

Drumheller. 

Cleric  oj  supreme  Court — H.  Hardoastle  (Acting) 
Sheriff—  H  Hardoastle  (Acting) 

DRUMHELLER 

Sheriff — A.  R.  Hay,  Drumheller. 

Clerk  Supreme  Court — A.  R.  Hay,  Drumheller. 
Agent  of  the  Attorney-General — E.  H.  Read, 

Drumheller. 

DISTRICT  COURTS 
Judges  and  Officials 

There  are  two  District  Court9  in  Alberta,  namely: 
The  District  Court  of  the  District  of  Northern  Alberta. 
Including  Judicial  Districts  of  Edmonton,  Peace 
River,  Wetaskiwin,  Red  Deer,  Vegreville  and 
Grande  Prairie. 

The  District  Court  of  the  District  of  Southern  Alberta. 
Including  Judicial  Districts  ofCalgary,  MedicineHat, 
Lethbridge,  MacLeod,  Hanna,  Drumheller. 

NORTHERN  ALBERTA 

Chief  Judge — His  Honour  Nelles  V.  Buchanan. 
Judges — His  Honour:  J.  P.  Mclsaac,  Edmonton; 
H.  B.  Fraser,  Edmonton;  C.  Edouard  Gariepy, 
Edmonton;  T.  L.  Cross,  Red  Deer;  Peter  Greschuk, 
Edmonton. 

Clerksand  Deputy  Clerks 
Clerk — M.  Dubuc,  Edmonton. 

A.  Gilchrist,  Edmonton,  R.  W.  Roberts,  Wetaskiwin 
H.  Sakaluk,  Vegreville  W.  C.  Croft,  Grande  Prairie 

V.  M.  Whitaker,  J.  H.  C.  Lang-Hodge, 

Red  Deer  Peace  River 

SOUTHERN  ALBERTA 

Chief  Judge — His  Honour  Elmer  B.  Feir,  Leth¬ 
bridge. 

Judges — His  Honour:  B.  M.  Edmanson,  Calgary; 
Luke  H.  Stack,  Calgary.  Manly  J.  Edwards,  Calgary; 
L.  S.  Turcotte,  Lethbridge. 

Clerks  amt  Deputy  Clerks 
Clerk — W.  K.  Jull,  Q.C.,  Calgary. 

A.  R.  Hay,  C.  W.  Mason,  Macleod 

Drumheller  J.  H.  Fooks,  Lethbridge 

W.  C.  Reesor,  Medicine  Hat  G.  D.  Travers, 

H.  Harcastle,  Hanna  Lethbridge 


LAND  REGISTRATION  DISTRICTS 
North  Alberta.— All  that  part,  of  the  Provinoe  of 
Alberta  which  lies  north  of  the  ninth  (9th)  correction 
line,  i.e.,  the  line  between  townships  34  and  36 
Registrar  of  Land  Titles — 

J.  M.  Thom,  Q.C.  (Registrar),  W.  R.  Dawe,  L.  A. 
Duhamel,  (Deputy  Registrars),  Edmonton. 

Assistant  Deputy  Registrars — W.  G.  Berry,  J.  P. 
Gow,  D.  G.  Gall,  J.  L.  Bloxham,  A.  E.  Duke,  D.  C. 
A.  Stephens,  A.  W.  Fraser,  Edmonton. 

South  Alberta. — Ail  tnai  pari  ot  trie  Provinoe  of 
Alberta  which  lies  south  of  the  ninth  (9th)  correction 
line,  i.e.,  the  line  between  townships  34  and  36. 

Registrar  of  Land  Titles — R.  B.  Hall,  Calgary. 
Deputy  Registrars — T.  Baird  and  D.  R.  Ruddell, 
Calgary. 

Assistant  Deputy  Registrars — H.  L.  Edwards,  D. 
Burton,  W.  M.  Wray,  H.  B.  Ross,  E.  M.  Young. 

Public  Trustef: 

L.  W.  Gardiner . Edmonton 

Deputies  Public  Trustee 

G.  M.  Colban . Edmonton 

T.  L.  Souness .  “ 

D.  L.  Sloan . Calgary 

Bankruptcy 

Supreme  Court  Judges  have  jurisdiction  in  bankruptcy 
For  official  Receivers  and  Registrars,  see  Index. 

.juvenile  courts 

THE  CHILD  WELFARE  ACT  (1944) 

This  provides  that  “Judge”  means  a  Judge  of  the 
Juvenile  Court  appointed  under  The  Juvenile  Court 
Act,  or  a  police  magistrate,  or  any  justice  of  the 
peace  who  may  be  requested  by  the  Commission  to 
act  in  any  case  specified  in  the  request. 

C.  M.  McKeen  and  A.  Bissett  are  Judges  of  the 
Juvenile  Court,  and  Judges  under  the  Juvenile 
Offenders  Act. 

registration  of  instruments 
Bills  of  Sale,  Chattel  Mortgages,  Hire  Receipts, 
Conditional  Sale  Agreements,  and  other  Transfers 
of  personal  property  should  he  registered  with  the 
Registration  Clerk,  who  is  identical  at  present  with  the 
Clerk  or  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Supreme  Court  in  the  ap¬ 
propriate  Judicial  Districts.  See  List  of  Officers  above. 


MAGISTRATES— PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


DISTRICT  name 

Acme . Arthur  Wheeler 

Amisk . A.  J.  Terry 

Ashmont . D.  S.  Woodlock 

Athabasca . A.  E.  Pearce 

Banff . E.  O.  Taylor 

Barons . Alexander  Andrew 

Barrhead . S.  W.  Thurston 

Bashaw.  .  .  .E.  M.  Robertson,  Q.C. 

Bassano . .  ,S.  H.  Edwards 

Beverly . W.  E.  Curtis 

Blairmore . F.  S.  Radford 

Bonnyville . O.  Audette 

Bow  Island . A.  Stephens 

Brooks . G.  M.  Hoadley 

Calgary  .  .C.  Batch,  C.  M.  McKeen 


R.  V.  Read,  M.  H.  Staples, 

T.  Wilkes 

Camrose .  .  Robert  Henry  Hume, 

F.  A.  King 

Cardston . S.  H.  Earl 

Carmangay . D.  H.  Russell 

Carstairs . E.  E.  Tidball 

Castor . W.  W.  Ford 

Champion . H.  E.  Smith 

Chinook . W.  W.  Wilson 

Claresholm . J.  C.  Reid,  E.  M. 

Mack. 

Coaldale . G.  H.  Gordon 

Coronation . A.  S.  Hailstone 

Delia . H.  V.  Morrison 

Didsbury  . D.  N.  McDonald 

Drumheller . V.  B.  Hawkins 

Edmonton.  . J.  W.  Mc- 

Culla,  L.  W.  Hudson,  Alfred 
Simpson,  Q.C.  F.  W.  Barclay, 
A.  Bissett,  G.  H.  Clark,  R. 
Jennings. 


DISTRICT  NAME 

Edson . J.  Thomson 

Empress . R.  L.  Hanna 

Exshaw . A.  G.  Court 

Forestburg . W.  Smith,  Jr. 

Forest  Lawn . J.  C.  Duguid 

Fort  Chipewyan, 

Miss  Isobel  B.  Stewart 

Fort  Macleod . K.  G.  Craig, 

J.  K.  Ridley 
Ft.  Saskatchewan  .  .  .H.  J.  Brenton 

Fort  Smith . R.  J.  Belec 

Fort  Vermilion .  .  H.  N.  Edgecombe 
Gibbons  Sta..  ,R.  P.  H.  Goddard 

Gleichen . A.  Horn 

Grande  Prairie . A.  E.  Galway, 

R.  E.  Baynes 

Hanna . H.  Hardcastle 

High  Prairie . J.  W.  Bissell 

High  River . R.  M.  Paul 

Huxley . G.  R.  L.  Hogg 

Irricana . B.  C.  Hendricks 

Irvine . Stephen  Wiedeman 

Jasper . D.  S.  McCready 

Jasper  Place . G.  H.  Clark 

Kill  am  . H.  T.  H.  Roberts 

Lac  La  Biche . G.  W.  Franchuk 

Lacombe . R.  C.  Oldring 

Leduc . J.  M.  P.  Coady 

Lethbridge,  T.  O’B.  Gore-Hickman, 
E.  D.  Fryett 

Lloydminster . R.  J.  R.  Noyes 

Manyberries . B.  J.  Evenson 

Medicine  Hat . A.  Y.  Spivak 

A.  C.  Wade 

Milk  River . D.  W.  Fretts 

Milo . J.  R.  Goldthorpe 

Morley . J.  H.  Hughes 


DISTRICT  NAME 

Nanton,  W.  H.  Allan,  J.  D.  Laidlaw 

Okotoks . H.  Jacobsen 

Olds . F.  J.  Briegel 

J.  I.  Welsh 

Oyen . F.  J.  M.  Lydsman 

Peace  River . H.  R.  Steeves 

Picture  Butte . J.  R.  Finley 

Pincher  Creek . W.  A.  McLeod 

Ponoka . F.  E.  Finkle 

Provost . W.  B.  Holtsbaum 

Raymond . W.  L.  Jones 

Red  Deer,  G.  W.  Graves,  A.  G. 
Ayres. 

Rimbey . !  .  .H.  N.  Taylor 

Rochfort  Bridge . A.  Burns 

RockyMtn.  House.  E.  M.  Anderson 

Ryley . L.  Willans 

St.  Paul . C.  H.  Gauvreau 

Stettler.  Henry  F.  Biggs,  S.  V.  Legg 

Stony  Plain . 

John  W.  McCulla  (Edmonton) 

Strathmore . R.  A.  Ferguson 

Taber . Edward  Browne 

Three  Hills . H.  F.  Pryor 

Vegreville . H.  G.  Lowes 

Vermilion . L.  Basler 

Vulcan . W.  A.  Shields 

Wainwright . L.  G.  Hall 

C.  Wilbraham 

Waterton  Lakes  Park . 

C.  F.  T.  Reilly 

Westlock . O.  W.  Elliott 

Wetaskiwin . L.  M.  Moore 

F.  Owen 

tvhiteoourt . J.  F.  Graham 

Youngstown . Frank  Schofield 


350 


ALBERTA 


[  1956 


CITIES,  COUNTIES,  TOWNS  AND  VILLAGES  WITH  CLERKS 

8  Cities;  74  Towns;  146  Villages;  43  Municipal  Districts;. 50  Improvement  Districts; 

2  Special  Areas;  there  are  7  counties. 

Municipal  elections  in  towns  and  villages,  annually  on  the  fourth  Monday  in  February. 
Municipal  Districts,  annually,  the  last  Saturday  in  March;  or,  on  petition,  to  another  day 
of  the  same  week.  The  date  in  cities  is  determined  by  the  charter  of  each  city. 

Alberta  Association  of  Municipal  Districts.  President,  C.  P.  Hayes,  Strome. 

Alberta  Association  of  Municipal  District  Secretary-Treasurers.  President,  W.  P.  Bradbury,  Leduc. 


CITY 

CITY  CLERK 

CITY 

CITY  CLERK 

CITY 

CITY  CLERK 

Calgary . 

Camrose . 

Drumheller . 

C.  B.  Cummer 

W.  L.  Sharplin 
James  J.  Part 

Edmonton . 

Lethbridge . 

Medicine  Hat.  .  . 

G.  S.  Docherty 

T.  L.  Ferguson 

W.  A.  Keith 

Red  Deer . 

Wetaskiwin . 

E.  Newman 

C.  J.  Brown 

COUNTY 

SEC.-TREAS. 

COUNTY 

SEC.-TREAS. 

COUNTY 

SEC.-TREAS. 

Grande  Prairie.  . 

Newell . 

Ponoka . 

R.  B.  Bowen .... 
H.  C.  Scamell . .  . 
PeterMacDonald 

Stettler . 

Thorhild . 

Lloyd  Williams  . 
John  Skuba . 

Vulcan . 

Warner . 

D.  D.  McQueen 
J.  B.  Sheran .... 

TOWN 


Athabasca . 

Barrhead . 

Bassano . 

Beverly . 

Blairmore . 

Bonny  ville . 

Bowness . 

Bow  Island . 

Brooke . 

Calmar . 

Cardston . 

Castor . 

Claresholm . 

Coaldale . 

Cold  Lake . 

Coleman . 

Coronation . 

Daysland . 

Devon . 

Didsbury . 

Edson . 

Fairview . 

Falher . 

Forest  Lawn .... 
Fort  Macleod.  . . 
Ft.  Saskatchewan 


SEC.-TREAS. 


R.  K.  McCallum 
W.  H.  Graham 
H.  W.  Pearce 
W.  S.  Murray 
C.M  .Larbalestier 
Jules  H.  Muller 
John  V.  Meyer 
H.  J.  Noble 
F.  D.  White 
R.  G.  Mullen 
Fred  Uibel 
R.  C.  Warnock 
C.  J.  Amundsen 
Mrs.  E.C.  Baldry 
F.  Milaney 
T.  A.  Collister 
J.  V.  Noonan 
Victor  Baich 
B.  D.  Stover 
F.  L.  Evans 
R.  C.  Gregg 
Frank  Johnston 
T.  A.  Moulin 
J.  M.  Baillie 
A.  G.  Millar 
Jas.  A.  Clark 


TOWN 


Gleichen.  . 
Grande  Prairie 
Granum. . .  . 
Grimshaw .  . 

Hanna . 

Hardisty .  .  . 
High  Prairie 
High  River. 
Innisfail. . .  . 

Irvine . 

Jasper  Place 


Lac  La  Biche . 

Lacombe . 

Leduc . 

Lloydminster . 

Magrath . 

MoLennan. . . . 
McMurray.  .  . 
Morin  ville. .  .  . 

Mundare . 

Nanton . 

Okotoks . 

Olds . 

Peace  River.  . 


SEC.-TREAS. 


A.  Horn 
Robert  Keys 
A.  P.  Grant 
F.  D.  Creighton 
J.  H.  Stephens 
W.  S.  Pedlar 
P.  L.  Smith 
A.  S.  Harrison 
H.  A.  Little 
L.  C.  McLaughlin 
W.  F.  Broadstock 
15625  Stony 
Pin.  Rd. 

T.  B.  Cumming 
F.  W.  Lacey 
W.  A.  Bell 
W.  M.  Cardiff 
Jno.  T.  Steele 
Miss  Joan  Stoner 
Paul  Schmidt 
Mrs.  L.  A.  Billo 
J.  Souchuk 
A.  I.  Berg 
L.  Flauret 
J.  E.  McLeod 
Chas.  R .  Beggs 


TOWN 


Pincher  Creek. .  . 

Ponoka . 

Provost . 

Raymond . 

Redcliff . 

Redwater . 

Rimbey . 

Rocky  Mt.  House 

Spirit  River . 

St.  Albert . 

Stavely . 

Stettler . 

Stony  Plain . 

St.  Paul . 

Strathmore . 

Sylvan  Lake .... 

Taber . 

Three  Hills . 

Tofield . 

Two  Hills . 

Vegreville . 

Vermilion . 

Viking . 

Vulcan . 

WTain  wright, . 

West.lock . 


SEC.-TREAS. 


VILLAGE 


Acme . 

Airdrie . 

Alberta  Beach. . 


Alix . 

Allance . 

Andrew . 

Arrowwood.  . .  . 

Barons . 

Bashaw . 

Bawlf . 

Beaverlodge.  .  . 

Beiseker . 

Bentley . 

Berwyn . 

Big  Valley . 

Bittern  Lake. .  . 
Black  Diamond 

Blackfalds . 

Blaokie . 

Botha . 

Bowden.  . . 

Boyle . 

Bruderheim. . .  . 

Burdett . 

Carbon . 

Carmangay. . .  . 


C.  B.  Ross 

J.  H.  Galbraith 
G.  A.  Greybiel 
W.  L.  Jones 

F.  V.  Britt 
J.  G.  Gordon 
MissM.  I.  Wright 
Mrs.  C.  M.  Elliot 
J.  M.  Fildes 

G.  A.  Parkes 
R.  Foose 

D.  H.  Canadine 
T.  Wudel 
Laurent  Richard 
Leonard  Hill 
David  L.  White 

H.  E.  Ellis 
Mrs.  S.  Davis 
J.  E.  Stinton 
M.  L.  Tanne 
A.  A.  Can  trill 
Thomas  Wilson 
P.  Nordstrom 
Mrs.  E.  M.  Farr 
J.  G.  Middlemass 
C.  A.  Roulston 


SEC.-TREAS 


H.  W.  McCulloch 
K.  C.  Neil, 

Box  133 
Mrs.  M. 

Christiansen 
11018-130  St., 
Edmonton 
W.  D.  Clarke 

E.  Buckland 
Mrs.  E.  Lesick 
J.  M.  Wallace 
W.  R.  Madill 
H.  J.  Dahl 

II.  E.  Molstead 
N.  D,  McFarlane 
Don  Smith 
Claude  Summers 
D.  Arnett 
P.  Basford 
Mrs.  E.  Butcher 
Mrs.  Erma  J. 

Culbert 
H.  E.  Todd 
Edward  Wellman 
Mrs.  Elsie 

Cruickshank 
Mrs.  S.  Shenfield 
J.  W.  Semeniuk 

R.  Hennig 
A.  T.  Litt 

S.  F.  Torrance 

F.  J.  Whitmarsh 


VILLAGE 


Caroline . . . 
Carstairs .  . 
Cayley. .  .  . 
Cereal.  .  .  . 
Champion. 
Chauvin .  . 
Chinook. . . 
Chipman.  . 

Clive . 

Cluny . 

Clyde . 

Cochrane. . 
Consort.  . . 
Cowley.  .  . 
Craigmyle. 
Cremona .  . 
Crossfield . 
Czar . 


Delburne . 
Delia.  .  .  . 
Derwent . 
Donalda. . 
Duchess. . 
Eckville. . 
Edberg . . . 
Edgerton . 


Elk  Point . 
Elnora. .  .  . 
Empress .  . 
Entwistle . 


SEC.-TREAS. 


Mrs.  B.  Reese 
O.  Goodfellow 
C.  W.  McCrea 
J.  H.  Halpenny 
Mrs.  O.  Howerton 
A.  E.  Keith 
Lome  Proudfoot 
J.  M.  Hains 
H.  C.  Somerville 
Marshal  P.  Bye 
H.  S  .Kinsman 
Walter  R.  Aris 
A.  P.  Henry 
F.  A.  Tustian,  Jr. 
Wm.  Q.  Eastham 
F.  A.  Rodway 
Harry  May 
Mrs.  R. 

Lawrason 
J.  A.  Rushfeldt 
Mrs.  O.  Martin 
M.  D.  Charchun 
O.  M.  Vikse 
H.  D,  Clute 
Mrs.  M.  Schofer 
R.  Sikstrom 
Mrs.  G.  D. 

Kington 
Pane  Petrosky 
H.  T.  Protheroe 
R.  L.  Hanna 
John  D.  Read 


VILLAGE 


Evansburg . 

Falher . 

Ferintosh . 

Foremost . 

F  orestburg 
Frank . 

Gadsby . 

Galahad . 

Ghost  Lake. .  .  . 
(Summer 
Village) 

Girouxville .  .  .  . 
Grassy  Lake .  .  . 
Gull  Lake,  S.V. 


Hairy  Hill . 

Halkirk . 

Hay  Lakes 
Hines  Creek .  .  . 

Holden . 

Hughenden.  .  .  . 

Hussar . 

Hythe . 

Innisfree . 

Irma . 

Irricana . 

Itaska 

Beach,  S.V. . 


SEC.-TREAS. 


A.  Wolff 

Mrs.T.A.Moulun 
Mrs.  D.  I.  Dahl 
T.  A.  Reynar 
H.  Farvolden 
Mrs.  L.  M. 

Kutcher 
Mrs.  B.  C. 

Rush  ton 
C.  E.  Ward 
Dr.R.P.  Douglas 
3906-4A  St., 
S.W.,  Calgary 

F.  Coward 
Geo.  T.  Gibson 

G.  T.  Jackson, 
Box  640 

Lacombe 
Mrs.  M.  Tkachuk 
Wm.  Hurlbut 
A.  O.  Arnston 
R.  B.  Johnston 
N.  L.  Campbell 
J.  H.  Cochrane 
Mrs.  M.  Bell 
R.  F.  Swanston 
Walter  D.  Tym 
A.  C.  Charter 
James  G.  Bell 

C.  D.  Denney, 
9017-98th  St., 


1956] 


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351 


ALBERTA  CITIES,  COUNTIES,  TOWNS,  AND  VILLAGES  WITH  CLERKS — Continued 


VILLAGE 

SEC.-TREAS. 

VILLAGE 

SEC.-TREAS. 

VILLAGE 

SEC.-TREAS. 

Kapasiwin,  S.V.. 

G.  E.  Pearson, 

Mirror . 

J.  G.  Russell 

Silver  Beach  .  .  . 

H.  L.  Irving, 

c/o  Kinnaird 
Aylen,  218 
Tegler  Bldg., 

Morrin . 

Munson . 

Myrnam . 

B.  G.  Davidson 

J.  P.  Brown 

W.  J.  Chapelsky 

S.V. 

Ste.  11, 
12045-104  Ave 
Edmonton. 

Edmonton 

New  Norway.  .  . 

Van  Jeglum 

Smoky  Lake.  .  .  . 

Nick  Palamarek 

Killam . 

H.  T.  H.  Roberts 

Nobleford . 

Arnold  Lubbers 

Spruce  Grove .  .  . 

T.  C.  Gamble 

Kinuso . 

F.  G.  Dumonh 

O  noway . 

L.  E.  Olivier 

Standard . 

F.  D.  Knowlton 

Kitscoty . 

Jas.  McCorry 

F.  Lijdsman 

C.  J.  Kenny 
Heber  A.  Jones 

100 A  Ave.; 
Edmonton 

Picture  Butte.  .  . 

Sundre . 

W.  H.  Silvester 

Point  Alison  .... 

Mrs.  Eleanor 

Thorliild . 

N.  D.  Samoil 

Lamont . 

M.  T.  JNemirsky 

S.V. 

McKay  Heath 

Thorsby . 

R.  G.  Sparks 

Lavoy . 

J.  S.  Samoil 

10532-128  St., 

Tilley . 

F.  M.  Hawthorne 

Peter  Titiryn 

Mrs.  H.  M.  R. 

Mrs.  R.  Ferguson 
H.  E.  Porter 

Lomond . 

Radway . 

A.  J.  Styra 

Turner  Valley. . . 

Chapman 

Rochon  Sands. .  . 

F.  M.  Lavton 

Vauxhall . 

J.  W.  Muza 

Lougheed . 

L.  A.  Kneeland 

S.V. 

Stettler 

Veteran . 

F.  Bailey 

Ma-Me-0 

D.  C.  R.  Sims, 

Rockyford . 

J.  M.  Tomte 

Vilna . 

S.  W.  Elaschuk 

Beach,  S.V. .. 

10954-80  Ave., 

Rosemary . 

Mrs.  L  Norton 

Warburg . 

H.  S.  Scott 

Edmonton 

Rumsey . 

S.  C.  Fairbairn 

W  arner . 

H.  B.  Snyder 

Mrs.  H.  Grimm 

M.  J.  Bobowski 

N.  Makarenko 

Mannville . 

G.  Pemberton 

Ryley . 

R.  O.  Selthun 

Waskatenau .... 

Marwayne . 

J.  A.  Elliot 

Sangudo . 

A.  E.  Saunders 

Wembley . 

G.  Rauten- 

Mayerthorpe .... 

Mrs.  E.  Glazier 

Seba  Beach . 

R.  Eby, 

strauch 

Milk  River . 

Mrs.  A.  Koller 

S.V. 

10886-75  St., 
Edmonton 

Mrs.  L.  W.  Clark 

Millet . 

J.  A.  Smith 

Willingdon . 

H.  R.  Savage, 

Milo . 

LL.B. 

Minburn . 

Joe  Hardman 

Sexsmith . 

C.  R.  Brown 

Y  oungstown .... 

F.  Schofield 

POPULATION  OF  CANADA  BY  ORIGIN 


Origin 

Census 

1951 

Census 

1941 

Census 

1931 

Origin 

Census 

1951 

Census 

1941 

Census 

1931 

All  British  Races 

All  French . 

Europeans  as 
listed  below.. . 
Other  Europeans 

Asiatics . 

Indians,  Eskimos 

Negroes . 

Unspecified . 

English . 

Irish . 

Scottish . 

Other  British .  .  . 

French . 

German . 

Scandinavian.  .  . 

Ukrainian . 

Polish . 

6,709,685 

4,319,167 

2,466,512 

87,210 

72,827 

165,607 

18,020 

170,401 

5,715,904 

3,483,038 

1,993,444 

50,482 

74,064 

125,521 

22,174 

42,028 

5,381,071 

2,927,990 

1,784,366 

40,886 

84,548 

128,890 

19,456 

9,579 

Jewish . 

Netherlands .... 

Russian . 

Italian . 

Austrian . 

Belgian . 

Czech,  Slovak.. . 

Finnish . 

Hungarian . 

181,670 

264,267 

91,279 

152,245 

32,231 

35,148 

63,959 

43,745 

60,460 

23,601 

87,210 

32,528 

21,663 

18,636 

165,607 

18,020 

|  170,401 

170,241 

212,863 

83,708 

112,625 

37,715 

29,711 

42,912 

41,683 

54,598 

24,689 

50,482 

34,627 

23,149 

16,288 

125,521 

22,174 

5,275 

36,753 

156,726 

148,962 

88,148 

98,173 

48,639 

27,585 

30,401 

43.885 
40,582 
29,056 

40.886 
46,519 
23,842 

14,687 

128,890 

19,456 

9,579 

14,009,429 

11,506,655 

10,376,786 

Other  European 

3,630,344 

1,439,635 

1,547,470 

92,236 

4,319,167 

619,995 

283,024 

395,043 

219,845 

2,968,402 

1,267,702 

1,403,974 

75,826 

3,483,038 

464,682 

244,603 

305,929 

167,485 

2,741,419 

1,230,808 

1,346,350 

62,494 

2,927,990 

473,544 

228,049 

225,113 

145,503 

Chinese . 

Japanese . 

Other  Asiatic 

Races . 

Indians,  Eskimos 

Negroes . 

Not  Stated . 

Other . 

14.009.429 

11,506.655 

10,376,786 

Newfoundland,  1945— British  Isles  origins,  309,003;  Other  European  origins,  10,050;  Asiatic  origins, 

443;  Other  origins,  2,323.  Total,  321,819. 


352 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


[1956 


PROVINCE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


Entered  Confederation  July  20th,  1871.  Area  366,255  Sq.  Miles.  Population  (est.)  1955,  1,305,000 

Seat  of  Government . Victoria 

Lieutenant-Governor — Hon.  Frank  Mackenzie  Ross,  C.M.G.,  M.C. 

Secretary ,  C.  G.  Dixon 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL  (Social  Credit) 


Premier ,  President  of  the  Council  and  Minister  of 

Finance . Hon.  William  Andrew  Cecil  Bennett 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs , 
Hon.  Wesley  Drewett  Black 

Attorney  General 

Hon.  Robert  William  Bonner,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests  and  Minister  of  Mines , 
Hon.  Robert  Edward  Sommers 
Minister  of  Agriculture 

Hon.  William  Kenneth  Kiernan 
Salary  of  Premier  $9,000;  salaries  of  other  Ministers 
expenses  and  living  allowance  of  $15.00  for  each  day’s 


Minister  of  Highways. .  .  Hon.  Philip  Arthur  Gaglardi 
Minister  of  Railways ,  Minister  of  Trade  and  Industry , 
and  Minister  of  Fisheries 

Hon.  William  Ralph  Talbot  Chetwynd 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  Lyle  Wicks 

Minister  of  Education . Hon.  Ray  Gillis  Wrilliston 

Minister  of  Health  and  Welfare 

Hon.  Eric  Charles  Fitzgerald  Martin 
Minister  of  Public  Works , 

Hon.  William  Neeland  Chant 
$7,500;  plus  sessional  indemnity  $2,000  and  $1,000 
attendance  at  the  session,  not  exceeding  forty  days. 


LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

24-th  Legislature;  Elected  June  9,  1953,  Maximum  Duration  5  years. 

Speaker ,  Hon.  Thomas  James  Irwin  Sergeant  at  Arms,  E.  A.  Jamieson 

Clertf  oj  Legislative  A^embly,  Edwin  K.  LeBtck 


constituency  member  p.o.  address 

Alberni . S.  John  Squire.  C.C.F.  Port  Alberni 

Atlin . Frank  Calder.  C.C.F.  Prince  Rupert 

Burnaby . E.  E.  Winch.  .C.C.F.  New 

Westminster 

Cariboo . Hon.  W.  R.  T. 

Chetwynd.  .  .  .S.C.  Victoria 

Chilliwack . Hon.  W.  K.  Kier¬ 
nan . S.C.  Saanich 

Columbia . Richard  O.  Newton 

S.C.  Invermere 

Comox . Wm.  C.  Moore  C.C.F  Courtenay 

Cowichan- 

Newcastle  . .  .  Robert  M. 

Strachan - C.C.F.  Nanaimo 

Cranbrook . L.  T.  Nimsick .  C.C.F.  Kimberley 

Delta . Hon.  T.  J.  Irwin .  S.C.  White  Rock 

Dewdney . Hon.  Lyle  Wicks.S.C.  Victoria 

Esquimau . Herbert  J.  Bruch.£.C.  Victoria 

Fernie . Thomas  Uphill.  .Lab.  Fernie 

Fort  George - Hon.  R.  G.  Williston 

„  ,  „  ,  . S.C.  Victoria 

t rrand  b  orks- 

Greenwood...  R.  W.  Haggen.C'.C.F.  Grand  Forks 

Kamloops . Hon.  (Rev.)  P.  A. 

„  .  „T  Gaglardi . S.C.  Kamloops 

Kaslo-Slocan  .  .R.  Harding.  .  .C.C.F.  Silverton 

Lillooet . Donald  Frederick 

7  .  Robinson . S.C.  Squamish 

Mackenzie . A.  J.  Gargrave. C.C.F.  Westview 

Nanaimo  and 

the  Islands. . .  Lorenzo 

Ar  .  _  Giovando . Ind.  Nanaimo 

N elson-Creston .  Hon.  W.  D.  Black, 

S.C.  Victoria 

Leader  of  the  Social  Credit 


constituency  member 
N.  Westminster .H&q  Eddie . 


P.O.  ADDRESS 

C.C.F.  New 

Westminster 

.L.  H.  Shantz  .  .  .S.C.  Vernon 
.G.  H.  Tomlinson.iS.C.  N.  Vancouver 

.  P.  A.  Gibbs . Lib.  Victoria 

.  C.  M.  Shelf ord .. S.C.  Wistaria 

.  Rev.  C.  W.  Parker, 

S.C.  Dawson  Creek 
Prince  Rupert. .  Arthur  B.  Brown. Lib.  Prince  Rupert 

Revelstoke . V.  Segur . C.C.F.  Vernon 

Rossland-Trail .  Hon.  R.  E. 

Sommers . S.C.  Victoria 

.J.  D.  T.  Tisdalle./S'.U.  Victoria 

.  J.  A. Reid . S.C.  Salmon  Arm 

.F.  X.  Ridhter  .  .  .S.C.  Cawston 
.  F.  Howard  .  .  .C.C.F.  Terrace 
.  Hon.  W.  A.  C. 

Bennett . S.C.  Victoria 

Vancouver  Hon.  E.  C.  F. 

Burrard .  Martin . S.C.  Victoria 

Vancouver  [A.  S.  Matthew  ..S.C.  Vancouver 

Centre . j  G.  C.  Moxham  .  .S.C.  Vancouver 

I  L.  Peterson . S.C.  Vancouver 

Vancouver  /A.  J.  Turner.  . C.C.F.  Vancouver 

East . 1  A.  A.  Webster .  C.C.F.  Vancouver 

(Thos.  A.  Bate.  .S.C.  Vancouver 
|  Hon.  R.  W.  Bonner. 

{  ...  .S.C.  Victoria 

(Arthur  Laing.  .  .Lib.  Vancouver 
[Lydia  A.  Arsens. S.C.  Victoria 
Hon.  Wm.  N. 

I  Chant .. S.C.  Victoria 

(G.  F.  Gregory  .  .  .  .Lib.  Victoria 
.1.  F.  Corbett  . .  .S.C.  Hope 


N.  Okanagan 
N.  Vancouver 
Oak  Bay .... 
Omineca .... 
Peace  River . . 


Saanich . 

Salmon  Arm . 
Similkameen . 

Skeena . 

S.  Okanagan . 


Vancouver- 
Point  Grey 

Victoria 
City . 


Yale. . 


S  C 

Hon.  W.  A.  C.  Bennett.  Leader  of  the  C.C.F. — Arnold  A.  Webster 
Leader  of  the  Liberals — Arthur  Laing. 

arty  Standing  Social  Credit  S.C.  28;  Co-operative  Commonwealth  Federation  C.C.F.  14;  Liberals  Lib  4- 
Labour  Lab.  1;  Independent  Ind.  1 ;  Total  48. 

Am(plus  $L000i ’xpens^f  ’ “ind^mlftyforTeader  of  Opposition  $2,000 
eieSS^  of Sn,  not 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFF  I CERS— BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY’S  DEPARTMENT 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  W.  D.  Blacl 

Executive  Assistant . W.  D.  McFarlam 

Deputy  Provincial  Secretary ,  Superannuation  Commis 
sioner  and  Chairman,  Civil  Defence  Advisory  Counci 
,,,  .  R-  A.  Pennington,  O.B.E.,  F.C.I  g 

Ltnef  Fleet.  Officer  and  Registrar-General  of  Voters 

Secretary,  Government  House,  Victoria.  .  . C.^GMlixoi 


Civil  Service  Commission — Chairman,  H.  M.  Morri¬ 
son,  Ph.D. 

Chief  Personnel  Officer . R.  L.  W.  Ritchie 

Queen's  Printer  and  Comptroller  of  Stationery, 

.  D.  McDiarmid 

Provincial  Civil  Defence  Co-ordinator 

n .  .  Mag. -Gen.  C.  R.  S.  Stein 

Director  of  Mental  Health  Services, 

Essondale . A.  M.  Gee,  M.D.C.M.,  L.M.C.C. 


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ROAD  OF  PROGRESS 

British  Columbia’s  current  industrial  expansion  marks  a  long  step  for¬ 
ward  in  the  progress  of  modern  man  toward  the  full  utilization  of  natural 
resources. 

Investigate,  NOW,  this  opportunity  to  contribute  to  your  profit  and 
world  progress  by  participating  in  the  development  of  British  Columbia, 
third  largest  and  fastest  growing  province  in  Canada. 

POWER  RAW  MATERIALS 
BASIC  INDUSTRIES  MANUFACTURING 
PLANT  SITES  LABOUR  SERVICES 


DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE 
AND  INDUSTRY 

PARLIAMENT  BUILDINGS  -  VICTORIA,  B.C. 


HON.  RALPH  CHETWYND,  Minister. 


Deputy  Director  of  Mental  Health  Services, 

A.  E.  Davidson,  M.D. 
Medical  Superintendent,  Essondale  and  Crease  Clinic , 

Essondale . T.  G.  Caunt,  M.D. 

Medical  Superintendent,  The  Woodlands  School, 

New  Westminster . . .  ,C.  E.  Benwell,  M.B. 

Medical  Superintendent ,  Provincial  Mental  Hospital , 

Colquitz,  V.Is . L.  G.  C.  d’Easum,  M.B. 

Medical  Superintendent,  Home  for  the  Aged, 

Essondale . B.  F.  Bryson,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Supervisor ,  Home  for  the  Aged ,  Vernon . L.  W.  Fox 

Supervisor,  Home  for  the  Aged , 

Terrace . W.  E.  Skillicorn 

Director  of  Child  Guidance  Clinics,  1*55  W.  13th  Ave., 

Vancouver  10 . U.P.  Byrne,  M.D. 

Director,  Child  Guidance  Clinic,  615  Superior  St., 

Victoria . .  .W.  L.  Valens,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Business  Manager ,  Provincial  Mental  Hospital, 

Essondale . F.  A.  Matheson 

Superintendent  of  Farms,  Colony  Farm, 

Essondale . W.  B.  Richardson 

Collector  of  Institutional  Revenue ,  635  Burrard  St., 
Vancouver . Miss  R.  L.  Wright 


DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH  AND  WELFARE 

Minister  of  Health  and  Welfare  .  .  .  .Hon.  Eric  Martin 
Social  Welfare  Branch 

Deputy  Minister  of  Welfare . C.  W.  Lundy 

Director  of  Welfare . •  ■ . ••F.A*  Sadler 

Departmental  Comptroller . Ernest  R.  Rickinson 

Assistant  Director  of  Welfare . Miss  Amy  Leigh 

Supt.  of  Child  Welfare . Miss  R.  M.  F.  McKay 

Director,  Medical  Services,  635  Burrard  St.,  Van- 

couver . . . Dr.  J.  C.  IVXoscovich 

OLD  AGE  PENSION  BOARD 

Offices:  411  Dunsmuir  St.,  Vancouver  3 

Chairman . Berry 

PROVINCIAL  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  FOR  GIRLS 

800  Cassiar  St.,  Vancouver 

Superintendent . Miss  W.  M.  Urquhart 

PROVINCIAL  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS 

Brannan  Lake,  Wellington 

Superintendent . F.  G.  Hassard 

PROVINCIAL  HOME 

Kamloops 

Superintendent . Mr.  J.  M.  Shilland 


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Health  Branch 
Deputy  Minister  of  Health 

G.  F.  Amyot,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Deputy  Provincial  Health  Officer , 

J.  A.  Taylor,  B.A.,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Assistant  Provincial  Health  Officer,  828  W.  10th  Ave., 
Vancouver  9 ....  Geo.  Elliot,  M.D.,  C.M.  D.P.H. 
Director  Bureau  of  Administration, 

A.  H.  Cameron,  B.A.,  M.P.H. 
Director,  Division  of  Public  Health  Engineering, 

Reginald  Bowering,  B.Sc.  (C.E.),  M.A.Sc. 
Director,  Division  of  Health  Units 

J.  A.  Taylor,  B.A.,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Director,  Public  Health  Nursing 

Miss  Monica  Frith.  R.N..  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.,  M.P.H. 
Director,  Division  of  Laboratories,  828  W.  10th  Ave., 
Vancouver  9. 

C.  E.  Dolman,  M.B.,  B.S.,  D.P.H.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.C.P. 
Director,  Division  of  Tuberculosis  Control,  2647  Willow. 

Street.  Vancouver.  .  .  .G.  F.  Kincade,  M.D..  C.M 
Director,  Division  of  Venereal  Disease  Control,  828 
W.  10th  Ave.,  Vancouver  9. 

W.  S.  Maddin,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M. 
Director,  Division  of  Environmental  Management, 

Thos.  H.  Patterson,  M.D.,  D.P.H.,  M.P.H. 
Director,  Division  of  Preventive  Dentistry , 

Frank  McCombie,  L.D.S.,  R.C.S.,  (Eng.)  D. D.P.H. 
Director  of  Vital  Statistics  and  Medical  Records  Super¬ 
visor  (Registration  of  Births,  Deaths  and  Marriages) 
J.  H.  Doughty,  B.Com.,  M.A. 
Fee  for  each  additional  copy,  50c.  If  extended 
search  is  necessary,  due  to  lack  of  information,  the 
fee  is  $2  plus  50c  for  each  certificate. 

Director ,  Division  of  Epidemiology 

A.  A.  Larsen,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Rehabilitation  Co-ordinator .  .  .  .Clarence  E.  Bradbury 
Director,  Public  Health  Education 

R.  H.  Goodacre,  M.A.,  C.P.H. 
Consultants,  Public  Health  Nutrition,  Doris  L.  Noble, 

B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  C.P.H.,  Miss  Joan  Groves,  B.H.E. 
Chief  Sanitary  Inspector,  C.  E.  Stonehouse,  C.S.I.  (C). 

Departmental  Comptroller . Ernest  R.  Rickinson 

School  Health  Inspection  comes  under  the  Deputy 
Minister  of  Health. 


British  Columbia  Cancer  Foundation 
President,  A.  C.  Turner. 

Hon .  Secretary,  J.  E.  Gage. 

British  Columbia  Cancer  Institute 

Medical  Director . Dr.  A.  M.  Evans 

Administrator . J.  M.  Warren 

Address  all  communications  to  2656  Heather  St., 
Vancouver  9. 

dominion  government  hospitals 
Vancouver,  Shaughnessy  Military  Hospital. 
Victoria,  Veterans  Hospital. 

hospital  insurance  service 
Parliament  Buildings,  Victoria 
Commissioner,  D.  M.  Cox. 

Assistant  Commissioner,  L.  F.  Detwiller,  B.A.,  M.A 
government  aided  hospitals 
(H.  =Hospital) 

Abbotsford,  M.S.  &  A.  General  H.  Alert  Bat,  St. 
George’s  H.  Armstrong,  Armstrong  and  Spallum- 
cheen  H.  Ashcroft,  Lady  Minto  H.  Bella  Bella, 
R.  W.  Large  Memorial  H.  Bella  Coola,  Bella  Coola 
General  H.  Burnaby,  Burnaby  General  H., 
Burns  Lake,  Burns  Lake  H.  Campbell  River' 
Lourdes  H.  Ceepeecee,  Nootka  Mission  General  H. 
Chemainus,  Chemainus  General  H.  Chilliwack 
Chilliwack  General  H. 

Cobble  Hill,  Queen  Alexandra  Solarium. 
Comox,  St.  Joseph’s  General  H.  Cranbrook, 
St.  Eugene  H.  Creston,  Creston  Valley  H.  Cumber- 
land,  Cumberland  General  H.  Dawson  Creek 
H.  Enderby,  Enderby  District  Memorial  Ii.  Fernie 
Fernie  Memorial  H.  Fort  St.  John,  Providence  H. 
Ganges  Lady  Minto  Gulf  Islands  H.  Garden 
Bay,.  (St.  Mary  s  H.  operated  by  Columbia  Coast 
Mission).  Golden,  Golden  General  H.  Grand 
f?r,kts*  Grand  Forks  H.  Hazelton,  Wrinch  Mem- 
onal  H.  Invermere,  Lady  Elizabeth  Bruce  Memorial 
H.  Kamloops,  Royal  Inland  H.  Kaslo,  Victorian 
H.  Kelowna,  Kelowna  General  H.  Kimberley, 
Kimberley  and  District  General  H„  Kimberley 
Hospital  Society.  Ladysmith,  Ladysmith  General 
FillooeL  Lillooet  District  H.  Lytton,  St. 
Bartho  omew  s  H.  McBride,  McBride  and  District 
General  H  Merritt  Nicola  Valley  General  H. 
Michel,  Michel  H.  Mission  City,  Mission  Mem¬ 


orial  H.  Murrayville,  Langley  Memorial  H. 
Nakusp,  Arrow  Lakes  H.  Nanaimo,  Nanaimo 
H.  Nelson,  Kootenay  Lake  General  H.  New 
Denver,  Slocan  Community  H.  New  Westminster, 
Royal  Columbian  H.;  St.  Mary’s  H.  North  Van¬ 
couver,  North  Vancouver  General  H.  Ocean  Falls, 
Ocean  Falls  General  H.  Oliver,  St.  Martin’s  H. 
Penticton,  Penticton  H.  PortAlberni,  West  Coast 
General  H.  Pouce  Coupe,  Pouce  Coupe  Community 
H.  Powell  River,  Powell  River  General  H.  Prince 
George,  Prince  George  and  District  H.  Prince 
Rupert,  Prince  Rupert  General  H.  Princeton, 
Princeton  General  H.  Queen  Charlotte  City, 
Skidegate  Inlet  General  H.  Quesnel,  Quesnel  General 
H.  Revelstoke,  Queen  Victoria  H.  Rossland, 
Mater  Misericordiae  H.  Salmon  Arm,  Salmon  Arm 
General  H.  Sidney,  Rest  Haven  Hospital  and 
Sanitarium. 

Smithers,  Bulkley  Valley  District  H.  Squamish, 
Squamish  General  H.  Summerland,  Summerland 
General  H.  Terrace,  Terrace  and  District  H. 
Torino,  Tofino  General  H.  Trail,  Trail-Tadanac 
H.  Vancouver,  Children’s  H.  Grace  H.;  Mount  St. 
Joseph  H. ;  St.  Paul’s  H. ;  St.  Vincent's  H.;  Vancouver 
General  H.;  University  Health  Service  H.  Vander- 
hoof,  St.  John  H.  Vernon,  Vernon  Jubilee  H. 
Victoria,  Royal  Jubilee  H. ;  St.  Joseph’s  H. ;  Williams 
Lake,  War  Memorial,  White  Rock,  White  Rock 
District  H. 

COLUMBIA  COAST  MISSION 

Garden  Bay,  Pender  Harbour,  St.  Mary’s  H. 
Hospital  Ship,  Motorship  “Columbia.” 

red  cross  outposts 

There  are  Red  Cross  Outposts  at  Alexis  Creek, 
Atlin,  Bamfield,  Blue  River,  Edgewood,  Hudson 
Hope,  Kyuquot,  Lone  Butte. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FISHERIES 

Minister  of  Fisheries . Hon.  Ralph  Chetwynd 

Deputy  Minister  of  Fisheries . Geo.  J.  Alexander 


DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Minister  of  Education . Hon.  R.  G.  Williston 

Deputy  Minister  and  Superintendent  of 

Education.  .  .  H.  L.  Campbell,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  LL.D. 
Assistant  Deputy  Minister 

J.  F.  K.  English,  M.A.,  B.Paed. 
Normal  Schools,  see  Index 
Special  Officials 
Co-ordinator  of  Services 

W.  A.  Plenderleith,  M.A.,  D.Paed.,  F.R.S.A.,  F.C.P. 
Co-ordinator  of  Teacher  Education 

F.  H.  Johnson,  M.A.,  D.Paed. 

Chief  Inspector . F.  P.  Levirs,  M.A.,  M.S.(Ed.) 

Departmental  Comptroller . S.  E.  Espley 

Chief  Clerk . M.  j.  Davis 

Supervisor  of  Planning  and  Construction .  .J.  H.  Wilson 

Registrar . H.  M.  Evans,  B.A. 

Director  of  Administration . G.  W.  Graham,  B.A. 

Director  High  School  Correspondence  Instruction 
Miss  E.  E.  Lucas,  B.A.,  D.5sL.,  544  Michigan  St 
Victoria. 

Director  of  Elementary  Correspondence 

Instruction .  A.  H.  Plows,  544  Michigan  St.,  Victoria 

Officer  in  Charge  of  Text-Book  Branch . P.  G  Barr. 

Director  of  Home  Economics 

Miss  Bertha  Rogers,  B.Sc.,  (H.Ec.),  M.A. 
Director  of  Technical  and  Vocational  Education 
n .  .  „ ,  .  J-  S.  White,  Victoria 

Director  of  Educational  and  Vocational  Guidance 

_  Harold  P.  Johns,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Director,  Division  of  Tests,  Standards  and  Research 

C.  B.  Conway,  B.So.,  M.S..  D.  Paed.. 
_. .  „  ,  ,  Douglas  Bldg.,  Pari.  Bldgs.,  Victoria 

Director,  School  and  Community  Drama, 

r.  •  ,  ,  „ .  ,  _ ,  Ann  Adamson 

Director  of  Visual  Education 

J.  R.  Pollock,  B.A.Sc.,  1722  W.  Broad- 

r,  •  .  .  „  ,  ,  ,,  , .  ,  way,  Vancouver. 

Director  of  School  Radio  Broadcasts 

Philip  J.  Kitley,  M.A.,  701  Hornby  St., 
„  Vancouver,  B.C 

Superintendent  Jericho  Hill  School 

C.  E.  MacDonald,  LL.B.,  B.S.  in  Ed.,  LL.D., 
4100  4th  Ave.  West  ,  Vancouver 
Director,  Community  Programmes 

L.  J  Wallace,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 


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Director  of  High  School  Correspondence 

Miss  Edith  E.  Lucas,  B.A.,  D.  6s  L.,  544  Michigan 
St.,  Victoria. 

Director  of  Elementary  School  Correspondence 

A.  H.  Plows,  544  Michigan  St.,  Victoria 

Officer  in  Charge  of  Text-hook  Branch . P.  G.  Barr 

PROVINCIAL  MUSEUM 
Director  of  Provincial  Museum 

G.  C.  Carl,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

PUBLIC  LIBRARY  COMMISSION 
Superintendent,  Public  Library  Commission 

Charles  K.  Morison,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 

PROVINCIAL  LIBRARY  AND  ARCHIVES 

Provincial  Librarian  and  Archivist,  W.E.  Ireland. M. A. 

TBACHKRS’  PENSIONS 

The  "British  Columbia  Teachers’  Pensions  Act” 
is  administered  by  a  sole  Commissioner  known  as 
"Commissioner  of  Teachers’  Pensions.”  This  official 
also  acts  as  Chairman  of  the  Teachers’  Pension  Board. 

At  the  present  time  the  Commissioner  of  Teachers’ 
Pensions  is  also  Commissioner  of  Municipal  Super¬ 
annuation  and  Superannuation  Commissioner  for  the 
Province.  See  under  Provincial  Secretary’s  Depart¬ 
ment. 

ATTORNEY  GENERAL’S  DEPARTMENT 

Attorney  General . Hon.  R.  W.  Bonner,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Attorney  General . H.  Alan  Maclean,  Q.C. 

Legislative  Counsel . Gilbert  Hogg 

Solicitor . A.  L.  Pearson 

Inspector  of  Legal  Offices  and  Registrar  oj 

Titles .  H.  J.  Crane 

Registrar  of  Companies .  S.  W.  Taylor 

Supt.  of  Insurance .  S.  VV.  Taylor 

Supt.  of  Brokers . J.  S.  Smith 

Fire  Marshal . W.  A.  Walker 

Provincial  Game  Commission 
Member:  F.  R.  Butler. 

Censor  of  Moving  Pictures — R.  W.  McDonald 
Liquor  Control  Board,  administering  Governmem 
Liquor  Act.  (“Controlled  Sale  in  Government 
Stores”.) — Chairman,  Donald  McGugan;  Secretary, 
T.  R.  Berry,  Victoria. 

Land  Registry  Offices 
District  Registrar  Address 

Victoria . H  J.  Crane . Victoria 

Insp. of  Legal  Offices 

Vancouver . H.  L.  Robinson .  Vanoouv  er 

District  Registrar 

New  Westminster  A.  A.  Milledge.  New  Westminster 
District  Registrar 


Kamloops . 

Nelson . 

Prince  Rupert 


Kamloops 


Prince  Rupert 


J.  V.  DiCastri 
District  Registrar 
L.  A.  McPhail. .  Nelson 
Deputy  Registrar 
A.  Thompson  .  . 

Dep.Dist.Regist’r 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Minister  of  Agriculture . Hon.  W.  K.  Kiernan 

Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculture .  .  .  .Wm.  MacGillivray 

Provincial  Horticulturist . R.  P.  Murray 

Livestock  Commissioner  and 

Chief  Veterinary  Inspector . Dr.  WL  R.  Gunn 

Dairy  Commissioner . F.  C.  Wasson 

Field  Crops  Commissioner . N.  F.  Putnam 

Poultry  Commissioner . W.  H.  Pope 

Markets  Commissioner . M.  M.  Gilchrist 

Plant  Pathologist . W.  R- .Foster 

Provincial  Entomologist . C .  L.  Neilson 

Director  of  Agricultural  Development  and  Extension 

G.  L.  Landon 

Superintendent  of  Farmers' 

Institutes . L.  W.  Johnson 

Statistician . ^G  H.  Stewart 

Administrative  Assistant . N.  L.  ^'aJ]Jsusa 

Recorder ,  Animal  Brands . . Thos.  Moore 

Superintendent  of  Women's 

Institutes . Mrs.  S.  E.  Gummow 

Supervisor  4  H  Clubs . Miss  E.  Lidster 

Provincial  Apiarist . Jo™  Corner 

Agricultural  Extension  Engineer . G.  L.  Oaiyer 

Soil  Surveyor . C.  C.  Kelley 

Dairy  Herd  Improvement . J.  A.  iviace 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FINANCE 

Minister  of  Finance . Hon.  W.  A.  C.  Bennett 

Deputy  Minister  of  Finance . J.  V.  lusher 


Comptroller-General . C.  J.  Ferber,  C.A. 

Deputy  Comptroller  General . C.  F.  Swannell,  C.A. 

Director  of  Tax  Research  and  Surveyor  of  Taxes 

W.  F.  Veitch 

Inspect. o')  oj  Trust  Cos.,  Assessor  of 

Probate  and  Succession  Duties .  .  .  W.  S.  Rowbottom 

Registrar . \ . E.  P.  Gillespie 

Director  Consumption  and  Amusement  Tax  Branch 

K.  G.  Stephenson,  C.A. 

Commissioner  of  Income  Tax . W.  S.  Rowbottom 

Purchasing  Commission 

Chairman . R.  H.  Speck 

Agent-General  in  Great  Britain 
W.  A.  McAdam,  C.M.G.,  British  Columbia  House, 
1-3  Regent  Street,  London  S.W.l. 

H.  F.  E.  Smith  (same  address)  is  Industrial  and 
Trade  Representative. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  Lyle  Wicks 

Deputy  Minister . W.  H.  Sands 

Administrative  Officer . B.  W.  Dysart 

Compensation  Counsellor . F.  C.  Dickins 

Chief  Inspector  of  Factories . R.  M.  Purdie 

Director  of  Apprenticeship . E.  L.  Allen 

Chief  Executive  Officer,  Labour  Relations  Branch 

B.  H.  E.  Goult 

Chief  Conciliation  Officer,  Conciliation  Branch 

W.  Fraser 

Workmen’s  Compensation  Board 

Chairman . J.  Edwin  Eades 

Commissioners . C.  W.  Pritchard,  E.  V.  Ablett 

Secretary . F.  P.  Archibald 

(Address:  707  West  37th  Ave.,  Vancouver  13,  B.C.) 
Board  of  Industrial  Relations 

Chairman . W.  H.  Sands 

Secretary . C.  R.  Margison 

Labour  Relations  Board 

Chairman . W.  H.  Sands 

Registrar . N.  de  W.  Lyons 

Provincial  Apprenticeship  Committee 

Chairman . H.  Crisford 

Trade-Schools  Branch 
Administrative  Officers 

Mrs.  Rex  Eaton,  Hamilton  Crisford. 

Provincial  Advisory  Committee  on  Indian  Affairs 

Chairman . E.  H.  Morrow 

Secretary . 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  AND  FORESTS 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests.  .Hon.  R.  E.  Sommers 

Deputy  Minister  of  Lands . E.  W.  Bassett 

Deputy  Minister  of  Forests  and 

Chief  Forester . C.  D.  Orchard 

Assf.  Chief  Foresters.  .R.  G.  McKee,  F.  S.  McKinnon 

Comptroller  of  Water  Rights . A.  F.  Paget 

Supt.  of  Lands . R.  E.  Burns 

Director  of  Surveys  and  Mapping 

and  Surveyor-General . G.  S.  Andrews 

Chairman  of  Land  Settlement 

Board . E.  W.  Bassett 

Provincial  Parks 

These  parks  are  administered  by  the  Parks  and 
Recreation  Division  of  the  B.C.  Forest  Service. 

Park  attendants  are  in  charge  in  some  of  the  parks 
during  the  summer  months. 

Requests  for  information  regarding  Parks  should  be 
addressed  to  The  Chief  Forester,  Forest  Service, 
Department  of  Lands  and  Forests,  1  ictona,  B.C. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs.  .  .Hon.  W.  D.  Black 
Deputy  Minister  of  Municipal  Afftnss 
and  Inspector  of  Municipalities . J-  E.  Brown 

supervisor  of  Municipalities  and 

Deputy  Inspector . J.  D.  Baird 

DEPARTMENT  OF  RAILWAYS 

Minister  of  Railways. - - Hon.  W.  R.  T.  Chetwynd 

Deputy  Minister  of  Railways . 

Chief  Inspector . 

Inspectors . 


.J.  S.  Broadbent 
R.  E.  Swanson 

. W.  F.  Thomas 

j.  H.  Carmichael,  W.  F.  Tyler 
Pacific  Great  Eastern  Railway 

General  Manager . R-  FUPhBSKSSS 

Secretary . <*.8.  Biyson 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  HIGHWAYS 

Minister  of  Highways . Hon.  P.  A.  Gaglardi 

Deputy  Minister . E.  S.  Jones 

Chief  Engineer  and  Chairman,  Highway  Board 

N.  M.  McCallum 

Bridge  Engineer . C.  K.  Saunders 

Departmental  Comptroller . J.  E.  Moore 

Equipment  Engineer.  .  . . F.  A.  MacLean 

Superintendent  of  Ferries . H.  K.  Gann 

Surfacing  Engineer . D.  T.  Willis 

Location  Engineer . J.  H.  A.  Steven 

Right  of  Way  Agent . L.  J.  Moore 

Construction  Engineer . O.  J.  Wilkie 

Maintenance  Engineer . J.  P.  Hague 

Traffic  Engineer . J.  H.  Harding 

Project  Engineer . H.  L.  Cairns 

Materials  Engineer . R.  C.  Thurber 

Safety  Officer . J.  A.  Lonsbury 

Personnel  Officer . H.  C.  Davies 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 


Minister . Hon.  W.  N.  Chant 

Deputy  Minister  and  Chief  Architect.  .C.  D.  Campbell 

Supervising  Architect . W.  R.  H.  Curtis 

Maintenance  Architect . E.  C.  Clarkson 

Sr.  Structural  Engineer . J.  R.  Simpson 

Sr.  Mechanical  Engineer . W.  E.  Mills 

Superintendents  of  Works 

P.  Mackereth . Victoria 

W.  R.  Meadows . Essondale 

G.  Pendygrasse . Vancouver 

J.  C.  Martin . Tranquille 

Insp.  of  Electrical  Energy . L.  Robson,  Vancouver 

Chief  Insp.  of  Boilers . D.  Denham,  Vancouver 

Supervisor  of  Telephones 

Miss  Ruth  E.  Thompson,  Victoria 


DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES 

Minister  of  Mines . Hon.  R.  E.  Sommers 

Deputy  Minister  of  Mines . John  F.  Walker 


Chief  Insp.  of  Mines . H.  C.  Hughes 

Chief  Mineralogical  Branch . H.  Sargent 

Chief  Analyst  and  Assayer .  . .  .G.  Cave-Browne-Cave 

Chief  Gold  Commissioner . P.  J.  Mulcahy 

Chief  Conservation  Engineer . J.  D.  Lineham 


DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE  AND  INDUSTRY 

Minister . Hon.  Ralph  Chetwynd 

Deputy  Minister . T.  L.  Sturgess 

Director,  Bureau  of  Economics  and  Statistics 

G.  T.  Hatcher 

Commissioner  B.C.  Government  Travel  Bureau, 

E.  W.  Evans 

Industrial  Commissioner . R.  W.  Kersey 

British  Columbia  Research  Council 
Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Management:  Hon.  Ralph 
Chetwynd,  Minister  of  Trade  and  Industry. 

Director:  G.  M.  Shrum,  O.B.E.,  M.M.,  E.D.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Assistant  to  the  Director:  D.  S.  Smith,  B.A.,  M.A.Sc. 
Offices  of  the  Council :  c/o  University  of  British 
Columbia,  Vancouver. 

B.C.  Securities  Act 

This  Act  is  administered  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Brokers,  J.  Stewart  Smith,  Securities  Office,  Parlia¬ 
ment  Buildings,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Deputy  Supt.  of  Brokers . E.  T.  Cantall 

Public  Utilities  Commission 

Created  1938  for  the  regulation  of  companies  oper¬ 
ating  public  utilities. 

Chairman.  .  .  .H.  F.  Angus,  B.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Secretary . H.  W.  Mellish,  B.A.,  B.Com. 

Chief  Engineer . H.  Graham 

British  Columbia  Power  Commission 
780  Blanshard  St.,  Victoria 
Chairman:  T.  H.  Crosby,  B.Sc. 


PROVINCE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

CITIES  AND  RURAL  MUNICIPALITIES,  WITH  CLERKS 

Deputy  Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs  and  Inspector  of  Municipalities,  J.  E.  Brown,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Sections  in  Vancouver  are  held  2nd  Wednesday  in  December;  in  other  City  Municipalities 
1D  P££em'jeI !  ln  Villages  on  the  2nd  Thursday  in  December,  and  in  District  Munici- 
pahties  on  the  Saturday  of  the  week  following  the  1st  Thursday  in  December. 

British  Columbia  has  36  Cities,  49  Villages,  29  Districts. 

H-  Jackson.  New  Westminster;  First  Vice-President 
minster  K  G"  Fletcher>  Trad;  Executive  Director,  T.  R.  B.  Adams,  U.B.C.M.  Office,  City  Hall  New  West- 

Th"mp,“' ci**- 


CITIES 


City 

Clerk 

City 

Clerk 

Alberni . 

Armstrong . 

Chilliwack . 

Courtenay .... 

Cranbrook . 

Cumberland.  .  . . 

Duncan . 

Sawyer,  J . 

Mullen,  G.  E. .  . . 

Minter,  H.  Glen . 

Godwin,  S . 

Robertson,  G.  M..  .  . 

Mounce,  S.  E . 

Berry,  G.  M . 

Nanaimo . 

Nelson . 

New  Westminster . 

North  Vancouver . 

Penticton . 

Port  Alberni . 

Nicholson,  H . 

Harper,  C.  W.  R . 

Brine,  A.  G . 

Gibbs,  R.  C . 

Andrew,  H.  G . 

Thain,  H.  D . 

Enderby . 

F  ernie . 

Rosoman,  Miss  Hazel . 

Edgar,  S . 

Port  Moody . 

Lye,  J.  J . 

Grand  Forks .... 
Greenwood. .  . 

Kamloops . 

Kaslo . 

Euerby,  E.  W . 

Plartley,  G.  A. .  . 

Mehain,  J.  C . 

Prince  Rupert . 

Revels  toke . 

Rossland . 

Long,  R.  W . 

Manning,  S.  A . 

Camozzi,  D.  J. . 

Kelowna . 

Kimberley .... 

Ladysmith . 

Langley . 

Merritt . 

Dunn,  G.  H . 

Torgeson,  D . 

Wood  ,R.  S . 

Partington,  C.  T . 

Dunnigan,  Miss  A. .  .  . 

Slocan . 

Trail . 

Vancouver . 

Vernon . 

Victoria . 

Middleton,  F.  S. . 

Norris,  F . 

Anderson,  L.  G . 

Thompson,  R. .  .  . 

Garven  I . 

Hunter,  M.  F . 

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357 


DISTRICTS 


District 

Burnaby . 

Central  Saanich. 
Chilliwhack.  .  .  . 

Coldstream . 

Coquitlam . 

Delta . 

Esquimalt . 

Fraser  Mills .... 

Glenmore . 

Kent . 

Kitimat . 

Langley . 

Maple  Ridge .  .  . 
Matsqui . 


Clerk 

Address 

District 

Clerk 

Brown,  C.  B . 

S.  Burnaby 

Mission . 

E.  E.  Chace . 

Wood,  D.  S . 

Saanichton 

North  Cowichan 

Vande-Casteyen,  A 

Mulford,  J.  A . 

Chilliwack 

N.  Vancouver .  . 

Saunders,  F.  G. .  .  . 

Blackwood,  R.  H.. 

Vernon 

Oak  Bay . 

Findlay,  A.  D . 

Pobst,  F.  L . 

Remphrey,  A.  N. .  . 
Allan,  J.  W . 

St.,  New 
Westminster 
Ladner 
Esquimalt 

15  King  Ed.  A., 
New  Westm’ter 
Kelowna 

Agassiz 

Kitimat 

Pitt  Meadows .  . 
Richmond . 

Thompson,  W.T.  A. 
Palmer,  R.  C . 

Hayes,  J.  H . 

Rice,  E.  H . 

McElroy.  Mrs.  J.  .  . 

Salmon  Arm. .  .  . 
Spallumcheen. . . 

Johnston,  D . 

Saby,  W.  E . 

Summerland..  .  . 

Smith,  G.  D . 

D.  J.  Doubleday, 

Murray  ville 

Surrey . 

Chester,  R.  N . 

Haney 

R.  1  Abbotsford 

Thompson,  J.  H.,  . 

W.  Vancouver.  . 

Harrison,  R.  A.  .  .  . 

Address 

Mission  City 
Duncan 
N.  Vancouver 
Oak  Bay 
Peachland 
Pitt  Meadows 
Richm'd  Town 
Hall,  Lulu  Is., 
Vancouver 
Royal  Oak 
Salmon  Arm 
Armstrong 
rh.2,  Abbotsf'rd 
W.  Summerland 
Cloverdale 
Tadanac 
Hollyburn 


VILLAGES 


Village 

Clerk  and  Treasurer 

Village 

Abbotsford . 

Alert  Bay . 

Ashcroft . 

Burns  Lake . 

Campbell  River . 

Castlegar . 

Chapman  Camp . 

Comox . 

Cranberry  Lake . 

Creston . 

Dawson  Creek . 

Nixon,  H.  C . 

Phillips,  D.  J . 

Kincaid,  S . 

Forsyth,  T . 

Corker,  A.  D . 

Horswill,  A.  T . 

Bidder,  R.  J.  (Mrs.) . 

Spiers,  Leroy . 

Johnson,  R.  S.  W . 

Alderson,  G.  A . 

Dingle,  D.  L . 

Fraser,  D . 

Mission  City . 

New  Denver . 

North  Kamloops . 

Oliver . 

Osoyoos . 

Parks  ville . 

Pouce  CoupS . 

Princeton . 

Qualicum  Beach . 

Quesnel . 

Salmo . 

Sidney . 

Fort  St.  John . 

Fruitvale . 

Gibson’s  Landing . 

Harrison  Hot  Springs .  . 

Hope . 

Invermere . 

Kinnaird . 

Lake  Cowichan . 

Lillooet . 

Lytton . 

McBride . 

Marysville . 

Curiston,  R.  V . 

Morrissette,  D.  J . 

Burns,  Robt . 

Trout,  P.  F . 

Stuart,  M.  G.  K.  (Miss) .  .  . 

Bell,  T.  C . 

Morice,  R.  J . 

Chappell,  W.  A . 

Angman,  E . 

Smithers,  H.  C . 

Oddleifson,  N.  B . 

Gilbert,  Mrs.  L . 

Smithers . 

Squamish . 

Stewart . 

Telkwa . 

Terrace . 

Tofino . 

Ucluelet . 

V  anderhoof . 

Warfield . 

Westview . 

Williams  Lake . 

Zeballos . 

Clerk  and  Treasurer 

Freeman,  R.  S . 

Angrignon,  F.  H . 

Knowles,  A.  S . 

Casorso,  V.  R . 

Stratton,  C.  E . 

Hocking,  M . 

Jenkyns,  R . 

Smith,  Mrs.  E.  G . 

Hodgson,  R.  H . 

Adcock,  F . 

John,  H . 

Sharp,  A.  W . 

Steele,  M.  (Mrs.) . 

Capewell,  J.  L . 

McCormack,  Mrs.  H.  E.  .  . 

McLeod,  R . 

Pickering,  P, . 

Gillanders,  A.  M . 

Holme,  G.  S . 

Chorley  H . 

Heron,  D.  M . 

Evans,  J.  W . 

Clapp,  James  A . 

Gibbon,  E.  H . 

Cloos,  J . 


OFFICIAL  ADMINISTRATORS 


Address 


Atlin . 

Barkerville . 

Courtenay . 

Cranbrook . 

Dawson  Creek. . . . 


Fernie  . 

Golden  . 

Grand  Forks . 

Kamloops . 

Kaslo . 

KelowDa . 

Lillooet . 

Merritt . 

Nanaimo  . 

Nelson . 

New  Westminster. 

Penticton . 


Name 


W.  E.  McLean. 

G.  H.  Dunlop. 
H  S.  S  Mclvor 
E.  L.  Hedley 
W.  A.  McLellan 


B.  J.  H.  Ryley. 
Wm  Met  ■ruder 
R.  MacGregor. 

F.  T.  Cornwall. . 

C.  MacDonald. . 
C.  H.  Jackson 

G.  H.  Meredith 
W.  C.  Pat  ker. . . 
V.  C.  Fawcett.. 

T.  G.  C.  Fox .  . 
J.  M.  Streight 

G.  A.  McLelland 


Electoral  or 

Other  District 


Atlin  Mining 
Division 

Rarkerville  Water 
Nanaimo 
t  erine 

Co.  of  Cariboo  in 
Peace  River  Elec¬ 
toral  Dist.  and  Ft. 
George  N.  of  55 
Columbia 
Portion  of  Vale 
Portion  of  Yale 
Kaslo-Slocan 
South  Okanagan 
Portion  Cariboo  Co 
See  below  (2) 

Co.  of  Nan’mo, except 
Oomox 
Cumb’land  (Comox) 
Nelson  &  Creston 
Portion  of  County 
Westminster 
Portion  of 
Similkameen 


Address 

Name 

Electoral  or 

Other  District 

Fort  George  N.of  56 

Port  Alberni . 

Powell  River . 

Prinoe  George. . . 
Prince  Rupert. . . 

Princeton . 

Quesnel . 

Revelstoke  . 

W.  E.  MacLeod 
J.  V.  Gaspard. 

W.  D  Ferrv  .... 
W.  N.  Poole.  . . 

Cbas.  Nichols 

F. E.P.  Hughes. 
Wm.  G.  Fleming 

G.  H.  Beley.. 

and  Peace  River 
Alberni-Nanaimo 
Portion  of  County 
of  Vancouver 

See  below  (1) 

Pr.  Rupert,  Vanc’ei 
and  Quesnel  Land 
Recording  Districts 
Similkameen 

Cariboo 

Columbia  -  Revels’ke 
Part  of  County  of 

Prince  Rupert 
TelegraphCr’k  Land 
Recording  Diet. 
Portion  of 

Trail . 

C.  McL.  Stewart 

Kootenay  County 
Portion  of  County 

Victoria . 

R.  L.  Cox . 

J.  R.  Kidston  . . 

of  Vancouver 
Victoria  Co.  Ct  Dist. 
N.  Okanagan  E.  D. 

Williams  Lake. . . 

F.  B.  Bass . 

Portion  of  County 
of  Cariboo 

-  All  are  Electoral  Districts  unless  otherwise  noted. 

(It  Prince  George:— That  portion  of  Co.  of  Cariboo  embrac  ed  in  the  Fort  George  E.D.  lying  south  of  the 
55th  parallel  and  that  portion  of  Co.  of  Cariboo  embraced  in  the  Onnneca  E.  D. 

(2)  All  portion  of  Co.  of  Yale  in  Yale  E.  D.  and  all  portion  of  Co.  of  Westminster  in  Yale  E.  D. 

OFFICIAL  GUARDIAN— H.  A.  Fremlin,  Vancouver. 


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[1956 


GOVERNMENT  AGENTS 


Agencies 

Agents 

Alberni . 

Ashcroft . 

Atlin . 

Barkerville. .  . . 
Burns  Lake .  .  . 

Clinton . 

Courtenay . 

Cranbrook .... 

Creston . 

Duncan . 

Fernie . 

Fort  Nelson  .  . 

T.  G.  O’neill 

W.  A.  Munro 

W.  E.  McLean 

L.  D.  Sands 

W.  H.  M.  Collison 
W.  H.  Cope 

G.  W.  McFarland 
E.  L.  Hedley 

R.  S.  Aden 

G.  H.  Hallett 

B.  J.  H.  Ryley 

A  Fisher 

Fort  St.  John. . 

W.  G.  Cosens 

Golden . 

W.  T.  McGruder 

Grand  Forks. . . 

R.  McGregor 

Agencies 
Gulf  Islands 
(Ganges)..  .  . 

Kamloops . 

Kaslo . 

Kelowna . 

Lillooet . 

Merritt . 

Nanaimo . 

Nelson . 

New  Denver 
New  Westmin¬ 
ster  . 

Oliver . 

Penticton . 

Pouce  Coupe .  . 
Powell  River.  . 


Agents 
A.  M.  Brown 

(Assessor  &col’r) 

D.  G.  Dalgleish 

C.  MacDonald 

E.  R.  Oatman 
E.  B.  Offin 

T.  S.  Dobson 
W.  H.  Cochrane 

K.  D.  McRae 

T.  P.  McKinnon 

J.  F.  McDonald 

L.  M.  McKinnon 
T.  S.  Dalby 

H.  O.  Callahan 
J.  V.  Gaspard 


Agencies 
Prince  George. . 
Prince  Rupert . 

Princeton . 

Quesnel . 

Revelstoke.  .  .  . 

Rossland . 

Salmon  Arm..  . 

Smithers . 

Terrace . 

Vancouver .  .  .  . 
Vanderhoof. .  .  . 

Vernon . 

Victoria . 

Williams  Lake. 


Agents 

S.  M.  Carling 

T.  H.  W.  Harding 
B.  E.  Kennedy 

F.  E.  P.  Hughes 
W.  G.  Fleming 
W.  L.  Draper 
H.  S.  Tatchell 

G.  H.  Beley 

D.  J.  Kidd 

E.  F.  Little 

F.  B.  Wheeler 

G.  F.  Forbes 

F.  M.  Shandley 
(Assessor) 

Mrs.  J.  S.  Pigeon 


COURTS.  JUDGES,  ETC.,  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


COURT  OF  APPEAL 

Chief  J ustice  of  Bbitish  Columbia — Hon.  Gordon 
McG.  Sloan,  Victoria. 

Justices  of  Appeal. — Hons.  Cornelius  H.  O’Hal- 
loran,  Victoria;  Sidney  A.  Smith,  Vancouver;  Henry 
LBKd’  Vancouver;  H.  W.  Davey,  Victoria;  James 
M.  Coady,  Vancouver. 

Registrars — J.  P.  Abel,  Victoria;  L.  A.  Menendez, 
Vancouver. 

SUPREME  COURT 

Chief  Justice  of  Supreme  Court — Hon.  Sher¬ 
wood  Lett,  Vancouver. 

Puisne  Judges.  Hons.  A.  M.  Manson,  Vancouver; 


J.  O.  Wilson,  Vancouver;  Herbert  S.  Wood,  Van¬ 
couver;  A.  D.  Macfarlane,  Victoria;  Norman  W. 
Whittaker,  Vancouver;  John  V.  Clune,  Vancouver; 

H.  W.  Mclnnes,  Vancouver;  Arthur  Lord,  Van¬ 
couver. 

District  Judge  in  Admiralty. — Hon.  Sidney  A. 
Smith,  Vancouver. 

Registrar  in  Admirality. — .T.  P.  Abel. 

Deputy  Registrars — L.  A.  Menendez, Vancouver; 
R.  Baker,  Victoria. 

BANKRUPTCY 

Supreme  Court  Judges  have  jurisdiction  in  hank 
ruptey.  For  Official  Receiversand  Registrars, seelndetr. 
COUNTY  COURT  JUDGES 


County 


Prince  Rupert. . 
Cariboo . 


East  Kootenay., 
West  Kootenay, 

Nanaimo . 

Westminster . 


Address 

His  Hon.  Judge 

County 

Address 

Prince  Rupert. . . . 
Ashcroft . 

W  0.  Fulton 

Henry  Castillou 

E.  D.  Woodburn 

IL  W.  Colgan 

E.  P.  Dawson 

L.  Arnold  Hanna 

F.  K.  Grimmet 

Westminster.. . . 
Vancouver . 

New  Westminster. 

Vancouver  . 

<  < 

Prince  George .... 
Fernie .... 

Nelson . 

Victoria . 

<  t 

Victoria  . 

Penticton 
Kamloops  ........ 

Yale . 

Chilliwack . 

(( 

His  Hon.  Judge 


H.  J.  Sullivan 
R.  A.  Sargent 
James  A.  McGeer 
J.  Bruce  Boyd 
J.  B,  Clearihue 

M.  M.  Colquhoun 
J.  R.  Archibald 


JUVENILE  COURT  JUDGES 


Place 


Name 


Abbotsford.  .  .Harry  A.  McDonald 

Agassiz . A.  M.  Naismith 

Alert.  Bay . .  J.  B.  Williams 

Armstrong . G.  F.  Elliott 

Ashcroft . N.  M.  McLeod 

.  Thos.  Y.  Scott 

Atlin . 

Bella  Coola . H.  F.  Giles 

Britannia  Beach . L.  G.  Stewart 

Burnaby . C.  C.  Bell 

Burns  Lake . L.  G.  Saul 

Campbell  River.  . R.L. Haig-Brown 

Chemainus . Wm.  H.  Bryant 

Chilliwack . A.  M.  Guinet 

Clinton  . Wm.  C.  Campbell 

Cloverdale . Fabian  Hugh 

Colwood . A.  I.  Thomas 

Courtenay . J.  Ryland 

Cranbrook . Richard  Shiell 

Creston . G.  Constable 

Dawson  Creek . C.  S.  Kitchen 

Duncan . A.  C.  Sutton 

W.  C.  Bowie 

£er?if-  •  . . J.  H.  Marshall 

.rort  St.  James . Daniel  Fraser 

Fort  St.  John . R.  L.  Picked 

Sa,n/es . A.  G.  Birch 

gold®n . W.  T.  McGruder 

gan®7  •  . . Wm.  Hope 

Huntingdon . J.  W.  Winson 

Kamloops . Arthur  Rankin, 

Chas.  Anderson 


Place 


Name 


Kaslo . Geo.  Armstrong, 

Kelowna . G.  A.  McKay 

A.  D.  Marshall 

Keremeos . W.  B.  Stewart 

Kimberley . V.  M.  Bourne 

Ladner.  .  . S.  C.  Fenton 

Ladysmith . Wm.  H.  Bryant 

Lake  Cowichan . J.  H  Boyd 

Langley . R.  A.  Pavne 

Lumby . H.  C.  Catt 

Lytton . C.  J.  Hallisey 

Massett  . W.  Middleton 

Mission  City . Harry  Beach 

McBride . G.  T.  Holdway 

Nakusp . A.  R.  Bedard 

Nelson . Wm.  Evans 

Nanaimo . L.  Beevor- Potts 

New  Westminster.  .G.  L.  Cassady, 
A-  s.  Duncan  and  L.  R.  Vise 
North  Vancouver . A,  D.  Pool 

Ocean  Fads . W.  C.  Proby 

°llver . James  H.  Mitched 

Os°y°os . A.  W.  Hanbury 

Parksville . R.  C.  Weld 

Penticton . G.  A.  McLelland 

Port  Alberni . T.^LpltterTo^ 

Port  Coquitlam . G.  R.  Leigh 

Port  Moody .  J.  J.  Lve 

Prince  George . S.  M.  Carling 

Prmce  Rupert.  .Walter  D.  Vance 


Place 


Name 


Princeton . C.  Nichols 

Qualicum  Beach . T.  Hadfield 

Quathiaski  Cove . P.  E.  Lewis 

Quesnel . O.  G.  Harcourt 

Revelstoke.  .  .  .  .G.  W.  Cartwright 

Richmond . C.  J.  Haddon, 

R.  C.  Palmer 

Rossland . J.  C.  Urquhart 

Saanich . A.  I.  Thomas 

Saanichton . A.  I.  Thomas 

Salmon  Arm.  .  .  .  D.  M.  Robertson 

Sechelt . A.  Johnson 

Sidney . F.  J.  Baker 

Smithers . W.  D.  Yorke-Hardy 

Squamish . K.  M.  Richardson 

Suminerland . J.  G.  Towgood 

Terrace . L.  E.  Pruden 

TSte  Jaune . S.  J.  Carr 

Trad . Parker  Widiams 

Telkwa . 

Vancouver.  . W.  H.  S.  Dixon, 

G.  W.  Ladner,  G.  W.  Scott 
and  M.  E.  Ferguson 

Vanderhoof . Stephen  Holmes 

Vernon . F.  Smith 

victoria . H.  C.  Had 

Weds . A'  ByerS 

Williams  Lake . 6.  H.  Poston 

W.  Summerland . R.  Alstead 

W.  Vancouver . G.  Robson 

West  view . W.  L.  Parkin 

. C.  E.  Barry 


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359 


DISTRICT  REGISTRARS  OF  THE  SUPREME  AND  REGISTRARS  OF  THE  COUNTY  COURTS 
Note: — Those  Registries  designated  (c)  are  County  Courts  only,  all  others  are  Supreme  and  County  Courts) 
Under  Supreme  Courts,  all  Counties  are  constituted  Judicial  Districts;  in  County  Courts,  Districts 
are  Counties  and  not  Judical  Districts. 


Judicial  District 

Rkgistkab 

P.O.  Address 

Judicial  District 

Registrar 

P.O.  Address 

Viotona.  .  . 

J.P.  Abel.  .  . 

Viol  orm 

Cariboo  . 

W.  H.  Cope.... 

Clinton 

Nanaimo . 

T.  G.  O’Neill.  . 

Alberni 

E.  B.  Offin 

H.  O.  Callahan . 
S.  M.  Carling.  . 

Lidooet 

Pouee  Coupe 
Prince  George 

*' 

G.  H.  Hallett.  . 

Duncan 

'* 

V.  C.  Fawcett. 

Nanaimo 

'* 

F.  E.  Hughes.  . 

Quesnel 

Vancouver  . 

L.  A.  Menendez 

Vancouver 

“ 

Jessie  S.  Pigeon 

Williams  Lake 

'*  . 

J.  V.  Gaspard 

Powell  River  (c) 

Kootenay . 

E.  L.  Hedley  .  . 

Cranbrook 

Westminster . 

E.  L.  Anderson 

Chilliwack 

R.  F.  Aden.  .  . 

Creston 

** 

G.  R.  Fulton.  . 

New  Westm'n'r 

•* 

B.  J.  H.  Ryley. 

Per  me 

Y  ale . 

R.  MacGregor. 

Grand  Forks 

W.T.  McGruder 

Golden 

. . 

D.  G.  Dalgleish 

Kamloops 

“ 

K.  D.  McRae .  . 

Nelson 

■' 

C.  MacDonald. 

Kaslo 

W.  G.  Fleming. 

Revelstoke 

........ 

E.  R.  Oatman. . 

Kelowna 

“ 

W.  L.  Draper 

Rossland 

‘ 

T.  S.  Dalbv. .  .  . 

Penticton 

Nanaimo . 

GW. McFarland 

Courtenay 

•* 

B.  Kennedy... 

Princeton 

Prince  Rupert. 

Wm.  E.  McLean 

Atlin 

“ 

H.  S.  Tatchell. 

Salmon  Arm 

A.  Thompson.  . 

Prince  Rupert 

G.  F.  Forbes 

V  ernon 

G.  H.  Beley 

Smithers 

Cariboo  ... 

T.  S.  Dobson.  . 
Wm.  A.  Munro. 

Merritt 

Ashcroft 

D.  J.  Kidd . 

W.  H.M. 

Terrace 

L.  D.  Sands.  .  . 

Barkerville  (r) 

‘  ‘ 

Collison 

Burns  Lake 

SHERIFFS 


P.  0.  Address 

Sheriff 

County 

P.O.  Address 

Sheriff 

County 

Grand  Forks  . . 

Kamloops . 

Nanaimo . 

Nelson  . . 

N.  Westminster 

James  Hird .... 

James  R.  Colley 

L.  F.  Hodgson. 
T.  G.  C  Fox  . . 
F.  R.  Cotton. . 

South-east  portion 
County  of  Yale 
North-west  portion 
County  of  Yale 
County  of  Nanaimo 
South  Kootenay 

Co.  of  Westminister 

Dawson  Creek. . 

Prince  George . . 
Prince  Rupert. . 
Revelstoke  . 

Vancouver  . 

Victoria . 

Earl  Rimby  .  . . 

A.  W.  Davis.  . . 
M.  M.  Stephens. 
H.  C.  Matthews 
S.  F.  M.  Moodie. 
Eric  Wilkinson. 

Peace  River . 

Electoral  Dist. 
County  of  Cariboo 

Co.  of  Prince  Rupert 
North  Kootenay 
County  of  Vancouver 
Countv  of  Victoria 

PLACE  NAME 

Alberni . T.  M.  Patterson 

Armstrong . G.  F.  Elliott 

Burnaby . C.  C.  Bell 

Chilliwack . A.  M.  Guinet 

Cloverdale  .  .  .  .Fabian  Hugh 

Coldstream . . 

Coquitlam . Lewis  R.  Vise 

Courtenay . .J.  Ryland 

Cranbrook . Richard  Sheill 

Cumberland . S.  Mounce 

Duncan . A.  C.  Sutton 

Enderby  .  P  Farmer 

Fernie  .  .  •  J-  H.  Marshall 

Harrison  Hot  Sp’gs,  A.  M.  Naismith 

Huntingdon.  ..I  W  Winsom 

Kamloops . Charles  Anderson 

Kelowna . G.  A.  McKay 

A.  D.  Marshall 


POLICE  MAGISTRATES 


PLACE  NAME 

Kimberley  .  .  .  .Vernon  M.  Bourne 

Kitimat . H.  C.  Jessop 

Ladner . Scott  C.  Fenton 

Ladysmith  .  Wm.  H.  Bryant 

Langley  Prairie . R.  A.  Payne 

Merrit .  Peter  Moyes 

Nanaimo . L.  Beevor-Potts 

Nelson . Wm.  Brown 

New  Westminster  .  .G.  L.  Cassady 
North  Vanc’r  (City)  .  .  .A.  D.  Pool 
North  Vane’r  (Dist)  .  .  .A.  D.  Pool 

Oak  Bay . H.  C.  Hall 

Penticton  .  ..G  A  McLelland 

Port  Alberni . T.  M.  Patterson 

Port  Coquitham  .  G.  R. Leigh 

Port  Moody . J.  J.  Lye 

Port  Hammond . W.  Hope 

Prince  George . P.  J.  Moran 


PLACE  NAME 

Prince  Rupert.  .  .Walter  D.  Vance 
Revelefrolce.  .  .G.  Cartwright 

Richmond . R.  C.  Palmer 

Rossland . J.  C.  Urquhart 

Salmon  Aron  D.  M.  Robertson 
and  N.  C.  Dawson 

Slocan  . 

Spillumeheen . 

Tadanac . P.  Williams 

Trail . P.  Williams 

Vancouver . Oscar  Orr 

W.  F.  C.  Firkin,  W.  H.  S.  Dixon, 
G.  Scott,  T.  Domm,  Deputies 

Vernon  _  F.  Smith 

Victoria . H.  C.  Halj 

West  Summerland . R.  Alstead 

West  Vancouver  Gordon  Robson 


GOLD  COMMISSIONERS  AND  MINING  RECORDERS 

Where  only  one  name  appears,  official  combines  both  offices;  where  two  names  appear  Gold  Commissioner  is  first 


Mining  Location  of 

Division  Office_ Official 


Mining 

Division 


Alberni . 

Atlin . 

Cariboo . 

Clinton . 

Fort  Steele . 

Golden . 

Greenwood . 

Kamloops . 

Liard . 

Liard . 

Nanaimo . 

Nelson . 

N.  Westminster.  .  . 


Alberni . T.  G.  O’Neill 

Atlin . W.  E.  McLean 

Quesnel . F.  E.  P.  Hughes 

.Clinton . W.  H.  Cope 

.Cranbrook . E.  L.  Hedley 

.  Golden . R.  H. 

McGruder 

.Grand  Forks. .  .R.  MacGregor 

.  Kamloops . D.  Dalgleish 

.Victoria . K.  B.  Blakey 

.Victoria.  .  .  ,R.  H.  McCrimmon 

Nanaimo . W  H.  Cochrane 

Nelson . K.  D.  McRae 

N.  WestminsterJ.  F.  McDonald 
G.  C.  Kimberley 


Nicola . 

Omineca 
Osoyoos . . . . 
Revelstoke. . 
Similkameen 
Skeena . 

Slocan . 

Trail  Creek . 
Vancouver .  . 

Vernon . 

Victoria . 


Location  of 

Office  Official 

Merritt . .T.  S.  Dobson 

Smithers . G.  H.  Beley 

Penticton . T.  S.  Dalby 

Revelstoke  ....  W.  G.  Fleming 

Princeton . B.  Kennedy 

Prince  Rupert.  .T.  H.  W. 

Harding 

Kaslo . C.  Macdonald 

B.  F.  Palmer 

Rossland . W.  L.  Draper 

Vancouver . J.  Egdell 

Mrs.  F.  Sherman,  Deputy 

Vernon . G.  F.  Forbes 

Victoria . R.  H.  Mc- 

Crimmon 


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PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 

Entered  Confederation  July  16th,  1870.  Area  240,512  Sq.  Miles.  Population  1951  771,815 
Seat  of  Government.  Winnipeg 

Lieutenant-Governor — The  Honourable  John  Stewart  McDiarmid 
Private  Secretary — Miss  Lois  Hobday 


PROVINCIAL 

Premier  and  President  of  the  Council 

Hon.  D.  L.  Campbell,  (L-P.) 
Minister  of  Dominion-Provincial  Relations 

Hon.  D.  L.  Campbell 
Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Immigration 

Hon.  R.  D.  Robertson 
Attorney  General,  Hon.  M.  N.  Hryhorczuk.  . .  .  ( L-P .) 
Minister  of  Municiple  A  ffairs 

Hon.  E.  Prefontaine  (L-P.) 
Provincial  Secretary...  Hon.  E.  Prefontaine  (L-P.) 
Minister  of  Industry  and  Commerce 

Hon  R.  D.  Turner  (L-P.) 
The  Premier’s  Salary  is  $10,000;  Cabinet  Ministers, 
Acting  Clerk  of  Executive  Council,  O.  M.  M.  Kay 


EXECUTIVE 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Natural  Resources 

Hon.  C.  E.  Greenlay  (L-P.) 
Minister  of  Education .  .Hon.  Wallace  C.  Miller  (L-P.) 
Minister  of  Public  Works 

Hon.  Francis  C.  Bell  (L-P.) 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  C.  E.  Greenlay  (L-P.) 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  R.  D.  Turner  (L-P.) 

Minister  of  Health  and  Public  Welfare 

Hon.  R.  W.  Bend  (L-P.) 

Minister  of  Public  Utilities 

Hon.  C.  E.  Shuttle  worth  (L-P.) 
Minister  without  Portfolio 

Hon.  William  Morton  (L-P.) 
,000;  in  addition  to  the  sessional  indemnity  of  $3,000. 
Provincial  Librarian  and  Archivist . . 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Twenty  fourth  Legislature.  General  Election  June  8th,  1953.  Legal  duration  5  years. 
t  _  The  last  General  Election  was  June  8th,  1953 

Members’  Sessional  Allowance,  $3,000  with  an  extra  allowance  to  an  opposition  leader  of  $2,500. 
Speaker — N.  V.  Bachynsky  Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly — Charland  Prud’homme 
Leader  of  Opposition,  D.  Roblin  Leader  of  C.C.F.,  Lloyd  Stinson 


ELECTORIAL  DIVISION  NAME  P.O.  ADDRESS 

Arthur . J.  Arthur  Ross,  P-C . Melita 

Assiniboia . Reg.  F.  Wightman,  L-P., 

67  Oakdale  PI.,  St.  James 

Birtle . Hon  F.  C.  Bell,  L-P., 

.  Legislative  Bldg. 

Brandon  City .  .  .  .  R.  O.  Lissaman,  P-C., 

832-llth  St.,  Brandon 

Carillon . Hon.  Edmond  Prefontaine,  L-P., 

Legislative  Bldg. 

Cypress . Francis  M.  Ferg,  Q.C.,  L-P., 

_  „  Glenboro 

Dauphin . Wm.  L.  Bullmore,  S-C., 

_  203-4th  Ave.,  N.W.,  Dauphin 

Delorame- 

Glenwood . Earl  Draper,  P-C .  Elgin 

Dufferin . Walter  C.  McDonald,  L-P., 

n  „  ,  „  Roland 

Emerson . John  R.  Solomon,  Ind.  L-P., 

_  711  McIntyre  Block,  Winnipeg 

Lthelbert . M.  N.  Hryhorczuk,  L-P.Ethelbert 

vairford . Jas.  F.  Anderson,  L-P . Ashern 

Fisher . Hon,  N.  V.  Bachynsky,  L-P., 

Gilbert  Plains. .  .  .Ray  Mitchell,  L-P.,  PoPlaifield 

rt-  <■  _  „  .  R.R.  2,  Grandview 

Gimh . Dr.  Steinn  O.  Thompson,  L-P., 

Gladstone . Hon.  Wm.  Morton,  L-P.,  Rl'erton 

rr  ■  .  - r  Legislative  Bldg. 

Hamiota . Hon.  Chas.  L.  Shuttleworth,  L-P 

Iberville . John  McDowell,  pL^flative  Bldi' 

Kildonan-  5°5  Grai“  Exchange’  Winnipeg 

Transcona . A.  Russell  Paulley,  C.C.F., 

318  Regent  Ave.,  Transcona 
A illarney . Abram  W.  Harrison,  P-C., 

Lakeside . Hon.  Douglas  L.  Campbeh°L-p!^ 

Lansdowne . Mathew  R.  Sutherhnd^L-P.51^' 

LaVerandrye . Edmond  Brodeur,  L-P., 

Minnedosa  .Gilbert  A.  Hutton,  -S-C.,SMi^nedosa 

Manitou-Morden .  Hugh  B.  Morrison,  P-C. .  .  Kaleida 

Morris  . Harry  P’  shewman,  Ind..  .  .Morris 

Mountain . Walter  E.  Clark,  L-P.  . .  Baidu? 

Norfolk-Beautiful  -.oaiaur 

Pona^eLa . SamUe'  K  Burch’  L'P”  WeUwood 

Prairie . Hon.  Chas.  E.  Greenlay,  L-P., 

Legislative  Bldg. 


ELECTORAL  DIVISION  NAME  P.O.  ADDRESS 

Rhineland . Hon.  W.  C.  Miller,  L-P., 

Legislative  Bldg. 

Roblin . Hon.  Ronald  D.  Robertson,  L-P., 

Legislative  Bldg. 

Rockwood . Robert  W.  Bend,  Ind.  L-P., 

Stonewall 

Rupert’s  Land. . .  .F.  Roy  Brown,  L-P., 

4  Lonsdale  Apts.,  379  River,  Winnipeg 

Russell . R.  S.  Clement,  Ind.,  L-P.,.  .Russell 

St.  Andrews . Thos.  P.  Hillhouse,  Q.C.,  L-P., 

Dominion  Bank  Bldg.,  Selkirk 

St.  Boniface . Roger  Teillet,  L-P., 

129  Traverse  Ave.,  St.  Boniface 

St.  Boniface . Leslie  R.  Fennell,  L-P., 

825  Somerset  Ave.,  Fort  Garry 

St.  Clements . Stanely  Copp,  L-P., 

Box  44,  R.R.  5,  Winnipeg 

St.  George . Christian  Halldbrson,  L-P., 

ft]  nksdale 

Ste.  Rose . Gildas  L.  Molgat,  L-P., 

St.  Rose  du  Lac 

Springfield . Willim  Lucko,  L-P _ Hazel  Glen 

Swan  River . Geo.  P.  Renouf,  P-C .  .  .Minitonas 

The  Pas . Francis  L.  Jobin,  L-P., 

m  34  Church  St.,  Flin  Flon 

Turtle  Mountain.  Errick  F.  Willis,  P-C., 

...  ,  117  Girton  Blvd,  Tuxedo 

Virden . J.  W.  M.  Thompson,  P-C.,  Elkhorn 

Winnipeg  Centre.  H.  B.  Scott,  P-C., 

n- .  .  „  9  Blanchard  Ave.,  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg  Centre  .Steve  Juba,  Ind., 

r—r .  .  858  William  Ave.,  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg  Centre.  Jack  St.  John,  L-P., 

Trr-  .  „  424  Middlegate,  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg  Centre.  Donovan  Swailes,  C.C.F., 

366  Landsdowne  Ave.,  Winnipeg 
Winnipeg  North.  Morns  A.  Gray,  C.C.F., 
rr-.  616  Main  St.,  Winnipeg 

It  mmpeg  North.  .John  M.  Hawryluk,  C.C.F., 

nr-  ■  rr  ,  rr.  84  Furby  Street,  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg  North..  Wm.  A.  Kardash,  L-P., 

703  Redwood  Ave.,  Winnipeg 
Winnipeg  North.  .Alex  Turk,  L-P., 
nr.  .  „  ,  _  147  Stanier  Street,  Winnipeg 

W mmpeg  South . .  Gurney  Evans,  P-C., 

nr-  „  ,  rr  „  208  Dromore  Ave.,  Winnipeg 

W mmpeg  South . .  Dufferin  Robin  P-C., 

nr-  -  rr  r  235  Main  Street,  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg  South ..  Lloyd  C.  Stinson,  C.C.F., 

nr-  r,  ,  334  Balfour  Ave.,  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg  South.. Hon.  Ronald  D.  Turner,  L-P., 

Legislative  Bldg. 


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CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS— MANITOBA 


TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  R.  D.  Turner,  Q.C* 

Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer . J.  S.  Anderson 

Administrative  Officer,  Taxation  Branch, 

G.  W.  Johnston 

The  Comptrolling  and  Audit  Branch 

Comptroller-General . G.  D.  Iliffe,  C.A. 

Chief  Auditor . . . .  .  K.  W.  Burns 

Provincial  Accountant . Miss  Marion  MacTaggart 

Auditor  of  Disbursements . R.  F.  Brangan 

ATTORNEY  GENERAL’S  DEPARTMENT 

Attorney  General.  .  .  . . Hon.  M.  N.  Hryhorczuk 

Deputy  Minister.  .Brig.  O.  M.  M.  Kay.  C.B.E.,  Q.C. 
Crown  Attys:  W.  J.  Johnston,  Q.C.,  A.  S.  Dewar,  D. 
M.  Peden,  S.  R.  Lyon,  W.  S.  Wright. 

C. J.D . R.  A.  Gilroy 

W.J.D . Frank  O.  Meighen,  Q.C. 

N.J.D . W.  G.  Ferguson,  Q.C. 

S.J.D . (Counsel  for  Crown)  D.  L.  Cameron,  Q.C. 

D. J.D . C.  S.  A.  Rogers,  Q.C. 

Northern  Manitoba  ana  The  Pas , 

(Counsel  for  Crown)  O.  F.  Wright,  Q.C. 

Inspector  of  Legal  Offices . C.  Prudhomme 

Inspector  of  Gaols . D.  C.  M.  Kyle 

Judge  of  Juvenile  Court . E.  J.  Heaney 

Legislative  Counsel . G.  S.  Rutherford,  Q.C. 

Administrator  of  Estates  of  the  Mentally 

Incompetent . F.  G.  Ritchie 

MANITOBA  LIQUOR  CONTROL  COMMISSION 

Commissioner .  . W.  R.  Clubb 

Liquor  Licensing  Board 

(Appointed  to  advise  the  Manitoba  Liquor  Comm.) 

Chairman .  •  W.  R.  Clubb 

Chief  Inspector  Liquor  Law  Enforcement.  .  J.  A.  Picken 
GAOLS  AND  GAOLERS 

Provincial  Gaol,  Winnipeg,  E.  G.  Weeks 
Provincial  Gaol,  Brandon  Wm.  Sutherland. 

Provmcxal  Gaol,  Danphin.  W.  J.  Hilton. 

Gaol  for  Women,  Portage  la  Prairie,  Miss  J.  Mac- 
pherson. 

THE  MANITOBA  HOME  FOR  GIRLS 

West  Kildonan 

Superintendent . Miss  M.  Tobin 

THE  MANITOBA  HOME  FOR  BOYS 

Box  1342,  Portage  la  Prairie. 
Superintendent . B.  D.  Jones 

DEPT.  OF  AGRICULTURE  AND  IMMIGRATION 

Minister  of  Agriculture . Hon  R.  D.  Robertson 

Deputy  Minister . •••-•£ 

Dairy  Commissioner ■ . C.  ri.  if.  iyiiuck 

Live  Stock  Commissioner . J- Id.  Conner 

Publications . H.  E.  W  ood 

Extension  Service  and  Supt.  Agricultural  Societies, 

D.  C.  Foster 

Veterinary  Laboratory . ■  •  •  -PT-  .J* M*  Isa 

Farm  Help  Service . H.  R.  Richardson 

Co-operative  Services . R.  F>.  Cnase 

DEBT  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

A/ Commissioner . D*  W.  Grant 

MILK  CONTROL  BOARD 

Chairman . . .  •••  •  *  •  J*  McPhail 

Members . J-  M.  Brown.  Ben  Lewis 

Secretary . J-  D-  Cameron 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Minister  of  Education . Hon. 

Deputy  Minister . B.  Scott  Bateman,  B.A. 

Chief  Inspector . Ernest  H.  Reid,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 

Correspondence  Courses . C.  J.  Hutchings,  M.A 

Technical  Education . . .  •  —  L.S.  Smith,  B.A. 

Registrar . . . R^R™R°T?ertSOnr,  lA 

Director  of  Curriculum . J.  M.  Brown  ,D.Ed. 

Administrative  Officer .  .  .  .R.  W.  Dalton,  FA.,  B.  Ld. 

School  Administrator . A.  A.  MacDonald 

Supervisor,  School  Broadcasts,  _  ^  . 

Gertrude  McCance,  B.A. 

Supervisor,  Visual  Education . T.  4,rr2^frong 

Manager,  Text  Book  Bureau . M .  P.  Ehman 

Supervisor  of  Teacher  Supply  and  ^  ^ 


MANITOBA  TECHNICAL  INSTITUTE 

Winnipeg — B.  T.  Addy,  B.Sc.,  Principal 

NORMAL  SCHOOL  (RESIDENTIAL) 

Winnipeg — R.  W.  Lightly,  B.A.,  Principal. 

SCHOOL  HEALTH  EDUCATION 

Ralph  Wendeborn,  B.Paed.,  Dept,  of  Health  and 
Public  Welfare,  320  Sherbrooke  St.,  Winnipeg. 

TEACHERS’  RETIREMENT  ALLOWANCES 
FUND  BOARD 

Chairman . F.  D.  MacCharles 

Great  West  Life  Assurance  Co.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Secretary 

J.  E.  Millard,  46A  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg 
(For  School  Inspectors  see  Index) 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  UTILITIES 

Minister . Hon.  C.  L.  Shuttleworth 

MUNICIPAL  AND  PUBLIC  UTILITY  BOARD 

214  Law  Courts,  Kennedy  St.,  Winnipeg 

Chairman . R*  L.  McDonald 

The  Securities  Act  of  Manitoba 
This  Board  administers  all  matters  pertaining  to 
the  sale  of  Securities. 

The  act  is  administered  by  the  above  Board,  but 
is  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Attorney-General’s 
Dept. 

THE  MANITOBA  TELEPHONE  SYSTEM 

Commissioner . J.  F.  Mills 

Chief  Engineer  and  Asst.  General  Manager.  .  J.  Fenton 
Comptroller . G.  V.  Williamson 

MANITOBA  POWER  COMMISSION 

General  Manager . W.  D.  Fallis 

Asst.  General  Manager . L.  B.  Mackay 

Secretary . G.  A.  Wrighton 

MANITOBA  CENSOR  BOARD 

Chairman . M.  V.  B.  Newton 

Censors . Mrs.  M.  Ives,  Mrs.  H.  D.  Howell 


Chairman . 


MOTOR  CARRIER  BOARD 


.R.  B.  Baillie 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister  of  Public  Works . Hon.  F.  C.  Bell 

Deputy  Minister . Geo.  E.  Collins 

Executive  Assistant . ■  •  H*  ^  i0(* 

Chief  Engineer,  Highways  Branch . H.  P.  Stanley 

Senior  District  Engineer . L.  Kennedy 

Municipal  Engineer . H.  S.  Cameron 

Architect  and  Supt.  of  Public  Buildings.  .  .  .G.  Parfitt 

Purchasing  Bureau . C.  V.  Marrm 

Government  Postmaster . •  •  •  y  •  _D \ck 

Accountant  and  Chief  Clerk . W.  A.  Shick 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOR 

Minister  of  Labor .  Hon. 

Deputy  Minister . W.  Elliott  Wilson,  Q.C. 

Employees'  Assistance  Officer  on 

Workmen  s  Compensation  Matters.  .  .E.  K.  biddaii 

FIRE  COMMISSIONER’S  OFFICE 

Fire  Commissioner . H.  E.  Puttee 

MINIMUM  WAGE  BOARD 

Chairman . T.  J.  Williams 

FAIR  WAGE  BOARD 

Chairman . T.  J.  Williams 

HAIRDRESSING  FAIR  WAGE  BOARD 

Chairman . T-  J-  Williams 

HAIRDRESSING  EXAMINING  BOARD 

Chairman . Elsie  A.  Belows 

BARBERS’  EXAMINING  BOARD  .  . 

Chairman . J.  A.  Boivin 

OPERATING  ENGINEERS’  EXAMINING  BOARD 

Chairman . M.  Del  Begio,  P.Eng. 

ELEVATOR  AND  HOIST  BOARD 

Chairman . M.  Del  Begio,  P.Eng. 

electricians’  licensing  board 
Chairman . Robert  Watson 

PROVINCIAL  APPRENTICESHIP  BOARD 

Chairman . Alex.  K.  MaoKenzie 

MANITOBA  LABOR  BOARD 

Chairman  . W.  Elliott  Wilson,  Q.C. 

Vice-Chairman  and  Registrar . M.  T.  McKelvey 


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MOVING  PICTURE  MACHINE  OPERATORS 
EXAMINING  BOARD 

Chairman . Robt.  Watson 

workmen's  COMPENSATION  BOARD 
333  Maryland  St.,  Winnipeg. 

Commissioner . G.  L.  Cousley,  Q.C. 

Assf.  to  the  Commissioner . P.  V.  E.  Jones 

Secretary .  N.  Fletcher 

Offices:  The  following  Divisions  are  located  in  Govern¬ 
ment  Bldg.,  442  William  Ave.: — Mechanical  & 
Engineering  Division,  Industrial  Accident  Preven¬ 
tion  Division,  Fire  Commissioner. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES  AND  NATURAL 
RESOURCES 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Natural  Resources, 

Hon.  C.  E.  Greenlay 

Deputy  Minister . J.  G.  Cowan 

Director  of  Mines . J.  S.  Richards 

Provincial  Forester . J.  G.  Somers 

Director  of  Game . G.  W.  Malaher 

Director  of  Lands . R.  W.  Gyles 

Director  of  Surveys . H.  E.  Beresford 

Director  of  Water  Resources . B.  B.  Hogarth 

Director,  Air  Service . J.  C.Uhlman 

Director,  Fisheries . S.  Sigurdson 

provincial  parks  (Forest  Reserves) 

Area 

Name  Sq.  Miles 

Sandilands .  189 . 30 

Spruce  Woods .  223 . 50 

Turtle  Mountain .  109.25 

Duck  Mountain .  1426 . 29 

Porcupine .  774 . 75 

Cormorant .  580 ! 

Whiteshell .  1088. 

The  Cormorant  Reserve  was  set  aside  in  1947  as  a 
forest  reserve  and  will  be  developed  for  recreational 
and  forestry  purposes.  The  Whiteshell  Reserve  has 
been  developed  since  1931  as  a  Provincial  Park. 

.  Inquiries  with  respect  to  forest  reserves  and  Pro¬ 
vincial  Parks  should  be  addressed  to  Mr.  J.  G. 
Somers,  Provincial  Forester,  Department  of  Mines 
and  Natural  Resources,  469  Broadway,  Winnipeg 

DEPARTMENT  OF  INDUSTRY  AND 
COMMERCE 

Minister  . Hon.  R.  D.  Turner,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Minister..  . R.  E.  Grose 

Director,  Bureau  of  Industrial 

Development . . H.  A.  Luckhurst 

Director,  Bureau  of  Travel 

and  Publicity . W.  B.  Fraser 

MANn-OBA  HISTORIC  SITES  ADVI80RT  BOARD 

this  Board  was  created  in  1946.  It  consists  of 
seven  members  selected  from  nominees  of  The 
Historical  and  Scientific  Society  of  Manitoba,  The 
Manitoba  Museum  Association,  The  University  of 
Manitoba,  and  four  by  the  Provincial  Government. 

I  he  continuing  memberships  are:  Dr.  Ross  Mitchell 
a  nominee  of  the  Historical  and  Scientific  Society  of 

1  ur°KfeS\°J  Wdllan?  L-  Morton,  a  nominee 
of  the  Manitoba  Museum  Association;  Dr  G  M 
Brownell,  Professor  of  Geology,  and  representing 
the  University  of  Manitoba;  Mr.  Clifford  P.  Wilson 

tYenm,edW«dlRr  °p“The  BeaJer”'  Plication  of 
the  Hudson  s  Bay  Company;  Henry  E.  Beresford 
Winnipeg;  Dr.  J  E  Tisdale,  Winnipeg;  Rev  A 
d  Eschambault,  St.  Boniface,  (Manitoba  represent- 
Canada)  ^  Hlstono  Sltes  and  Monuments  BPoard  of 

Honorary  Secretary  J.  L.  Johnston,  Legislative 
Library,  Legislative  Buildings,  Winnipeg 
Weiary,  H  W.  Bowsfield,  Legislative 
legislative  Buildings,  Winnipeg. 


Library 


DEPARTMENT  ok  provincial  secretary 

Queen’s  Printer .  .  '  Johgst°%Q-C- 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 
DeZty  Minister'::  ! !  ! ! ! ! !  !  H^ME:FPishe°r?ace 


Provincial  Municipal  Auditor . Jas.  Laird 

Municipal  Assessment  Equalization  and  Appeal  Board: 

E.  Bole,  Chairman:  Edw.  S.  Browning,  Member. 
Provincial  Municipal  Assessor . C.  H.  Chappel 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH  AND  PUBLIC 
WELFARE 

Minister . Hon.  Robert  W.  Bend 

Deputy  Minister  of  Health, 

M.  R.  Elliott,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Welfare . K.  O.  Mackenzie 

Co-ordinator,  Rehabilitation  Services, 

Walter  N.  Boyd,  B.S.W. 

Accountant . W.  T.  Graham 

A/ Director,  Provincial  Laboratory , 

L.  P.  Lansdown,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Recorder  of  Statistics  and  Registrar  of  Births, 

Marriages  and  Deaths . Edward  S.  Maclnnes 

(Fee  to  be  remitted  for  each  certificate,  $1.25) 
Director,  Health  and  Welfare  Education, 

Ralph  E.  Wendeborn 
Supervisor,  Administrative  Research.  .  Miss  E.  Mackay 
DIVISION  OF  HEALTH  SERVICES 

Director . . . M.  R.  Elliott,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Director,  Environmental  Sanitation  Services 

Hugh  Malcolmson,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Senior  Sanitary  Inspector . M.  Flattery 

Director,  Public  Health  Engineering . L.  A.  Kay 

A /Director,  Food  and- Milk  Control 

A.  G.  McLeod,  B.Sc.A 

Director,  Industrial  Hygiene 

Hugh  Malcolmson,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Director ,  Extension  Health  Services,  Diagnostic  Ser¬ 
vices,  Medical  Care.  .1.  M.  Cleghorn,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Director,  Hospitalization . E.  R.  Rafuse,  M.D. 

Director,  Dental  Services - Arthur  Schwartz,  D.D.S. 

Director,  Local  Health  Services, 

„  Ross  M.  Creighton,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Uirector,  Preventive  Medical  Services 
,  M.  Bowman,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

A/Director  V.D.  Disease  Control, 

r, .  ,  ,,  ,  K.  J.  Backman,  M.D. 

Director  of  Maternal  and 

Child  Hygiene . Ella  L.  Peters,  M.D.,  D.P.H 

Director,  Public  Health  Nursing 

...  Jessie  I.  Williamson,  R.N.,  P.H.N. 
Registrar,  Licensing  and  Control  of  Practical  Nurses 
Winnifred  Barratt,  R.N. 

DIVISION  OF  PSYCHIATRIC  SERVICES 

Provincial  Psychiatrist . T.  A.  Pincock,  M.D. 

farms  Manager . G.  R.  Chandler 

HOSPITAL  FOR  MENTAL  DISEASES,  SELKIRK 

Medical  Supt . E.  Johnson,  M.D. 

Bursar . Clifford  R.EUerby 

HOSPITAL  FOR  MENTAL  DISEASES,  BRANDON 

Medical  Supt . Stuart  Schultz,  M.D. 

Bur3ar . H.  Shuttleworth 

MANITOBA  SCHOOL  FOR  MENTALLY  DEFECTIVE 
,  ,  .  PERSONS,  PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE 

Medical  Supt . H.  S.  Atkinson,  M.D 

Bursar . Douglas  Bull 

DIVISION  OP  PUBLIC  WELFARE 

(Administering:  Mothers’  Allowances,  Social 
Assistance,  and  Child  Welfare  Services) 

Director,  .  ...  . K.  O.  Mackenzie 

Assistant  Director . Sidney  P.  McArton 

Legal  Consultant . Miss  M.  B.  McMurray 

District  Supervisors  are  located  at  Brandon,  Dauphin 
Prain'ePlVer’  ^on’  Winnipeg,  Portage  La 

OLD  AGE  AND  BLIND  PERSONS  PENSIONS  BOARD 

_  .  (Administrative) 

Chairman . Locksley  McNeill 

PROVINCIAL  BOARD  OF  HEALTH  (AdvisOrv) 
Chairman . F.  T.  Cadham,  M.D. 

ADVISORY  COMMISSION,  HEALTH  SERVICES  ACT 

Chairman . J.  D.  Adamson,  M.D 

HOSPITALS  IN  MANITOBA 

(H.  =  Hospital) 

Altona  Altona  District  H;  Arborg,  Medical- 
Nursing  Unit;  Ashern,  Siglunes  Medical-Nursing 
Beah8ejour  Beausejour  District  H;  BaldurV 
M0H-Uri  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Benito,  Benito 
Hed?ca  Nursing  Unit;  Birch  River,  Birch  River 
Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Birtle,  Birtle  District 
Hospital;  Boissevain  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Bran- 


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don,  Brandon  General  H.;  Carberry,  Fox  Memorial 
H.;  Carman,  Carman  District  H.;  Cartwright, 
Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Crystal  City,  Crystal  City 
Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Daupiiin,  Dauphin  General 
H.;  Deloraine,  Deloraine  Memorial  H.;  Elkhorn, 
Elkhorn  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Emerson,  Emerson 
Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Erickson,  Erickson  Medical 
Nursing  Unit;  Eriksdale,  Elizabeth  Crowe  Mem¬ 
orial  H.;  Ethelbert,  Ethelbert  General  H.;  Flin 
Flon,  Flin  Flon  General  H.;  Fisher  Branch, 
Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Gilbert  Plains,  Gilbert 
Plains  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Gimli.  Johnson 
Memorial  H.;  Gladstone,  Gladstone  District  Id.; 
Grandview,  Grandview  H.;  Hamiota,  Hamiota 
District  H.;  Hartney,  Hartney  Medical-Nursing 
Unit;  Killarney,  Killarney  District  H.;  Mac¬ 
Gregor,  North  Norfolk-MacGregor  Medical-Nurs¬ 
ing  Unit;  Manitou,  Manitou  Medical-Nursing 
Unit;  Miami,  Miami  Nursing  Station;  Minnedosa, 
Minnesoda  Distric  H.;  Morden,  Morden  District 
H.;  McCreary,  McCreary  Medical-Nursing  Unit; 
Morris,  Morris  District  H.;  Neepawa,  Neepawa 
District  H.;  Notre  Dame  de  Lourdes,  Notre 
Dame  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Pine  Falls,  Pine 
Falls  H.;  Pilot  Mound,  Pilot  Mound  Medical- 
Nursing  Unit;  Portage  La  Prarie,  Portage  la 
Prarie  General  H.;  Reston,  Reston  Medical-Nursing 


Unit;  Roblin,  Roblin  District  H.;  Roland,  Roland 
Nursing  Station;  Rossburn,  Rossburn  Medical- 
Nursing  Unit;  Russel,  Sacred  Heart  II. ;  Sandy 
Lake,  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Selkirk,  Selkirk  Dis¬ 
trict  H.;  Shoal  Lake,  Shoal  Lake  District  II.; 
Souris,  Souris  District  H.;  Steinbacii,  Bethesda  H.; 
Swan  River,  Swan  River  District  H.;  Ste  anne, 
Ste  Anne  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  St.  Boniface, 
St.  Boniface  General  PI.;  Ste.  Rose  Du  Lac,  St. 
Rose  II. ;  St.  Pierre,  De  Salaberry  Medical  Nursing 
Unit;  Stonewall,  Rockwood-Stonewall  Medical- 
Nursing  Unit;  Teulon,  Hunter  Memorial  H.;  The 
Pas,  St.  Anthony’s  H.;  Virden,  Virden  District  H.; 
Vita,  The  Memorial  H.;  VVawanesa,  VVawanesa 
Memorial  Hospital  Association;  Whitemouth, 
Whitemouth  Medical-Nursing  Unit;  Winkler, 
Bethel  H.;  Winnipeg,  Children’s  H.;  Concordia  H.; 
Convalescent  H.;  Grace  H.;  Misericordia  H.;  Princess 
Elizabeth  Convalescent  H.;  Victoria  H.;  Winnipeg 
General  H.;  Winnipegosis,  Crerar  H. 

sanatoria 

Brandon,  Brandon  Sanatorium.  Ninette,  Mani¬ 
toba  Sanatorium.  Selkirk,  Dynever  Sanatorium. 
St.  Vital,  St.  Boniface  Sanatorium.  The  Pas,  Clear¬ 
water  Sanatorium.  Winnipeg,  Central  Tuberculosis 
Clinic  and  King  George  Municipal  Hospital. 


COURTS,  JUDGES,  Etc.,  MANITOBA 


COURT  OF  APPEAL 
Winnipeg 

Chief  Justice  of  Manitoba,  Hon.  J.  E.  Adamson. 
Puisne  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Appeal,  Hon.  J.  B. 
Coyne,  Hon.  P.  J.  Montague,  Hon.  I  Schultz,  Hon. 

J.  T.  Beaubien. 

Registrar,  L.  J.  C.  Elliott. 

Deputy  Registrar,  R.  S.  Cogar. 

COURT  OF  QUEEN'S  BENCH 
Winnipeg 

Chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Queen's  Bench,  Hon.  E. 

K.  Williams. 

Puisne  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench,  Hon. 
Arnold  M.  Campbell,  Hon.  G.  E.  Tritschler,  Hon.  S. 
Freedman,  Hon.  Paul  Du  Val,  Hon.  Ralph  Maybank. 
Attorney-General,  Hon.  M.  N.  Hryhorczuk. 
Deputy  Attorney-General,  Brigadier  O.  M.  M.  Kay, 


Fisher  Branch — E.  Bouchard. 

Eriksdale — H.  K.  Rutherford. 

Ashern — Miss  O.  Porteous. 

CENTRAL  DIVISION,  E.J.D. 

District  Town,  St.  Boniface 
County  and  Surrogate  Court  Judge,  His  Honour, 
Alexandre  Bernier,  St.  Boniface. 

Surrogate  Registrar,  Miss  A.  Prendergast. 

County  Court  Clerks 
St.  Boniface — Alice  Prendergast. 

Jolys — F.  Lavergne  St.  Pierre. 

Morris — F.  W.  Jones. 

Ste.  Anne — C.  Gauthier. 

St.  Francois  Xavier — G.  E.  Girard. 

St.  Laurent — J.  Allard. 

Sprague — R.  L.  Gray. 

Whitemouth — Mrs.  M.  Molinski. 

Ritchot — J.  E.  Brodeur,  St.  Adolphe. 


C.B.E.,  Q.C.  ,  „  , 

Court  Officials — Queen  s  Bench 
Referee  in  Chambers  and  Master,  L.  J.  C.  Elliott. 
Prothonotary ,  L.  J.  C.  Elliott. 

Registrar,  L.  J.  C.  Elliott. 

Sheriff,  D.  C.  M.  Kyle. 

Court  Reporter,  J.  L.  Donovan. 

Crier,  Translator  and  Judge's  Messenger,  D. 
Genthon,  S.  Charambura. 


Central  Judicial  District 
District  Town,  Portage  la  Prairie 
County  and  Surrogate  Judge,  His  Honour  S.  H. 
Kahrni,  Portage  la  Prairie. 

Deputy  Clerk  Crown  and  Pleas ,  Clerk  of  County 
Court,  and  Surrogate  Registrar,  C.  T.  Thomas, Portage 
a  Prairie.  „  ,  ,  . 

Sheriff,  Edward  Calder,  Portage  la  Praine 

Official  Administrator,  National  Trust  Co.,  Win- 


ADMIRALTY  COURT 

District  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer _  Court, 
Manitoba  Admiralty  District,  Hon.  E.  K.  Williams. 
Registrar,  L.  J.  C.  Elliott. 

COUNTY  AND  SURROGATE  COURT  JUDGES 
AND  OFFICIALS 
Easter  nJudicial  District 
(Divided  into  Northern  and  Central  Divisions) 
northern  division,  e.j.d. 

District  Town,  Winnipeg 

Judge  of  the  County  and  Surrogate  Courts  of  the 
Eastern  Judicial  District.  Their  Honours,  C.  B.  Philp 
(Senior  Judge). 

Junior  Judges,  Their  Honours,  A.  R.  Macdonell, 
James  I.  Morkin,  C.  G.  Keith. 

Clerk  of  County  Court  and  Surrogate  Registrar, 
W.  J.  S.  Isaac. 

Bailiff,  D.  C.  M.  Kyle.  .  . 

Official  Administrator,  Toronto  General  Trusts 
Corporation,  Winnipeg. 

County  Court  Clerks 
Stonewall — Mrs.  M.  J.  Watts. 

Selkirk — A.  Parkes,  Deputy.  ,  _  ■ 

Winnipeg — W.  J.  S.  Isaac,  C.  C.  Heard,  Deputy. 
Beausejour — A.  B.  Bonner. 

Gimli — J.  Haas 

Carman— C.  W.  Orchard  (Graysville) 

Elm  Creek — L.  P.  TaJllon. 

Inwood — A.  B.  Martin. 


Court  Reporter,  E.  E.  Duffy. 

County  Court  Clerks 
Carberry — A.  E.  Horton. 

Gladstone — John  F.  Broadfoot. 

Glenboro’ — T.  E.  Oleson. 

Holland — W.  R.  Manning. 

MacGregor— G.  E.  Lewin. 

Neepawa — Mrs.  Mabel  Thomson. 

Portage  la  Prairie — C.  T.  Thomas 
Treherne — W.  Ruston,  Deputy. 

Dauphin  Judicial  District 
District  Town,  Dauphin 

County  and  Surrogate  Judge,  His  Honour  Donald 
A.  Ross,  Dauphin. 

Sheriff,  W.  J.  Hilton.  .  . 

Clerk  of  County  Court  and  Surrogate  Registrar ,  and 
Deputy  Clerk,  Crown  and  Pleas,  K.  D.  Deans. 

Court  Reporter,  T.  Little. 

Official  Administrator,  National  Trust  Company 

Limited.  _  ,  , 

County  Court  Clerks 

Ethelbert— W.  M.  Paziuk. 

The  Pas — Miss  E.  Ridyard,  Deputy 
Dauphin — K.  D.  Deans. 

Flin  Flon— J.  E.  Sturley. 

Gilbert  Plains— G.  C.  Best. 

Swan  River— E.  L.  Cottmgham. 

Ste.  Rose— B.  H.  Furneaux. 

Roblin — John  Hall. 


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Western  Judicial  District 
District  Town,  Brandon 

County  and  Surrogate  Judge ,  His  Hon.  A.  G. 
Buckingham,  Brandon. 

Deputy  Clerk  of  Crown  and  Pleas ,  Clerk  of  County 
Court ,  and  Surrogate  Registrar,  H.  D.  Clement, 
Brandon. 

Sheriff ,  D.  A.  Smith. 

Official  Administrator ,  National  Trust  Co.,  Winni¬ 
peg. 

Court  Reporter,  Mrs.  Edna  B.  Pitt. 

County  Court  Clerks 
Brandon — H.  D.  Clement. 

Hartney — D.  D.  Sarvis. 

Melita — Robert  Love. 

Reston — Mrs.  H.  F.  Ready. 

Souris — H.  R.  Willson. 

Virden — F.  W.  R.  Dumbleton. 

Wawanesa — H.  E.  Mitchell. 

Elkhorn — C.  J.  Shepherd. 

Southern  Judicial  District 
District  Town.  Morden 

County  and  Surrogate  Judge,  His  Honour  John  M. 
George,  Morden. 

Southern  Judicial  District,  Morden — Deputy  Clerk 
of  the  Crown  and  Pleas ,  Clerk  of  County  Court ,  Sheriff, 
and  Surrogate  Registrar,  R.  T.  Allen. 

Official  Administrator,  Montreal  Trust  Co.  Win¬ 
nipeg, 

Court  Reporter,  Mrs.  G.  E.  McGregor. 

County  Court  Clerks 
Boissevain — W.  G.  B.  Trow. 

Belmont — P.  G.  Harris. 

Cartwright — W.  R.  E.  Askew,  Deputy. 

Deloraine — A.  F.  McKinnon. 

Emerson — K.  C.  R.  Coulter. 

Gretna — A.  L.  Friesen. 

Killarney — Wm.  A.  McKnight. 

Manitou — C.  H.  Vrooman. 

Morden — R.  T.  Allen. 

Pilot  Mound — R.  E.  Hicks. 

Somerset — J.  B.  Leathers. 

Northern  Judicial  District 
District  Town,  Minnedosa 
County  and  Surrogate  Judge,  His  Honour  W.  H. 
Lindal,  Minnedosa. 


Surrogate  Registrar  and  County  Court  Clerk,  K. 
Thorsteinson,  Minnedosa. 

Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas  and  Sheriff, 
D.  A.  Smith,  Minnedosa. 

Court  Reporter,  James  D.  Eccles. 

Official  Administrator ,  Western  Trust  Co. 

County  Court  Clerks 
Birtle — James  A.  Harrison. 

Hamiota — W.  T.  Andrew. 

Minnedosa — K.  Thorsteinson. 

Rapid  City — J.  R.  Stratford. 

Russell — G.  A.  Allen. 

Shoal  Lake — G.  W.  Oliver. 

Strathclair — G.  V.  Henderson. 

Rossburn — O.  E.  A.  Elvers. 

Bankruptcy 

Queen’s  Bench  Judges  in  this  Province  have  juris¬ 
diction  in  bankruptcy.  For  Official  Receivers  and 
Registrars,  see  Index. 

juvenile  courts 

E.  J.  Heaney,  Winnipeg;  W.  Stordy,  Brandon; 
Thos.  Little,  Dauphin,  Man. 

FAMILY  COURT 

M.  S.  Watson,  Judge  of  the  Family  Court. 

Land  Titles  Districts  and  Registrars 

Registrar-General . C.  N.  Jamieson,  Winnipeg 

Deputy  Registrar-General . Harold  McKay 

DISTRICT  DISTRICT  REGISTRAR 

Winnipeg . Harold  McKay,  Winnipeg; 

B.  J.  O'Day,  Sr.  Deputy  District  Registrar;  E.  A. 
O’Brien,  Deputy  District  Registrar;  W.  A.  Finch, 
Deputy  District  Registrar. 


Portage  la  Prairie .  .  .  Roy  McKay,  Portage  la  Prairie 

Brandon . W.  C.  Richardson 

Morden. . E.  R.  Moffat,  Morden 

Boissevain . C.  A.  McKenzie,  Boissevain 

Neepawa . J.  A.  Shearer,  Neepawa 

Carman . B.  Stefansson,  Carman 

Dauphin . J.  E.  Ramsden 


REGISTRATION  OF  INSTRUMENTS 

Bills  of  Sale  and  Chattel  Mortgages  must  be  regis¬ 
tered  with  the  Clerk  of  the  County  Court  of  the  Judicial 
Division  in  which  the  goods  or  chattels  are  situate. 
Registration  of  Conditional  Sales  is  not  required. 


MUNICIPALITIES  IN  MANITOBA 

114  ^There^re^o'^ounffp'.'fn  U0OriPOra,*e<^  Towns;  39  Incorporated  Villages;  4  Incorporated  Cities;  Total  190. 

U  Uep°  countIes  for  local  government  purposes,  there  are  legal  divisions  known  as  County  Courts 
provisions  of  Affairs,  R  M.  Fisher.  Deputy  Minister.  The  general 

do  inU,  !  -  1  he  Municipal  Act  specify  Nominations  on  the  2nd  Tuesday  in  November-  elections  on 

Ue  da-y  immediately  succeeding  nomination  day.  These  dates  may  vary  in  cities  havmg  a'  charter  alsS 

MuNiciPALmEs— -Pres'idenf168  C^A  SPMr  legisI^ioT  «  m  force.  Officials  or  Tnv  Union  ofCVobI 
Solicitor—^ C  J  mS  c  7h,',H0A'  McCrae,  Gladstone;  Sec'y-Treasurer,  Russell  Barrett,  Deloraine. 
News  Winnipeg Ta^es  are  mv»ht'?n  &  C°7  WmnlPeg'  Official  Organ— The  Western  Municipal 

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In  the  list  below  unmarked  places  are  Rural  Municipalities. 


MUNICIPALITY 


Albert . 

Altona  (Village)  .  .  . 

Archie . 

Argyle . ”  ‘ 

Arthur . 

Assiniboia . 

Beausejour  (Town) . . . 

Benito  (Village) . 

Bifrost . 

Binscarth  (Village) . .  . 

Birtle  (Rural) . 

Birtle  (Town) . 

Blanshard . 

Boissevain  (Town) .  . . 

Boulton . 

Bowsman . 

Brandon  (City) . 

Brenda . 

Brokenhead . 

Brooklands  (Village).. 

Cameron . 

Carberry  (Town) .... 
Carman  (Town) . 


CLERKS  AND  SEC. -TREASURERS, 
AND  P.  O.  ADDRESS 


MUNICIPALITY 


Mrs.  M.  C.  Forsyth,  Tilsto: 
Frank  Kehler,  Altona 
Chas.  McAree,  McAuley 
R.  Carl  Atkins,  Baldur 
V.  C.  Farrow,  Melita 
L.  E.  Jones,  Kirkfield  Park 
J.  E.  Shelson,  Beausejour 
John  M.  Herd,  Benito 

E.  Gislason,  Arborg 
H.  G.  Sanderson,  Binscarth 
J.  H.  Kitching,  Birtle 
Edw.  Hall,  Birtle 

A.  T.  Russell,  Oak  River 
_B.  B.  Trow,  Boissevain 
J.  C.  Smith,  Inglis 
T.  H.  Hooper,  Bowsman 

A.  J.  M.  Bell,  Sec.-Treas. 

B.  G.  Griffith,  Waskaday  ^ 
Lewis  J.  Pulfer,  Beausejour 
N.  Solilak,  Brooklands 

E.  H.  Mills,  Hartney 
A.  E.  Horton,  Carberry 
J.  W.  Bridge,  Carman 


Cartier . 

Cartwright  (Village) 

Charles  wood . 

Clanwilliam . 

Coldwell . 

Cornwallis . 

Crystal  City  (Village) 

Daly . 

Dauphin  (Rural) . 

Dauphin  (Town) . 

Deloraine  (Town).  .  . . 

De  Salaberry . 

Dufferin . 

Dunnottar  (Village) 

East  Kildonan . 

East  St.  Paul . 

Edward . ' 

Elkhorn  (Village)  . 

Ellice .  ...... 

Elton . 

Emerson  (Town). . .  .  ’ 
Erickson  (village) .  . .  j 


CLERKS  AND  SEC. -TREASURERS, 
AND  P.  O.  ADDRESS 


H.  C.  Payment,  Elie 
J.  K.  H.  Watts,  Cartwright 
J.  C.  Stacey,  Charleswood 
H.  R.  Paulsen  Erickson 
J.  A.  Erlendson,  Lundar 

F.  H.  Gerry,  Dr.338,  Brandon 
N.  W.  Gorrell,  Crystal  City 

C.  W.  Gainer,  Rivers 
Michael  F.  Szewczyk,  Box  330 
R  Fagen,  Dauphin  [Dauphin 
R.  R.  Lyons,  Deloraine 
Gerard  Chenard.  St.  Pierre 

G.  C.  Roth  well,  Carman 

J.  M.  Coutts,  296  Garry  St., 
Winnipeg 

P.  F.  C.  Byars,  755  Hender¬ 
son,  Hy.,  E.  Kildonan. 

Miss  A.  A.  Gorham,  Bird’s  Hill 
W.  Vickers,  Pierson 
C.  G.  Webster,  Elkhorn 
John  E.  Selby,  St.  Lazare 

H.  Hickson,  Forrest 

R.  J.  H.  Long,  Emerson 
H.  R.  Paulsen,  Erickson 


1956] 


MANITOBA 


365 


MUNICIPALITY 


CLERKS  AND  SEC-TREASURERS, 
AND  P.  O.  ADDRESS 


Eriksdale . 

Ethelbert  (Rural)  . 
Ethelbert  (Village) 

Flin  Flon  (Town)  . . 

Fort  Garry., . 

Foxwarren  (Village) 

Franklin . 

Garson  (Village) .  .  . 
Gilbert  Plains(Village) 
Gilbert  Plains  (Rural) 

Gimli  (Rural) . 

Gimli  (Town) . 

Gladstone  (Town)..  .  . 
Glenboro  (Village) .  .  . 

Glenella . 

Glen  wood . 

Grandview  (Rural) . .  . 
Grandview  (Town) . . . 
Great  Falls,  (Village). 

Gretna  (Village) . 

Grey . 

Hamiota  (Rural) . 

Hamiota  (Village) .... 

Ha  i ‘over . 

Harrison . 

Hartney  (Town) . 

Hillsburg . 

Killarney  (Town)  .  . . 

La  Broquerie . 

Lae  du  Bonnet  (R.) .  . 
Lacdu  Bonnet(Village) 

Lakeview . 

Langford . 

Lansdowne . 

Lawrence . 

Lome . 

Louise . 

McCreary  (Rural) . . 

Macdonald . 

MacGregor  (Village) . . 
Manitou  (Village). .  . . 

Melita  (Town) . 

Miniota . 

Minitonas  (Rural) 
Minitonas  (Village)  . 
Minnedosa  (Town).. 

Minto . 

Montcalm . 

Morden  (Town) .... 

Morris  (Rural) . 

Morris  (Town) . 

Morton.  .  . . 

Mossey  River . 

Napinka  (Village) . . . 
Neepawa  (Town)  .  .  . 

North  Cypress . 

North  Kildonan .... 


MUN  CIPALITY 


CLERKS  AND  SBC. -TREASURERS  , 
AND  P.  O  ADDRESS 


North  Norfolk . 

Oak  Lake  (Town)..  . 

Oakland . 

Ochre  River . 

Odanah . 

Old  Kildonan . 


Pembina . _ . 

Pilot  Mound  (Village) 

Pipestone . . . 

Plum  Coulee  (Village) . 
Portage  la  Prairie — R. 
P’tage  la  Prairie  (City) 
Powerview  (Village).. 
Rapid  City  (Town;  . . 

Rhineland . 

Ritchot . 

Rivers  (Town) . 

Riverside . 

Riverton  (Village).... 

Roblin  (Rural) . 

Roblin  (Village) . 

Rockwood . 

Roland . 

Rosedale . 

Rossburn  (Rural) 
Rossburn  (Village)  .  .  . 

Rosser . 

Russell  (Rural) . 


H.  S.  Rutherford,  Eriksdale 
W.  M.  Paziuk,  Ethelbert 
W.  M.  Paziuk 

G.  H.  Murton,  Flin  Flon 
J.  E.  Trottier,  Fort  Garry 
Louis  Armit,  Foxwarren 
R.  W.  Witty,  Dominion  City 
Mrs.  Gladys  Leitnan,  Garson 
Bert  Best,  Gilbert  Plains 

F.  Drebnisky,  Gilbert  Plains 
John  Haas,  Gimli 

H.  E.  Beddone,  Gimli 
R.  M.  Strachan,  Gladstone 
L.  W.  Wallis 

Mrs.  E.  J.  Martin,  Glenella 
Wm.  M.  Frame,  Souris 
Chas.  McVey,  Grandview 
Miss  Alice  D.  M.Sturgess  ” 

O.  Jones,  Great  Falls 
Aron  L.  Friesen,  Gretna 
L.  P.  Taillon,  Elm  Creek 
W.  T.  Andrew,  Hamiota 
W.  T.  Andrew,  Hamiota 
John  Schellenberg,  Steinbach 
R.  G.  Brown,  Newdale 
Donald  D.  Sarvis,  Hartney 
Charles  Filewich,  Roblin 
John  Quinn,  Killarney  [querie 

D.  N.  Normandeau,  La  Bro 

G.  F.  Teare,  Lac  du  Bonnet 
John  M.  Wade,  Lac  du  Bonnet 
Ralph  Peterson,  Langruth 
John  H.  Thomson,  Neepawa 
W.  C.  Boughton,  Arden  [Act’g 
Maurice  Chornozoy,  Rorketon, 
R.  A.  Decosse.  Somerset 

N.  W.  Gorrell,  Crystal  City 
J.  F.  Ennis,  McCreary 

C.  G.  Catley,  Sanford 
G.  E.  Lewin,  MacGregor 
Gordon  Davidson,  Manitou 

V.  C.  Farrow,  Melita 

E.  J.  M.  Spalding,  Miniota 

D.  W.  MacLure,  Minitonas 
Miss  Olive  R.  McPhee,  Minit- 

C.  T.  Cove,  Minnedosa  [onas 
T.  H.  Murton,  Minnedosa 
Bernard  Ayotte,  Letellier 

W.  T.  Hartry,  Morden 

D.  J.  Harder,  Morris 
A  J.  Swain,  Morris 

W.  R.  B.  Trow,  Boissevain 

A.  E.  Ogryzlo,  Fork  River 
Miss  Grace  Fenske,  Napinka 
G.  H.  Bates,  Neepawa 
Robt.  Mitchell,  Carberry 
A.  Macaulay,  6  Imperial  Bank 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg 
A.  M.  Hay,  Macgregor 
Peter  B.  Dickson,  Oak  Lake 
John  Mclnnes,  Nesbitt 
W.  A.  King,  Ochre  River 

F.  C.  McConnell,  Minnedosa 
Mrs.  Thelma  Gibbs, 

Box  6  “C"  R.R-  1,  Winnipeg 

G.  L.  Davidson,  Manitou 
R.  E.  Hicks,  Pilot  Mound 

F.  C.  McMurchy,  ReBton 

A.  R.  Stewart,  Plum  Coulee 
Wm.  M.  McMillan, 

R.  L.  Cochran,  Portage  la  Prairie 
J.  F.  Turcotte 

N.  F.  Basler,  Rapid  City 

D.  D.  Stobbe,  Altona 

E.  Brodeur,  St.  Adolphe 
Miss  L.  Dyer,  (Acting)  Rivers 
George  D.  Macaulay,  Dunrea 
P.  de  M.  Wood,  Riverton 

W.  R.  E.  Askew,  Cartwright 
R.  P.  Jakeman,  Roblin 

B.  T.  Da v  son,  Stonewall 

C.  L.  Cameron,  Roland 
Nora  K.  Benson,  Neepawa 
N.  S.  Karmazenuk,  Rossburn 
N.  S.  Karmazenuk,  Rossburn 
Mrs.  E.  J.  Burns, Rosser 

G.  A.  Allen,  Russel] 


Russell  (Town) . 

Saskatchewan . 

Selkirk  (Town) . 

Shellmouth . 

Shell  River . 

Shoal  Lake  (Village).. 
Shoal  Lake  (Rural)..  . 

Sifton . 

Siglunes . 

Silver  Creek . 

Souris  (Town) . 

South  Cypress . 

South  Norfolk . 

Springfield . 

Stanley . 

Steinbach  (Town) 
Stonewall  (Town).  .  .  . 

Strathclair . 

Strathcona . 

Swan  River  (Town).  . 

Swan  River  (R) . 

St.  Andrews . 

Ste  Anne . . 

St.  Boniface  (City) . .  . 


St.  Clements . 

St.  Francois  Xavier, 
St.  James . 


D.  R.  McDonald,  Russell 
Arthur  Dennis,  Rapid  City 

H.  C.  Gordon,  Selkirk 
Mrs.  D.  A.  B.  Hunt,  Dropmore 
Miss  M.  V.  Beaven,  Roblin 

G.  W.  Oliver,  Shoal  Lake 
Mrs.  T.  Chegwin,  Shoal  Lake 
P.  B.  Dickson,  Oak  Lake 
Miss  Olive  Porteous,  Ashern 
T.  C.  Ratcliffe,  Angusville 

A.  W.  Herriot,  Souris 
Phyllis  Smith,  Glenboro 
Frank  I.  Loadman,  Treherne 

H.  C  Christopherson,  Oakbank 
W.  T.  Hartry,  Morden 
Henry  L.  Braun,  Steinbach 
Miss  Doris  Seed,  Stonewall 
W.  H.  Morcom,  Strathclair 

I.  L.  Leavens,  Belmont 
Norman  Tyler,  Swan  River 
Wm.  FI.  Hambly,  Swan  River 

R  Oakes,  Clandeboye 


St.  Laurent. 


St.  Lazare  (V) . 

St.  Pierre . 

Ste.  Rose  (R) . 

St.  Rose  du  Lac  (Vlge) 

St.  Vital . 

T&cIib  .  •  .  •  • 

Teulon  (Village) .  .  . 
The  Pas  (Town) .  .  . 

Thompson . 

Transcona  (Town)  . 

Treherne . 

Turtle  Mountain. . . 
Tuxedo  (Town)  .  . . 


Victoria . 


Conrad  Gauthier,  Ste.  Anne 
R.  Durbreuil,  Treas. ;  M.  Prud- 
homme,  Clerk;  City  Hall, 
W.  Sokolowski.  East  Selkirk 

G.  Girard,  St.  Francois  X. 

J.  S.  Hanna,  Clerk,  St.  James 

E.  Wm  Voelker,  Treas. 

J.  Reeves,  Act.  Adm.,  234 
Law  Courts,  Winnipeg 
J.  E.  Selby,  St.  Lazare 
R.  Belanger 

Jos.  Delveaux,  St.  Rose  du  Lac 
Jos.  Delveaux,  Ste.  Rose  du  Lac 
Fred.  P.Tod,  Municipal  Bldg. 
J.  A.  Dansereau,  Lorette 
D.  B.  Merritt,  Teulon 
Lawrence  Williamson,  The  Pas 
Jas.  Murray,  Miami 

J.  S.  Walden,  Transcona 

F.  I.  Loadman,  Treherne 
Sidney  Varcoe,  Killarney 

A.  W.  Vincent,  324  Grain 
Exchange  Bldg.,  Winnipeg 

K.  C.  G.  Jones,  706  Royal 
Bank  Bldg.,  Winnipeg 

Ian  W.  G.  Plant,  403  Hamilton 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg 
Ed.  Anderson,  Virden 
Ed.  Anderson,  Virden 

B.  G.  Griffith,  Waskada 

H.  E.  Mitchell,  Wawanesa 
D.  G.  Rodger,  Gladstone  [onan 
W.  M.  Atkinson,  West  ICild- 
J.  L.  Fulsher,  Middlechurch 
Roy  A.  Maclnnes,  Alexander 
W.  D.  Meyers,  Whitemouth 
J.  L.  Pottinger,  Minto 
R.  R.  Lyons,  Deloraine 
H  S.  FrieBen,  Winkler 

G.  L.  Gardner,  Clerk,  City  Hall 
J.  R.  Mclnnes,  Treasurer 

.... _ K.  E.  Porter,  Wpg.  Beach 

Winnipegosis  (Village)  W.  Johannesson,  Winmpegosis 

Woodlands . lH.  E.  Porter,  Woodlands 

Woodworth . E.  Borgstrom,  Kenton 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT  DISTRICTS 
incorporated  under  “The  Local  Government  Districts 
Act,”  January  1st,  1945 

Supervisor,  J.R  .McLeod,  357  Legis.  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 


Victoria  Beach. 


Virden  (Town)  ..  . . 

Wa'lace . 

Waskada. . . 

Wawanesa  (Village) 

Westbourne . 

West  Kildonan . 

West  St.  Paul . 

Whitehead . 

Whitemouth . 

Whitewater . 

Winchester. . 

Winkler  (Village)  .. 
Winnipeg  (City)..  . 


Winnipeg  Beach  (T). 


LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 
DISTRICT 


Alexander . .  . 

Alonsa . 

Armstrong .  . 

Consol . 

Fisher . 

Grahamdale. 
Lynn  Lake . . 
Mountain.  .  . 

Park . 

Piney . 

Reynolds  .  .  . 
Stuartburn.  . 
Snow  Lake .  . 


ACTING  RESIDENT 
ADMINISTRATOR  AND  ADDRE8B 

J.  A.  Desautels,  St.  George 
Max.  Hryciuk,  Alonsa 
A.  B.  Martin,  Inwood 
W.  C.  Morrish,  The  Pas 
Carl  Josefchuk,  Poplarfield 
J.  B.  McFee,  Grahamdale 
C.  R.  Neely,  Lynn  Lake 
H.  B.  Kristalovich,  Swan  River 
O.  J.  Baxter,  Winnipeg 
R.  J.  Dubois,  South  Junction 
A.  A.  Dubois,  Hadashville 
J.  M.  Podolsky,  Vita 
Nelson  Itterman,  Snow  Lake 


366 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 


[  1956 


POLICE  MAGISTRATES— MANITOBA 


PLACE  MAGISTRATE 

Because  jour . 

Bissett.  . C.  F.  Caswell 

Boissevain . C.  A.  McKenzie 

Brandon . W.  Stordy, 

E.  D.  Alder,  Q.C. 
Carman .......  B.  Stefansson 

Churchill . J.  R.  R.  deMeulles 

C.  G.  J.  Luck 

Cold  Lake . R.  H.  MacNeill 

(Kississing) 

Dauphin . Thos.  Little 

Emerson . J.  B.  Andrews 

Eriksdale . H.  S.  Rutherford 

Flin  Flon . C.  C.  Sparling,  Q.C. 


PLACE 

Gillam . 

Gladstone . 

Lynn  Lake . 

Minnedosa . 

M  or  den . 

Norway  House. 
P' tag  ela  Prairie . 
Princess 

Harbour ..... 
St.  Boniface ... . 

Shoal  Lake . 

Snow.  Lake . 

Souris . 

Stonewall . 


MAGISTRATE 

R.  A.  Templeton 
J.  G.  Crawford 
J.  H.  A.  Gilbert 
J.  Fleming 
D.  A.  Duncan 


R.W.  Webster, Q.C. 

F.  Leach 
Henri  Lacerte 

G.  A.  Lauman 
N.  Itterman 

H.  W.  Forrest 
D.  L.  Campbell 


Swan  River . 
The  Pas . .  .  . 


Virden .... 
Wabowden. 
Winnipeg. . 


MAGISTRATE 

.Thos.  Neelands 
.  N.  G.  Macphee, 
S.  Day 


.M.  H.  Garton 

E.  J.  Heaney 
M.  S.  Watson 

F.  E.  Law 

Dr.  Geo.  Little 
Dr.  T.  A.  Pincock 
D.  G.  Potter,  Q.C. 
D.  C.  M.  Kyle 
A.  J.  Kitchen 
H.  W.  Whitla 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1867.  Area  27,985  square  miles.  Population  1951  census  612  186. 

Skat  of  Government— Fredericton. 

Lieutenant-Governor— The  Honourable  D.  L.  MacLaren,  P.C.,  $9,000 
Official  Secretary  and  Aide-de-Camp — Major  Theodore  Barker,  A.D.C. 


Premier  and  Minister  of  Public  Works, 

Hon.  H.  J.  Flemming 

Attorney  General . Hon.  W.  J.  West,  Q.C. 

Provincial  Sec.-Treas . Hon.  D.  D.  Patterson 

Minister  of  Agriculture . Hon.  C.  B.  Sherwood 

Minister  of  Health  and  Social  Services, 

...  .  ...  Hon.  J.  F.  Melnerney,  M.D. 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Mines .  Hon.  Norman  Buchanan 
Minister  of  Education . Hon.  Claude  D.  Taylor 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


A.  E.  Skating 


Minister  of  Labour . Hon. 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Development, 

Hon.  Roger  Pichette 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs 

.  Hon.  T.  Babbitt  Parlee,  Q.C. 

Chairman,  N.  B.  Electric  Power  Commission, 

„  . ,  ,  ,  _  Hon.  Edgar  Fournier 

President  of  the  Executive  Council, 

Hon.  T.  Babbitt  Parlee,  Q.C. 


Clerk  of  Executive  Council,  John  T.  Gray 

LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

„u  U,eCV8latlVe  Assembly  co,dhmes  for  five  years  and  two  months  from  the  day  of  the  issue  of  the  writ  for 
Prncn.;  'h!,,r  Vl,:ie?l  W  d^ol''«d  by  ‘he  Lieutenant-Governor;  and  no  Legislative  AssemblyVftWs 
rovers  V611  V  the  dBm,?e  of  1  he  Crown;  providing  that  unless  sooner  dissolved  by  the” ieutenant 

PmmZl  h  +Vt  -a  V  Ass.eo  '  y'  ’f  11 13  ln  9eS8ion  at  th9  expiration  of  the  term  so  fixed  shill  continue  until 
Prorogued  by  the  Lieutenant-Governor,  and  for  forty  days  thereafter  and  no  longer.  1938  Ch  17  s  1A 
N  d  Legislature  (15th  Since  Confederation)  Elected  September  22nd,  1952 
eaker  Hon.  J.  Arthur  Moore  Deputy  Speaker- Paul  Fearon 

OFFICIALS  OF  TIIE  HOUSE 

Leader  of  Opposition,  A.  C,tS  F^Ayjes ** 

Leader  of  Opposition  $1,000  additional 


Speaker- 


Clerk ,  Frederick  C.  Squires 


mi  ,  Sessional  Indemnity  $2,000 

The  Salary  of  each  Minister  is  $7,500;  that  of  the" PremierTwho ‘may  KZS),  $7,500 

MEMBERS  P.O.  ADDRESSES 


Carleton. 


Gloucester.  . 


CONSTITUENCIES 

A,bert . Hon.  Claude  D.  Taylor,  C.  Moncton 

.  Everett  E.  Newcomb,  C  .  Shepody 
'  Sonf  Etemming,  c  .  .Juniper 
. Fred  A.  McCain,  C . Florenceville 

Chart  '  ‘  ‘ '  Parns?,n  Monteith,  C .  .  .  .Woodstock 

Charlotte - Lome  B.  Groom,  C . St.  Stephen 

...  .Hon.  Norm  Buchanan,  C.St.  Stephen 

....  Vance  Huntley,  C . Gr.  Harbour 

*•  T-t  i  T-.  Grand  Manan 

•  P°.ugias  H verett’  C . St.  Andrews 

■y  ynIre  Houcet,  L . Paquetville 

..  . J.  E  Connolly,  L . Bathurst 

..  . RnlWV  L,  V . Caraquet 

. &nuSti  -§;lc^ar.^f  £ . Shippigan 

„  ,  . Michel  Fournier,  L . Green  Point 

K,e,nt . Jsale  Melanson,  L .  Legerville 

..  . L  Robichaud,  L.  .  .  . Rifhibucto 

Kings'..'.'.'^'..  .  .  8  DySart’  L . Rexton 

!!  . J?°2,-  9-  B-  Sherwood,'  C  .'  .  Midland 

Madawaska  .  Hon  Edgar  Fournier,  C  '.  ildmundston 

•  W  M.Bird  C  . St.  Leonard 

Wor^^.W.TAnde^L . £dmundston 

. b.  j.  gTlT:l::  ;fcaabf 

".  ■  H.  S.  Murray.  L .  .  mNiU 

„  “  .  W.  J.  Gallant!  L . .  . . Rozervide 

Queens . J-  Arthur  Moore,  C  .  .  . .  \ Gagetown 

(The  standing  of  parXs^^thrdis^olution^f  ‘ 'the  4 l'tP  IAbera^  IS.  Vacant 
Conservative  6,  Vacant  1.)  oiution  of  the  41st  Legislature 


CONSTITUENCIES  MEMBERS  P.O.  ADDRESSES 

Queens  .  ..  .Wilfred  G.  Bishop,  C . Chipman 

Restigouche .  .Fred  Somers,  C . St.  Quentin 

..  •  •  H°n-  ,Roger  Pichette,  C .  .  .  Campbell  ton 

. .  Douglas  B.  Pettigrew,  C .  .  Jacquet  River 
Saint  J ohn  Hon.  D.  D.  Patterson,  C .  .  Saint  John 

. Saint  John 

„  •  •  G.  E.  Melnerney,  C . Saint  John 

.  .  Hon.  A.  E.  Skaling,  C . Saint  John 

Lamt  John.  .Robert  McAllister,  C . E.  Saint  John 

County  .  .  A.  W.  Carton,  C . Lancaster 

Lunbury ....  Paul  Fearon,  C . Minto 

“  ...  .Paul  C.  Mersereau,  C . Fred’ric’n Jet. 

Victoria . J.  Stewart  Brooks,  C . Aroostook  Jet 

Westmorland. A.  C.  Taylor,  L . Salisbury 

■  Donald  Harper,  L . Upper 

..  r.,  ,  T  r  Saekville 

•  Cleophas  Legere,  L . Memramcook 

,r  .  J.  E.  LeBlanc.  L . Shediac 

Moncton.  .  .  .Hon  T.  Babbitt  Parlee,  C.  Moncton 

v  ,  J-W.  Bourgeois,  C . Moncton 

Y?.rk . H°n  W.  J'West,  Q-c-  c.  .Fredericton 

. Hon.  Dr.  J.  F. 

<<  —  Melnerney,  C . Fredericton 

. Harry  Ames,  C . Mouth  of 

Keswick, 

“  w  i  ,  T  R.R.  No.  1 

. W eldon  Lawrence,  C . Prince 

William, 


-  Total  52. 
on  July  16,  1952,  was:  Liberal  46, 


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CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS— NEW  BRUNSWICK 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY- 
TREASURER 

Provincial  Sec.-Treas . Hon.  D.  D.  Patterson 

Deputy  Secretary  Treas . W.  B.  Trites 

Administrative  Assistants .  .  R.  M.  Moses.  W.  Peterson 

Receiver  of  Revenue . Miss  Irene  G.  Dinsmore 

Queen’s  Printer  Clarence  B.  Burden 

N.B.  Censor  Board,  Chairman . George  Enos 

Amusement  &  Revenue  Tax  Inspector.  .  .George  Enos 

Provincial  Tax  Commissioner . L.  F.  Hashey 

COMPTROLLING  AND  AUDIT  BRANCH 

Comptroller-General . R.  S.  Fitz  Randolph,  C.A. 

Assistant  Comptroller-General . T.  J.  O’Brien 

Senior  Audit  Clerk . B.  R.  Leonard 

Provincial  Archives 

There  is  no  Archivist  in  New  Brunswick.  Most 
of  the  Acts  are  looked  after  by  the  Queen’s  Printer, 
Clarence  B.  Burden.  For  other  matters  refer  to  the 
Provincial  Librarian,  Education  Department. 

N.B.  Public  Utilities  Commission 
Chairman,  Charles  R.  Allen,  Hartland;  Secretary, 
G.  Earle  Logan,  Q.C.,  55  Canterbury  St.,  Saint 
John. 

The  enforcement  of  the  Securities  Fraud  Pre¬ 
vention  Act  comes  under  the  jurisdiction  of  this 
Board. 

Registrar . G.  Earle  Logan,  Q.C. 

Motor  Carrier  Board 

Chairman,  Charles  R.  Allen,  Hartland;  Secretary, 
G.  Earle  Logan,  Q.C.,  55  Canterbury  St.,  Saint 
John. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  ATTORNEY  GENERAL 

Attorney  General . Hon.  William  J.  West,  Q.C. 

Deputy . E.  B.  MacLatchy,  Q.C. 

Counsel . H.  W.  Hickman,  Q.C. 

Senior  Solicitor . M.  M.  Hoyt 

Associate  Senior  Solicitor . J.  M.  LeBlanc 

Solicitors . L.  D.  D’Arcy,  John  T.  Gray 

Superintendent  of  Insurance  (Insurance  Act) 

E.  B.  MacLatchy,  Q.C. 
Succession  Duty  Official 

Superintendent . H.  Lester  Smith 

Office  of  the  Fire  Marshal 
Fredericton,  N.B. 

Provincial  Fire  Marshal,  Clare  M.  Young,  P.O. 
Box  699,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister . Hon.  Hugh  John  Flemming 

Deputy  Minister . Richard  Palmer 

Administrative  Assistant . K.  W.  Moore 

Purchasing  Agent . T.  W.  Sansom 

Bridge  Branch 

Chief  Bridge  Engineer . B.  H.  Hagerman 

Highway  Branch 

Chief  Highway  Engineer . R.  W.  Manzer 

Office  Engineer . W.  J.  Lawson 

Maintenance  Engineer . W.  T.  Hargreaves 

Construction  Engineer . H.  G.  Hughson 

Materials  Engineer . M.  B.  Morgan 

Architectural  Branch 

Provincial  Architect . D-  W.  Jonsson 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  &  MINES 

Minister . Hon.  N.  B.  Buchanan,  M.C 

Deputy  Minister . W.  W.  McCormack. 

Executive  Assistant . K.  B.  Brown,  B. Sc. 

Accountants .  Miss  Myrtle  Moffit,  Frederick  S.  Bailey 
Mines  Branch: 

Director ,  C.  S.  Clements,  B.Sc. 

Registrar  of  Mineral  Rights , 

Lealand  S.  O  Leary,  B.Sc. 
Chief ,  Mineral  Lands  Division ,  D.  P.  Manzer,  B.Sc. 
Chief ,  Mine  Inspection  &  Engineering  Division, 

H.  N.  Curry,  B.Sc. 

Chief.  Bathurst  Office  Division, 

William  I.  Spence,  B.Sc. 

Director  Survey  Title,  Records  and  Draughting  Brarich 

J.  G.  B.  Pugh 

Forester  in  Charge  of  Surveys 

W.  F.  Roberts.  N.B.L.S.,  B.Sc. 

Forest  Fire  Prevention  Branch: 

Provincial  Forester,  G.  L.  Miller,  M.Sc.,  N.B.L.fe. 


District  Foresters  Districts 

D.  A.  Wolstenholme,  B.Sc . Campbellton 

L.  D.  Black,  B.Sc . St.  Stephen 

J.  Edwin  Hall,  B.Sc.,  N.B.L.S..  .Hampton  Station 

A.  T.  Pelletier,  B.Sc . Edmundston 

R.  L.  Bishop,  B.Sc . Newcastle 

Scaling  and  Forest  Management  Branch: 

Director,  H.  H.  Hoyt,  B.Sc.,  N.B.L.S. 

Colonization  Branch: 

Director ,  Henning  Aalund,  B.Sc. 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Branch: 

Director ,  Lt.-Col.  C.  A.  Williams,  O.B.E. 
Photogrammetry  Division 
Director . A.  F.  Wightman,  B.Sc. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Provincial  Board  of  Education. — The  Lieutenant- 
Governor,  the  Members  of  the  Executive  Council,  the 
President  of  the  University  of  New  Brunswick,  a 
representative  recommended  by  the  N.B.  Teachers’ 
Association,  the  Director  and  Chief  Superintendent 
of  Education. 

Minister  of  Education . Hon.  Claude  D.  Taylor 

Director  01  Educational  Services  and  Chief  Superin- 
tend't  of  Education,  F.  E.  MacDiarmid,  M .A.,  LL.D. 
Assistants  to  Director  of  Education  and  to  Chief 
Superintendent  of  Education,  M.  H.  Brewer,  B.A.. 
and  J.  G.  De  Grace,  M.A.,  D.Ed. 

Director  of  School  Services — 

O.  V.  B.  Miller,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
Director  of  Teacher  Training, 

R.  H.  Chapman,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Vocational  Education. . .  . . J.  W.  McNutt  B.Sc. 

Teachers'  College — Principal, 

D.  W.  Wallace,  M.A. 

Provincial  Librarian . M.  P.  Boone,  M.A.,  B.L.S. 

Director  of  Audio  a$id  Visual  Aids 

L.  P.  Steeves,  B.A.,  Ed.M.,  Ph.D. 
Director  of  Physical  Education — 

S.  T.  Spicer,  B.S.,  B.Ed.,  M.P.E. 
Assistants  to  Director — W.  S.  Ritchie,  B.Sc.,  Pauline 
W.  Cunningham,  B.A.,  B.P.H.E. 

Director  of  Correspondence  School — 

David  C.  MacFarlane,  B.A. 
Director  of  Central  Library  Services, 

J.  F.  MacEacheron,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 

Registrar . Greta  L.  Brewer 

Supervisor,  School  Book  Branch, 

Mrs.  M.  Helen  Belyea 

Architect-Engineer,  .  _  „  T  ~ 

Roy  T.  Steeves,  M.A.,  M.Sc.,  M.E.I.C. 
(For  School  Inspectors  and  Superintendents, 
see  Index) 

School  Health:  is  looked  after  by  Medical  Inspectors 
of  the  Department  of  Health. 

Teachers’  Pensions:  in  New  Brunswick  vary  from 
$600  to  $3,000  per  year.  For  information  write  to 
the  Chief  Superintendent  of  Education,  Fredericton. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister . Hon.  T.  Babbitt  Parlee,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Minister . Leonard  T.  Leeman 

Provincial  Planning  Board 
Chairman,  E.  G.  Allen;  Secretary,  K.  W.  Moore. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Minister . S0IKC,V,B',Sh%WQ ' 3*d 

Deputy  Minister . E.  M.  Taylor,  B.b.A. 

Directors  of  Branches: 

Horicultural . E.  M.  °,r’  r'q’a  ' 

Poultry . F-  L-^°°,d' 5’1’f 

Extension . T Stanley  Wood  B.S.  A . 

Bairn  . J.  R.  Sutherland,  B.S. A. 

Live  Stock . J- C-  a' 

Field  Husbandry . -H.  F.  Stairs,  B-g.A. 

Herd  Improvement . •  J-  C.  Bennett,  B.b.A. 

Veterinary . J-  T.  Alans,  V.S.,  B.V.Sc. 

Credit  Union  and  Co-operative .  .S.  W  Keohan,  B  A. 

Home  Economics . .  .Alma  E  Weldon 

Agricultural  Engineering  J.  Arnold  Roberts,  B.b.A. 

Agricultural  Education . ;R.  D.  Gilbert.  B.S. A. 

Plant  Protection  and  Promotion  „ 

S.  F.  Clarkson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH  AND  SOCIAL 
SERVICES 

Minister . Hon.  J.  F.  Mclnerney,  M.D 

Chief  Medical  Officer  and  Registrar  General, 

J.  A.  Melanson,  M.B.,  D.P.Ii. 
Assistant  Registrar  General  and  Official  Committee  of 
the  Estates  of  Patients  at  the  Provincial  Hospitals 

A.  E.  Wilby,  B.C.L. 
For  Birth ,  Marriage  and  Death  Certificates  remit  for 
first  certificate  required,  50c;  for  additional  copies 
ordered  at  the  same  time,  25c.  The  fee  for  each 
wallet-size  certificate  is  SI. 00. 

District  Medical  Health  Officers; 

( Also  in  charge  of  Medical  Inspection  of  Schools ). 

ReUigfuIhe  } . V.L.Gendron,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Madawaska . E.  Rioux,  M.D.,  D.P.II 

Kent 

Northumberland  .  .R.  D.  Landry,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Westmorland,  Albert 

Charlotte,  Saint  John.  .  .  . F.  C.  Hazen,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Kings-Queens-Sunbury..  .H.  L.  Logan,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Fredericton- York . 1tT3  ...  ,  „  „„„ 

Carleton-Victoria . )j.R.Allanach,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Director,  Mental  Health  Services  .  .R.  R.  Prosser,  M.D. 
Director  of  Laboratories.  .  .  .  R.  A.  H.  Mackeen,  M.D. 
Director  of  Dental  Health 

R.  S.  Langstroth,  D.D.S.,  D. D.P.H. 

Director  of  Hospital  Services . ’ 

Director  of  Cancer  . Jr.  J.  Dolan,  M.D. 

Service . Diagnostic  J 

Director,  Sanitary  Engineering  Division 

Alwyn  J.  Cameron,  B.Sc.  (Civil) 
Director  of  Communicable  Disease  Control 

.  A.  F.  Chaisson,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Director  of  Public  Health  Nursing  Service, 

.  Miss  Muriel  Hunter,  R.N. 

Director,  Tuberculosis  Control  Division 

G.  E.  Maddison,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Director,  Maternal  and  Child  Health  Division 

j-  R.  Mayers,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Rehabilitation  Co-ordinator 

„  G.  Wilfred  Crandlemire,  B. A.,  B. Ed. 

Public  Health  Educator 

John  J.  Keays,  B.Sc.,  M.P.H. 

Old  Age  Pensions  and  Mothebs’  Allowances 
.  Commission 

rZut0nf  if"  'n'ffi . J-  Ernest  Anderson 

Child  Welfare  Officer . R.  H.  Scott 

hospitals  owned  and  operated  by  the  provincial 
government 

(M  =  Mental,  T  =  Tuberculosis) 

Ihe  Glades,  Jordan  Memorial  Sanatorium.  (T) 
Lancaster,  Provincial  Hospital.  (M) 
Campbellton,  Provincial  Hospital.  (M) 

Moncton,  Moncton  Tuberculosis  Hospital.  (T) 

Other  Tuberculosis  Institutions 
Saint  John  Tuberculosis  Hospital,  E.  Saint  John; 
Vallee  Lourdes  Sanatorium,  Bathurst;  Saint  Joseph 
Sanatorium,  St-Basile.  * 

public  hospitals 

Subsidized  by  the  New  Brunswick  Government 
(H.  =  Hospital) 

5*™’  Tfath  Bathurst,  Hotel  Dieu  St.  Joseph; 

Dien  <oiCHTB’  StL  Campbellton,  Hotel 

Dieu  SL  Joseph,  Soldiers’  Memorial  H.;  Chatham, 

TW^V?TTU’  ^ount  St-  Joseph;  Dalhousie,  St. 
■Josephs  H.;  Edmundston,  Hotel  Dieu  St.  Joseph- 
Fredericton,  Victoria  Public  H.;  Fredericton 
£“!•  Queens-Sunbury,  West  Memorial  H.; 

mInan  FPrpLnH  M°SPltaITT0f^he  Assumption ;  Grand 
itr  ’  Gtrand  Manan  H.;  Minto,  Minto  H.;  Monc- 

CASTT^°nM°n  H'-’  ?-0tuDlfS  de  L’A-Ssomption;  New- 
castle,  Miramichi  H.;  Rexton,  Kingston  Hall 
Community  H.;  Sackville,  Sackville  Memorial  H.- 
Saint  John,  Saint  John  General  H.,  St.  Joseph’s  H.’ 
Evangeline  Maternity  H.;  St.  Quentin,  Hotel  Dieu 


St.  Joseph;  Black’s  Harbour,  Fundy  Hospital; 
St.  Stephen,  Charlotte  Co.  H.;  Lameque,  Hotel  Dieu 
St.  Joseph;  Stanley,  Stanley  Memorial  H.; 
Tracadie,  Hotel  Dieu  St.  Joseph;  Woodstock, 
Carleton  Memorial;  Harvey  Station,  Harvey 
Community  Hospital  Ltd.;  Perth,  Hotel  Dieu  H.; 
Sussex,  Kings  County  Memorial  H.;  Plaster  Rock, 
Tobique  Valley  H. 

institutions 

Subsidized  by  the  New  Brunswick  Government 
Saint  John,  Turnbull  Home  (Incurables),  Silver 
Falls  Orphanage,  N.B.  Protestant  Orphanage; 
Shediac,  Providence  St.  Joseph  (Orphans  and  aged). 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

Minister . Hon.  A.  E.  Skaling 

Deputy  Minister . N.  D.  Cochrane 

Secretary . Marguerite  Stillwell 

Director  of  Apprenticeship . B.  W.  Kelly 

Chief  Factory  and  Boiler  Inspector .  .  F.  C.  Sherwood 
Director  of  Minimum  Wages  and  Labour  Relations 
Branch . H.  F.  White 

APPRENTICESHIP  COMMITTEE 

Chairman . H.  A.  Hanson 

FACTORY  INSPECTION  AND  BOILER  INSPECTION 
Board  of  Examiners  for  Stationary  Engineers — 
Chairman,  F.  C.  Sherwood,  Fredericton;  Members: 
Edwin  L.  Perkins,  Edmundston,  and  Arnold  Duncan, 
Dalhousie. 

Factory  and  Boiler  Inspectors:  C.  W.  Ellis,  J.  L. 
Sisk,  William  F.  DeWolfe  all  of  Fredericton. 

Boiler  Inspectors:  E.  M.  Harvey,  Saint  John, 

C.  W.  Ellis,  J.  L.  Sisk,  William  F.  DeWolfe,  all  of 
Fredericton. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  LABOUR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Chairman,  H.  A.  Hanson,  Fredericton. 
Representative  of  Employers,  W.  M.  Brown,  Saint 
John;  D.  A.  McAlary.  Edmundston. 

Representative  of  Labour,  W.  A.  McLean,  Fredericton 

D.  A.  Elliott,  Moncton. 

MINIMUM  WAGE  BOARD 

Chairman,  H.  A.  Hanson,  Fredericton. 
Representatives  of  Employers  and  Labour ,  the  same 
as  the  Labour  Relations  Board. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  INDUSTRY  AND 
DEVELOPMENT 

Minister  . . Hon.  Roger  Pichette 

Deputy  Minister . William  A.  Moore 

Director  of  Fisheries  Br . Leonce  Chenard 

Director  of  Handicrafts  Br . Dr.  Ivan  H.  Crowel 

Director,  Industrial  Br . John  A.  Paterson 

N.B.  Resources  Development  Board 
Chairman . Dr.  H.  J.  Rowley 


The  New  Brunswick  Electric  Power 
Commission 

Chairman,  Hon.  Edgar  Fournier,  Vice-Chairman. 
L.  H.  Forbes;  Secretary-Treasurer,  P.  O.  Beaton- 
Chief  Engineer,  J.  L.  Feeney. 

Workmen’s  Compensation  Board 
55  Canterbury  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Chairman . William  A.  McDougall,  O.B  E 

Vice-Chairman . Ronald  G.  Johnston 

Commissioner . Robert  G.  Jones 

Secretary . J.  E.  Crump 

Liquor  Control  Board 
( Controlled  Sale  in  Government  Stores) 

Commissioner  . P.O.  Box  490, 

Fredericton,  N.B. 


.  Civil  Service  Commission 
Chairman,  Charles  A.  Murray,  Fredericton 
Address,  P.O.  Box  906,  Fredericton. 


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CITIES,  TOWNS  AND  MUNICIPALITIES  IN  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


CITIES  COUNTIES  CLERK 

Edmundston  .  .  .  Madawaska . Thos.  Guerrette 

Fredericton . York . Harry  P.  Gough 

Lancaster . Saint  John . D.  H.  Garey 

Moncton . Westmorland . L.  T.  Tingley 

Saint  John . St.  John . Henry  D.  Hopkins 

(Common  Clerk) 

TOWNS  COUNTIES  CLERKS 

Bathurst . Gloucester .  Everard  Doucet 

Campbellton.. . .  Restigouche  . .  .  .Tilmon  Thibodeau 

Chatham . Northumberland..  .  .  J.  J.  Duffy 

Dalhousie . Restigouche . W.  E.  Petersen 

Dieppe . Westmorland . Arthur  Goguen 

Grand  Falls . Victoria . S.  J.  Merritt 

Hartland . Carleton . K.  M.  Barss 

Marysville . York . N.  C.  Cochrane 

Milltown . Charlotte . Wm.  H.  Kirk 

Newcastle  . Northumberland  Clive  E.  Lindon 

♦Port  Elgin . Westmorland.  .  .George  M.  Moore 

♦Rothesay . Kings . H.  G.  Jolly 

Sackville . Westmorland . Mrs.  Doris  Gass 

St.  Andrews....  Charlotte . R.  C.  Bartlett 

St.  George . Charlotte  . D.  H.  Kimball 

St.  Leonard . Madawaska . Roland  Tremblay 

St.  Stephen . Charlotte . Arlo  G.  Iiayman 

♦These  places  are  villages. 


TOWNS  COUNTIES  CLERK 

Shediac . Westmorland . F.  J.  Robidoux 

♦Shippegan . Gloucester . F.  J.  Robichaud 

Sussex . Kings . LI.  N.  Jonah 

Woodstock . Carleton . K.  E.  MacLauchlan 


Municipality  Skcretary-Trkas.  {Address 

Albert . George  C.  Blight . . .  Hopewell  Cape 

Carleton . H.  J.  Speer .  Woodstock 

Charlotte .  F.  L.  Mallory.  ...  St.  Andrews 

Gloucester . Jean  Paul  Chiasson.  Bathurst 

Kent . Miss  L.  Robichaud.  Richibucto 

(Acting) 

Mings . R.  r  red  Pickett ....  Hampton  St’n 

Kadawaeka . T  T).  Hebert . Edmundston 

NorthunibeiTnd  Gilbert  W.  Dawson.  Newcastle 

Queens . H.  Hetherington  .  .  Gaget.own 

Restigouche _ J-  b.  Bernard  ..  Dalhousie 

Saint  John  ....  D.  C.  Smith  (Sec) .  Saint  John 
R.G.  McAllister  (T) 

Ari  hur  F.  Goan  ....  Oromocto,  RR. 

J.  E.  Andrews . Andover  [1. 

MissRuth  Taylor. . .  Dorchester 
Clarence  Wade. . . .  Fredericton 


Sunbury 
Victoria 
Westmorland 
York . 

tin  all  cases  ihe  address  of  the  sec.-treas.  is  the  county  seat. 


COURTS,  JUDGES,  Etc.,  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


Supreme  Court  of  New  Brunswick 
Appeal  Division 

Hon.  John  B.  McNair,  Chief  Justice  of  New  Bruns¬ 
wick;  Puisne  Judges,  The  Hon.  G.  F.  G.  Bridges, 
Moncton,  and  The  Hon.  Louis  M.  Ritchie,  Fredericton. 

Chancery  Division 

(The  same  Judges  as  Appeal  Division). 

Deputy  Registrar  of  Chancery  Division  at  St. 
John, 

Queen’s  Bench  Division 

Hon.  Joseph  E.  Michaud,  Chief  Justice,  Fredericton, 
Puisne  Judges,  Moncton;  Hon.  Arthur  I.  Anglin,  Saint 
John;  Hon.  Clovis  T.  Richard,  Bathurst;  Charles  J. 
Jones,  Moncton. 

Registrar  Supreme  Court — H.  L.  Smith,  B.C.L., 

Deputy  Registrar. — M.  M.  Hoyt. 

Court  of  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes 

Hon.  Arthur  I.  Anglin,  Saint  John.  Registrar — 
H.  Lester  Smith,  Fredericton. 

District  Judge  in  Admiralty  for  Nets  Brunswick 

Hon.  Arthur  I.  Anglin.  Deputy  Judge— His  Honour 
Reginald  D.  Kierstead,  Saint  John.  Registrar — W.  E. 
Clarke,  Saint  John. 

Bankruptcy. — Queen’s  Bench  Division  of  Supreme 
Court  has  jurisdiction  in  bankruptcy.  For  Official 
Receivers  and  Registrars,  (see  Index). 

Registration  of  Instruments 

Bills  of  Sale,  Chattel  Mortgages,  Hire  Receipts, 
Conditional  Sales,  Land  Transfers,  etc.,  must  be  regis¬ 
tered  within  30  days  with  the  Registrars  of  Deeds 
below. 

Juvenile  Courts 

Westmorland  ( County ) — Judge,  W.  F.  Lane.  Saint 
John — Judge,  Harold  R.  Comeau.  Fredericton — Judge, 
L.  B.  Smith,  Restigouche  ( County )  Judge  J.  Thomas 
Troy,  Gloucester  ( County ) —  E.  C.  Dumaresq.,  Judge 
C.  M.  Levesque,  Victoria  {County). 


Judges  of  County  Courts  and  Clerks 


counties 


judge 

His  Honour: 


clerk 


Restigouche . .  I 

Gloucester  •  ■  •  L 

Northumber¬ 
land  l 

Kent . 

Westmorland 

King’s . 

Albert . 


J.  L.  Ryan, 
Bathurst 


A.  J.  Cormier, 
Moncton 


Saint  John . 
Queen’s  .  . . . 
Sunbury .  .  . 
Y  ork . 


Charlotte 

Carleton . 

Victoria .  .  .  . 
Madawaska . 


Donald  V. 
White,  Sussex 

Reginald  D. 
Kierstead, 
Saint  John 

J.  B.  Dickson, 
Fredericton 


D.  Raymond 
Bishop,  ' 
Woodstock 


A.  P.  N.  McLaugh¬ 
lin,  Campbellton 
Patrick  P.  Harper, 
Bathurst 
W.  H.  Davidson, 

Newcastle 
Eric  T.  Richard, 

Richibucto 
D.  H.  McFarlane, 
Moncton 
James  D.  Harper, 

Westfield 
Douglas  Rice, 

Petitcodiac 
Eric  L.  Teed, 

Saint  John 

Robert  Fanjoy, 

Min  to 

F.  E.  Atkinson, 

Fredericton 
George  A.  Noble, 
Fredericton 

G.  F.  Nicholson, 

Ste.  Stephen 
F.  C.  S  quires, 

Woodstock 
T.  Wiley  Tomlinson 
Perth 

Charles  A.  Dionne, 
Edmundston 


MAGISTRATES,  CITIES  AND  TOWNS,  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


COUNTY 

Albert.  . . . 
Carleton .  . 

Charlotte . 

Gloucester 


place 


MAGISTRATE 


COUNTY 


PLACE 


MAGISTRATE 


Hillsborough.  .{Percy  H.  Steeves 

Gunningsville. {Percy  H.  Steeves 

Riverside . {Percy  H.  Steeves 

Woodstock.  .  .{G.  R.  Mc- 
E.  Florenceville  Cutcheon 

Hartland . fC.  R.  Mc- 

Cutcheon 

St.  Stephen.  .  . +H.  M.  Groom 
St.  Andrews  .  .  1‘H.  M.  Groom 
St.  George. .  .  .  {H.  M.  Groom 
Grand  Manan .  {H-  M.  Groom 

Bathurst . +E.  C.  Dumaresq 

Caraquet . tE.  C.  Dumaresq 


Gloucester . Shippegan.  .  .  .+E.  C.  Dumaresq 

Tracadie . tE.  C.  Dumaresq 

Kent  . Richibucto.  .  .+J.  Killeen  McKee 

Buctouche _ fj.  Killeen  McKee 

Kings  . Hampton . *A.  J.  Kelly 

g  Sussex . *W.  D.  Bonnell 

Rothesay . *K.  P.  Lawton 

Madawaska . Edmundston . .  {A.  M.  Chamber- 

St.  Leonard. . .  land 

Northumberland.  .Chatham . {John  P.  Momssy 

Newcastle ....  {John  P.  Mornssy 
and  Neguac,  _  „ , 

Doaktown _ {John  P.  Momssy 


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[  1956 


MAGISTRATES,  CITIES  AND  TOWN S — Continued 


Westmorland. 


COUNTY  PLACE  MAGISTRATE  COUNTY 

Queens . Chipman . fC.  F.  Tweeddale  Victoria. 

Gagetown ....  tC.  F.  Tweeddale 

Restigouche . Campbellton.  .  fJ.  Thomas  Troy 

Dalhousie ....  f  J.  Thomas  Troy 
St.  Quentin. .  .  fJ.  Thomas  Troy 

Sunbury . Minto . fC.  F.  Tweeddale 

and  Oromocto 

Fred’ton  Jet..  .tC.  F.  Tweeddale 

Saint  John . Saint  John  .  .  .*H.  S.  Prince 

City  of 

_  Lancaster  .  .*G.  E.  Logan 

♦Police  Magistrate.  fCounty  Magistrate  JDeputy  county  magistrate. 

COUNTY  AND  COURT  OFFICIALS 

The  postal  address  of  officials  is  the  County  Seat,  except  where  otherwise  stated. 


York . 


PLACE 

.Grand  Falls. . 

Perth . 

Plaster  Rock. 
.Moncton 

Shediac . 

Port  Elgin. . . 
Sackville .... 
Dorchester.  . 
Peticodiac .  .  . 

.  Fredericton . . 
Marysville . . . 
Me  Adam.. . . 


MAGISTRATE 

.fC.  M.  Levesque 
.fC.  M.  Levesque 
.fC.  M.  Levesque 
.fW.  F.  Lane 
.  fW.  F.  Lane 
.  *Percy  H.  Steeves 
.  fPercy  H.  Steeves 
.  fPercy  H.  Steeves 
.  fPercy  H.  Steeves 
.  fL.  B.  Smith 
.  (County  Mag.) 


Albert .  .  .  , 
Carleton .  , 
Charlotte . 


Gloucester . 

Kent . 

King’s . 

Madawaska .... 

Northumberland 

Queen’s . 

Restigouche .... 

Saint  John . 


Sunbury . 

Victoria . 

Westmorland .  . 
York . 


COUNTY  SEAT 


Hopewell  Cape 
Woodstock.  .  . 
St.  Andrews .  . 

Bathurst . 

Richibucto 

Hampton . . 

Edmundston . . 
Newcastle . 


Gagetown . 
Dalhousie . 


Saint  John . 


Burton . 

Perth . 

Dorchester . 

Fredericton 


Gerald  C.  Saunders. 

Hillsborough 
Robert  Dickinson, 

Woodstock 
Charles  F.  Cowley, 

St.  George 

Edgar  Aube . 


Wilfred  Bourgeois, 

Cocagne 

Leon  Seely, 

Lower  Norton 
Thadee  Martin, 

Edmundston 
James  D.  Shanahan, 

South  Nelson 
Frank  R.  Jones,  Wirrel 
Edmund  LeBlanc . 


Timothy  E.  Desmond, 
Saint  John 

Norman  Pearson, 

Maugerville 
F.  V.  Bishop . 


REGISTRAR  OF  DEEDS 


Harold  A.  Terris, 

Hillsboro 
Fred  K.  Brown 

Newburgh  Jet. 

Harry  W.  Smith . 

N.  J.  Grant, 

Petite  Rouche 
J.  A.  Savage, 

Richibucto 
S.  H.  Keith,  Havelock. . 

Mrs.  Jeanne  Cormier  . 

Miss  Mable  Coates .... 


CLERK  OF  THE  PEACE 


B.  C.  Randall, 
E.  M.  Lyons . 


Moncton 


COUNTY  AND 
POPULATION 

1951 

COUNTY  SEAT 

Albert . 8,421 

Hopewell  Cape . . 

Carleton  .  .21,711 

Woodstock . 

Charlotte.  .22,728 

St.  Andrews .... 

Glouster.  .49,913 

Kent . 25,817 

King’s . 21,573 

Bathurst . 

Richibucto . 

Hampton . 

Mada'aska.28,176 

Edmundston. . . . 

Northumberland. 

[38,485 
Queen’s .  .  .  12,775 

Newcastle . 

Gagetown . 

Restigouche . 

[33,075] 
Saint  John . 

[68,827 
Sunbury _ 8,296 

Burton . 

Victoria...  16, 671 

Perth . 

Westmorland. . . . 

[64,486 

Dorchester . 

York . 36,447 

Fredericton . 

Miss  Annie  W.  Dickie .  . 
Mrs.  Pauline  M.  Cragg, 
Campbellton 
Joseph  I  Mosher, 

Loch  Lomond 

Mrs.  Austin  Smith  .... 

Harry  J.  Mallory, 

Andover 

Eloi  Leger, 

Memram  Cook 
Clement  V.  Scott . 


Leonard  Jones, 

Moncton 
F.  C.  Squires,  Woodstock 


T.  E.  Caughey, 

St.  Andrews 

Patrick  P.  Harper 
E.  T.  Richard, 

Richibucto 
Beatrice  Sharpe 

G.  E.  Nadeau,  St.  Leonard 

T.  H.  Whalen,  Newcastle 

R.  J.  Fanjoy,  Minto 
A.  P.  N.  McLaughlin, 

Campbellton 

Burton  L.  Gerow, 

Saint  John 
F.  E.  Atkinson, 

Fredericton 

H.  E.  McLaughlin, 

Grand  Falls 
Frank  L.  Corcoran, 
Moncton 
George  A.  Noble 


George  Y.  Jones . 

K.  E.  MacLauchlan  . 


G.  Gilbert . 

F.  J.  Robidoux . 


G.  Enoil  Nadeau . 
T.  H.  Whalen. . . . 
W.  H. Davidson. . 


C.  F.  Sanford,  Q.C.. . 


S.  G.  Mooney,  Q.C.  . 
A.  Tessier  LeBlanc . . 


C.  L.  Dougherty,  Q.C. 
C.  J.  A.  Hughes . 


JUDGE  OF  PROBATE 


REGISTRAR  OF 
PROBATE 


CLERK  OF 
CIRCUIT 


Horace  B.  Trites, 

Moncton 

Robert  A.  Bell . 


Harold  A.  Terris, 

Hillsborough 
E.  Montgomery  . .  . 

Foster  G.  Calder . Harry  M.  Groom, 

T  ,  r  , ,  ,  St.  Stephen 

t  r?  * Marquand. . .  .  John  Le  Marquand 
L.  P.  A.  Robichaud. . .  Eric  T.  Richard. . . 


F.  J.  Forbes 
.  .  Sussex 

A.  M.  Chamberland  . . 

A.  P.  Tracy-Gould  . . . 

John  C.  Belyea, 

Hampstead 
A.  P.  N.  McLaughlin, 
Campbellton 
H.  0.  Mclnerney 


Jean  Wallace, 
Charles  Dionne 
Frances  Fish. . . 


Leo  F.  Cain,  ... 

Fredericton 
Mane  L.  McLaughlin, 
Grand  Falls 
riazen  Adair, 

.  _  „  Moncton 

Leo  F.  Cain .  .  . 


Sussex 


Robert  J.  Fanjoy, 

Minto 

Dillon  Arseneau . 

Charles  Y.  Swanton  . . 

Mrs.  Austin  Smith, 

Oromocto 
Greta  Armstrong . 


W.  L.  M.  Creaghan, 

Moncton 
George  Noble. . . 


Douglas  Rice, 

Petitcodiac 
Frederick  C.  Squires 

G.  H.  I.  Cockburn, 
St.  Stephen 
Patrick  P.  Harper 

E.  T.  Richard 
Beatrice  Sharpe 

Leopold  Dube 

T.  H.  Whalen 

R.  J.  Fanjoy, 

Minto 

A.  P.  N.  McLaughlin, 
Campbellton 
D.  G.  Willet 

F.  E.  Atkinson, 

Fredericton 
T.  Wiley  Tomlinson, 

Horace  B.  Trites, 

Moncton 
Leo  F.  Cain 


1956] 


NEWFOUNDLAND 


371 


PROVINCE  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

Entered  Confederation  31st  March,  1949  Area,  155,364  sq.  mi.(estim.)  Population,  1955,  412,000  (estim.) 

Seat  of  Government . St.  John’s 

Lieutenant-Governor,  Colonel  The  Honourable  Sir  Leonard  Outerbridge,  Kt.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  LL.D. 

Private  Secretary,  James  Crawford 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


Premier  and  Minister  of  Economic  Development, 

Hon.  Joseph  R.  Smallwood,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 

Attorney  General . Hon.  L.  R.  Curtis,  Q.C. 

Minister  of  Fisheries  and  Cc-operatives, 

Hon.  W.  J.  Keough 

Minister  of  Education . Hon.  James  R.  Chalker 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs  and  Supply 

and  Minister  of  Health . Hon.  S.  J.  Hefferton 


Minister  of  Public  Works . Hon.  E.  S.  Spencer 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  C.  H.  Ballam 

Minister  of  Finance . .Hon.  G.  Power 

Minister  of  Provincial  Affairs  and  Solicitor  General 

Hon.  Myles  Murray,  Q.C. 
Minister  of  Mines  and  Resources  and  Minister  of 
Public  Welfare.  . .  .Hon.  F.  W.  Rowe,  B.A.,  D.Paed. 
Minister  without  Portfolio .  .  .  .Hon.  P.  J.  Lewis,  Q.C. 


CZerA;  of  Executive  Council,  James  G.  Channing  _  . 

Salary  of  the  Prime  Minister  and  all  Ministers,  $7,000;  plus  sessional  mdemmty  of  So.UUU 

HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY 

Twenty-ninth  General  Assembly.  Election  held  November  26,  1951.  Maximum  duration  5  years. 

Member's  Sessional  Indemnity  $3,000  _  , 

An  allowance  of  $2,000  is  made  to  the  Leader  of  the  Opposition. 

Leader  of  Opposition,  M.  Hollett.  M.A. 

Party  Standing:  Liberal  20.  Progressive  Conservative  4.  C.C.F.  1.  Vacant  d. 

Officers  and  Clerks  of  the  Legislative  Assembly 

Speaker,  The  Honourable  Reginald  Sparkes  Clerk  of  the  House,  Henry  Cummings,  LL.B.,  M.A. 

Assistant  Clerk ,  William  Hayward,  B.Sc.  S erg eant-at- Arms,  Thomas  J.  Christopher 

Law  Clerk , . 

P.O.  ADDRESS 

.St.  John’s 


MEMBERS 


CONSTITUENCY 

St.  Barbe . Hon.  Reg.  Sparkes,  L . 

White  Bay . Samuel  Drover,  C.C.F. .  Bonavista 

Oreen  Bay . Baxter  Morgan,  L . St.  John’s 

Grand  Falls.  .  .  .Hon.  E.  S.  Spencer,  L. .  .St.  John’s 
Twillingate .  .  .  .Hon.  L.  R.  Curtis,  Q.C.,  L.  St.  John’p 

Fogo . Gordon  Janes,  L . St.  John’s 

Bonavista  North.Hon.  J.  R.  Smallwood,  L.St.  John’s 

Bonavista  South. C.  Brown,  L . St.  John’s 

Trinity  North. .  .  Hon.  S.  J.  Hefferton,  L..  .St.  John’s 

Trinity  South.  .  C.  M.  Button,  L . St.  John’s 

Carbonear-Bay 

de  Verde . . 

Harbour  Grace.  .Hon.  J.  R.  Chalker,  L..  .St.  John  s 

Port-de-Grave  .  .1.  Mercer,  Q.C.  L . St.  Johns 

Harbour  Main -  „  _  _  _ 

Bell  Island. .  .D.  I.  Jackman,  PC . Bell  Island 

tt  ....  Hon.  P.  J.  Lewis  Q.C.,  L  .  St.  John's 
St.  John's  West. .  W.  J.  Browne,  Q.C.,  PC.  .St.  John’s 


CONSTITUENCY  MEMBERS  P*0.  ADDRESS 

St.  John's  West .  M.  Hollett,  PC . St.  John's 

St.  John's  East., 


James  D.  Higgins,  PC. .  .St.  John’s 
Ferryland . Hon.  M.  P.  Murray,  Q.C.  L.St.  John  s 

Placentia -  T  u  * 

St.  Mary's..  .Hon.  G.  J.  Power,  L . .St.  John  s 

Placentia  West. .  Patrick  J.  Canning,  L. .  .Marystown 

Burin . 

Fortune  Bay  and  ,  , 

Hermitage _ John  R.  Courage,  L . St.  John  s 

Burgeo  and  . 

La-Poile . G.  Norman,  L . Port  aux 

Basques 

St.  George' s-Port  _  ,  , 

au  Port . Hon.  W.  J.  Keough,  L.  .St.  John  s 

Humber . Hon.  C.  H.  Ballam,  L... .  .St.  John  s 

Labrador . Hon.  F.  W.  Rowe,  L . St.  John  s 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS 

OFFICE  OF  THE  PREMIER 
Premier .  .Hon.  Joseph  R.  Smallwood,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 

Personal  Assistant  to  the  Premier 

Mrs.  Muriel  Templeman 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister  and  Solicitor  General , 

Hon.  Myles  P.  Murray,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Minister . James  G.  Channing 

Administrative  Officer . H.  M.  Quigley 

Public  Relations  Officer . J.  W.  McNeily 

Curator,  N ewfoundland  Museum 

L.  E.  F.  English,  M.B.E. 

Director  of  Civil  Defence . P.  J.  Cashin 

Queen's  Printer . D.  R.  Thistle,  M.B.E. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  PUBLIC  RECORDS 
OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

Chairman . N.  C.  Crewe 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND  MUSEUM 

Chairman .  .  .R.  Gushue,  Q.C.,  C.B.E.,  LL.B.,  D.C.L. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Minister  . Hon  James  R.  Chalker 

Deputy  Minister .  .  ,G.  A.  Frecker,  B.A.,  B.E.,  LL.D. 

Administrative  Officer . .  .  . -  W.  T.  B.  Harris 

Superintendents  of  Education,  F.  Kirby,  B.A.,  P.  J. 
Hanley,  B.A.,  G.  Nottall,  (Acting)  Brig.  W.  C. 
Browne,  S.A. 

Director  Adult  Education 

Florence  O  Neill,  M.A.,  Ed.D. 


Supervisor  of  Visual  Education . F.  R.  Kennedy 

Registrar  of  Public  Examinations,  A.  E.  Parsons,  M.A. 

Director  of  Curriculum . H.  J.  B.  Gough,  M.A- 

Statistician  and  Attendance  Officer .  ....  .W.  Half  yard 
Manager  Vocational  Institute.  .  .F.  Templeman,  B.fec. 
Director,  Public  Libraries  Board. .  Harold  Newell,  D.A. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ATTORNEY  GENERAL 

Attorney  General . Hon.  Leslie  R.  Curtis,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Attorney  General^  q  Q>c#f  LL.B. 

Asst.  Deputy  Attorney  General.  .  .C.  J.  Greene,  LL.B. 

Legal  Assistants . ....•■■£•  L,-  SfJjS; 

V  P.  McCarthy,  LL.B.,  J.  W.  Mahoney 

Chief  of  Police  . .  Strange 

Superintendent  of  Fire  Department . ^  Vim 

Superintendent  of  H.M.  Penitentiary  . .  . .  .  W.  F  .  Gase 
Superintendent,  R.C.M.P. .......  A.  W.  Parsons 

Fire  Marshal . Frank  J.  Ryan,  M.B.E. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES  AND  RESOURCES 

Minister . Hon.  F.  W.  Rowe,  B.A.,  D.Paed. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Resources 
Deputy  Minister  of  Mines.  ■  . 

Asst.  Deputy  Minister,  Mines  and  Resources 


P.  J.  Murray,  B.S.A. 
Frederick  Gover 


Haynes 

Director  Crown  Lands  and  Survey^  QBE 

A.  C.  Badcock 
. C.  Cahill 


Director  of  Agriculture. 
Supervisor  of  Forestry .  . 


372 


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[1956 


Forester . Finn  Frost,  B.Sc. 


Provincial  Geologist . D.  M.  Baird,  D.Sc. 

Chief  Fire  Warden . B.  Stead,  Whitbourne 

Director  of  Wildlife . H.  W.  Walters 

FARM  LOAN  BOARD 

Chairman . W.  F.  Haynes 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister . .  .  Hon.  E.  S.  Spencer 

Deputy  Minister . R.  Manning,  C.B.E. 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister . J.  F.  O’Neil] 

Chief  Engineer . C.  H.  Conroy,  B.Sc. 

Chief  Highway  Engineer . R.  M.  French,  B.Sc. 

Chief  Building  Inspector . J.  J.  Pennell 

Registrar  Motor  Vehicles . W.  J.  Yabsley 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH 

Minister . Hon.  S.  J.  Hefferton 

Deputy  Minister 

L.  A.  Miller,  B.A.,  B.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.H. 
Assistant  Deputy  Minister 

Dr.  J.  M.  McGrath,  M.B.,  B.Ch. 

Administrator  of  Health  Services . D.  L.  Butler 

Administrative  Officer . T.  C.  Sellars 

Chief  Medical  Health  Officer 

_  .  .  ,  _  A.  McDermott,  M.B.,  B.Ch. 

Registrar  of  Vital  Statistics . C.  H.  Tobin 

Director  of  Tuberculosis  Control 

Chief  Health  Inspector.  M'B"  ^ 

Superintendent ,  General  Hospital 
„  .  ,  ,  .  E.  Wilson,  L.R.C.P.S.  (Ire.) 

Superintendent,  Hospital  for  Mental  and 

N ervous  Diseases . C.  H.  Pottle,  M.D.  C  M 

Superintendent,  St.  John's  Sanatorium 
„  .  ,  R.  E.  Bennett,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Superintendent,  W est  Coast  Sanatorium 

„  E.  S.  Peters,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Director  of  Public  Health  Laboratory 
t,.  .  .  _  J.  E.  Josephson,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Director  of  Departmental  Nurses.  Miss  J.  Lewis,  R.N. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WELFARE 

Minister . Hon.  F.'W.  Rowe,  B.A  D  Paed 

Deputy  Minister.  . R.  L.  Andrews'  M.a! 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister .  S  R  Godfrey 

Administrative  Officer . j.'  A.  Clancy,  J  P 

Judge  of  the  Family  Court . Charles  Roberts  B  A’ 

Director  of  Corrections ..  .0.  J.  Walling,  B.S.  B.S  W 
Director  of  Child  Welfare..  .H.  Cramm,  B.A.  B.Paed' 
Chairman  of  the  Old  Age  Pensions  Board , 

Chairman  of  Mothers’  Allowances  BomYmd  Depend 

Director  of  Northern  Labrador  Affairs, 

Research  and  Statistical  Officer .  E.  P^Mu'rDhv 

Supt.  Boys’  Home  and  Training  School,  1  Y 

Supt.  Girls'  Home  and  Training  School, °hn  C'  Brown 

Superintendent,  Home  for  the  Aged  and  Infirm, . 

Superintendent,  Infants’  Home,  Amy  Blrd’  B'N' 

Carmel  J.  Casey,  R.N. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FINANCE 

mister 

aZS  »”• 

%8Ki£S!.fT*.  i““  •••*• 

Commitment  Control  Officer  . tv  d  if 

Payrolls  Control  Officer.  .  . VARalP1’ 

Financial  Adviser . Jas.  C.'  Thompson  F?c“a 

.  BOARD  OF  LIQUOR  CONTROL 

Chairman .  a  „ 

Manager .  . A  Mullowney 

. .  J.  rreneh 


Chairman . 


CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 


•  K.  J.  Carter 


AUDITOR  GENERAL 

Auditor  General . G.  W.  D.  Allen,  C.A- 

Deputy  Auditor  General.  .  .  .J.  P.  Luscorabe,  M.B.E. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 
AND  SUPPLY 

Minister  . . Hon.  S.  J.  Hefferton 

Deputy  Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs 

C.  W.  Powell,  B.Sc. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Supply . L.  G.  Crummey 

Director  of  Purchasing . P.  R.  Parsons 

Director  of  Housing .  .  J.  L.  Seymour 

Director,  Local  Government  Affairs.  .E.  W.  Hutchings 

RENT  CONTROL  BOARD 

Chairman . T.  A.  Hickman,  LL.B. 

ST.  John’s  housing  corporation 
Chairman . O.  L.  Vardy 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FISHERIES  AND 
CO-OPERATIVES 

Minister . Hon.  W.  .T.  Keough 

Deputy  Minister . Eric  Gosse 

.4 SSL  Deputy  Minister . B.  B.  Feather 

Director,  Vessel  Construction  and  Inspection, 

.  R.  A.  Harvey 

Adviser  on  Fisheries  Engineering  and 

Fishermen's  Vocational  Training  .Ur.  D.  L.  Cooper 
Director ,  Fisheries  Engineering  and  Development 
.....  .  J.  Colin  Storey 

Administrative  Assistant . D.  H.  Simroonds 

Registrar  of  Co-operatives . W.  G.  Dawe  (Acting) 

NEWFOUNDLAND  FISHERIES  BOARD 

Knights  of  Columbus  Bldg. Duckworth  St.,  St.  John’s 
(Operates  under  government  of  Canada's  Department 
of  Fisheries) 

Chairman . H.  R.  Bradley 

NEWFOUNDLAND  FISHERIES  DEVELOPMENT  AUTHORITY 

Chairman . H.  G.  Dustan 

FISHERIES  LOAN  BOARD 

Chairman . C.  M.  Drover 

CO-OPERATIVE  DEVELOPMENT  LOAN  BOARD 

Chairman . G.  M.  Drover 

Secretary . John  <p_  Callahan 

DEPARTMENT  OF  ECONOMIC 
DEVELOPMENT 

Minister -Hon.  Joseph  R.  Smallwood,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 

Deputy  Minister .  Arthur  Johnson 

Director  General  of  Economic  Development , 

c  „  G.  F.  Pushie 

secretary  of  Research  and  Conservation 


Director  of  Tourist  Development . 6.  L.  Vardy 

INDUSTRIAL  DEVELOPMENT  LOAN  BOARD 

Chairman . G.  M.  Drover 


Minister , 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 


.Hon.  C.  H.  Baliam 


Deputy  Minister . G.  T.  Dver  C  P  \ 

rhDf'rRRTlatiT0nS  °fcer . -G:  B-  Malone 

Chief  Boiler  Inspector . L.  R.  Cardwell 

Director  of  Apprenticeship . j  jvxay 

sr.D. 

SSf  Si 

MINIMUM  WAGE  BOARD 


Chairman . 


.Kevin  J.  Barry,  LL.B. 


NEWFOUNDLAND  LABOUR  RELATIONS  BOARD 


Chairman 


Chief  Executive  Officer. 


Kevin  J.  Barry,  LL.B. 
. H.  K.  McKay 

.  PROVINCIAL  APPRENTICESHIP  BOARD 

Chairman . G.  A.  Frecker,  B.A.,  B.E.,  LL.D. 

BOARD  OF  COMMISSIONERS  OF  PUBLIC  UTILITIES 

CWman . ; . Grant  R.  Jack 

WORKMEN’S  COMPENSATION  BOARD 

Cha^an . w.  Irving  Fogwill 


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COURTS  AND  JUDGES 


SUPREME  COURT 
St.  John’s,  Newfoundland 

Chief  Justice  .  .  .  .Hon.  Sir  Albert  Joseph  Walsh,  Kt. 
Judges,  Hon.  Sir  Brian  Edward  Spencer  Dunfield, 
Kt.,  Hon.  Harry  Anderson  Winter. 

Chief  Clerk  and  Registrar 

. J.  A.  Winter,  C.M.G.,  Q.C. 

Registrar  of  Deeds . H.  M.  Maddock 

Sheriff  of  Newfoundland . John  Cahill 

JUDICIAL  DISTRICT  COURTS 

HUMBEE-8T  GEORGE'S 

Judge.  .  .  .William  Richard  Kent,  Q.C.,  Corner  Brook 
st.  John’s  east 

Judge . W.  Loyola  Whelan,  Q.C.,  St.  John’s 

ST.  JOHN'S  MAGISTRATES  COURT 
Stipendiary  Magistrate  and  Clerk  of  the  Peace, 

Hugh  O'Neil,  J.P. 


FAMILY  COURT 

J udge  of  the  Family  Court . Chas.  Roberts,  B.A. 

MAGISTRATES 

Name  Residence  District 

G.  Penney . Bona  vista . Bonavista 

T.  J.  Wade . Corner  Brook.  .  .Corner  Brook 

. Grand  Bank  .  .  .Grand  Bank 

B.  J.  Abbott  Grand  Falls . Grand  Falls 

W.  J.  Linegar . Placentia . Placentia 

G.  E.  Trickett . Clarenville . Clarenville 

A.  L.  Spracklin  ....  Bonne  Bay . Bonne  Bay 

C.  A.  Sheppard.  .  .  .Harbour  Grace.  .Carbonear 

A.  M.  Cramm,  B. Sc. Channel . Channel 

H.  Strong . Corner  Brook.  .  .Corner  Brook 

J.  P.  Mulcahy . St.  John  s . Ferryland 

IL.  Nosworthy,  B.A. Goose  Airport. . .  Labrador 

E.  Jones . Harbour  Breton.  Harbour  Breton 

C.  W.  Clarke,  B.Sc.  .Twillingate . Twillingate 

B .  White . Bell  Island . Bell  Island 


INCORPORATED  TOWNS  AND  RURAL  DISTRICTS 


Corporation 


(R.D.C.)  Rural  District  Council,  (C.)  City,  otherwise,  Town. 
Clerk’s  address  is  as  of  corporation  unless  otherwise  noted. 


Clerk 


Corporation 


Clerk 


Badger's  Quay-Valleyfield- 
Pool’s  Island  (R.D.C.) . . . . 

Bay  Roberts . 

Belleoram . 

Burgeo . 

Burin . 

Carbonear . 

Change  Islands . 

Channel-Port  aux  Basques.  . 

Clarenville . 

Corner  Brook  East . 

Corner  Brook  West . 

Curling . 

Deer  Lake . 

Englee . 

Fogo . 

Fortune . 

F  reshwater . 


George  Green 
.Badger’s  Quay) 

V.  H.  Cave 
Wm.  J.  Baker 

Miss  Sarah  Melbourne 
Miss  Ann  Wilson 
P.  F.  Finn 
George  Kearley 
George  Feltham, 

Mgr.  (Channel) 

A.  Tilley 

F.  E.  Reid  Mgr. 

R.  J.  Finn ,  Mgr. 

Wm.  J.  Parsons,  Mgr. 

W.  P.  Scott,  Mgr. 

Mrs.  E.  McDonald 
Theo  Delaney 
Mrs.  J.  Hillier 
Dan  Murray 


Grand  Bank . 

Greenspond . 

Harbour  Grace . 

Jerseyside . 

Lewris  porte . 

Main  Brook, 

Hare  Bay  (R.D.C.) . 

Marystown . 

Placentia . 

Ramea . 

St.  Anthony . 

St.  John’s  (C.) . 

St.  Lawrence . 

Springdale-South 

Brook  (R.D.C  ) . 

Stephenville . 

Wabana . 

Wesley  ville . 

Windsor . 


A.  Patten,  Mgr. 

Mrs  Jack  Bragg 
Fiank  Pike 

G.  B.  Power 
Guy  Small,  Mgr. 

J.  Cooper 

(Main  Brook) 

C.  Reddy,  R.N. 

Mark  McCormack 
R.  Butt  (Acting) 

Elsie  B.  Rowsell 

E.  B.  Foran 

Miss  Elizabeth  Tarrant 

F.  Jenkins 
(Springdale) 

A.  Gillis,  Mgr. 

H.  Hellexan,  Mgr. 
Nathan  Winsor 
Edgar  Elliott,  Mgr. 


COMMUNITY  COUNCILS 


Name  Chairman 

Berry  Head,  Corner  Brook.  .  W.  J.  Cashin 

Burlington .  J.  A.  Bartlett 

Glenwood .  E.  J.  Osmond 

Harbour  Breton .  A.  Sodero 

Head  of  Bay  d’Espoir .  Sam  Kearley.  Sr. 

Lawn .  Joseph  T.  Manning 

Mill  Town-Bay  d’Espoir.  .  .  .  John  Lake  (Mill  Town) 
Roberts  Arm . 


Name  Chairman 

St.  Albans .  Leo  Collier 

Roddickton,  Canada  Bay.  .  .  Fred  Fillier 

(Roddickton) 

St.  Brendan’s .  T.  Hynes 

Steadybrook,  Corner  Brook  .  D.  Thistle 

(Corner  Brook) 

Woods  Island .  A.  Compagnon 


PROVINCE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 


Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1867.  Area- 21,068  sq.  miles.  Population,  1951— 630,277- 
Seat  of  Oovkrnmhnt.  Halifax 

Lieutenant-Governor — The  Honourable  Alistair  Fraser,  M.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 
Mrs.  C.  R.  E.  Willets,  Private  Secretary. 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


Premier  and  Provincial  Secretary, 

Hon.  Henry  D.  Hicks 
Attorney  General  and  Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs, 
Hon.  M.  A.  Patterson,  Q.C. 
Minister  of  Highways  and  Public  Works, 

Hon.  A.  W.  Mackenzie 

Minister  of  Public  Health . Hon.  Geoffrey  Stevens 

Minister  of  Education  and  Provincial  Treasurer , 

Hon.  R.  M.  Fielding,  Q.C. 


Minister  of  Trade  and  Industry  and  Minister  of  Mines, 

Hon.  W.  T.  Dauphinee 
Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Marketing  and  Minister 

of  Lands  and  Forests . Hon.  Colin  H.  Chisholm 

Minister  of  Welfare  and  Minister  of  Labour, 

Hon.  J.  Clyde  Nunn 


Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council, 

Charles  L.  Beazley,  Q.C. 


Salary  of  the  Premier,  $9,000,  of  other  Cabinet  Ministers,  $8,000. 


HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY 

45th  Assembly  (22nd  since  Confederation)  May  26,  1953.  Maximum  Duration  5  Years. 
Speaker — Hon.  J.  Smith  Mclvor.  Members’  Sessional  Allowance  $3,600  including  Expense  Allowance 
Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly,  Roy  A.  Laurence,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Assistant  Clerk,  Hugh  J.  MacPherson,  LL.B.  Legislative  Counsel,  Henry  F.  Muggah,  Q.C. 


constituencies 


Annapolis . Hon.  H.  D.  Hicks,  L.  .Bridgetown 

Antigonish . C.  H.  Chisholm,  L. .  .  .  Antigonish 


CONSTITUENCIES 


Cape  Breton  Ctr.  M.  McDonald,  C.C.F.  ReserveMines 
Cape  Breton  E... R.  Cunningham,  CCF.MarconiTwrs 


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CONSTITUENCIES  NAME  ADDRESS 

Cape  Breton  N..  A.  O’Handley,  L . Sydney  Mines 

Cape  Breton  S.. .  J.  S.  Maclvor,  L . Sydney 

Cape  Breton  W..H011.  M.  A.  Patter¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  L . Halifax 

Clare . Dr.  P.  E.  Belliveau,  L.Meteghan 

Colchester . Col.  G.  I.  Smith, 

Q.C.,  P.C . Truro 

Colchester . R.  L.  Stanfield, 

Q.C.,  P.C . Halifax 

Cumberland  Ctr .  S.  T.  Pyke,  P.C . Springhill 

Cumberland  E. .  .Dr.  J.  A.  Langille,  P.C. Amherst 

Cumberland  W.  .  Allison  Smith,  L . Parrsboro 

Digby . Victor  Cardoza,  L.  .  .  .Digby 

Guysborough . .  . .  Hon.  A.  W.  Mackenzie, 

E.D.,  B.S.A.,  L.  .  ..Halifax 
Halifax  Centre.  .  J.  E.  Rutledge, 

Q.C.,  L . Halifax 

Halifax  East..  .  .Hon.  G.  Stevens,  L.  .  .Dartmouth 

Halifax  North . 

Halifax  South..  .R.  A.  Donahue,  P.C . .  Halifax 


CONSTITUENCIES  NANE  ADDRESS 

Halifax  West.  .  .Hon.  R.  M.  Fielding, 

Q.C.,  L . Halifax 

Hants  East . 

Hants  West . G.  H.  Wilson,  P.C. .  .  .Falmouth 

Inverness . Hon.  J.  Clyde  Nunn,  L . 

Inverness . R.  MacLean,  L . Kenloch 

Kings . G.  A.  Boggs.  P.C . Wolfville 

Kings . E.  D.  Haliburton,  P.C.  Wolfville 

Lunenburg . R.  C.  Levy,  P.C . Bridgewater 

Lunenburg . Harley  Spence,  P.C. ..  Bridgewater 

Pictou  Centre . 

Pictou  East . J.  W.  MacDonald,  L.  .Merigomish 

Pictou  West .  .  .  .S.  W.  Proudfoot,  L  . .  .Scotsburn 

Queens . W.  S.  K.  Jones,  P.C.  .Liverpool 

Richmond . Earle  W.  Urquhart,  L.West  Bay 

Shelburne . Hon.  W.  T. 

Dauphinee,  L . Halifax 

Victoria . Dr.  C.  L.  Mc¬ 
Millan,  L . Baddeck 

Yarmouth . W.  H.  Brown,  P.C. .  .  .Yarmouth 

Yarmouth . R.  J.  Bourque,  P.C. .  .Yarmouth 

Note — L.,  Liberal,  (19).  P.C.,  (13).  C.C.F.,  (2).  Vacant,  (3).  Total,  (37).  Previous  election  June  9,  1949. 
P.C.  Leader ,  Robert  L.  Stanfield,  Halifax.  C.C.F.  Leader ,  M.  McDonald,  Reserve  Mines 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS— NOVA  SCOTIA 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  Henry  D.  Hicks 

Deputy  Provincial  Secretary .  Charles  L.  Beazley,  Q.C. 
BOARD  OF  COMMISSIONERS  OF  PUBLIC  UTILITIES 

Chairman . W.  D.  Outhit 

Clerk . Miss  Joan  Covey 

NOVA  SCOTIA  BOARD  OF  CENSORS 

Chairman  .  .  .  .  s.  A.  Doane 

NOVA  SCOTIA  HOUSING  COMMISSION 

Chairman . S.  H.  Prince.  Ph.D. 

Secretary . D.  H.  Sutherland 

PUBLIC  ARCHIVES  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

Archivist . D.  O.  Harvey,  M.A..  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

RESEARCH  FOUNDATION  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

President . Harold  D.  Smith,  M.A.,  Ph.D 

NOVA  SCOTIA  POWER  COMMISSION 

Manager.  . . Morley  Taylor 

Chief  Engineer . Howard  Fellows,  B.Sc. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  LIQUOR  COMMISSION 

Chairman . G.  H.  Morrison,  Halifax 

.  TAVERN  LICENSE  COMMITTEE 

Chairman . His  Honour  Judge  Kenneth  Crowell 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 
Civil  Service  Commissioner . W.  J.  Finn 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  TREASURER 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  R.  M.  Fielding,  Q.C- 

Deputy  Prov.  Treasurer . H.  E.  Potter 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ATTORNEY  GENERAL 

Attorney  General  . Hon.  M.  A.  Patterson,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Attorney  General.  .  J.  A.  Y.  MacDonald,  Q.C. 
Legislative  Counsel . H.  F.  Muggah,  Q.C. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Deputy  Minister.  ,H.  P.  Moffat,  B.A^’e'^M^D.C.l' 
Director  of  Educational  Services. . .  ,H.  A  Weir  M  A 

Director  of  Curriculum  and  Research  '  ' 


C,  .  „  .  Allan  B.  Morrison,  M.A.,  Ed  D 

Secretary;  Supervisor  of  Publications: 

n.  ,  ,  ...  Raymond  A.  Simpson,  M.A 

Director  of  Visual  Education  PVor,L  ir  .f . .  ... 

Chief  Inspector  of  Schools  .  ank  K  MurPV 

H.  M.  Nason,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  A.U  L  flnst  nf  Frl  -i 
Principal  of  Normal  College  "  Unst'  of  Ed-) 

J.  P.  McCarthy,  M.A.  Ed  D 

VOCATIONAL  EDUCATION  DIVISION 

Dlrector . Edwin  K.  Ford,  B.Sc.,  Ed  M 

.  ADULT  EDUCATION  DIVISION 

Director 

Guy  Henson,  B.A.,  Education  Office,  Halifax 
n-  <  ^  D1PHTSI?AL  FITNESS  DIVISION 

Director  of  Physical  Fitness 

,  Hu?h  A-  Noble,  B.Sc.  (P.E  ) 

TEACHER  S  PENSION  COMMISSION 

Secretary . H.  K.  Macleod,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed 

P.O.  Box  578  Halifax 
NOVA  SCOTIA  MUSEUM  OF  SCIENCE 
Dnector . D.  K.  Crowdis,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  HIGHWAYS  AND  PUBLIC 
WORKS 

Minister . Hon.  A.  W.  Mackenzie 

Executive  Assistant 

R.  W.  McColough,  S.B.,  Doc.  Eng.,  M.E.I.C. 
Chief  Engineer  ( Highways ) 

J.  L.  Wick-wire,  B.Sc.,  C.E.,  M.E.I.C. 

Right-of-W ay  Engineer . G.  L.  Crichton 

Division  Engineers — Maintenance:  D.  MacAskill,  D. 
J.  MacQuarrie,  J.  D.  Cameron,  J.  A.  MacLean,  C 
W.  McCarthy,  J.  E.  Clarke,  W.  A.  Parker,  W.  I. 
Fisher,  W.  P.  Kerr;  Construction:  J.  W.  Thompson, 
G.  C.  Hault,  E.  A.  Crawdey. 

Chief  Accountant .  . R.  F.  Hatfield 

Registrar  of  Motor  Vehicles . E.  S.  Campbell 

Mechanical  Engineer  . K.  A.  Forbes 

Member  Purchasing  Committee . E.  D.  Lewis 

PUBLIC  WORKS  BRANCH 

Deputy  Minister . T.  P.  Lusby,  S.B.,  M.E.I.C. 

Engineers . D.  J.  Power,  R.  L.  Fuller 

Architect . D.  F.  Sexton 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES 

Minister .  . . . Hon.  W.  T.  Dauphinee 

Deputy  Minister . J.  P.  Messervey,  B.Sc.,  M.E 

Chief  Inspector  of  Mines .  T  J  Casey 

Inspector  of  Mines . Michael  'MacLean 

Inspector  of  Electricity  m  Mines . W.  A.  Maclsaac 

Inspectors  of  Mechanical  Equipment  in  Mines, 

William  Simpson,  C.  F.  Townsend 
Deputy  Inspectors  (coal)— A.  E.  Fowler,  Alexander 
Gordon,  J.  A.  Kavanaugh,  A.  G.  Penny,  George 
Vacheresse,  Melvin  McPhee,  J.  H.  Lowe,  D.  H 
MacLeod,  John  F.  MacDonald. 

Chief  Mining  Engineer . M.  G.  Goudge 

Mining  Engineers  and  Inspectors,  Metal  Mines  and 
Quarries  ........  .E.  J.  Cole,  D.  H.  Stonehouse 

superintendent,  Diamond  Drills  and  Mining  Plant, 

D.  M,  McLeod 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister  .  . . Hon.  M.  A.  Patterson,  Q.C. 

D; pun  Minister . W.  E.  Moselev,  Q.C. 

M  umci  pal  Commissioner . U.  J.  Harrington 

Collector  of  Succession  Duties . G.  A.  Christie 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE  AND 
MARKETING 

Minister  Hon.  Colin  H.  Chisholm,  B.A.,  B.Sc.  (4gr  ) 

Deputy  Minister . F.  W.  Walsh,  M.B.E.,  B.S  A 

superintendent  of  Services . W.  J.  MacLeod 

Principal,  College  of  Agriculture , 

Director  of  Horticulture  and  Biology’^erviMs*'  M'S’A' 

Director  of  Field  Crops  Services,0'  M'  C°UmS’  M'S'A' 

n  _  .  J.  E.  Shuh,  B.S. A.,  M.Sc 

Director  of  Extension  Services.  .C.  A.  Douglas,  B.S  A 
Director  of  Animal  and  Poultry  Services, 

E.  E.  I.  Hancock,  D.V.M 


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Director  of  Marketing  Services . R.  J.  MacSween 

Director  of  Agricultural  Engineering  Services 

D.  C.  Milligan,  B.So.  (Agr.) 
Director  of  Chemistry ,  Soils  and  Fertilizers  Services 

G.  R.  Smith,  Ph.D. 
Director  of  Immigration  and  Land  Settlement  Services 

S.  E.  Lewis,  B.S.A. 

AGRICULTURAL  REPRESENTATIVE  SERVICE 

C.  A.  Douglas,  B.S.A.,  Director  of  Extension 
Services,  Nova  Scotia  Agricultural  College,  Truro. 
Representative  Headquarters  District 

Donald  Boyd . Mabou . Inverness 

County 

Henry  Austin . Baddeck . Victoria  County 

H.  F.  MacIntyre  .  .  Sydney . Cape  Breton 

County 

A.  D.  Rankin,  B.A. .  St.  Peter’s . Richmond 

County 

S.  J.  MacKinnon,  Antigonish 

M.A . Antigonish .  County 

R.  M.  Burry . Guysborough  ..Guysborough 

County 

D.  S.  Cox,  B.Sc.  Pictou-North 

(Agr.) . Pictou .  Colchester 

B.  C.  Knight . Amherst . Cumberland 

County 

R.  W.  Moore,  B.Sc.  County 

(Agr.) . Truro . Colchester 

Harold  Wilson,  Yarmouth 

B.Sc.  (Agr.) . Yarmouth .  County 

P.  C.  Eaton, 

B.Sc.  (Agr.) . Kentville . Kings  County 

Donald  White . Lawrencetown  .Annapolis 

County 

William  Lefort, 

B.L.,  B.S.A . Weymouth.  .  .  .Digby  County 

Benoit  Lower  West  Pubnico- 

d’Entremont .  .  . .  Pubnico .  Shelburne 

M.  N.  Kennie  Lunenburg- 

B.Sc.  (Agr.) . Bridgewater.  .  .  Queens 

Peter  Stewart . Middle 

Musquodoboit  .Halifax  County 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WELFARE 

Minister . Hon.  J.  Clyde  Nunn 

Director  of  Old  Age  Pensions . H.  S.  Farquhar 

Director  of  Child  Welfare  and  Mothers’  Allowances 

F.  R.  MacKinnon,  M.A. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  HEALTH 


Minister . Hon.  Geoffrey  Stevens 

Deputy  Minister  and  Deputy  Registrar  General 

J.  S.  Robertson,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.H. 
Assistant  Deputy  Minister  of  Health 

G.  G.  Simms,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.H. 
Inspector  of  Penal  and  Humane  Institutions 

Clyde  Marshall,  M.D.,  C.M. 
Superintendent  of  Public  Health  Nurses 

Phyllis  Lythe,  R.N. 
Chief — Division  of  Neuropsychiatry 

Clyde  Marshall,  M.D.,  C.M. 
Chief — Division  of  Nutrition 

Juanita  Archibald,  Ph.D. 
Chief — Division  of  Dental  Services 

W.  G.  Dawson,  D.D.S. 
School  Health  Inspection  is  under  the  authority  of 
this  department  through  the  public  health  nurses. 
Some  towns  have  their  own  school  nurses 


HEALTH  DIVISIONS 

The  Province  is  divided  into  eight  health  divisions 
with  a  medical  director  in  charge  of  each: 

Atlantic  Division — Dr.  J.  J.  MacRitchie,  Divi¬ 
sional  Medical  Health  Officer,  Halifax, ^N.S. 
Queens-Lunenburg  Division — Dr.  W.  I.  Bent, 
D.P.H.,  Divisional  Medical  Health  Officer, 
Bridgewater,  N.S.  — 

Western  Division — Dr.  E.  L.  Eagles,  D.I  .H., 
Divisional  Medical  Health  Officer,  Yarmouth,  N.S. 
Fundy  Division — Dr.  G.  M.  Smith,  D.P.H.,  Divi¬ 
sional  Medical  Health  Officer,  Windsor,  N.S. 

Cobequid  division — . .  ... 

Northumberland  Division — Dr.  J.  J.  Stenton, 
D.P.H.,  Divisional  Medical  Health  Officer,  Pictou, 


N.S. 

Cape  Breton  South  Division — Dr.  Neil  F.  McNeil, 
Divisional  Medical  Health  Officer,  Sydney,  N.S., 
Cape  Breton  North  Division — Dr.  D.  G.  Mc¬ 
Curdy,  D.P.H.,  Divisional  Medical  Health  Officer, 
Sydney,  N.S. 


HOSPITALS  IN  NOVA  SCOTIA 

Provincial  Hospitals — Nova  Scotia  Hospital  (Mental) 
— Medical  Superintendent,  Murray  Maclvay,  M.D., 

C.M.;  Victoria  General  Hospital  (General) — Superin¬ 
tendent,  C.  M.  Bethune,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Nova  Scotia 
Sanatorium  (Tuberculosis) — Superintendent,  J.  Earle 
Hiltz,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.IL;  Roseway  Hospital 
(Tuberculosis  and  General),  Shelburne,  N.S. — Super¬ 
intendent,  D.  S.  Robb,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Point  Edward 
Hospital,  Sydney,  N.S.  (Tuberculosis) — Superinten¬ 
dent,  S.  J.  Shane,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.  (Can.) 

City  Hospitals — Infectious  Disease  Hospital,  Halifax; 
Tuberculosis  Hospital,  Halifax,  City  of  Sydney 
Hospital,  Sydney,  N.S. 

Special  Hospitals — Children’s  Hospital,  Halifax;  Grace 
Maternity  Hospital,  Halifax,  N.S. 

LOCAL  GENERAL  HOSPITALS 
(H.  =  Hospital) 

Amherst,  Highland  View  H.  Annapolis,  Anna¬ 
polis  General  H.  Antigonish,  St.  Martha’s  H. 
Berwick,  Western  King’s  Memorial  H.  Bridge- 
water,  Dawson  Memorial  H.  Cheticamp,  Sacred 
Heart  H.  Digby,  Digby  General  H.  Glace  Bay, 
Glace  Bay  General  H.;  St.  Joseph’s  H.  Halifax, 
Halifax  Infirmary;  Inverness,  Inverness  Memorial 

H.;  St.  Mary’s  H.;  Kentville,  Blanchard-Fraser 
Memorial  H.;  Middleton,  Soldiers  Memorial  H.; 
New  Glasgow,  Aberdeen  H.;  New  Waterford, 
New  Waterford  General  H.;  North  Sydney,  Hamil¬ 
ton  Memorial  H.;  Pictou,  Sutherland  Memorial  H.; 
Springhill,  All  Saints’  H. ;  Sydney,  Sydney  City  H.; 
St.  Rita  H.  Sydney  Mines,  Harbor  View  H. ;  Truro, 
Colchester  County  H.;  Windsor,  Payzant  Memorial 
H.;  Wolfville,  Eastern  King  Memorial  H.;  Yar¬ 
mouth,  Yarmouth  H. 

red  cross  outpost  hospitals 

Advocate  Harbour  Bay  View  Memorial  Red 
Cross  H.;  Neil's  Harbour,  Buchanan  Memorial  Red 
Cross  H.;  Canso,  Eastern  Memorial  Red  Cross 
H.;  Sheet  Harbour,  Eastern  Shore  Memorial  Red 
Cross  H.;  Guysborough,  Guysborough  Red  Cross  H.; 
Arichat,  Isle  Madame  Red  Cross  H. ;  Tatamagouche, 
Lillian  Fraser  Memorial  Red  Cross  H. ;  Middle 
Musquodoboit,  Musquodoboit  Valley  Memorial  Red 
Cross  H.;  Pugwash,  North  Cumberland  Memorial 
Red  Cross  H.;  Parrsboro,  South  Cumberland 
Memorial  Red  Cross  H.;  Sherbrook,  St.  Mary’s 
Memorial  Red  Cross  H.;  Musquodoboit  Harbour, 
Twin  Oaks  Memorial  H.;  Baddeck,  Victoria  County 
Memorial  H. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  J.  Clyde  Nunn 

Chief  Administrative  Officer . R.  E.  Anderson 

Fire  Marshal . Col.  K.  G.  Partington 

Director  of  Industrial  Training . Roy  McCuish 

minimum  wage  board 

Chairman . George  A.  Redmond 

Secretary . Miss  Evelyn  D.  Spruin 

Halifax  (P.O.  Box  804). 
workmen’s  compensation  board 

Chairman . F.  Rowe,  LL.B. 

Chief  Medical  Officer . Dr.  A.  B.  Campbell 

labour  relations  board  (nova  scotia) 

Chairman . H.  E.  Read,  O.B.E.,  Q.C.,  S.J.D. 

Chief  Executive  Officer . J.  P.  Bell 

PROVINCIAL  APPRENTICESHIP  COMMITTEE 

Chairman . Prof.  M.  L.  Baker 

ENGINE  OPERATORS  ACT,  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS 

Kenneth  L.  Dawson,  J.  D.  Fraser,  all  of  Halifax; 
Michael  McNeil,  Glace  Bay. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  AND  FORESTS 

Minister . Hon.  Colin  H.  Chisholm 

Deputy  Minister . G.  W.  I.  Creighton 

Provincial  Forester . R-  H.  Burgess 

Asst.  Provincial  Forester . E.  L.  Boulter 

District  Foresters,  R.  K.  Allen,  A.  T.  Fraser,  H.  J.  A. 
Grant,  G.  F.  Phinney,  G.  R.  Maybee,  H.  T. 
Routledge,  M.  A.  Ferguson,  Angus  MacMillan, 
M.  J.  MacDonald,  A.  D.  Brown. 

Director  of  Surveys  . .  V.  P.  Harrison 

Crown  Land  Surveyors,  R.  M.  Schofield,  Joseph 
Archibald,  Walter  Servant,  H.  B.  Robertson,  Hoyes 
Cameron,  Ronald  Chisholm,  Ernest  Boehk. 

Office  Administrator . H- J-  Lynch 

Mechanical  Superintendent . Owen  Barr 


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[  1956 


DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE  AND  INDUSTRY 

Minister  of  Trade  and  Industry 

Hon.  Wilfred  T.  Dauphinee 

Deputy  Minister . J.  R.  Bigelow 

Administrator . 


Supervisor ,  Handcrafts . Mary  E.  Black 

Supervisor ,  Loans. . Howard  R.  DeLong 

Supervisor ,  Fisheries . J.  W.  Watt 

Secretary ,  Fishermen’s  Loan  Board  .  .  .  J.  S.  MacLean 
Industry  Executive  Officer . Frederic  D.  Grimmer 


MAGISTRATES 


Provincial 

NAME  ADDRESS 

D.  J.  Chisholm . Antigonish,  Antigonish  Co. 

John  L.  Crowe,  Q.C . Truro,  Colchester  Co. 

(Also  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  the  Towns  of 
Springhill,  Truro,  Parrsboro,  Oxford  and  Amherst, 
and  for  the  County  of  Colchester) 

H.  B.  Dickey,  Q.C . Kentville,  Kings  Co. 

(Also  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  the  Towns  of 
Annapolis  Royal,  Bridgetown,  Stewiacke,  Windsor 
and  Wolfville) 

Parker  T.  Hickey,  Q.C . Halifax,  Halifax  Co. 

*R.  E.  Inglis,  Q.C . Halifax,  Halifax  Co. 

John  F.  McDonald . Sydney,  Cape  Breton  Co. 

John  D.  Mcintyre,  Q.C . Sydney,  Cape  Breton  Co. 

♦Joseph  F.  McManus . Halifax,  Halifax  Co. 

Clinton  R.  Rand . Yarmouth,  Yarmouth  Co. 

tWm.  A.  Richardson . Stellarton,  Pictou  Co. 


♦Also  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  the  City  of  Halifax, 
t  Also  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  the  Towns  of  Pictou, 
Stellarton  and  Westville  and  for  the  County  of 
Pictou. 


Stipendiary  in  Towns 

COUNTY  JURISDICTION 

.  Middleton 
,  Antigonish 
(Antigonish 
Co.) 

•  Glace  Bay 
.New  Waterford 
.  North  Sydney 

•  Louisburg 
■  Sydney  Mines 
. Sydney 

Canso 
Mul  grave 
(Guys¬ 
borough  Co. 
Dartmouth 
Port 

Hawkesbury 
Kentville 
Lunenburg 
Trenton 


H.  T.  Dowell,  Q.C . Annapolis.  . 

Douglas  MacDonald  .  .Antigonish  . 


E.  McK.  Forbes  Q.  C. .Cape  Breton 

M.  J.  Flinchey . Cape  Breton 

R.  J.  MacDonald,  Q.C.  Cape  Breton 

D.  F.  Nicholson, . Cape  Breton 

Alex  O’Handley,  Q.C..  .Cape  Breton 

M.  G.  Whalley . Cape  Breton 

Chas.  R.  Sigut . Guysborough. 

Douglas  MacDonald.. Guysborough. 


N.  D.  Murray,  Q.C - Halifax _ 

Geo.  H.  Williams . Inverness.. 


H.  M.  Chase,  Q.C . Kings . 

Ralph  C.  Sterne . Lunenburg 

R.  H.  MacLeod,  Q.C.  .Pictou.  .  .  . 


INCORPORATED  CITIES,  TOWNS  AND  MUNICIPALITIES  IN  NOVA  SCOTIA 

Places  in  heavy  type  are  Cities. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs,  W.  E.  Moseley,  Q.C. 

Elections  for  Town  Councillors  are  held  each  year  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  December  exrent  in 
towns  where  they  are  held  the  first  Tuesday  in  February.  One-half  the  number  of  Councillors  are “leited 
for  a  two  year  term.  The  last  election  was  held  on  December  6,  1955.  elected 

In  rural  municipalities  the  Councillors  are  elected  for  a  three  year  term  and  elections  are  held  every 
October  1958n  ^  thlrd  Tuesday  of  Ootober-  The  “ext  election  in  rural  municipalities  is  to  be  held  in 


CITY  OR  TOWN  CLERK 

Amherst . V  N.  Parrett 

Annapolis  Royal..  W.  E.  Helb 


Antigonish  . 
Berwick  . . 
Bridgetown 
Bridgewater 

Canso . 

Clark’s  Harbou 
Dartmouth. . 

Biff  by . 

Dominion . . . 
Glace  Bay . . . 

Halifax .... 
Hantsport  . . 
Inverness  . . . 


.  H.  R.  Chisholm 
G.  R.  Chesley 
.  Ernest  Arklie 
.  J.  A.  Brophy 
,  C.  R.  Sigut 
Jason  N.  Daley 
.  C.  A.  Moir 
E.  S.  Eaton 
IVlissE.  M.  O'Brien 
.  S.  R  Wadden 
W.  P.  Publicover 
D.M.  Frittenburg 
Joseph  Le  Blanc 

municipality  municipal  clerk 

Annapolis  . W.  L.  Rishop. . 

Antigonish . W.  F.  Macintosh  .  . 

Argyle . C.  I.  Boudreau . 

Barrington . Chesley  Smith. 

Cape  Breton ....  Wilfred  Carmichael’. 

Chester _ . _ Ian  Mitchell . 

Clare . J.  M.  Corneau . 

Colchester . Mrs. Mabel  Hamilton 

Cumberland _ Miss  B.  D.  Downey.. 

Digby . R.  Handspiker. . 

Guysborough. . .  C.  W.  Grant . 

Halifax . R.  G.  Hattie 


CITY  OR  TOWN 

Kentville . 

Liverpool  . . 
Lockeport. . 
Louisburg. . 
Lunenburg 
Mahone  Bay 
Middleton . . 
Mulgrave  . . 

New  Glasgow 
New  Waterford. . . 
North  Sydney 
Oxford . 


Farrsboro 
Pictou . 

address 
Paradise 
Antigonish 
Tusket 
Barrington 
Sydney 
Chester 
Little  Brook 
Truro 
Amherst 
Digby 
Guysboro 
Halifax 


Alan  T. 

Macdonald 
R.  E.  McClearn 
G.  C.  Redding 
D.  F.  Nicholson 
L.  VV.  Uelderr 
L.  G.  Burgoyne 
George  V.  Fouler 
A.  N.  Hattie 
MissM.  Wadden 
L.  S.  Gillis 
J.  B.  De  Wolfe 
Arthur  Einiuer- 
son 

Miss  M.  B.  Mor- 
wick 

J.  F.  English 


CITY  OR  TOWN 

Port  Hawkesburj7 . 

Shelburne . 

dpringhill .... 
Stellarton .... 

Stewiacke _ 

Sydney  . 

Sydney  Mines  . 

Trenton . 

Truro . 

Westville . 


Windsor . 

Wolfville . 

Yarmouth  ... 


Mrs.  Rose  E. 
Chisholm 
.  H.  C.  Blades 
.  A.  G.  Allbon 
.  T.  G  Henderson 
.  O.  Wright 
.  H.  R  MafPherson 
.  Jack  McKay 
.  G.  K.  L.v  rich 
.  Russel  H.  Davison 
.  John  A.  Mac¬ 
Gregor 
James  Rippey 
G.  D.  Feindel 
Miss  L.  M. 
Mahoney 


MUNICIPALITY  MUNICIPAL  CLERK 
Hants,  East....  Mrs.  P.  Flemming.. 

Hants,  West....  T.  E.  Anthony . 

Inverness .  J.  A  MacDonnell . . . 

pn§:s  .  Mabel  G.  Smith  .  .  . 

Lunenburg .  S  A.  Randall . 

Pictou .  Miss  Helen  Carson 

Queens .  B.  E.  Willan . 

Richmond .  E  G.  Doyle . 

Shelhurne .  H.  F.  Rhndenizer. . . 

bt.  Mary’s .  A.  W.  Cameron... 

Uctoria .  B.  McAskill . 

Yarmouth .  G.  A.  Crosby.. 


A  DDK  ESS 

Shubenacadie 

Windsor 

Port  Hood 

Kentville 

Lunenburg 

Pictou 

Liverpool 

Arichat 

Shelburne 

Sherbrooke 

Baddeck 

Yarmouth 


SUPREME  COURT 
Chief  Justice,  Rt.  Hon.  J.  L.  Ils’ey  Halifax 
Puisne  Judges.— Hons.  Wm.  L.  Hall,  J.  Doull 
Josiah  H  MacQuarne  E.  T.  Parker,  L.  D.  Currie’ 
Vincent  C.  MacDonald.  ’ 

Prothonotary  and  Clerk  of  the  Crown,  Charles  Lamb 
Court  of  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes.— 


COURTS,  JUDGES,  Etc. 


Lan^bdgea  °f  the  Supreme  Court,  Registrar,  Charles 

District  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer 
gourt  for  the  District  of  Nova  Scotia. — V.  J. 
rottier;  Registrar ,  Halifax,  Charles  Lamb-  District 
Deputy  Registrar,  Sydney,  A.D.  Muggah 

Juvenile  Court  Judges— Halifax,  J.  Elliott 
Hudson,  LL.B.,  D.  W.  McAdam,  Cape  Breton  Co.; 


1956] 


NOVA  SCOTIA 


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COURTS  AND  JUDGES,  ETC.,  NOVA  SCOTIA— Continued 


Wm.  R.  Lawrence,  Hants  Co.;  H.  M.  Chase,  Kings 
Co.;  W.  G.  Philips,  Antigonish  Co.,  Pictou  Co.,  Col¬ 
chester  Co.,  Cumberland  Co. 

Bankruptcy. — Supreme  Court  Judges  have  juris¬ 
diction  in  bankruptcy.  For  Official  Receivers  and 
Registrars,  see  Index. 

Attorney-Gen.— Hen.  M.  A.  Patterson,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Attorney  Gen.-J.  A.  Y.  MacDonald, 
Q.C. 


REGISTRATION  OF  BILLS  OF  SALE  AND 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

In  the  Registry  of  Deeds  for  the  registration  district 
in  which  the  chattels  are  situate.  If  they  are  in  more 
than  one  district  the  Bill  of  Sale  or  Mortgage  with 
affidavits,  is  filed  in  one  district  and  a  duplicate 
original,  or  a  copy  certified  by  the  Registrar  of  that 
district,  is  filed  in  each  other  district.  Filing  must  be 
completed  within  30  days  from  execution. 


Officers  of  the  Supreme  Court 
County  town  same  name  as  County  except  where 
noted  in  italics 


Counties  and 
Populations  1951 


Sheriffs 


Prothonotaries 
and  Deputy 
Registrars  of 
the  Court  for 
Divorce  and 
Matrimonial 
Causes 


Annapolis  .21,635 
Annapolis 

Royal . 

Antigonishll,905 
Cape  Breton,  N 
Sydney  [26,  L48 
Cape  Breton,  S. 

S’ydncy[l  19,844 
Colchester.  31,338 

Truro _ 

Cumberland 
AmAerst[39,485 
Digby.  ...19,84s 
Guysboro’..14,197 
Halifax  .  ..160,113 
Hants  ...  23,377 

Windsor _ 

Inverness. .  18,308 
Port  Hood  . 

King’s . 32,990 

Kentville  .... 
Lunenburg  33,074 
Pictou  ....  43,7-16 
Queens  .  .  12,524 
Liverpool  .... 
Richmond .  10,690 

Arichat  . 

Shelburne.  14, 360 
Victoria  ...8,172 
Baddeck  .... 
Yarmouth  .22,692 


Harry  Gordon 

Parker 
D.  D.  Chisholm  .  . . 

J.  C.  MacKillop.. 


Charles  W.  Smith. 

Ernest  T.  Hunter 

Guy  D.  Dunn - 

S.  D.  Mrfrrison  . . 
D.  Sianley  Bauld. 


C.  E.  Fleming.  .  . 

Stanley  W.  Mac¬ 
Donald 
Cyrus  O.  Steele. 
John  H.  Creighton 
0.  W.  Hopton. . . 

John  G.  McCorry 

D.  O’C.  Madden. 
M.  F.  Flemming. . 

L.  E.  MacDonald 
J.  R  .Baker . 


Miss  Florence  M. 

Rutherford 
Ronald  Harding 

Alex.  D.  Muggah 


Lloyd  Hingley 

V.  G.  Fuller 
Delbert  Forrest 
C.  W.  Gerroir  (D) 
Charles  Lamb 

Chas.  E.  Flemming 

J.  A.  McDonnell 

H.  Wyman  Porter 
Mrs.  H*zt-1  i  'xner 
H.E.  Mac  Arthur 

Marion  H.  Mack 
Daniel  J.  Suther¬ 
land 

Hervey  Jones 

A.  N.  MacKenzie 
M.  Penn  Spicer 


Officers  of  the  County  Court 


Registrars  of  Deeds 


Districts 


Annapolis . . . 
Antigonish. . 
Barrington . . 
Cape  Breton 

Chester . 

Colchester  . . 
Cumberland 

Digby  . 

Guysboro’ . . 
Halifax  . . . 

Hants . 

Inverness  . . 

Kings  . 

Lunenburg. 

Pictou . 

Queens 
Richmond  . 
St.  Mary’s. . 
Shelburne  . 
Victoria .... 

Yarmouth  . 


Rkoistrars 


A.  M.  Lyeett  .  .  . 
John  A.  McLeod. 
(Mrs.)  A.  II.  Wilson 
John  R  Gillis. 

Mrs  L.  E  Stanford 
Firman  Barnes. .  . 
ElmerS  Livingston 
V  E.  MacNeill  ... 
Mrs.  MacAulay.. 
Alan  Jenune 
Turner.  LL.  B. 
Wm.  H.  Graham. 
Wm.  .1.  MaoDonnell 
Charles  Simons.  . 
Miss  M.  A.  Baker. 
Miss  E.  MacKenzie 
Marion  H.  Mack.. . 

M.  S.  Binet . 

Gladys  Pve . 

Hervey  Jones..  .  . 
Mrs.  Minnie  A. 

MacLeod. . 

F.  Angus  Smith. . . 


Post  Office 
Addresses 


Bridgetown 

Antigonish 

Barrington 

Sydney 

Chester 

I'ruro 

Amherst 

Weymouth 

Guysboro’ 

Halifax 

Windsor 

Port  Hood 

Kentville 

Bridgewater 

Pictou 

Liverpool 

Arichat 

Sherbrooke 

Shelburne 


Judges  and 
District  Nos 
V  J.  Pottier.. 
Dist.  No.  1 

J.  G.  A. 

Robertson 
Dist.  No.  2’ 


Kenneth  L. 

Crowell* 
Dist.  No.  3 

Barry  W.  I 
Roscoet 
Dist.  No.  4  V 


J.  Welsford 
Macdonald 
Dist.  No.  6 


A.  McKinnon. 
Dist.  No.  6 


George  M 
Morrison 
Dist.  No.  7 


Baddeck 

Yarmouth 


Places  at  which 
Courts  are  held 


Halifax. 

Lunenburg. 

Bridgewater. 

Liverpool. 

Shelburne. 

Barrington. 

Annapolis. 

Bridgetown. 

Digby. 

Little  Brook 
Yarmouth. 

Kentville. 

Windsor. 

Truro. 

Pictou. 

New  Glasgow. 

Amherst. 

Oxford 

Parrsboro 

Port  Hood. 

Antigonish. 

Guysboro. 

Sherbrooke 

Sydney. 

Baddeck. 

Arichat. 

St.  Peters 


Charles  Lamb 

vlr9.  H  Oxner 
Miss  R.  M.  Crowe. 

Deputy 

Marion  H  Mack 
Hervey  Jones 


Clerks 


Florence  M. 
Ruthertord 


Delbert  Forrest 

M.  Penn  Spicer 
H.  Wyman  Porter 
Chas.  E.  Flemming 
Lloy  d  Hingley. . . . 
H.  E.  MacArthur 


Victor  G .  Fuller 


I.  A.  Mac.Donnell 
Ronald  Harding 
C.  W.  Gerroir  (D) 
G.  MacD.  Gruick- 
shank,  Deputy 
Alex.  D.  Muggah 
A.  N.  MacKenzie 
Daniel  J.  Suther¬ 
land 


Registrars  of  Probate 


District 


Annapolis  . . . 
Antigonish  . . 
Barrington. . 
Cape  Breton. 
Colchester. . . 
Cumberland. 


Digby . 

Guysborough. 


Halifax. 


Hants . 

Inverness. . . 

Kings . 

Lunenburg . 

Pictou  . 

Queen’s 
Richmond  . 


Registrar 


Shelburne 
St.  Mary’s 
Victoria. . . 


Yarmouth . 


Roy  A.  Laurence. . 

A.  J.  MacDonald. 
Mrs.  A.  H.  Wilson 
John  J.  Smith. . . 
Chas  P.  Blanchard 
James  O. 

Fairbanks 
Roscoe  G. 

Handspiker 
Homer  Atwood 

Lumsden 
Parker  T.  Hickey 
Q.O. 

Grant  S.  Chisholm 
Win.  J  McDonnell 
E.  S  Illsley  .... 
Ralph  C  Sterne. 
Miss  F.  Brennan 
Marion  H.  Mack 
Daniel  J.  Suther 
land  . 

B.  H.  Balcom. . .  . 
Jab  H  Fisher 
Mrs.  Minnie  A. 

MacLeod . 

C.  Curt.iH  McKay . . 


Address 


Annapolis  Royal 
Antigonish 

Sydney 

Trnro 

Amherst 

Digby 

Cook’s  Cove 

Halifax 

Windsor 

Port  Hood 

Kentville 

Lunenburg 

Pictou 

Liverpool 

Arichat 

Shelburne 

Sherbrooke 

Baddeck 

Yarmouth 


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PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 

Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1867.  Area,  412,582  sq.  miles.  Population,  1951,  4,597,542 
Skat  ok  Government  Toronto  # 

Lieutenant-governor,  The  Honourable  Louis  Orville  Breithaupt,  LL.D.,  Queen’s  Park,  Toronto 
Official  Secretary .  Miss  Marjorie  P.  Johnson 

Prime  Minister — Honourable  Leslie  Miscampbell  Frost,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Queen’s  Park,  Toronto 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


Prime  Minister  and  President  of  the  Council, 

Hon.  Leslie  Miscampbell  Frost 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  Dana  Harris  Porter 

Secretary  and  Registrar 

Hon.  George  Harrison  Dunbar 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  Charles  Daley 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs 

.  Hon.  William  Arthur  Goodfellow 
Minister  of  Public  Works.  .Hon.  William  Griesinger 
Minister  without  Portfolio 

Hon.  Harold  Robinson  Scott 
Minister  of  Public  Welfare  .  .  Hon.  Louis  Pierre  Cecile 

Minister  of  Health . Hon.  Mackinnon  Phillips 

Minister  of  Reform  Institutions 

Hon.  John  Weir  Foote  (Rev.) 

Leader  of  the  Opposition 


Minister  of  Education.  .Hon.  William  James  Dunlop 
Minister  of  Agriculture 

Hon.  Fletcher  Stewart  Thomas 

Minister  of  Mines . Hon.  Philip  Timothy  Kelly 

Minister  without  Portfolio 

Hon.  William  Kenneth  Warrender 
Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests, 

Hon.  Clare  Elgar  Mapledoram 

Minister  of  Highways . Hon.  James  Noble  Allan 

Minister  of  Planning  and  Development 

Hon.  William  McAdam  Nickle 

Attorney  General . Hon.  Archibald  Kelso  Roberts 

Minister  of  Travel  and  Publicity 

Hon.  Bryan  Lewis  Cathcart 

Farquhar  R.  Oliver 


Salary  of  the  Prime  Minister  is  $14,000;  of  other  Ministers,  $10,000;  plus  sessional  indemnity. 
Clerk,  Executive  Council,  H.  A.  Stewart. 

CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS— ONTARIO 


PRIME  MINISTER’S  DEPARTMENT 

Parliament  Bldgs. 

Prime  Minister  and  President  of  the  Council 

Honourable  Leslie  M.  Frost,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L. 

Secretary  of  the  Cabinet . W.  M.  McIntyre 

Executive  Assistant  to  the  Prime  Minister , 

E.  J.  Young,  M.C. 

PROVINCIAL  TREASURER’S  DEPARTMENT 

Parliament  Buildings 


Treasurer . 


MAIN  OFFICE 

n  ,  m  . Hon.  Dana  Porter,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Treasurer . Hugh  E.  Brown,  C.A. 

Comptroller  of  Finances, 

n  ,  T,  s  ,  H.  H.  Walker,  B.  Com.,  C.P.A. 

Comptroller  of  Accounts . W.  C.  Browning  C  A 

Departmental  Secretary . Bonamy  Sheriff 

Director,  Securities  Branch .  AW  Davies 

Provincial  Economist . G.  E.  Gathercole,  M.A. 

OFFICE  OF  COMPTROLLER  OF  REVENUE 

Comptroller  of  Revenue . P.  T  Clark  CA 

Assistant  Comptroller  of  Revenue. .  H.  S  Gunn’  C  A 

Director,  Succession  Duty  Office . W.  D’Arcy’  Blair 

Associate  Director,  Succession  Duty  Office 

nr  -  r  r  ,  ,  _  „  L.  A.  Richard,  Q.C. 

Chief  Inspector  of  Gasoline  Tax . J.  H.  Robinson 

.  8AVING8  OFFICES 

irector  ••••... . O.  J  McCullough 

Assistant  Director . S.  C.  Patton 

~  .  .  AGRICULTURAL  LOANS 

Commissioner .  JOF 

Accountant  and  Assistant  Commissioner 

F.  P.  Johnston 

HOUSING  MORTGAGE  BRANCH 

. .  A.  Western 

THEATRES  BRANCH 

n,  .  1075  Millwood  Road 

Assistant  Director .  ! ! !  ! ! ’. !  ! ! ! ! 

ONTARIO  FUEL  CONTROL  BOARD 
Chairman .  a  • 

Secretary . ; : : ;  .  Fred  chaC 

P°ST  OFFICE,  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

. .  M.  Grant 


Director . 


Postmaster . 


PROVINCIAL  AUDITOR’S  OFFICE 

Main  Building 

Provincial  Auditor .  .  H.  A.  Cotnam,  B.Com.,  F  C  A 
Asst.  Provincial  Auditor.  .  .G.  H.  Spence,  B.A.,  F.C.A.' 


ONTARIO  RACING  COMMISSION 
Royal  Bank  Bldg.,  Toronto 
Chairman.  Magistrate  S.  Tupper  Bigelow,  Q.C. 
Vice-Chairman,  D.  A.  Macintosh,  M.C. 

ATTORNEY  GENERAL’S  OFFICE 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  West  Wing 

Attorney  General . Hon.  A.  Kelso  Roberts,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Attorney  General.  .  .Clifford  R.  Magone,  Q.C. 
Director  of  Prosecutions. .  .William  B.  Common  '  Q.C 

Senior  Solicitor  and  Counsel . Eric  H.  Silk  Q  C 

Counsel .  . C.  P.  Hope,  Q.C. 

Solicitors - W.  C.  Bowman.  Q.C.,  A.  Rendell  Dick 

Miss  M.  A.  R.  Laird,  Ronald  P.  Leitch,  E.  R. 
Pepper,  D.  V.  Gaebel. 

Executive  Officer . A.  W.  Nicol 

Chief  Accountant . H.  Gourley 

INSPECTOR  OF  LEGAL  OFFICES 
( Including  Registi^y  Offices  and  Division  Courts) 

Inspector . Hugh  H.  Donald,  Q.C. 

A**'«tant . A.  A.  Russell 

CRIMINAL  JUSTICE  ACCOUNTS 

Audlt°r . Miss  M.  M.  Parkhill 

T  .  LEGISLATIVE  COUNSEL 

Legislative  Counsel . Lachlan  R.  MacTavish,  Q.C. 

Municipal  Legislative  Counsel . W.  C.  Alcombrack 

.  MEDICO-LEGAL  DEPARTMENT 

. H.  Ward  Smith,  Ph.D. 

V^hologist  . . . Dr.  Noble  Sharpe 

Consulting  Chemist . Professor  L.  Joslyn  Rogers 

ONTARIO  PROVINCIAL  POLICE 

D°enn,nr0ner  -  "■ . E.  V.  McNeill 

Deputy  Commissioner . W.  H.  Lougheed 

Executive  Officer,  O.P.P . N.  Phelps 

Chief  Inspector,  Criminal  Investigation  Branch 

In0e W  WCJ/tDp  V-  Whitley,  W.  H.'  Kennedy! 
S' V  T.  R.  Wright,  R.  H.  Wannell,  R.  L. 

1  f  m  ?raI?a,ra.'  D-  A-  Nico1.  J-  F.  Craig, 

D‘  A-dair>  J*  Harris,  J.  McDermott. 

S>  J  Bartllt/”SPeC^OrS,  F'  B'  Creasy-  w-  H.  Clark, 

Sta/  {?s,?eCt(irS\7-  ,Wi]kinson,  T.  Trimble,  L.  Neil, 
f.  Kelly,  A.  Macleod. 

Director,  O.P.P.  College . W.  G.  Tomlinson 

p  ,  ,  fire  marshal’s  OFFICE 

Fire  Prevention  Engineers  . M.  S.  Hurst 

Stevens?rd0n’  P’  K  E'  Kent’  G’  A’  PeIletier,  J.  C. 
Chief  Inspector . T.  G.  P.  Luca 


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Inspectors,  D.  H.  Craig,  W.  G.  Halliday,  P.  _S.  D. 
Harding,  J.  H.  Kendall,  F.  Gardner,  L.  J.  Bishop, 
Raymond  J.  Simmons.  J.  Richards. 

Chief  of  Fire  Services  Div . David  Low 

Assistant  Chief,  Fire  Services  Div.  .  .  .  W.  G.  Alexander 

Director  of  Ontario  Fire  College . D.  E.  Barrett 

Instructors — C.  Campbell,  J.  C.  Gratton,  W. 
O'Sullivan,  H.  J.  Mallory,  J.  R.  Miller,  B.  S. 
Young,  F.  C.  Anderson,  J.  A.  Huntington,  L.  E. 
Cottenden,  A.  Farrell,  S.  H.  Versteeg,  L.  A. 
Carrier,  J.  Turnbull. 

REGULATIONS  OFFICE 

Registrar  of  Regulations . D.  W.  Rose 

PUBLIC  TRUSTEE  FOR  THE  PROVINCE  OF 
ONTARIO 

OSGOODE  HALL,  TORONTO 

Public  Trustee . Armand  Racine,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Public  Trustee.  .  J.  W.  Gaius  Thompson,  Q.C. 
Assistant  Deputy  Public  Trustee, 

Leigh  H.  Snider,  Q.C. 

ONTARIO  SECURITIES  COMMISSION 
Ont.  Govt.  Bldg.,  Queen  &  York  Sts.,  Toronto 

Chairman . O.  E.  Lennox,  QC- 

Vice-Chairman . A.  S.  Manott,  QC- 

Commissioner . -H.  Jp-  Ruckaby 

Registrar . .  •  Duggan 

Assistant  Registrar . R.  W.  Knox-Leet 

Counsel . W.  V.  Cameron 

Solicitor . •  - -H.  S.  Bray 

Chief  Auditor . -T.  O.  P.  Brown 

The  Broker  Dealers’  Act,  1947.  For  information 
apply  to  the  Executive  Secretary,  The  Broker- 
Dealers’  Association,  302  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY’S  DEPARTMENT 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Main  Building 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Registrar,  ...  ,. 

Hon.  William  Nickle 
Deputy  Provincial  Secretary . R.  J.  Cudney,  Q.C. 

MAIN  OFFICE 

Solicitors,  Thomas  Thomson,  J.  F.  Gillis,  A.  S. 
Kingsmill.  . , .  T 

Principal  Clerk . .  ■  •  ■  .Miss  E.  ^ilden 

Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  .  .  Roderick  G.  Lewis 

Chief  Election  Officer . •■•••.  Roderick  G.  Lewis 

Queen  s  Printer . Baptist  Johnston,  O.B.E. 

ACCOUNTS  AND  SEARCHES 

Accountant . WMte 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Commissioner . J.  Foster 

Assistant . Miss  F.  V.  Glenney 

PUBLIC  SERVICE  SUPERANNUATION  BOARD 

Chairman . Hon.  William  Nickle 

Member  J-  L.  Zoller 

serTZ'y . <’•  Foater 

LIQUOR  CONTROL  BOARD 
454  University  Avenue,  Toronto 
Chief  Commissioner ,  Hon.  William  Collings 
Comptroller ,  Brigadier  J.  G*  Spragge,  D.o.U., 

O.B.E.,  E.D.  , 

Solicitor,  Col.  C.  E.  Woodrow,  O.B.E. 

LIQUOR  LICENCE  BOARD 

480  University  Avenue,  Toronto 
Chairman,  His  Honour  Judge  W.T.  Robb,  Orangeville 

. WiUiam JTFNWghTtte,  London 

Solicitor . Col.  C.  E.  Woodrow,  O.B.E. 

MARRIAGES 

Solicitor . ...Thomas  Thomson 

REGISTRAR  GENERAL’S  BRANCH 

Deputy  Registrar-General  of  Vital  Statistics^  WaUace 

(In  charge  of  birth,  marriage  and  death  certificates.) 
(Remit  fee  for  certificate,  including  search,  3.1, OU. 
(minimum).  Additional  certificates  of  same  regis- 
tration,  each  50  cents. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  REFORM  INSTITUTIONS 

This  department  was  established  April  1st,  1946. 
Its  principal  functions  are  the  care  and  custody  of 
those  penal  institutions  which  are  under  provincial 
control,  Jails,  Reformatories,  etc. 


Minister  of  Reform  Institutions 

Major  the  Hon.  John  W.  Foote,  V.C. 
Deputy  Minister  of  Reform  Institutions 

Col.  G.  Hedley  Basher 

Director  of  Training  Schools . A.  R.  Virgin 

Inspector  of  Prisons . Ralph  Ayres 

BOARD  OF  PAROLE 

Chief  Parole  and  Rehabilitation  Officer.  .D.  C.  Mason 

Secretary . .  .G.  R.  Trumbell 

Reformatories  and  Industrial  Farms 
Ontario  Reformatory,  Guelph — Superintendent, 

Gerald  Wright 

Ontario  Reformatory,  Mimico — Superintendent,  E. 
Griffin. 

Ontario  Reformatory,  Brampton — Superintendent, 

L.  R.  Hackl 

Andrew  Mercer  Reformatory  for  Females,  Toronto 
Superintendent,  Mrs.  J.  Burrows. . 

Industrial  Farm,  Burwash — Superintendent, 

C.  Sanderson 

Industrial  Farm,  Monteith — Superintendent,  J.  R. 
Morris. 

Rideau  Industrial  Farm,  Bumtts  Rapids  Super¬ 
intendent  J.  Marsland.  .  „ 

Burtch  Industrial  Farm,  Burtch — Superintendent,  11. 
M.  Hooper,  M.B. 

Industrial  Refuges 

The  Good  Shepherd  Industrial  Refuge,  Toronto 
(R.C. -Females)  Supt.  Rev.  Mother  Superior. 

The  Good  Shepherd  Industrial  Refuge,  Sudbury 
(R.C. -Females)  Supt.  Rev.  Mother  Superior. 

The  Andrew  Mercer  Industrial  Refuge,  loronto 
(Prot. -Females)  Supt.  Mrs.  J.  Burrows. 

Training  Schools 

Ontario  Training  School  for  boys,  Bowmanville, 
Superintendent,  W.  K.  Werry  ,,  , 

Ontario  Training  School  for  Boys,  Cobourg.  Supt., 
W.  T.  Little.  _ 

Ontario  Training  School  for  Boys,  Guelph,  Ont., 
Supt.  Gerald  Wright.  _  ,  ... 

Ontario  Training  School  for  Girls,  Galt,  Supt.,  Miss 
Ruth  Bentley.  .  ,  c  . 

Ontario  Training  School  for  Girls,  Toronto,  Supt., 
Mrs.  J.  Burrows.  ,  ,  _  ,  „  , 

St.  John's  (R.C.)  Training  School,  Toronto,  Supt., 
Rev.  Brother  Francis.  n  . 

St.  Joseph’s  (R.C.)  Training  School,  Alfred,  Ont., 
Supt.,  Rev.  Bro.  George. 

St.  Mary’s  (R.C.)  Training  School,  Toronto,  Supt., 
Rev.  Mother  Superior. 

Jailers  in  Ontario 

Picton _ G.  H.  Swoffer 

St.  Catharines 

S.  P.  Hollott 


Barrie . W.  J.  Casey 

Belleville . R.  J.  Scott 

Brampton.  J.  W.  Mitchell 

Brantford . S.  Rogers 

Brockville 

Wm.  G.  Rowsome 
Cayuga.  .W.  A.  Metcalfe 
Chatham .  J.  P.  Daigneau 
Cobourg 

E.  A.  Mottershead 
Cornwall. . .  .  J.  S.  Dickey 

Goderich . R.  W.  Bell 

Guelph . John  Clark 

Hamilton.  .J.  D.  Heddle 
Kingston..  .E.  W.  Martin 
Kitchener. .  .C.  W.  Smith 
Lindsay.  ,W.  G.  Hartwick 

London . J.  E.  Yorke 

L’Orignal . .  J.  R.  Comtois 

Milton . E.  G.  Ryder 

Napanee.  .  .S.  W.  Gilbert 
Orangeville .  H.  A.  Coutts 

Ottawa _ J.  A.  Forward 

Owen  Sound 

T.  A.  Ramage 

Pembroke 

T.  R.  Chambers 

Perth . B.  E.  Beatty 

Peterborough 

S.  D.  Johnston 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WELFARE 
Parliament  Buildings 

Minister  of  Public  Welfare  Hon.  Louis  P.  Cecile,  Q.C. 
Deputy  Minister . .  A.  Salmons 

iZZLTofficers. •.  •. : -. '.  ‘. : : : :  s.  c™,  w.  g.  smith 


St.  Thomas 

R.  W.  McDonald 

Sarnia . D.  M.  Fraser 

Simcoe . J.  Dickson 

'Stratford.  .  .  R.  S.  Newell 
Toronto 

Col.  R.  H.  Paterson 
Walkerton 

A.  E.  Ferguson 

Welland 

Wm.  F.  Crouchley 
Whitby 

J.  D.  G.  Sutherland 

Windsor . J.  Robinson 

Woodstock . 

District  J  ails 
Fort  Frances.  A.  E.  Carriei 
Haileybury .  F.  Thornton 

Kenora . L.  W.  Goss 

North  Bay .  A.  Celentano 
Parry  Sound.  .  N.  Cooper 
Port  Arthur 

J.  C.  McQuigge 
Sault  Ste  Marie 

C.  W.  Swales 
Sudbury - R.  J.  Beavis 


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CHILD  WELFARE  BRANCH 

Director . W.  H.  Bury 

DAY  NURSERIES  BRANCH 

Director . Miss  E.  Stapleford 

DISABLED  PERSONS’  ALLOWANCES  BRANCH 

Director . G.  C.  Price 

Chairman ,  Advisory  Board . Dr.  W.  A.  Reddick 

FIELD  SERVICES  BRANCH 

Director . S .  Sm  i  th 

HOMES  FOR  THE  AGED  BRANCH 

Director . L.  E.  Ludlow 

mothers’  allowances  branch 
Director . E.  T.  Plant 

OLD  AGE  ASSISTANCE  BRANCH 

Director . M.  Borczak 

UNEMPLOYMENT  RELIEF  BRANCH 

Director . A.  T.  Bosanquet 

SOLDIERS’  AID  COMMISSION 

Chairman . Col.  T.  M.  Medland 

RESEARCH  COUNCIL  OF  ONTARIO 
39  queen’s  park  crescent,  Toronto,  5 
President ,  Dr.  R.  K.  Stratford,  Scientific  Adviser, 
Imperial  Oil  Limited,  Sarnia* 

Director . . 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Parliament  Buildings,  Main  Bldgs. 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs.  .  Hon.  W.  A.  Goodfellow 

Deputy  Minister . W.  A.  Orr 

Director,  Municipal  Administration  Branch 

J.  W.  P.  Carter,  B.A. 

Supervisors.  . . . A.  T.  Butler,  W.  H.  Palmer 

Director,  Municipal  Assessment  Branch.  .M.  R.  Sloan 
Supervisors ,  T.  R.  Hunter,  P.  E.  Mantha,  W.  Gow, 
W.  J.  Oliver. 

Director,  Municipal  Auditing  and  Accounting  Branch, 
F.  G.  Blake,  B.A.,  B.Comm.,  C.A. 

Supervisors,  W.  B.  Bolton,  B.  Comm.,  C.  A..  G.  E. 
Mitchell,  C.A. 

Statistician . S.  J.  Kelly 

ONTARIO  MUNICIPAL  BOAR,T> 

Chairman . L.  R.  Cumming,  Q.C. 

Vice  Chairmen,  W.  J.  Moore,  O.L.S.,  R.  C.  Rowland. 
Secretary . O.  R.  Chapman 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH 

East  Block 

Minister . Hon.  Mackinnon  Phillips,  M.D  C  M 

Deputy  Minister  of  Health  and  Chief  Medical  Officer 
r  .  77  J-  T.  Phair,  M.B.,  D.P.H. 

Comptroller . Q.  S.  Tattle 

Solicitor  to  Department  of  Health .  C.  Walker 

Assistant  Chief  Medical  Officer 

.  .  __  7  tt  D.  S.  Puffer,  B.A.,  M.B.,  D.P.H. 

Chief,  Mental  Health  Division 

n-  ,  r\  i  tt  .  ,  R-  C.  Montgomery,  M.B. 

Director,  Ontario  Hospitals  ( Mental ) 

„  ,  ,,  C.  A.  Buck,  M.D.,  Ch.M. 

Director,  Community  Mental  Health 

n .  ,  r  ,  B.  H.  MeNeel,  M.D. 

Director,  Division  of  Industrial  Hygiene 

rr-  ,  tt-  -J:  Cunningham,  B.A. ,  M.B.,  D.P.H 

Director,  Division  of  Tuberculosis  Prevention 

n.  ,  .  .  „  Tr  G.  C.  Brink,  M.B 

Director,  Division  of  Venereal  Disease  Control 

tt-  ,  tt-  G'  Brown,  M.D.,  D.P.H.  (Acting) 

Director,  Division  of  Sanitary  Engineering 

n-  ,  n-  ■  ■  A.  E.  Berry,  M.A.Sc.,  C.E.,  Ph.D 

Director,  Division  of  Laboratories 

n-  ,  n-  •  •  ,  p  Elkerton,  M.D.  (Acting) 

Director,  Division  of  Dental  Services 

Director,  Division  of  Public  Health  Nursing*1’  D'DS' 

tt-  ,  n-  •  •  ,  „  .Miss  E.  L.  Moore,  Reg.N. 

Director,  Division  of  Nursing 

tt-  ■  ■  ,  _  Miss  E.  R.  Dick,  Reg.  N 

Division  of  Public  Health  Administration 

(Health  Units) . R.  G.  Strutters,  M.D.  D  P  H 

Division  of  Epidemiology 

R.  P.  Hardman,  M.D.,  D.P.H.  (Epidemiologist 
Division  of  Maternal  and  Child  Hygiene  g 

p.-  ,  P  P  Kiteley,  M.D.,  V.  I.  Binnington,  M  D 

Director,  Division  of  Public  and  Private  Hospitals 

C.  J.  Telfer 


Chief  Medical  Inspector  of  Hospitals 

M.  E.  J.  Stalker,  B.A.,  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
Medical  Statistician .  A.  H.  Sellers,  B.A.,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Director  of  Publicity . J.  C.  Scott 

Psychologist . C.  R.  Myers,  Ph.D 

HEALTH  UNIT  PERSONNEL 

Unit  Director  and  M.O.H .  Sec.-Treas. 

Brant  County,  Dr.  W.  L.  Hutton,  Brantford, 

Miss  H.  H.  VanSickle 
Bruce  County,  Dr.  D.  R.  Allen,  Walkerton, 

T.  H.  Alton 

Dufferin  County . W.  H.  Hunter 

East  York  and  Leaside,  Dr.  Wm,  Mosley, 

Coxwell  and  Mortimer  Aves., 
Toronto  6,  Miss  F.  Abbotts 
Elgin-St.  Thomas,  Dr.  C.  M.  Hoffman, 

St.  Thomas,  C.  B.  Voaden 
Fort  William  and  District,  Dr.  Peter  Wenger, 

Fort  William,  A.  Buie 
Halton  County,  Dr.  A.  F.  Bull,  Milton 

Miss  M.  Maxted 

Huron  County,  Dr.  R.  M.  Aldis,  Goderich, 

A.  H.  Erskine 

Kenora-Keewatin-Dryden  Area,  Dr.  R.  D.  P.  Eaton, 

Kenora,  D.  T.  McLeod 
Kent  County,  Dr.  E.  G.  Berry,  Chatham, 

W.  M.  Abraham 

Lambton,  Dr.  G.  L.  Anderaon,  Sarnia, 

Mrs.  K.  W.  Thomson 
Leeds  and  Grenville,  Dr.  A.  E.  Thoms, 

Brockville,  W.  R.  Johnson 
Lennox  and  Addington,  Dr.  J.  I.  Jeffs, 

Napanee,  W.  S.  Wilson 
Muskoka  District,  Dr  H.  J.  Lambert, 

Bracebridge,  D.  J.  McClure 
Northumberland  and  Durham,  Dr.  Charlotte  M. 

Horner,  Cobourg,  L.  R.  Griffith 
Oxford,  Dr.  O.  C.  Powers,  Woodstock 
_  ,  „  L.  K.  Coles 

Peel  County,  Dr.  D.  G.  H.  MacDonald, 

Brampton,  H.  H.  Rutherford 
Porcupine,  Dr.  G.  B.  Lane,  Timmins, 

Miss  Mary  Hedican 

Prescott  and  Russel],  Dr.  R.  G.  Grenon, 

Hawkesbury,  Isadore  Rouleau 
Prince  Edward  County,  Dr.  W.  N.  Turpel, 

.  Picton,  J.  P.  Williams 

fet.  Cathannes-Lincoln,  Dr.  D.  V.  Currey, 

St.  Catharines,  Geo.  A.  Carefoot 
Simcoe  County,  Dr.  P.  A.  Scott,  Barrie, 

J.  R.  Coleman 

Stormont,  Dundas  and  Glengarry,  Dr.  R.  S.  Peat, 

,  .  Cornwall,  L.  C.  Kainedy 

Timiskammg,  Dr.  E.  R.  Harris,  Kirkland  Lake 

w  n  j  ,  _ _  .  J.  W.  McBain 

Welland  and  District,  Dr.  L.  W.  C.  Sturgeon, 

...  Welland,  J.  D.  Watt 

Wellmgton  County,  Dr.  B.  T.  Dale,  Fergus, 

-it  i  tt  J.  F.  Beattie 

j.  ork  County,  Dr.  R.  M.  King,  Newmarket, 

W.  B.  Epworth 
Hospitals  for  Mentally  III 

Ontario  Hospital,  Aurora — Superintendent,  C.  H. 

Pratt,  M.B.,  Bursar,  D.  R.  McCann. 

Ontario  Hospital,  Brockville— Superintendent,  C.  E. 

Hanna,  M.D.;  Bursar,  J.  M.  Short. 

Cntano  Hospital,  Cobourg — Superintendent,  H.  C. 
Moorhouse,  M.D.,  Bursar,  C.  R.  Wartman. 
ntano  Hospital,  Hamilton — Superintendent,  J.  N. 
Senn,  M.B.;  Bursar,  R.  F.  Haney. 

Hospital,  Kingston — Superintendent,  C.  H. 
McCuaig,  M.D.,  Bursar,  G.  W.  Boag. 

““S  Hospital  Langs taff — Superintendent,  S.  G. 
rw..  ■  Bursar,  K.  B.  Rutherford  (Acting), 

tano  Hospital,  London — Superintendent,  A.  Mc- 
Causland,  M.D.,  Bursar,  B.  A.  Kennedy. 

Ontario  Hospital,  New  Toronto— Superintendent,  T 
-V;  Cumberland  M.D. ;  Bursar,  E.  L.  Symons, 
ario  Hospital  School,  Orillia — Superintendent,  F. 
C.  Hamilton,  M.D.,  Bursar,  J.  A.  Zarfas. 
ntano  Hospital  Penetanguishene — Superintendent, 
n„"  ‘  A.  Cardwell,  M.B.;  Bursar,  E.  J.  Downey. 

l-i r,™ ’  n01*'  Arthur — Superintendent,  J.  R. 
OnVa^  w  M-?V  (Acting)  Ruth  Black! 

— Superintendent,  C.  A. 

■  u’  ^-P-l  Bursar,  H.  K.  Patton. 

H  0Splta  i  0^’  Falls — Superinten- 

Amott  Frank’  M-D’i  Bursar,  (Acting),  E.  C. 


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Ontario  Hospital,  Toronto — Superintendent,  D.  O 
Lynch,  M.D.;  Bursar,  J.  J.  Kiernan. 

Ontario  Hospital,  Whitby — Superintendent,  D.  R.  ] 
Fletcher,  M.D.;  Bursar,  W.  A.  McIntyre. 

Ontario  Hospital,  Woodstock — Superintendent,  J.  J.  i 
Weber,  M.D.;  Bursar,  H.  Baker. 

Psychiatric  Hospital,  Toronto — Director,  A.  B.  Stokes  > 
M.B.;  Bursar,  A.  J.  Thomson. 

PUBLIC  HOSPITALS,  RED  CROSS  OUTPOSTS, 
CONVALESCENT  HOSPITALS, 

HOSPITALS  FOR  CHRONICALLY  ILL 
SANATORIA  FOR  TUBERCULAR  PATIENTS 
Receiving  Government  and  Municipal  Aid  and  Subject 
to  Inspection 
Public  Hospitals: 

Ajax,  Ajax  and  Pickering  General;  Alliston, 
Stevenson  Memorial  Hospital;  Almonte,  Rosamond 
Memorial  Hospital;  Arnprior,  Arnprior  and  District 
Memorial  Hospital;  Atikokan,  Atikokan  General; 
Barrie,  Royal  Victoria  Hospital;  Belleville, 
Belleville  General  Hospital;  Blind  River,  St. 
Joseph's  General;  Bowmanville,  Bowmanville 
Memorial  Hospital;  Bracebridge,  Bracebridge 
Memorial;  Brampton,  Peel  Memorial  Hospital; 
Brantford,  Brantford  General  Hospital,  St.  Joseph’s 
Hospital;  Brockville,  Brockville  General  Hospital, 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul  Hospital;  Campbellford, 
Memorial  Hospital;  Carleton  Place,  Carleton  Place 
and  District  Memorial;  Chapleau,  Lady  Minto 
Hospital;  Chatham,  Public  General  Hospital,  St. 
Joseph’s  Hospital;  Chesley,  Chesley  and  District 
Memorial  Hospital;  Clinton,  Clinton  Public  Hos¬ 
pital;  Cobourg,  Cobourg  General  Hospital;  Cochen- 
our,  Margaret  Cochenour  Memorial;  Cochrane, 
Lady  Minto  Hospital;  Collingwood,  General  and 
Marine  Hospital;  Cornwall,  Cornwall  General 
Hospital,  Hotel  Dieu  Hospital;  Dryden,  Dryden 
District  General;  Dunnville,  Haldimand  War 
Memorial  Hospital;  Durham,  Durham  Memorial 
Hospital;  Englehart,  Englehart  and  District 
Memorial;  Espanola,  General  Hospital;  Exeter, 
South  Huron  and  District;  Fergus,  Groves  Memorial 
Hospital;  Fort  Erie,  Douglas  Memorial  Hospital; 
Fort  Francis,  La  Verendrye  Hospital. 

Fort  William,  McKellar  General  Hospital;  Galt, 
South  Waterloo  Memorial;  Geraldton,  Little  Long 
Lac  Hospital;  Goderich,  Alexandra  Marine  and 
General  Hospital;  Grimsby,  West  Lincoln  Memorial 
Hospital;  Guelph,  Guelph  General  Hospital,  St. 
Joseph’s  Hospital,  Haileybury,  Misericordia  Hos¬ 
pital;  Hamilton,  Hamilton  General  Hospital  (includ¬ 
ing  Mt.  Hamilton  Branch),  St.  Joseph’s  Hospital; 
Hanover,  Memorial  Hospital;  Hawkesbury,  Notre 
Dame  Hospital;  Hearst,  Notre  Dame  Hospital; 
Huntsville,  Huntsville  District  Memorial  Hos¬ 
pital;  Ingersoll,  Alexandra  Hospital;  Iroquois 
Falls,  Anson  General  Hospital. 

Kenora,  Kenora  General  Hospital,  St  Joseph  s 
Hospital;  Kincardine,  The  General  Hospital; 
Kingston,  Kingston  General  Hospital,  Hotel 
Dieu  Hospital;  Kirkland  Lake,  Kirkland  and  Dis¬ 
trict  Hospital;  Kitchener,  Kitchener-Waterloo 
Hospital,  St.  Mary’s  Hospital;  Leamington,  Dis¬ 
trict  Memorial  Hospital;  Lindsay,  Ross  Memor¬ 
ial  Hospital;  Listowel,  Listowel  Memorial  Hospital; 
Little  Current,  St.  Joseph’s  General  Hospital: 
London,  St  Joseph’s  Hospital,  Victoria  Hospital; 
Markdale,  Centre  Grey  General;  Matheson,  Bing¬ 
ham  Memorial  Hospital;  Mattawa,  Mattawa 
General  Hospital;  Meaford,  Meaford  General; 
Midland,  St.  Andrew’s  Hospital;  Mount  Forest, 
Louise  Marshall  Hospital;  New  Liskeard,  New 
Liskeard  and  District  Memorial;  Newmarket,  York 
County  Hospital;  Niagara  (Lincoln  County)  Niagara 
Cottage  Hospital;  Niagara  Falls,  The  Greater 
Niagara  General  Hospital;  North-Bay,  North  Bay 
Civic  Hospital,  St.  Joseph’s  General  Hospital. 

Oakville.  Oakville  Trafalgar  Memorial  Hospital; 
Orangeville,  Dufferin  Area  Hospital;  Orillia, 
Soldiers’  Memorial  Hospital;  Oshawa,  Oshawa  Gen¬ 
eral  Hospital ;  Ottawa,  Ottafwa  Civic  Hospital,  Ottawa 
General  Hospital,  St.  Louis-Marie  de-Monfort, 
Salvation  Army  Grace  Hospital;  Owen  Sound, 
General  and  Marine  Hospital;  Palmerston,  Palmer¬ 
ston  General  Hospital;  Paris,  Willett  Hospital; 
Parry  Sound,  Parry  Sound  General  Hospital,  St. 
Joseph’s  General  Hospital;  Pembroke,  Cottage 
Hospital,  The  General  Hospital;  Penetanquishene, 


The  General  Hospital;  Perth,  Great  War  Memorial 
Hospital;  Peterborough,  Peterborough  Civic  Hos¬ 
pital,  St.  Joseph’s  Hospital;  Petrolia,  Charlotte 
Eleanor  Englehart  Hospital;  Picton,  Prince  Edward 
County  Hospital;  Port  Arthur,  General  Hospital  of 
Port  Arthur,  St.  Joseph's  General  Hospital;  Port 
Colborne,  Port  Colborne  General  Hospital;  Port 
Hope,  The  Port  Hope  Hospital;  Port  Perry, 
Community  Memorial;  Renfrew,  Victoria  Hospital; 
St.  Catharines,  St.  Catharines  General  Hospital, 
St.  Catharines,  Hotel  Dieu;  St.  Mary’s,  St.  Mary’s 
Memorial;  St.  Thomas,  Elgin  General  Hospital; 
Sarnia,  Sarnia  General  Hospital,  St.  Joseph's  Hos¬ 
pital;  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  The  General  Hospital, 
Plummer  Memorial  Hospital. 

Seaforth,  Scott  Memorial  Hospital;  Shelburne, 
Shelburne  and  District;  Simcoe,  Norfolk  General 
Hospital;  Sioux  Lookout,  The  General  Hospital; 
Smiths  Falls,  Smiths  Falls  Public  Hospital,  St, 
Francis  General  Hospital;  Smooth  Rock  Falls, 
Smooth  Rock  Falls  Hospital;  Southampton,  Saugeen 
Memorial;  South  Porcupine,  Porcupine  General 
Hospital;  Stratford,  Stratford  General  Hospital; 
Strathroy,  Strathroy  General  Hospital;  Sturgeon 
Falls,  St.  Jean  de  Brebeuf  Hospital;  Sudbury, 
General  Hospital,  St.  Joseph’s  Hospital;  Tillson- 
burg,  Tillsonburg  District  Memorial  Hospital; 
Timmins,  St.  Mary’s  Hospital;  Toronto,  Hospital 
for  Sick  Children,  Lockwood  Clinic  Hospital,  The 
Mothercraft  Hospital,  New  Mount  Sinai,  North¬ 
western  General,  St.  Joseph’s  Hospital,  St.  Michael’s 
Hospital,  Salvation  Army  Grace  Hospital,  Toronto 
East  General  Hospital,  Toronto  General  Hospital, 
The  Wellesley  Division,  Toronto  General  Hospital, 
Toronto  Western  Hospital,  Women’s  College  Hos¬ 
pital;  Trenton,  Memorial. 

Walkerton,  County  of  Bruce  General  Hospital; 
Welland,  Welland  County  General  Hospital; 
Weston,  Humber  Memorial;  Wiarton,  Bruce  Pen¬ 
insula  and  District  Memorial  Hospital;  Winchester, 
Winchester  and  District  Memorial;  Windsor,  Metro¬ 
politan  General  Hospital;  Hotel  Dieu  Hospital, 
Salvation  Army  Grace  Hospital;  Wingham,  General 
Hospital;  Woodstock,  Woodstock  General  Hospital. 


Red  Cross  Outposts 

Apsley  Hornepayne  Rainy  River 

Bancroft  Lions  Head  Red  Lake 

Beardmore  Mindemoya  Richard’s  Ldg. 

Burks  Falls  Minden  Thessalon 

Emo  Nakina  Whitney 

Haliburton  Nipigon  Wilberforce 

HawkJunct’n  Port  Loring 

Convalescent  Hospitals 

Burlington . Children’s  Convalescent  Hospital 

Colling  wood  . Blue  Mountain  Camp  for  Crippled 

Children. 

Cobourg . Illahee  Lodge 

Hamilton . Nora  Francis 

Komoka . Woodeden  Hospital. 

Ni  E  iv  TON  BROOK  . ttt.  John’s  Convalescent  Hospital 

Perth . Merrywood-on-the-Rideau 

Convalescent  Camp 

Sesekinika . Northwood  Convalescent 

Hospital 

Toronto .  Hillcrest  Convalescent  Hospital 

Toronto . Lyndhurst  Lodge 

Wainfleet . Lakewood  Convalescent 

Hospital 

Hospitals  for  Chronically  III 

Cornwall . MacDonnell  Memorial 

Hamilton  . Bl.  Peter's  Infirmary 

Kingston .  St.  Mary’s  of  th-  Bake 

London . Parkwood  Hospital  for  Incurables, 

St.  Mary’s  Hospital 

Ottawa . Perley  Home  lor  Incurables 

.... . _ St.  Vincent’s  Hospital  for  Incurables 

Toronto . . . Home  for  Incurable  Children 

„  .  Our  Lady  of  Mercy  Hospital 


„  . . . The  Runnymede  Hospital 

Windsor . Riverview  Hospital  for  Incurables 

Sanatoria  for  Tubercular  Patients 

Brantforl  ...  .  ....  Brant  Sanatorium 

i’Ornwall  .  St.  Lawrence  Sanatorium 

Port  William . .Port  William  ‘'anitorium 

Gravenhurst  .  .  Muskoka  Hospital  for  the  Treatment 

of  Tuberculosis 

Haileybury . St.  Mary’s  op  the  Lake  Sanatorium, 


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H A milton  . . Mountain  San  a  to n um 

Kingston . Ongwanada  Sanatorium 

Kitchener .  Freeport  Sanatorium 

London . Beck  Memorial  Sanatorium 

Ottawa  . . Royal  Ottawa  Sanatorium 

St.  Catharines . Niagara  Peninsula  Sanatorium 

Toronto . I.O.D.E.  Convalescent  Hospital 

(Previously  a  Convalescent  Hospital  but  now^  used 
exclusively  for  the  treatment  of  tuberculous  children 
and  infants) 

Weston  . Toronto  Hospital  for  the  Treatment  of 

Tuberculosis 

Windsor  . Essex  County  Sanatorium 

Woodstock . Ontario  Hospital 


(A  wing  of  600  beds  is  set  aside  for  the  treatment  of 
tuberculous  patients  from  the  various  Provincial 
Mental  Institutions) 

THE  COMMISSION  FOR  THE 
INVESTIGATION  OF  CANCER  REMEDIES 
Chairman,  The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Treleaven, 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

O' her  n  embers:  Dr.  R.  C.  Wallace  Kingston;  Dr.  R. 

E.  Valin,  Ottawa;  Dr.  W.  J.  Deadman,  Hamilton; 
Dr.  George  S.  Young,  Toronto,  Dr.  J.  A.  McFarlane, 
Toronto.  Secretary,  C.  J.  Telfer,  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  OF  CHIROPRACTIC 
Chairman,  H.  A.  Yates,  D.C.,  14  Metcalfe  St., 
Ottawa. 

Vice-Chairman,  S.  F.  Sommacal,  D.C.,  636  Church 
St.,  Toronto. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Jas.  W.  Ellison,  D.C.,  102 

Annette  St.,  Toronto. 

Office:  69  Bloor  St.  E..  Suite  B2,  Toronto. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  OF 
DRUGLESS  THERAPY 

NATUROPATHY 

79  St.  Clair  Ave.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Chairman,  A.  L.  Bailey,  N.D. ;  Vice-Chairman,  E. 
W.  Sjoman,  N.D.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Victor  K.  E. 
Tomlin,  N.D. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  OF  MASSEURS 
Chairman,  George  A.  Stockwell,  M.B.E.;  Vice- 
Chairman,  Arthur  Sargeant;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Corbett  C.  Dennenay,  18  Elm  Grove  Ave.,  Apt.  A  8 
Toronto,  Ont. 

THE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS 
IN  OPTOMETRY 

140  ST.  GEORGE  STREET,  TORONTO  5,  ONT. 
Chairman:  Elmer  J.  Chisholm,  Ingersoll. 

Secretary:  Arthur  K.  Loucks,  Campbellford. 
Treasurer:  Irving  Baker,  1438b  Yonge  St.,  Toronto. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  OF  OSTEOPATHY 
2  Bloor  St.  E.,  Toronto 

Chairman,  D.  E.  Firth;  Secretary-Treasurer,  D.  G 
A.  Campbell,  D.O. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  OF  PHYSIOTHERAPY 
Chairman,  Kathleen  M.  MacPherson. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  John  C.  Beer,  143  James  Street 
South,  Hamilton,  Ont. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 
East  Blook 

Minister  .  ......  . Hon.  W.  Griesinger 

Deputy  Minister  ( Architecture ) . G.  N.  Williams 

Deputy  Minister  (Engineering) . J.  D.  Millar 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

....  8  York  St.,  Toronto 

Minister  of  Labour  . Hon.  Charles  Daley 

Deputy  Minister  of  Labour . James  B.  Metzler 

Statistician .  .Miss  Alice  Buscombe 

Economist.  ....... . Mrs.  Josephine  Grimshaw 

MlalcZuSant: : : . c- 

ter* . .  ■v.;.&srs!§te 

Chief  Conciliation  Officer.  . 7.'  SS  ^LoutsTine 
Conciliation  and  Industrial  Standards  Officers:  R  V 
Bradley,  A.  Clay,  W.  B.  Davis,  A.  C  Dennis  T* 
Dunklee,  William  Dunn,  George  Fenwick,  G.'  L. 


Greenaway,  James  Hutcheon,  W.  J.  McGuire, 
Victor  E.  Scott. 

BOILER  INSPECTION  BRANCH 

Chief  Inspector . . . J.  N.  Briggs 

Examiners  of  Reports  and  Designs 

L.  J.  Hutchinson,  W.  Stonehouse 
INSPECTORS 

Robert  Almond . Toronto 

John  E.  Bayley . Galt 

T.  W.  Connor . Kingston 

H.  W.  Cooper . Toronto 

Suphrine  Gomes . . Windsor 

T.  G.  Henderson . Toronto 

Wilfrid  O.  Jacks . Hamilton 

M.  A.  MacDonald . Orillia 

D.  M.  Macindoe . . Sudbury 

A.  E.  Madden . Chatham 

W.  H.  Mclver . Toronto 

C.  J.  Miller . Port  Arthur 

A.  C.  Newman . Campbellford 

0.  J.  Parker  .  Toronto 

D.  A.  Prentice . Toronto 

Edwin  Robertson . Toronto 

R.  C.  Samples . Port  Arthur 

Donald  Scott . London 

R.  J.  Shannon . Haileybury 

C.  J.  M.  Simpson . Toronto 

John  Thompson . Hamilton 

4.  S.  Tn  mison  .  Toronto 

Duncan  Urquhart . Ottawa 

D.  H.  Vallis . Toronto 

Oldwyn  Walters . St.  Catharines 

C.  K.  Watt . Ottawa 

Herbert  V.  Whale . London 

ELEVATOR  INSPECTION  BRANCH 

Chief  Inspector . Frederick  W.  Ehmke 

Engineer . James  O.  Wainman 

Inspectors: 

Sidney  P.  Blackman . .Ottawa 

John  F.  Haynes . Toronto 

William  J.  Jardine . Toronto 

Albert  E.  Levey . London 

William  R.  Nugent . Hamilton 

Gordon  W.  Ockwell . Toronto 

Harry  H.  Pinney . Toronto 

FACTORY  AND  COMPOSITE  INSPECTION  BRANCHES 

Chief  Inspector,  Department  of  Labour.  E.  H.  Gilbert 

Assistant  to  the  Chief  Inspector . Ronald  Turton 

Examiner  of  Plans  and  Engineer. . .  .C.  Grant  Gibson 
Engineering  Staff:  D.  F.  Jones,  R.  B.  Lightbown, 
G.  B.  Nelson,  H.  Y.  Yoneyama. 

Inspectors: 

M.  J.  Bouchard . Thorold 

•  ■  . . Toronto 

Miss  M.  C.  Campbell . Port  Arthur 

w.  J.oheevers .  .  St.  Catharines 

F.  A.  E.  Cooke . Galt 

Miss  E.  Coulter . St.’ Thomas 

E  N.  Farmer . Owen  Sound 

o  rr>  Y?ma  Garson . Hamilton 

R.  B.  Greenop . Hamilton 

Miss  Betty  J.  Gregg . Toronto 

§•  g-algow . Hamilton 

R.  M.  Hallldav .  Sarnia 

Miss  M.  Haviland . ’.  .7.’. ’.Toronto 

,L  M.  Hopper . London 

it.  D.  Howells .  Toronto 

Miss  F  E.  Hutton . .7.7.7  .  Hamilton 

I.  M.  Jenckes . Port  Dalhousie 

r  ’  n  r  K7eS7n?en . Kingston 

w  r  TL.eatherdale . Orillia 

H.  J.  Little . Toronto 

R.  Loyer .  Ottawa 

Miss  J.  MacPherson . .7. 7. 7. 7. 7.  Toronto 

Miss  L.  E.  Martin .  Ottawa 

wlSwM™ry  MoLaughlin . .’.’.’.’.Toronto 

J. R  Nelson . Toronto 

A  p  vPl'i . Toronto 

G. F  Robbms . Hamilton 

Wm.  J.  Simpson . Toronto 


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N.  C.  Soady . Toronto 

Harry  Stanley . Toronto 

Miss  M.  Switzer . Toronto 

C.  Talbot . Toronto 

Mias  J.  Thompson . Toronto 

Donald  J.  Todd . Toronto 

A.  B.  Ward . Ottawa 

Mrs.  Ellen  E.  Warriner . Windsor 

Jas.  Wibberley . Ottawa 

G.  W.  Young . Preston 

BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS  OF  OPERATING  ENGINEERS 

Chairman . John  Sharp 

Inspector . P.  M.  Conaghan 

INDUSTRY  AND  LABOUR  BOARD 

Chairman . Eric  Billington 

Inspector . . Mrs.  E.  M.  Grass 

APPRBNTIOK.SIIIP  BRANCH 

Director  of  Apprenticeship . G.  H.  Simmons 

DISTRICT  INSPECTORS 

H.  H.  Alley . Central  Ontario 

J.  Brown . Windsor 

A.  E.  Campbell . Hamilton 

Thomas  Cooper . Toronto 

S.  J.  Cowling . Hamilton  and  Niagara  Peninsula 

B.  W.  Eck . Toronto 

C.  M.  Hercus . Kingston 

D.  C.  Hicks . Ottawa 

Earl  T.  Kerr . Toronto 

H.  E.  Lucas . Toronto 

W.  T.  McHugh . London 

D.  F.  McLachlin . Toronto 

MINIMUM  WAGE  BRANCH 

Director . E.  G.  Gibb 

Senior  Investigator . Miss  Margaret  Stephen 

ONTARIO  LABOUR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

125  Harbour  Street,  Toronto 
Chairman,  Jacob  Finkelman,  Q.C. 

Vice-chairman,  James  B.  Metzler. 

Representatives  of  Employers,  George  S.  P.  Ferguson, 
Barrister,  Solicitor,  etc.;  Herbert  F.  Irwin,  Director, 
Industrial  Relations,  Primary  Textiles  Institute. 

Representatives  of  Employees,  David  B.  Archer, 
Executive  Secretary,  Ontario  Federation  of  Labour; 
G.  Russell  Harvey,  Director,  American  Federation, 
of  Labor,  Region  15  (Canada).  .... 

Registrar . Arthur  M.  Brunskill 

Examiners . F.  D.  Edwards,  Joseph  M.  Flannery 

FAIR  EMPLOYMENT  PRACTICES  BRANCH 

Director . Louis  Fine 

OFFICE  OF  THE  ATHLETICS  COMMISSIONER 
6  York  Street,  Toronto 
Athletics  Commissioner . Lawrence  M.  McKenzie 

THE  FAIR  ACCOMMODATION  PRACTICES  ACT,  1954 
Officer . J-  F-  Nutland 

NIAGARA  FALLS  BRIDGE  COMMISSION 
Chairman,  Samuel  M.  Johnson,  Lockport,  hl.Y.; 
General  Manager  and  Secretary-Treasurer,  C.  Ellison 
Kaumeyer,  Chippawa,  Ont. 

NIAGARA  PARKS  COMMISSION 

NIAGARA  FALLS,  ONTARIO 

Chairman . Hon.  Charles  Daley,  Toronto 

Vice-Chairman . Fred  M.  Cairns,  Niagain  Falls. 

General  Manager . Maxim  T.  Gray 

Accountant . G.  L.  Anderson 

Works  Superintendent . -Harold  Male 

Chief  Engineer . N.  McCartney 

Supt.  Horticultural  Dept . John  Oakes 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HIGHWAYS 

East  Block,  Parliament  Buildings 
Minister . Hon.  James  Noble  Allan 

-  Deputy  Minister . .  ■  • ; . ^  •  F“on 

Assistant  to  the  Deputy  Minister.  .  .  . .  .J.  E-  calmer 

Engineering  Audit  Supervisor . A.  I.  C.  IviCiNao 

Planning  Engineer . K.  A.  Siddall 

Financial  Comptroller . .  a 

Chief  Engineer . W'  f 

Design  Engineer. . .  Tackaberry 

Maintenance  Engineer . O.  iacKaperry 


Municipal  Engineer . J.  V.  Ludgate 

Construction  Engineer . .  H.  A.  Tregaskes 

Superintendent  of  Properties . II.  P.  Jones 

Accountant . L.  B.  Teetzel 

Internal  Auditor . II.  M.  Adamson 

Secretary  to  the  Minister . Miss  H.  E.  Farewell 

MOTOR  VBH10LB8  BRANCH 


Director  of  Services .  . . -  r-i„rlr 

Director  of  Personnel  •••■••. . 

Director  of  Planning  and  Design . W.  J.  FtUton 


.  C.  A.  Robbins 


Registrar .  J.  P  Hick  el  I 

REGIONAL  SUPERVISORS 

South  West  Region . London . II.  Adock 

Central  Region . Toronto . C.  Fraser 

East  Region . Kingston . C.  N.  McEwen 

North-West  Region . FortWilliam . E.  A.  Cash 

North  Region . North  Bay . R.  A.  Pan  ter 

ENGINEERING  PERSONNEL 

District  Municipal 

Engineer  Engineer 

Chatham . G.  U.  Howell . J.  G.Tilloek 

Essex,  Kent,  Lambton 

London . W.  L.  Fraser... T.  S.  Caldwell 

Elgin  Middlesex,  Norfolk,  Oxford 

Stratford . L.  D.  Barrett.  .  .  .J.  A.  Coombs 

Huron,  Perth,  Waterloo,  Wellington 

Hamilton . R.  E.  Richardson .  C.  R.  Wilmot 

Brant,  Welland,  Lincoln,  Haldimand,  Wentworth 

Owen  Sound . B.  R.  Heavysege.  .N.  F.  Neilans 

Bruce,  Dufferin,  Grey 

Toronto . F.  J.  Fownes.  .  .  .E.  F.  Marston 

Halton,  Peel,  Simcoe  York 
Metropolitan 

Toronto  Area . F.  J.  Fownes.  .  .  .N.  M.  Cooke 

Port  Hope . H.  D.  Duff . D.  A.  Gome 

Northumberland,  Durham,  Peterboro,  Pr.  Edward 

Kingston . L.  E.  Walker . H.  A.  Smail 

Leeds  &  Grenville,  Southern  Frontenac,  Hastings 
&  Lennox,  Addington 

Ottawa . J.  B.  Wilkes . A.  H.  Rabb 

Carleton,  Lanark,  Prescott,  Russell,  Dundas, 
Stormont  &  Glengarry 

Bancroft . T.  A.  Sharpe . G.  E.  French 

Renfrew,  Northern  Frontenac,  Hastings,  Lennox 

6  Addington 

Huntsville . H.  C.  Dernier.  .  .  .L.  A.  Boucher 

Haliburton,  Muskoka,  Ontario,  Victoria 

Parry  Sound . W.  T.  Hopper 

Parry  Sound  District 

North  Bay . J.  D.  Foster... F.  R.  Marshall 

Nipissing  &  7  adjacent  Municipalities 

New  Liskeard . G.  F.  Wetherall.T.  C.  Swartman 

Temiskaming  &  Part  of  Cochrane  S. 

Cochrane . E.  J.  Orr . E.  J.  Orr 

Part  of  Cochrane  N. 

Sudbury . W.  S.  Cole . R.  J.  Callighan 

Sudbury  &  Manitoulin 

Blind  River . D.  P.  Collins - W.  M.  Shields 

Algoma 

Port  Arthur . J.  B.  Garland . E.  Smith 

Thunder  Bay  „  TT  T 

Kenora . E.  H.  Jones . E.  H.  Jones 

Rainy  River 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  AND  FORESTS 

Minister . Hon.  Clare  E.  Mapledoram 

Deputy  Minister . F.  A.  MacDougall 

niVTKIONH  DIVISIONAL  CHIEFS 

1.  Accounts . J-  G;  McMillen 

2  Air  Service  (Sault  Ste.  Marie)... G.  E.  Ponsford 

3.  Fish  and  Wildlife . W.  J.  K.  Harkness 

4.  Forest  Protection . T.  E.  Mackey 

5.  Lands . •  S.  Bray 

6.  Law . J-  S.  Yoerger 

7  Operation  and  Personnel . P-  O.  Rhynas 

8.  Parks . WXB-i>rTeTeT0<?d 

9.  Reforestation . S’  S'  +  y 

10.  Research . H.  N.  J ohnston 

11.  Surveys  and  Engineering . W.  Beatty 

12.  Timber  Management . J.  h.  Sharpe 

REGIONAL  FORESTERS 

Regions  Headquarters  Foresters 

Western . Fort  Frances . R-  Boultbee 

Mid-Western _ Port  Arthur . J.  Barron 

Northern . Cochrane . Q-  F.  Hess 

Central . Sudbury . K.  Acheson 

South-Central .  .  .  North  Bay . . E-  L.  Ward 

South-Eastern. .  .Peterborough.  .  .  ,W.B.  Greenwood 
South-Western..  .Maple . P*  Addison 


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DISTRICT  FORESTERS 

Districts  Headquarters  Foresters 

Chapleau . Chapleau . D.  R.  Wilson 

Cochrane . Cochrane . F.  L.  Hall 

Fort  Frances.  .  .  .Fort  Frances . W.  T.  Foster 

Geraldton . Geraldton . J.  M.  Taylor 

Gogama . Gogama . R.  B.  Dickson 

Kapuskasing.  .  .  .Kapuskasing . F.  E.  Sider 

Kenora . Kenora . L.  Ringham 

Lake  Erie . Aylmer . A.  B.  Wheatley 

Lake  Huron . Hespeler . I.  C.  Marritt 

Lake  Simcoe  ....  Maple . A.  W.  Leman 

Lindsay . Lindsay . W.  A.  Thurston 

North  Bay . North  Bay . R.  L.  Snow 

Parry  Sound . Parry  Sound . W.  E.  Gimby 

Pembroke . Pembroke . D.  N.  Omand 

Port  Arthur . Port  Arthur . R.  S.  Hyslop 

Rideau . Kemptville . G.  W.  Delahey 

Sault  Ste.  Marie. Sault  Ste.  Marie..  A.  J.  Herridge 
Sioux  Lookout. .  .Sioux  Lookout.  .  .G.  A.  Hamilton 

Sudbury . Sudbury . J.  M.  Whalen 

Swastika . Swastika . W.  L.  Sleeman 

Tweed . Tweed . J.  S.  Ruxton 

White  River . White  River . R.  H.  Hambly 

PROVINCIAL  PARKS 

Algonquin  Provincial  Park,  Superintendent — G.  H.  R. 
Phillips.  Algonquin  Park. 

Quetico  Provincial  Park, . 

Rondeau  Provincial  Park,  Superintendent — R.  A. 
McLaren,  Morpeth. 

Ipperwash  Provincial  Park,  Superintendent,  J.  A. 
Matheson,  Ravenswood. 

Enquiries  for  information  as  to  parks  Bhould  be 
addressed  to  the  Park  Superintendent,  or  to  the 
Chief,  Division  of  Parks,  or  to  the  District  Foresters 
within  whose  territories  the  parks  are  situated,  and 
general  enquiries  to  Department  of  Lands  and  Forests, 
Parliament  Buildings,  Toronto. 

CONSERVATION  AUTHORITIES 
Estalished  in  Ontario  under  The  Conservation  Au¬ 
thorities  Act  (R.S.O.  1950,  C.62;  amended  1952,  C.ll- 
1954,  C.10;  1955,  C.7) 

Chief  Officer ,  A.  H.  Richardson,  Chief  Conservation 
Engineer,  Dept  of  Planning  and  Development. 
Supervisor  of  Authority  Field  Officers,  H.  T.  Crown, 
Dept  of  Planning  and  Development. 
Conservation  Authority  Secretary-Treasurer 

Ausable  River . H.  G.  Hooke 

_  ,  .  863  Bay  St.,  Toronto  5. 

Big  Creek  Region . G.  G.  Bramhill,  Simcoe 

Catfish  Creek . D.  M .  Halpenny,  Alymer 

Credit  Valley . W.  Elmer  Wright,  Port  Credit 

Don  VaHey.  .  .  .  .  J.  Banigan,  863  Bay  St.  Toronto  5 

Etobicoke — Mimico . F.  L.  Lunn 

„  ,  _ .  Court  House,  Brampton 

Ganaraska  River . Harold  B.  Crow 

n  j  ,,  „  tt  ,  t,  Victoria  St.  S.,  Port  Hope 
Grand  Va  ey  Hugh  C.  Elliott,  27  Dickson  St.,  Galt 

Upper  Holland  Valley . Wesley  Brooks 

.j  ,  Tr  ,,  Box  759,  Newmarket 

Humber  Valley . K.  G.  Higgs  Bolton 

Middle  Maitland  Valley . Cyril  W  Bamford 

Moira  River  .  ......  •  ■  Col.  R  Vanderwater,  Foxboro 

Napanee  Val  ey..G.  Don  Walters,  Box  224,  Napanee 

Neeking  Valley . D.  M  Martin 

City  Hall,  Fort  William;  Treasurer  S.  H.  Blake 
same  oddress 

Otter  Creek . A.  S.  Wagner 

t>  ri  tt  T>  cd  n-  tt  Box  340,  Tillsonburg 
R.D.H.P.  (Rouge  River,  Duffin,  Highland  and  B 

Petticoat  Creek) .  . Earl  Graham, 

Markam;  Treasurer,  J.  Wignall,  Markham 
Saugeen  Valley . R.  V.  Brittain 

South  Nation  River . Alexander8' Rog°er 

Box  25,  Billings  Bridge 
..Leonard  N.  Johnson 
R*  R.  5,  London 

Total  number  of  Authorities .  in 

Total  number  of  watersheds . . '  28 

Total  number  of  square  miles .  XI  97fi 

Total  number  of  members . ’405 

Total  number  of  municipalities  in  one  or  more 
Authorities . . . 287 


DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES 

Parliament  Bldgs.,  East  Block 

Minister,  Main  Office . Hon.  Philip  T.  Kelly 

Minister’s  Secretary . Mrs.  M.  J.  Leamen 

Deputy  Minister . H  (J  RioKaLiy 

Executive  Officer . D.  P.  Douglass 

Chief  Accountant . B.  C.  Lee 

Mine  Assessor . D.  F.  Cooper 

Director  of  Publications . A.  Braidwood 

Statistician . Miss  M.  Arnoldi 

Public  Relations . L.  C.  Brown 

Mining  Court 

Judge  of  Mining  Court . T.  E.  Godson,  Q.C. 

Geological  Branch 

Provincial  Geologist  .  Dr.  M.  E.  HurBt 

Assistant  Prop  Geologist . Dr.  J.  E.  Thomson 

Assistant  Geologists,  W.  D.  Harding,  J.  Satterly 
A.  K.  Watt,  W.  F.  Hewitt,  E.  M.  Abraham. 
Resident  Geologists,  R.  Thomson,  Cobalt;  G.  W.  S. 
Savage,  Kirkland  Lake;  S.  A.  Ferguson  Timmins; 
E.  G.  Pye,  Port  Arthur;  H.  D.  Carlson,  Kenora. 
Mines  Inspection  Branch 

Chief  Inspector  of  Mines . W.  E.  Bawden, 

Inspectors  of  Mines,  Head  Office,  C.  M.  Barrett,  R.  L. 

Smith,  W.  Hendry,  G.  S.  Riddell. 

District  Inspectors,  Kenora,  R.  E.  Murray;  Port 
Arthur,  A.  T.  Kirk,  J.  J.  Lazurko;  Sudbury,  H.  F. 
R.  Davis,  E.  B.  Weir,  W.  McKnight;  Swastika,  R. 
H.  Galway,  T.  J.  Baker;  Timmins,  R.  F.  Lockhart. 
Laboratories  Branch 
Provincial  Assay  Office,  Toronto 

Provincial  Assayer . D.  A.  Moddle 

Temiskaming  Testing  Laboratory,  Cobalt 

Manager . C.  J.  V.  O’Shaughnessy 

Mining  Lands  Branch 

Chief . J.  F.  McFarland 

Mining  Recorders 


Elk  Lake.  .Miss  G. 

Clements 

Fort  Frances, 

C.  R.  Richardson 
Haileybury . .  S.  J.  .Mason 

Kenora . C  McKinnon 

Port  Arthur. .  D.  J.  Cross 


Upper  Thames  River.  . 


Red  Lake . P.  Logee 

S’ It  Ste.  Marie.  W.N.Miller 
Sioux  Lookout, 

T.  A.  Wood 
Sudbury.  .  J.  R.  McGinn 

Swastika . H.  (4  Ginn 

Timmins— M.  F.  O’Rourke 
Toronto . R.  V.  Scott 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Parliament  Bldgs.,  North  Wing 

Minister  of  Education 

Hon.  W.  J.  Dunlop,  B.A.,  B.Paed,  F.C.I.,  LL.D. 
Minister  s  and  Departmental  Secretary 

r,,  .  ,  r, .  ,  ,  Miss  Margaret  E.  Saunderson 

thief  Director  of  Education 

r,  ,  „t  •  .  J-  G.  Althouse,  M.A.,  D.Paed.,  LL.D. 
Deputy  Minister.  C.  F.  Cannon,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  LL.D. 

Registrar.  .  . . C.  A.  Brown,  M.A.,  D.Paed. 

Assistant  Registrar . G.  J.  Westwood,  B.A 

t  hief  Accountant .  A  E  Stacev 

Superintendent  of  Elementary  Education 
s  ,  G.  A.  Pearson,  B.A. 

Assistant  Superintendents  of  Elementary  Education 

B-A->  M.Ed.,  C.  B.  Routley,  M.A., 
Sr'  K'  °TNei11’  M-A-'  s.  A.  Watson,  B.A.,  J  R 
McCarthy,  M. A.,  B.Paed.,  W.  C.  Vanderburgh, 

BA”  BPaed"  H'  R'  Beattie’  B’A"  B-E-  Michaud, 
Superintendent  of  Secondary  Education 
.  ■  .  .  _  .  ,  L.  S.  Beattie,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

Assistant  Superintendents  of  Secondary  Education, 

w  r>  .,  t.  ,  H.  R.  Beattie,  B.A. 
C.  W.  Booth,  B.A.;  A.  M.  Moon,  B.A. Sc. 

c.,  S.  D.  Rendall,  B.A. 

Superintendent  of  Professional  Training 

,  ..  ,  c,  .  ,  F.  S.  Rivers,  B.A. ,  B.Paed. 

Assistant  Superintendents,  Professional  Training 

n  A  „E  E-  Elborn>  M.A.,  B.Paed., 
n  -  .  ,,  c.  A.  Mustard,  M.B.E.,  B.A. ,  B.Paed 

nZlT  °{A?  -  '  •?’  D’  Gaitskell,  M.A.,  D.Paed  . 

Director,  Audio-Visual  Education 

r  ,  ,  ,  J-  W.  Grimmon,  B.A.,  B  Paed 

Inspector  of  Agricultural  Classes . N.  Davies  B  A' 

Director  of  Auxiliary  Education 

C.  E.  Stothers,  B.A.,  D.Paed. 
Director  of  Community  Programmes 

K.  L.  Young,  B.A. 


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Director  of  Correspondence  Courses 

L.  M.  McKenzie,  B.A. 

Director  of  French  Instruction 

R.  Gauthier,  B.A.,  D.Paed. 

Director  of  Guidance . H.  A.  Newstead,  B.A. 

Librarian ,  Legislative  Library 

Mrs.  M.  A.  Fraser,  B.A. 

Director  of  Music . G.  R.  Fenwick,  Mus.  Doc. 

Director  of  Physical  and  Health  Education 

G.  A.  Wright,  B’S.A. 

Provincial  Attendance  Officer . A.  McLeod,  B.A. 

Director  of  Public  Library  Service. .  .  .  A.  Movvat,  B.A. 
Editor  of  Text-books .  .  S.  D.  Holmes,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Registrar  of  Trade  Schools . C.  C.  Fisher,  B.M.E. 

Technical  Adviser.  J.  A.  G.  Easton,  F.R.A.I.C.,  P.Eng. 
teachers’  superannuation  commission 
Chairman ,  C.  A.  Brown,  M.A.,  D.Paed.;  Secretary , 
S.  H.  Henry,  M.A. 

PUBLIC  RECORDS  AND  ARCHIVES 

Archivist  of  Ontario.  .  .  G.  W.  Spragge  M.A.,  D.Paed. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  INSURANCE 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  West  Wing 
Superintendent  of  Insurance  and  Registrar  of  Loan 

Corporations . R.  B.  Whitehead,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Superintendent  . H.  b.  Armstrong 

Chief  Examiner . C.  Richards 

Examiner  of  Farm  Mutuals . J.  G.  Gibbons 

Casualty  Actuary . John  Edwards 

Registrar  of  Insurance  Agents  and 

Brokers . F.  W.  Spencer 

LOAN  AND  TRUST  BRANCH 

Inspectors . J.  E.  Brown,  F.  P.  Lumbers 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUSINESS  BROKERS  BRANCH 

Registrar . H.  A.  Tanton 

COLLECTION  AGENCIES 

Registrar . V.  J.  Simone 

CREDIT  UNIONS 

Registrar . C.  Richards 

Supervisor . W.  M.  Jaffray 


DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Parliament  Bldgs.,  East  Block 

Minister . Hon.  F.  S.  Thomas 

Deputy  Minister  . C.  1>.  Graham 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister.  . . J.  A.  Carroll 

Director ,  Statistics  and  Publications 

Branch . S.  H.  H.  Symons 

Director,  Women's  Institute  Branch  and  Home  Eco¬ 
nomics  Service . Miss  Helen  McKercher 

Director,  Agr.  &  Hort.  Societies  Branch.  F.  A.  Lashley 

Livestock  Commissioner . W.P.W atson 

Director  of  Fruit  Branch . George  Wilson 

Director,  Field  Crops  Branch . A.  H.  Martin 

Director  of  Extension . L  A.  Garner 

Dairy  Commissioner . E.  M.  Biggs 

Director ,  Dairy  Branch .  L.  E.  Lackner 

Director,  Farm  Economics  Branch  .Dr.  H.  L.  Patterson 
Chairman,  Milk  Control  Board.  .  .Judge  A.  B.  Currey 
Administrative  Officer  Milk  Control  Board .C.  _M. ,  Meek 

Commissioner  of  Marketing . D.  F.  Perkin 

Chairman,  Farm  Products  Marketing  Board 

G.  F.  Perkin 

Director  of  Publicity .  F.  M .  Baker 

Solicitor . . . W*  Caskey 

Western  Ontario  Agricultural  School  and 

Experimental  Farm,  Director . .  .  .  J.  C.  Steckley 

Horticultural  Experiment  Station,  Director,  E.  F.  I  al- 

mer  . Vineland  Station 

For "  Oiit. '  'Agricultural  College,  Ont.  Veterinary 
College,  Macdonald  Institute  and  Kemptville 
Agricultural  School.  See  Index 


AGRICULTURAL  REPRESENTATIVES 

County  Name  Address 

Algoma  _ J.  M.  Macintosh.  .SaultSte.  Mane 

Brant  D.  N.  Graham Brantford, 

Bruce . G.  R.  Gear . Walkerton 

Carleton . W.  M.  Croskery . .  .Ottawa 

Teachers 

College, 

Ottawa 


Cochrane  North. .Raoul  Portelance.  .Cochrane 

Cochrane  West.  .L.  H.  Hanlan . Matheson 

Cochrane  South. .  G.  D.  Trottier ....  Hearst 

Dufferin  .  ..  J.  B.  Matheson - Orangeville 

Dundas . H.  W.  Graham - Momsburg 


County  Name  Address 

Durham . E.  A.  Summers ....  Bowmanville 

Elgin . A.  V.  Langton.  .  St.  Thomas 

Essex . A.  Burrell . Essex 

Frontenac . D.  H.  Miles . Kingston 

Glengarry . J.  Y.  Humphries. ..  Alexandria 

Grenville . C.  C.  Tennant . Kemptville 

Grey . T.  S.  Cooper . Markdale 

Haldimand . A.  G.  Skinner . Cayuga 

Halton . J.  E.  Whitelock  .  .  .Milton 

Hastings . A.  O.  Dalrymple  .  .Stirling 

Huron . G.  W.  Montgomery  .Clinton 

Kenora . E.  S.  Marr . Dryden 

Kent . K.  E.  Lantz . Chatham 

Lambton . W.  P.  Macdonald. .  Petrolia 

Lanark . A.  G.  Grubbe . Perth 

Leeds . J.  R.  Ostler . Brockville 

Lennox  and  W.  Newton 

Addington....  T.  Ashton . Napanee 

Lincoln . A.  G.  Mitchell.  .  .  .St.  Catharines 

Manitoulin . W.  T.  Abraham .  .  .  Gore  Bay 

Middlesex . W.  K.  Riddell . London,  Rich- 

Muskoka  and  mond  Bldg. 

Parry  Sound..  ,W.  D.  Tipper . Huntsville 

Nipissing . F.  J.  G.  Millette. .  .North  Bay 

Norfolk . G.  G.  Bramhill. . .  .Simcoe 

Northumberland. R.  C.  Banbury.  .  .  .Brighton 

Ontario . H.  L.  Fair . Uxbridge 

Oxford . R.  E.  Bell . Woodstock 

Peel . J.  W.  McCullough  .  Brampton 

Perth . R.  E.  White . Stratford 

Peterborough. . .  .F.  C.  Paterson.  .  .  .Peterborough, 

Prescott . R.  L.  Farmer . Plantagenet 

Prince  Edward..  .D.  A.  Taylor . Picton 

Rainy  River . F.  H.  Cotton . Emo 

Renfrew . F.  Q.  Dench . Renfrew 

Russell . W.  A.  Montcalm.  .Rockland 


Simcoe  South. . . .  J.  K.  L.  McRuer.  .  Alliston 


Simcoe  North.  .  .  .S.  L.  Page . Barrie 

Stormont . R.  R.  Crozier . Cornwall 

Sudbury . Romeo  Leroux ....  Sudbury 

Temiskaming _ M.  F.  Cook . New  Liskeard 

Thunder  Bay _ N.  W.  Harrison.  .  .Port  Arthur 

(Court  House) 

Victoria . LeRoy  G.  Brown.  .Lindsay 

Waterloo . R.  A.  Forsyth . Galt 

Welland . Joseph  Wilson.  .  .  .57  East  Main 

St.,  Welland 

Wellington . W.  D.  Black . Arthur 

Wentworth . W.  G.  Marritt.  .  .  .Hamilton, 

16  Market  St. 

York . W.  M.  Cockburn.  .Newmarket 


LOCAL  MARKETING  BOARDS 
With  Secretaries 

( Under  jurisdiction  of  Farm  Products  Marketing  Board ) 
ONTARIO  PEAR,  PLUM  AND  CHERRY  GROWERS 
MARKETING  BOARD 

R.  K.  Matthie,  Box  252,  St.  Catharines. 

ONTARIO  PEACH  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

R.  K.  Matthie,  Box  252,  St.  Catharines. 

ONTARIO  GRAPE  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

R.  K.  Matthie,  Box  252,  St.  Catharines. 

ONTARIO  ASPARAGUS  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

W.  A.  Brown,  Box  252,  St.  Catharines. 

ONTARIO  VEGETABLE  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

D.  S.  Swain,  209  McNab  St.  S.,  Hamilton. 

ONTARIO  BERRY  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

A.  Fulton,  209  McNab  St.  South,  Hamilton. 

THE  ONTARIO  SUGAR  BEET  GROWERS  MARKETING 
BOARD  „  „  , 

R.  V.  O’Neil,  62  King  St.  W.,  Chatham. 

ONTARIO  BEAN  GROWERS'  MARKETING  BOARD 

R.  E.  McPherson,  1358  Trafalgar  St.,  London. 


ONTARIO  SEED-CORN  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

N.  D.  Mackenzie,  27^  Market  Sq.  E.,  Chatham 

ONTARIO  HOG  PRODUCERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

N.  G.  McLeod,  Room  601,  77  York  St.,  Toronto. 

ONTARIO  SOYA-BEAN  GROWERS’  MARKETING  BOARD 

K.  A.  Standing,  Essex.  .69  Fourth  St.,  Chatham. 

ONTARIO  WINTER-CELERY  GROWERS’  MARKETING 
BOARD 

M.  M.  Robinson,  Room  303,  Ont.  Food  Ter- 
minal,  The  Queensway,  Toronto  14. 


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SOUTHERN  ONTARIO  HONEY  PRODUCERS’  MARKETING 
BOARD 

Professor  G.  F.  Townsend,  c/o  Ontario  Agri¬ 
cultural  College,  Guelph,  Ontario. 

THE  FARM  PRODUCTS  MARKETING  BOARD 

Chairman  . . G.  F.  Perkin 

Secretary ,  F.  K.  B.  Stewart,  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto. 

THE  MILK  PRODUCTS  BOARD 

EAST  BLOCK,  PARLIAMENT  BUILDINGS,  TORONTO  2 

Secretary . J.  L.  Baker 

(Administering  the  Cream,  Cheese,  and  Concentrated 
milk  plans) 

MILK  CONTROL  BOARD  OF  ONTARIO 

EAST  BLOCK,  PARLIAMENT  BUILDINGS,  TORONTO  2 

Chairman . Judge  A.  B.  Currey 

Members,  K.  M.  Betzner,  J.  L.  Burrows,  H.  E. 
McCallum. 

Administrative  Officer . Chas.  M.  Meek,  B.S.A. 

Secretary . A.  P.  Clark,  B.S.A. 

(Administering  the  Milk  Control  Act) 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PLANNING  AND 
DEVELOPMENT 

454  University  Ave.,  Toronto 
This  Department  was  created  in  1944  to  collaborate 
with  other  departments  of  the  public  service  of 
Ontario,  with  the  Ministers  having  charge  of  the 


departments  of  the  public  service  of  the  Dominion 
and  of  other  provinces,  with  municipal  councils  and 
other  bodies,  with  a  view  to  formulating  plans  to 
create,  assist,  develop  and  maintain  productive  em¬ 
ployment  and  to  develop  the  human  and  material 
resources  of  the  Province  and  to  that  end  to 
co-ordinate  the  work  and  functions  of  the  departments 
of  the  public  service  of  Ontario. 

Minister . Hon.  W.  M.  Nickle,  Q.C. 

Executive  Officer . J.  J.  Wingfelder 

Director  of  Housing  and  Consultant .  .A.  E.  K.  Bunnell 

Community  Planning . A.  L.  S.  Nash 

Director  Trade  &  Industry . F.  J.  Lyle 

Chief  Conservation  Engineer . A.  H.  Richardson 

DEPARTMENT  OF  TRAVEL  AND  PUBLICITY 

The  objects  of  the  Department  shall  be  to  develop 
the  Tourist  Industry  in  Ontario  by  encouraging  and 
promoting  improvement  in  the  standards  of  accom¬ 
modation,  facilities  and  services  offered  to  tourists 
and  to  undertake  the  publicizing  of  the  Tourist 
Industry  and  of  the  resources,  attractions  and 
advantages  of  Ontario. 

Minister  of  Travel  and  Publicity 
_  Hon.  Bryan  L.  Cathcart 

Deputy  Minister . C.  Douglas  Crowe 

Executive  Assistant . Clint  Melville 

Director,  Division  of  Publicity .  .  .  Gordon  W.  Hogarth 

Director,  Information  Branch . F.  Alan  Venn 

Director,  Development  Branch . Guy  E.  Moore 

Director  of  Photography . Colin  McDonald 


PROVINCIAL  BOARDS,  COMMISSIONS,  ETC. 

ONTARIO  NORTHLAND  TRANSPORTATION 
COMMISSION 

( formerly  Temiskaminq  and  Northern  Ontario 
Railway  Commission) 

Chairman, 

Colonel  C.  E.  Reynolds,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  North  Bay. 

1  .Col.  Hon.  Wm.  Griesinger,  Windsor 


Commissioners  j 
Secretary .  .  . 


Robert  S.  Potter,  Matheson 
Reginald  A.  Aubert,  Englehart 
■  .  S.  W.  Gowan,  North  Bay 


General  Manager . A.  Freeman,  North  Bay 

THE  HYDRO  ELECTRIC 
POWER  COMMISSION  OF  ONTARIO 

620  UNIVERSITY  AVENUE,  TORONTO  2 

Chairman . Richard  L.  Hearn,  B.A.Sc.,  D.  Eng. 

Ftrst  Vice-Chairman 

„  ,  .  Hon.  William  K.  Warrender,  Q.C. 

Second  Vice-Chairman . W.  Ross  Strike,  Q.C. 

Commissioner 

_  ,  „  Lt.-Col.  Albert  A.  Kennedy,  D.S.O.,  E  D. 

General  Manager  . A.  W.  Manby,  B.Sc. 

Chief  Engineer.  .Otto  Holden,  B.A.Sc.,  C.E  D  Eng 

Secretary  .  . E.  B.  Easson,  B.  Com.' 

Assistant  General  Manager,  Administration 

a  .  ,  x  /~i  .  A.  W.  Manby,  B.Sc. 

Assistant  General  Manager ,  Engineering 

,r  .  _  _  Otto  Holden,  D.  Eng. 

Manager  of  Per sonel . J.  Dibblee,  B.A.Sc. 

General  Counsel . L.  R.  McDonald,  O.B.E.,  Q.C. 

THE  WORKMEN’S  COMPENSATION  BOARD 

.  90  HARBOUR  ST.,  TORONTO  1 

Chairman . E.  E.  Sparrow 

Vice-Chairman . J.  F.  Cauley 

Commissioner . Dr.  E.  C.  Steele 


ONTARIO 

Solicitor . S.  R.  Johnston 

Secretary  .  .  . . . H.  W.  Forster 

Director  of  Medical  Services . Dr.  D  E  Bell 

Chief  Medical  Officer . Dr.  B.  H.  G.  Curry 

Chief  Claims  Officer . W.  B.  Terry 

ONTARIO  RESEARCH  FOUNDATION 

43  queen’s  PARK,  TORONTO  5 

Chairman . H.  M.  Turner,  B.S. 

Vice-Chairmen 

_  .  E.  G.  Baker,  LL.D.,  F.  A.  Sherman 

Director  of  Research —  H.  B.  Speakman,  D.Sc.,  LL  D 
Secretary-Treasurer 

W.  R.  Stadelman,  B.A.Sc.,  M.B.A. 

Directors  of  Departments 

Biochemistry . W.  C.  Henry,  B.A. 

Chemistry . A.  E.  R.  Westman,  M.A.  Ph  D 

Engineering  and  Metallurgy .  ,P.  E.  Cavanagh,  B.A.Sc'. 

Industrial  Research  Services . D.  F.  MacRae  B  A 

Mathematical  Statistics 

D  .  ,  D.  B.  DeLury,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D 

Parasitology . A.  M.  Fallis,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

1  extiles . A.  C.  Goodings,  M.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph  D 

Librarian . Miss  Nieghorn 

THE  ONTARIO  CANCER  TREATMENT 
AND  RESEARCH  FOUNDATION 
69  Bloor  St.  E.,  Toronto  5 
Incorporated  by  Special  Act  of  the  8th  Session, 
2(Jtn  Legislature,  Ontario,  7  George  VI,  1943,  for 
the  purpose  of  conducting  “a  programme  of  diagnosis 
treatment  and  research  in  cancer’. 

Chairman,  Rhys  M.  Sale,  LL.D.,  Toronto. 

Medical  Director,  W.  G.  Cosbie,  M.C.,  M.B.,  F  R 
C.O.G.  (Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C).  ’ 

Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  H.  Broughton,  B.Com.,  C.A. 


BOARDS  OF  COMMISSIONERS  OF  POLICE 

magistrate,  a  Board^^Oommfssio^e'rs^f  Polioe.  ^  00nstltuted  bY  the  Council  thereof  for  every  town  having  a 

which  the  city  or  town  is  situate^and  themagis^rfte  °f  ^  00unty  or  di3trict  court  of  the  county  or  district  in 
There  are  Police  Commissions  in  the  following  places:— 


Alexandria 
Barrie 
Belleville 
Brantford 
Brock  ville 
Chatham 
Cornwall  Tp. 
Dresden 
Eastview 
East  York  Tp. 
Etobicoke 


Fort  Erie 
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Galt 

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Guelph 

Hamilton 

Hespeler 

Kingston 

Kitchener 

Leamington 


Listowell 
London 
Long  Branch 
Mi  in  ico 
McKim  Tp. 
Niagara  Falls 
North  Bay 
Ottawa 
Oshawa 
Owen  Sound 


Pembroke 
Peterborough 
Pickering 
Picton 
Port  Arthur 
P ort  Colborne 
Preston 
Scarboro  Tp. 
St.  Catharines 
St.  Thomas 


Sarnia 
Sarnia  Tp. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Smith’s  Falls 
Stamford  Tp. 
Stratford 
Sturgeon  Falls 
Sudlmry 
Teck  Tp. 
Timmins 


Toronto 

Trenton 

Wallaceburg 

Waterloo 

Whitby 

Welland 

Windsor 

Woodstock 

York  Count> 

York  Township 


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SUMMARY  OF  MUNICIPALITIES  IN  ONTARIO 

At  the  close  of  1955 


Cities  (Co unties  24,  Districts  5) .  29 

Towns  Separated  from  County) .  8 

Towns  (Counties  99,  Districts  47) . 146 

Village  (Counties  146,  Districts  10) . 156 

Townships  (Counties  429,  Districts  143) . 572 

Improvement  Districts  (Districts  18) . 18 

Total  Local  Municipalities . 929 

Counties  (43)*. .  38 

Metropolitan  Toronto . 1 


Etobicoke,  Village  of  Forest  Hill,  Town  of  Leaside, 
Town  of  Mimico,  Town  of  New  Toronto,  Village  of 
Long  Branch,  Town  of  Weston,  Village  of  Swansea. 

IMPROVEMENT  DISTRICTS 

In  1943  The  Municipal  Act  was  amended  to  provide 
for  the  incorporation  of  Improvement  Districts  having 
the  municipal  status  of  towns,  townships  or  villages, 
administered  by  three  trustees  appointed  by  the 
Lieutenant-Governor  in  Council. 


Total  Incorporated  Municipalities . 968 

Commission  (Counties  1) . 1 


969 

The  northern  portion  of  the  Province  of  Ontario 
is  divided  into  11  Districts  and  the  southern  portion 
into  43  Counties.  The  union  of  the  following  counties, 
Leeds-Grenville,  Northumberland-Durham,  Prescott- 
Russell  and  Stormont-Dundas  and  Glengarry  reduces 
the  county  administrations  to  38  distinct  units  for 
local  government.  The  districts,  unlike  counties, 
are  not  organized  for  municipal  purposes  and  as  a 
result,  the  223  incorporated  municipalities  contained 
therein  are  not  united  for  municipal  administration. 

With  the  exception  of  the  24  cities  and  the  8 
separated  towns  which  are  located  within  counties, 
the  remaining  674  local  municipalities  in  counties  are 
united  for  administration  in  the  counties  of  which 
they  form  part.  This  relationship  is  for  the  purpose 
of  the  administration  of  inter-related  interests  such 
as  education,  roads,  welfare  and  administration  of 
justice.  Members  of  the  County  Councils  are  com¬ 
posed  of  the  reeves  of  all  the  local  municipalities  with¬ 
in  the  county  and  in  certain  cases  the  deputy  reeves. 

The  8  separated  towns  are:  Brockville,  Gananoque, 
Ingersoll,  Prescott,  Riverside,  St.  Mary’s,  Smiths 
Falls,  Trenton. 

POLICE  VILLAGES 

In  addition  to  the  organized  villages  listed  else¬ 
where  in  the  Ontario  section  of  the  Canadian  Almanac, 
there  are  some  174  police  villages. 

A  police  village  is  run  by  a  Board  of  Trustees 
elected  by  the  residents.  The  Board  of  Trustees 
runs  its  local  affairs,  but  cannot  levy  any  taxes  or 
make  by-laws  which  involve  the  borrowing  of  money. 
It  has  to  send  in  a  requisition  to  the  authorities  of 
the  township  of  which  it  is  part  for  any  finances  it 
requires,  such  as  for  local  improvements  or  lighting 
or  village  constabulary. 


*There  are  43  Counties,  some  of  which  are  united 
for  purposes  of  local  government  as  follows: 

Leeds  and  Grenville, 

Northumberland  and  Durham, 

Prescott  and  Russell, 

Stormont,  Dundas  and  Glengarry. 


METROPOLITAN  TORONTO 

The  municipality  of  Metropolitan  Toronto,  by  act 
of  legislature,  Bill  80  controls  the  following  utilities^ 
in  13  autonomous,  contiguous  municipalities  and 
urban  townships  certain  roads  in  Metropolitan 
Toronto,  Toronto  Transit  Commission,  Metropolitan 
School  Board,  Metropolitan  Toronto  Planning  Board, 
Works  Department.  .  . 

The  areas  affected  are:  City  of  Toronto,  Township 
of  York,  Township  of  North  York,  Township  of 
East  York,  Township  of  Scarborough,  Township  of 


IMPROVEMENT 

DISTRICT 

DISTRICT 

OR 

COUNTY 

SECRETARY-TREASURER 

P.O.  Address 

Balmertown.. . 

Ivenora 

J.  K.  Wishart 
Balmertown 

Beardmore..  .  . 

Thunder  Bay 

P.  E.  Salem,  Beardmore 

Cameron . 

Nipissing 

Mrs.  A.  Blair 

Mattawa  R.R.  No.  1 

Dorion . 

Thunder  Bay 

O.  R.  Tanner, 

216  P.U.C.  Bldg. 
Port  Arthur 

Gauthier . 

Temiskamin  g 

Mrs.  G.  Fillmore 

Kingham . 

Temiskaming 

Mrs.  L.  Belonoha, 
Wavell 

R.  R.  Turgeon, 

Smooth  Rock  Falls 

Kendrey . 

Cochrane 

Kingsford .... 

Rainy  River 

E.  C.  Spicer, 

Emo,  R.R.  2 

Long  Lac . 

Thunder  Bay 

A.  Harkes,  Long  Lac 

Manitouwadge 

Thunder  Bay 

R.  H.  Bond, 
Manitouwadge 

L.  D.  Irwin,  Marathon 

Marathon .... 

Thunder  Bay 

McGarry . 

Temiskaming 

P.  L.  Brown, 

Virginia  town 

Red  Lake .... 

Kenora 

V.  W.  Petch,  Box  308, 
Red  Lake 

Red  Rock .... 

Thunder  Bay 

A.  Phillips,  Red  Rock 

Renabie . 

Sudbury 

R.  L.  Scott,  Renabie 

Sioux  Narrows 

Kenora 

Mrs.  E.  Larson, 

Sioux  Narrows 

Terrace  Bay .  . 

Thunder  Bay 

W.  F.  Strutt, 

Terrace  Bay 

Val  Albert. .  .  . 

Cochrane 

L.  Desgroseilliers, 

Val  Albert 

DATES  OF  MUNICIPAL  ELECTIONS 
Municipal  elections  in  Ontario  are  held  at  various 
dates  provided  for  by  The  Municipal  Act,  Chapter 
266,  E.S.O.,  1937,  sections  64-71  as  amended. 

Section  64  provides  that  the  nominations  shall  be 
held  at  noon  on  the  last  Monday  in  December  except 
when  the  last  Monday  is  Christmas  day  in  which  case 
nominations  shall  be  held  on  the  preceding  Friday, 
and  the  date  for  polling  shall  be  the  first  Monday  in 
January;  unless  council  under  authority  of  section 
65,  not  later  than  November  1st,  passes  a  by-law 
fixing  dates  during  the  period  November  15th  to 
January  2nd  both  inclusive  for  nominations  and  elec- 
tions,  said  dates  to  be  other  than  a  Sunday  or  the 
24th,  25th  or  31st  of  December  and  provided  the  day 
fixed  for  nominations  is  not  less  than  seven  days 
prior  to  the  day  fixed  for  polling  in  force  until  re¬ 
pealed,  but  no  appeal  or  amendment  after  1st  oi 
November  of  any  year.  .  .  A 

In  addition,  when  new  municipalities  are  erected, 
the  Municipal  Board  may  set  the  date  for  the  holding 
of  their  first  elections. 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required 


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HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY  —  PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 

Twenty-fifth  Legislature,  Election  held  June  9  1955.  Maximum  duration  6  years. 

The  two  previous  General  Elections  were  held  November  22,  1951  and  June  7th,  1948. 

Members’  Sessional  Indemnity,  $2,600  plus  expense  allowance  of  $1,300,  tax  free. 

An  allowance  of  $3,000  plus  a  tax  free  expense  allowance  of  $2,000  is  made  to  the  Leader  of  the  Opposition 

in  addition  to  his  Sessional  Indemnity. 

Prime  Minister,  Hon.  Leslie  Miscampbell  Frost,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L. 

Opposition  Leader,  Farquhar  R.  Oliver  (Liberal) 

Party  Standing:  Progressive  Conservative  82,  Independent  Progressive  Conservative  1, 

Liberal  11,  C.C.F.  ( Co-operative  Commonwealth  Federation)  3,  Vacant  1,  Total  98. 

(The  Party  Standing  at  the  dissolution  of  the  twenty-fourth  Legislature  on  May  2,  1951,  was 
Prog.  Con.  78,  C.C.F.  2,  Liberal  7,  Labour  Prog.  1,  Vacant  2. 


OFFICERS  AND  CLERKS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 


Speaker,  The  Honourable  A.  W.  Downer,  B.A. 


Clerk  of  the  House  and  Chief  Election  Officer 

Roderick  G.  Lewis 

Sergeant-at-Arms . Major  B.  H.  Geary.  V.C. 

Law  Clerk  of  Public  Bills  and  Legislative  Counsel 

L.  R.  MacTavish,  Q.C. 


Law  Clerk  of  Private  and  Municipal  Bills 

W.  C.  Aicombrack 


Postmaster . M.  Grant 

Building  Superintendent . J.  French 

Asst.  Building  Superintendent . H.  Cooper 


CONSTITUENCY 

MEMBERS  ELECTED  WITH 

PARTY  ALLEGIANCE 

CONSTITUENCY 

MEMBERS  ELECTED  WITH 

PARTY  ALLEGIANCE 

Algoma-Manit'ln . 

Fullerton,  John  A . PC 

Ottawa  West . 

Morrow,  Donald  H . PC 

Cochrane  North . .  . 
Cochrane  South. . . 
Dufferin-Simcoe  . . 

Kelly,  Hon.  Philip . PC 

Peterborough . 

Scott,  Hon.  Harold  R . PC 

Downer,  Hon.  the  Rev.  A.  W ..PC 
Foote,  Hon.  (Rev.)  John  W. .  .PC 
Thomas,  Hon.  Fletcher  S . PC 

Prescott . 

Prince  Edward - 

Cecile,  Hon.  Louis  P . PC 

Elgin . 

Essex  North . 

Reaume,  Arthur  J . Lib. 

Noden.'W.  G . PC 

Essex  South . 

Murdoch,  William . PC 

Renfrew  North.  .  . 
Renfrew  South. .  .  . 

Russell . 

Sault  Ste.  Marie.  . 

Fort  William . 

Frontenac- 
Addington . 

Mapledoram,  Hon.  Clare . PC 

Rankin,  David  J . PC 

Maloney,  James  A . PC 

Lavergne,  Gordon . PC 

Glengarry . 

Villeneuve,  Osie  F . PC 

Grenville-Dundas  . 
Grey  North . 

Cass,  Fred  M . . PC 

Phillips,  Hon.  MacKinnon.  .  .  .PC 
Oliver,  Farquhar  R . Lib. 

Simcoe  East . 

Letherby,  Lloyd . PC 

Grey  South . 

Haldimand- 

Temiskaming . 

Toronto ,  Beaches. 

Herbert,  Robert . PC 

Collings,  W.  H . PC 

Yaremko,  John . PC 

Frost,  Arthur . PC 

Kerr,  Rev.  D.  McMaster . PC 

Dunlop,  Hon.  W.  J . PC 

Cowling,  Alfred . PC 

Stewart,  W.  J . PC 

Macaulay,  Robert . PC 

Grossman,  Allan . PC 

Halton . 

Hamilton  East .... 
Hamilton-Centre .  . 
Hamilton - 

W  entworth . 

Hastings  East. .  .  . 
Hastings  West. . . . 
Huron . 

Elliott,  Robert  E . PC 

Warrender,  Hon.  W.  K . PC 

Connell,  Ray . PC 

Robson,  Roscoe . PC 

Sandercock,  Elmer . PC 

Pryde,  Thomas .  PC 

Bracondale .  .  .  . 

Dovercourt . 

Eglinton . 

High  Park . 

Parkdale . 

Riverdale . 

St.  Andrew  .... 

Huron-Bruce . 

Kenora . 

Hanna,  John  W .  PC 

St.  George . 

St.  Patrick . 

Woodbine . 

Victoria . 

Waterloo  North .  . 
Waterloo  South.  .  . 

Welland . 

Wellington - 
Duff erin . 

Porter,  Hon.  Dana  H . .PC 

Roberts,  Hon.  A.  Kelso . PC 

Fishleigh,  Harold . PC 

Frost,  Hon.  Leslie  M . PC 

Wintermever,  John  J . Lib. 

Myers,  R.  M . PC 

Morningstar,  Ellis . PC 

Root,  John .  PC 

Kent  East . 

Kent  West . 

Kingston . 

Lambton  East .... 
Lambton  West.  .. . 
Lanark . 

Janes,  Charles  E . PC 

Cathcart,  Hon.  Bryan  L . PC 

Leeds . 

Daley,  Hon.  Charles . PC 

Robarts,  John  P . PC 

Jackson,  G.  E . Lib. 

London  North. . .  . 
London  South .... 
Middlesex  North. . 
Middlesex  South. . 
Muskoka . 

Wellington  South  . 

Worton,  Harry . Lib. 

Patrick,  Thomas  L . PC 

Allen,  Harry  M . PC 

Wentworth  East. . . 
W  indsor-Sandwich 
W  indsor- 

Walkerville.  .  .  . 
York  Centre . 

Gisborn,  Reg . CCF 

Griesinger,  Hon.  William . PC 

Davies,  Hon., 

the  Rev.  M.  Cooke . PC 

Niagara  Falls. .  .  . 

Jolley,  Arthur  C .  PC 

Belisle,  Rheal .  PC 

Chaput,  John .  PC 

Goodfellow,  Hon.  William  A.  .PC 
Dymond,  Dr.  M.  B . PC 

York  East . 

Northumberland .  . 

Y ork-  Humber .... 
York  North . 

Lewis,  W.  Bev . PC 

Oshawa . 

York-Scarborough . 
York  South . 

Sutton,  R.  E . PC 

Morin,  Jules . PC 

Dunbar,  Hon.  George  H . PC 

Ottawa  South . 

York  West . 

Brandon,  W.  Elmer . PC 

PC  Progressive  Conservative  Lib  Liberal  CCF — Co-operative  Commonwealth  Federation 


1956] 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS  ONTARIO  LEGISLATURE 

(For  list  of  Constituencies  and  Members,  see  page  396) 


Members  and  Constituencies  P.O.  Address  ( Ontario ) 
Allan,  Hon.  James  N.,  Haldimand-Norfolk 

Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Allen,  Harry  M.,  Middlesex  South.  .R.R.  1,  Lambeth 

Auld,  James  A.  C.,  Leeds . Brockville 

Beckett,  Hollis  E.,  York  East 

447  Blythwood  Rd.,  Toronto 
Beech,  Wm.  G.,  York  South 

26  Mahoney  Ave.,  Toronto 

Belisle,  Rheal,  Nickel  Belt . Chelmsford 

Boyer,  Rober  J.,  Muskoka . Bracebridge 

Brandon,  Wm.  E.,  York  West 

SO  Royal  York  Rd.  N.,  Toronto 

Cass,  Fred  M.,  Grenville-Dundas . Winchester 

Cathcart,  Hon.  Bryan  L.,  Lambton  W est 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Cecile,  Hon.  Louis  P.,  Prescott.  .Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Challies,  Hon.  Geor.  H.,  Grenville-Dundas ,  Morrisburg 

Chaput,  John,  Nipissing . Sturgeon  Falls 

Chartrand,  Aurele,  Ottawa  East, 

316  Daly  Ave.,  Ottawa 

Child,  Arthur  J.,  Wentworth 

27  Arcade  Cresc.,  Hamilton 
Codings,  Wm.  H.,  Beaches 

17  Glen  Stewart  Cresc.,  Toronto 
Connell,  Ray,  Hamilton-Wentworth .  .R.R.  2,  Dundas 
Cowling,  Alfred  H.,  High  Park 

21  Evans  Ave.,  Toronto 
Daley,  Hon.  Charles,  Lincoln.  .Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Davies,  Hon.  M.  Cooke,  Windsor-W alkerville 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Doucett,  Geo.  H„  Lanark . Carleton  Place 

Downer,  Hon.  the  Rev.  A.  W.,  Dufferin-Simcoe 

Duntroon,  Ont. 

Dunbar,  Hon.  Geo.  H.,  Ottawa  South 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Dunlop,  Hon.  Wm.  J.,  Eglinton 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Dymond,  Dr.  M.  B.,  Ontario . Port  Perry 

Edwards,  J.  Frederick,  Perth . Palmerston 

Elliott,  Robert  E.,  Hamilton  East 

444  Mountainbrow  Blvd.,  Hamilton 
Fishleigh,  Harold,  Woodbine 

12  Alexandra  Wood,  Toronto 
Foote,  Hon.  John  W„  V.C.,  Durham 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Frost,  Arthur,  Bracondale .  551  Concord  Ave.,  Toronto 
Frost,  Hon.  Leslie  M.,  Q.C.,  Victoria 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Fullerton,  John  A.,  Algoma-Manitoulin - Thessalon 

Gisborn,  Reg.,  Wentworth  East  TT  ... 

18  Edinburgh  Ave.,  Hamilton 
Goodfellow,  Hon.  Wm.  A.,  Northumberland 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 
Gordon,  Geo.  T.,  Brantford.  A  Ontario  St.,  Brantford 
Graham,  Thomas,  York  Centre ^  ^  12 

Griesinger,  Hon.  Wm.,  Winds  or -Sandwich 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Grossman,  Allan,  St.  Andrew  ™  . 

325  Rosemary  Rd.,  Toronto  1U 

Hall,  Stanley  L„  Halton . R.R.  2  Street^ 

Hanna.  John  W.,  Huron-Bruce . W  r? K  u 

Herbert,  Robert,  Temiskammg . . 

Hunt,  Stanley  J.,  Rcn/reui  YorfA.^R-R- 

Innes  Gordon  W„  Oxford . R.R.  1.  Woodstock 

Jackson,  G.  E„  London  South  P.O.  Box  • 400, .London 
Janes,  Charles  E.,  Lambton  East.  .  .  .R.R.  2,  Watford 

Johnston,  Allister,  Parry  Sound.  . S  Missing 

Johnston,  George  G.,  Simcoe  Centre - 

Johnston,  W.  Erskine,  Carleton . R-R-  1.  '-'arP 

Jolley.  Arthur  C„  ^agara^FalU  ^  N;agara  ^ 

KeUy,  Hon.  Philip  T„  Cochran North^ ^ 

Kennedy,  Thos  L.,  Peel.  .  . . . . Dlxle 

Kerr,  Rev.  D.  McMaster,  Dovercourt 

’  390  Perth  Ave.,  Toronto 


Members  and  Constituencies  P.O.  Address  ( Ontario ) 
Lavergne,  Gordon,  Russell  128  John  St.,  Ea  stview 

Letherby,  Lloyd,  Simcoe  East . Coldwater 

Leavine,  Dr.  Stanley  F.,  Waterloo  North 

667  King  St.  W.,  Kitchener 
Lewis,  W.  Bev.,  York-Humber 

6  Stonegate  Rd.,  Toronto  14 
Lyons,  C.  Harry,  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

494  Dundas  St.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Macaulay,  Robert,  Riverdale 

72  Crescent  Rd.,  Toronto 
MacDonald,  Donald  C.,  York  South 

138  Raglan  Ave.,  Toronto 
Mackenzie,  A.  Alexander,  York  North.  .  .Woodbridge 

Maloney,  James  A.,  Renfrew  South . Renfrew 

Manley,  Peter,  Stormont . Berwick 

Mapledoram,  Hon.  Clare,  Fort  William 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Monaghan,  Gerald  J.,  Sudbury 

58  Riverside  Dr.,  Sudbury 
Morin,  Jules,  Ottawa  East.  .109  Nelson  Ave.,  Ottawa 
97  Alberts  St.,  Crowland 
Morrow,  Donald  H.,  Ottawa  West, 

R.R.  1,  Britannia  Bay.,  Ottawa 

Murdoch,  William,  Essex  South . Amherstburg 

Myers,  Raymond  M.,  Waterloo  South, 

126  Main  St.,  Galt 
Nickle,  Hon.  Wm.  M„  Kingston. Pari.  Bldgs.,  Ottawa 

Nixon  Harry  C„  Brant . R.R.  1,  St.  George 

Noden,  Wm.  G.,  Rainy  River . Fort  Frances 

Oliver,  Farquhar  R.,  Grey  South.  .  .R.R.  3,  Priceville 
Parry,  George  W.,  Kent  West 

163  Elizabeth  St.,  Chatham 

Patrick,  Thomas  L.,  Middlesex  North . Ilderton 

Phillips,  Hon.  Mackinnon,  M.D.,  Grey  North 

Parliament  Bldgs.  Toronto 

Porter,  Hon.  Dana,  St.  George  .  Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Price,  H.  J.,  St.  David . 15  King  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Pryde,  Thomas,  Huron . Exeter 

Rankin,  David  J.,  Frontenac- Addington, 

69  Clarence  St.,  Kmgston 

Resume,  Arthur  J.,  Essex  North 

332  Rosedale  Ave.,  Wmdsor 
Robarts,  John  P.,  London  North 

202  Richmond  Bldg.,  London 

Roberts,  Hon.  A.  Kelso,  St.  Patrick 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Robson,  Roscoe,  Hastings  East . Halloway 

Root,  John,  Wellington-Dufferin . Orton 

Sandercock,  Elmer,  Hastings  West 

237  Dundas  St.  E.,  Belleville 
Scott,  Hon.  Harold  R.,  Peterborough 

32  Kingan  St.,  Peterborough 

Spence,  John  P.,  Kent  East . R-R-  2,  Muirkirk 

Spooner,  J.  W„  Cochrane  South - Box  253,  Timmms 

Stewart,  William  J.,  Parkdale 

309  Kennedy  Ave.,  Toronto 
Sutton,  R.  E.,  York-Scarborough . . R.R.  1,  Agincourt 
Thomas,  Hon.  Fletcher  S.,  Elgin 

Pari.  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Thomas,  Thomas  D.,  Oshawa.  .80  Harris  St„  Oshawa 
Villeneuve,  Osie  F.,  Glengarry . Maxville 

Wardrope,  George  C.,  Port  Arthur  , 

Tomlinson  Blk.,  Port  Arthur 

Warrender,  Hon.  William  Kenneth,  Hamilton .  Centre, 
620  University  Ave.,  Toronto 

Whicher,  Ross  M.,  Bruce . Wiarton 

Whitney,  Morris,  Prince  ^dward-Lennox  ^ 

Wintermeyer,  John  J.,  Waterloo^North^  ^ 

Worton.  Harry,  Wellington  South 

vv  uriuii,  c  a.  x ,  46  Waterloo  Ave.,  Guelph 

Wren,  Albert,  Kenora . Sioux  Lookout 

Yaremko,  R.  John,  Bellwoods  ,  , , 

’  1  Connable  Dr.,  Toronto  10 


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MAGISTRATES  —  ONTARIO 


NOTE: — This  list  is  revised  to  Sept.  SI,  1955.  Changes  may  have  been  made  since  that  date. 


DISTRICT  No.  1 

ESSEX,  KENT,  AND  LAMBTON 


I.  B.  Craig . Chatham 

J.  C.  Dunlap . Sarnia 

WINDSOR 

A.  VV.  MacMillan . Windsor 

.1.  A.  Hanrahan .  Windsor 

I.  C.  Johnston  (Deputy) . Windsor 

F.  K.  Jasperson . Kingsville 

DISTRICT  No.  2 

ELGIN,  MIDDLESEX,  OXFORD,  PERTH,  HURON 

R.  G.  Groom .  . Woodstock 

E.  D.  Smith . St.  Thomas 

A.  F.  Cook  . Stratford 

D.  E.  Holmes . Goderich 

LONDON 

D.  B.  Menzies  . London 

F.  G.  McAlister . London 

DISTRICT  NO.  3 

BRUCE,  GREY,  DUFFERIN,  WELLINGTON 

F.  Watt .  Guelph 

O.  McClevis .  Walkerton 

E.  C.  Spereman . Owen  Sound 

0.  L.  Austen,  Deputy . Guelph 

A.  S.  Mitchell,  Deputy . Guelph 

DISTRICT  No.  4 
BRANT,  WATERLOO,  NORFOLK 
H.  P.  Innes  .  Simcoe 

J.  R.  H.  Kirkpatrick . Preston 

A.  D.  Barron,  Deputy . Waterloo 

BRANTFORD 

J.  T.  Shillington . Brantford 

DISTRICT  No.  5 

WENTWORTH,  HALDIMAND,  LINCOLN,  WELLAND 

J.  L  Roberts . .  Niagara  Falls 

H.  I).  Hallett  . St.  (  atharines 

S.  E.  Buck,  Deputy .  Hagersville 

T.  G.  Street .  Welland 

HAMILTON 

R.  W.  Hopkins .  Hamilton 

J.  E.  Robinson . Dundas 

H.  C.  Arrell,  Deputy .  Hamilton 

DISTRICT  No.  6 

YORK,  HALTON,  PEEL 

O.  M.  Martin . 57  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto 

K.  M  La"gdon  .  Georgetown 

O.  S.  Hollinrake . Newmarket 

F-  W.  Bartrem . Willowdale 

N.  A.  Gianelli . New  Toronto 

D.  Webster . Toronto 

R.  I.  Blain . Brampton 

TORONTO 

T.  S.  Elmore  Senior  Magistrate  .  .City  Hall,  Toronto 

IT  n  fill)  Inn  n:,.,  U„lt  11.. . 


S  T.  Bigelow  . Toronto 

W.  W.  McKeown . Toronto 

C.  A.  Thoburn . Toronto 

J.  W.  MoFadden.  . . Toronto 

J.  Grudeff . Toronto 

Lome  Stewart . Toronto 

R.  P.  Locke . Toronto 

Norman  Bennett,  Deputy . Toronto 

Jjr  Shaw’  Deputy . Toronto 

H.  A.  W.  Timmins . Toronto 

DISTRICT  No.  7 

ONTARIO,  SIMCOE,  MUSKOKA 

G.  R.  Foster  . Barrie 

K.  A.  Cameron . Orillia 

F.  S.  Ebbs . Oshawa 

R.  Thomas .  Bracebridge 


DISTRICT  No.  8 

NORTHUMBERLAND  -  DURHAM,  PETERBORO, 
VICTORIA,  HALIBURTON 

W.  R.  Philp . . Peterboro 

R.  B.  Baxter .  ...Port  Hope 

R.  I.  Moore . Lindsay 


DISTRICT  No.  9 

HASTINGS,  LENNOX -ADDINGTON,  FRONTENAC 
PRINCE  EDWARD 


T.  Y.  Wills .  Belleville 

J  B.  Garvin  .  Kingston 

R.  C.  Jackson  . . . Napanee 

A.  B.  Collins,  Deputy . Belleville 

DISTRICT  No  10 

RENFREW,  LANARK,  CARLETON 

A.  R.  M.  O'Connor  .  Ottawa 

W.  K.  MacGregor .  Pembroke 

D.  0.  Smith . Smith’s  Falls 

A.  J.  Fraser,  Deputy . Ottawa 

R.  A.  Jamieson,  Deputy . Almonte 

OTTAWA 

G. E  Strike . Ottawa 

Joachim  Sauv5,  Deputy . Ottawa 


DISTRICT  No.  11 

LEEDS  AND  GRENVILLE,  DtTNDAS 

G.  H.  Jermyn . Brockville 

G.  D.  Loucks,  Deputy . Kemptville 


DISTRICT  No.  12 

GLENGARRY,  PRESCOTT  -  RUSSELL,  STORMONT 

P.  0.  Rergeron . Cornwall 

I  Lalonde . Alexandria 

O.  S.  Chartrand . Hawkesbury 

DISTRICT  No.  13 

COCHRANE,  TEMISKAMING 

E.  W.  Kenrick . Haileybury 

Marcel  Leger .  Hearst 

S.  C.  Platus,  Deputy* . Timmins 

W.  S.  Gardner . South  Porcupine 


DISTRICT  No.  14 

NIPISSING,  EAST  PORTION  OF  PARRY  SOUND 
M.  G.  Gould . North  Bay 


DISTRICT  No.  15 


SUDBURY,  MANITOULIN,  WEST  PORTION  OF 


PARRY  SOUND 

F.  C.  Powell . 

W.  F.  Wnndliffe . 

J.  Newbum . 

H.  D.  Peterron  . 

E.  C.  Facer,  Deputy . 

P.  J.  McAndrew . 


Parry  Sound 
Miribnry 
.  .  Gore  Bay 
Bruce  Mines 
. . .  .Sudbury 
.  . . . Sudbury 


DISTRICT  No.  16 

ALGOMA 

W.  O.  Langdon . Sault  Ste.  Marie 


DISTRICT  No.  17 


THUNDER  BAY 

T  H.  Wolfe, . 

Wm.  Davies . 

T.  A.  Connor . 

P.  T.  Hake . 


,  KENORA,  PATRICIA 

.  Kenora 

. Ft.  William 

. Port  Arthur 

. Port  Arthur 


DISTRICT  No.  18 

RAINY  RIVER 

?'  p-  Cornell . Fort  Frances 

A-  Cox . Dryden 


For  BOARDS  OF  COMMISSIONERS  OF  POLICE  see  Index 


1956] 


ONTARIO 


401 


COURTS  AND  JUDGES— ONTARIO 

The  Supreme  Court  consists  of  two  Branches,  viz.  The  Court  of  Appeal  and  The  High  Court  of  Justice. 

The  Court  of  Appeal  hears  appeals  from  decisions  of  the  High  Court  and  of  the  lower  courts. 

The  High  Court  of  Justice  hears  various  cases,  criminal  and  civil,  and  has  a  wider  jurisdiction  than 
the  lower  courts.  A  trial  judge  sits  several  times  each  year  in  the  various  counties  and  judicial  districts. 

The  next  lower  Courts  are  the  County  and  District  Courts  and  the  Division  Courts. 

One  of  the  County  Court  Judges  in  every  County  is  also  the  Surrogate  Judge.  The  Surrogate  Courts  deal 
with  wills,  and  estates  of  deceased  persons. 

Appeals  may  be  taken  in  certain  eases,  from  the  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario  to  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Canada,  and  from  County,  District  and  Division  Courts  to  the  Court  of  Appeal. 

The  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  tries  cases  with  which  the  Crown  is  concerned,  admiralty  matters,  patents, 
copyrights,  trade  marks.  Dominion  Revenue,  railways  under  the  authority  of  the  Parliament  of  Canada, 
and  railways  not  wholly  within  one  Province,  and  disputes  between  Provinces. 

There  is  an  Ontario  branch  of  the  Exchequer  Court,  known  as  the  Ontario  Admiralty  District. 


SUPREME  COURT  OF  ONTARIO 
Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto 

TUB  COURT  OP  APPEAL  FOB  ONTARIO 

CnifK  .msTlCB  OF  Ontario— Hon.  J.  W  Pieknp. 
Justices — Hon.  R.  E.  Laidlaw,  Hon.  Wilfred  D 
Roach,  Hon.  W.  F.  Schroeder,  Hon.  Frederick  Drum¬ 
mond  Hogg,  Hon.  John  B.  Aylesworth,  Hon.  J.  K. 
Mackay,  Hon.  C.  W.  G.  Gibson,  Hon.  F.  G.  MacKay, 
Hon.  E.  R.  E.  Chevrier. 

mau  COURT  OF  JUSTICE  FOR  ONTARIO 
'  h iKP  Justice  of  the  High  Court — Hon.  James  C. 
McRm-r.  „  „  , 

Justices — Hon.  D.  P.  J.  Kelly,  Hon.  F.  H.  Barlow, 
Hon.  A.  M.  LeBel,  Hon.  John  L.  Wilson,  Hon.  R.  W. 
Treleaven,  Hon.  E.  G.  Thompson,  Hon.  D.  C  Wells, 
Hon.  P  E.  F.  Smily,  Hon.  G.  A.  Gale,  Hon  R.  I. 
Ferguson,  Hon.  W.  F.  Spence,  Hon.  Wilfred  Judson, 
Hon.  J.  L.  McLennan,  Hon.  J.  M.  King,  Hon.  H.  A. 
Aylen,  Hon.  Ren6  A.  Danis,  Hon  Charles  D.  Stewart, 
Hon.  E.  G.  Moorhouse. 


Officers  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario 
Official  Guardian — Percy  D.  Wilson,  Q.C. 

D bputv  Official  Guardian — J.  McClain  Baird,  Q.C* 
Senior  Master  of  the  Supreme  Court,  A.  S. 
Marriott,  Q.C. 

Masters  of  the  Supreme  Court — F.  G.  Cushing, 
Q.C.  and  F.  Gordon  Cook,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Master  of  the  Supreme  Court— 
A.  T.  Hunter,  Q.C.,  Robert  E.  Anglin,  Q.C., 
A.  G.  Bristow. 

(For  list  of  local  masters,  see  page  i  14). 
Registrar  of  the  Supreme  Court  Charles  Walter 
Smyth,  Q.C. 


Deputy  Registrar  of  the  Supreme  Court — 
Miss  H.  B.  Palen,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Registrars  of  the  Supreme  Court— 
G.  K.  McBride,  G.  F.  Beddis,  C.  C.  Bradley,  R. 
McKinnon,  W.  F.  Shaughnessy,  J.  A.  Preston,  M. 

^  Registrar  in  Bankruptcy— F.  Gordon  Cook,  Q.C. 
Acoui  ntant  s  Office.  -  Accountant,  J.  Cameron 
Taxing  Officer. — A.  T.  Hunter,  Q.C.  (Acting) 
(nbprutor  of  Legal  Offices  (including  Registry  and 

Land  Titles  Offices)  H.  H.  Donald  Q.C.;  Assistant, 
A.  A.  Russell,  Address,  Parliament  Bldgs. 

M  aster  ok  Titles,  under  Land  Titles  Act  Ontario, 
W.  M.  Magwood,  Q.C.,  Toronto;  Deputy  Master  of 
Titles — S.  Mercer. 

Local  Masters  of  Titles  and  Land  Titles  Offices— 
W  R  Corey,  Sault  Ste.  Mane,  Algoma  District, 
W'  G.  Pugsley,  Ottawa,  Carlton  Co.;  C.  A.  Wilson, 
Cochrane  Cochrane  District;  Miss  B.  Coyne,  St. 
Thomas  Eliin  Co.;  Miss  G.  Moore,  Renora  Kenora 
District-’  WSC.  Fell,  Gore  Bay,  Manitouhn  District, 
W  E.  ’  Towns,  Bracebndge,  Muskoka  District 
S  S.  Mercer  North  Bay,  Nipissing  District;  Miss 


Hazel  Worfolk,  Whitby,  Ontario  Co.;  P.  W.  Fletcher, 
Parry  Sound  District;  Mrs.  Agnes  Donnelly,  Fort 
Frances,  Rainy  River  District;  B.  St.  Pierre,  Sudbury, 
Sudbury  District;  Miss  L.  McKay,  Haileybury, 
Temiskaming  District;  J.  N.  F.  Gillespie,  L.  M.  T., 
Fort  William,  Thunder  Bay  District;  W.  A.  Elliot, 
L.M.T.,  Port  Arthur,  Thunder  Bay  District. 


OFFICIAL  REFEREES  (EX-OFFICIO) 

Judges  of  County  Courts,  The  Master  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Ontario,  Local  Masters,  The  Registrar  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Ontario,  Local  Registrars,  Deputy 
Registrars. 

Surrogate  Clerk  for  Ontario— C.  W.  Smyth,  Q.C. 


BANKRUPTCY 

Supreme  Court  Judges  have  jurisdiction. 

MATRIMONIAL  CAUSES 

Actions  for  divorce  must  be  brought  in  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Ontario,  and  are  conducted  according  to 
rules  passed  by  the  Judges  of  that  Court  from  time  to 
time.  The  Court  has  power  to  grant  divoice,  annul  a 
marriage,  grant  alimony  and  provide  for  custody  and 
maintenance  of  the  children. 

TITLE  TO  REAL  ESTATE 

On  a  sale  of  land  the  owner  is  only  required  to  show 
a  good  title  for  ihe  preceding  40  years. 

Registration  of  Bills  of  Sale,  Etc. 

Bills  of  Sale  and  Chattel  Mortgages  must  be  regis¬ 
tered  in  the  Office  of  the  Clerk  of  the  County  or 
District  Court  of  the  County  or  District  in  which 
the  property  sold  or  mortgaged  is  situated  at  the 
time  of  the  execution  thereof.  The  time  for  registra¬ 
tion  in  the  County  is  five  days  from  the  date  of 
execution  and  ten  days  from  that  date  in  a  District. 
In  the  provisional  County  of  Haliburton,  registration 
must  be  within  ten  days  with  the  Clerk  of  the  County 
Court  of  the  County  of  Victoria  at  Lindsay. 

Hire  Receipt*  ami  Conditional  bale  agreements  must 
be  filed  with  County  or  District  Oonrt  Clerk  of  County 
or  District  in  which  purchaser  or  hirer  resided  at  time 
of  hiring  or  sale.  But  this  does  not  apply  to  a  contract 
respecting  manufactured  goods,  including  pianos, 
organs  or  other  musical  instruments  which,  at  the  tune 
possession  is  delivered  have  the  name  and  address  ot 
seller  or  lender  painted,  printed,  stamped  or  engraved 
thereon  or  plainly  attached  thereto,  nor  to  a  contract 
respecting  household  furniture  other  than  pianos 

organs  or  other  musical  instruments.  . 

Mechanics  Liens  must  be  registered  in  the  Re^at/y 
Office  of  the  Registry  Division,  or  the  Land  cue. 
Office,  of  locality  in  which  the  land  affected  is  situated. 


EXCHEQUER  COURT  OF  CANADA 

THE  ONTARIO  ADMIRALTY  DISTRICT 

Osgoode  Hall ,  Toronto  1 

Judge  in  Admiralty — Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Fred  H. 
3arlow.  . 

Registrar—  . Alfred  Marriott 

Marshal  -The  Sheriff  of  each  county  or  district. 


402 


ONTARIO 


[1956 


COUNTY  COURT  JUDICIAL  DISTRICTS. 


1 —  Lincoln,  Welland,  Haldimand,  Norfolk,  Brant, 
Wentworth. 

2 —  Essex,  Kent,  Elgin,  Middlesex,  Lambton, 
Oxford. 

3 —  Perth,  Huron,  Waterloo,  Wellington. 

4 —  Dufferin,  Bruce,  Grey,  Halton,  Peel,  Simcoe. 

5 —  Muskoka,  Parry  Sound. 

6 —  York. 

7 —  Ontario,  Victoria,  Haliburton,  Northumberland 
and  Durham,  Peterborough. 


8 —  Hastings,  Prince  Edward,  Lennox  and  Adding¬ 
ton,  Frontenac. 

9 —  Stormont,  Dundas  and  Glengarry,  Leeds  and 
Grenville. 

10 —  Prescott  and  Russell,  Carleton,  Renfrew, 
Lanark. 

11 —  Thunder  Bay,  Kenora,  Rainy  River. 

12 —  Algoma,  Sudbury,  Manitoulin,  Nipissing, 
Temiskaming  and  Cochrane. 


“Each  County  Court  or  District  Court  Judge  in  Ontario  is  required  to  hold  any  of  the  courts  and  to  per¬ 
form  any  other  duty  as  judge  of  the  above  county  court  district  of  which  the  county  or  district  to  which 
he  was  appointed  forms  a  part.” 


COUNTY  JUDGES  AND  JUDICIAL  OFFICERS,  ONTARIO 

( For  list  of  County  Court  Judicial  Districti,  tee  above) 


COUNTY  &  JUDICAL 
DISTRICT  IN  WHICH 
SITUATED 


Algoma  District . 12 

Brant . 1 

Bruce . 4 

Carleton . 10 

Cochrane  District.  . .  12 

Dufferin . 4 

Elgin . 2 

Essex . 2 

Frontenac . 8 

Grey . 4 

Haldimand . 1 

Haliburton  Prov.  Co.. 7 

Halton . 4 

Hamilton  City . 

Hastings . 8 

Huron . 3 

Kenora  District . 11 

Kent . 2 

Lambton . 2 

Lanark . 10 

Leeds  and  Grenville.  .9 
Lennox  and  Add’gton.  .8 

Lincoln . 1 

Manitoulin  District.  12 

Middlesex . 2 

Muskoka  District . 5 

Nipissing  District.  ...  12 
Norfolk . 1 


Northumb’D  &  Durham7 


Ontario . 7 

Oxford . 2 

Parry  Sound  District  .  5 

Peel . 4 

Perth . 3 

Peterborough . 7 

Prescott  ce  Russell.  .  10 

Prince  Edward . 8 

Rainy  River  District  11 

Renfrew . 10 

Simcoe . 5 

Stormont,  Dundas 

and  Glengary . 9 

Sudbury  District.  ...  12 

Temiskaming  Dist . 12 

Thunder  Bay  Dist..  . .  11 

Victoria . 7 

Waterloo . 3 

Welland . 1 

Wellington . 3 

Wentworth . l 

York . 6 


LOCAL  MASTER 
SUPREME  court 


J.  H.  McDonald.. . 

D.  J.  Cowan . 

J.  F.  P.  Birnie _ 

W.  G.  Pugsley.  . . . 
J.  A.  A.  Durance’u 

W.  T.  Robb . 

J.  F.  McMillan.. . . 
J.  R.  Turnbull .... 
J.  C.  Reynolds. . . . 

G.  W.  Morley . 

Helen  Kinnear. . . . 


W.  N.  Robinson. . . 
(See  Wentworth). . 
J.  C.  Anderson. . . . 

F.  Fingland . 

E.  C.  Popham.  .  .  . 

H.  E.  Grosch . 

E.  A.  Shaunessy. . . 

F.  W.  Wilson . 

D.  E.  Lewis . 

G.  F.  Smith . 

T.  J.  Darby . 

A.  B.  Currey . 

Ian  MacRae . 

D.  C.  Thomas. . .  . 

J.  A.  S.  Plouffe _ 

G.  A.  P. 

Brickenden 
M.  A.  Miller. . . 

J.  E.  Pritchard. 

E.  W.  Cross.  .  . 

W.  Little . 

A.  Cochrane. . . 

H.  D.  Lang. . . . 

W.  R.  Philp  . . . 

C.  W.  A.  Marion 

W.S.  Lane . 

H.  J.  M.  Donley . 
T.  J.  Galligan. . 

J.  G.  Harvie. . . 

G.  E.  Brennan . 

J.  M.  Cooper.  . 

A.  St.  Aubin,  J. 

J.  B.  Robinson. 

A.  H.  Dowler. . 

J.  A.  McGibbon 

D.  S.  Charlton . 

H.  E.  Fuller.  . . 

H.  C.  Waind. . . . 

F.  W.  Schwenger 
T.  L.  McCombs, 

J.J 

A.  S.  Marriott. . . . 


J. 


LOCAL  REGISTRAR 
SUPREME  COURT 


W.  H.Birks . 

I.  S.  McClure . 

Miss  H.  Walker. . . 
W.  G.  Pugsley.... 

W.  L.  Warrell . 

A.  G.  B.  Campbell 
Ian  D.  Cameron.. . 

C.  Sale . 

Chester  H.  Wood. . 

F.  T.  Egener . 

A.  E.  Catherwood . 

. (See 

W.  J.  Robertson. 


T.  W.  Solmes . . 

W.  N.  Hill . 

D.  M.  Bruce. . . 
A.  L.  Hanna. . . 

D.  S.  Whyte. . . 

G.  R.  McLennan 

R.  J.  Gill . 

H.  W.  Webster. 

J.  N.  Marquis. . 

W.  C.  Fell . 

G.  H.  Tennent. 
W.  B.Ellmtt... 

J.  J.  Dennis _ 

G.  S.  Curtis _ 

F.  C.  Richardson 

G.  A.  Welsh.  .  . 
A.  A.  Bishop. . . 
W.  R.  Dixon. . . 
A.  H.  Milner. . . 
L.  H.  Morgan. . 
J.  A.  Harstone. 


E.  A.  Johnson. . 

H.  J.  Colli ver. . 

C.  L.  Sundin. . . 

J.  M.  Beatty. . . 

E.  C.  Drury.  . . 

D.  A.  Mc- 

Naughton 
T.  S.  Wilson . 


J.  M.  Shouldice 
P.  A.  LeGrow. . 
J.  Forman . 

G.  H.  Gillies... 
W.  H.  Waugh. . 

H.  C.  Waind. . . 


G.  T. Inch . 

C.  W.  Smyth, 
Registrar,  S.C.O., . 


REGISTRAR  OF 
SURROGATE  COURT 


W.  H.Birks.  ... 

I.  S.  McClure. .  . 
Miss  H.  Walker. 

S.  R.  Broadfoot . 
W.  L.  Warrell. . . 
A.  G.  B.  Campbe! 
Ian  D.  Cameron 

C.  Sale . . 

Miss  I.  Crozier. . 

F.  T.  Egener _ 

A.  E.  Catherwood 

Victoria  Co.) _ 

W.  J.  Robertson. 


T.  W.  Solmes. . . 

W.  N.  Hill . 

D.  M.  Bruce. . 

A.  L.  Hanna. . . . 

D. S.  Whyte.... 

G.  R.  McLennan 

R.  J.  Gill . 

H.  W.  WTebster. . 

J.  N.  Marquis. . . 

W.  C.  Fell . 

G.  H.  Tennent. . 

W.  B.  Elliott.... 

J.  J.  Dennis . 

G.  S.  Curtis . 

F.  C.  Richardson 

G.  A.  Welsh .  . 

A.  A.  Bishop. . . 

W.  R.  Dixon. . . 

A.  H.  Milner. . . 

L.  H.  Morgan. . 

J.  A.  Harstone . 

E.  A.  Johnson. . 

H.  J.  Colli  ver. . 

C.  L.  Sundin. . . 

J.  M.  Beatty. . . 

G.  D.  Banting. 

D.  A.  Mc- 

Naughton 
T.  S.  Wilson . 


J.  M.  Shouldice 
P.  A.  LeGrow. . 
J.  Forman . 

G.  H.  Gillies. . . 
W.  H.  Waugh. . 

H.  C.  Waind. . . 


G.  T.  Inch . 

A.  S.  Winchester. . 


COUNTY  OR  DISTRICT 
COURT  CLERK 


W.  H.Birks . 

I.  S.  McClure . 

Miss  H.  Walker. . . 

S.  R.  Broadfoot. . . 

W.  L.  Warrell . 

A.  G.  B.  Campbell 
Ian  D.  Cameron.. . 

C.  Sale . 

Chester  H.  Wood. . 

F.  T.  Egener . 

A.  E.  Catherwood. 


W.  J.  Robertson.. 


T.  W.  Solmes. . . . 

W.  N.  Hill . 

D.  M.  Bruce . 

A.  L.  Hanna . 

D.  S.  Whyte . 

G.  R.  McLennan. 

R.  J.  Gill . 

H.  W.  Webster... 

J.  N.  Marquis _ 

W.  C.  Fell . 

G.  H.  Tennent. . . 

W.  B.  Elliott . 

J.  J.  Dennis . 

G.  S.  Curtis . 


F.  C.  Richardson. . 

G.  A.  Welsh... 

A.  A.  Bishop. . . 

W.  R.  Dixon. . . 

A.  Ii.  Milner. . . 

L.  H.  Morgan. . 

J.  A.  Harstone . 

E.  A.  Johnson. . 

H.  J.  Colli  ver. . 

C.  L.  Sundin. . . 

J.  M.  Beatty. . . 

E.  C.  Drury.  . . 

D.  A.  Mc- 

Naughton 
T.  S.  Wilson . 


J.  M.  Shouldice. . . 

P.  A.  LeGrow . 

J.  Forman . 

G.  H.  Gillies . 

W.  H.  Waugh . 

H.  C.  Waind . 

G.  T.  Inch . 

J.  H.  Kennedy _ 


COUNTY  OR  DISTRICT 
TREASURER 


W.  H.  Birks 
W.  D.  Foulds 
T.  H.  Alton 
Honor  Coldrey 

F.  J.  Donahue 
Jas.  Henderson 
J.  D.  Thomson 
H.  J.  Cada 
Frank  H.  Purdy 
J.  C.  Mercer 
L.  B.  Holmes 
W.  McArthur 
Miss  M.  Maxted 
Paul  Hickey 

E.  S.  Denys 
A.  H.  Erskine 

D.  M.  Bruce 
J.  F.  Fletcher 
J.  A.  Hair 

Miss  E.  McVeety 
Mansell  Bennett 
W.  W.  Exley 
Wm.  H.  Millward 

E.  L.  Claridge 
H.  Eastman 
W.  B.  Elliott 

J.  J.  Dennis 

D.  C.  Porter 

K.  Symons 

W.  G.  Manning 

L.  K.  Coles 
A.  W.  Ernes 

H.  H.  Rutherford 
A.  W.  Blowes 
Mrs.  J.  A. 

Spurway 

I.  Rouleau 
John  P.  Williams 

C.  L.  Sundin 

E.  M.  Fraser 

J.  R.  Coleman 

L.  C.  Kennedy 
Mrs.  M.  H. 

Mulligan 
J.  M.  Shouldice 

D.  J.  Steen 

F.  L.  Weldon 
Charles  Stager 
C.  H.  Thompson 
J.  F.  Beattie 

A.  F.  Stewart 

J.  L.  Smith 


1956] 


ONTARIO 


403 


COUNTY  JUDGES  AND  JUDICIAL  OFFICERS,  ONTARIO 


COUNTY  4  JUDICIAL 
DISTRICT  IN  WHICH 
SITUATED 


Algoma  District.  ...  12 

Brant .  1 

Bruce . 4 

Carleton . 10 

Cochrane  District.  .  12 


Dufferin . 4 

Elgin . 2 

Essex . 2 


Frontenac . 8 

Grey . 4 

Haldimand . 1 

Haliburton,  Prov.  Co.7 

Halton . 4 

Hastings . 8 

Huron . 3 


county 

town 


county  and 

SURROGATE  JUDGE 

“His  Honour:'' 


SaultSte. Marie 
Brantford .... 
Walkerton. . . . 

Ottawa . 

Cochrane . 


Orangeville . 
St.  Thomas. 
Windsor. . . . 


Kingston .... 
Owen  Sound . 

Cayuga . 

Minden . 

Milton . 

Belleville. . . . 
Goderich .... 


J.  H.  McDonald. . 
D.  J.  Cowan. 

J.  F.  P.  Birnie. . 


Kenora  District. 


11  Kenora . 


Kent . 2 

Lahbton . 2 

Lanark . 10 

Leeds  and  Grenville  .  9 
Lennox  and  Add’gton  8 

Lincoln . 1 

Manitoulin  District12 
Middlesex . 2 


Muskoka  District.  ...  5 

Nipissinq  District..  .  12 

Norfolk . 1 

Nortbumb’d  4  Durham7 

Ontario . 7 

Oxford . 2 

Parry  Sound  District5 

Peel . 4 

Perth . 3 

Peterborough . 7 

Prescott  4  Russell.  10 

Prince  Edward . 

Rainy  River  Dist..  .  .11 

Renfrew . 10 

Simcoe . 5 

Stormont,  Dundas 

and  Glengarry . 9 

Sudbury  District.  .  .12 

Temiskaminq  Dist.. ..12 
Thunder  Bay  Dist..  .11 

Victoria . 7 

Waterloo . 3 

Welland . 1 


Chatham. . 

Sarnia . 

Perth . 

Brockville . 
Napanee .  . 


Wellington . 3 

Wentworth . 


York. 


A.  G.  McDougall. . . 
P.  J.  Macdonald.. . . 
J.  A.  A.  Duraneeau 


W.  T.  Robb . 

J.  F.  McMillan . 

A.  J.  Gordon . 

J.  A.  Legris . 


W.  H.  Birks .... 
G.  D.  Campbell. 
E.  D.  Cameron. 


R.  H.  Sloan _ 

F.  J.  Donahue . 


J.  C.  Reynolds. . . 

G.  W.  Morley. . . . 
Helen  Kinnear . . . 

(Annexed  to 

W.  N.  Robinson _ 

J.  C.  Anderson . 

F.  Fingland . 

E.  C.  Popham . 


Henry  E.  Grosch 

E.  A.  Shaunessy. 

F.  W.  Wilson .  . . 

D.  E.  Lewis . 

Gerald  F.  Smith. 


St.  Catherines. 

Gore  Bay . 

London . 


Bracebridge.. 

North  Bay.. . 

Simcoe . 

Cobourg . 

vVhitby . 

Woodstock.  . 
Parry  Sound. 
Brampton . . . 
Stratford. . . . 
Peterborough 
L'Original . . . 

Picton  . 

Fort  Frances. 
Pembroke . . . 
Barrie . 

Cornwall .... 
Sudbury . 

Haileybury . . 
Port  Arthur.. 


G.  B.  Campbell. 
D.  Cameron 
B.  A.  E.  Clouse.  . . 


C.  H.  Wood . 

T.  Egener . 

A.  E.  Catherwood  . 
Victoria  for  judicial 
W.  J.  Robertson.. 

T.  W.  Solmes . ... 

W.  N.  Hill . 

D.  M.  Bruce . 


T.  J.  Darby. . 
A.  B.  Currey. 
Ian  MacRae  . 


D.  C.  Thomas.  .  . 

J.  A.  S.  Plouffe. . . 

G.  A.  P.  Brickenden 
M.  A.  Miller. . . . 

.1.  E.  Pritchard. . 

E.  W.  Cross.  ... 

W.  Little . 

A.  Cochrane . 

H.  D.  Lang . 

J.  de  N.  Kennedy. 
C.  W.  A.  Marion. 

W.  S.  Lane . 

H.  J.  M.  Donley. . . 
T.  J.  Galligan.  . 

J.  G.  Harvie. . . . 


Lindsay. . . 
Kitchener. 
Welland. . . 


Guelph . . . 
Hamilton. 


Toronto. 


G.  E.  Brennan . . . 
J.  M.  Cooper.  .  . . 
Alibert  St.  Aubin. 
J.  B.  Robinson. . . 
A.  H.  Dowler. . . . 
T.  M.  Mulligan.  . 
J.  A.  McGibbon. . 
D.  S.  Charlton. . . 

H.  E.  Fuller . 


clerk  of  the 

PEACE  AND 

crown  attorney 


A.  Poulter . 

H.  B.  Wellington 
G.  R.  McLennan 


R.  J.  Gill . 

H.  W.  Webster. . 

W.  H.  C.  Villiers 

W.  C.  Fell . 

R.  H.  Beattie. . . 


W.  B.  Elliott.  .  . 

■J.  J.  Dennis .... 
S.  Curtis . 

F.  C.  Richardson 

G.  A.  Welsh 

A.  A.  Bishop _ 

A.  W.  Ernes .... 
A.  E.  Sherman. . 
L.  H.  Morgan. , . 
J.  A.  Harstone. . 
E.  A.  Johnson. . . 

H.  J.  Colli ver. . . 

C.  L.  Sundin _ 

W.  D.  Powell. . . 
Ernest  C.  Drury. 


D.  A.  McNaughton 
L.  Lamoureux .... 

J.  M.  Shouldice.  . . 
D.  J.  Steen . 


J.  Forman . 

G.  H.  Gillies. ..... 

Victor  L.  Davidson 


R.  S.  Clark . 

F.  W.  Schwenger 
T.  L.  McCombs,  J.J. 
J.  S.  Latchford. . 

J.  J.  Hamilton. . 
Robt.  Forsyth. . 

Ian  M.  Macdonell. . 

Frank  Denton . 

J.  E.  Lovering . 

J.  A.  Shea . 

S.  Factor . 

F.  G.  J.  McDonagh. 

A.  H.  Young . 

F.  J.  McRae . 

T.  H.  Barton . 

Surrogate  Judge 


H.  C.  Waind. . . 
A.  C.  Caldwell . 


J.  D.  Conover. 


I.  Munro . 

C.  C.  Slemin,  Q.C. 
John  W.  Freeborn, 

Q.C. 

R.  Mercier,  Q.C. 

Ottawa 

S.  A.  Caldbick, 

Q.C.,  Timmins 
W.  R.  Dupont,  Asst . 
R.  D.  Evans,  Q.C.... 
E.  F.  S.  Sanders . 

B.  J.  S.  Macdonald, 

Q.C. 

E.  A.  Duchesne, 

A.  D. Thrasher,  Assts. 

T.  J.  Rigney,  Q.C... . 

C.  C.  Middlebro’  Q.C. 
Harrison  Arrell,  Q.C. 
purposes) 

L.  D.  Dingle,  Q.C... . 

R.  D.  Arnott,  Q.C.  . 

H.  G.  Hays . 

T.  A.  O’Flaherty - 

N.  F.  McAuley, 
Dryden 
A.  D.  Bell,  Q.C . 

S.  A.  K.  Logan . 

J.  A.  B.  Dulmage, 
Q.C. 

H.  Atkinson,  Q.C — 

K.  S.  Ham.  Q.C . 


OFFICIAL 

COURT  REPORTERS 


Mrs.  M.  R.  And'rs'n 

C.  D.  Dorania 
John  W.  Ellis 

D.  J.  Keele 

W.  W.  Buskard 
Donald  R.  David 


L.  H.  Goodwin . 

E.  L.  Claridge . 

C.  C.  Savage,  Q.C. 

A.  E.  S.  Shepherd 

H.  W.  Kelly 
K.  A.  Mahaffy, 

Huntsville 
E.  A.  Tilley,  Q.C.... 

D. E.W.  Tisdale,  QC 
Harry  R.  Deyman.. 

A.  C.  Hall,  Q.C . 

A.  C.  Whaley,  Q.C .  . 

A.  G.  Burbidge . 

A.  G.  Davis,  Q.C. . . . 
W.  E.  Goodwin,  Q.C 
J.  A.  Bradshaw,  Q.C 
W.  R.  Hall,  Q.C . 

G.  T.  Walmsley,  Q.C 
A.  D.  McLennan. . . . 

H.  J.  Bradley,  Act’g . 
W.  M.  Thompson, 

Q.C 

R.  B.  Milligan,  Q.C. 

E.  D.  Wilkins,  Q.C... 

J.  R.  Reid . 

W.  H.  Walter,  Q.C... 
P.  V.  Ibbetson,  Q.C.. 


L.  W.  Jordan,  Q.C 
H.  L.  Daufman,  Q.C, 
T.  F.  Forested,  Q.C. 

G.  A.  Nash . 

J.  M.  Kearns,  Q.C. . 

H. F.  McCulloch,  Q.C 

H.  F.  Brown . 


Mrs.  B.  R.  Crowe 
Miss  M.  Walker 
Miss  R.  M.  Carter 
John  Cocomile 


Miss  C.  H.  Whitty 
Miss  S.  McPherson 
Mrs.  E.  Sisler 

Miss  L.  Dewar 
Donald  H.  Coghill 
Miss  E.  A.  Cooper 
Mrs.  A.  Turner 


Miss  Nora  Ingram 
Mrs.  Macdonald 
Miss  J.  Anderson 

Mrs.  E.  M.  Cork 
Miss  Eileen  Fox 
Mrs.  P.  Cook 
Miss  Welsh 
Miss  E.  G.  Newman 
Ross  Ash 


A.  S.  Winchester. . 
W.  O.  Gibson,  Q.C. 
A.  O.  Klein,  Q.C. 
A.  Armstrong,  Q.C. 
H.  H.  Bull,  Q.C. 
H.  A.  Sanders,  Q.C 
J.  B.  Galbraith 
G.  W.  Ecclestone 
S.  B.  Hogg 
W.  H.  Langdon 
J.  A.  Hoolihan 


Mrs.  K.  Shea 

C.  H.  Hastings 
L.  Easdown 
Mrs.  McGuire 
A.  G.  Veitch 
Miss  Sylvia  Reid 
Mrs.  Kitty  Shea 
Miss  R.  C.  Abbott 
Miss  J.  Megan 

A.  D.  Vaisey 
Mrs.  L.  Lefebvre 
Miss  G.  Mein 
Mrs.  O.  Asplund 
Roger  Sheedy 
Miss  R.  E.  Canning 

Mrs.  L.  Snetsinger 
J.  R.  Trotter 
Mrs.  M.E.H.  Baillie 

D.  Pelangio 
Mark  H.  Pearce 

Miss  Ola  Cook 
Mrs.  M.  E.  Krueger 
Mr.  Chas.  Sim 
Geo.  Slugg 

Mrs.  A.  M.  Patterson 

Miss  E.  Woodman 


.  G.  McCowan^ 

and  Staff 


404 


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DIVISION  COURTS  AND  CLERKS,  ONTARIO 

Inspector  ok  Legal  Offices— H.  H.  DONALD,  Q.C.,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto 

Note  .—Address  Clerk  of - ( Giving  number  of  Court)  at - (giving  Address.)  For  Copy 

of  Division  Court  Boundaries  apply  to  the  Inspector  of  Legal  Offices  k see  name  above,)  Toronto. 


ALGOMA  DISTRICT 

I.  H.  Humphreys.  .S’t  Ste.  Marie 

II.  C.  D.  Anderson ..  Bruce  Mines 

III.  H.  J.  Smith . Thessalon 

IV.  R.  L.  Fisher _ Jamestown, 

P.O.  (Wawa) 

VII  G.  J.  McArthur  Acting . 

Blind  River 


BRANT 

I.  F.  J.  Calbeck . Brantford 

II.  J.  B.  Appleby . Paris 

III.  J.  E.  Tansley . St.  George 

IV.  A.  H.  Beven . Burford 

BRUCE 

1.  A.  J.  Brown . Walkerton 

II.  Mrs.  Sella  Kirby ..  .Teeswater 

III.  E.  A.  Henry . Kincardine 

IV.  E.  D.  Elwes . Paisley 

V.  John  J.  Chapman, .  .Port  Elgin 

VII.  T.  W.  Strong,  Acting..  ..Tara 

VIII.  Mrs  B.  Tyson . Wiarton 

XI.  E.  H.Agnew . Lucknow 

XII.  R.  A.  Doubt . Chesley 

CARLETON 
I.  Thos.  W.  O’Neil, 

128  Slater  St.,  Ottawa 

III.  J.  VV.  Humphries . Carp 

IV.  A.  L.  Riddell.  R.  R.3  Kinburn 
VII.  E.  A.  Mason, 


48  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa 
COCHRANE 

I.  J.  L.  deBlois . Cochrane 

II.  E.  H.  Hill . Timmins 

IV.  G.  Desloges . Kapuskasing 

V.  L.  D.  Tanguay .  Hearst 

VI.  W.  J.  Kenney . Ansonville 

dufferin 

I.  Walter  C.  Hopkins, Orangeville 

II.  T.  H.  McGhee . Shelburne 

V.  Miss  N.  M.  Foster  (Acting) 

Grand  Valley 

ELGIN 

I.  Mrs.  L.  M.  Brown . Aylmer 

III.  G.  M.  Freeland,  Court  House, 

St.  Thomas 

IV.  N.  J.  Murray . West  Lome 

ESSEX 

II.  R.  W.  Kenyon . . .  Amherstburg 

III.  W.  W.  Sanford . Kingsville 

V.  W.  E.  Selkirk  ....  Leamington 

VI.  Mrs.  A.  Wilkinson. .Belle  River 

VII.  D.  0.  Warnica, 

744  Ouellette  Ave.,  Windsor 

VIII.  H.  R.  Johnston . Essex 

IX.  F.  E.  Buchanan  . Comber 

FRONTENAC 

I.  R.  H.  McUen . Kingston 

IV.  H.  W.  Asselstine  . Verona 

VI.  E.  J.  Walker - Sharbot  Lake 

GREY 

I.  Geo.  A.  Wakeford. Owen  Sound 

II.  Peter  Ramage . Durham 

III.  C.  J.  Erskine .  Meaford 

IV.  W.  1.  Field  . Clarksburg 

V.  James  A.  Richards  Flesherton 

VI.  Allan  Findlay . Chatsworth 

VII.  L.  F.  McKay  . Hanover 

VIII.  Mrs.  B.  MacDonald.  .Markdale 


HALDIMAND 

I. 

Miss  II.  J.  McGregor. Caledonia 

II. 

G.  L.  Marshall . . . . 

.  . . . Cayuga 

III. 

L.  E.  Weir . 

HALIBURTON 

1. 

E.  A.  Rogers . 

II. 

F.  O.  Hcdgson  . .  . 

Haliburton 

IV. 

A.  E.  Boyce . 

Tory  Hill 

HALTON 

I. 

Chas.  Laundon  . . . 

. Milton 

11. 

J.  H  Ohambre8  . . . 

III. 

W.  Thompson ....  Georgetown 

IV. 

W.  Coles . 

. Acton 

VI. 

R.  C.  Aldridge  . . . 

Burlington 

HASTINGS 

1. 

G.  M.  Davison, 

(31  Bridge  St.  E. 

,)  Belleville 

IV. 

D.  F.  Matheson... 

. Tweed 

V. 

R.  B.  Bell . 

. .  .Stirling 

VI. 

E.  T.  Naylor . 

. .  .  Madoc 

VII. 

Mrs.  L.  A.  Ross. . . . 

.  Deseronto 

VIII. 

F.  A  Ferguson _ 

.Frankford 

IX. 

0.  W.  Pierce  . 

. .  Trenton 

X. 

Geo.  R.  Hartley . . . 

. .  Marmora 

XI. 

W.  Carswell  (Act’g) 

Maynootb 

XII. 

A.  F.  Wiggins 

.  .Bancroft 

HURON 

I. 

J.  S.  Culp  . 

II. 

W.  E.  Southgate. 

III. 

T.  A.  Steep . 

. . .  Clinton 

IV. 

Alec  Coleman . 

. . .  Brussels 

V. 

Geo.  W.  Lawson  . . 

..  .Exeter 

VIII, 

A.  L  Hingston  . . 

.  Wingham 

X. 

A.  J.  Kalbfleisch. 

. .  .  Zurich 

XII. 

F.  Bernard  Hall  . 

KENORA 

I. 

D.  M.  Bruce  ... 

III. 

C.  A.  Bennett, (Act’g). Dryden 

IV. 

James  E.  Cole.. Sioux  Lookout 

KENT 

I. 

P.  K.  Morlev,  51  Sixth  St., 

Chatham 

IT. 

H  P  Stennett. .  .  . 

Ridgetown 

III. 

H.  E.  Wells . 

IV. 

C.  H.  Cleveland  . . 

.  Blenheim 

V. 

G.  F.  Glassford. . .  Wallaceburg 

VI. 

I.  A.  MacLean . . . 

. .  Both  well 

VII. 

Mrs.  B.  Maver 

LAMBTON 

I. 

S.  C.  Pratt.,.. 

TI. 

Carl  A.  Claes . 

III. 

W.  L.  Elliott . 

V. 

D.  J.  Whvte  . . . 

VIII. 

Wm.  C.  Gould . 

LANARK 

I. 

I.  K.  Penfold  . . . 

II. 

J.  E.  Paul .  . . 

III. 

W.  J .  Hughes.  .Carleton  Plane 

TV. 

J.  A.  Blackburn. .Smith’s  Falls 

V. 

R.  J.  France  . 

LEEDS  AND  GRENVILLE 

I.  H.  H.  Webb . Brockville 

II.  F.  B.  Robinson . Prescott 

III.  M.  H.  Hay . Gananoque 

IV.  Wm.  E.  Latimer. .  Kemptville 

V.  M.  G.  Corbett. . .  .Merrickville 

VI.  O.  Coleman .  Delta 

VII.  Iwaac  Lockwood  R.R.2  Jasper 

IX.  H.  R.  Fortune . Athens 

XII.  G.  G.  Root.  ....  Mallory  town 

LENNOX  AND  ADDINGTON 

I.  W.  V.  Webster .  Napanee 

VII .  H.  A.  Reynolds ...  .Tamwortb 

VIII.  H.  Hasler . FliDton 

LINCOLN 

II.  E.  L.  Snider...  St.Catharinee 

V.  J.  J.  Malloy, . . Grimsby 

MANITOULIN 

I.  W.  C.  Fell . . Gore  Bay 

II.  W.  A.  Sims  ....  Little  Current 

MIDDLESEX 
I.  W.  P  Simplon 

(Richmond  Bldg  ,)  London 
II.  M.  W.  Telfer . Parkhill 

III.  J.  H.  Cantelon . Lucan 

IV.  G.  W.  Ashby,  (R  R.l, 

London)  Delaware 

V.  S.  G.  Humphries . Glencoe 

VI.  J.  H.  Eakins . Strathroy 

MU8KOKA  DISTRICT 
L  II.  S.  Bell .  Bracebridge 

II.  J.  B.  Lindsell. . . .  Gravenhurst 
III.  A.  W.  Plowright. ..  Huntsville 

NIPI88ING  DISTRICT 

I.  L.  R  Vannier  Sturgeon  Falls 

III.  C.  A.  Tayler,  (Court  House), 

North  Bay 

NORFOLK 

I.  H.  R.  Noble . Simcoe 

II.  J.  E.  Wright . Waterford 

IV.  Wm.  J  Blakeley . Delhi 

VI.  A.  A.  Foy .  Port  Rowan 

VII.  C.S.  BurgerGlen  Meyer,  R.R.  1 

VIII.  Wm.  Liles . Port  Dover 

NORTHUMBERLAND  AND  DURHAM 
I.  C.  W.  B.  Tait,  Bowmanville 

II.  Miss  I.  M  Rinch..  Newcastle 
III.  L.  G.  P.  Montizambert 

Port  Hope 

V.  L.  Vivian .  Cobourg 

'  III.  G.  H.  Th  oma8 . Brighton 

IX.  W.  Grant  Allen ..  .Warkworth 
XI.  R.  J.  Allan . Campbellford 

ONTARIO 

I.  Wm.  K.  Cooke  (Act’g).  Whitby 

II.  Thos.  Gregg .  Claremont 

III.  G.  R.  Davey  (Act’g)  Port  Perry 

TV.  G.  A.  Linton . Uxbridge 

VI.  F.  R.  McMillan . Beaverton 

VIII.  R.  B.  Smith . .  Oshawa 

OXFORD 

I.  G.  E.  Otton . Woodstock 

II.  L.  E.  Peterson . Drumbo 

TV.  A.  A.  Farrell . Norwich 

V.  R.  S.  Clark .  Ingersoll 

VT.  W.  W.  Shaver - Tillsonburg 

VII.  Chas.  J.  Kaufman ..  Tavisto^,, 

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PARRY  BOUND  DISTRICT 

I.  W.  J.  Rightmyer. Parry  Sound 

VII.  F.  W.  Hoskiug. .  .South  River 


PERL 

I.  T.  W.  Thomson _ Brampton 

II.  Mrs.  B.  H.  Hague  ..Cooksville 

PERTH 

I.  Jas.  Stewart . Stratford 

II.  J.  T.  Levy . Mitchell 

III.  Harry  Griffiths . St.  Mary’s 

V.  J.  Ed.  Weir . Milverton 


VI.  Mrs.  I.  L.  S.  Heibein,  Listowel 

PETERBOROUGH 

I.  D.  J.  Lavvrie 

Peterborough 

II.  John  Marks . Norwood 

PRESCOTT  AND  RUSSELL 

II.  R.  W.  Morrison. .Vankleek  Hill 

IV.  Ferd.  Lapens6e. . .  Plantagenet 

V.  John  McMillan. .  .Cumberland 

VI.  H.  G.  Roy . Embrun 

VII.  Mrs.  M.  A.  B.  Roy, 

Hawkesbury 

VIII.  Edgar  Keough, 

St.  Bernardin  (R.R.  1) 

IX.  P.  Legault . Alfred 

X.  L.  Regnier . Rockland 

XI.  J.  L.  Quesnel . Casselman 

PRINCE  EDWARD 

I.  A.  E.  Marvin . Picton 

RAINY  RIVER 

I.  Mrs.  C.  E.  Hollands 

Fort  Frances 
IV.  Mrs.  T.  Reed . Atikokan 

RENFREW 

I.  J.  E.  Fraser  . Pembroke 

III.  Andrew  J.  Devine ...  Renfrew 

IV.  J.  W.  C.  Tierney  ..  Arnprior 

VI.  Hugh  G.  McGinn . Cobden 

VII.  J.  J.  Harrington, 

Killaloe  Station 


81MCOB 


I.  is.  a.  Liee,  ya  uuniup  oi,.  iv., 

Barrie 

II.  R.  E.  Hughes . Bradford 

HI.  W.  S.  Robinson .  Beeton 

IV.  W.  F.  Toner . Collingwood 

V.  Thomas  C.  Craig. .  .Craighurst 

VI.  J.  E.  Small .  Orillia 

VIII.  D.  J.  Gallaugher . AllistOD 

X.  C.  M.  Robinson _ Coldwater 

XI.  J.  A.  Clarkson . Midland 

STORMONT,  DUNDAS  AND  GLENGARRY 
II.  P.  J.  Morris . Alexandria 

III.  J.  F.  Denneny .  Cornwall 

V.  M.  A.  Campbell  ..Morrisburg 


VI.  W.  E.  Fitzsimmons. .  Iroquois 
VIII,  P  G.  Tinkess,  Box  71, 

Avorimore 

X.  A.  E.  Turner  ....  Winchester 

XII.  Mrs.  Jean  A.  Munroe,  Maxville 
SUDBURY  DISTRICT 
I.  Mrs.  W.  S.  Gemmell.  .Sudbury 

III.  Miss  M.  T.  Arthurs ..  Espanola 

IV.  S.  F.  Wilson . Warren 

V.  Wm.  Thomson . Chapleau 

TEM ISK  AMIN  G  DISTRICT 
I.  D.  Pelangio . Haileybury 

III.  Arthur  J.  Oatt .  Englehart 

IV.  W.  J.  Cook . Kirkland  Lake 

V.  Mrs.  A.  M.  Mageau  .  Larder  Lake 

THUNDER  BAY  DISTRICT 

I.  Miss  Phyllis  C.  Mitchell, 

(Court  House)  Pt.  Arthur 


II.  W.  L.  Wade . Nipigon 

III.  J.  C.  Bailey . Fort  William 

IV.  C.  C.  Skinner . Schreiber 

V  H.  B.  Couch . Geraldton 

VICTORIA 

II.  John  J.  Stewart. Fenelon  Falls 
V.  R.  L.  Hornidge . Lindsay 


WATERLOO 
I.  C.  E.  Pequegnat, 

69  Frederick  St.,  Kitchener 


III.  Mrs.  H.  G.  Claike . Galt 

IV.  Lome  W.  Riiz.  ..New  Hamburg 

V.  Elmer  Schott . Heidelburg 

WELLAND 

1.  Mrs.  H.  J.  Reilly,  (Acting) 

Welland 

III.  G.  E.  Brent . Fort  Erie  N. 

IV.  E.  M.  McMurray, 

1850  Main  St.  Niagara  Falls 

V.  Miss  Ruth  Munro(  Acting) 

Thorold 

VI.  K.  A.  McAvoy..Port  Colborne 

WELLINGTON 

I.  H.  K.  Walker, (12  Douglas  St.) 


Guelph 

IV.  Mrs.  J.  M.  Beattie . Fergus 

VII.  S.  F.  Mills . Drayton 

VIII.  G.  F.  Smith . Arthur 

X.  Miss  P.  Mundy' . Harriston 


XI.  W.  F.  Furlong. .Mount  Forest 
WENTWORTH 

I.  Miss  K.  M.  White,  49Main  St.  E. 

Hamilton 

II.  Mrs.  T.  Howitt . Dundae 

III.  M.  Williamson. . . .  Waterdown 

IV.  Arthur  R.  Mannen.. .  .Lynden 
IX.  M.  Robertson, 

64  Hughson  St.  S.,  Hamilton 

YORE 

I.  Miss  F.  M.  Flanagan,  Toronto 
(City  Hall,  Room  316) 
II . Markham 

III.  J. R. Herrington,  Richm’ndHill 

IV.  Fred  Thompson . .  Newmarket 

V.  M.  0.  Tremayne. Sutton  West 

VI.  Miss  E.  S.  Garrick . Aurora 

VII.  W.  M.  Myers . Woodbridge 

VIII.  G.  C.  Porter, 

(3079  Dundas  St.  W.)  W.  Toronto 

IX.  Mrs.  P.  Robertson,  Acting 

Geco  P.O. 

XI.  E.  A.  Clarke,  193  Lake  Shore 
Rd.,  Mimico 


REGISTRARS  OF  DEEDS,  ONTARIO 

hM»««tor  »J  ttepixt.ru  Ofleex-  H.  H.  Donald,  Q.C.,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto 


COUNTIES, &C 


ALGOMA  .  . 

Brant . 

Bruce  .... 
Oarleton. 
Cochrane 
Dufferin 
Dundas . 

Durham  e.r 
“  W.R. 

Elgin . 

Essex  . 

Ft.  William 
Frontenac  . 
Glengarry . 
Grenville. 
Grey,  n.r.  . . 

“  s.R. . 
Haldimand.. 
Haliburton 
Halton  .... 
Hastings.  . . 
Huron . 

KenoraDist 
Kent . 


REGISTRARS 


COUNTIES, &0. 


Lambton.  .  .  . 
Lanark, n.r. 

“  S.R. 
Leeds 

Lknnox&Ad. 
Lincoln  .... 

London  (C).. 

M  anitoulin  . 
Middlesex 
&N 
“  W 

MuskokaDis 

Nipi’singDis 
Norfolk  . . . 
Nort’um.  e.r 
“  W.R 
Ontario.  . 
Ottawa  (C). 

Oxford . 

Par.  Sound 
Dis. 

Peel . 

Perth  . 

Peterboro’. 


REGISTRARS 


COUNTIES,  &C. 


York  e  aw.r 

“  N.R... 


REGISTRARS 


W.  R.  Corey 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 
MissM.  Jones  (.Acting) 
Brantford 
J.  C.  Busby,  Walkerton 
T.  V.  Flanagan,  Ottawa 

C.  A.  Wilson,  Cochrane 

F.  J .  Patterson, Ora’gev’e 
H.  Johnston,  Morris- 

burg 

Miss  H.  Cryderman 
“  (Act.)  Bowmanville 
MissB.Coyne.St.Thomas 
Paul  Poisson,  M.D.,M.C. 
Windsor. 

J.  N.  Gillespie,  Ft.  Wm. 
J.  A.  Pringle,  Kingston 

D.  N.  McRae,  Alexandria 
J.  G.  Langstaff,  Presc’tt 
S.  C  Dunbar, 

Owen  Sound 
H.  McKechnie,  Durham 
I-I.  E.  May,  Cayuga 

G.  A  Finley,  Minden 
W  E.  Mattocks,  Milton 
W.  N.  Hurst  Belleville 
Miss  E.  Tobin  (Acting) 

Goderich 
Miss  G.  Moore,  Kenora 

M.  Huffman,  Chatham 


N.  L.  LeSueur,  Sarnia 
B.  E.  James,  Almonte 

W.  McK.  Rogers,  Perth 
T.  R.  Gray,  Brockville 
J.  E.  Lewis,  Napanee 

H.  W.  Byrne 

St.  Catharines 
J.  H.  Fitzallen 

London 

W.  C.  Fell,  Gore  Bay 

O.  M.  Morris,  London 

II.  L.  Beohill,  Glencoe 

W.  E.  Towns. 

Bracebridge 

S.  S.  Mercer,  North  Bay' 
D.  Gilbertson,  Simeoe 
H.  F.  Cowie,  Colborne 
H.  O.  Taylor,  Cobourg 
J.  M.  Rohlin,  Whitby 
R.  D.  Bray,  Ottawa 

R.  V.  Tuck,  Woodstock 

P.  W.  Fletcher, 

Parry  Sound 

S.  Beatty,  Brampton 
J.B. Sorensen,  Stratford 
J .  R.  Corkerv,  Peterboro  ’ 


W.  A.  Elliott 

J.  L.  Roc-hon,  L’Orignal 

I.  V.  Graydon,  Picton 
VIrs.  A.  Donnelly, 

Fort  Frances 
Geo.  W.  Campbell, 

Pembroke 
M.  Stanley,  Russell 
G.  0  Cameron, Barrie 

J.  A,  Phillips,  Cornwall 
B.  St.  Pierre,  Sudbury 

Miss  L.  McKay, 

Haileybury 
W.  A.  Elliott,  Pt.  Arthur 

I.  T.  Strachan, 

90  Albert  St. 
D.  McQuarrie,  Lindsay 
G.  V.  Hilborn.  Kitchener 
M.  Vaughan,  Welland 
F.  J.  Young,  Arthur 

II.  C.  Guthrie,  Guelph 


PortArthur 
Prescott  . 

Pr.  Edward 
Rainy  River 

Renfrew . . . 

Russell.  . . 

Simcoe . 

Stormont  . . 

Sudbury.. 

Temiskaming 
Dis.  . 

Thunder 
Bay  Dis.  . 

Toronto  — 

Victoria  . . . 

Waterloo. 

Welland  . . . 

Well  gnn.r. 

“  S&CR 

Wentworth  W.  H.  Lovering, 

Hamilton 

W.  I.  Hearst 
60  Richmond  St  E., 
Toronto 

Miss  H.  Reid  (Acting), 
Newmarket 


406 


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JUVENILE  COURT 

In  the  Province  of  Ontario  the  Juvenile  Delin¬ 
quents  Act,  1908  (Canada)  has  been  proclaimed  in 
the  following  areas: 


County  or  District  J udge 

Brant  Co . Judge  D.  J.  Cowan,  Brantford 

Carleton  County . Judge  A.  J.  Fraser,  Ottawa 

J.  R.  McKnight,  Deputy 

Cochrane . Marcel  Leger,  Cochrane 

W.  S.  Gardner  (Deputy) 
E.  W.  Kenriek  (Deputy) 

Dufferin . Judge  W.  T.  Robb,  Orangeville 

Elgin . Judge  E.  D.  Smith,  St.  Thomas 

Essex . J.  A.  Hanrahan 

Gray . E.  C.  Spereman  (Mag.)  Owen  Sound 

Haldimand . Judge  Helen  Kinnear 

Halton . K.  M.  Langdon,  (Mag.),  Georgetown 

Hastings . Judge  J.  C.  Anderson,  Belleville 

T.  Y.  Wills  (Deputy) 

Huron . D.  E.  Holmes  (Mag.),  Goderich 

Kenora . T.  H.  Wolfe  (Mag.),  Kenora 

J.  A.  Cox  (Deputy) 

Kent . I.  B.  Craig  (Mag.),  Chatham 

Kingston . J.  B.  Garvin  (Mag.) 

Lambton . C.  S.  Woodrow,  Sarnia 

Lincoln . T.  J.  Darby,  Co.  Judge,  St.  Catharines 

Manitoulin . J.  Newburn  (Mag.),  Gore  Bay 

Middlesex . D.  B.  Menzies  (Mag.),  London 

Nipissing . M.  G.  Gould  (Mag.),  North  Bay 

Muskoka . G.  H.  Aiken,  Gravenhurst 

Norfolk . Judge  G.  A.  P.  Brickenden,  Simcoe 

North’d  &  Durham. R.  B.  Baxter  (Mag.),  Port  Hope 
Ontario . Judge  Mason  Horner,  Cannington 


JUDGES,  ONTARIO 

County  or  District  J  udge 

Oshawa . F.  S.  Ebbs  (Mag.) 

Oxford . Robert  G.  Groom  (mag.).,  Woodstock 

Parry  Sound . F.  C.  Powell  (Mag.).,  Parry  Sound 

Peel . . Mrs.  D.  Graydon,  Brampton 

Perth . A.  F.  Cook  (Mag.),  Stratford 

Peterborough.  .  .  .W.  R.  Philp  (Mag.).  Peterborough 

Prescott  &  Russell . R.  Labrosse,  Vankleek  Hill 

Prince  Edward . Judge  W.  S.  Lane,  Picton 

Renfrew . WT.  K.  MacGregor  (Mag.).,  Pembroke 

Simcoe  Co. . Mrs.  Marjorie  Hamilton,  Barrie 

Stormont,  Dundas  and  Glengarry 

P.  C.  Bergeron  (Mag.),  Cornwall 

Sudbury . . E.  C.  Facer 

Temiskaming  .  .  .E.  W.  Kenriek  (Mag.),  Haileybury 
M.  Leger  (Deputy),  Haileybury 
W.  S.  Gardner,  Deputy,  South  Porcupine 
Thunder  Bay.  .  .  .W.  W.  Creighton,  Port  Arthur 

Toronto  (City) . Lome  Stewart,  Toronto 

N.  K.  Bennett,  Deputy,  Toronto 

J.  Grudeff,  Toronto,  Deputy 

KitchenWaterloo  County.  .  J.  R.  H.  Kirkpatrick 

Welland . Judge  H.  E.  Fuller,  Welland 

Judge  H.  E.  Hazlewood  (Deputy),  Welland 

Wellington . C.  L.  Austen,  Guelph 

Wentworth . H.  C.  Arrell 

J.  E.  Robinson,  Deputy,  Hamilton 

Windsor  (City) . 1.  A.  Hanarhan,  Windsor 

I.  C.  Johnston,  Deputy 
York. .  Douglas  Webster,  57  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto 
F.  H.  H.  Shaw  (Deputy) 


COUNTY  CLERKS,  ONTARIO 

(See  also  County  Court  Clerks  on  page  Jfi2) 

Unless  otherwise  noted,  address  to  County  Town,  page  Jfi 2 
Populations  of  counties  cover  assessed  populations,  rural  and  urban,  including  oities  and  separated  townB 
according  to  Annual  Report  of  Dept,  of  Municipal  Affairs  issued  in  1956. 

tThe  County  Judge  acts  as  Clerk  in  Districts. 


COUNTY  OR 

DISTRICT 

WITH  POPULATION 

t  CLERK 

Algoma  . . . 

.61539 

Brant  . . . . 

..71633 

W.  D.  Foulds 

Bruce . 

. .40689 

VV.  S.  Forrester 
Paisley  P.O. 

Carleton  . 

.259921 

Miss  H.  E. 

Coldrey 

Cochrane  . 

..68170 

Dufferin  . 

. .15031 

W.  W.  Hunter 

Elgin . 

..53947 

J.  D.  Thomson 

Essex  . 

.238471 

C.  A.  Keeley 

Frontenac 

..63208 

R.  A.  Hamilton 

Grey  . 

. .60300 

Mrs.A.M.  Ruther¬ 
ford 

Haldimand 

..24562 

H.  Arrell,  Q.C. 

Haliburton  .  .7762 

E.  A.  Rogers. 

Halton  . . . 

. .55806 

Wm.  Deans 

Hastings  . 

. .73396 

E.  S.  Denyes 

Huron  . . . . 

. .46984 

A.  H.  Erskine 

Kenora  . . . 

.21861 

COUNTY  OR 
DISTRICT 

WITH  POPULATION 


tCLERK 


Kent 


84439 


W.  M.  Abraham 


Lambton  . . .  .81795 
Lanark . 34820 

Leeds  &  Grenville 
68063 

Lennox  &  Adding’n 
18939 

Lincoln  ....  103628 


J.  A.  Hair 
N.  R.  Darou 

W.  R.  Johnson 

W.  W.  Exley 

W.  H.  Millward 


Manitoulin.  .  .7615 
Middlesex. .172474 
Muskoka  District. 

21850 

Nipissing  ...46306 
Norfolk  ....43682 
Northum.&Durh’m 
66222 

Ontario . 97195 

Oxford  . 60714 


W.  A.  Sutherland 


D.  C.  Porter 

K.  Symons 

W.  G.  Manning 

L.  K.  Coles 


Parry  Sounb  21270 
Peel . 71486 


H.  H.  Rutherford 


county  or 
district 

with  population 


Perth .  53130 

Peterboro’  . .  63284 


t  CLERK 


A.  W.  Blowes 
Mrs.  J.  A.  Spurway 


Prbscott&Russbll 

42697 


Isidore  Rouleau 


Prince  Edward.  . 

17578 

Rainy  River  20276 


C.  G.  Rutter 


Renfrew  . . .  .63700 


E.  M.  Fraser 


Simcoe . 107797 

Stor.  Dun.  &  Glen. 

83630 

Sudbury  .  ...108161 
Thunder  Bay  99389 
Timiskaming  44271 
Victoria  . . .  .26902 

Waterloo  .  .139047 
Welland  . .  ,1447<'9 
Wellington  .71088 

Wentworth  287467 
York . 1319560 


F.  E.  Hunter 
L.  C.  Kennedy 


Frank  Weldon 

C.  II.  A.  Stager 
C.  H.  Thompson 
J.  F.  Beattie, 
Fergus 

Allan  F.  Stewart 
J.  L.  Smith 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required 


1956] 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


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PROVINCE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1873.  Area — 2,184  sq.  miles  Population,  1961 — 97,787. 

Skat  of  Government— Charlottetown. 

Lieutenant-Governor — The  Honourable  T.  William  L.  Prowse 
Secretary  to  the  Lieutenant-Governor — Surgeon  Commander  L.  E.  Prowse,  R.C.N.(R) 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


Premier,  Attorney  and  Advocate  General  and  President 
of  the  Executive  Council 

Hon.  Alexander  W.  Matheson,  Q.C. 
Minister  of  Public  Works,  of  Industry  and  Natural 

Resources . Hon.  Dougald  MacKinnon 

Minister  of  Welfare  and  Labour 

Hon.  W.  F.  Alan  Stewart 


Minister  of  Agriculture . Hon.  Eugene  Cullen 

Minister  of  Education . Hon.  Keir  Clark 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Treasurer 

Hon.  B.  Earle  MacDonald 

Minister  of  Highways . Hon.  J.  George  MacKay 

Minister  of  Health.  .  .  .Hon.  M.  Lome  Bonnell,  M.D. 
Minister  without  Portfolio.  .Hon.  Edward  P.  Foley 


Clerk ,  P.  S.  Fielding 

Salary  of  Premier  and  Attorney  and  Advocate  General,  $6,000.  Minister  of  Public  Works  and  of  In¬ 
dustry  and  Natural  Resources,  Minister  of  Welfare  and  of  Labour,  Minister  of  Agriculture,  Provincial 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Minister  of  Highways,  $4,000  each.  Minister  of  Education  and  Minister  of 
Health,  $3,000  each. 


LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Forty-eighth  General  Assembly  (22nd  since  Confederation).  General  Election,  May  25,  1955.  (Previous 
General  Election,  was  Apr.  26,  1951).  Sessional  Allowance,  $1,000  plus  expense  allowance  of  $5.00  Legal 
duration  of  the  present  Legislature,  5  years.  Before  1935  it  was  4  years.  Councillors  and  Assemblymen  have 
equal  standing.  Councillors  are  elected  by  property  holders  and  Assemblymen  on  a  general  franchise. 


Speaker . 

Pkince  County  councillors 

First  District _ Fred  C.  Ramsay . Montrose 

Second  “  . .  .Forrest  W.  Phillips . Mt.  Royal 

Third  “  ..  .Frank  L.  MacNutt . Malpeque 

Fourth  “  .  .  .C.  Cleveland  Baker . Kensington 

Fifth  “  .  .  .Marley  M.  Bell,  Q.C . Summerside 

Queens  County 

First  District _ Frederic  A.  Large,  Q.C - Spring  Park 

Second  “  .  .  ,R.  R.  Bell,  Q.C.  (C) . Charlottetown 

Third  “  ...  Hon.  Eugene  Cullen . Charlottetown 

Fourth  “  .  .  .  H.  P.  Smith . Pownal 

Fifth  “  ...  Alex  A.  Maclsaac . Charlottetown 

Kings  County 

First  District. . . .  J.  Bren  ton  St.  John . Souris 


Leader  of  Opposition — R.  R.  Bell,  Q.C. 

ASSEMBLYMEN 

Prosper  A.  Arsenault . Howlan 

L.  George  Dewar,  M.D.  (C). O’Leary 

Augustin  Gallant . Summerside 

Hon.  J.  George  MacKay . Albany 

Hon.  E.  P.  Foley . Summerside 

Hon.  W.  F.  Alan  Stewart.  .  . Strathgartney 

George  Kitson . Hampshire 

Russell  C.  Clark . Mount  Stewart 

Hon.  Dougald  MacKinnon  .  .  Mt.  Buchanan 
Hon.  B.  Earle  MacDonald .  .  Charlottetown 


William  Acorn . Souris 

Harvey  Douglas . H’d  of  Hillsboro 

Joseph  G.  Campbell . Popler  Pt. 


Hon.  M.  L.  Bonnell,  M.D..  .Murray  River 
Stephen  S.  Hessian,  Q.C ....  Montague 


Second  “  .  .  .Leo  F.  Rossiter  (C) . Midgell 

Third  “  .  .  .Hon.  Keir  Clark . Montague 

Fourth  “  ..  .Hon.  Alexander  W. 

Matheson,  Q.C . Charlottetown 

Fifth  “  ...  George  E.  Saville . Annandale 

flote  — - All  members  are  Liberals-  except  the  names  followed  by  (C) 

Standing  after  election.  May  25,  1955,  Liberals  27,  Conservatives  3.  Standing  before  election.  May  25,  1955, 

LirZrlAU'  Conservatives  6 ■  Sergeant-at- Arms — . 

Law  Clerk — A.  M.  Gillis,  LL.B. 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS — PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  B.  Earle  MacDonald 

Deputy  Provincial  Secretary  and  Superintendent \ 

of  Insurance . P-  S.  Fielding 

Director,  Tourist  and  Information  Branch 

G.  V.  Fraser 

Registrar  of  Motor  Vehicles . J*  ■ A- Gallant 

Queen's  Printer.. . . F-  f  •  Dillon 

Legislative  Librarian . J  ean 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  TREASURER 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  B.  Earle  MacDonald 

Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer. . .  W.  E.  Massey,  b  .D.A. 
Chief  Accountant . Frank  Mayhew 

PROVINCIAL  AUDITOR’S  OFFICE 

Provincial  Auditor . . . H-  RApaTrr?^ffs 

Assistant  Provincial  Auditor . W.  J.  Miliar 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH 

Minister  of  Health.  .  .  .Hon.  M.  Lome  Bonnell  M.D 

Accountant.  .  s 

Dept.  Minister  of  Health  • •  •  -.Vf,' 

Health  Officer ............  -Burton  D.  Howatt,  M.D. 

Director  of  Cancer  Control.  .  . .  . -W-  Hooper,  M.D. 

Director  of  Dental  Hygiene - B.  J.  O  Meara,  D.D.S. 

Director  of  Laboratories  ^  M >D.C.M<>  d.P.H. 


Director  of  Mental  Health 

J.  A.  Murchison,  M.D.C.M. 
Director  of  Public  Health  Nursing .  Mona  Wilson,  R.N. 
Director  of  Sanitary  Engineering 

R.  Donnelly,  M.A.Sc. 

Director  of  Tuberculosis  Control 

P.  A.  Creelman,  M.D.C.M. 

Director  of  Field  Clinics..  .  .E.  M.  Found,  M.D.C.M. 

Director  of  Venereal  Disease  Control  _ 

L.  E.  Prowse,  M.D.C.M. 
Director  of  Vital  Statistics . J.  F.  McAleer 

DEPARTMENT  OF  WELFARE  AND  LABOUR 

Minister  of  Welfare  and  Labour 

Hon.  W.  F.  Alan  Stewart 

Deputy  Minister  of  Welfare . 

A/Director  of  Child  Welfare . E.  A.  MacDonald 

Director  of  Old  Age  Pensions . .  .L.  McLaren 

Director  of  Mothers'  Allowances.  . .  .E.  A.  MacDonald 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 

Minister . Hon.  Keir  Clark 

Deputy  Minister  and  Director.  .  .  .  L.  W.  Shaw,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Director . Malcolm  MacKenzie 

Secretary  of  Education . Maurice  Cahill 

Principal  of  Prince  of  Wales  College 

Frank  MacKinnon,  Ph.D. 
Supt.  of  Libraries  and  Director  of 

Adult  Education . Bramwell  Chandler,  M.A. 


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[1956 


DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ATTORNEY  GENERAL 

Attorney  General . Hon.  A.  W.  Matheson,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Attorney  General . 

Commissioner  of  Public  Lands . Ignatius  Murphy 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Minister . Hon.  Eugene  Cullen 

Deputy  Minister . b.  ^ynght 

Dairy  Superintendent . . Henry  McDonald 

A  /Supervisor  Women’s  Institutes  .  .  Maylea  Manning 
Director  Veterinary  Service 

George  Fisher,  D.V.S.,  V.M. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister . Hon.  Dougald  MacKinnon 

Deputy  Minister . R*  G.  White 

Chief  Clerk . E.  K.  Kennedy 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HIGHWAYS 

Minister . Hon.  J.  George  MacKay 

Deputy  Minister . R.  G.  White 

Chief  Clerk . E.  K.  Kennedy 


DEPARTMENT  OF  INDUSTRY  AND  NATURAL 
RESOURCES 

Minister . Hon.  Dougald  MacKinnon 

Deputy  Minister . P.  A.  Murnaghan 

Fire  Marshall . T.  A.  Campbell 

Director  of  Trade . W.  E.  Agnew 

Director  of  Fisheries . Eugene  Gorman 

Chief  Electrical  Inspector . W.  H.  Poole 

Director  of  Transportation . B.  G.  Rogers 

PUBLIC  UTILITIES  COMMISSION 

Chairman . His  Honor  Judge  C.  St.  C.  Trainor 

Secretary . L.  B.  McMillan,  I.S.O.,  M.B.E. 

TEMPERANCE  COMMISSION 

Chairman . B.  G.  Haywood 

workmen’s  compensation  board 
Chairman . W.  W.  Reid,  D.S.O. 


HOSPITALS  IN  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

(Supported  by  Government  ) 

The  Falconwood  Hospital  (for  the  mentally  ill) — 
Medical  Superintendent,  A.  J.  Murchison,  M.D.,  C.M. 

he  Provincial  S *ua,i oriuru  (for  Tuberculosis  Pa¬ 
tients) — Secretary,  P.  A.  Creelman,  M.D.,  C.M. 


COURTS,  JUDGES,  Etc.,  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


Supreme  Court  Judges —  Hon.  Thane  A.  Campbell, 
Chief  Justice;  Hon.  Mark  R.  MacGuigan,  Assistant 
Justice  and  Master  of  Rolls:  Hon.  George  J.  Tweedy, 
Assistant  Justice  and  Vice-Chancellor. 

District  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer 
Court  Prince  Edward  Island — Hon.  Harold 
Leonard  Palmer. 

Registrar  in  Admiralty— Gordon  R.  Holmes,  Q.C., 
Charlottetown. 

Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Prothonotary  -  Gordon 
R.  Holmes,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Protonotaries— Harold  Buell,  Queen’s 
County  H.  Milligan,  Prince  County.  J.  Waldron 
Lavers,  King's  Oonutv 

Administrator  of  Estates — F.  A.  Large,  Q.C. 
court  of  chancery 

Master  of  the  Rolls— Hon.  Mark  R.  MacGuigan. 

Vice-Chancellor— Hon.  George  J.  Tweedy,  Regis¬ 
trar— Gordon  K.  Holmes,  Q.C. 

Surrogate  and  Judge  of  Probate— Hon.  Harold  L. 
Palmer. 

County  Courts 
kings  county 
Co.  town,  Georgetown 

Judge,  His  Honour  J.  S.  Desroches. 

High  Sheriff,  J.  B.  Edwin  Reid 

Chief  Clerk,  J.  Waldron  Lavers,  Georgetown. 


queens  county 
Co.  town,  Charlottetown 
Judge,  His  Honour  C.  St.  Clair  Trainor 
High  Sheriff,  John  L.  Beaton. 

Chief  Clerk,  Albert  C.  Dinnis. 

prince  county 
Co.  town,  Summerside 
Judge,  His  Honour  Walter  E.  Darby 
High  Sheriff,  W.  Alfred  Gordon 
Chief  Clerk,  Harold  Milligan,  Summerside. 

City  Court  of  City  of  Charlottetown.  —  K.  M. 
Martin,  Q.C. 

Bankruptcy. — Supreme  Court  Judgeshave  jurisdiction 
in  bankruptcy.  For  Official  Receivers  and  Registrars, 
(see  index). 

Registrar  in  Bankruptcy — Gordon  R.  Holmes. 
Q.C. 

Judges  of  Juvenile  Courts 
Charlottetown:  K.  Vi.  Martin,  Q  C. 

Prince  Co.:  His  Honour  Walter  E.  Darby 
Queen’s  Co.:  His  Honour  C.  St.  Clair  Trainor. 
King’s  Co.:  His  Honour  J.  S.  Des  Roches. 

Registration  of  Instruments 
Registration  of  Land  Titles  is  with  Registrar  of  Deeds 
Registration  of  Hire  Receipts,  Chattel  Mortgages, 
Lien  Notes,  Conditional  Sales,  and  other  Transfers  of 
personal  property  is  with  Prothonotary  or  Deputy 
Prothonotary  of  County  affected. 


MAGISTRATES 


PLACE  DISTRICT  MAGISTRATES 

Charlo'tetown.  .  Charlottetown.  K.  M.  Martin,  Q.C. 
Charlottetown  .Queens  Co.  .  Gilbert  A.  Gaudet" 

B.A.,  LL.B 


PLACE  DISTRICT  MAGISTRATES 

Montague  .  .  Kings  Countv  . .  .1.  W.  MacDonald 

Summerside  ..  Huiuinerside  EH  Strong, MC.,  Q.C. 
Summerside  ...  .Prince  Co . R.  S.  Hinton,  Q.C. 


CITIES  AND  TOWNS  IN  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


CITY  CLERK 

Charlottetown.  .James  A.  Fullerton 
TOWN 

Summerside . J.  E.  Cameron 


town  Clerk 

Borden . J.  Walter  Cann 

Albert  on . Henry  Clark 

Kensington.  .Mrs.  Carrie  Kennedy 


TOWN 

Montague. . 

Souris . 

Georgetown 


clerk 

. Neil  Hooley 

..Melvin  McQuaid 
.  C.  M.  Fitzgerald 


Dates  of  Municipal  Elections,  P.E.I. 


Charlottetown — 2nd  Wed.  in  Feb.,  every  2nd  year — 
next  Election  1955. 

Summerside — 1st  Tues.  in  Feb.,  each  year. 

In  Alberton,  Borden,  Georgetown,  Kensington, 


Montngue  and  Souris  the  elections  are  held  on  the 
luesday  of  February  of  every  second  year. 
Where  the  above  dates  fall  on  a  statutory  holiday 
Election  is  held  on  following  day. 


1956] 


QUEBEC 


409 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 

Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1867.  Area  594,860  Sq.  Miles.  Population  1951 — 4,055,681 

Seat  op  Government . Quebec  City 

Lieutenant-Governor,  The  Honourable  Gaspard  Fauteux,  P.C.,  LL.D.,  D.D.S.,  L.D.S. 
Executive  Secretary,  Major  J.  P.  Martin,  R.O.  Secretary,  Louis-Joseph  Paquin,  B.  L. 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


Premier,  Attorney  General  and  President  of  Executive 

Council . Hon.  Maurice-L.  Duplessis 

Minister  of  Transportation  and  Communication  and 

Solicitor  General . Hon.  Antoine  Rivard 

Minister  of  Finance . Hon.  On£sime  Gagnon 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests,  and  of  Hydraulic  Re¬ 
sources . Hon.  J.  S.  Bourque 

Minister  of  Health . Hon.  J.  H.  A.  Paquette 

Minister  of  Social  Welfare  and  of  Youth , 

Hon.  J.  M.  Paul  Sauvd 
Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs.  .  .  .Hon.  Yves  Prdvost 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  COUNCIL 

Clerk  and  Legal  Adviser.  ...  Leopold  Desilets,  Q.C. 
Secretary  to  the  President  of  the  Council,  Roger  Ouellet 

(Salary  of  the  Premier  is  $ 16,000 ;  of  the  other  Cabini 
allowance  of  $8,000  in  the  case  of  the  Premier,  of  $ 2,000 


Minister  of  Roads . Hon.  Antonio  Talbot 

Minister  of  Public  Works . Hon.  Rom^o  Lorrain 

Minister  of  Colonization.  .  .  . . Hon.  Jos.-D.  B6gin 

Minister  of  Game  and  Fisheries .  .  Hon.  Camille  Pouliot 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  Antonio  Barrette 

M inister  of  Trade  and  Commerce .  .  Hon.  Paul  Beaulieu 

Minister  of  Agriculture . Hon.  Laurent  Barr4 

Minister  of  Mines . Hon.  Wm.  M.  Cottingham 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  Omer  Cote 

Ministers  without  Portfolio,  Honourable  Antonio  Elie, 
Tancrede  Labb5,  Arthur  Leclerc,  Jacques  Mique¬ 
lon,  J.  H.  Wilfrid  Labb6 

Chief  of  Cabinet . Emile  Tourigny 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Parliament  Buildings,  Quebec,  P.  Q. 

President . J. -Ernest  Laforce 

Ministers  $10,000.  These  salaries  are  inclusive  of  an 
i  the  case  of  the  other  ministers  with  or  without  portfolio. ) 


LEGISLATIVE  COUNCIL 

Hon.  J.-L.  Baribeau,  Speaker 


DIVISION  NAME  P.  O.  ADDRESS 

Alma  . J.-Olier  Renaud,  17.1V.  ..  Montreal 

Bedford . J.  Nicol,  Lib . Sherbrooke 

De  la  Durantaye  . .  Jos.  Boulanger,  U.N . Quebec 

De  Lanaudibe .  .  .  .Felix  Messier,  Lib..  .St.-Antoine 

de-Vercheres 

De  la  Valihre . Patrice  Tardif  - LacEtchemin 

De  Lorimier . AlphonseRaymond,  U. N. Montreal 

De  Salaberry . Raoul  Groth£,  Lib . Montreal 

Golfe . Jules  Brillant,  Lib . Rimouski 

Grandville . Philippe  Brais,  Lib . Montreal 

Inkerman . Robert  R.  Ness,  Lib . Ho  wick 

Kennebec . ElysSe  Theriault,  Lib..  .  .  .  Quebec 

La  Salle . J.  A.  Bouchard,  U.N.  .Ste-Claire 


DIVISION  NAME  P.  O.  ADDRESS 

Lauzon . Emile  Moreau,  Lib . Roberval 

Les  Laurentides  .Gerald  Martineau,  U.N . Quebec 

Mille  Isles . Francis  L.  Connors,  Lib.  .Outremont 

Montarville . Gustave  Eemieux,  Lib . Montreal 

Repentigny . Edouard  Masson,  U.N...  Montreal 

Rigaud . Victor  Marchand,  Lib.. . .  Outremont 

Rougemont . Wilfrid  Bovey,  Lib . Montreal 

Shawinigan . J.  L.  Baribeau,  U.N .  Ste.  Genevieve 

Sorel . P.  R.  Du  Tremblay,  Lib..  .Montreal 

Stadacona . H.  Lafert6,  Lib . Quebec 

Victoria . George  B.  Foster,  U.N..  .  .Montreal 

Wellington . Edouard  Asselin,  U.N . Montreal 


Clerk ,  R.  A.  Benoit. 

Assistant  Clerk,  Eugene  Bernard. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  COUNCIL 

Sergeant-at-Arms  and  Clerk  of  Committees ,  Athanase 

Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod.,  Major  Pierre  Geliy 
Chief  Clerk,  L.  Parent. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 


Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  and  Clerk  in  Chan¬ 
cery,  Antoine  Lemieux,  Q.C. 

Sergent-at-Arms ,  Eugdne  Theriault. 

Accountant,  L.  P.  LavalRe.  n  a 

Clerk  of  French  and  English  Journal  and  Records,  Er.  b. 
Goudreau. 

Clerk  of  Committees,  Massue  E  ortier. 


Chief  French  and  English  Translator,  J.  G.  R.  Potvm. 
Clerk  of  Votes  and  Proceedings ,  Jean  S6n6cal. 
Library 

Librarian,  J.  C.  Bonenfant. 

Secretary  and  Cataloguer,  Henri  Mercure. 

Law  Clerk' s  Office 

Asst.  Attorney -General,  Charles  E.  Cantin,  Q.C. 


CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS— QUEBEC 


OFFICE  OF  THE  PRIME  MINISTER 

Prime  Minister:  Hon.  Maurice  L.  Duplessis,  Q.C. 
Executive  Assistant:  Emile  Tourigny,  Q.C. 

Provincial  Publicity  Bureau  . 

Instituted  1946  to  emphasize  the  characteristics, 
traditions,  cultural  values,  etc.,  of  the  Province.  It  is 
under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Prime  Minister. 

Director  of  the  Bureau:  Georges  L6veille;  Address: 
Government  Buildings,  Quebec.  , 

Superintendent  of  Tourist  Bureau,  Raoul  BaDy. 
Director  of  Cine-Photography  Service:  Joseph  Morin. 

Province  of  Quebec  tourist  branch 
Chief  of  Personnel  and  Superintendent,  Raoul  Baby. 
Address'.  106  Grande- A116e,  Quebec,  P.Q. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ATTORNEY  GENERAL 

Attorney  General,  Hon.  Maurice  L.  Duplessis,  Q.C. 

•  olicitor-General,  Hon.  Antoine  Rivard,  Q.C. 
deputy  Att’y  Gen.,  Charles  E.  Cantin,  Q.C. 

Special  Law  Officers .  J.  L.  Larue,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Savard, 
Q.C.,  G.  Bomais,  Q.C.,  F.  Drouin,  Maurice  Martel, 
TTeet.er  Pelletier.  Louis  de  B.  Gravel,  Gaston 


oava.ru.  ,  , 

Secretary  of  the  Department,  L.  R.  Michaud. 
Secretary  to  Solicitor  General,  Jos.  Slythe. 
Registrar,  Jos.  Pacaud. 

Accountant ,  Andr6  Houde. 

THE  QUEBEC  SECURITIES  COMMISSION 

625  Dorchester  W.,  Montreal 
President,  Maurice  D6sy,  Q.C. 


410 


QUEBEC 


[1956 


Inspectors  of  Registry  Offices ,  J.  E.  M.  Desrochers, 
Robert  Fagnan. 

Inspectors  of  Prisons,  Joseph  Desrosiers,M.L.P61oquin. 
Commissioner  of  Prisons,  Lt.-Col.  P.  A.  Piuze. 

PROVINCIAL  POLICE 

Montreal,  Director,  Hilaire  Beauregard. 

Quebec,  Assistant  Director,  Lt.-Col.  L6on  Lambert. 

PUBLIC  SERVICE  BOARD 

Head  Office:  Court  House,  Quebec 
(This  Board  has  jurisdiction  over  waterworks, 
sewers,  provincially  chartered  railways,  telephones, 
ferries,  etc.). 

President . Louis  F.  Cantin 

Chief  Engineer . C.  H.  Boisvert,  C.E* 

Engineer  ( telephones ) . J.  U.  Archambault,  C.E. 

Engineer  ( waterworks ) . Roger  Desjardins,  C.E. 

Engineer . T.  O.  Miville-Dech6ne 

Secretary . M.  Jos  Ahern,  Q.C. 

BOARD  OF  CINEMA  CENSORS 

701  St.  Gabriel,  Montreal 

President  and  Censor . Alexis  Gagnon 

Vice-President  and  Censor . Marcel  Poulin 

Censor  and  Technical  Officer . Lucien  Desbiens 

Secretary,  Isidore  Ducharme. 

QUEBEC  LIQUOR  COMMISSION 

General  Manager,  Edouard  Rivard,  Q.C.,  Au  Pied  du 
Courant,  Montreal. 

Assistant  Manager,  H.  P.  Hould,  Dalhousie  and  St. 
Andr6  Streets,  Quebec. 

Deputy  Assistant  Manager,  Rosario  Gaudry,  Au  Pied 
du  Courant,  Montreal. 

TRANSPORTATION  BOARD 

Head  Office:  Court  House,  Quebec 
(This  Board  has  jurisdiction  over  autobuses,  taxis, 
delivery  cars) . 

President . Gerard  LeMay,  Q.C. 

Vice-President . . J.  J.  Harold,  Q.C. 

Economic  Engineer . Jean  Morency 

Secretary . Ernest  Dufour 

DEPARTMENT  OF  COLONIZATION 

Minister  of  Colonization . Hon.  J.  D.  B6gin 

Deputy  Minister . Rom6o  Lalande 

Director  of  Exterior  Relations . Stanislas  B6gin 

Law  Officer . Antoine  Cimon,  Q.C. 

Chief  Engineer . Robert  Duquette 

Secretary  of  the  Dept . Lionel  G.  Vachon 

Chief  Accountant . Camille  Roy 

Purveyor . Albert  Audet 

Publicist . G6rard  Ouellet 

PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY’S  OFFICE 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Registrar , 
rT  Honourable  Omer  Cot6,  Q.C. 

Under-Secretary  and  Deputy  Registrar , 

_  .  Dr.  Jean  Bruchesi 

Provincial  Archivist . Antoine  Roy 

Curator  of  the  Provincial  Museum .  .  .  G6rard  Morisset 

Registrar  of  the  Department . J  -Alphonse  Bernier 

Queen’s  Printer .  .  . R6dempti  Paradis 

Law  Officer . Lucien  Darveau 

Accountant .  Jacques  Cloutier 

Special  Officer  and  Purveyor . Francis  DesRoches 

DEPARTMENT  OF  FINANCE 

Minister  of  Finance . Hon.  On6sime  Gagnon.  P.C. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Finance . J.  H.  Bieler 

Secretary  to  the  Minister  and  Chief  of  Services 

.  Edouard  Laurent 

Chief  of  Service . R.  S.  Todd 

Comptroller  of  Sinking  Funds . G.  F.  Styles 

Chief  Accountant . W.  C.  Lower 

Audit  Branch — Provincial  Auditor.  .  J.  A.  V6zina,  C.A. 
Asst.  Provincial  Auditor 

Gustave  E.  Tremblay,  C.A. 

Revenue  Branch 

Comptroller  of  Provincial  Revenue 

G.  H.  Shink,  Q.C. 

Asst.  Comptroller  of  Provincial  Revenue 

R.  H.  Stanton,  C.A. 

Collector  of  Succession  Duties . E.  Rivard,  Q.C. 

Superintendent  Sales  and  Tobacco  Taxes 

.  _ .  J-O.  Ducharme,  C.A. 

Acting  Director  Automobile  Bureau . E.  Laurept 


You  can  buy  it 

in 


MINERALS 


ARSENIC 

ASBESTOS 

COPPER 

GOLD 

CEMENT 

IRON  ORE 

LEAD  MICA 


MOLYBDENITE 

SELENIUM 

SULPHUR 

SILVER 

TITANIUM 

ZINC 

PEAT  MOSS 


HEAVY  INDUSTRY 


SHIPS 

LOCOMOTIVES 
ROLLING  STOCK 
AIRCRAFT 
POWER  PLANTS 


ALUMINIUM 

INDUSTRIAL 

AND 

AGRICULTURAL 

MACHINERY 


CLOTHING 

COTTONS  RAYONS 

WOOLLENS  SILKS 

SHOES  AND  WEARING  APPAREL 

LEATHER  OF  ALL  KINDS 

TIMBER 

NEWSPRINTS  FURNITURE 

FINE  PAPERS  PIANOS 

PULP 

LUMBER  AND  INNUMERABLE  OTHER 

PRODUCTS 


CHEMICALS 


CARBIDES,  CYANIDE  AND  OTHER 

ORGANIC  CHEMICALS 
AMMONIUM  NITRATE  AND  OTHER  ACIDS 
PHOSPHORUS  AND  PHOSPHORIC 

CHEMICALS 

COMPRESSED  GASES  AND  MANY 

•  OTHER  HEAVY  CHEMICALS 
ACETONES  CELLOPHANE 

FERTILIZERS  RAYON 

GLASS  CAUSTIC-CHLORINE 

EXPLOSIVES  SULPHURIC  ACID 

PAINTS  SOAPS,  ABRASIVES 

For  information  on  products  available  in 
La  Province  de  Quebec,  address 

HONORABLE  PAUL  BEAULIEU,  MINISTER 
DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE  AND  COMMERCE, 
PARLIAMENT  BUILDINGS,  QUEBEC  CITY, 
QUEBEC,  CANADA 


1956] 


QUEBEC 


411 


Director  Corporation  Tax  Service  and  Income  Tax 

Wilfrid  Turcot,  C.A. 

Director  License  Service . Georges  Geliy 

Director  Amusement  Tax . Michel  Gignac 

Director  Gasoline  and  Hospital  Duty  Tax.  J.  Dionne 

Stock  Transfer  Tax . Francis  Verge 

Chief  Accountant . J.  Robitaille 

INSURANCE  BRANCH 

Superintendent  of  Insurance  and  Inspector  of  Trust 

Companies . Georges  Laf ranee 

Chief  Inspector . 

Ass't.  Inspector . V.  Tremblay 

Agent's  Licensing  Officer . Maurice  M6thot 

Registrar . Georges  Dionne 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister . Hon.  Rom6o  Lorrain 

Deputy  Minister . Ivan  E.  Vall6e 

Secretary  of  the  Department  and  Secretary  to  the 

Minister . J.  Alph.  Drolet 

Assistant  Secretary  of  the  Department  and  Secretary 

to  the  Deputy  Minister . Ren6  Dupuis 

Chief  Engineer . O.  Desjardins 

Joint  Chief  Engineer  Administration . C.  Milot 

Joint  Chief  Engineer  in  charge  of  projects .  P.  A.  Dupuis 

Joint  Chief  Engineer ,  Quebec  Region . E.  Chevalier 

Joint  Chief  Engineer ,  Montreal  Region  .C.  R.  Laberge 

Structural  Engineer . F.  B.  Painchaud 

Fire  Commissioner . F.  X.  Ahern 

Chief  Architect . L.  Fontaine 

Architect  in  charge  of  projects . A.  H.  Tremblay 

Law  Officer . Maxime  Morin 

Accountant . Leonidas  Blais 

Registrar . A.  H.  Chabot 

Superintendent  and  Purveyor ,  Quebec .  .  .  Ad61ard  Cot6 
Superintendent  and  Purveyor ,  Montrial. Geo.  Tanguay 
Joint  Superintendent  and  Purveyor, 

Montrial . L6o  Lahaise 


DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES 


Minister . Hon.  Wm.  M.  Cottingham 

Deputy  Minister . A.  O.  Dufresne 

Asst.  Chief,  Mining  Land  Titles  Branch.  .F.  U.  Roux 

Chief  Mining  Recorder . 

Chief  Inspector . R.  H.  Taschereau 

Chief,  Geological  Surveys  Branch . I.  W.  Jones 

Chief,  Mineral  Deposits  Branch . B.  T.  Denis 

Chief,  Laboratories . M.  Archambault 

Chief,  Cartography  Branch . L6on  Valois 

Chief,  Civil  Engineering  Works 

Branch . L.  A.  St.  Pierre 

Law  Officer . 

Editor  of  Publications . M.  Brunet 

Statistician . . C.  O.  Beaudet 

Accountant . G.  Gagnon 

Secretary  to  the  Minister  and 

the  Department . Ray.  Cormier 

ORE  SAMPLING  AND  TREATING  PLANT 

Manager  at  Val  d'Or . G.  S.  Grant 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

Minister . Hon.  Antonio  Barretie 

Deputy  Minister . G6rard  Tremblay 

Associate  Deputy  Minister . Donat  Quimper 

Secretary  of  the  Department . L.  Fontaine 


INSPECTION  SKK.V1CK  OF  INDUSTRIAL  AND  COMMERCIAL 
ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS 
Chief  Inspector . . Clovis  Bernier 

Offices  in  Montreal.  Quebec,  Trois  Rivieres,  Sher¬ 
brooke,  Hull. 

BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS  OK  ELECTRICIANS  AND  INSPECTION 
SERVICE  OF  ELECTRICAL  INSTALLATIONS 

Chief  Examiner . Ren6  Labelle 

CONCILIATION  AND  ARBITRATION  SERVICE 

Director . Cyprien  Miron 

Offices  in  Montreal  and  Quebec. 


PROVINCIAL  EMPLOYMENT  BUREAUX 

Superintendent . Roland  Guilbeault 

BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS  OF  STATIONARY  ENG1NEMEN  AND 
INSPECTION  SERVICE  OF  PRESSURE  VESSELS 

Chief  Examiner .  A.  Labissonni^re 

Offices  in  Montreal,  Quebec,  and  Joliette. 


BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS 

Chief  Examiner . 


OF  PIPE-MECHANICS 

. J.  G.  Heitshu 


MINIMUM  WAGE  COMMISSION 

Chairman . Dr.  Marc  Trudel 

General  Secretary . Philippe  Rousseau 

LABOUR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Chairman . Hon.  Justice  L.-C.  Pelletier 

Secretary . Gerard  Vaillancourt 

SUPERIOR  LABOUR  COUNCIL 

Chairman . Paul  Lebel 


APPRENTICESHIP  SERVICE 

Technical  Advisor . G.  Rousseau 


WORKMEN’S  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 


Chairman . Hon.  Mr.  Justice  J.  Grenier 

Secretary . Euclide  Bisson 

QUEBEC  WORKMAN’S  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

225  Grande  Alkie,  Quebec  City 

President . Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Joachim  Grenier 

Vice-President . Arthur  F oster 

Secretary . Euclide  Bisson 

Treasurer . .David  Robillard 


Chief  Medical  Officer . Dr.  A.  Leclerc 

Chief  Claims  Officer . J.  Delage 


APPRENTICESHIP  COMMISSIONS 
In  each  case  the  first  name  is  that  of  the  chairman, 
the  second  that  of  the  secretary) 

Building  Trades 

Technical  Adviser,  G.  Rousseau,  2255  Laurier  Ave.  E., 

Montreal. 

Montreal:  Jacques  Archambault,  J.-R.  Lapointe, 
2255  Laurier  Ave.  East. 

Quebec:  Abel  Ratt6,  Edgar  Proulx,  Centre  Indus- 
triel  No  5,  Quebec. 

Chicoutimi:  Wallace  Provost,  J.  Thomas  Gagnon, 
200  Boulevard  St-Ignace. 

Sherbrooke:  Stanislas  Grondin,  Florent  Hubert,  275 
rue  Chalifoux. 

Hull:  Arthur  Gaudreau,  P.-E.  Sauvageau,  115  rue 
Carillon.  * 

Joliette:  Donat  Piette,  Jean  Ducharme,  175  rue  St. 
Joseph. 

Terrebonne:  Adflard  Lebeau,  J.-M.  Dubreuil,  348 
Devillemure,  St.  Jerome,  Que. 

Shoe-Makino  Industry 

For  all  the  Province  of  Quebec:  Head  Office,  Montreal 
Homer  Dufresne,  L6once  Girard,  1895  De  LaSalle 
Ave.,  Montreal. 

Automobile  Industry 

Quebec:  Joseph  Parent,  president;  Wilbrod  Bh^rer, 
secretary,  325  St.  Joseph  St. 

Montreal:  Leonard  Lauzon,  J.  H.  Lacroix,  4574 
St.  Denis  St. 

Printing  Industries 

Montreal:  Aim6  Laplante  and  Roger  Marchand, 
chairmen,  Ernest  Gu6nette,  1485  rue  Crescent 
Hairdressers  and  Ladies  Hairdressers 

Montreal:  Eugdne  Hamard,  A.  Dupuis,  175  est  rue 
Sherbrooke,  Montreal. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATiON 

Superintendent  of  Education.  .  Omer-  Jules  D&aulniers, 
D.Paed. 

Protestant  Secretary,  Deputy  Minister  and  Director  of 

Protestant  Education . E.  S.  Giles,  M.A. 

Roman  Catholic  Secretary,  Deputy  Minister  and 
Director  of  School  Construction  Service, 

Joseph  L.  Pag6 

Joint  Secretary  and  Inspector-General  of  Catholic 

Schools . Michel  Savard,  B.A.,  Lic.Paed. 

Joint  Inspectors-General  of  Catholic  Schools, 

Wilfrid  Caron,  Donat  Lapointe 
Inspector-General  of  Protestant  Schools, 


Joint  Directors  of  School  Construction  Service 

J.-Moise  Caron,  Marcel  Brault, 

J.  Edouard  Belanger 

Architect . Maurice  Mainguy 

Engineer . Orig&ne  Maillette 

Joint  Secretary  and  Director  General  of  Catholic 

Normal  Schools . Roland  Vinette,  D.  Paed. 

Director  General  of  Catholic  Normal  Schools, 

Roland  Vinette,  D.  Paed. 

Joint  Directors-General  of  Catholic  Normal  Schools, 

J.  P.  Garneau,  Lite  Rossignol 

Chief  of  Examination  Service . Andr^  Raymond 

Legal  Adviser . Philippe-Auguste  Miller,  LL.D. 

Special  Officer . v^lex.  Bergeron 

Research  Officer . Charles  Bilodeau,  LL.D. 


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Vi 8ual  Education . Gaudry  Delisle 

Editor  " L}  Enseignement  Primaire ”  ..  .  Cdcile  Rouleau 
Supervisors  of  Household  Science  Schools, 

Msgr  Albert  Tessier,  Rev.  P.  H.  Carignan 

Administrator . J.  A.  Noel 

Inspector  of  Protestant  Superior  Schools, 

C.  E.  Ployart,  B.A. 
Special  Officers  ( Protestant ),  H.  S.  Billings,  B.A.; 
Eivion  Owen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  C.  H,  Aikman,  M.A. 


Accountant . Adolphe  Gagnon 

Archives .  . Maurice  Bergeron 


(For  list  of  School  Inspectors,  see  index) 

ADMINISTRAT1VK  (  0MMIS810N  <»F  I'BACHBRS’  PENSION  Fl’ND 

ok  the  Province  of  Quebec 
Chairman ,  Dr.  O.  J.  Desaulniers;  Secretary ,  F.  P. 
Noel,  Department  of  E  lucation,  Quebec. 

Council  of  Education 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC  COMMITTEE 

Dr.  O.  J.  Desaulniers,  Chairman ;  His  Eminence 
Cardinal  P.  E.  L6ger,  Archbishop  of  Montreal,  His 
Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Quebec,  His  Grace  the 
Archbishop  of  Ottawa,  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of 
Rimouski,  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Sherbrooke, 
the  Bishop  of  Chicoutimi,  Bishop  of  Trois-Rivi^res, 
Bishop  of  Nicolet,  Bishop  of  St.  Hvacinthe,  Bishop 
of  Joliette,  Bishop  of  Timmins,  Bishop  of  Pembroke, 
Bishop  of  Mont  Laurier,  Bishop  of  Gasp6,  Bishop  of 
Valleyfield,  Bishop  of  St.  John,  Bishop  of  Amos,  the 
Bishop  of  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence,  the  Bishop  of 
St.-Jerome,  the  Bishop  of  St.-Anne  de  la  Pocati5re, 
The  Vicar-Apostolic  of  Bay  James,  The  Vicar- 
Apostolic  of  the  Labrador,  The  Hon.  Justice  H.A. 
Fortier,  Hon.  Justice  Antonin  Galipeault,  Hon. 
Justice  Hector  Perrier,  Hon.  Cyrille  F.  Delage,  Hon. 
Justice  J.  N.  Francoeur,  Messrs.  Robert  Tellier,  C.R., 
J«#P.  Labarre,  Fridolin  Simard,  Jos.  A.  Trudel, 
Michael  McManus,  Gerald  Coughlin,  Jacques 
Dumoulin,  C.R.,  Eugene  Issalys,  Theodore  Lesp6r- 
ance,  Hon.  A.  Rivard,  J.  A.  Savoie,  Henri  Ferron, 
Dr.  Leon  Gauthier,  Georges  Sylvestre,  N.P.,  A.  J. 
Beaulieu,  Eugene  Poiriee,  N.P.,  Roland  Paquette, 


Secretary . 

protestant  committee — Dr.  O.  J.  Desaulniers  (Ex- 
officio);  Mr.  J.  P.  Rowat,  Chairman;  Mr.  Howard 
Murray,  O.B.E.;  Mr.  A.  K.  Cameron;  Senator  C.  B. 
Howard;  Dr.  R.  H.  Stevenson,  Dr.  C.  L.  Brown; 
Mr.  Leslie  N.  Buzzell;  Dr.  F.  Cyril  James;  Mr. 
George  Y.  Deacon;  Mr.  H.  W.  Jones;  Dr.  S.  E 
McDowell;  Mrs.  T.  P.  Ross,  Dr.  W.  Q.  Stobo:  Rt. 
Rev.  John  Dixon;  Hon.  G.  B.  Foster;  W.  E.  Dunton; 
Mr.  J.  R.  Latter;  Hon.  Wm.  M.  Cottingham;  J.  A. 
Delalanne;  Thomas  C.  Urquhart.  Secretary,  E.  S. 
Giles,  M.A. 

Associate  Members—  Mrs.  A.  Stalker,  Mr.  T.  M. 
Dick,  B.A.,  Dr.  J.  S.  Astbury,  Mrs.  Roswell  Thomson, 
.Professor  D.  C.  Munroe,  K.  H.  Oxley,  Dr  A  R 
Jewitt. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Minister. . . . . Hon.  Laurent  Barr6,  C.Agr.Merit 

Deputy  Minister 

RemS  Tr^panier,  B.S.A.,  C.  Agr.  Merit. 
secretary  of  the  Department 

Pellerin  Lagloire,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  M.A. 
Legal  Advisor.  .  .Chs-A.  Gamache,  Q.R.,  BA  LL  L 

Chief  Accountant . Henri  Caron 

CHIEFS  OF  SERVICES 

Extension  Branch .  Enrest  Dub6,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  M.D.A. 
Agricultural  Education  Branch.  J.-Chs  Magnan,  L.S.'a.” 
Rural  Economics  Branch 

T  .  Laurier  Descoteaux,  B.L.,  B.S.A 

Information  and  Research 

„  Georges  Gauthier,  B.S.A.,  M.Se.,  D.Sc. 

Home  Economics  Branch . Emile  Gauthier,  B.S.A 

Field  Husbandry  Branch.  .  Andr6  Auger,  B  A  B  S  a' 
Horticultural  Branch ,  J.-H.  Lavoie,  B.A.,  F.L,  l!s!a’ 
Animal  Husbandry  Branch 

„  .  .  P’erre  LabrSque,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 

Health  of  Animals  Branch . J.-M.  Veilleux,  D.V.S 

Rural  Engineering  Branch . W.  Dub6,  B.A.,  C.'e! 

PROVINCIAL  SCHOOLS  AND  FARM 
Provincial  Dairy  School ,  St~Hyacinthe ,  Director 
„  .  .  ,  „  H.  L.  B6rard,  B.A.,  L.S.A.,  Ph.D. 

Provincial  I  arm- School,  La  Gorgendiere ,  Director 
D  .  ,  Andr6  St-Pierre,  B.A.,  B.S.A. 

Provincial  Fur  Farm,  St-Louis  de  Courville,  Director 

L.  J.  Simard,  B.S.A. 


COMMISSIONS 

Dairy  Industry  Commission,  Chairman 

Omer  Milot,  C.Agr.Merit 
Rural  Electrification  Commission ,  President 

L.-P.  Deslongchamps 

Farm  Credit  Office,  Chairman 

Eug&ne  Poirier,  B.A.,  N.P. 
Research  Council,  Georges  Gauthier,  D.Sc.,  President; 
. Secretary. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH 

Offices:  Parliament  Building,  Quebec. 

Minister . Hon.  J.  H.  A.  Paquette,  M.D. 

Deputy  Minister . Dr.  Jean  Gr6goire 

Acting  Deputy  Minister . Dr.  J.  C.  Beaudet 

Assistant  to  the  Acting  Deputy  Minister 

Dr.  Armand  Laberge 

Demographer . Dr.  P.  Parrot 

Official  issuing  copies  of  Registration  Certificates  of 

Births,  Marriages  and  Deaths . Dr.  Paul  Parrot 

(The  fee  to  remit  for  each  certificate  is  $1.00) 

Epidemiologist .  . Dr.  A.  R.  Foley 

Division  of  Infantile  Hygiene  and  Nutrition 

{Child  Health) . Dr.  J.  E.  Sylvestre 

Division  of  Psychiatric  Hospitals .  .  .  .  Dr.  L.  R.  V6zina 

Division  of  Health  Units . Dr.  Paul  Claveau 

Division  of  Public  Assistance . Dr.  A.  Bossinotte 

Publicist.  . . Charles-Marie  Boissonnault 

Chief,  Administrative  Service . Armand  Quevillon 

Assistant  to  the  Chief, 

Administrative  Service . Pierre-Henri  Cot6 

Chief  Accountant . J.  Le tellier 

Purchaser . . . .  . . Lucien  Nadeau 

Chiefs  of  Divisions,  with  offices  in  Montreal: 

Chief  of  Staff,  Director  of  Services 

Dr.  J.-Napol6on  Tremblay 
Division  of  Health  Education 

Dr.  Jules  Gilbert  (Montreal) 

Sanitary  Engineering . Th6o.  J.  Lafreniere,  S.  E. 

Chief  of  Laboratories . Jacques  Rousseau 

Division  of  Industrial  Hygiene  .Dr.  F.  J.  Tourangeau 

Division  of  Venereal  Diseases . Dr.  G.  Choquette 

Librarian  and  Special  Officer  Public  Charities 

Dr.  A.  S6guin 

HEALTH  UNIT  INSPECTION 


Quebec . Dr.  Charles-Auguste  Gauthier 

Quebec . Dr.  U.  B6dard 

Quebec . . . Dr.  R.  Desch6nes 


ANTI-TUBER CULAR  SANATORIA 
( Address:  ‘ ' The  Superintendent ”) 
Sanitorium  Ross,  GaspA 
Sanatorium  St-Georges,  Mont-Joli. 

Hopital  Laval,  Ste-Foy,  Quebec. 

Sanatorium  Begin,  Lac  Etchemin. 

Sanatorium  St-Frangiois,  Sherbrooke. 

Sanatorium  Cooke,  Trois-Rivieres. 

Royal  Edward  Laurentian  Hospital, 
Ste-Agathe-des-Monts 
Royal  Edward  Laurentian  Hospital, 

Montreal  Division. 

Hopital  du  Sacre-Coeur,  Cartierville. 
Hopital-Sanatorium  St-Joseph,  Montreal 
Institut  Bruchesi,  Montreal. 

Grace  Dart  Home  Hospital,  Montreal. 

Children’s  Memorial  Hospital,  Montreal. 

Alexandra  Hospital,  Montreal. 

Sanatorium  du  Lac-Edouard,  Lac-Edouard. 
Sanatorium  St-Michel,  Roberval. 

Sanatorium  St-Laurent,  Hull. 

Hopital  St- Jean  Eudes,  Havre  St-Pierre. 

Sanatorium  Notre-Dame  de  l’Esperance,  Ste-Agathe 
Sanatorium  Macamic. 

The  Brehmer  Rest,  Ste-Agathe-des-Monts. 


(with  provincial  classification  of  A-l) 

.  ,  Address:  “  The  Superintendent ” 

Montreal: 

Children’s  Memorial  Hospital,  1615  Cedar  Avenue. 
Children’s  Hospital,  1620  St-Antoine. 

Hotel-Dieu  St-Joseph,  240  Avenue  des  Pins. 
Hopital  Notre-Dame,  1560  est,  rue  Sherbrooke 
Hopital  Ste- Jeanne  d’Arc,  110  ouest,  Prince-Arthur 
Hopital  Ste-Justine,  6055  rue  St-Denis. 

Hopital  St-Luc,  1058  rue  St-Denis. 

Homoeopathic  Hospital,  2100  Marlowe  Avenue 
Hopital  G6n6ral,  4000  Boulevard  LaSalle,  Verdun. 
Institut  du  Radium,  4120  est,  rue  Ontario. 

Jewish  General  Hospital,  3755  Ste-Catherine  Road, 


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Montreal  General  Hospital,  66  est,  Dorchester. 
Royal  Victoria  Hospital,  Pine  Avenue. 

St.  Mary’s  Hospital.  3830  Lacombe  Avenue. 

Shriner’s  Hospital,  1529  Cedar  Avenue. 

Herbert  Reddy  Memorial  Hospital,  4039  Tupper  St. 
Hull: 

Soci6t6  de  Bienfaisance,  Hotel  de  Ville. 

Quebec: 

Clinique  Roy-Rousseau,  Mastai,  near  Quebec. 
Hopital  de  l’Enfant-J6sus,  395  Chemin  de  la 
Carnardiere,  Quebec. 

Hopital  du  St-Sacrement,  444  Chemin  Ste-Foye, 
Quebec. 

Hotel-Dieu  de  Quebec,  11,  du  Palais,  Qu6bec. 

Jeffery  Hale  Hospital,  Quebec. 

Hopital  St.  Francois  d’Assise,  Quebec. 

department  of  social  welfare 

AND  YOUTH 

Minister . Hon.  Paul  Sauv6,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Minister . Gustave  Poisson,  Q.C. 

Asst.  Deputy  Minister . Fernand  Dostie 

Legal  Adviser . Antonio  Pelletier,  Q.C. 

Chief  Accountant . L.-G.  Fortier 

TECHNICAL  EDUCATION  AND  SPECIALIZED  SCHOOLS 

Director  General  of  Studies . Jean  Delorme 

Director  of  Correspondence  Courses. .  .Sonio  Robitaille 
YOUTH  TRAINING  PLAN 

Director . Andr6  Landry 

Asst.  Director . A.-E.  Gagn6,  F.E. 

QUEBEC  SOCIAL  ALLOWANCE  COMMISSION 
Old  Age  Pensions 
Needy  Mothers  Allowances 
Disabled  and  Blind  Persons  Allowances 

President  and  Administrator . J.-R.  Forest 

Asst.  Administrator . J.-T.  O’Malley 

YOUTH  PROTECTION  SCHOOLS  SERVICE 

Director . Paul  E.  Marquis,  Advocate 

CHILD  AID  CLINIC 

Director . Gaston  Gauthier 

PURCHASING  SERVICE 

Director . . . Leopold  Fortin 

PUBLIC  RELATIONS  SERVICE 
Director . Robert  Pr6vost 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  AND  FORESTS 

Minister . Hon.  J.  S.  Bourque 

Deputy  Minister  .  ...  .  Avila  B6darrt,  I.S.O.,  M  F 

Joint  Deputy  Minister . J.  E.  Guay,  F.E. 

Secretary  to  the  Minister  and 

the  Department . J*  M.  Bourbeau 

Law  Officer . Henri  Boivin 

Chief  Accountant  . .  L-  Couture 

Forest  Protection  Set  vice—  Director .  ..H.  Kieffcr,  F.E. 

Asst.  Director  . Geo.  H.  Bernier,  F.E. 

Meteorology  .  '>  Villeneuve,  F.E. 

Entomology . G6rard  Paquet,  F.E* 

Forest  Service — Director . R.  Deschamps,  F  .B. 

Economics . L.  Lafrance,  F.E. 

Registration  of  Timber  Licenses  P.  R  Plamonnon 

Forest  Operations . L.  Garneau,  F.E 

Town-hip  li- serves  and  Reforestation.  J.  a.  Roy,  F.E 

Special  Cutting  Permits . P-  Lemav,  F.E. 

Timber  Scaling .  ...  .A.  Bilodeau 

Wood  Bureau  (  Montreal) . J.  R.  A  Legendre 

Rangers'  School  and  Sawmilling  School  (Duchesnay) 

J.  M.  Pleau,  F.E, 
Berthierville  Nurseries  .  .  .T.  Deslauriers,  F.E. 

Bureau  of  Forestry  Information  ( Extension ) 

R.  Dehsle ,  F.E 

Bureau  of  Small  Forest  . 

Industries . L.  de  G.  Dubois,  F.E 

Surveys  Branch- Director  and  Boundary 

Commissioner ,  Georges  Cote,  Q.L.S.,  D.L.S 
Assistant  Director.  ■  P  Uutil,  D-U.S. 

Inspectors  of  Surveys  .  Emilien  Pouliot,  Q..L.S 

*  GSrald  narette,  Q.L.S 

Cadastre,  Director . 

Assistai .  Director  . Geo.  Bouchard 

Land  Sales  Branch— Director . Edmond  Pouhot 

Joint  Director . Raymond  Dufour 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HYDRAULIC  RESOURCES 

Minister .  Hon  J.  S.  Bourque 

Deputy  Minister . Adjutor  Dussault,  Q.C 

Chief  Engineer .  ■  ■■■  A.  E.  Pare.  C.E 

Assistant  Chief  Engineer . C.  E.  Deslauriers,  C.E 


PROVINCIAL  ELECTRICITY  BOARD 
132  St  James  Street,  West,  Montreal 
Chairman,  Magistrate  Ariste  Brossard;  Controller, 
A.  Cossette  Trudel,  C.F.;  Secretary,  J.  Arsene  Morin, 
M.L.L.,  Com.  So.;  Chief  Accountant,  Jean  Turcot, 
C.A. 

“A  supervisory  and  arbitration  committee  respect¬ 
ing  the  production,  sale  and  distribution  of  elec¬ 
tricity,  the  Board  has  jurisdiction  and  a  general  and 
complete  power  of  supervision  and  control  over  any 
person,  firm  or  corporation  carrying  on  an  under¬ 
taking  for  the  production,  sale  or  distribution  of 
electricity,  except  municipal  corporations,  Hydro- 
Quebec  or  co-operatives  created  under  the  Rural 
Electrification  Act.” 

QUEBEC  HYDRO-ELECTRIC  COMMISSION 

107  Craig  St.  W„  Montreal 
President:  J.  A.  Savoie;  Commissioner  and  General 
Manager:  J.  W.  McCammon;  Commissioners:  R. 
Latreille,  L.  Pr^fontaine,  Rene  Dupuis;  Assistant 
General  Manager:  L.  O’Sullivan;  Assistant  to  the 
President:  C.  C.  Parkes;  Joint  Secretary:  W.  E. 
Johnson;  Joint  Secretary:  B.  Lacasse;  Treasurer: 
G.  Fontaine;  Assistant  Treasurer:  J.  Field. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  GAME  AND  FISHERIES 

Minister . Hon.  Camille  Pouliot 

Private  Secretary  to  the  Minister . Loretta  B.  Frith 

FISH  AND  GAME 

Deputy-Minister . L.-A.  Richard 

Director,  Public  Relations . Gustave  Bedard 

Director  of  Services . Roland  Gagnon 

Director  of  Accounting  Branch . Philippe  Dore 

Superintendent  General . Charles  Fremont,  Q.C. 

General  Superintendent  of  Parks  and  Reserves 

Ls-Ph.  Gagnon 

Director  of  Hatcheries . B.  W.  Taylor 

Director  of  the  Biological  Board .....  Gustave  Prevost 

Director  of  Zoological  Garden . Dr.  A.  Brassard 

Director,  Fur  Service . J.-Armand  Tremblay 

Director  of  Outfitters  Service . Bruno  Cot6 

Licenses  Controller . Arthur  Foucault 

Chief  Game  Warden . Armand  Lapointe 

Chiefs  of  Districts 

Montreal . J-  F.  Bourque 

Hull . J.  E.  Audette 

Vilie-Marie  (Temiskaming) . Sarto  Bastien 

Amos,  (Abitibi) . Edwin  Wheelhouse 

Rimouski . Adalbert  Gagnon 

GaSp£ . Etienne  Poirier 

Sherbrooke . Clement  Bouchard 

QUEBEC  PROVINCIAL  PARKS  AND  RESERVES 
Laurentide  Park,  located  immediately  north  of  Quebec 
City  A  / Superintendent,  Laurent  Talbot,  Parlia¬ 
ment  Bldgs.,  Quebec. 

Mount-Orford  Park,  in  the  Eastern  Townships,  near 
Lake  Memphremagog — Caretaker,  P.  N.  Roy, 
Magog. 

Gaspe  Park,  in  the  Gasp<5  Peninsula — Administrator, 
F.  de  B.  Gourdeau,  Quebec. 

De  La  Verendrye  Park — Inspector,  David  Legault, 
Lake  Rapide  via  Maniwaki. 

Little  Cascapedia  River  Reserve — Inspector,  Steven  Mc- 
Whirter,  New  Richmond  Station,  Bonaventure. 
Chibougamou  Reserve — Inspector,  A.  A.  Lavoie,  St- 
Jean  de  Breboeuf,  (Roberval). 

Matane  River  Fishing  Reserve — Inspector,  Ihomas 
Gauthier,  Matane-E„  (Matane). 

Port  Daniel  River  Fishing  Reserve — Inspector,  VV.  M. 
Gustave  Roy,  Port  Daniel,  Bonaventure. 

FISHERIES  . 

D eputy-Minister . Dr.  Arthur  Labnc 

Purveyor . Loms  Vergnes 

Service  of  inspection,  Director . L<k>  Morin 

Biology: 

Fresh  Water  Laboratory,  Director, 

Dr.  V.-D.  Vladykov 

Marine  Laboratory,  Director - Dr.  A.  Marcotte 

Service  of  Education,  Director . Louis  Berube 

Maritime  Credit  and  Establishment  Plan,  Dnfft0Q'iroux 

ChG&sp(  Peninsula . Wilfrid  Moiloy,  GaspS 

Magdalen  Islands.  .  .P.-A.  Beauchesne,  Grindstone 
Upper  Saguenay.  .  .P.-A.  Bftitpas,  Havre  St-Pierre 
Lower  Saguenay . J ohn  W illcott,  Tabatiere 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE  AND  COMMERCE 

Minister . Hon.  Paul  Beaulieu,  C.A.,  D.S.C. 

Deputy  Minister.  .  .  .Louis  Coderre,  M.Com.,  D.S.C. 

Secretary  to  the  Minister . Francoise  Monast 

Publicist . Andr6  Giroux 

Accountant . O.  Latter 

AGENTS  GENERAL 

Agent  General ,  Chateau  Laurier,  Ottawa 

Rosario  Messier,  M.Com. 
Province  o%f  Quebec  Trade  Bureau ,  New  York,  Agent 

General . Charles  Chartier,  M.Com. 

Address,  50  Rockefeller  Plaza,  Room  822,  New 
York  20. 


INDUSTRIAL  COMMISSION 

Industrial  Commissioner . H.  Turcot 

Directors . J.  I.  McCabe,  R.  Plante 

COMMERCIAL  AGENCIES,  INDUSTRIAL  AND  COMMERCIAL 
INTELLIGENCE  SERVICE 

Director .  . . F.  M.  Gibaufc 

SCIENTIFIC  RESEARCH  BUREAU 

President . Dr.  Jules  LaBarre 

ECONOMIC  RESEARCH  BUREAU 
Director . F.  Fortier,  M.Com. 

BUREAU  OF  STATISTICS 

Director . Jean  C.  McGee,  B.A.,  LL.L 

Editors,  Quebec  Year  Book 

Maurice  Rousseau,  L.  Laberge 

Chief,  Finance  Statistics  Branch . Lucien  Savard 

Chief,  Agricultural  Statistics  Branch 

C.  A.  Doyon,  B.S.A 


Chief,  Fisheries  Statistics . A.  Leroux 

HOSTELRY  SERVICE 

Director  (Montreal) . J.  R.  Boucher 

(Quebec) . L.  Jinchereau 

Hotel  Management  and  Training . M.  Puvilland 


ECONOMIC  CARTOGRAPHY 


Chief . R.  Mainguy 

CUSTOMS  AND  TRANSPORTATION  RATES 

Chief . L.  P.  Cot6 

Technical  Adviser . L.  Jobin 

HANDICRAFT  AND  SMALL  INDUSTRIES  BUREAU 

President . J.-M.  Gauvreau 


DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister . Hon.  Yves  Provost,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Minister . Jean-L.  Doucet,  Q.C. 

Asst.  Deputy  Minister . Gabriel  Dupuis 

Director,  Town  Planning  Bureau.  ...B.  Pelletier,  C.E. 

Chief  Inspector- Auditor . Herv6  Gagnon 

THHS  QUEBEC  MUNICIPAL  COMMISSION 

President  . C.  de  L.  Mignault,  Q.C. 

Commissioner .  . P.  E.  Lambert 

Economic  Research  Bureau . Maurice  Turgeon 

MUNICIPAL  ELECTIONS,  QUEBEC 

In  most  villages  and  rural  municipalities,  municipal 
elections  in  the  Province  of  Quebec  are  held  on  the 
Monday  following  the  second  Wednesday  in  January, 
unless  varied  by  By-law. 

In  most  cities  and  towns,  voting  takes  place  on  the 
1st  juridical  day  of  February,  unless  varied  by  special 
charter. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  ROADS 

Minister  of  Roads . Hon.  A.  Talbot,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Minister . Arthur  Bergeron 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister . Col.  Jos.  Matte,  V.D. 

Secretary  . . J.  Bernier 

Chief  Engineer . Ernest  Gohier 

Assistant  Chief  Engineers,  J.  O.  Martineau,  Alphonse 
Gratton,  A.  Branchaud. 

Law  Officer . R.  Labrecque 

Chief  Accountant . J.-E.  Tr6panier 

Property  Commissioner . J.  C.  Gameau 

Chief  of  Laboratory . J.  B.  Garneau 

Bridge  and  Structural  Engineer . Rom6o  Savary 

Controller  of  Plants . Donatien  Barrette 

Publicist  and  Chief  of  Statistics . J.  Langevin 

District  Engineers : — Dist.  No.  1 . A.  Pigeon 

Dist.  No.  2 . J.  Bastien 

Dist.  No.  3 . A.  Morissette 

Dist.  No.  4 . J.A.  Racicot 

Dist.  No.  5 . J.  A.  Lenoir 

Dist.  No.  6. .  .  Augustin  Brosseau 
Dist.  No.  7 . G.  E.  Legault 


COURTS,  JUDGES,  ETC.— QUEBEC 


COURT  OF  QUEEN’S  BENCH 


SHERRROOK  E 


MONTH  RA  L 

Hon.  J.  L.  St.  Jacques;  Hon.  Bernard  Bissonnette; 
Hon.  E.  Stuart  McDougall,  Hon.  Paul  C.  Casey; 
Hon.  G.  Miller  Hyde;  Hon.  Edouard  Rinfret;  Hon. 
Jean  Martineau;  Hon.  George  R.  Owen. 

Address  correspondence  to  the  Clerk  of  Appeals 
Montreal;  see  below. 


Judge: — Hon.  Gaston  Desmarais,  Hon.  William  E. 
Mitchell,  Hon.  L.  P.  Cliche. 

THREE  RIVERS 

Hon.  L^on  Lajoie,  Hon  J.  Emile  Ferron 
amos  (abitibi) 

Hon.  Henri  Drouin. 


QUEBEC 

Hon.  Antonin  Galipeault,  Chief  Justice;  Hon. 
Garon  Pratte;  Hon.  J.  A.  Gagn6;  Hon.  Andre  Tas- 
chereau. 

Address  correspondence  to  the  Clerk  of  Appeals, 
Quebec;  see  below. 


COURT  OFFICIALS 

Clerk  of  Appeals — Alontreal,  L6on  Faribault,  Q.C. 
Quebec,  Adrien  Falardeau,  Q.C. 

Clerk  of  the  Crown — Montreal,  J.  C.  Guimond. 
Quebec,  Dorion  &  Bazin. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace  —  Montreal,  P.  Monty. 
Quebec,  Dorion  &  Bazin. 

SUPERIOR  COURT 


MONTREAL 

Judges;— Hon.  Wm.  B.  Scott,  Associate  Chief  Just¬ 
ice;  Hon.  Roger  Ouimet,  Hon.  Jos.  Archambault, 
Hon.  Louis  Cousineau,  Hon.  Wilfred  Lazure,  Hon. 
Elie  Salvas,  Hon.  Chas.  A.  Bertrand,  Hon.  Frederick 
T.  Collins,  Hon.  Hector  Perrier,  Hon.  Francois  Caron 
Hon.  Arthur  I.  Smith,  Hon.  Andr4  Demers,  Hon’ 
Joseph  Jean,  Hon.  Elph£ge  Marier,  Hon.  George 
Chain es,  Hon.  Edouard  Tellier,  Hon.  Harry  Batshaw 
Hon.  Roger  Brossard,  Hon.  Maurice  Lalonde,  Hon. 
C.  E.  Ferland,  Hon.  Antonio  Gameau,  Hon.  Andrii 
Montpetit,  Hon.  Claude  Prevost,  Hon.  Stuart  B 
Ralston,  Hon.  Paul  Emile  Cote,  Hon.  C.  A.  Sylvestre 
Hon.  George  F.  Reid,  Hon.  J.P.  Charbonneau. 

QUEBEC 


Judges:  -  Hon.  Albert  Sevignv.  Chief  Justin* 
Hon.  G.  F.  Gibsone,  Hon.  Noel  Belleau,  Hon.  Osca 
L.  Boulanger,  Hon.  Wilfrid  Girouard,  Hon.  Wilfri 
Edge,  Hon.  Leon  Casgrain,  Hon.  Eugene  Marquis 
Hon.  Fernand  Choquette,  Hon.  Gfirard  Lacroi; 
Hon.  J.  Alfred  Dion,  Hon.  William  Morin. 


HULL 

Hon.  J.  Paul,  Ste-Marie,  Hon.  H.  A.  Fortier. 

Judges  of  the  Sessions  of  the  Peace.  Quebec 
Thomas  Tremblay  (Chief  Justice);  Laetare  Roy; 
Achille  Pettigrew;  Alphonse  Garon;  G6rard  Simard; 
L6o  B6rub6,  Rivi£re-au-Loup,  L.  P.  Girard,  Chicou¬ 
timi;  Jos  Marier,  Drummondville;  Aim  6  Chass6, 
Pierreville;  L6on  Girard,  Three  Rivers;  Mont¬ 
real,  Edouard  Archambault,  (Chief  Justice);  Hons. 
Ren6  Th6berge,  Omer  Legrand,  A.  Cloutier,  T. 
Ad&ard  Fontaine,  L.  C.  Pelletier,  Gerald  Almond, 
Guy  Guibault,  Ir6n6e  Lagarde,  William  Proulx, 
Lucien  H.  Gendron,  Mar6chal  Nantel,  L.  Henri 
Masson,  Rodolphe  Camirand. 

Municipal  Court,  Montreal — Chief  Judge,  Roland 
Paquette,  Recorders,  Henri  Monty,  E.  J.  McManamy, 
Pascal  Lachapelle,  Damase  Cot6,  Georges  Robert; 
Ernest  Simard;  Clerks,  A.  Lamer,  S.  H.  M.  Caron, 
P.  R.  Plante,  R.  Godin;  Quebec,  Recorders,  E.  Morin, 
Rodolphe  DeBlois,  Clerk,  J.  G.  Delisle. 

District  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer  OouRt 
Quebec — Hon.  Arthur  I.  Smith 

Bankruptcy— Superior  Court  Judges  have  jurisdiction 
in  bankruptcy. 

For  Official  Receivers  and  Registrars,  See  Index. 

SOCIAL  WELFARE  COURTS 

District  of  Montreal—  Judges,  Ephrem  Filion 
(Chief  Justice);  J.  G.  Nicholson,  J.  P.  St-Jacques, 
J.  St-Georges  Morisset,  Montreal. 

District  of  Quebec  Judges,  Edgar  Champoux, 
Henri  D’Auteuil,  Henri  Bernatchez,  Quebec. 

District  of  Three  Rivers — Judge,  Maurice 
Laurin,  Three  Rivers. 

District  of  St.  Francis— Judge,  J.  C.  Samson 
Sherbrooke. 


1956] 


QUEBEC 


415 


DISTRICT  JUDGES 


Chief  District  Judge — Joseph  Bilodeau,  Quebec. 

Associate  Chief  District  Judge — Auguste  Boyer, 
Montreal. 

Abitibi  and  Rouyn — Noranda — L.  Larouehe, 
Rouyn. 

Arthabaska — Philippe  Marchand,  Victoriaville. 

Beaucb — Ldonce  Cliche,  St.-Joseph  de  Beauce. 

Beauharnois — Maurice  Fortin,  Valleyfield. 

Bedford  and  St.  Francois — Patrick  E.  Delaney, 
Granby. 

Bedford,  Iberville  and  Beauharnois  — -  Andrd 
Regnier,  Saint-Jean. 

Chicoutimi—  L.  R.  Lagacd,  Chicoutimi. 

Chicoutimi  and  Roberval  —  Maurice  Brasset 
Roberval. 

Gaspe  and  Bonaventure — Jos.  L.  Duguay,  New 
Carlisle. 

Hull  and  Pontiac — Jacques  Boucher,  Hull 

Hull,  Terrebonne  and  Pontiac — Alexandre  Tachd. 

J oliette  and  Montcalm — Gerard  Denis,  Joliette. 

Joliette  and  Richelieu — Honorius  Michaud,  St- 
Fransois  du  Lac. 

Kamouraska— Alex.  Michaud,  Rividre-du-Loup. 

Montreal — Ariste  Brossard,  J. -Emile  Cadotte, 
Thomas  J.  Coonan,  Pierre  L.  Dupuis,  George  H. 


Hdon,  Antoine  Lamarre,  Rend  Lippd,  Jules  Poisson, 
all  of  Montreal. 

Quebec,  Saguenay  and  Montmaqnt  —  Maurice 
Pelletier.  Quebec. 

Quebec — Richard  Alleyn,  Antonio  Langlais,  both  of 
Quebec. 

Richelieu  and  Joliette — Honorius  Michaud,  Sorel. 
Rimouski — . 

Rimouski  and  Saguenay — Louis  Joseph  Gagnon, 
Mont-Joli. 

Rouyn-Noranda — Fdlix  Allard,  Amos. 
Rouyn-Noranda,  Abitibi  and  Temiscaminque — C. 
Beaulieu,  Rouyn. 

Abitibi  and  Rouyn-Noranda —  Felix  Allard, 
Amos,  P.Q.,  Leopold  Larouehe,  Rouyn,  P.Q. 

St.  Francis  and  Bedford — W.  Redmond  Hayes, 
Sherbrooke. 

St.Francis — Edouard  Boisvert,  Sherbrooke. 

St.  IIyacinthe — Victor  Chabot,  St.  Hyacinthe. 
Terrebonne  and  Labelle — L.  Lacombe,  Ste- 
Scholastique. 

Trois-Rivieres — Lucien  Comeau,  Trois-Rivieres. 
Trois-Rivieres  et  Nicolet — Alfred  Gaudet. 

Trois  Rivieres. 


CORONERS— PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


All  persons  in  this  list  are  Medical  Doctors. 


District 

Coroner 

Residence 

L.  Philippe  Brousseau 

Bernard  Brisson . 

L.  Balthazard . 

Philippe  Belleau . 

R.  Charron.  (Dep)  . . 

Malartic 

Arthabaska. . 

Ohibougamau 

Dupuy 

La  Sarre 
Plessisville 
Drummond  ville 

Thetford-Mines 

Roland  Hould  (Dep.) 

Black  Lake 

Ville  St- Joseph 

Beauce . 

Arthur  Thibault . 

Arthur  Thibeau . 

J.-D.  Robitaille . 

Victoriaville 

Victoriaville 

St-Ldon-de- 

Standon 

St-Mdthode 

Beauharnois . 

Charles  Boisvert.  .  .  . 
Rodolphe  Maheux.  . . 

Lac  Mdgantic 

St-Georges 

Valleyfield 

Ch&teaugua.v 

St-Chrysostome 

Huntingdon 

Bedford . 

Granby 

Sutton 

Cowans  ville 

Bedford 

Farnham 

Bonaventure. 
Chicoutimi. . . 

Gaspd . 

G.  Boileau . 

Frangois  Brisson  .... 
J.  Edm.  Bergeron 
.T-V.  Allard . 

New  Richmond 
Chicoutimi 
Jonquidre 
Chandler 

Ste-Anne-des- 

Monts 

Riv.auxRenards 

Marc  Arsenault . 

Cap-aux-Meules 
Cap  Chat 

Hull 

175  rue  Cham- 

Lucien  Bourgault. . . . 

plain,  Hull 
St-AndrdAvellin 
Maniwaki 

Wakefield  [Lima 

Iberville . 

Jean  Lorrain 

Gdrard  Archambault . 

Ste-Rose-de- 
St-Jean,  P.Q. 
Napierville 

Josaphat  Lefebvre..  . 

Paul  Lamarche . 

St-Gabriel-de- 

Brandon 
134  rue  Mans- 
eau,  Joliette 
St-Jacques-de- 

L’Achigan 

Berthierville 

Kamouraska. 

Roland  Desmarais.  .  . 

Antonio  Paradis . 

G6rard  Pelletier . 

Marcel  Catellier . 

L’Epiphanie 
Rividre-du-Loup 
St- Alexandre 
Trois-Pistolee 
St-Philippe  de 

Cab&no  rN6ri 

R.  Monette . 

St.  Eleuthdre 

District 
Labelle . 

Montmagny . 
Montreal. . .  . 


Nicolet . 

Pontiac . 

Qudbee . 


Nouveau 

Quebec. . 
Richelieu .... 


Rimouski .... 


Roberval .... 

Rouyn- 
Noranda. 
Saguenay. . . . 


Coroner 


Residence 


T.  Lachapelle . 

Jacques  Cartier . 

Paul  Dupuis . 

Rodolphe  Gervais .  .  . 
Alexandre  Nadeau. . . 
R.  Duckett . 

Aug.  B.  Clement 
J.  M.  Rouleau . 

John  Bradshaw . 

H.  E.  Laycock . 

Francis  Cowley . 

C.  H.  Keon . 

P.-V.  Marceau . 

Georges  Foy . . . . 

Jean-Paul  Pouliot.  .  . 
J.-P.  Fortin . 


Mont-Laurier 
L’Annonication 
Montmagny 
St-Parnphile 
St-Charles 
443  Rue  St.  Vin¬ 
cent,  Montreal 
Les  Cddras 
St.  Grdgoire  de 
Nicolet 

Campbell’s  Bay 
Fort  Coulonge 
Shawville 
Chapeau 
340  Grande- 
Allde,  Qudbee 
Qudbee 
St-Agapit 
Ldvis  ,  81  Cdte 


J.  E.  Raymond  . . . 
Grdgoire  Descarreaux 
Andrd  Poisson.  .  .  . 


Jean  Caron. 


Charles  Crete. 


Napoldon  Cotd .... 
Camille  Gelinas  (Dep) 
Arthur  Simard .... 


J.-R.  Gobeil . 

W.  A.  Heslop . 

J.-W.  Paquin . 

J.-J.  Guertin . 

V.  Paradis . 

R.  Bdlanger . 

Raoul  Gagnon .... 
Rend  A.  Lepage. . . 

G.  E.  Gudrette. .  .  . 

L.  E.St-Hilaire. . .  . 

W.  Boudreault.  . . . 
Fernand  Larny .  . . 

L.  Poisson . 

A.  Boisvert . 

J.  J.  Alleyn . 

E.  E.  Binet . 

Guy  Ouellet . 

Roger  Martineau. . . . 

Roger  Smith . 

Ldo  Cotd . 

Gdrard  Beaulieu . 

Jean  Morency  (Dep) 

Paul  Roy . 

Geo.  H.  Boucher 


du  Passage 
Courville 
Lac  Edouard 
Grand’Mdre 
(Laviolette.) 
Parent 
(Laviolette) 
Latuque 
(Laviolette) 
St.  Basils 
Levis 

Ste-Anne-de- 
Beauprd 
Chateau  Richer 
Fort  Chino 
St-David, 

Sorel  [Yamaska 

Verchdres 

Rimouski 

Matane 

Mont-Joli 

Amqui 

Luceville 

Chambord 

St-Jer6me 

Normandin 

Rouyn 

Tadoussac 

Baie-Comeau 

Forestville 

Natashquan 

Clarke  City 

Havre  St-Pierre 

Sept-Iles 

Port  Menier 

Baie  Trinitd 

Hauterive 


416 


QUEBEC 


[1956 


CORONERS — Continued 


District 

Coroners 

Residence 

District 

Coroners 

Residence 

Pierre  Bouchard . 

La  Malbaie 

Temisca- 

Paul  Jean . 

Port-Menier, 
lie  d’Anticosti 

mingue 

Gaston  Legault  (D.). 
Wm.  Irwin . 

Laverloch&re 

Temiscamingue 

Augustin  Roy . 

Shefferville 

Terrebonne.  . 

St-Benoit 

St- Jerome 

Brownsburg 

Lachute 

ShawiniganFalls 

St.Francois .  . 

E.  C.  Cabana . 

Louis  Gagnon . 

Chs.  Boisvert . 

Magog 

Sherbrooke 

Lae  Megantic 

J.  L.  Taillon . 

R.-A.  CotA . 

St-Hyacinthe 

Georges  Letendre. .  .  . 
Fidele  Tremblay .... 

Danville  [Wolfe 
D ’Israeli  [Wolfe 

Trois  Rivieres 

Frank  Noel . 

A.  DeschAne . 

Andrfi  Bouvier . 

Ernest  A.  Primeau. . . 

St-Hugues 

Marieville 

R-Pierre  Hubert  .... 

Cap-de-la- 

Temisca- 

L6o  Benoit . 

St-Hyacinthe 

Camille  Michaud. .  .  . 
Philippe  Beuillefeuille 

St-Paulin 

mingue 

Philippe  Chabot . 

Temiscamingue 

AndrA  Poisson . 

1.  Secard  (Dep.) .... 

Grand’Mdre 

Champlain 

REGISTRARS  —PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


Division 


Abitibi . 

Argenteuil. . . 
Arthabaska  . 
Bagot . 


Name 


Beauce . 

Beauharnois . 

Bellechasse . 

Berthier . 

BonaventureNo.  1. 
BonaventureNo.  2. 

Brome . 

Ohambly . 

Champlain . 

Charlevoix  No.  1 . . 
Charlevoix  No.  2. . 

Ohateauguay . 

Chicoutimi . 

Coaticook . 

Compton . 

Deux-Montagnes.. 

Dorchester . 

Drummond . 

Frontenac . 

Gasp6 . 

Gatineau . 

Hull. . 

Huntingdon . 

Iberville  . 

lies  Madeleine 

lie  d’ Orleans . 

Joliette. .  . 

Kamouraska . 


Labelle . 

Lac  St.  Jean  Est.. 

Ouest 

Laprairie. ... 
L’Assomption. 

La  Tuque _ 

Laval . 

Lavis . 

L’Islet  . 

Lot.bini&re  .  . 


Antonio  Bourbeau 
G.F.Calder ....,_ 
Garneau  &  Nadeau 
Arthur  Ladouceur 

L.deG.  Cr6peau... 
J.  P.  Laplante .... 
G6rard  Labrecque 
F.  O.  T.  Lamarche 
J.  P.  L.  Fly  nil. . . 

E.  J.  Stewart  Verge 

John  Pibus . 

Boland  Daignault. 


J.  B.  Carr6 . 

Roger  Dufour 
Leonard  Laberge . 
Lapointe&Gagnon 
P.  E.  Durocher.  . . 
J.  A.  Bourgault.. 

J.  O.  Latour . 

Ouellet  &  Laeasse. 
Lafei  t.d  &  Millar. . 
C.  Baillargeon 
S  James  Flynn.. 
Fernand  G.  Joani 
L6on  Couture  . . . 

O.  E.  Caslagner  . . 
J.  E.  Roivin  ... 
A.  F.  Painehaud 
Joachim  Turgeon. 
Guilbault  & 

LavalRe 
Chapleau  & 

Michaud 
Noel  Decosse. .  .  . 
Raymond  Richard 
Jules  H.  Brassard 

J.  B.  Ooupal . 

R.  S6guin  . . . 

P.  E.  Boudreau .  . . 
Aug.  Dufresne  . . . 

J.  A.  Carrier . 

P.  A.  Fontaine  . . 
J.  E.  Michaud. 


Address 


Amos 
Lachute 
Arthabaska 
St.  Ephrem 

d’Upton 
St.  Georges 
Beauharnois 
St. -Raphael 
Berthierville 
New-Carligle 
Carletou 
Knowlton 
Longueuil 
Sainte-GenevRve 
La  Malbaie 
Baie  Saint- Paul 
Sainte-Martine 
Chicoutimi 
Coaticook 
Cookshire 
Ste.-Scholastique 
Sainte-H6n6dine 
Drummond  ville 
Village  M6gantic 
Perc6 
Maniwaki 
Hull 

Huntingdon 
Iberville 
Havre- Aube  rt 
St-Laurent  d'Orl. 

Joliette 
St.  Pascal 

Mont-Laurier 

IRbertville 

Roberval 

Laprairie 

L’Assomption 

La  Tuque 

Sainte-Rose 

L6vis 

St. -Jean  Port  Job 
Sainte -Croix 


Division 


Maskinong6 
Matane . . 


Matapddia  . 

Megantic . 

Missisquoi . 

Montcalm . 

Montmagny . 

Montmorency  . . . 

Montreal . 

Napierville . 

Nicolet  No.  1 . 

Nicolet  No.  2 . 

Papineau . 

Pontiac . 

Portneuf . 

Quebec  . 

Richelieu . 

Richmond . 

Rimouski . 

Rouville . 

Saguenay . 

Shefford . 

Sherbrooke ..... 

Soulanges  . 

Stanstead. . 

Ste-Anrie-des-Mnti 
Saint-Hyacinthe . 
Saint- Jean  . 
Thetford  Mines. . 
Temiscamingue. . . 

T6miscouata . 

Terrebonne  . 

Trois  Rivieres. .  . 

Vaudreuil . 


Verch&res . 

Wolfe . 

Yam  ask  a . 


Name 


Marc  Paul . 

Px6ville  & 

Tremblay 
J.  M.  Paradis  .... 

Ovila  Savoie . 

Tanguay  & 

Larocque 
Ren6  Forest. , 
Boulanger  & 

Cloutier 
Edouard  Verreault 
T61es.  Brassard.  . 
Emile  Merizzi  ... 
Joceph  Hubert... 
R.  Chapdelaine. . . 
J.  J.  D’Amours  . . . 
Bowie  &  Bowie  . . . 
Hamel  &  Moisan. . 

A.  Leclerc . 

J. -A. -Schmidt  ... 

Philippe  Roy . 

Ra>  mond  Gagne. . 
Rainville&  Benoit 

R.  Tremblay . 

Armand  Boulay 
Sylvestre  &  Bolduc 
Albert  Farand  .  . 
James  Downing". 

J.  Roch  Thibault 
Richard  Bousquet 
Lionel  Desmarais 
Turcot  te  &Binet.te 
Chenier  &  Filteau 
Maurice  Foisy.. 
Leonard  &Turbide 
Bertrand,  A  bran 
Lambert 
Constant  & 

St-Denis 
J.  B.  Dupr6  .... 
Julien  Chauveau 
N.  U.  Frechette. 


Address 


Louiseville 

Matane 

Amqui 

Inverness 

Bedford 

Ste.  Julienne 

Montmagny 

Chateau  Richer 

Montreal 

Napierville 

B6cari  court 

Nicolet 

Papineauville 

Campbell’s  Bay 

St.  Raymond 

Quebec 

Sorel 

Richmond 
Rimouski 
Marieville 
Tadoussac 
Waterloo 
Sherbrooke 
Coteau-Landing 
Stanstead  Plain 
Ste.-Annedes  M’s 
Saint-Hyacinthe 
Saint- Jean,  P.Q, 
Thetford  Mines 
Ville-Marie 
Riviere  du  Loup 
Saint-J6r6me 
Trois  Rivieres 

Vaudreuil 

Verch&res 
Ham-Sud 
Saint  Frangois 
du-Lac 


PROTHONOTARIES,  CLERKS  OF  THE  CROWN,  SHERIFFS  AN 
HIGH  CONSTABLES  OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 

Clerk  of  Crown 

AND 

Clerk  of  Peace 
Albert  Grenier.. 

R.  Provencher.. . . 

Taschereau  & 

Allard . 

Ostiguy  &  Lapoint 


District 


Abitibi. 
Arthabaska. 
Beauce . 


Beauharnois 
Bedford  . . . 


P.O.  Address 

Amos . 

Arthabaska . 

St.  Joseph  Beauce. . . . 


Valleyfield. . 
Sweetsburg . 


Albert,  Grenier 
R.  Provencher 
Taschereau  & 

Allard . 

Ostiguy  & 
Lapointe. . . . 
Desranleau  & 
Bourassa . . . 


Desranleau  & 
Bourassa  . . . 


Sheriff 


F.  Gervais. 
F.  Houle  . .. 


S.  Pouliot  . 

Ernest  Poirier. .  . . 


A.  St.  Martin 


Htgh  Const a rle 


D.  Jobidon 

F61ix  Houle 


Bensrar  Poulin 
Lucien  Delisle 


D.  Fortin 


1956] 


QUEBEC 


417 


PROTHONOTARIES,  CLERKS  OF  THE  CROWN,  ETC. — Continued 


Prothonotary 

CLERK  OF  CROWN* 

AND 

Clerk  of  Peace 

J.  P.  L.  Fly nn . . 
Leonidas  Gagne. 
Autonio  Rail . . . 

J.  P.  L.  Flynn . 

Percy  Martin . 

R.  Beauparlant. 
Roland  Sabounn 
Allard  &  Joly . . 
Marius 

D’Amour,  n.p. 

Simon  &  Hubard  . . . 
Roland  Sabourin. . . . 

Maurice  Schmouth. . 

Chas.  M.Letarte 
Desmarais  & 

AndrA  Corriveau. . . 
Paul  Monty,  O.P. . . . 
[J.C.Guimond,  C.C. 

R  enaud 

Chapdelaine  . 
Jean  Louis  Muir 
Robert  C6t6  .  . . 
J.  O.  Cousmeau. 
J.  B.  Desjardins 

Jean  Louis  Mufr. . . . 
Dorion  &  Chouinard 
J.  0.  Cousineau  . . . 
J.  B.  Desjardins, C.C. 

J.J.R.  Desmeules 
Pierre  Duchesne 
Albert  Desilets. . 
Lionel  Leblanc. 
ChAnier  & 

Filteau 
J.  C.  Marchand.. 
LAon  Lamothe 

J.  J.  R.  Desmeules 
Pierre  Duchesne... 

J.  M  Gr6goire  . 

Lionel  Leblanc . 

ChAnier  &  Filteau . . 
J.  C.  Marchand  .... 
Arthur  BAliveau. . . . 

Bonaveuture . 
Chicoutimi  . . 
GaspA — PeroA. 

GaspA . 

Hull . 

Iberville . 

Joliette . 

Kamouraska. 

Labelle . 

Montmagny . . 
Montreal . 

Nioolet . 

Pontiac . 

yuebeo . 

Riohelieu _ 

Rimouski . 

Roberval . 

Rouyn- 
Noranda.. . . 
Saguenay  .... 
St.  Francois. . 
St.  Hyacinthe 
TAmis- 

camingue 
Terrebonne. . . 
Three  Rivers 


P.O.  Address 


New  Carlisle . 

Chicoutimi . 

PeroA  . 

Isle-de-la- Madeleine. 

Hull . 

St.  Jean . 

Joliette . 

RiviAre  du  Loup .... 


Mt.  Laurier 
Montmagnv 
Montreal. . . . 


Nioolet. 


Campbell’s  Bay . 

Quebec . 

Sorel . 

Rimouski . 

Roberval . 


Rouyn. .  . 

La  Malbaie _ 

Sherbrooke . . . 
St.  Hyacinthe. 


Ville- Marie _ 

St.  Jerome _ 

Three  Rivers. 


Sheriff 


F.  J.  LeGresley 

R.  Delisle . 

J.  F.  Meager. . . 
Nap.  Briand  (Dep) 
RomAo  St.  Pierre 
Richard  Mercier. 


P.  E.  Martin. 


Adrien  Larose  . .  . 
Chs.-Omer  Bernier 
Oaisse  &  Hurteau 


A.  Blondin . 

D.  Sloan . 

J.-R.  Gobeil . 

Rosaire  Paquin  . . 
Charles  Garon. .. 
A.  Tremblay . 


J.H.Charbonneau 
Pierre  NAron. . . . 

J.  Labreque . 

R.  Bousquet . 


Jules  Grenier  .... 
Albert  Fournelle. 
Mercier  &  Pellerin 


man  constable 


B.  Hamilton 
Jules  Bergeron 
Dan  O’Leary 


Aohille  Ricard 
J.  P.  Hamel 
Philippe  Geoffroy 
Ernest  Paradis 

J.  Lesage 
Jos.  Oorneau 


Jos.  Racine 
Rosaire  Paquin 
Alfred  Belanger 
L.  P.  Levesque 

R.  J.  Desmeules 
Pitre  NAron 


H.  Dupras 

M.  Lavigne 
Jos.  Bertrand 


‘Officials  are  both  Clerk  of  Crown  and  Clerk  of  Peace,  except  in  cases  marked  (C.P.) 


CITIES,  TOWNS  OVER  1,000,  AND  SECRETARIES,  QUEBEC 

In  addition  to  Cities,  Towns,  and  County  Municipalities  listed  here,  there  are  over  333  Villages  in  Quebec 


Cities 


County 


Clerk  or  Secretary 


Arvida . 

Beauharnois . 

Cap-de-la-Madeleine. . 

Chicoutimi . 

Drummondville . 

Gifford . 

Granby . 

Grand  ’MAre . 

Hull . 


Chicoutimi.. 

Beauharnois 

Champlain,. 

Chicoutimi.. 

Drummond.. 

Quebec . 

Shelford . 

Champlain. . 
Hull . 


Jacques-Cartier . 

Joliette . 

Lachine . 

Lauzon . 

LA  vis . 

Longueuil . 

Magog  . 

Montreal . 

Noranda . 

Outremont . 

QuAbec . 

RiviAre-du-Loup . 

Rouyn . 

St.-Hyacinthe . 

Ste-Foy . 

St. -Jean . . 

St  JArbme . 

St-.  Lambert . 

St  Laurent . 

St-Michel  . 

Salaberry-de- 

Valleyfield . 

Shawinigan  Falls 

Sherbrooke . 

Sillery . 

Sorel . 

Thetford  Mines . 

Trois-Rivieres . 

Verdun . 

Westmount . 

Towns 

Acton  Vale . 

AJma . 

Ajnos . 


Chambly . 

Joliette . 

*Ile-de-MontrAal . 

LAvis . 

LAvis . 

Chambly . . — 

Stanstead . 

*Ile-de-MontrAal . 

TAmiscamingue . 

*Ile-de-MontrAal . 

QuAbec . 

RiviAre-du-Loup . 

TAmiscamingue . 

St.  -Hyacinthe . 

QuAbec . 

St.- Jean . 

Terrebonne . 

Chambly . 

*Ile-de-MontrAal  . 

*Ile-de-MontrAal . 

Beauharnois . 

St.-Maurice . 

Sherbrooke . 

QuAbec 

Richelieu . 

MAgantic . 

St.-Maurice . 

♦De-de-MontrAal - 

*Ile-de-MontrAal - 

Bagot . 

Lac-St-Jean . 

Abitibi . 


J.-AIphAe  Frechette 
Lucien  Primeau 
Arthur  Beaudin 
Gaston  Carrier 
Gaston  Mont.plaisir 
Ronald  BeauprA 
Donat  Brosseau 
Emile  Lacroix 
H.-LAon  Leblanc 
Jean-Charles  Desjardins 
Raoul  JettA 
Emile  Daoust 
LAvis  Bourassa 
Pierre  Lemieux,  N.P. 

L. -Paul  Gagnon 
Roger  A.  Boudreau 
Charles-E.  LongprA 
C.-E.  Comeau 

C.  P.  McGee 
F.-X.  Chouinard 
Jos.  Lebel 

Roger  Saint-Sauveur 

M. -A.  David 
Joseph  Morin 
J.-W.  Boutin 
Octavien  Tessier 
Clarence  F.  Potter 
J.-A.  Limoges 
A.-E.  Chevrier 


Charles  Codebecq 
EugAne  Dumas 
H.-P.  Emond 
Chas.  Langois.  I.  P. 
ThAodore  Bardier 
Fernand  PoirA 
Georges  Beaumier 


A.  J.  Burgess 

A.  W.  D.  Swan,  F.C.I.b. 


Fernand  MAnard 
J.-E.  C6tA 
Lionel  Paren 


‘The  cities  and  towns 
formerly  appearing 
within  the  counties 
of  Jacques  Cartier 
and  Hochelaga  are 
now  included  under 
the  heading  “Ile-de- 
MontrAal”,  though 
the  latter  does  not 
constitute  a  munici¬ 
pal  county. 


418 


QUEBEC 


[1956 


Towns. 


County. 


Clerk  or  Secretary. 


Arthabaska . 

Asbestos . 

Aylmer . 

Bagoiville . . 

Baie-Comeau . 

Baie-d’Urfee . 

Beaconslield . 

Beauceville . 

Beauoeville-Est . 

Beauport . 

Bedford . 

Belleterre . 

Beloeii . 

lerthierville . 

Jlaok  Lake . 

iourlamaque . 

Brompton  ville . 

Buckingham.  . .  . 

Cadillac . 

Chambly . 

Charlesbourg . 

Chkteauguay . 

Chibougamau . 

Chicoutimi-Nord 

Coaticook . 

Cookshire . 

Cflte-St-Luc . 

Courville . 

Cowansville . 

Dolbeau  . 

Donnacona . 

Dorion . 

Dorval . 

Duparquet . 

East  Angus . 

Farnham . 

Forestville . 

Fort-Chambly . 

Gatineau . 

Greenfield  Park . 

Hampstead . 

Hauterive . 

Huntingdon . 

Iberville . 

Ile-PeiTOt . 

Isle  Maligne . 

Jonquibres . 

Kbnogami . 

L’Abord-4-Plouffe  . . . 

Lachute . 

La  Petite-Rivibre..  . . 

La  Prairie . 

LaSalle .  . 

La  Sarre . . 

L’Assomption . 

La  Tuque . 

Laurentides . 

Laval-des-Rapides _ 

Laval-Ouest . 

LeMoyne . 

Lonnoxville . 

Lbry.  . 

Loretteville  . 

Louiseville  . 

Magamic . 

Mackay  ville . 

Malartio . 

Maple  Grove . 

Marieville . 

Matane . 

Mbgantic . 

Mistassini . 

Mont-Joli . 

Mont-Laurier . 

Montmagny . 

Montmorency  . 

Montrbal-East . 

Montrbal-North . 

Montrbal-West . 

Montrbal-South . 

Mount-Royal . 

Murdochville . 

Naud  ville . 

Nicolet  . 

Plessis  ville . 

Pointe-aux -Trembles . 


Artbabaska . 

Richmond . 

Gatineau . 

Chicoutimi . 

Saguenay  . 

Ile-de-Montrbal.. 
*Ile-de-Montreal . 

Beauce . 

Beauce . 

Qubbec . 

iVlissisquoi . 

Tbmiscamingue. . 

Verchbres . 

Berthier . 

Mbgantic . 

Abitibi . 

Richmond . 

Papineau . 

Abitibi . 

Chambly . 

Qubbec . 

Ch&teauguay _ 

Abitibi . 

Chicoutimi . 

Stanstead . 

Compton . 

Ile-de-Montrbal. . 

Qubbec . 

Missisquoi . 

Lac-St.-Jean .... 

Portneuf . 

Vaudreuil . 

*Ile-de-Montrbal . 

Abitibi . 

Compton . 

iVlissisquoi . 

Saguenay . 

Chambly . 

Hull . 

Chambly . 

*Ile-de-Montreal 

Saguenay . 

Huntingdon . 

Iberville . 

Vaudreuil . 

Lac-St-Jean . 

Chicoutimi . 

Chicodtimi . 

Ile-de-Montrbal  . 

Argenteuil  . 

Qubbec . 

Laprairio . 

*Ile-de-Montrbal. 

Abitibi  . 

L’Assomption _ 

Champlain . 

L’Assomption. . . . 
Ile-de-Montrbal. . 
Ile-de-Montrbal . . 

Chambly . 

Sherbrooke  . 

Chateauguay .... 

Qubbec . 

Maskinongb . 

Abitibi . 

Chambly . 

Abitibi . 

Beauharnois . 

Rouville . 

Matane . 

Frontenac . 

Lac-St-Jean . 

Rimouski . 

Labelle . 

Montmagny. . 

Qubbec  . . . 

*Ile-de-Montrbal . 
*Ile-de-Montrbal. 
*Ile-de-Montrbal. 

Chambly . 

Ile-de-Montrbal. . 

Gaspb . 

Lac-St-Jean . 

Nicolet . 

Mbgantic . 

“Ile-de-Montrbal . 


Wilfrid  Ramsay 

J.-H.-L.  Olivier 

Mi’s,  'ihoinas  E.  Ritchie 

J.-Eug.  Irtmblay 

M.  Carpentier 

H.-A.  soucy 

Michael- A.  Rousseau 

Hugues  VeiJleux 

Conrad  Mathieu 

Geo. -Emile  Boutet 

E.-E.  Lemers 

Paul-E  Gauthier 

Paul-Raymond  Choquette 

J.- Albert  Tellier 

J.-O.  Laplante 

J,-A.  LeBlanc 

Aimb  Benoit 

H.  J.  Gorman 

Lucien  Grbgoire 

J.-C.  Mallei te 

J. -Marcel  Dai’veau 

Renb  Lussier 

Bernard  Lajeune 

David  Boucher 

Romuald  Dumont 

Colin  Standish 

C.  W.  Houston 
L.-P.  Laplante 
J.-R.  Ouellette 

D.  Lefebvre 
Horence  Pbpin 

E. -Art.  Caron 
Armand  DelTorchio 
J.-M.  Hbbert 

A.  Toui'igny  N.P. 

Jean  Vinette 
Laurent  Lagueux 

C. -A.  St.-Onge 
Lbo  Giroux 

E.  A.  Nightingale 
Claude-G.  Rioux 
Gilbert  Moff'att 
Erie  C.  Martin 
J.-R.  Courtemanche 
J.-V.  Ross 
Douglas  Hewitt 
Paul-Emile  Fortin 
Holland  Coulombe,  N.P. 
Yvon  Lavoie 

Claude  Daoust. 

P.-H.  Gauvin 
Lbopold  Pbladeau 
Albert  Gravel 
Jules  Lavigne 
Ei'nest  Archambault 
A.-A.  Dupont 
Holland  Hogue 
R.  Jasmin 
J  ean  Galarneau 
Jacques  Comtois 
W.  R.  Baker 
Louis  Quesnel 
J.  R.  Durand 
Kbrni  Paul 
Paul  Mbthot,  N.P. 

Henri  Brabant 
L.  C.  Savai'd 
Romuald  Dubuc 
O.-J.-B.  Goyette,  N.P. 
Edouard  Dionne 
Hervb  Fecteau 
Gbrard  Savard 
Ei'nest  Bleau 
Renb  Leduc 
J.-Renb  Cotb 
Gaston  St-Pierre 

F. -Jos.  Legi'is 
Renb  Bergeron,  C.A 

F.  Radcliffe 

Yvon  Saurette 

D.  W.  Lough 
Gabiiel  Bernard,  N  P. 
Thomas-Louis  Villeneuve 
Armand  Proulx 
Marcel  Collin 

Paul- Aimb  Trudeau 


1956] 


QUEBEC 


419 


Towns. 


County. 


Clerk  or  Secretary. 


Pointe-Claire . 

Pont-Viau . 

Port-Alfred  . 

Qubbec-Ouest . 

Richmond . 

Rigaud . 

Rimouski . 

Ri  vibre-d  es-  Prairies. . 

Roberval . 

ate-Agathe-des-Monts 

Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue 

St-Eustacho . 

St^Fblicien  . . 

St-Georges . 

St-Georges-Ouest.  ... 
St-Joseph-de-Sorel. . . 
St-Lbonard-de-Port- 

Maurice  . 

St- Martin . 

St- Pierre . 

St-Rbmi . 

Ste-Rose . 

Ste-Thbrbse . 

St-Tite . 

St- Vincent-de-Paul . . 

Sootstown . 

Sept-Iles . 

Temiscaming . 

Terrebonne . 

Tracy . 

TTois-Pistoles. . 

Val-d’Or . 

Victoria  ville . 

Waterloo . 

Windsor . 


lle-de-Montrbal . 

Ile-de-Montreal . 

Chicoutimi . 

Quebec  . 

Richmond . 

Vaudreuil . 

Rimouski . 

lle-d  e-Mon  trbal . 

Lac-St-Jean . 

Terrebonne . 

Mle-de-Montrbal . 

Deu\-Montagnes _ 

Lac-St-Jean . 

Beauce  . 

Beauce  . 

Richelieu . 

*lle-de-Montrbal _ 

Ile-d e-Mon  trbal . 

*lle-de-Montrbal . 

Napier  ville . 

Ile-de-Montrbal . 

Terrebonne . 

Champlain . 

Ile-de-Montreal . 

Compton . 

Saguenay . 

Tbmiscamingue . 

Terrebonne . 

Richelieu . 

Rivibre  du  Loup . 

Abitibi . 

Arthabaska . 

Shefford . 

Richmond . 


Oliver  Nicholson 
Bernard  Langevin 
Willie  Tremblay 
Roger  Gauvin 

G.  Marveau  Alexander 
J.  Dbom,  N.P. 

Armand  Gagnon 
Claude-A.  Voukirakis 
L.-A.  Brossoau 
Georges  Vanier 
Emile  Robillard 
Henri  Chaurette 
J.-C.  Guy 

Edmond  Grenier 
Gustave  Bourque 
Paul  Rousseau,  Q.C. 

J.-A.  Cadieux 
Alphonse  Goyer 

H. -Florimond  Malo 
Jean  Brossard,  N.P. 
Lbopold  Labonville 
J.-A.  Lajeunesse 
Jean- Louis  Cloutier 
Armand  Brisebois 
Paul  Beaudoin 
J.-A.  Boissinot,  J.P. 

G.  R.  Ledingham 
Osias  Vbzina 
Gaston  LaForest 
P.-E.  Bbrube 
Albert  Philbert. 
Raymond  Beaudet,  Q.C. 
J.-A.  Renaud 

Mile.  Aurore  Bolduc 


*See  note  under 
list  of  cities 


COUNTY  MUNICIPALITIES,  QUEBEC 


County. 

County  Town. 

Argenteuil . 

Lachute . 

Arthabaska . 

Arthabaska . 

Bagot . 

St-Liboire . 

Beauce . 

Beauce  ville . 

Beauharnois . 

Beauharnois . 

Bellechasse . 

St-Raphael . 

Berthier . 

Berthier  ville. . 

Bonaventure . 

New  Carlisle . 

Brome . 

Knowlton . 

Chambly . 

Longueuil . 

Champlain . 

Ste-Genevibve-de- 

Batiscan . 

Charlevoix  Est . 

La  Malbaie . 

Charlevoix  Ouest. . . . 

Baie-St-Paul . 

Ch&teauguay . 

Ste-Martine . 

Chicoutimi . 

Chicoutimi . 

Compton . 

Cookshire . 

Deux-Montagnes - 

Ste-Scholastique . 

Dorchester . 

Ste-Hbnbdine . 

Drummond . 

I  irummondville . 

Frontenac . 

Mbgantic . 

Gaspb  Est . 

Percb . 

Gaspb  Ouest . 

Ste-Anne-des-Monts. . 

Gatineau . 

Maniwaki . 

Hochelaga . 

Montrbal . 

Hull . 

Hull . 

Huntingdon . 

Huntingdon . 

Iberville . 

Iberville . 

Iles-de-la-Madeleine. 

Havre- Aubert . 

Jacques-Cartier  ...  . 

Pointe-Claire . 

Joliette . 

Joliette . 

Kamouraska . 

St-Pascal . 

Labelle . . 

Mont-Laurier . 

Lac-St-Jean  Est . 

Alma . 

Lac-St-Jean  Ouest. . . 

Roberval . 

La  Prairie . 

La  Prairie  . 

L’Assomption . 

L’Assomption  . 

Ste-Rose . 

Lbvis . 

St-Romuald . 

L'Islet . 

St- J  ean-Port- J  oli . 

Sec. -Treasurer 
Address  to  County  Town  unless  other 
address  given. 


Laval  Goulet 

E.  M.  Jones 

C.-R.  Garneau,  N.P. 

J.-A.  Lemonde,  N.P. 

Seraphin  Bolduc,  Beauceville-Est. 

J.  M.  Leduc,  N.P.,  36  St.  Obcile,  Valleyfleld 
J.-E.  Beaudoin 
J.-D.  Giroux,  N.P. 

B.  D.  Law 
J.-P.  Lefebvre 

Euclide  Vbzina,  Bouoherville 

A.-J.-O.  Bergeron,  N.P. 

Pierre-Renb  Bouliane 
Roger  Dufour 
A.  Langis 

C.  E.  Boivin,  N.P. 

J.  A.  Bourgault 

J.  Lbonidas  Beaudet 
Raymond  Lacasse 
Marcel  Marier 

D.  L.  Lippb,  N.P. 

J.-E.  LeBoutillier 
L.-P.  Langelier 
Mrs.  P.  Joanis 

J.  O.  Larose,  N.P.,  10  St-Jacques  Ouest, 
Lionel  Mougeot  [Montreal 

Jas.  E.  Barrett 
Bernard  Larocque 

F. -A.  Painchaud 

J  A.  Dugas,  N.P.,  Ste-Genevlbve-de-  Pierre- 
C.  E.  Hbtu  [fonds 

Armand  Martin,  St-Andrb-de-Kamouraska 
Lucien  Cyr,  N.P..  L'Annonciation 

E. -O.  Hudon,  Hbbertville 
Chas-E.  Simard 

G.  Pdladeau 

J.-E.  Beauchamp,  N.P. 

Josb-C.  Limoges 
Antoine  Gosselin 
Emile  M.-D6chbne,  N.P. 


420 


QUEBEC 


[1956 


COUNTY  MUNICIPALITIES— Continued 


County. 

County  Town. 

Sac. -Treasurer 

Lotbinibre . 

Ste-Croix . 

Jos.  Bddard 

Maskinoug6 . 

Louiseville . 

Jean-Paul  Chevalier,  N.P. 

lVlatane . 

Matane . 

G.-A.  Lebel,  N.P. 

Matapbdia . 

Amqui . 

Andrb-A.  Levesque 

Mbgantic . 

Inverness . 

Edouard  Houde,  Plessisville 

Missisquoi . 

Bedford . 

Y.  Fortin,  N.P. 

Montcalm . 

Ste-Julienne . 

J.  A.  Brissette,  N.P. 

Montmagny . 

Montmagny . 

Gonzague  Bblanger,  N.P. 

Montmorency,  No.  1. 

Chateau -Richer . 

J.  E.  Rancourt 

Montmorency,  No.  2. 

Ste-Fainille,  I.  O . 

Henri  Aubin,  St-Pierre-d’Orl6ans 

Napierville . 

Napierville . 

J.E.  Dupont,  N.P. 

Nicolet . 

B6cancourt . 

R.  Roy,  N.P.,  St-Ldonard-d’Aston 

Papineau . 

Papineauville . 

Albert  Boulais 

Pontiac . 

Campbell’s  Bay . 

Arthur  Labelle,  Waltham 

Portneuf . 

Cap-Sail  t6 . 

Alfred  Naud,  Deschambault 

Quebec . 

Loretteville . 

Adblard  L’Heureux,  N.P. 

Richelieu . 

Sorel . 

J.-A.  L’Heureux,  N.P. 

Richmond  . 

Richmond . 

Camille  Dupuis.  N.P. 

Rimouski . 

Rimouski . 

Emile  Gagnon.  N.P.,  Bic 

Rivibredu-Loup  — 

Rivi6re-du-Loup . 

Paul  E.  Roy,  St-  Arsine 

Rouville . 

Marieville . 

L. -Victor  Benoit 

Saguenay . 

Tadoussac . 

Francois  Lapointe 

St-Hyacinthe . 

St-Hyacinthe . 

Henri  Morin,  N.P. 

St- Jean . 

St-Jean . 

Lionel  Desmarais,  N.P. 

St-Maurice . 

Yamachiche . 

Oscar  Leclerc 

Shefford . 

Waterloo . 

Chs-H.  Lefebvre 

Sherbrooke  . 

Sherbrooke  . 

S.  W.  Broderick,  Compton 

Soulanges . 

Coteau  Landing . 

L.  Ldger 

Stanstead . 

Ayer’s  Cliff . 

H.  S.  Sanderson 

TAmiseamingue . 

Vi  11  e-Marie . 

Jules  Grenier 

Tdmiscouata . 

N.-D.-du-Lac _ 

J.  A.  Langlais,  N.P.,  Rivibre-Bleue 

Terrebonne . 

St-.T6r6me . 

J. -An tony  Lessard 

Vatidreuil . 

Vandreuil . 

Frs.-Ed.  Belliveau 

Verchbres . 

Verchfres . 

Claude  Geoffrion.  N.P. 

Wolfe . 

Ham-Sud . 

Rene  Boucher,  N.P.,  Wotton 

Yamaska . 

St-Francois-dn-Lac. . . 

Henri  Niquet 

LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

24th  Legislature  Elected  16th  July,  1952 
The  maximum  duration  of  a  Parliament  in  Quebec  is  6  years 
Speaker,  Hon.  Maurice  Tellier.  Deputy  Speaker,  Daniel  Johnson 
Leader  of  Opposition,  Georges  E.  Lapalme 
For  officers  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  see  Index. 

Standing  of  parties:  Union  Nationale  66,  Liberals  22,  Others  4,  Total  92 
The  standing  of  parties  at  the  dissolution  of  the  23rd  Legislature  was: 

Liberal  8.  Union  Nationale  82.  Other  2.  Total  92 
Over  and  above  sessional  indemnities  of  $4,000: 

The  Speaker  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  receives  an  indemnity  of  $7,000,  an  allowance  of  $1,000  for  enter¬ 
tainment  and  a  lodging  allowance  of  $1,000. 

The  Deputy  Speaker:  an  indemnity  of  $4,000  plus  an  allowance  of  $1,000  for  entertainment. 

The  Leader  of  the  Opposition:  an  indemnity  of  $6,000  plus  an  allowance  of  $4,000  for  entertainment. 

For  every  session  of  the  Legislature  extending  beyond  30  days,  each  member  of  the  Legislative  Assembly 
and  of  the  Legislative  Council  receives  an  indemmty  of  $4,000  and  an  annual  allowance  of  $2,000  for  travelling 
expenses,  omce  expenses,  etc. 


CONSTITUENCY 


Abilibi  East . 

Abitibi  West . 

Argenteuil . 

Arthabaska . 

Bagot . 

Beauce . 

Beauharnois . 

Bellechasse . 

Berthier . 

Bonaventure . 

Brome . 

Chambly . 

Champlain . 

Charlevoix-Saguenay 


MEMBER  ELECTED  WITH 
PARTY  ALLEGIANCE 


Miquelon,  Jacques . U.N. 

Lesage,  Emile . U.N. 

Cottingham,  Wm.  M . . . ' '  U.N. 

Labb6,  J.  A.  Wilfrid . ’ .  j  U.N. 

Johnson,  Daniel . . ... .  U.N. 

Poulin,  G.  Octave . ...'.  U.N. 

Hubert,  J.  S.  Edgar . u'.N. 

Poirier,  Alphas . U.N. 

Lavall6e,  J.  A.  Azellus . "  [  ’  U.N. 

Jolicoeur,  Henri . U.N. 

Fox,  Warwick . U.N, 

Roche,  J.  Redmond . ' "  U.n'. 

Bellemare,  Dr.  Maurice . .  .  .  .  U.N. 

Leclerc,  Arthur . U.N. 


POST  OFFICE 


Malartic . 

Macamic. . . 

Lachute . 

Ste-Victoire . 

Saint-Pie . 

St.  Martin . 

Salaberry-de-Valleyfieid . 

Quebec . 

Ste  Genevieve . 

Quebec . ’ 

Foster . 

18  Aberdeen  Ave.,  Westmount.  . 

Cap  de  la  Madeleine . 

La  Malbaie . 


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QUEBEC 


421 


CONSTITUENCY 

MEMBER  ELECTED  WITH 

PARTY  ALLEGIANCE 

POST  OFFICE 

Chdteauguay . . . 

Chicoutimi . 

Compton . 

Deux-M  ontagnes . 

Dorchester . 

Drummond . 

Laberge,  Arthur . U.N . 

Talbot,  Antonio . U.N. 

French,  John . U.N. 

Sauv6,  J.-M.-Paul . U.N. 

B6gin,  Joseph-D . U.N. 

Chateauguay . 

Chicoutimi . 

Cookshire . 

Outremont . 

Ste-Germain-du-Lac-Etchemin.. . 

Oaspd  North . 

Qaspi  South . 

Oatineau . 

Hull . 

Huntingdon . 

Couturier,  Alphonse . U.N. 

Pouliot,  Dr.  Camille-E . U.N. 

Desjardins,  Gerard . U.N. 

Tach6,  Alexandre . U.N. 

Somerville,  H.  Alister  D . U.N. 

Thuot,  Yvon . U.N. 

Ste.  Anne  des  Monts . 

Cap-d’Espoir . 

Maniwaki . 

Hull . 

Montreal  (1620  Cedar  Ave.) .... 

J  acques-C  artier . 

Joliette . 

Kamouraska . 

Labelle . 

Lake  St.  John . 

L'Aseomption . 

Laval . 

Laviolette . 

Kirkland,  Dr.  Charles-Aim6 . Lib. 

Barrette,  Antonio . U.N. 

Plourde,  J.  A . U.N. 

Paquette,  Dr.  J.-H.-Albiny . U.N. 

Auger,  Dr.  Antonio . U.N. 

Chartrand,  Victor-S . U.N. 

Barricre,  J.  0 . U.N. 

Ducharme.  Romulus . U.N. 

Ville  St-Pierre . 

J  oliette . 

Mont  Carmel . 

Mont-Laurier . 

St.  Joseph  d'Alma . 

L’Epiphanie . 

Montreal . 

La  Tuque . 

V  Islet . 

Lotbinikre . 

Magdalen  Islands . 

Lizotte,  Dr.  J.  C.  Fernand . U.N. 

Bernatchez,  Ren6 . U.N. 

Langlais,  Hornisdas . U.N. 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli . 

St.  Flavien . 

Quebec,  771  St.  Cyrille  St . 

Maskinonge . 

Matane . 

Matapddia . 

Migantic . 

Missisquoi . 

Montcalm . 

Montmagny . 

M  ontmorency . 

Montrdal-J eanne-Mance .  .  . 
Montrdal-Laurier . 

Caron,  Germain . U.N. 

Gagnon,  On&ime . U.N. 

Gagnon,  Clovis . U.N. 

Labb6,  TancreSde . U.N. 

Bertrand,  J.  J . U.N. 

Tellier,  J. -Maurice . U.N. 

Rivard,  Marie  Antoine . U.N. 

Provost,  Yves . U.N. 

Louiseville . 

Quebec . 

Sayabec . 

Thetford  Mines . 

Sweetsburg . 

Joliette . 

Quebec . 

Beauport . 

Gagn6,  Arsine . U.N. 

Montreal . 

M  ontreal-Notre-Dame-de- 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 

Montreal . 

Verdun . 

N  apierville-Laprairie . 

Riendeau,  Hercule . U.N. 

Roy,  Camille . U.N. 

Lorrain,  J.-Rom6o . U.N. 

Johnston,  Raymond . U.N. 

Chalifour,  Rosaire . U.N. 

N  apierville . 

St-L6onard . 

Papineau . 

Pontiac . 

Portneuf . 

Buckingham . 

Otter  Lake . 

Cap-Sant6 . 

Quebec . 

Quebec  Center . 

Quebec  East . 

Quebec  West . 

Richelieu . 

Cloutier,  Maurice. . U.N. 

Marquis,  J.  Antonin . Lib. 

Savard,  Jules . Lib. 

Cournoyer,  J.  P.  G . Lib. 

Quebec . 

Quebec . 

Quebec . 

Sorel . 

Asbestos . 

Rimouslci . 

Riviere-du-Loup . 

Roberval . 

Rouville . 

Rouyn-N oranda . 

St-Hyacinthe . 

St- Jean . 

Dubi,  Alfred . U .N . 

Gagni,  Romeo . U .N . 

Marcotte,  Antoine . U.N. 

Barr6,  Laurent . U.N. 

Dallaire,  Guy . U.N. 

Bousquet,  Jacques . U.N. 

Beaulieu,  Paul . U.N. 

Beaus6jour,  Rimouski . 

Rividre-du-Loup . 

Roberval . 

L’Ange-Gardien . 

Noranda . 

St-Hyacinthe . 

St- Jean . 

Shawinigan  Falls . 

St-Sauveur . 

Saguenay . 

Shefford . 

Sherbrooke . 

Stanstead . 

Boudreau,  J.  F . U.N. 

Ouellet,  Pierre . U.N. 

Jacques  Bousquet . U.N. 

Bourque,  J.-S . U.N. 

Girin,  J.  J.  Denis . U.N. 

Quebec . 

Baie  Comeau . . 

Granby . 

Sherbrooke . 

Coaticook . 

Rouyn . 

Timiscouata . 

Terrebonne . 

Trois-Rivihres . 

Vaudreuil-Soulanges . 

Verchires . 

Westmount-St-Oeorge . 

Raymond,  J. -Antoine . U.N. 

Blanchard,  J.-L. . U.N. 

Duplessis,  Maurice-L . U ,N . 

Jeannotte,  Jos.-Edouard . U.N. 

Dupr6,  Arthur . Lib. 

Hyde,  John  R . Lib. 

St-Louis-du-Ha!  Ha! . 

Ste-Th^se-de-Blain  ville . 

Trois-Rivi6res . 

Vaudreuil . 

Verch&res . 

Westmount . 

Garthby . 

Yamaska . 

Elie,  Antonio . U.N. 

Baieville . 

ICL8KCL . . . . . . . — - - 

Lib.  =  Liberal.  U.N.  =  Union  Nationale.  _ Ind,  =>  Independent 


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PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 

Wan  established  on  1st  September,  1905.  Area  251,700  square  miles.  Population,  1951  census,  829.175 
Seat  of  Government — Legislative  Bldg.,  Regina 
Lieutenant-Governor — The  Honourable  W.  J.  Patterson 
Aide-de-Camp,  (Cmdr.)  N.  E.  Whitmore  Private  Secretary ,  Miss  Ruby  McCannell. 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 


Premier ,  President  of  Council,  and  Minister  of  Co¬ 
operation  and  Co-operative  Development . 

Hon.  Thomas  C.  Douglas,  M.A. 
Provincial  Treasurer. .  .Hon.  Clarence  M.  Fines  B  A. 
Attorney  General.  .  .  .Hon.  J.  W.  Corman,  Q.C.,  B.A. 

Minister  of  Agriculture . Hon.  I.  C.  Nollet 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs.  .Hon.  L.  F.  McIntosh 

Minister  of  Labour . Hon.  C.  C.  Williams 

Minister  of  Public  Health . Hon.  T.  J.  Bentley 


Minister  of  Natural  and  Mineral  Resources, 

Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank 
Minister  of  Highways  and  Transportation 

Hon.  John  T.  Douglas 
Minister  of  Education  .  Hon.  Woodrow  S.  Lloyd,  B.A. 
Minister  of  Social  Welfare  and  Rehabilitation 

Hon.  J.  H.  Sturdy 

Minister  of  Public  Works . Hon.  J.  A.  Darling 

Minister  of  Telephones . Hon.  A.  G.  Kuziak 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  J.  W.  Burton 


LEGISLATIVE  OFFICIALS 


Secretary  to  the  Premier . Miss  E.  M.  McKinnon 


Executive  Assistant  to  the  Premier . H.  S.  Lee 

Legislative  Counsel  and  Law  Clerk . H.  Wadge 

Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly . G.  Stephen 


Provincial  Librarian . Miss  M.  Donaldson 

Legislative  Librarian . J.  Archer 

Archivist . Lewis  H.  Thomas 

Clerk  of  Executive  Council . J.  M.  Telford 


LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Sessional  Indemnity,  including  allocation  for  expenses,  $3,600,  with  an  extra  allowance  to  the  Leader 

of  the  Opposition,  of  $4,000. 

The  salary  of  the  Premier  is  $8,500  per  annum;  other  ministers,  $7,000. 

Maximum  duration  of  Legislature  is  five  years. 

Last  4  General  Elections,  June  8th,  1938,  June  15th,  1944,  June  24th,  1948,  June  11th,  1952. 
Speaker , _Hon.  Tom  Johnstcm  Deputy  Speaker,  John  Wellbelove 


Law  Clerk,  Harold  Wadge,  Q.C. 
Constituency  Member  Address 

Arm  River . G.  H.  Danielson,  Lib . Davidson 

Athabasks . James  Ripley,  Lib . Island  Falls 

Battlefords,  The. E.  Kramer,  CCF .  .  North  Battleford 

Bengough . A.  L.  S.  Brown,  CCF . Readlyn 

Biggar . Hon.  W.  S.  Lloyd,  CCF . Regina 

Canninalon . Ross  McCarthy,  Lib . Coming 

Canora . Hon.  A.  G.  Kuziak,  CCF .  .  .  .Regina 

Cumberland .  .  .  .  W.  J.  Berezowsky,  CCF.  Meath  Park 

Cutknife . Hon.  I.  C.  Nollet,  CCF .  Regina 

Elrose . M.  J.  Willis,  CCF . Eston 

Oravelbourg . E.  H.  Walker,  CCF . Mazenod 

Hanley . R.  Walker,  CCF . Sutherland 

Humbolt . Hon.  J.  W.  Burton,  CCF.  .  .  .Regina 

Kamsack . Arnold  Feusi,  CCF . Kamsack 

Kelsey . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank, CCF  Regina 

Kelvington . Peter  A.  Howe,  CCF.  .  .  .  Foam  Lake 

Kerrobert- 

Kindersley . .  .  .  J.  Wellbelove,  CCF.  .Eston,  Box  141 

Kinistino . H.  Begrand,  CCF . Hoey 

Last  Mountain .  .R.  Brown, 

CCF.  ..  .4112  Regina  Ave.,  Regina 

Lumsden . Wm.  S.  Thair,  CCF . Lumsden 

Maple  Creek. .  .  .  A.  C.  Cameron,  Lib . Richmound 

Meadow  Lake. .  H.  C.  Dunfield,  Lib, .  .Meadow  Lake 

M  el  fort-  T  isdale  .C.  S.  Willis,  CCF . Resource 

Melville . A.  P.  Brown,  CCF .  Melville 

Milestone . J.  W.  Erb,  CCF . Lang 

Moose  Jaw  City.  D.  H.  R.  Heming 

..  _  CCF .  .1 6  Eden  Block,  MooseJaw 

Moose  Jaw  Ckty .  Hon.  J.  W.  Corman, 

Q  C.,  CCF . Regina 

Moosomm . H.  McDonald, 

Lib.  .3130  Hill  Ave.,  Regina 
Morse . James  Gibson,  CCF . Caron 


Regina  City .  , 
Regina  City .  . 
Rosthern.  . 


Clerk  of  Assembly,  G.  Stephen 
Leader  of  the  Opposition,  A.  Loptson 

Constituency  Member  Address 

Nxpawin . T.  R.  MacNutt,  Lib . Arborfield 

Notukeu- 

Willowbunch  .  N .  L.  Buchanan,  CCF. Swift  Current 
Prince  Albert.  .  .Hon.  L.  F.  McIntosh,  CCF .  .Regina 
“P'P  eil  e— 

Wolseley . W.  H.  Wahl,  CCF . Glenavon 

Redberry . . D.  Zipehen,  CCF . Hafford 

Regina  City .  .  .  .Mrs.  Marjorie  Cooper, 

CCF .  .  .Regina,  2069  Cameron  St. 
.  .Hon.  C.  C.  Williams,  CCF.  .Regina 
.  .Hon.  C.  M.  Fines,  CCF . .  .  .Regina 

.  .  S.  H.  Carr,  Lib . Warman 

Rosetown . Hon.  J.  T.  Douglas,  CCF .  .  .Regina 

Saltcoats . A.  Loptson,  Lib. 

Argyle  Apts.,  Yorkton 
Saskatoon  City.  .Hon.  J.  H.  Sturdy,  CCF .  .  .  .Regina 
Saskatoon  City.  .A.  T.  Stone,  CCF.  .  .Saskatoon,  222 

Maple  St. 

Shaunavon . Hon.  T.  J.  Bently,  CCF _ Regina 

Shellbrook . Louis  W.  Larsen,  CCF . Leask 

Swift  Current. .  .Harry  Gibbs,  CCF.  .  .Swift  Current, 
„  .  „  278-4th  Ave.  E 

Souris-Estevan .  .  Robert  Kohaly,  PC . Estevan 

Touchwood . Tom  Johnston, 

CCF . 1953  Garnet  St.,  Regina 

Turtleford . R.  H.  Wooff,  CCF . Cleeves 

Wadena . F.  A.  Dewhurst,  C.C.F..  .  Archerwill 

Watrous . Hon.  James  A.  Darling, 

CCF . Regina 

Weyburn . Hon.  T.  C.  Douglas,  CCF.  ..Regina 

Wilkie . J.  W.  Horsman,  Lib . Unity 

Yorkton . A.  P.  Swallow,  CCF . Theodore 


Party  Standing- 10  Liberals,  42  Co-operative  Commonwealth  Federation,  1  Progressive  Conservative. 
°C.eF.!fliR-P.C.i0L  IndPrie,TotaS15|giSlatUre’  ^ 1952'  Party  Standing  at  ^solution,  19  Liberal, 


31  C, 

CHIEF  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ATTORNEY  GENERAL 

Attorney  General . Hon.  J.  W.  Corman,  Q  C 

Deputy  Attorney  General . J.  L.  Salterio.  Q.C. 

Solicitors,  J.  C.  Treleaven,  Q.C.;  R.  S.  Meldrum, 

Q.O.;  J.  R.  Dunnet,  H.  M.  Ketcheson,  L.  J. 
baiembier. 

Administrative  Officer .  AS  Boyd 

r^":" 1  .  J,  F.' McKay,  Q.C. 

S.  Stewart,  Q.C. 


-SASKATCHEWAN 


Official  Guardian . .  p 

Master  of  Titles .  p 


Inspector  of  Legal  Offices . P.  S.  Stewart,  Q.C. 

Lhief  Surveyor,  Land  Titles . J.  C.  Trayno; 

Administrator  of  Estates  of  Mentally 

IncompeterU  . M.  E.  Somers 

Milk  Control  Board .  B.  A.  Cooke,  Chairman 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY 

Provincial  Secretary . Hon.  J.  W.  Burton 

Deputy  Provincial  Secretary . L.  J.  Beaudry 


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INSURANCE  BRANCH 

Superintendent  of  Insurance . L.  J.  Beaudry 

PROVINCIAL  PARKS 

Director  of  Parks . A.  Campbell 

Name  of  Park  Address 

Kenosee . Carlyle 

Madge  Lake . Kamsack 

Green  Water  Lake . Kelvington 

Manitou . Watrous 

Cypress  Hills . Maple  Creek 

Katepwa . Lebret 

Good  Spirit  Lake .  Theodore 

Valley  Centre.  . Ft.  Qu’Appelle 

Communications  in  respect  to  these  Parks  should 
be  addressed  to  the  Manager. 

SASKATCHEWAN  SECURITIES  COMMISSION 

Chairman . A.  E.  Blakeney 

Registrar . L.  J.  Beaudry 

Joint  Stock  Companies 

Registrar . L.  J.  Beaudry 

Deputy  Registrar . M.  P.  Bolen 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Provincial  Treasurer . Hon.  C.  M.  Fines,  B.A. 

Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer . A.  W.  Johnson 

Director,  Treasury  and  Debt  Management 

A.  P.  Baker 

Comptroller . A.  M.  Kerr 

Director ,  Revenue  Branch . D.  Drummond 

Director,  Budget  Division,  Budget  Bureau, 

J.  E.  Rowsom 

Director,  Administrative  Management  Division, 

Budget  Bureau . D.  Tansley 

Director  Farm  Loans  Branch . H.  J.  Hettle 

Chairman,  Highway  Traffic  Board . J.  A.  Christie 

THE  PROVINCIAL  AUDITOR 

Provincial  Auditor . C.  H.  Smith,  F.C.A. 

Deputy  Provincial  Auditors, 

Pre-Audit  Division . J.  M.  C.  Smith 

Post-Audit  Division . R.  C.  Hodsman,  C.A, 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS 

Minister . Hon.  J.  A.  Darling 

Deputy  Minister . E.  E.  Eisenhauer 

Executive  Assistant  and  Acting  Deputy  Minister, 

Alfred  Garvin 

Provincial  Architect . 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Minister . Hon.  I.  C.  Nollet 

Deputy  Minister . W.  H.  Horner 

Administration: 

Agricultural  Executive  Assistant  and 

A/Deputy  Minister . A.  F.  Shaw 

Supervisor  of  Records . J.  R.  Bunn 

Supervisor  of  Statistics . Edw.  H.  Evans 

Information  and  Radio . J.  J.  McConnell 

Director,  Agricultural  Representatives  and 

Supervisor,  Farm  Labour . L.  J.  Hutchison 

Director ,  Animal  Industry . E.  E.  Brockelbank 

Dairy  Commissioner . H.  S.  Hanna 

Livestock  Commissioner . C.  E.  Beveridge 

Poultry  Commissioner . F.  E.  Payne 

Provincial  Veterinarian . Dr.  T.  V.  Johnston 

Director,  Conservation  and  Development .  .  .  J.  A.  Arnot 

Water  Rights . E.  J.  Scammell 

Water  Conservation . B.  W.  Boyson 

Forage  and  Pasture  Development . J.  T.  Kyle 

Director,  Lands . A.  M.  Thomson 

Director,  Plant  Industry . R.  E.  McKenzie 

Apiary  Division . S.  E.  Bland 

Superintendent,  Seed  Plant, 

Moose  Jaw . W.  Fordham 

DEPARTMENT  OF  CO-OPERATION  AND 
CO-OPERATIVE  DEVELOPMENT 

Minister  . Hon.  T.  C.  Douglas 

Deputy  Minister . . . , . B.  N.  Arnason 

Supervisor  of  Co-operative  Assoc  ns.  .  .  G.  L.  E.  Wood 

Supervisor  of  Credit  Unions . A.  C.  MacLean 

Director  of  Trade  Services.  .  .  . . J.  Bansen 

A/ Director  of  Extension  Services . . J.  T.  Phalen 

Supervisor  of  Research  and  Statistical  Services 

W.  F.  Ferns 


Agent  General  of  the  Province  in  the  United  Kingdom 
and  Europe,  Graham  Spry,  28  Chester  Street,  Bel- 
grave  Square,  London  S.W.l,  England. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  HIGHWAYS  AND  TRANS¬ 
PORTATION 

Minister . Hon.  J.  T.  Douglas 

Deputy  Minister . L.  T.  Holmes 

Director  of  Surveys . O.  W.  Martyn 

Bridge  Engineer . M.  B.  Pierce 

Chief  Engineer . D.  A.  Lamour 

Executive  Assistant . W.  W.  Flynn 

Construction  Engineer . H.  Fleming 

Maintenance  Engineer . J.  Bortolotto 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION 
Minister,  Hon.  W.  S.  Lloyd,  B.A. 

Deputy  Minister,  A.  McCallum,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

Director  of  School  Administration,  R.  J.  Davidson, 
B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Director  of  Teacher  Training,  J.  W.  Tait,  B.C.L., 
M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ph.D. 

Director  of  Curricula,  Henry  Janzen,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 
Director  of  Examinations  and  Registrar,  A.  M.  Derby, 
M.A. 

Chief  Superintendent  of  Schools,  L.  F.  Titus,  B.A., 
B.Paed. 

Director  of  Adult  Education,  Gordon  Campbell,  M.A. 
Director  of  Physical  Fitness  and  Recreation, 

E.  W.  Stinson,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 
Director  of  Vocational  Education,  Regional  Director, 
Canadian  Vocational  Training,  J.  A.  Doyle,  B.Sc., 
Administrator  of  Education  for  N orthern  Saskatchewan, 
T.  H.  Waugh,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Provincial  Government 
Office  Building,  Prince  Albert. 

Supervisor  of  Visual  Education,  E.  F.  Holliday. 
Supervisor  of  School  Broadcasts,  Miss  M.  G.  Murray. 
Supervisor  of  Music,  Rj  Staples,  B.A.,  A.F.A. 
Supervisor  of  School  Libraries,  Miss  L.  E.  Evans, 
B.A.,  B.L.S.,  M.S. 

Supervisor  of  School  Administration,  C.  H.  Logie,  B.A., 
B.Ed. 

Supervisor  of  Guidance,  W.  G.  Bates,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 
Technical  Supervisors,  W.  W.  Sharpe,  B.  A.,  C.  F. 
MacDonald. 

Supervisor  of  School  Grants  and  Statistics,  Miss  D.  R. 
Kellam,  B.Comm.,  M.A. 

Administrative  Officer . Miss  L.  B.  Dowswell 

Principal  Teachers  College,  Saskatoon,  S.  W.  Steinson, 
M.A.,  Ed.D. 

Principal,  Teachers  College,  Moose  Jaw,  H.  C. 

Andrews,  B.S.A.,  B.Ed. 

Superintendent,  School  for  the  Deaf,  Saskatoon,  A. 
F.  Leard,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Director  of  Correspondence  Education,  G.  J.  Buck, 
B.Sc.,  M.Ed.,  Ph.D. 

Manager,  Saskatchewan  Book  Bureau,  R.  Wass. 
Teachers'  Superannuation  Commission 

Chairman . R.  J*  Davidson,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Secretary . L.  R.  Barrett 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOUR 

Minister . Hon.  C.  C.  Williams 

Deputy  Minister . H.  S.  Elkin 

Film  Censor . .  .D.  J.  Vaughan 

Chief  Inspector  Factories,  Steam  Boilers  and 

Elevators . •  Baylor 

Director  of  Wages  and  Hours . C.  K.  Murchison 

Director  of  Apprenticeship  and 

Tradesmen' s  Qualification . •  F.  H.  D.  Ellis 

Minimum  Wage  Board,  Chairman .  .  C.  K.  Murchison 

Fire  Commissioner . 

Chief  Electrical  and  Gas  Inspector . .  W.  J.  Brake 

Chief  Industrial  Relations  Officer  ...  .  .S.  J.  Tabbott 
Chairman,  Labour  Relations.  .  .P.  G.  Makaron,  G-C. 

Birk’s  Bldg.,  Saskatoon 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MUNICIPAL  AFFAIRS 

Minister . Hon.  L.  F.  McIntosh 

Deputy  Minister . John  McIntosh 

Administrative  Assistant . .  .  .G.  F.  Dawson 

Supervisor,  Municipal  Secretary  Training 

R.  A..  MacLean 

Director  of  Community  Planning . M.  Zides 

Director  of  Municipal  Auditing,  Accounting  and 
Inspections . k.  Jacobs 


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Supervisor,  Municipal  Auditing  and  Accounting 

E.  A.  Walters 

Supervisor,  Municipal  Inspection  Services 

L.  R.  Blakely 

Director  of  Assessments . J.  L.  Young 

Administrator  of  Local  Improvement  Districts 

L.  T.  McLellan,  Acting 
Director ,  Freight  Information  Services ....  Geo.  Oliver 
Saskatchewan  Assessment  Commission 

Chairman . K.  J.  C.  McDonald 

Secretary . R.  J.  Hollingsworth 

Board  of  Examiners: 

Chairman . L.  Jacobs 

Secretary . G.  F.  Dawson 

Municipal  Advisory  Commission: 

Chairman . F.  C.  Cronkite 

Executive  Secretary . Geo.  Oliver 

Urban  Municipal  Employees'  Superannuation  Board. 
Administrative  Officer . R.  A.  MacLean 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  HEALTH 

Minister . Hon.  T.  J.  Bentley 

Deputy  Minister . F.  B.  Roth,  M.D 

Executive  Assistant . G.  C.  Darby 

ADMINI8TBATIVE  SERVICES  BRANCH 

Branch  Director . G.  Townshend 

MEDICAL  AND  HOSPITAL  SERVICES  BRANCH 

Branch  Director . Milton  I.  Roemer,  M.O. 

Director,  Hospital  Administration  and  Standards 

.  Iriel  Gogan,  M.D. 

Executive  Director,  Saskatchewan  Hospital  Services 

Plan.. . _ . . . G.  W.  Myers,  C.A. 

(A  province-wide  hospital  service  insurance  program 
supported  by  a  compulsory  personal  tax.  The  tax  for 
1955  is  $15.00  for  each  adult  a.nd  $5.00  for  each  depen- 
dent  child  under  18  with  a  family  maximum  of  $-10.) 
A/ Director,  Medical  Services  Division 

R.  C.  Merifield,  M.D 
Director,  Physical  Restoration  Division.  .  ,D.  F.  Clark 
Northern  Administration  District,  Regional  Medical 

Health  Officer . Dr.  A.  C.  Irwin 

Supervisor,  Air  Ambulance  Service . D.  Campbell 

Supervisor,  Municipal  Doctor  Plans.  . .  .W.  A.  Wilson 
PSYCHIATRIC  SERVICES  BRANCH 

Director....  . F.  S.  Lawson,  M.D. 

Saskatchewan  Hospitals  for  the  Mentally  III 
Saskatchewan  Hospital,  North  Battleford- 

Superintendent.  ......  . Dr.  M.  Demay 

feaskatchewan  Hospital,  Weyburn: 

Superintendent.  .. . Dr.  H.  Osmond 

[Saskatchewan  Training  School,  Moose  Jaw: 
Superintendent . Dr.  A.  J.  Beddie 

REGIONAL  HEALTH  SERVICES  BRANCH 

Branch  Director.  ..........  . Dr.  G.  Kinneard 

Director,  Nursing  Services  Division 

r . .  Miss  M.  P.  Edwards 

Director,  Nutrition  Division . 

Director.  Division  of  Sanitation. '. '.  J.  G.’  Schaeffer 
Director,  Division  of  Venereal  Disease  Control 
Director,  Division  of  Child  Health ....  Dr  S  C  Best 
Director,  Division  of  Dental  Health 

x>  •  ,  E.  Chegwin,  D.D.S. 

_  „  Regional  Medical  Health  Officers 

Kfc ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;  ;;  Dr- v-  L  Matth-S 

W  eyburn-Estevan . . . 

Moose  Jaw . 

North  Battleford . .  .  . 

Meadow  Lake . 

Prince  Albert .  . 

Regina  Rural . Dr.'  M.'  K.'  De'hnei 

RESEARCH  AND  STATISTICS  BRANCH 

Branch  Director .  Dr  M  S  A 

Public  Health  Librarian . A°ker 

Director,  Research  and  Statistics  Division . 

n*  j  ti*.  ,  c  .  —  Dr.  M.  S.  Acker 

Director,  Vital  Statistics  Division . W.  C.  N.  Reed 

, .  (or  a  certified  copy  of  the  original  registra¬ 

tion  is  #2  plus  search  fee  of  50  cents.  The  fee  for  an 
extract  of  the  original  registration  is  50  cents  plus 
search  fee  of  50  cents. ) 

SASKATCHEWAN  CANCER  COMMISSION 

Chairman  . C.  F.  W.  Hames,  M.D.,  D.P  H 

Director  of  Cancer  Services . Dr.  T.  A.  Watson 

Director,  Allan  Blair  Memorial  Clinic  ( Regina  Cancer 

C lime) . Dr.  A  J  S  Brvant 

Director,  Saskatoon  Cancer  Clinic.  Dr.  T.  A.  Watson 
Secretary . .  Sanstrom 


. Dr.  G.  A.  F.  R.  Gibson 

. Dr.  P.  N.  B.  Peacock 

. Dr.  C.  F.  W.  Hames 


Consultative  diagnostic  and  treatment  clinics  in 
Regina  and  Saskatoon.  Emanation  plant  in  the 
University  of  Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon. 

SASKATCHEWAN  ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS  LEAGUE 
Director  of  Medical  Services  and  General 

Superintendent . Dr.  John  Orr,  Fort  San 

Fort  Qu'  Appelle  Sanitarium  ( Supt .) .  Dr.  H.  D.  Jenner 
Saskatoon  Sanitorium  (Supt.) .  .  .  Dr.  H.  C.  Boughton 
Prince  Albert  Sanitorium  (Supt.) .  .  Dr.  R.  W.  Kirkby 
GOVERNMENT-AIDED  HOSPITALS 
Hospitals  and  Nursing  Homes  approved  under  the 
Hospital  Standards  Act  of  1949,  for  purposes  of 
payment  by  the  Saskatchewan  Hospital  Services 
Plan. 

Arborfield . Union  H. 

Areola . Brock  Union  H' 

Assiniboia . Union  H. 

Avonlea . Nursing  Home 

Balcarres . Union  H 

Beechy . Community  H. 

Bengough . . . Union  H. 

Bienfait . Bienfait-Coidfieids  Union  H. 

Biggar . St.  Margaret’s  H. 

Big  River . Union  H. 

Birch  Hills . Memorial  Union  H. 

Borden . Municipal  H. 

Broadview . St.  Michael's  H. 

Cabri . Union  H. 

Canora . Union  H. 

Carrot  River . Union  H. 

Central  Butte . Union  H. 

Climax . Climax-Bracken  Union  H. 

Coronach . Union  H. 

Craik . Community  H. 

Cudworth . St.  Michael’s  H. 

Cupar. . . Union  H. 

Cut  Knife . Union  H. 

Davidson . Union  H. 

Delisle . Union  Memorial  H. 

Dinsmore . UnioD  H. 

Dodsland . Union  H. 

Earl  Grey . Nursing  Home 

Eastend . Union  H. 

Esterhazy . St.  Anthony’s  H. 

Estevan . St.  Joseph’s  H. 

Estonia . Union  H. 

Edam . Union  H.,  Lady  Minto 

Elrose . Union  H. 

Eaton . Union  H. 

Frontier . Municipal  H. 

Fillmore  . Union  H. 

Foam  Lake . Union  H. 

Fort  Qu  Appelle . Indian  H. 

Gainsborough . Union  H. 

Gladmar . Maternity  H. 

Goodsoil . Union  H. 

Gravelbourg . St.  Joseph’s  H. 

gr<;PfTe11, . Union  H. 

gaff°rd . Union  H. 

Herbert . Herbert-Morse  Union  H. 

Hodge ville . Union  H. 

§uds°n  Bay . Union  H. 

Humboldt . St.  Elizabeth’s  H. 

lie  a  la  Crosse . St.  Joseph’s  H. 

Imperial..  . . Union  H. 

Indian  Head . Union  H. 

Invermay . Invermay-Canora  Union  H. 

Kamsack . Union  H. 

Kelvmgton . Union  H. 

Kerroberr . Union  Municipal  H. 

Epca‘d . .  H_ 

Kindersley . Union  H_ 

. Union  H. 

Kipling . Memorial  Union  H. 

,  y™'  . . Kyle-Whitebear  Union  H. 

. St.  Martin’s  H. 

Langenburg . .  H 

^wpn .  Union  H 

Lash  burn . Lashburn  and  District  Union  H. 

Hoydfai“ater . Lloydminster  H. 

Loon  Lake . Red  Cross  Outpost  H. 


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Lucky  Lake . Union  H. 

Macklin . St.  Joseph’s  H. 

Maidstone . Union  H. 

Mankota . Union  H. 

Maple  Creek . Union  H. 

Maryfield . Memorial  Union  H. 

Meadow  Lake . Union  H. 

Melfort . Union  H. 

Melville . St.  Peter's  H. 

Midale . Union  H. 

Milden . Union  H. 

Montmartre . Union  H. 

Moose  Jaw . Union  and  Providence  H.’s 

Moosomin . Union  H. 

Mossbank . Sutton-Lake  Johnston  Union  H. 

Neilburg . Neilburg  and  District  Union  H. 

NeudorF . Union  H. 

Nipawm . Union  H. 

Nokomis . Union  H. 

Norquay . Norquay-Canora  Union  H. 

North  Battleford . Notre  Dame  H. 

Outlook . Union  H. 

Oxbow . Union  H. 

Pangman . Union  H. 

Paradise  Hill . Union  H. 

Ponteix . Gabriel  H. 

Porcupine  Plain . Porcupine-Carragana  Union  H. 

Preeceville . Union  H. 

Prelate . Union  H. 

Prince  Albert . Victoria  Municipal  H. 

Prince  Albert . Holy  Family  H. 

Qu'Appelle . Memorial  H. 

Quill  Lake . Union  H. 

Rabbit  Lake . Union  H. 

Radville . Community  H. 

Redvers . Union  H. 

Regina . General  H. 

Regina . Grey  Nuns'  H. 

Regina . Grace  Haven  Hostel 

Regina . Mercy  H. 

Rockglen . Union  H. 

Rosetown . Union  H. 

Rose  Valley . Union  H. 

Rosthern . .Union  H. 

St.  Walburg . Nursing  Home 

Saltcoats . Saltcoats  and  District  Memorial  H. 

Saskatoon . St.  Paul’s  H. 

Saskatoon . City  H. 

Saskatoon . Bethany  Nursing  Home 

Saskatoon . D.V.A.  University  H. 

Shaunavon . Union  H. 

Shellbrook . Union  H. 

Smeaton . Union  H. 

Southey . Southey  H. 

Spalding . Union  H. 

Spiritwood . Union  H. 

Swift  Current . Union  H. 

Theodore . Union  H. 

Tisdale . St.  Therese  H. 

Turtleford . Riverside  Memorial  Union  H. 

Unity . Union  H. 

Val  Marie . Notre  Dame  H. 

Vanguard . Union  H. 

Wadena . Union  H. 

Wakaw . _ . Union. H. 

Waldheim . Waldheim  Hospital  Association 

Watrous . Union  H. 

Watson . Union  H. 

Wawota . Memorial  Union  H. 

Weyburn . Union  H. 

Whitewood . Community  H. 

Wilkie . Union  H. 

Willow  Bunch . Union  H. 

Wolseley . Memorial  Union  H. 


Wynyard . Union  H. 

Yorkton . General  H. 

Zenon  Park.  .Hospital  Notre  Dame  L'Assomption  H. 
Far  North  Outposts  of  the  Department  of  Public  Health 

Buffalo  Narrows . Outpost  H. 

Cumberland  House . Outpost  H. 

Sandy  Bay . Outpost  H. 

Stony  Rapids . Outpost  II. 

Uranium . Gunnar  Mines  H. 

(Eldorado  Beaver  Lodge  H.) 
Red  Cross  Nursing  Stations 
Endeavor,  Loverna,  Pierceland,  Green  Lake,  Rich¬ 
mond. 

Manitoba  Border  Hospitals 

Flin  Flon . General  H. 

The  Pas . St.  Antoine  H. 

Sanatoria 

Fort  San,  Prince  Albert,  Saskatoon 

DEPARTMENT  OF  SOCIAL  WELFARE 
AND  REHABILITATION 

Minister . Hon.  J.  H.  Sturdy 

Deputy  Minister . J.  S.  White 

Director  of  Welfare . Miss  V.  M.  Parr 

Director  of  Regional  Services . R.  S.  Johnston 

Director  of  Child  Welfare . Miss  M.  E.  Battel 

Director  of  Public  Assistance . A.  W.  Sihvon 

Director  of  Corrections . J.  V.  Fornataro 

Director  of  Housing  and  Nursing  Homes 

D.  E.  Chalmers 

Director  of  Personnel . K.  J.  Torrance 

Director  of  Rehabilitation . K.  F.  Forster 

Director  of  Research  and  Planning . D.  Levin 

Provincial  Co-ordinator  of  Civil  Defence.  .  .  J.  O.  Probe 

Supt  of  Saskatchewan  Boy’s  School . 

Supt.  Regina  Jail . M.  E.  Rubin 

Supt.,  Prince  Albert  Jail  for  Men.  . .  .W.  R.  Slough 
Supt.  Prince  Albert  Jail  for  Women 

Miss  H.  M.  Heseltine 
Supt.  of  Regina  Nursing  Home.  . .  .W.  A.  Steininger 
Supt.  for  Saskatoon  Nursing  Home  G.  Burgess 

Supt.  of  Home  for  the  Infirm . F.  J.  M.  Bell 

Supt.  of  Embury  House . . 

Supt.  of  Dales  House . Miss  A.  Holt 

Executive  Ass't . 

Supt.  Melfort  Nursing  Home . C.  R.  Henderson 

Director  of  Bureau  on  Alcholism . J.  A.  Calder 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINERAL  RESOURCES 

Minister . Hon  J.  H.  Brockelbank 

Deputy  Minister . C.  A.  L.  Hogg 

Executive  Assistant . E.  G.  Miller 

Director,  Petroleum  and  Natural  Gas . .  .  .  J.  T.  Cawley 
Director,  Industrial  Minerals  Research .E.  Y.  Carlson 

Precambrian  Geology  Branch . A.  J.  Budding 

Administrator,  Mineral  Taxation . F.  H.  Brazier 

Chief  Inspector  of  Mines . 

Administrator  of  Mining  Lands . D.  J.  Sheridan 

DEPARTMENT  OF  NATURAL  RESOURCES 

Minister . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank 

Deputy  Minister . J.  W.  Churchman 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister, 

A.  T.  Davidson,  Prince  Albert 
Director,  Administrative  Services... E.  E.  Chorneyko 

Director  of  Conservation . R.  G.  Young 

Game  Commissioner . . E.  L.  Paynter 

Director,  Conservation  Information  Service 

M.  P.  McConnell 
Director,  Sask.  Museum  of  Natural  History ,  F.  G.  Bard 

Director  of  Forests . E.  J.  Marshall,  Prince  Alber. 

Director  of  Fisheries,  G.  E.  Couldwell,  Prince  Alber 
Director  of  Construction,  R.  N.  Gooding,  Prince  Alber 


BOARDS  AND  COMMISSSIONS 

The  following  separate  agencies  are  responsible  to  Cabinet  through  the  Minister  mentioned  in  each 


but  do  not,  in  the  proper  sense,  belong  to  the  Department  of  the  Minister. 


case, 

Public  Service  Commission 

Minister . Hon.  W.  S.  Lloyd 

Chairman . T.  M.  Spencer 

Director  of  Classification . J.  M.  Come 

Director  of  Selection . B.  H.  White 

Public  Service  Superannuation  Board 

Minister . Hon.  W.  S.  Lloyd 

Chairman . T.  M.  Spencer 

<S  ecretary . . W.  Fy  les 


C. 


M.  Fines 
.  L.  Amon 


Queen’s  Printer 

Minister . Hon. 

Queen’s  Printer . 

Purchasing  Agency 

Minister . Hon.  C.  M.  Fines 

Director  of  Purchases . E.  T.  Stmson 

Saskatchewan  Liquor  Board 

Minister . Hon.  Fines 

Chairman . George  B.  Stewart 


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Workmen’s  Compensation  Board 


Minister . Hon.  C.  C.  Williams 

Chairman . O.  W.  Valleau 

Secretary . Gavin  Begg 

Bureau  of  Publications 

Minister . Hon.  J.  W.  Burton 

A  /Commissioner . W.  Roy  Bell 

Local  Government  Board 
Minister . Hon.  J.  W.  Corman,  Q.C. 


Chairman . R.  Lane 

Secretary . A.  C.  McEachen 

Provincial  Mediation  Board 

Minister . Hon.  J.  W.  Corman,  Q.C. 

Chairman . H.  K.  Warren 

Saskatchewan  Economic  Advisory  and  Planning 
Board 

Minister . Hon.  T.  C.  Douglas 

Secretary . T.  Shoyama 


CROWN  CORPORATIONS 


Head  Offices — Regina,  except  for  Saskatchewan  Forests  Products  and  Saskatchewan  Government.  Air¬ 
ways,  whose  head  offices  are  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 

corporation  responsible  minister  manager  or  other  executive 

Government  Finance  Office . Hon.  C.  M.  Fines. . C.  S.  Edy,  Regina 

Saskatchewan  Marketing  Services . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank 

Saskatchewan  Fish  Marketing  Service . lion.  J.  II.  Brockelbank . D.  F.  Corney,  Prince  Albert 

Saskatchewan  Fur  Marketing  Service . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank . A.  J.  Cooke,  Regina 

Saskatchewan  Government  Trading . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank . P.  R.  Golla,  Prince  Albert 

Saskatchewan  Government  Airways.  .  .  .Hon.  J.  II.  Brockelbank . I.  Macleod,  Prince  Albert 

Saskatchewan  Government  Printing 

Company . Hon.  C.  M.  Fines . G.  Willows,  Regina 

Saskatchewan  Government  Telephones. Hon.  A.  G.  Kuziak . S.  R.  Muirhead,  Regina 

Saskatchewan  Forest  Products . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank 

Saskatchewan  Timber  Board . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank. ....  ,M.  Kalmakoff,  Prince  Albert 

Saskatchewan  Wood  Products . Hon.  J.  H.  Brockelbank . J.  Korodi,  Prince  Albert 

Saskatchewan  Minerals . Hon.  A.  G.  Kuziak . 

Saskatchewan  Clay  Products . Hon.  A.  G.  Kuziak . L.  Watson,  Estevan 

Saskatchewan  Sodium  Sulphate . Hon.  A.  G.  Kuziak . G.  F.  Miller,  Chaplin 

Saskatchewan  Power  Corporation . Hon.  J.  A.  Darling . D.  Cass-Beggs,  Regina 

Saskatchewan  Transporation 

Company . Hon.  J.  T.  Douglas . F.  Copithorne,  Regina 

Saskatchewan  Government 

Insurance  Office . Hon.  C-.  M.  Fines . H.  L.  Hammond,  Regina 

COURTS,  JUDGES,  Etc.,  SASKATCHEWAN 


COURT  OF  APPEAL 


COURT  OFFICIALS 


ChieJ  Justice  of  Saskatchewan —  Hon.  William 
Melville  Martin. 

Puisne  Judges  of  Appeal — Hon.  Percival  H.  Gordon, 
Hon.  A.  T.  Procter,  Hon.  D.  A.  McNiven,  Hon.  E 
M.  Cnlliton. 

Registrar  and  Taxing  0 fleer — A.  C.  Ellison,  Q.C., 
Regina. 

COURT  OF  QUEEN’S  BENCH 
Chief  Justice — Hon.  J.  T.  Brown. 

Puisne  Judges  of  King’s  Bench—  Hon.  G.  E.  Taylor, 
Hon.  Adrien  Doiron,  Hon.  S.  McKercher,  Hon.  H.  F. 
Thomson,  Hon.  R.  T.  Graham,  Hon.  C.  S.  Davis. 
Registrar — W.  J.  Gardner,  Regina. 

Officials  at  Regina 

Attorney -General— Hon.  J.W.  Corman, Q.C.,  Regina. 
Deputy  Attorney -General  —  J.  L.  Salterio,  Q.C. 
Registrar  in  Bankruptcy — W.  J.  Gardner. 

Inspector  of  Legal  Offices—  P.  S.  Stewart.  Q.C. 

Master  of  Titles—  P.  S.  Stewart,  Q.C. 

DISTRICT  COURT  JUDGES 


DISTRICT 

JUDGE 

Bis  Honour: 

ADDRESS 

Prince  Albert, 

J.  M.  Hanbidge . 

Prince  Albert 

Moosomin  .... 

Peter  J.  Ilooge . 

Moosomin 

Saskatoon  . . . 

Vincent  R.  Smith  . . . 

Vorkton . 

A.  Ross  ,  .  . 

Areola . 

R.  S.  E.  Walshe . 

Battleford .... 

R.  E.  Nay . .  . 

Battleford 

Moose  Jaw. . . . 

VV.  T.  Pope 

Moose  Jaw 

Regina . 

B.  I).  Hogarth . 

Weybum .... 

J.  VV.  Thomson. . 

Weybum 

'iwift  Current. 

C.  E.  Bothwell 

Swift  Current 

Humboldt. . . 

A.  B.  Gerein . 

Kerrobert  . . . 

H.  MaoKay . 

Kerrobert 

Kindersley. . . . 

R.  B  Mills 

Kindprslev 

Estevan  . 

H.  A.  Rutherford. .  .  . 

Fstp\  an 

Wilkie . 

H.  Mackav  (Actg.). . . 

Kerrobert 

Melville . 

J.  H.  McFadden .  . 

Melville 

Shaunavon. . . 

0.  E.  Bothwell  (Aotg.) 

Sw  if t  Current 

Melfort . 

J.  R.  MacDonald. .  .  . 

Assiniboia.. . . 

G.  Hebert . . 

Gravelbourg 

Gravelbourg. . 

G.  Hebert 

Gravelbourg 

Wynyard. . . . 

M.  Stechishin  . 

Wynyard 

*  Judicial 
District 


Local  Registrar, 

Clerk  of  District  Sheriff  and 

and  Deputy  Sheriff 

Surrogate  Court 

 (D>  =  Deputy 


Areola . 

Assiniboia. . . . 
Battleford .... 

Estevan . 

Gravelbourg . . 
Humboldt. . . . 


W.  D.  Duncan  .  . 

B.  W.  Hindmarsh . 
S.  L.  Waterman 

C.  D.  Cuming 
Ernest  Colpron . .  . 
0.  A.  Heidgerken 


Kerrobert _ E.  A.  Fisk.  . 

Kindersley ...  A.  Trebble.  . 


Melfort . 


E.  L.  Mogg 


Melville . 

Moose  Jaw. . . 
Moosomin.. . . 
Prince  Albert . 


J.  Watson. . . . 

A.  C.  L.  Villars.  . 
A.  B.  Burns .... 
T.  K.  Elliott.... 


Regina 


W.  J.  Gardner . .  . 


Saskatoon. ...  D.  G.  Thomas _ 

Shaunavon. . .  T.  L.  Ferguson.  .  . 


Swift  Current. 

Weybum . 

Wilkie . 

Wynyard .... 


D.  W.  Bentley  . . . 
H.  T.  Kempton. . 

G.  W. Ivens . 

H.  J.  Buschman  . . 


|W.  D.  Duncan  (Sheriff) 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Tennant 

B.  W.  Hindmarsh 
Mrs.  S.  E.  Skinner  (D) 

F.  H.  Sparling 
H.  Smith  (D) 

C.  D.  Cuming 

Mrs.  R.  M.  Anderson  (D) 

Ernest  Colpron 

Miss  L.  J.  Dupras  (D) 

O.  A.  Heidgerken 
Miss  A.  M.  Pitzel  (D) 

E.  A.  Fisk 

Miss  A.  M.  Doskotch  (D) 
A.  Trebble 

Miss  M.  I.  Graham  (D) 

E.  L.  Mogg 
E.  Truemner  (D.) 

R.  J.  M.  McNally 
Miss.  R.  Wotherspoon((D) 

G.  C.  Russell 
Mrs.D.M.Clemenshaw  (D) 
A.  B.  Burns 

Miss  H.  C.  Simpson  (D) 
T.  K.  Elliott 

A.  E.  Morrow  (D) 

W.  H.  Williams 
W.  Humphries  (D) 

B.  P.  Boyce 

P.  C.  Smith 
T.  L.  Ferguson 
Mrs.  R.  Dixon 

D.  W.  Bentley 

G.  W.  White  (D) 

H.  T.  Kempton 
Miss  I.  Gavroy  (D) 

G.  W. Ivens 

Mrs.  H.  L.  Watercott  (D) 

H.  J.  Buschman 


Yorkton . D-  M.  Williams  .  .  D.  M.  Williams" 

Miss  C.  McNair  (D) 
*District  Town  the  same  name  unless  otherwise  marked. 


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Registration  op  Instruments 
Bills  of  Sale,  (Jhattel  Mortgages,  Hire  Receipts,  Lien 
Notes,  Conditional  Sales,  eto.,  must  be  registered  with 
the  Registration  Clerk  of  the  District  in  which  the 
ohattels  are  delivered.  The  Local  Registrars  named 
above  for  each  Judioial  Distriot  are  the  Registration 
Clerks  for  their  respective  Districts. 


Official  Administrators 
DISTRICT  OFFICIAL  ADMINISTRATOR 

Assiniboia . Executors  &  Administrators  Trust  Co., 

Limited,  Moose  Jaw. 

Aroola . The  Canada  Permanent  Trust  Co., 

Regina. 

Moosomin . The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd.  Saskatoon . 

Regina . The  Western  Trust  Company,  Regina. 

Moose  Jaw. . .  .The  Exeoutors  and  Administrators  Trusi 
Co.,  Ltd.,  Moose  Jaw. 

Prince  Albert..  The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd,  Saskatoon. 

Weyburn . The  Executors  &  Administrators  Trust 

Co.,  Ltd.,  Moose  Jaw. 

Swift  Current.The  Montreal  Trust  Co.,  Regina. 

Estevan . The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd., 

Saskatoon. 

Yorkton . The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd., 

Saskatoon 

Saskatoon . The  Western  Trust  Co.,  Regina. 

Battleford _ The  Montreal  Trust  Co.,  Regina. 

Melville . The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd.,  Saskatoon. 

Humboldt _ Executors  and  Administrators  Trust  Co., 

Limited,  Moose  Jaw. 

Kerrobert. . .  .The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd.,  Saskatoon. 

Wilkie . The  Retailers  Trust  Co.  Ltd.,  Saskatoon. 

Kindersley _ The  Executors  &  Administrators  Trust 

Co.  Ltd.,  Moose  Jaw. 

Shaunavon..  ..The  Western  Trust  Company,  Regina. 
Melfort . The  Retailers  Trust  Co.,  Ltd.,  Saskatoon. 


Gravelbourg.  .Executors  and  Administrators  Trust  Co., 
Ltd.  Moose  Jaw 

Wynyard .  .  .  .The  Montreal  Trust  Co.,  Regina. 


Agents  of  the  Attorney -General 


JUDICIAL  DISTRICT  ’ 


J.  W.  W.  Graham . 

J.  I.  Donnelly,  Q.C . 

H.  E.  Ross,  Q.C . 

L.  F.  Bence,  Q.C . 

R.  D.  Newsome,  Q.C . 

Vaoant . 

Vacant . 

R.  M.  Barr,  Q.C . 

W.  M.  Rose,  Q.  C . 

H.  C.  Rees,  Q.C . 

J.  W.  W.  Graham . 

S.  W.  Drul . 

H.  H.  Towill,  Q.C . 

W.  B.  O’Regan,  Q  C . 

Vacant . . . 

R.  J.  S.  Tracy,  Q.C . 

C.  R.  Woolard,  Q.C . 

Vacant . 

R.  J.  Pratt . 

Vacant . 

Vacant . 


Weyburn 

Swift  Current 

Melville 

Humboldt 

Estevan 

Kerrobert 

Wilkie 

Regina 

Moose  Jaw 

Saskatoon 

Areola(AddressWeyburn) 

Battleford 

Moosomin 

Yorkton 

Prince  Albert 

Kindersley  (Address 

Melfort  (Eston) 

Assiniboia 

Wynyard 

Gravelbourg 

Shaunavon 


*Po8t  Office  same  unless  otherwise  marked. 
Bankruptcy 

King’s  Bench  Judges  have  jurisdiction  in  bankruptcy. 
For  Official  Receivers  and  Registrars,  see  Index. 


City  Police  Magistrates 

F.  B.  Bagshaw,  Q.C . Regina 

G.  R.  Trethewey,  Q.C .  Moose  Jaw 

B.  M.  Wakeling,  Q.C . Saskatoon 

D.  J.  Mitchell,  Q.C . Weyburn 

W.  G.  Elder,  Q.C . Prince  Albert 

V .  K.  Mott  .  . Swift  Current 


Provincial  Police  Magistrates 

NAME  ADURESS 

W.  G.  Elder,  Q.C. . . Prince  Albert 

T.  W.  Chard . Weyburn 

H.  G.  H.  Gilding,  Q.C . Saskatoon 

J.  E.  Lussier,  Q.C . Prince  Albert 

H.  J.  Cumming,  Q.C . Rosetown 

E.  S.  Williams,  Q  C . Regina 

Li  C.  Thomson,  Q.C . Swiff  Current 

G  R.  Trethewey,  Q.C  . Moose  Jaw 

S.  McD.  Mighton,  Q.C . Battleford 

D.  J.  Mitchell,  Q.C . Weyburn 

K.  B.  Crawford,  Q.C . Meadow  Lake 

C.  C.  Sparling,  Q.C . Flin  Flon 

C.  D.  C.  Blackburn,  Q.C . St.  Walburg 

G.  T.  Killam,  Q.C . Yorkton 

R.  Macara . Melfort 


LAND  REGISTRATION  DISTRICTS 


The  Land  Titles  Act  provides  for  registration  of 
titles  according  to  the  Torrens  System 

PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 
The  Regina  Land  Registration  District. — 

Master  of  Titles  and  Registrar,  P.  S.  Stewart,  Q.C. 
Regina. 

Deputy  Registrars,  K.  Williamson,  H.  Harrison, 
Regina. 

Arcola  Land  Registration  District.— 

Registrar,  S.  A.  S.  New,  Arcola 
Deputy,  K.  R.  Palmer 
Moose  Jaw  Land  Registration  District.— 

Registrar,  L.  M.  Jones,  Moose  Jaw. 

Deputy  Registrars,  Miss  M  E.  Brown  and  Mrs. 
H.  M.  Cowan,  Moose  Jaw. 


Battlf.ford.— 

Registrar . Battleford. 

Deputy  Registrar,  A.  E.  Jones,  Battleford. 

Prince  Albert.— 

Registrar,  H.  de  la  Gorgendiere,  Prince  Albert. 
Deputy  Registrars,  L.  H.  Adams,  and  G.  L.  Hough, 
Prince  Albert. 

The  Yorkton  Land  Registration  District.— 
Registrar,  D.  Morrison.  Yorkton. 

Deputy  Registrar,  W.  R.  F.  McMurtne,  Yorkton. 
The  Saskatoon  Land  Registration  District.— 
Registrar,  C.  J.  Towill,  Saskatoon. 

Deputy  Registrars,  C.  E.  Urton,  Saskatoon  and 
W.  M.  Hnatiuk 

The  Moosomin  Land  Registration  District. 
Registrar,  O.  J,  Dean,  Moosomin. 

Deputy  Registrar,  C.  E.  Truscott,  Moosomin. 
Humboldt  Land  Registration  District.— 

Registrar,  E.  A.  Jewsbury,  Humboldt. 

Deputy  Registrar,  R.  M.  Saretsky,  Humboldt. 
Swift  Current  Land  Registration  District. 
Registrar,  R.  Clements,  Swift  Current. 

Deputy  Registrar,  W.  Minto,  Swift  Current. 


CITIES  TOWNS,  AND  VILLAGES,  WITH  CLERKS  AND 
SECRETARY-TREASURERS,  SASKATCHEWAN 

There  are  8  Cities,  99  Towns,  382  Villages  and  296  ^ral  M  P  ^  Block,  Regina,  Sasic.  There  are 
chewan  Ass’n.  of  Rural  Municipalities  is  S.  Ferguson,  403  •  Government  There  are  no  counties 

also  12  Local  Improvement  Districts,  administered  by  the  Provincial  Government. 

in  Saskatchewan.  Municipal  nominations  are  held  Fourth  Monday  in  October. 

Municipal  elections  are  held  Wednesday  of  the  following  week. 


Cities 


Moose  Jaw. .  . 
N.  Battleford. 
Prince  Albert. 


City  Clerks 

Cities 

City  Clerks 

Cities 

H.  Gascoigne 

D.  B.  McIntyre 

Regina . 

Saskatoon . 

Swift  Current. . . 

J.  E.  Stinson 

J.  Anderson 

F.  J.  Ashford 

Weyburn . 

Y  orkton . 

City  Clerks 


W.  J.  Mertz 
H.  M.  Jackson 


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Towns 


Alameda . . 

Arborfield . 

Areola . 

Asquith . 

Assiniboia . 

Balcarres . 

Balgonie . 

Battleford . 

Biggar . 

Blaine  Lake. .  .  . 
Bredenbury .  .  .  . 

Broadview . 

Cabri . 

Canora . 

Carlyle . 

Carnduff . 

Carrot  River .  .  . 

Craik . . 

Davidson . 

Delisle . 

Duck  Lake . 

Eastend . 

Eatonia . 

Elrose .  . . 

Estevan . 

Eston . 

Fleming . 

Foam  Lake . 

Fort  Qu’Appelle 

Francis . 

Govan . 

Gravelbourg .  .  . 
Grenfell . 


Town  Clerks 


W.  M.  Bennett 
J.  Kelly 
W.  B.  Metzler 
W.  J.  Rice 
P.  Keith 

J.  H.  Humm 
A.  E.  Becker 

L.  Pleasance 

K.  Janusson 

P.  Pernarowski 

H.  Frey  tag 

R.  H.  Adams 
C.  W.  Hayden 

M.  G.  Kozoriz 

A.  W.  Dodds 
C.  S.  Preston 
Mrs.K.M.  Stirrett 

I.  J.  Brown 

K.  H.  Ketcheson 
F.  Weinbender 
C.  R.  Boyer 

B.  S.  Walters 
H.  Humphries 

J.  V.  Nouch 
Miss  N.  Mather 
B.  S.  Arngrimson 
F.  G.  Hamm 

S.  F.  Knobel 
M.  O.  Harrison 
W.  O.  Boychuk 
J.  K.  Hocking 

F.  Longpr6 

G.  Endel 


Towns 


Town  Clerks 


Villages 


Abbey . 

Aberdeen . 

Abernethy .  .  .  . 

Adanac . 

Admiral . 

Alida . 

Allan . 

Alsask . 

Alvena . 

Amulet . 

Aneroid . 

Antler . 

Archerwill.  .  .  . 

Ardath . 

Ardill . 

Arelee . 

Arran . 

Atwater . 

Avonlea . 

Aylesbury . 

Aylsham . 

Bangor . 

Bateman . 

Beatty . 

Beechy . 

Belle  Plaine .  .  . 

Bengough . 

Benson . 

Bethune . 

Bienfait . 

Big  River . 

Birch  Hills . 

Birsay . 

Bladworth . 

Borden . 

Bounty . 

Bracken . 

Brad  well . 

Briercrest . 

Brock . 

Broderick . 

Bromhead . 

Brownlee . 

Bruno . 

Buchanan . 

Bulyea . 

Burstall . 

Cadillac . 

Calder . 

Canwood ...... 


Gull  Lake . 

Hanley . 

Herbert . 

Hudson  Bay. .  .  . 

Humboldt . 

Indian  Head..  .  . 

Kamsack . 

Kelvington . 

Kerrobert . 

Kindersley . 

Kinistino . 

Kipling . 

LaFleche . 

Langham . 

Lanigan . 

Leader . 

Lemberg . 

Lloyd  mins  ter.  .  . 

Lumsden . 

Luseland . 

Macklin . 

Maidstone . 

Maple  Creek .  .  . 

Meadow  Lake.  . 

Melfort . 

Melville . 

Milestone . 

Moosomin . 

Morse . 

Naicam . 

Nipawin . |W.  J.  Rowe 

Nokomis . J.  I.  Jamieson 

Ogema . E.  A.  Kilpatrick 


R.  W.  Harris 
W.  G.  Resch 
J.  T.  Gutwin 

N.  R.  McGregor 
J.  E.  Cameron 

S.  Niven 

H.  W.  Pearce 

E.  Quine 

J.  G.  Wadsworth 
L.  P.  Kincaid 
R.  E.  Forbes 
J.  A.  Gagne 
D.  M.  Johnston 

I.  H.  Stockan 

F.  L.  Fleury 
C.  A.  Sargeant 

J.  W.  Gardiner 
W.  M.  Cardiff 
Robert  McVey 
Mrs.  H.  M.  Love 
N.  J.  Bichel 

J.  Stakiw 

C.  H.  Stockdale 
F.  V.  Heartwell 

D.  R.  Hrenewich 

T.  G.  Carlton 

J.  E.  Willoughby 
W.  D.  Lough 
Mrs.  M.  Phimister 
W.  M.  Brown 


Towns 


Secre  tary-Treas . 


Outlook . 

Oxbow . 

Preeceville .... 
Qu’Appelle. . . . 

Radisson . 

Radville . 

Rosetown . 

Rosthern . 

Rouleau . 

Saltcoats . 

Scott . 

Shaunavon. . .  . 
Shellbrook.  .  .  . 

Sintaluta . 

Star  City . . 

Strasbourg. 

Sturgis . 

St.  Walburg 

Sutherland . 

Tisdale . 

Unity . 

Vonda . 

Wadena . 

Wakaw . 

Wapella . 

Watrous . 

Watson . 

Whitewood . 

Wilkie . 

W  olseley . 

Wynyard . 

Yellow  Grass .  .  . 
Zealandia . 


Town  Clerks 


G.  L.  Bracegirdle 
P.  K.  Friesen 

S.  Lowe 
Mrs.  M.  Goodhew 

A.  V.  McIntyre 

T.  Smith 

C.  C.  Mang 

B.  L.  Agate 
Wm.  Procuik 

H.  Becker 
Miss  L.  B.  Elliott 

K.  Dyon 

V.  R.  McElroy 

W.  L.  Parker 

D.  McNamee 

V.  Cowley 

M.  N  Temrick 
J.  H.  Illingworth 
H.  A.  Cathro 
H.  H.  West 
Mrs.  M.  Craven 

C.  Wade 

R.  G.  H.  Welch 
Mrs.  A.  E.  Clarke 

D.  S.  Camp 

W.  L.  Newman 
W.  C.  Williams 

G.  F.  Gervais 

H.  D.  Felgate 
H.  F.  Coates 
T.  E.  Millar 
Mrs.  May  Taylor 

D.  A.  B.  Cameron 

H.  L.  Nordquist 

E.  M.  Hillhouse 
E.  Alcock 

Mrs.  A.  Plewes 
E.  E.  Weninger 
L.  A.  Gallaugher 
E.  Marshall 
C.  A.  Brown 

L.  Friedrick 

J.  N.  MacKenzie 
A.  R.  Meyer 
\.  K.  Diakuw 
O.  J.  Harrison 
W.  P.  Rolick 
John  Ness 
Chris  H.  Schrader 

I.  E.  Anderson 


Villages 


Carievale.  .  .  , 
Carmichael. . , 
Carragana ... 
Central  Butte.. . 

Ceylon . 

Chamberlain.  . 

Chaplin . 

Choiceland.  .  .  . 
Churchbridge. . 

Climax . 

Coderre . 

Codette . 

Coleville . 

Colgate . 

Colonsay . 

Conquest . 

Consul . 

Coronach . 

Craven . 

Creelman . 

Creighton . 


Cud  worth. 
Cupar .... 
Cut  Knife. 
Dafoe.  .  .  . 
Dalmeny.  . 
Darmody . 


Debden . 

Denholm . 

Denzil . 

Dilke . 

Dinsmore . 

Disley . 

Dodsland . 

Dollard . 

Domremy . 

Drake . 

Drinkwater.. .  . 

Dubuc . 

Duff . 

Dunblane . 

Dundurn . 

Duval . 

>ysart . 

Earl  Grey . 

Eatonia . 


Secre  tary-Treas 


D.  H.  Dean 

E.  Zubot 

M.  R.  Wilton 
P.  R.  Young 
A.  O.  Heaney 
F  R.  Sanders 

K.  W.  Randall 
Mrs.  L.  E.  Gibson 
M.  J.  Wowk 

G.  Graham 
W.  J.  Wilton 
D.  Carlton 
W.  S.  Bruce 
Mrs.R. Underwood 

C.  M.  Specken 

H.  A.  Neve 
Mrs.  D.  Gilbertson 
Mrs.  M.  A.  Davies 
G.  Yurkoski 

S.  C.  Taylor 

D.  McLeish,  507 
Main  St.  W., 
Flin  Flon,  Man. 

L.  Waldbillig 

G.  A.  Riches 
Mrs.  K.  E.  Ross 

E.  J.  Coomber 
J.  Warkentine 
E.  A.  Atkinson, 

Tugaske 
(Off.  Councillor) 

D.  Paquette 
Mrs.  T.  E.  Lampitt 

A.  W.  Zerr 

E.  G.  Gustafson 

M.  Werezak 
W.  I.  Edmiston 

T.  G.  H.  Lewis 
R.  Ballentine 

D.  Favreau 
C.  C.  Nickel 
W.  C.  Blyth 

H.  J.  Allan 

B.  G.  Woodard 
Mrs.  M.  Romuld 
Mrs.  H.  O.  Fowler 
MissO.B.Porteous 
U  P.  Schuster 
Miss  O.  A.  Ander- 
J.  L.  Cundall  [son 


Villages 


Ebenezer . 

Edam . 

Edenwold . 

Elbow . 

Elfros . 

Elstow . 

Endeavour . 

Englefeld . 

Ernfold . 

Esterhazy . 

Evesham . 

Eyebrow . 

F  airlight . 

Fenwood . 

Fielding . 

Fife  Lake . 

Fillmore . 

Findlater . 

Flaxcombe . 

Forget . 

Fox  Valley . 

Frobisher . 

Frontier . 

Gainsborough..  . 

Gerald . 

Girvin . 

Glaslyn . 

Glenavon . 

len  Ewen . 

Glenside . 

Glentworth . 

Glidden . 

Golden  Prairie. . 

Goodeve . 

Good  water . 

Grayson . 

Griffin . 

Guernsey . 

Hafford . 

Hague . 

Halbrite . 

Handel . 

Hardy . 

Harris . 

Hawarden . 

Hazenmore . 

Hepburn . 

Herschel . 

Heward . 

Hodgeville . 


L.  B.  Bishop 

M.  C.  Kerr 

A.  A.  Clements 

F.  A.  Wilson 
W.  J.  Gold 
R.  A.  Evans 
W.  Mullen 

G.  Epp 

R.  H.  Carter 

S.  Spokes 

Mrs.  A.  McCallum 

F.  G.  Horsey 

N.  L.  Horley 
R.  M.  Baker 

B.  J.  O’Connor 
Mrs.  L.  E.  Chapin 
W.  L.  MacNeil 
W.  E.  Beeching 
A.  C.  Hayden 

G.  M.  Creed 
R.  J.  Deeley 

W.  W.  Badovsky 

C.  Irving 

W.  G.  Kindrachuk 

G.  Chapman 

T.  R.  Strachan 

H.  W.  Smart 
J.  A.  Wilson 
G.  E.  Eddy 
A.  L.  Leia 

D .  Desmarais 
L.  C.  Locke 

W.  J.  McIntosh 


Secretary-T  reas . 


M.  A.  Powell 
A.  M.  Hindmarsh 
Mrs.  E.  O.  Mang 
W.  H.  Pfeffer 

M.  F.  R.  Aird 
W.  E.  Stewart 
Mrs.  E.  Schur 
J.  J.  Nagel 

D.  N.  Drennan 
T.  H.  Gracey 
Mrs.  E.  Blue 
J.  M.  Hainer 

G.  Mortson 
O.  Rieger 

A.  M.  Phillips 

H.  Maddocks 
W.  S.  Seaman 
Mrs.  P.  J.  Hehir 
Mrs.  W.  M.  Myers 
Mrs.  L.M.  Coderre 
W.  Frey 

R.  L.  Klaholz 
W.  E.  Rodych 
John  Young 

S.  J.  Kubik 
Mrs.  D.  S.  Beck 
J.  E.  Bellance 

B.  A.  Meneley 

D.  Wigmore 

N.  S.  Taylor 

E.  B.  Linnell 

G.  V.  Couper 
Miss  M.  Kyle 
Mrs.  A.  J.  Elash 
Mrs.  F.  M.  Johns- 

H.  J.  Duczek  [ton 
G.  Morton 

I.  E.  Bergey 
W.  J.  Burak 

J.  Epp 

Mrs.  A.  Lawson 
G.  J.  Hilsenteger 
Mrs.  R.  Aspen 

B.  Kaiser 

C.  Arends 

T.  H.  Bristow 
P  D  Schmidt 
Mrs.  A.  L.  Tvs  on 
W.  J.  Sutherland 
J.  E.  Felt 


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Villages 


Holdfast . 

Horizon . 

Hubbard . 

Hughton . 

Hyas . 

Imperial . 

Insinger . 

Invermay . 

Ituna . 

Jansen . 

Jasmin . 

Jedburgh . 

Kandahar . 

Keeler . 

Kelfield . 

Kelliher . 

Kenaston . 

Kendal . 

Kennedy . 

Khedive . 

Killaly . 

Kincaid . 

Kinley . 

Kisbey . 

Krydor . 

Kyle . 

Laird . 

Lake  Alma .... 
Lake  Lenore. .  . 

Lampman . 

Lancer . 

Landis . 

Lang . 

Langenburg.  .  . 

Laronge . 

Lashburn . 

Laura . 

Lawson . 

Leask . 

Lebret . 

Leipzig . 

Leney  . 

Leo  ville . 

Leross . 

Leroy . 

Leslie . 

Lestock . 

Liberty . 

Limerick . 

Lintlaw . 

Lip  ton . 

Lockwood . 

Loon  Lake. . .  . 

Loreburn . 

Love . 

Loverna .  .  . 
Lucky  Lake 
Lumsden  Beach 


MacNutt.  . 
McGee.  .  .  . 
McTaggart. 
Macoun.  .  . 
Macrorie. . . 
Madison .  .  . 

Major . 

Mankota .  . 

Manor . 

Mantario.  . 
Marcelin. . . 
Marengo. . . 

Margo . 

Markineh.  . 
Marquis .  .  . 
Marsden.  .  . 
Marshall. .  . 
Maryfield.  . 
Mawer.  .  .  . 


Secretary -Treas. 


Villages 


R.  E.  Gardiner 
Schuett 

Mrs.  Watkins 
WTilson 

M.  Andrusiak 

E.  P.  St.  John 

S.  E.  Wowk 

V.  WT.  Loucks 

H.  M.  Rayner 

E.  J.  Buckaway 

F.  Hilson 

W.  L.  Elash 
H.  Johnson 

C.  A.  Stuart 
Geo.  A.  Weese 

F.  N.  West 

J.  A.  Sandilands 

R.  C.  Gartner 

F.  W.  Swan 

C.  A.  Church 

E.  J.  Hanowski 
W.  P.  Bennett 

H.  J.  Wheeler 
W.  H.  Bruce 

J.  E.  Bates 

E.  H.  Holland 

I.  I.  Penner 

K.  C.  Merrells 

T.  Hoenmans 
H.  J.  Heidinger 

O.  T.  Symington 

N.  A.  Brandle 

B.  L.  Wilson 

A.  A.  M.  Richter 
Mrs.  L.  E.  Gibson 
W.  T.  McMnjdo 

F.  Harding 

G.  McCallum 

H.  K.  Eider 

E.  C.  Crooks 

R.  W.  Ricti  a-dson 
A.  G.  Vet  ' 

J.  A.  Co  iture 

M.  J.  W"wk 

P.  E  C  eSchryver 

V.  Murray 
G  .  Ott 

A  E.  Bishop 

G.  Darragh 

A.  N.  Smedstad 
J.  Walton 

E.  D.  Gardiner 
E.  L.  Pettis 
R.  W.  Ashworth 

D.  B.  Carr 

E.  H.  English 
Mrs.  McCurdy 
Mrs.  E.  Smith, 

2727  Victoria 
A.,  Regina 
J.  Zoech 

W.  H.  Herman 

V.  C.  Ward 

H.  Betteridge 
Miss  G.  M.  Gillis 

E.  H.  Edwards 

R.  J.  Coulter 
M.  A.  Herbach 
H.  J.  M.  White 

G.  A.  Pedley 
A.  Lagimodiere 

H.  S.  Murray 

S.  R.  Fairbairn 

W.  T.  Leggatt 
W.  L.  Bennett 
M.  A.  Swenarchuk 

F.  Lonsdale  Jr. 

R.  A.  McCallum 
E.  A.  Atkinson 

(Off.  Councillor! 
Tugaske 


Maymont . 

Mazenod . 

Meacham . 

Meath  Park. .  .  . 

Medstead . 

Mendham . 

Meota . 

Mervin . 

Metinota . 


Secretary-Treas- 


Meyronne. .  .  . 

Midale . 

Milden . 

Minton . 

Mistatim  .... 
Montmartre. . 

Mortlach . 

Mossbank . 

Muenster . 

Neilburg . 

Netherhill . 

Neudorf . 

N  eville . 

Norquay . 

North  Portal... 

Odessa . 

Orkney . 

Osage . 

Paddockwood.. . 

Palmer . 

Pangman ...... 

Paradise  Hill .  .  . 

Parkbeg . 

Parkside . 

Paynton . 

Pelly . 

Pennant . 

Pense . 

Penzance . 

Perdue . 

Piapot. ........ 

Plato . 

Plenty. ... 
Plunkett. . 

Ponteix . 

Porcupine  Plain 

Portreeve . 

Prelate . 

Primate . 

Prudhomme.  .  .  . 

Punnichy . 

Quill  Lake . 

Quinton . 

Rabbit  Lake.. . 

Rama . 

Raymore . 

Readlyn . 

Red  vers . 

Regina  Beach.. 

Revenue . 

Rhein . 

Richard . 

Richlea . 

Richmound  . . . 

Ridgedale . 

Riverhurst .... 

Robsart . 

Rocanville .... 
Roche  Percee. . 

Rockglen . 

Rockhaven. . .  . 
Rose  Valley.  .  . 

Ruddell . 

Rush  Lake.  .  .  . 

Ruthilda . 

Salvador . 

Sask.  Beach .  . 


I.  J.  Westerberg 
W.  R.  Lange 

F.  Waskul 

N.  J.  Savvasy 

J .  A.  Wilson 
J.  Rheidt 
W.  S.  Pierce 

D.  Tetlock 
J.  M.  Policha,  11 

Miller  Blk.,  N. 
Battleford 
Mrs.  M.  Rempel 
Miss  M.  Tisdale 
Carl  George 
W.  D.  Linton 

E.  Forster 

J.  A.  Boudreau 

F.  Armstrong 
A.  E.  Crosby 

T.  J.  Fernholz 

G.  S.  Gibbons 

H.  A.  Skinner 
Mrs.  I.  L.  Worth 
W.  E.  R.  Sim 
W.  M.  Weber 

J.  Werry 
J.  Eisler 

Mrs.  A.  D.  Plewes 
H.  P.  Audsley 
A.  W.  Stewart 
Chas.  Fox 

D.  R.  Armstrong 
D.  J.  Wiens 
J.  Cochrane 
R.  McIntosh 

L.  R.  Fitt 
Mrs.  M.R.Ericson 
Mrs.  D.  Thompson 
W.  Davidson 
R.  E.  Gardiner 
(Off.  Coun.) 

D.  F.  Spencer 

D.  A.  Johnstone 
A.  H.  Hicks 

G.  Sled 

F.  Hunter 

J.  O.  Tourigny 
J.  H.  Shaw 
Mrs.  Carruthers 

E.  J.  Schwirtz 

H.  J.  Litzgus 

R.  K.  Guilmette 
E.  J.  Medland 
W.  E.  Reynolds 
L.  R.  Hoscheit 
J.  C.  Rebchook 

S.  Korchinski 

A.  J.  G.  Cameron 
W.  Zurif 

J.  R.  Robins 
H.  A.  Cluff 
L.  L.  Elder 
D.  Propp 
R.  M.  Dubois 
R.  E.  Andrew 

B.  Hopfner 

W.  F.  Strickert 
R.  D.  Miller 
W.  A.  Olmsted 
D.  J.  Gibson 
H.  Pye 

R.  H.  Newhouse 
W.  G.  Douglas 
J.  R.  Laird 
Mrs.  R.  Daoust 
D.  Campbell 
Mrs.  Jarvenpaa 
R.  A.  Reiss 
A.  C.  Livingstone; 
1060  Arthol  St. 
Regina 


Villages 


Secretary-Treas. 


Sceptre . 

Sedley . 

Semans . 

Senlac . 

Shackleton . 

Sheho . 

Shell  Lake . 

Silton . 

Simpson . 

Smeaton . 

Smiley . 

Southey . 

Sovereign . 

Spalding . 

Speers . 

Spiritwood . 

Springside . 

Spring  Valley. . . 
Springwater.  .  .  . 
Spruce  Lake. . . . 

Spy  Hill . 

St.  Brieux . 

Stenen . 

St.  Gregor . 

Stockholm . 

Stornoway . 

Storthoaks . 

Stoughton . 

Stranraer . 

Strongfield . 

Success . 

Summerberry. .  . 

Tantallon . 

Tate . 

Tessier . 

Theodore . 

Togo . 

Tompkins . 

Torquay . 

Tramping  Lake . 

Tribune . 

Truax . 

Tugaske . 

Turtleford . 

Tuxford . 

Val  Marie . 

Valparaiso . 

Vanguard . 

Vanscoy . 

Vawn . 

Veregin . 

Verwood . 

Vibank . 

Viceroy . 

Viscount . 

Waldeck . 

Waldheim . 

Waldron . 

Waseca . 

Wauchope . 

Wawota . 

Webb . 

Weekes . 

Weird  ale . 

Weldon . 

W  elwy  n . 

West  Bend . 

White  Fox . 

Wilcox . 

Willowbrook.. .  . 
Willow  Bunch .  . 

Windthorst . 

Wiseton . 

Wishart . 

Wood  Mountain 

Woodrow . 

Wroxton . 

Yellow  Creek. .  . 
Young 


LI.  Gracie 
John  Gervais 

G.  Mackay 
J.  B.  Jansen 
W.  Munro 
Mrs.  O.  A.  Curry 
Mrs.  Erickson 
Mrs.  M.  H.  Davis 
W.  H.  Quine 
W.  M.  Jordan 
J.  J.  Dermody 
R.  F.  Vaughan 

0.  Banjsund 

F.  P.  Brown 
E.  L.  Curry 
Mrs.  M.  Dixon 

E.  F.  Davies 

F.  R.  Thiele 
Mrs.  F.  Kalmer 
R.  B.  Calder 

J.  D.  Jenkins 
Louis  Demay 
F.  W.  Morgan 

F.  Raab 

A.  B.  Sundberg 

O.  Gellert 

J.  B.  Paradis 

G.  Fafard 

D.  H.  Goulter 
J.  C.  Linka 
J.  A.  Stauber 

R.  G.  Smith 
J.  W.  Gunn 
Geo.  W.  Hager 

G.  H.  Johnson 
J.  Herasymiuk 

D.  G.  Hackney 
Herbert  E.  Tyler 

P.  O.  Vinge 

S.  B.  Hoffart 
W.  Frank 

J.  D.  Porter 

E.  A.  Atkinson 

M.  R.  Smith 

I.  Friesen 

A.  M.  Dunand 
Mrs.  M.  C.  Clunie 

H.  R.  Almquist 

F.  H.  Campbell 

J.  N.  Higgins 
Jerry  Chernoff 
R.  LI.  Sargent 

J.  W.  Weisgerber 
R.  H.  Sargent 
A.  Dennis 
,J.  E.  Burke 

P.  P.  Abrams 

H.  H.  Johnson 
A  Pearson 
Marie  Quennelle 

C.  A.  Rolfe 

T.  M.  Anton 

A.  M.  Wandzura 

G.  D.  Tkachak 

H.  Paine 

W.  R.  Morton 

D.  Verklan 
Robt.  Bradshaw 
J.  A.  Fey 

M.  J.  Kowal 
L.  Monder 
W.  C.  McArton 
W.  A.  Sucee 
D.  Moleski 
J.  Soparlo 

H.  F.  Crooks 

P.  G.  Woloschuk 

I.  F.  Hrytzak 

O.  D.  Ketcheson 


Zelma  ' .  . John  Drobot 

Zenon  Park _ 1A.  G.  Lalonde 


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TERRITORIES 


[1956 


YUKON  TERRITORY 

Organized  June  13th,  1898.  Area — 207,076  sq.  miles 

Population  1955 — 9,096 
Seat  op  Government — Whitehorse 

The  Yukon  was  created  a  separate  Territop'  in  June,  1898.  Provision  is  made  for  a  local  Government  com¬ 
posed  of  a  Chief  Executive,  styled  Commissioner,  also  an  Elective  Legislative  Council  of  five  members 
with  a  three  year  tenture  of  office.  The  Commissioner  administers  the  Government  under  instructions 
from  the  Governor-General  in  Council  or  the  Minister  of  Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources.  The 
Commisioner  in  Council  has  power  to  make  ordinances  dealing  with  the  imposition  of  local  taxes,  sale  of 
liquor,  preservation  of  game,  establishment  of  territorial  offices,  maintenance  of  prisons  and  municipal 
institutions,  issue  of  licences,  incorporation  of  companies,  solemnization  of  marriage,  property  and  civil 
rights,  administration  of  justice,  and  generally  all  matters  of  a  local  nature  in  the  Territory. 

TERRITORIAL  COUNCIL 
(Five  members  elected  1955,  for  3  years.) 


Dawson — V.  C.  Mellor 
Mayo — D.  McGeachy 

Carmacks — 

TERRITORIAL  OFFICIALS 

WHITEHORSE,  Y.  T. 

Commissioner . F.  H.  Collins 

Territorial  Secretary . W.  D.  Robertson 

Registrar  of  Vital  Statistics . W.  D.  Robertson 

(Fee  for  copies  of  certificates  of  Birth,  Marriage  or 
Death,  She.,  pins  search  fee  of  2>e.) 

Territorial  Treasurer . W.  A.  Wardrop 

Superintendent  of  Liquor  Control . L.  Higgins 

Superintendent  of  Schools . H.  Thompson 

Superintendent  of  Hospitals . J.  Gentleman 

Superintendent  of  Game . T.  Kjar 

Legal  Advisor . F.  G.  Smith 

DOMINION  OFFICIALS 

DEPARTMENT  OF  NORTHERN  AFFAIRS 
AND  NATIONAL  RESOURCES 

Director,  Northern  Administration  of  Lands,  (Ottawa) 
F.  J.  G.  Cunningham.  B.A..  LL.B. 
Commissioner  (Whitehorse) . F  .  H.  Collins 


A.  R.  Hayes 
Mining  Recorders: 


Whitehorse  East — J.  L.  Phelps 
Whitehorse  West — R.  Hulland 


(Dawson) . John  D.  Dines 

(Mayo) . Gordon  McIntyre 

(Whitehorse) . W.  M.  Emery 

Registrar,  Land  Titles  (Whitehorse) ...  F.  G.  Smith 
JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT,  WHITEHORSE 
Judge  of  the  Territorial  Court,  Whitehorse 

The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  J.  E.  Gibben,  Q.C. 

Registrar,  Sheriff  and  Reporter . R.  J.  Friend 

Police  Magistrate  (Whitehorse). .  .A.  H.  Gibson,  Q.C. 

Public  Administrator . G.  C.  Van  Roggen 

Judges  of  Juvenile  Court  (Wffiitehorse) 

A.  H.  Gibson,  Q.C. 

(Dawson) . John  Sealey 

NATIONAL  REVENUE  DEPARTMENT 

Collector  of  Customs  and  Excise: 

. Noel  Pennington 

(Whitehorse)  . M.  R.  Carswell 

Director  of  Income  Tax  (Whitehorse) . C.  Grant 

TYflc or  uP~t°_date  information  on  other  Department 
Officials,  please  write:  The  Director,  Northern 
Administrations  and  Lands  Branch,  Dept,  of  Nor¬ 
thern  Affairs  and  National  Resources,  Ottawa. 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 


Reconstituted  1st  September,  1905.  Area— 1,304,903  sq.  miles 

Seat  ok  Government — Ottawa 
The  Northwest  Territories  comprise  all  that  part  of 
Canada  north  of  the  Sixtieth  Parallel  of  North 
Latitude^  except  the  portions  thereof  within  the 
Yukon  Territory  and  the  Provinces  of  Quebec  and 
Newfoundland,  and  the  islands  in  Hudson  Bay 
James  Bay  and  Ungava  Bay,  except  those  islands 
within  the  Provinces  of  Manitoba,  Ontario  and  Que- 
bec.  For  administrative  purposes  the  Territories 
were  subdivided  into  the  provisional  districts  of 
Mackenzie,  Keewatin  and  Franklin  by  Order  in 
Council  of  16th  of  March,  1918.  The  Northwest 

nro5de?eSfAotVLChaP-  195'  R'S-C"  1952  as  amended 
fo^  the  government  of  the  Northwest 
Territories  by  a  Commissioner  (who  is  Deputy 
Minister  of  the  Department  of  Northern  Affairs  and 
i  ,?eso“rce?)  under  instructions  given  from 
time  to  time  by  the  Governor  in  Council  or  the 
Minister  of  the  Department.  The  Act  also  provides 


Population,  1951,  16,004 


for  a  Council  consisting  of  nine  members,  one  of 
whom  is  Deputy  Commissioner.  Of  the  nine,  four 
are  elected  by  the  people  of  Mackenzie  District  to 
represent  four  constituencies  in  that  District,  and 
five  are  appomted  by  the  Governor  in  Council. 
Legislative  powers  are  exercised  by  the  Commissioner 
in  Council  on  such  matters  as  direct  taxation  within 
tne  l  erntories  m  order  to  raise  revenue,  mainten¬ 
ance  of  municipal  institutions,  licenses,  soleminization 
ot  marriages,  property  and  civil  rights,  administration 
ol  justice,  education,  public  health  and  generally  all 
matters  of  a  local  nature.  The  administration  of  the 
territories  under  the  Northwest  Territories  Act  and 
tne  ordinances  passed  by  the  Commissioner  in  Council 
IS  carried  on  by  the  Northern  Administration  and 

L  Uat  ^anc^  the  Department  of  Northern  Affairs 
ana  National  Resources. 


Commissioner,  R.  G.  Robertson 
Appointed  Members— F  .  J.  G.  Cunningham  (Deputy 
CommissKiner)  Louis  C  Audette,  J.  Boucher, 
O.  M.  Drury,  L.  H.  Nicholson,  M.B.E. 


COUNCIL  OF  THE  NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 

Elected  Members — F.  Carmichael,  R.  Porrit,  J.  W. 

Goodall,  J.  Parker. 

Secretary — R.  A.  Bishop. 

Legal  Advisor — W.  Nason. 


1956] 


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431 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES — Continued 
DOMINION  OFFICIALS 


Director ,  Northern  Administrat  ion  and  Lands  Branch — 
F.  J.  G.  Cunningham,  Ottawa. 

Chief,  Territorial  Division — W.  G.  Brown,  Ottawa. 

Chief,  Arctic  Division — B.  G.  Sivertz,  Ottawa. 

Lhief,  Lands  Division — C.  K.  LeCapelain,  M.B.E., 
Ottawa.  . 

Judge  of  the  Territorial  Court — Hon.  Mr.  Justice  John 
H.  Sissons.  Yellowknife. 

Police  Magistrate — L.  H.  Phinney,  Yellowknife. 

Sheriff,  Yellowknife — Mackenzie  Registration  District 
— F.  J.  Gorle. 

Registrar,  Land  Titles — W.  Nason,  Ottawa. 

Legal  Adviser — W.  Nason,  Ottawa. 

Registrar  General  of  Vital  Statistics — F.  J.  G.  Cunning¬ 
ham,  Ottawa. 

(Fee  for  copies  of  certificates  of  Birth,  Marriage  or 
Death,  50c.,  plus  search  fee  of  25c.) 

Public  Administrators  (Yellowknife  Mackenzie 
Registration  Districts) — H.  Milton  Martin,  Ed¬ 
monton,  Alberta;  (Arctic  and  Hudson  Bay  Regis¬ 
tration  District) — D.  D.  Pratt,  Ottawa. 


District  Administrator,  L.  A.  C.  O.  Hunt,  Fort 
Smith. 

Mining  Recorders,  Crown  Timber  and  Land  Agents 
Aklavik —  J.  W.  Burton;  Fort  Smith — L.  A.  C.  O. 
Hunt;  Hay  River —  J.  S.  Richardson;  Yellowknife 
— H.  J.  Mitchell. 

Mining  Inspector,  S.  Homulos  Yellowknife. 

Medical  Officers — Aklavik — Ian  Black,  M.D.,  J.  N. 
Lavalee,  M.D.;  Chesterfield— J .  C.  Patry,  M.D.; 
Fort  Rae — E.  A.  Jarman,  M.D.;  Fort  Resolution— 
A.  H.  Greenidge,  M.D.;  Fort  Simpson — T.  P. 
Nyhus,  M.D.;  Fort  Smith — R.  B.  Lyshak,  M.D.; 
Norman  Wells— R.  G.  Hines,  M.D.;  Pangnirtung— 
Otto  Schaefer,  M.D.;  Port  Radium — D.  G.  Howat- 
son,  M.D.;  Yellowknife — O.  L.  Stanton,  M.D.,  iL 
F.  Fitch,  M.D.  .  _  n 

Superintendent  Reindeer  Range  Station  1.  G. 
Douglas,  Aklavik. 

Chief ,  Education  Division — J.  V.  Jacobson,  Ottawa. 
Northwest  Territories  Power  Commission — 150  Welling¬ 
ton  St.,  Ottawa,  R.  G.  Robertson,  Chairman. 


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CANADIANS  TRAVELLING  ABROAD 


UNITED  STATES  IMMIGRATION 
REGULATIONS 

Every  person  desiring  to  enter  the  United  States 
for  any  purpose  whatever,  even  for  a  limited  time, 
must  have  (1)  a  passport  or  other  travel  document 
from  the  Government  to  which  such  person  owes 
allegiance,  and  (2)  a  visa  issued  by  an  American 
Consular  officer;  excepting  Canadians  and  British 
subjects  having  Canadian  “Domicile”  who  may  enter 
without  passports  or  visas  under  certain  conditions 
(for  details  see  below). 

Visas  are  of  two  kinds:  (1)  Immigrant  visas, 
which  are  for  permanent  or  indefinite  residence  in .the 
United  States,  and  (2)  Non-immigrant  visas,  which 
are  for  temporary  entry  into  the  United  States  for 
definite  short  periods  for  business,  pleasure,  transit 
through  as  a  student,  crewman,  et  cetera. 

In  connection  with  an  application  for  a  non¬ 
immigrant  visa  at  United  States  consular  offices  in 
Canada,  all  persons  with  the  exception  of  Canadian 
citizens  and  British  subjects  with  landed  immigrant 
status  must  present  a  passport  or  other  travel  docu¬ 
ment  valid  for  at  least  six  months  beyond  the  con¬ 
templated  initial  period  of  stay  in  the  United  States. 

Border  Crossing  Regulations 
Canadian  citizens  and  British  subjects  with  landed 
immigrant”  status  are  not  required  to  present  visas, 
passports  or  border-crossing  cards  when  enter¬ 
ing  the  United  States  temporarily  from  Canada 
or  other  foreign  contiguous  territory  or  adjacent 
islands.  Satisfactory  evidence  of  identity  and 
citizenship  may  be  required  and  would  comprise 
Canadian  or  British  passports  valid  or  expired, 
‘‘landed  immigrant”  cards,  Canadian  birth  or  baptis¬ 
mal  certificates,  or  Canadian  certificates  of  natur- 

Canadian  citizens  entering  the  United  States 
temporarily  from  other  than  contiguous  territory  or 
adjacent  islands  do  not  require  visas  but  must  be  in 
possession  of  unexpired  passports.  # 

British  subjects  with  “landed  immigrant  status  in 
Canada  entering  the  United  States  from  other  than 
contiguous  territory  or  adjacent  islands  are  required 
to  present  passports  and  appropriate  non-immigrant 

visas.  _  .  .  .  r 

In  addition,  everyone  should  be  in  possession  oi 
evidence  establishing  that  he  is  in  fact  a  bona  fide 
temporary  visitor.  Letters  of  reference  from  the 
applicant’s  employer  or  husband’s  employer,  or  bank 
manager  if  in  business  for  self,  are  the  most  satis¬ 
factory.  Those  desiring  further  information  regarding 
entry  requirements  may  call  in  person  or  write  to 
the  nearest  U.S.  Consulate.  American  consulates  are 
located  in  Canada  at  the  following  places:  Calgary 


and  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Winnipeg, 
Man.;  St.  John,  N.B.;  Halifax,  N.S.;  Niagara  Falls, 
Toronto,  Ottawa,  and  Windsor,  Ont. ;  Montreal  and 
Quebec;  City,  Quebec;  and  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

American  citizens  do  not  require  passports  to  re¬ 
enter  the  United  States  but  must  satisfy  the  immigra¬ 
tion  officials  that  they  are  in  fact  United  States 
ci±izens. 

CANADIAN  PASSPORT  INFORMATION 
Passports  are  issued  in  Canada  at  the  Passport 
Office,  Department  of  External  Affairs,  Ottawa. 

They  are  good  for  five  years  and  are  renewable  for 
one  period  of  five  years.  Fee  for  a  passport  is  $5.00 
and  for  renewal  $2.00. 

Any  person  in  possession  of  an  old  passport,  ppor 
to  January  1,  1947,  should  write  the  Passport  Office, 
Department  of  External  Affairs,  Ottawa,  for  full 
information  concerning  renewal.  _ 

Canadians  travelling  to  the  United  States  for  six 
months  or  less  do  not  need  a  passport.  _ 

Canadians  do  not  require  visas  when  going  to  the 
United  States  unless  they  propose  to  engage  in  gain¬ 
ful  employment.  ,.  ,  . 

For  the  following  countries  Canadians  do  not 
require  visas  provided  they  intend  to  visit  these 
countries  for  a  reasonable  period  of  time:  United 
Kingdom,  Norway,  Tangiers,  and  Switzerland. 

No  visas  are  required  for  the  following  countries 
if  the  visit  is  for  a  period  not  exceeding  three  months: 
The  Netherlands,  Sweden,  Denmark,  Germany, 
France,  Italy,  Greece.  .  ,  , 

No  visa  is  required  for  Belgium  provided  the 
length  of  stay  does  not  exceed  a  two  month  period. 

Canadians  travelling  to  other  countries  should 
communicate  with  a  Consul  in  Canada  representing 
the  country  to  which  they  intend  to  travel. 

Canadians  wishing  to  travel  to  Austria  require 
visas.  Enquiries  concerning  travel  to  Austria, 
should  be  directed  to  the  Austrian  Consulate-General. 
136  Queen  Street,  Ottawa.  Applications  for  entry 
to  Japan  should  be  made  to  the  Embassy  of  Japan, 
88  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  , 

British  subjects,  who  are  not  Canadians  sbould 
make  application  for  passports  or  renewal  to  the 
High  Commissioners  for  their  countries  in  Ottawa. 

Canadians  in  British  Commonwealth  countries  may 
obtain  passports  or  renewals  at  the  Offices  of  the 
High  Commissioners  for  Canada  in  the  respective 

countries.  .  ,  .*•  „ 

Canadians  in  other  countries  may  present  applica- 
tions  re  passports  to  the  nearest  Canadian  posts. 
In  cases  of  emergency,  United  Kingdom  or  other 
Commonwealth  representatives  will  renew  or  amend 
passports  for  short  periods. 


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URBAN  POPULATIONS 


[1956 


POPULATION  OF  CITIES  AND  TOWNS 


fn_T A?wJ°WA/rg  glvej  aoh^  of  Cities  and  Towns  of  1,000  and  over,  with  populations.  Figures  given 

’Tf‘mtobfrnd  Saskatchewan  include  those  of  the  1046  Dominion  Census  of  the  Prairie 
Provinces'  1  qifil  P°p ttl0na  ?f  organized  Cities,  Towns  and  Villages  according  to  the  1951  Census  (Prairie 
Lnada”  commLcing  onZgem88.  a  y  nght  °  na“eS  “  alPhabetical  list  °f  “post  Offices  in 


Cities 

Calgary . 

Calgary  (Greater) . 

Drumheller . 

Edmonton . 

Edmonton 

(Greater) . 

Lethbridge . 

Medicine  Hat . 

Red  Deer . 

Wetaskiwin . 

.Towns 

Athabaska . 

Barrhead . 

Beverly . 

Black  Diamond . . . 

Blairmore . 

Bonny  ville . 

Bowness . 

Brooks . 

Camrose . 

Cards  ton . 

Claresholm . 

Coleman . 

Didsbury . 

Edson . 

Forest  Lawn . 

Fort  Saskatchewan 
Grande  Prairie. .  . . 

Hanna . 

High  Prairie . 

High  River . 

Innisfail . 

Jasper  Place . 

Lacombe . 

Leduc . 

Lloydminster  (ptj 
(See  also  Sask.) . 

Macleod . 

Magrath . 

McLennan . 

Olds . 

Peace  River . 

Pincher  Creek .... 

Ponoka . 

Raymond . 

Redcliffe . 

Redwater . 

Rocky  Mtn.  House 

St.  Albert . 

St.  Paul . 

Stettler . 

Taber . 

Three  Hills . 

Vegreville . 

Vermilion . 

Vulcan . 

Wain  wright . 

Westlock . 


ALBERTA 


1951  1946 

129,060  100,044 

139,105  . 

2,601  2,695 

159,631  113,116 

173,075  . 

22,947  16,522 

16,364  12,859 

7,575  4,042 

3,824  2,645 

1,068  . 

1,243  . 

2,159  1,171 

1,154  . 

1,933  1,767 

1.139  . 

2,922  . 

1,648  1,091 

4,131  2,967 

2,487  2,334 

1,608  1,306 

1,961  1,809 

1,180 

1,956  1,571 

1,079  . 

1,076  . 

2,664  2  267 

2,027  1,756 

1,141  . 

1,888  1,674 

1,417  1,272 

9.139 

2,277  1,808 

1,842 


1,706 

1,860 

1,320 

1,074 

1,617 

1,672 

1,456 

2,574 

2,279 

1,538 

1,306 

1,147 

1,129 

1,407 

2,442 

3,042 

1,026 

2,223 

1,982 

1,040 

1,996 

1,111 


698 

1,649 

1,295 


1,521 

997 

1,148 

1,468 

2,116 

1,289 


1,017 


1,187 

1,499 

1,760 


1,563 

1,630 


1,261 


1941 

88,904 

93,021 

2,748 

93,817 

97,842 

14,612 

10,571 

2,924 

2,318 

578 

399 

981 

890 

1,731 

603 


888 

2,598 

1,864 

1,265 

1,870 

892 

1,499 

899 

903 

1,724 

1,622 


1,430 

1,223 


1,603 

871 

572 

1,912 

1,207 


1,337 

873 

994 

1,306 

2,089 

1,111 


800 

697 

1,018 

1,295 

1,331 

706 

1,696 

1,408 

732 

980 

590 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Cities 

Alberni . 

Armstrong . 

Campbell  River.  . 

Castlegar . 

Chilliwack . 

Courtenay . 

Cranberry  Lake . . 

Cranbrook . 

Creston . 

Dawson  Creek .... 

Duncan . 


1951 

3,323 

1,126 

1,986 

1941 

1,807 

977 

1931 

702 

1,329 

5,663 

2,553 

1,350 

3,675 

1,737 

2,461 

1,219 

3,621 

1,626 

3,589 

2,568 

1,153 

541 

3,067 

695 

2,784 

2,189 

1,843 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA — Continued 


Cities  1951 


F  ernie . 

Grand  Forks . 

Hope . 

Kamloops . 

Kelowna . 

Kimberley . 

Ladysmith . 

Lake  Cowichan .  .  . 

Merritt . 

Mission  City . 

Nanaimo . 

Nelson . 

New  Westminster. 
North  Kamloops .  . 
North  Vancouver.. 

Oliver . 

Penticton . 

Port  Alberni . 

Port  Coquitlam  .  .  . 

Port  Moody . 

Prince  George . 

Prince  Rupert .... 

Quesnel . 

Revelstoke . 

Rossland . 

Salmon  Arm . 

Smithers . 

Trail . 

Vancouver . 

Vancouver 

(Greater) . 

Vernon . 

Victoria . 

Victoria  (Greater) . 
Westview . 


2,551 

1,646 

1,668 

8,099 

8,517 

5,933 

2,094 

1,628 

1,251 

2,668 

7,196 

6.772 

28,639 

1,979 

15,687 

1,000 

10,548 

7,84.5 

3.232 

2,246 

4,703 

8,546 

1,587 

2,917 

4,604 

1,201 

1,204 

11,430 

344,833 

530,728 

7,822 

51,331 

103,994 

3,507 


MANITOBA 
Cities  1951 

Brandon .  .  20,598 

8,511 


Portage  la  Prairie . . 

St.  Boniface . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg  (Greater) 
Towns 

Altona  (village)  .  .  . 

Beausejour . 

Boissevain . 

Brooklands 

(village) . 

Carman . 

Dauphin . 

Flin  Flon 


26,342 

235,710 

354,069 

1,438 

1,376 

1,015 

2,915 
1,867 
6,007 
9,899 


Incorporated,  June  18,’ 1940 

Gimli . 

Killarney . 

Minnedosa . 

Morden . 

Morris . 

Neepawa . 

P9werview  (village) 

Rivers . 

Roblin  (village) .  .  . 

Russell . 

Selkirk . [  ’ 

Souris . '  ’  ] 

Steinbach . ' 

Stonewall 
Swan  River . 


1,324 

1,262 

2,085 

1,862 

1,193 

2,895 

1,075 

1,209 

1,055 

1,100 

6,218 

1,584 

2,155 

1,040 

2,290 


ThePas .  3,376 

1  ranscona .  6,752 

Tuxedo .  1>627 

Virden .  1,746 

Winkler  (village)  . .  L33I 


1941 

1931 

2,545 

2,732 

1,259 

1,298 

515 

5,959 

6,167 

5,118 

4,655 

1,706 

1,443 

940 

1,296 

1,957 

1,314 

6,635 

6,745 

5,912 

5,992 

21,967 

17,524 

8,914 

8,510 

5,777 

4,584 

2,356 

1,539 

1,312 

1,512 

1,260 

2,027 

2,479 

6,714 

6,350 

653 

2,106 

2,736 

3,657 

2,848 

836 

759 

9,392 

7,573 

275,353 

246,593 

377,447 

308,340 

5,209 

3.937 

44,068 

39,082 

1946 

1941 

17,551 

17,383 

7,620 

7,187 

21,613 

18,157 

229,045 

221,960 

307,494 

299,937 

1,065 

1,181 

1,161 

817 

2,728 

2,240 

1,555 

1,455 

4,637 

4,662 

7,595 

6,860 

1,045 

853 

1,091 

1,051 

1,837 

1,636 

1.690 

1,427 

953 

2,468 

2,292 

802 

765 

783 

5,408 

4,915 

1,517 

1,346 

1,071 

1,020 

1,175 

1,129 

3,102 

3,181 

6,132 

5,495 

735 

1,597 

1,619 

1,164 

95? 

1956] 


URBAN  POPULATIONS 


433 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 


Cities 

1951 

1941 

1931 

Fredericton . 

16,018 

10,062 

8,830 

Moncton . 

27,334 

22,763 

20,689 

Saint  John . 

50,779 

51,741 

47,514 

Towns 

Bathurst . 

4,453 

3,554 

3,300 

Campbell  ton . 

7,754 

6,748 

6,505 

Chatham . 

5,223 

4,082 

4,017 

Dalhousie . 

4,939 

4,508 

3,974 

Devon . 

2,337 

1,977 

Dieppe  (village) . . . 

3,402 

Edmundston . 

10,753 

7,096 

6,430 

Grand  Falls . 

2,365 

1,806 

1,556 

Hartland . 

1,000 

847 

907 

Marysville . 

2,152 

1,651 

1,512 

Mill  town . 

2,267 

1,S76 

1,735 

Newcastle . 

4,248 

3,781 

3,383 

St.  Andrews . 

1,458 

1,167 

1,207 

St.  George . 

1,263 

1,169 

1,087 

St.  Leonard . 

1,419 

1,095 

St.  Stephen . 

3,769 

3,306 

3,437 

Sackville . 

2,873 

2,489 

2,234 

Shediac . 

2,010 

2,147 

1,883 

Shippegan 

1,181 

Sunny  Brae . 

2,048 

1,368 

1,364 

Susses . 

3,224 

3,027 

2,252 

Woodstock . 

3,996 

3,593 

3,259 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

City 

1951 

1945 

1935 

St.  John’s . 

52,873 

44,603 

39,886 

Towns 

Bay  Roberts . 

1,222 

1,301 

1,911 

Bell  Island . 

10,291 

8,171 

6,157 

Buchans . 

2,003 

1,394 

1,104 

Carbonear . 

3,351 

3,472 

3,367 

Channel-Port 

aux  Basques .... 

2,634 

Corner  Brook  East 

3,445 

Corner  Brook  West 

6,831 

Curling . 

3,559 

1,264 

981 

Deer  Lake . 

2,655 

1,927 

1,227 

Fogo . 

1,078 

1,176 

1,164 

Grand  Bank . 

2,148 

2,329 

2,209 

Harbour  Grace .... 

2,331 

2,065 

2,215 

1,218 

l’380 

St.  Lawrence . 

1,451 

1,251 

832 

6,460 

1,304 

Windsor . 

3,674 

2,772 

1,447 

Settlement 

Grand  Falls . 

3,974 

4,552 

4,224 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Cities 

1951 

1941 

1931 

Halifax . 

85,589 

70,488 

59,275 

Sydney . 

31,317 

28,305 

23,089 

Towns 

Amherst . 

9,870 

8,620 

7,450 

Antigonish . 

3,196 

2,157 

1,764 

1,045 

962 

Bridgetown . 

L038 

1,020 

1,126 

Bridgewater . 

4,010 

3,445 

3,262 

Canso . 

1,313 

1,418 

1,575 

Clark’s  Harbour..  . 

1,020 

887 

Dartmouth . 

15,037 

10,847 

9,100 

Digby . 

2,047 

1,657 

1,412 

Dominion . 

3,143 

3,279 

2,846 

Glace  Bay . 

25,586 

25,147 

20,706 

1,131 

907 

Inverness . 

2^360 

2,360 

2,900 

Kentville . 

4,240 

3,928 

3,033 

Liverpool . 

3,535 

3,170 

2,669 

Lockeport . 

1,225 

1,804 

973 

Louisburg . 

1,120 

1,012 

971 

Lunenburg . 

2,816 

2,856 

2,727 

Mahone  Bay . 

1,019 

1,025 

1,065 

Middleton . 

1,506 

1,172 

904 

Mulgrave . 

1,212 

1,057 

975 

New  Glasgow . 

9,933 

9,210 

8,858 

New  Waterford  .  . . 

10,423 

9,302 

7,745 

North  Sydney.  .  .  . 

7,354 

6,836 

6,139 

Oxford . 

1,466 

1,297 

1,133 

Parraboro.  ....... 

1,906 

1,971 

1,919 

NOVA  SCOTIA — Continued 


Cities 

1951 

1946 

1931 

Pictou . 

4,259 

3,069 

3,152 

Pt.  Hawkesbury. . 

1,034 

1,031 

1,011 

Shelburne . 

2,040 

1,605 

1,474 

Springhill . 

7,138 

7,170 

6,355 

Stellarton . 

5,575 

5,351 

5,002 

1,018 

961 

Sydney  Mines  .  .  . 

8,410 

8,198 

7,769 

Trenton . 

3,098 

2,699 

2,613 

Truro . 

10,756 

10,272 

7,901 

Westville . 

4,301 

4,115 

3,946 

Windsor . 

3,439 

3,436 

3,032 

Wolfville . 

2,313 

1,944 

1,818 

Yarmouth . 

8,106 

7,790 

7,055 

ONTARIO 

Cities 

1951 

1941 

1931 

Belleville . 

19,519 

15,710 

13,790 

Brantford . 

36,727 

31,948 

30,107 

Chatham . 

21,218 

17,369 

14,569 

Cornwall . 

16,899 

14,117 

11,126 

Became  a  city  Dec.  31st,  1944. 

Fort  William.  .  .  . 

34,947 

30,585 

26,277 

Galt . 

19,207 

15,346 

14,006 

Guelph . 

27,386 

23,273 

21,075 

Hamilton . 

.  208,321 

166,337 

155,547 

Hamilton  (Greater)  259,685 

197,732 

163,710 

Kingston . 

33,459 

30,120 

23,439 

Kitchener . 

44,867 

35,657 

30,793 

London . 

95,343 

78,264 

71,148 

Niagara  Falls.  . .  . 

22,874 

20,589 

19,046 

North  Bay . 

17,944 

15,599 

15,528 

Oshawa . 

41,545 

26,813 

23,439 

Ottawa . 

.  202,045 

154,951 

126,872 

Ottawa  (Greater;. 

.  281,908 

225,466 

175,988 

Owen  Sound . 

16,423 

14,002 

12,839 

Peterborough  .  .  .  . 

38,272 

25,350 

22,327 

Port  Arthur . 

.  31,161 

24,426 

19,818 

St.  Catharines  .  .  . 

37,984 

30,275 

24,753 

St.  Thomas . 

18,173 

17,132 

15,430 

Sarnia . 

34,697 

18,734 

18,191 

Sault  Ste  Marie.. . 

32,452 

25,794 

23,082 

Stratford . 

18,785 

17,038 

17,742 

Sudbury . 

42,410 

32,203 

18,518 

Toronto . 

.  675,754 

667,457 

631,207 

Toronto  (Greater) 

.  1,117,470 

909,928 

810,467 

Waterloo . 

11,991 

9,025 

8,095 

Became  a  city  in  1947 

Welland . 

15,382 

12,500 

10,709 

Windsor . 

.  120,049 

105,311 

98,179 

Windsor  (Greater] 

i.  157,672 

123,793 

110,385 

East  Windsor, 

Sandwich  and 

Walkerville, 

amalgamated  with  Windsor  in 

1935 

Woodstock . 

15,544 

12,461 

11,146 

Towns  and  Villages 


Acton . . 

Alexandria . 

2,880 

2,204 

2,063 

2,175 

2,006 

Alliston . 

1,987 

1,733 

1,355 

Almonte . 

2,672 

2,543 

2,415 

Amherstburg .  .  .  . 

3,638 

2,853 

2,759 

Arnprior . 

4,381 

3,895 

4,023 

1  088 

937 

Aurora . 

3,358 

2,726 

2,587 

Aylmer . 

3,483 

2,478 

2,283 

1  334 

1,094 

Barrie . 

12,514 

9,725 

7,776 

Barry's  Bay . 

1,218 

1,198 

1  712 

1,309 

1  048 

934 

1  431 

999 

Blenheim . 

2,459 

1,952 

1,737 

Blind  River . 

2,512 

2,619 

2,805 

Bobcaygeon . 

1,207 

1,022 

Bowmanville .... 

5,430 

4,113 

4,080 

Bracebridge .... 

2,684 

2,341 

2,436 

Bradford . 

1,483 

1,033 

Brampton . 

8,389 

6,020 

5,532 

1  137 

Brighton . 

1,967 

1,651 

Brockville . 

12,301 

11,342 

9,736 

Burlington . 

6,017 

3,815 

3,046 

Burlington  Beach. .  2,827 

Caledonia . 

1,681 

1,401 

Campbellford .  .  . 

3,235 

3,018 

2,744 

Capreol . 

2,002 

1,641 

1,684 

Cardinal . 

1,782 

1,645 

Carleton  Place.  . 

4.725 

4,305 

4.105 

434 


URBAN  POPULATIONS 


[1956 


ONTARIO — Continued 


ONTARIO — Continued 


Towns 

Casseiman . 

Chelmsford . 

Chesley . 

Chesterville . 

Chippawa . 

Clinton . 

Cobalt . 

Cobourg . 

Cochrane . 

Colbome . 

CollingWood . 

Coniston . 

Copper  Cliff . 

Crystal  Beach . 

Delhi . 

Deseronto . 

Dresden . 

Dryden . 

Dundas . 

Dunnville . 

Durham . 

Eastview . 

Eganville . 

Elmira . 

Elora  . 

Englehart . 

Essex . 

.  Exeter . 

Fenelon  Falls . 

Fergus . 

Fonthill . 

Forest . 

Forest  Hill . 

Fort  Erie . 

Fort  Frances . 

F  rankford . 

Gananoque . 

Georgetown . 

Gerald  ton . 

Goderich . 

Gravenhurst . 

Grimsby . 

Hagersville . 

Haileybury . 

Hanover . 

Harriston . 

Harrow . 

Havelock . 

Hawkesbury . 

Hearst . 

Hespeler . 

Humberston'e . 

Huntsville . 

Ingersoll . 

Iroquois . 

Iroquois  Falls . 

Kapuskasing . 

Keewatin . 

Kemptville . 

Kenora . 

Kincardine . 

Kingsville . 

Lakefield . 

LaSalle . 

Leamington . 

Leaside . 

Levack . 

Lindsay . 

Lis  towel . 

Little  Current.  .  .  . 

Long  Branch . 

Madoc . 

Markdale . 

Markham . 

Marmora . 

Mattawa . 

Meaford . 

Merritton . 

Midland . 

Milton . 

Milverton . 

Mimico . 

Mitchell . 

Morrisburg . 

Mount  Forest . 

Napanee . 


1951 

1941 

1,158 

1,021 

1,210 

905 

1,672 

1,701 

1,094 

1,067 

1,762 

1,385 

2,547 

1,896 

2,230 

2,376 

7,470 

5,973 

3,401 

2,844 

1,108 

994 

7,413 

6,270 

2,292 

2,245 

3,974 

3,732 

1,204 

618 

2,517 

2,062 

1,522 

1,261 

2,052 

1,662 

2,627 

1,641 

6,846 

5,276 

4,478 

4,028 

1,839 

1,700 

13,799 

7,966 

1,326 

1,088 

2,589 

2,012 

1,348 

1,247 

1,585 

1,262 

2,741 

1,935 

2,547 

1,589 

1,304 

1,158 

3,387 

2,832 

1,412 

1,000 

1,790 

1,570 

15,305 

11,757 

7,572 

6,595 

8,038 

5,897 

1,393 

1,144 

4,572 

4,044 

3,452 

2,562 

3,227 

2,979 

4,934 

4,557 

3,005 

2,122 

2,773 

2,331 

1,746 

1,455 

2,346 

2,268 

3,533 

3,290 

1,494 

1,305 

1,519 

1,166 

1,132 

1,113 

7,194 

6,263 

1,723 

995 

3,862 

3,058 

3,895 

2,963 

3,286 

2,800 

6,524 

5,782 

1,086 

956 

1,342 

1,302 

4,687 

3,431 

1,634 

1,481 

1,488 

1,232 

8,695 

7,745 

2,672 

2,507 

2,631 

2,317 

1,710 

1,349 

1,854 

951 

6,950 

5,858 

16,233 

6,183 

1,833 

895 

9,603 

8,403 

3,469 

3,013 

1,397 

1,088 

8,727 

5,172 

1,240 

1,188 

1,007 

870 

1,606 

1,204 

1,117 

1,106 

3,097 

1,971 

3,178 

2,662 

4,714 

2,993 

7,206 

6,800 

2,451 

1,964 

1,055 

1,015 

11,342 

8,070 

1,979 

1,777 

1,858 

1,575 

2,291 

1,892 

3,897 

3,405 

1931 


1,699 


1,789 

3,885 

5,834 

3,963 


5,809 


3,173 


1,476 

1,529 

1,326 

5,026 

3,405 

1,750 

6,686 


2,170 

i’210 

1,954 


1,480 


5,904 

5,470 


3,592 

2,288 


4,491 

1,864 

2,198 


2,813 

3,077 

1,296 

989 

1,173 

5,177 


2,752 


2,817 

5,233 


1,476 

3,819 

1,422 


6,766 

2,465 

2,174 


4,902 

938 


7,505 

2,676 

1,101 


1,631 

2,624 

2,523 

6,920 

1,839 


6,800 

1,588 


1,801 

3,497 


Towns 

New  Hamburg..  .  . 

New  Liskeard . 

Newmarket . 

New  Toronto . 

Niagara . 

Norwich . 

Oakville . 

Orangeville . 

Orillia . 

Palmerston . 

Paris . 

Parry  Sound . 

Pembroke . 

Penetanguishene. . . 

Perth . 

Petrolia . 

Picton . 

Point  Edward . 

Port  Colborne .... 

Port  Credit . 

Port  Dalhousie .... 

Port  Dover . 

Port  Elgin . 

Port  Hope . 

Port  Perry . 

Portsmouth . 

Port  Stanley . 

Prescott . 

Preston . 

Rainy  River . 

Renfrew . 

Richmond  Hill .... 

Ridgetown . 

Riverside . 

Rockcliffe  Park .  .  . 

Rockland . 

St.  Marys . 

Seaforth . 

Shelburne . 

Simcoe . 

Sioux  Lookout .... 

Smiths  Falls . 

Smooth  Rock  Falls 

Southampton . 

Stayner . 

Stirling . 

Stoney  Creek . 

Stouff  ville . 

Strathroy . 

Streetsville . 

Sturgeon  Falls .... 

Sutton . 

Swansea . 

Tavistock . 

Tecumseh . 

Thessalon . 

Thorold . 

Tilbury . 

Tillsonburg . 

Timmins . 

Trenton . 

Tweed . 

Uxbridge . 

Van  leek  Hill . 

Walkerton . 

Wallaceburg . 

Waterdown . 

Waterford . 

Watford . 

West  Lome . 

Weston . 

Wheatley . 

Whitby . 

Wiarton . 

Winchester . 

Wingham . 

Woodbridge . 


1951 

1941 

1,738 

1,402 

4,215 

3,019 

5,356 

4,026 

11,194 

9,504 

2,108 

1,541 

1,439 

1,268 

6,910 

4,115 

3,249 

2,718 

12,110 

9,798 

1,573 

1,418 

5,249 

4,637 

5,183 

5,765 

12,704 

11,159 

4,949 

4,521 

5,034 

4,458 

3,105 

2,801 

4,287 

3,901 

1,838 

1,363 

8,275 

6,993 

3,643 

2,160 

2,616 

1,723 

2,440 

1,968 

1,558 

1,395 

6,548 

5,055 

1,721 

1,245 

3,411 

3,135 

1,491 

1,177 

3,518 

3,223 

7,619 

6,704 

1,348 

1,205 

7,360 

5,511 

2,164 

1,345 

2,365 

1,944 

9,214 

4,877 

1,595 

1,480 

2,348 

2,040 

3,995 

3,635 

2,118 

1,668 

1,184 

1,005 

7,269 

6,037 

2,364 

1,756 

8,441 

7,159 

1,102 

953 

1,700 

1,600 

1,280 

1,085 

1,100 

990 

1,922 

1,007 

1,695 

1,253 

3,708 

3,016 

1,139 

709 

4,962 

4,576 

1,168 

1,051 

8,072 

6,988 

1,094 

1,066 

3,543 

2,412 

1,595 

1,316 

6,397 

5,305 

2,682 

2,155 

5,330 

4,002 

27,743 

28,790 

10,085 

8,323 

1,562 

1,343 

1,785 

1,406 

1,480 

1,435 

3,264 

2,679 

7,688 

4,986 

1,347 

910 

1,745 

1,342 

1,201 

1,076 

1,031 

728 

8,677 

5,740 

1,021 

785 

7,267 

5,904 

1,955 

1,749 

1,201 

1,049 

2,642 

2,030 

1,699 

1,044 

PRINCE 

City 

Charlottetown .... 

Towns 

Montague . 

Souris . 

Summerside . 


EDWARD  ISLAND 
1951  1941 

15,887  14,821 

1,068  769 

1,183  1,114 

6,547  5,034 


1931 


2,880 

3,748 

7,146 

1,228 


3,857 

2,614 

8,183 

1,543 

4,137 

3,512 

9,368 

4,035 

4,099 

2,596 

3,580 


6,503 


1,547 


4,723 


2,984 

6,280 

1,402 

5,296 


1,952 

4,432 


2,118 

3,802 

1,686 

1,077 

5,226 

2,088 

7,108 


1,489 

1,019 


2,964 


4,234 


2,129 

1,632 

5,092 

1,992 

3,385 

14,200 

6,276 


1.325 
1,380 
2,431 

4.326 


4,723 


5,046 

1,949 


1,959 


1931 

12,361 


1,063 

3,759 


1956] 


URBAN  POPULATIONS 


435 


QUEBEC 


Cities  1951 

Arvida .  11,078 

Beauharnois .  5,694 

Cap  de  la 

Madeleine .  18,667 

Chicoutimi .  23,216 

Drummondville  . . .  14,341 

Granby .  21,989 

Grand’  Mere .  11,089 

Hull .  43,483 

Joliette .  16,064 

Lachine .  27,773 

Ldvis .  13,162 

Longueuil .  11,103 

Magog .  12,423 

Montreal .  1,021,520 

Montreal  (Greater)  1,395,400 

Noranda .  9,672 

Outremont .  30,057 

Quebec .  164,016 

Quebec  (Greater). .  274,827 

Riviere  du  Loup...  9,425 

Rouyn .  14,633 

St.  Hyacinthe .  20,236 

St.  Jean .  19,305 

St.  Jerome .  17,685 

St.  Lambert .  8,615 

Shawinigan  Falls .  .  26,903 

Sherbrooke .  50,543 

Sillery .  10,376 

Sorel .  14,961 

Thetford  Mines  .  .  .  15,095 

Trois-Rivifires .  46,074 

Valleyfield 

(Salaberry-de-). .  22,414 

Verdun .  77,391 

Westmount .  25,222 


Towns  and  Villages 


Acton  Vale . 

Amos . 

Amqui . 

Arthabaska . 

Asbestos . 

Aylmer . 

Baie-Comeau . 

Baie  St.  Paul . 

Baie  de 

Shawinigan . 

Bagotville . 

Beaconafield . 

Beauceville . 

Beauceville  E . 

Beauport . 

Beauport  E . 

Bedford . 

Beebe  Plain . 

Belleterre . 

Belodil.  . . 

Bernierville . 

Berthierville . 

Bic . 

Black  Lake . 

Boucherville . 

Bourlamaque . 

Bromptonville .... 

Brownsburg . 

Buckingham . 

Cabano . 

Cadillac . 

Cap  Chat . 

Causapscal .  ...... 

Chambly-Bassin. .  . 
Chambly-Canton . . 

Chambord . 

Charlemagne . 

Chandler . 

Charny . 

Charlesbourg . 

Chateauguay . 

Clermont . 

Coaticook . 

Contrecoeur . 

Cookshire . 

C6te  St.  Luc . 

Courville . 

Cowansville . 

Danville . 


3,367 

4,265 

2,599 

2,321 

8,190 

4,375 

3,972 

3,716 

1,223 

4,136 

1,888 

1,149 

1,573 

5,390 

1,096 

2,073 

1,352 

1,011 

2,992 

1,959 

3.325 
1,086 
2,800 
1,583 
2,460 
2,025 
3,238 
6,129 
2,594 
1,514 
1,642 
2,609 
2,160 
1,636 
1,070 
1,856 

2.326 
3,300 
5,734 
2,240 
2,027 
6,341 
1,435 
1,209 
1,083 
3,138 
4,431 
2,092 


QUEBEC — Continued 
1951  1941 


1941 

1931 

4,581 

1,790 

3,550 

3,729 

11,961 

8,748 

16,040 

11,778 

10,555 

6,609 

14,197 

10,587 

8,608 

6,461 

32,947 

29,433 

12,749 

10,765 

20,051 

18,630 

11,991 

11,724 

7,087 

5,407 

9,034 

6,302 

903,007 

818,577 

1,145,282 

1,023,158 

4,576 

30,751 

28,641 

150,757 

130,594 

224,756 

172,517 

8,713 

8,499 

8,808 

17,798 

13,448 

13,646 

11,256 

11,329 

6,417 

6,075 

20,325 

15,345 

35,965 

2S.933 

12,251 

10,320 

12,251 

10,320 

12,716 

10,701 

42,007 

35,450 

17,052 

11,411 

67,349 

60,745 

26,047 

17,593 

2,366 

1,753 

2,862 

2,152 

1,883 

1,608 

5,711 

4,396 

3,115 

2,835 

1,548 

3,500 

1,255 

3.248 

2,468 

706 

899 

1,251 

975 

3,725 

3,242 

587 

1,697 

1,570 

1,024 

2,008 

1,434 

1,638 

2,634 

2,431 

1,117 

2,376 

2,167 

1,047 

1,545 

1,672 

1,527 

3,105 

4,516 

4,638 

2,031 

989 

1,329 

1,545 

1,390 

1,423 

1,185 

1,029 

1,150 

1,858 

2,831 

2,789 

1,425 

1,067 

1,318 

4,414 

4,044 

1,043 

794 

877 

946 

776 

490 

2,011 

1,678 

3,486 

1,859 

1,332 

Towns 
De  L6ry .  . 
Descliaillons-sur- 

St- Laurent . 

Deschenes . 

Disraeli . 

Dolbeau . 

Donnacona . 

Dorion . 

Dorval . 

Drummondville 

W.O . 

Duparquet . 

East  Angus . 

Farnham . 

Ferme-Neuve . 

Fort  Coulonge .... 

Gaspe . 

Gatineau . 

Giffard . 

Greenfield  Park  .  .  . 

Grenville . 

Hampstead . 

Hebertville-Station 

Hudson . 

Huntingdon . 

Iberville . 

Jacques-Cartier .  . . 

Jonqui&res . 

Kenogami . 

Knowlton . 

Labelle . 

L'Abord-il-Plouffe . 

Lachute . 

Lacolle . . 

Lac-St.  Louis . 

Lac-au-Saumon .  .  . 
La  Guadeloupe. . . . 

La  Malbaie . 

La  Perade . t 

Laprairie . 

La  Providence .... 

La  Salle . 

La  Sarre . 

Laval-Ouest . 

La-Tuque . . 

L’Assomption . 

Laurentides 

(St.  Lin) . 

Lauzon . 

Laval  des  Rapides . 

Lennoxville . 

Le  Moyne. . 

L’Epiphanie . 

Loretteville . 

Lousieville . 

Luceville . 

Macamic . 

MacKayville . 

Malarctic . 

Maniwaki . 

Marieville . 

Masson . 

Matane . . 

McMasterville .  . . . 

M5gantic . . 

Mistassini . 

Mont-Joli . 

Mont-Laurier . 

Montebello . 

Montmagny . 

Montmorency . 

Montreal  East 
Montreal  North . . . 
Montreal  West. . . . 
Montreal  South.  .  . 

Mount  Royal . 

Napier  ville . 

Naudville . 

Nicolet. . . . 

Normandin . 

Notre  Dame  de 

Hebertville . 

Notre  Dame 

du  Lac . 

Notre  Dame  de 
Lorette . 


1,194 

816 

1,185 

1,078 

1,169 

284 

2,145 

1,338 

4,307 

2,847 

3,063 

3,064 

2,413 

1,292 

5,293 

2,048 

1,275 

1,485 

1,384 

3,714 

3,501 

4,926 

4,055 

1,660 

811 

1,431 

1,072 

1,692 

924 

5,771 

2,822 

8,097 

4,909 

3,379 

1,819 

1,069 

737 

3,260 

1,974 

1,038 

950 

1,283 

731 

2,806 

1,952 

5,185 

3,454 

22,450 

21,618 

13,769 

9,895 

6,579 

1,094 

972 

1,003 

709 

4,604 

1,773 

6,179 

5,310 

1,055 

874 

1,300 

819 

1,622 

1,703 

1,321 

627 

2,466 

2,324 

1,111 

1,014 

4,058 

2,936 

2,693 

1,924 

11,633 

4,651 

2,744 

2,167 

1,935 

542 

9,538 

7,919 

2,688 

1,829 

1,465 

1,342 

9,643 

7,877 

4,998 

3,242 

2,895 

2,150 

4,078 

2,462 

1,941 

4,382 

2,564 

4,088 

3,542 

1,059 

701 

1,123 

645 

6,494 

5,983 

2,895 

3,835 

2,320 

3,117 

2,394 

1,475 

1,226 

6,345 

4,633 

1,509 

1,097 

6,164 

4,560 

2,298 

1,294 

4,938 

3,533 

4,701 

2,661 

1,397 

1,266 

5,844 

4,585 

5,817 

5,393 

4,513 

2,355 

14,081 

6,152 

3,721 

3,474 

4,214 

1,441 

11,352 

4,888 

1,356 

990 

1,430 

4,084 

3,751 

1,678 

1,029 

1,285 

1,025 

1,364 

2,516 

1931 


2,032 

2,031 

1,155 

2,052 


3,566 

4,205 


1,610 


594 


1,619 

2,778 


9,448 

4,500 


685 


3,906 


2,774 

2,362 


7,871 

1,576 

1,284 

7,084 

2,716 

1,927 


2,365 


1,986 
4, 757 
3,9  ii 


3,927 

4,575 

2,242 

4,519 

3,190 

1,164 

2,174 


2,868 


436 


URBAN  POPULATIONS 


t  1956 


QUEBEC — Continued. 


Towns 

Notre  Dame  de 

Portneuf . 

Ormstown . 

Papineauville . 

Parent . 

Pierreville . 

Plessisville . 

Point-a-Ga  tinea u . . 

Point-au-Pio . 

Pointe-aux- 

Trembles . 

Pont  Rouge . 

Pont  Viau . 

Pt.  Claire . 

Port  Alfred . 

Price . 

Princeville . 

Quebec  W . 

Rawdon . 

Richelieu . 

Richmond . 

Rigaud . . . 

Rimouski . 

Riviere  du 

Moulin . 

Roberval . 

Rock  Island . 

Sayabec . 

Ste  Agathe 

des  Monts . 

St.  Alexis  de  la 

Grand  Baie . 

St.  Ambroise . 

St.  Anne  de 

Beaupre . 

Ste  Anne  de 

Bellevue . 

Ste  Anne  de 

Chicoutimi . 

St.  Basile-Sud . 

St.  Casimir . 

St.  Cfeaire . 

St.  Coeur  de  Marie 

Ste  Croix . 

St.  Cyrille . 

St.  Emilien . 

St.  Eustache . 

St.  Eustache-sur- 

le  Lac . 

St.  Felicien . 

St.  Felix  de  Valois . 

Ste  Foy . 

St.  Gabriel  de 

Brandon . 

Ste  G e n e v i d ve- d e - 

Pierrefonds . 

St.  Georges ....... 

St.  Georges 

(Beauce) . 

St.  Georges-Ouest 

(Beauce) . 

St.  Hilaire . 

St.  Jacques . 

St.  Jean  de 

Boischatel . 

St.  Jerome . 

St.  Joseph  d’Alma. 
St.  Joseph 

(Beauce) . 

St.  Joseph 

(Drummond) .  . 
St.  Joseph  (St. 

Hyacinth) . 

St.  Joseph  de  la 
Riviere  Bleue .  . . 
St.  Joseph  de  Sorel . 

St.  Jovite . 

St.  Laurent . 

St.  Marc  des 

Carrieres . 

Ste  Marie . 

St.  Michel . 

St.  Pacome . 

St.  Pascal . 

St.  Pie . 

St.  Pierre . 

St.  Raymond . 


1951 

1941 

1,144 

1,015 

1,233 

887 

1,024 

1,023 

1,255 

1,448 

1,302 

5,094 

3,522 

3,874 

2,250 

1,105 

1,083 

8,241 

4,314 

2,413 

1,865 

5,129 

1,342 

8,753 

4,536 

3,937 

3,243 

2,810 

2,321 

1,967 

1,145 

7,295 

3,619 

1,912 

1,236 

1,129 

773 

3,471 

3,082 

1,579 

1,222 

11,565 

7,009 

2,580 

1,561 

4,897 

3,220 

1,646 

1,395 

2,220 

2,115 

5,169 

3,308 

2,974 

2,230 

1,032 

458 

1,827 

1,783 

3,342 

3,006 

3,966 

1,540 

1,347 

«• 

1,334 

1,307 

1,658 

1,209 

1,061 

661 

1,080 

841 

1,189 

723 

1,651 

1,018 

2,615 

1,564 

3,211 

1,472 

2,656 

1,603 

1,201 

1,130 

5,236 

2,682 

2,661 

1,632 

1,322 

489 

1,143 

735 

2,657 

1,945 

2,691 

1,436 

686 

1,729 

1,634 

1,297 

882 

1,480 

1,469 

7,975 

6,449 

2,417 

1,892 

6,576 

5,556 

2,122 

1,021 

1,334 

1,028 

3,349 

1,453 

1,059 

20,426 

6,242 

2,351 

2,118 

2,431 

1,736 

10,539 

2,956 

1,197 

1,254 

1,736 

1,265 

1,182 

1,009 

4,976 

4,061 

3,139 

2,157 

1931 


2,970 


4,058 

2,342 


1,813 


2,596 

1,099 

5,589 


2,770 


2,949 


2,417 


1,187 


3,970 


5,348 


1,528 


4,185 


QUEBEC — Continued 


Towns 

1951 

1941 

St.  Remi . 

1,845 

1,431 

1,038 

Ste  Rose . 

3’660 

2,292 

St.  Sauveur  des 

Monts . 

1,066 

595 

St.  Simeon . 

1,103 

858 

Ste  Th&cle . 

1,468 

904 

Ste  Th6rdse . 

7,038 

4,659 

St.  Tite . 

2,856 

2,385 

Scots  town . 

1,350 

1,273 

Senneterre . 

1,686 

687 

1,866 

6,637 

Shawinigan  Sud  . .  . 

2,282 

Shawville . 

1,159 

892 

Sutton . 

1,389 

1,118 

Tadousae . 

1,064 

766 

Temiskaming . 

2,787 

2,168 

Templeton . 

1,717 

949 

Terrebonne . 

3,200 

2,209 

Thurso . 

1,973 

1,295 

Tro  is- Pistoles . 

3,537 

2,176 

Val-d’Or . 

8,685 

4,385 

Vallee  Jet . 

1,279 

1,175 

Varennes . 

1,104 

781 

Vercheres . 

1,201 

906 

Victoriaville . 

13,124 

8,516 

Ville  Marie . 

1,316 

1,001 

Warwick . 

2,094 

1,504 

Waterloo . 

4,054 

3,173 

Waterville . 

1,205 

844 

Weedon  Centre .  .  . 

1,066 

599 

Windsor . 

4,714 

3,368 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Cities 

1951 

1946 

Moose  Jaw . 

24,355 

23,069 

North  Battleford. . 

7,473 

5,717 

Prince  Albert . 

17,149 

14,532 

Regina . 

71,319 

60,246 

Saskatoon . 

53,268 

46,028 

Swift  Current . 

7,458 

6,379 

Weyburn . 

7,148 

7,003 

Yorkton . 

7.074 

5.714 

Towns 

Assiniboia . 

1,938 

1,585 

Battleford . 

1,319 

1,336 

Biggar . 

2,214 

1,799 

Canora . 

1,568 

1,205 

Estevan . 

3,935 

3,120 

Eston . 

1,301 

1,197 

Gravelbourg . 

1,079 

Grenfell . 

1,007 

1,115 

Hudson  Bay . 

Humboldt . 

2^35 

1,798 

Indian  Head . 

1,569 

1,354 

Kamsack . 

2,327 

1,754 

Kindersley . 

1,755 

1,235 

Lloydminster  (pt)  . 

2,232 

1.135 

(See  also  Alberta) 

Maple  Creek . 

1,638 

1,280 

Meadow  Lake .... 

1,956 

1,456 

Melfort . 

2,919 

2,305 

Melville . 

4,458 

3,824 

Moosomin . 

1,235 

1,134 

Nipawin . 

3,050 

2,211 

Rosetown. . 

1,865 

1,563 

Rosthern . 

1,183 

1,218 

Shaunavon . 

1,625 

1,643 

Sutherland . 

1,329 

1,046 

Tisdale . 

2,141 

1,469 

Unity . 

1,248 

1,081 

1,228 

Wadena . 

Watrous . 

1,127 

Wilkie . 

1,580 

1,425 

Wynyard . 

1,326 

1,084 

Cities 

YUKON 

1951 

1941 

Dawson . 

783 

1,043 

White  Horse . 

2,594 

754 

Towns 

1951 

1941 

Mayo . 

241 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
_  1951  1941 

*Hay  River .  792  . 

*Yellowknife .  2,724  . 

*Local  Administration  Districts. 


1931 


1,661 


3,292 

1,969 

1,189 


1,855 


1,955 


1,837 


6,213 


2,192 


2,720 


1941 

20,753 

4,745 

12,508 

58,245 

43,027 

5,594 

6,179 

5,577 

1,349 

1,317 

1,930 

1,200 

2,774 

726 

1,130 

857 

547 

1,767 

1,349 

1,792 

990 

1,052 

1,085 

971 

2,005 

4,011 

1,096 

1,344 

1,470 

1,149 

1,603 

888 

1,237 

682 

679 

1,138 

1,232 

1,080 


1931 

819 

541 

1931 


1931 


1956] 


VITAL  STATISTICS 


437 


PERCENTAGE  DISTRIBUTION  OF  CANADIAN  POPULATION, 
BY  PROVINCES  AND  TERRITORIES,  1891  TO  1951. 


Province  or  Territory. 

1891. 

1901. 

1911. 

1921. 

1931. 

1941. 

1951. 

p.c. 

p.c. 

p.o. 

p.c. 

p.c. 

p.c. 

p.o. 

Newfoundland . 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

2.58 

Prince  Edward  Island . 

2-25 

1-92 

1-30 

1-01 

0-85 

0.83 

0.70 

Nova  Scotia . 

9-32 

8-56 

6-83 

5-96 

4-94 

5  02 

4.59 

New  Brunswick . 

6-65 

6-16 

4-88 

4-41 

3  94 

3  97 

3.68 

Quebec . 

30-80 

30-70 

27-83 

26  86 

27-70 

28  96 

28.95 

Ontario . 

43-74 

40-64 

35-07 

33  39 

33-07 

32  92 

32-82 

Manitoba . 

3-16 

4-75 

6-40 

6-94 

6-75 

6-34 

5.54 

Saskatchewan . 

- 

1-70 

6-84 

8-62 

8-88 

7  79 

5.94 

Alberta  . 

— 

1-36 

5  19 

6-70 

7-05 

6  92 

6.71 

British  Columbia . 

2  03 

3-33 

5-45 

5-97 

6-69 

7  11 

8.32 

Yukon . 

— 

0-51 

0-12 

0-05 

0  04 

0.04 

0.06 

Northwest  Territories . 

205 

0-37 

0-09 

0-09 

0-09 

0. 10 

0.11 

Totals . 

100-0 

100-0 

100  0 

100-0 

100-0 

100-0 

100-0 

BIRTH  AND  DEATH  RATES,*  CANADA 


LIVE  BIRTHS 

Z 

«  2 
Ps 

g  § 

Deaths  1953 
AND  1954 

Death  rate 
PER  1000  OF 
Population 

03 

w  a 

5 

« 

&  00 

SB 

ge 

o 

PROVINCE 

1952 

1953 

1954 

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£  o 

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1953 

1954 

1953 

1954 

M  ^  Pi 

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Newfoundland . 

12,561 

12,797 

13,653 

34.3 

2,733 

2,916 

7.1 

7.3 

10,737 

41 

2,703 

2,737 

2,724 

25.9 

926 

966 

8.7 

9.2 

1 ,  /  58 

35 

17,951 

18,276 

18,909 

28.1 

5,808 

5,692 

8.8 

8.5 

13,217 

30 

16,691 

16,458 

16,649 

30.4 

4,637 

4,286 

8.7 

7.8 

12,3b3 

40 

Quebec . 

126,416 

128,719 

133,178 

30.4 

34,469 

33,169 

8.1 

7.6 

100,009 

40 

12-3,891 

129,771 

136,251 

27.0 

45,212 

44,515 

9.2 

8.8 

91,746 

26 

20,777 

21,242 

22,248 

26.9 

7,015 

6,719 

8.7 

8.1 

15,529 

29 

22,605 

23,703 

24,981 

28.5 

6,687 

6,323 

7.8 

7.2 

18,658 

28 

29,105 

31,376 

33,593 

32  3 

7,646 

7,520 

7.6 

7.2 

28,073 

26 

British  Columbia  .  . . 

29,827 

31,746 

32,946 

26.0 

12,218 

12,414 

9.9 

9.8 

20,532 

26 

Total  Canada  (exclu¬ 
sively  of  Yukon  and 
Territories) . 

402,527 

416,825 

435,142 

28.7 

127,381 

124,520 

8.6 

8.2 

310,622 

32 

*By  place  of  residence. 

VITAL  STATISTICS  COMPARED  WITH  OTHER  COUNTRIES,  1954 


COUNTRY 

Infant  Mortality 
PER  1000  BIRTHS 

Death  Rate 

Birth  Ra 

32 

8.2 

28.7 

27 

9.2 

15.2 

25.5 

26 

11.3 

34 

8.6 

22 

9.1 

22.5 

20 

9.0 

24.7 

48 

12.1 

14.7 

27 

9.1 

17 . 4 

31 

9 . 1 

37 

11.9 

43 

10.4 

17.6 

53 

9.0 

21 

7.5 

242 

8.4 

10.9 

9.1 

9.6 

10.0 

13.2 

8.2 

86 

52 

18 

27 

116- 

48* 

i  Excluding  infants  bom  alive  but  dying  before  registration  of  birth.  *  195^2 
3  Registration  area  only. 


1954 


433 


LIBRARY  ASSOCIATIONS 


[  1956 


PRINCIPAL  LIBRARIES 

In  .the  following  columns  is  given  a  comprehensive  list  of  public  and  other  important  libraries  in  the  large  r 
places  in  Canada.  The  Editor  will  be  glad  to  supply  further  information,  when  possible,  and  to  reeeiv  e 
additions  to  this  list. 

Enquiries  regarding  public  libraries  in  the  various  provinces  may  be  made  as  follows: 


British  Columbia.  The  Public  Library  Commission, 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Victoria,  B.C.  Chairman,  H. 
Norman  Lidster,  New  Westminster;  Secretary  and 
Superintendent,  C.  K.  Morison,  Victoria. 

Alberta.  The  Department  of  Economic  Affairs, 
Edmonton  (which  administers  the  Public  Libraries 
Act),  to  the  Alberta  Library  Board,  or  to  the 
Alberta  Library  Association  below.  Executives 
of  the  Alberta  Library  Board  are:  Chairman,  Miss 
Louise  Riley,  Calgary;  Secretary,  Andrew  C.  Ballan- 
tine,  Legislative  Buildings,  Edmonton,  Alberta. 
Saskatchewan.  Provincial  Librarian,  Legislative 
Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Saskatchewan  librart  advisory  council,  Chair¬ 
man,  Dr.  Carlyle  King,  University  of  Saskat¬ 
chewan,  Saskatoon;  Secretary,  Miss  Mary  E.  Don¬ 
aldson,  Provincial  Librarian,  Legislative  Bldg. 
Regina. 


Manitoba  Library  Service  Advisory  Board — 
Secretary,  George  C.  Noble;  Chairman,  B.  Scott 
Bateman,  Deputy  Minister  of  Education,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario:  Angus  Mowat,  Director  of  Public  Libraries, 
Department  of  Education,  Toronto,  Assistant 
Director,  Miss  Margaret  Hughes. 

Nova  Scotia  Provincial  Library,  Director,  Miss 

Alberta  Letts,  Chronicle  Bldg.,  Granville  St.,  Halifax. 

New  Brunswick;  See  New  Brunswick  Library 
Association,  below. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Libraries,  Director,  H.  B. 
Chandler,  c/o  Prince  of  Wales  College,  Charlotte¬ 
town,  P.E.I. 

Quebec:  See  The  Quebec  Library  Association,  below. 

Newfoundland  Public  Libraries  Board,  Chair¬ 
man,  Ambrose  G.  Gosling;  Vice-Chairman.  H.  T. 
Renouf ;  Director,  Public  Library  Services,  Harold 
Newell;  Office,  Gosling  Memorial  Library,  St.  John’s 


LIBRARY  ASSOCIATIONS 


CANADIAN  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 
ASSOCIATION  CANADIENNE  DES  BIBLIOTHEQUES 

President,  Willard  E.  Ireland,  Provincial  Librarian 
and  Archivist,  Victoria,  B.C.;  Treasurer,  Robert  H. 
Blackburn,  University  of  Toronto  Library,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  Executive  Secretary,  Miss  Elizabeth  Homer 
Morton,  Room  40,  46  Elgin  Street,  Ottawa. 

ALBERTA  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Miss  Phyllis  Bowlby,  Calgary  Public 
Library,  Calgary;  Secretary,  Miss  Dorothy  Morgan 
Calgary  Public  Library. 


EDMONTON  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Miss  Heather-Belle  Singer,  Public 
Library,  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Secretary,  Miss  Pauline 
Racette,  Public  Library,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 
President,  Mrs.  Margaret  Brunette,  Public  Library, 
Vancouver;  Secretary,  Miss  Helen  Dawe,  Public 
Library,  Vancouver. 


MANITOBA  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Miss  Violet  B.  Parker,  Western  Canada 
Insurance  Underwriters’  Assoc.,  Winnipeg;  Secretary 
Miss  M.  Mackenzie,  University  of  Manitoba  Library 
Winnipeg. 

MARITIME  LIBRART  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Harry  Ganong,  Acadia  University 
Library,  Wolfville,  N.S.;  Secretary- Treasurer,  Isabelle 
Abernethy,  Glace  Bay  Library,  Glace  Bay,  N.S. 

HALIFAX  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Rev.  William  A.  Stewart,  S.J.,  Saint 
Marys  University  Library,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Secretary- 
1  reasurer.  Miss  Pauline  M.  A.  Home,  Halifax  Mem¬ 
orial  Library,  Halifax,  N.S. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President ,  Laurie  M.  Allison,  Mt.  Allison  Uni¬ 
versity,  Saskville;  Secretary-Treasurer ,  Miss  J.  Water- 

/n,  University  of  New  Brunswick,  Fredericton. 

ONTARIO  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President ,  W.  L.  Graff,  Public  Library,  Peterboro’" 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  William  Beattie,  99  King 
High  Rd.,  Wilson  Heights,  Toronto. 

QUEBEC  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Mrs.  Sybil  Cadloff,  Imperial  Tobacco 
Co.  of  Canada,  Montreal;  English  Secretary  A 
Fmnemore,  Pulp  &  Paper  Research  Institute  of 
Canada,  3420  University  St.;  Secretaire  francaise 
Blanche  Theriault,  Bibli.  Municipale,  Montreal.  ' 

REGINA  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Miss  Katharine  McKinnon,  Regina 
Public  Library,  Regina;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Miss 
Leona  Thomson,  Regina  Public  Library,  Regina. 

SASKATCHEWAN  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Miss  Alice  Turner,  Public  Library 
Saskatoon ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  D.  Hambleton’ 
Public  Library,  Saskatoon. 


ASSOCIATION  CANADIENNE  DES  BIBLIOTHECA  IRES 
DE  LANGUE  FRANCAISE 

Presidente,  Claire  Godbout,  conservateur  de  la 
Biblioth5que  des  Trois-R  ivieres;  Secretaire,  Mme 
F.  GrOgoire,  853  est  rue  Sherbrooke,  Montreal. 

TEE  BIBLIOGRAPHICAL  SOCIETY  OF  CANADA 

President,  Gerard  Malchelosse,  995  Blvd.  St. 
Laurent,  Montreal;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  R.  C. 
Jacobsen,  32  Lowther  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION  OF  OTTAWA 
President,  Daniel  Alchuk,  National  Film  Board, 
Ottawa;  Recording  Secretary,  Miss  Eileen  Morash, 
National  Film  Board,  Ottawa;  Treasurer,  John 
Darling,  Library  of  Parliament. 


OTTAWA  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Eric  John  Spicer,  Ottawa  Public  Library; 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Anna  L.  Laycock, 
Department  of  External  Affairs  Library;  Recording 
Secretary,  Miss  Margaret  G  .  Barnes,  U.S.  Embassy. 

LONDON  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Elsie  Gordon,  H.  B.  Technical  School- 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs  Helen  Pringle,  London 
Public  Library. 

ONTARIO  REGIONAL  GROUP  OF  CATALOGUERS 

Chairman,  Miss  Phyllis  Vair,  Public  Library, 
Hamilton;  Secretary -Treasurer,  R.  H.  Lloyd,  Mc- 
Master  University  Library,  Hamilton. 

Professional  institute  of  the  public  service 

OF  CANADA,  LIBRARIANS’  GROUP 

Chairman,  W.  P.  Dagger,  Documents  Librarian, 
tJetence  Scientific  Information  Service,  Defence 
Board>  Ottawa;  Secretary,  Miss  Ethelwyn 
McMillan,  Librarian,  Department  of  Fisheries 
Ottawa. 


SPECIAL  LIBRARIES  ASSOCIATION,  MONTREAL  CHAPTER 

President,  Mrs.  Iris  Land;  Secretary ,  Miss  Miriam 
Tees,  Librarian,  The  Royal  Bank  of  Canada ;  Treas¬ 
urer,  Miss  Aim6e  Lazier. 


SPECIAL  LIBRARIES  ASSOCIATION,  TORONTO  CHAPTER 
President,  Miss  Florence  Blackwell  International 
Wickel  Company  of  Canada,  Ltd.,  25  King  St  W  ■ 
Secretary  Miss  M.  Nieghorn,  Ont.  Research  Founda- 
tion,  43  Queen  s  Park;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Isabel  Stauffer, 
59  Leggett  Ave. 


TORONTO  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 
President,  Miss  S.  Egoff,  Reference  Library,  214 
College  St.;  Recording  Secretary,  Miss  K.  Finlav 
Reference  Library,  214  College  St.;  Corresponding 
Secretary,  Miss  T.  Tredwell,  High  Park  Br.  228 
Roncesvalles  Ave.;  Treasurer,  B.  Derer,  Bloor  and 
Gladstone  Br.,  1089  Bloor  W.;  Address,  Toronto 
Public  Library,  214  College  St.,  Toronto. 


1956] 


LIBRARIES 


439 


VANCOUVER  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 

President ,  Miss  Betty  Kinnear,  Dunbar  Branch; 
Secretary ,  Mrs.  Evelyn  Bligh,  Business  &  Economics 
Division;  Treasurer ,  Lloyd  Blanche,  Maintenance; 
Address:  Vancouver  Public  Library,  Vancouver  4, 

B.C. 

WINDSOR  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 

President ,  Miss  Phyllis  Hobbs,  Willistead  Library, 


Willistead  Park;  Secretary ,  Miss  Geraldine  McKenzie, 
Carnegie  Library,  416  Victoria  Ave. 

WINNIPEG  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Miss  M.  Moncrieff,  Winnipeg  Public 
Library,  William  Ave.;  Secretary ,  Miss  Marion  Ross, 
Osborne  Library,  719  Obsorne  St.;  Treasurer,  Mrs. 
Coreen  Koz,  Winnipeg  Public  Library,  William  Ave. 


NATIONAL  LIBRARY  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE 


Chairman,  Dr.  W.  Kaye,  National  Librarian  and 
Dominion  Archivist,  National  Library,  Ottawa. 

Secretary,  F.  A.  Hardy,  Librarian  of  Parliament, 
Ottawa. 

Representatives — B.C.,  Peter  Grossman,  Vancouver; 
Alta.,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Hunter,  Innisfree;  Sask.,  Miss  I. 
Cummings,  Regina;  Man.,  Miss  Elizabeth  Dafoe, 
University  of  Manitoba,  Winnipeg;  Ont.,  Dr.  Freda 
F.  Waldon,  Public  Library,  Hamilton,  Rev.  A.-M. 


Morissett,  O.M.I.,  Ottawa;  Que.,  Abbd  Arthur 
Maheux,  Laval  University,  Quebec,  Paul  Houde, 
Montreal;  N.B.,  Dean  A.  G.  Bailey,  University  of 
New  Brunswick,  Fredericton;  N.S.,  Dr.  George 
E.  Wilson,  Dalhousie  University,  Halifax;  P.E.I., 
Hon  Thane  A.  Campbell,  Chief  Justice  of  P.EI.; 
Nfld.,  Harold  A.  Newell,  Gosling  Mem.  Lib.,  St. 
John’s. 


LIBRARY  SCHOOLS 


The  first  five  library  schools  listed  hereunder 
give  oomplete  courses  for  the  profession  of  Librarian, 
granting  the  degrees  of  B.L.S.  and  M.L.S.  Of  these 
the  schools  of  McGill  and  University  of  Toronto  have 
been  accredited  by  the  American  Library  Association 
Board  of  Education  for  Librarianship  under  its 
"Minimum  Requirements  for  Library  Schools.” 

Halifax:  The  School  of  Library  Science,  Mount 
Saint  Vincent  College  (Degree  of  B.L.S.)  Director, 
Sister  Francis  de  Sales,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Ottawa:  University  of  Ottawa  Library  School, 
Laurier  Ave.  E.  (Degree  of  B.L.S.  and  M.L.S.)  Rev. 
Auguste-M.  Morisset,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  M.L.S.,  L.J.C., 
Director. 

Montreal:  McGill  University  Library  School  (De¬ 
gree  of  B.L.S.)  Miss  Vernon  Ross,  B.S.,  M.A., 
Director.  . 

Montreal:  University  of  Montreal,  c/o  Civic 
Library,  1210  Sherbrooke  St.  E.  Two  courses  of 
instruction  pertaining  to  Library  Science  are  given  at 
the  University  of  Montreal,  Ecole  de  Bibliothdcaires, 
L4o-Paul  Desrosiers,  Director;  full  course  leading  to 


the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Library  Science  (B.L.S.) 
and  a  part  time  course  leading  to  a  Certificate. 

Toronto:  University  of  Toronto  Library  School; 
371  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto  5.  (Degrees  of  B.L.S.  and 
M.L.S.)  Director,  Miss  Bertha  Bassam,  B.A.,  B.L.S., 
M.S. 

Courses  of  instruction  are  also  given  at  the  follow- 
ing: 

London:  University  of  Western  Ontario.  A  course 
of  instruction  pertaining  to  library  science  is  given  at 
University  of  Western  Ontario.  Instruction  is  given 
in  the  use  of  the  library,  card  catalogues,  etc.,  and  is  a 
compulsory  subject  for  first-year  students.  J.  J. 
Talman,  Ph.D.,  Librarian.  The  course  is  directed  by 
Miss  Catherine  Campbell. 

Wolfville,  N.S.: — Acadia  University,  H.  W.  Ganong, 
B.A.,  B.L.S.,  Director  of  Course  in  Library  Science. 
One  course  is  given  in  Library  Science.  It  is  elective, 
preferably  for  Juniors  and  Seniors,  and  is  credited 
toward  the  Arts  degree.  Acadia  University  does  not 
give  a  degree  in  Library  Science. 


LIBRARIES 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES 


ALBERTA 

LIBRARIAN 

(unless  otherwise  noted) 

Acme . L.  S.  Sagert  (Sec.-Treas.) 

Alix . Mrs.  R.  Allan,  Chairman 

Alliance,  W.I. . Mrs.  M.  A.  Johnson,  Sec. 

Amisk  ’  . Mrs.  Mary  Sidor,  Sec. 

Andrew,  M.P.L . N.  A.  Melnyk,  Sec.-Treas. 

Athabasca . Mrs.  A.  B.  Donahue 

(Sec.-Treas.) 

Bancroft . Mrs.  H.  Hoskin 

(R.R.  2,  Didsbury),  Chairman 

Banff  . J.  J.  Cunningham,  Sec. 

Barrhead,  Reg . Wm.  Sutherland,  Sec 

Bashaw . Mrs.  0.  M.  Pearson,  Sec. 

Beaverlodge . Mrs.  Rhoda  Russell 

Belvedere,  Reg . Miss  Vera  E.  Nicoll 

Benjamin,  Reg . Mrs.  J.  L.  Layton,  (Rimbey) 

Bentley  Reg . Miss  Sylvia  Sattler,  Sec. 

Blackfal'ds,  Reg . Mrs.  R.  Copland,  Sec. 

Berwyn  . Mrs.  0.  Smedegaard 

Beverly^  . A.  Abbott  (Sec.-Treas.) 

Blairmore . Miss  Nora  MacLeod 

Bloomsbury,  Reg . Mrs.  Eva  Wesgirber  . 

Bonny ville  . Dr.  N. T.  McPhedran,  Chairman 

Bowden. . E  R.  Wright  Sec. 

Boyle . Mrs.  Edna  Thompson,  Sec. 

Brooks.  ." . Mrs.  Ray  Hall,  Sec. 

Calgary  M.P.L.  &  6  branches.  W.  R.  Ca,stell 

Calkins  Valley,  Reg . Mrs.  Lillie  Hunter  (Rimbey) 

Sec. 

Camp  Creek,  Reg . Mrs.  A.  E.  Darkemeyer,  Sec. 

Camrose . Mrs.  S.  A.  Brandt 

Canmore  . Mrs.  Ada  Wright,  bee. 

Carbon . John  Appleyard.  Sec. 

Cardston,  M.P.L . Mrs.  M.  H.  Gareau,  Sec. 

Carstairs . Mrs.  C.  Clark,  ®e°'  a 

Castor . T.  W.  H  Thompson,  bee. 

Ohamnion  . Mrs.  F*  L.  kittle 

Chauvin. . Mrs.  Irene  Cargill,  Sec.-Treas. 


Claresholm . E.  L.  Pitt,  Sec. 

Clive . Mrs.  J.  Cole,  Sec. 

Clyde . Mrs.  L.  L.  Newcombe, 

Chairman 

Coaldale . R-  K.  Baker,  Sec. 

Cochrane . Mrs.  N.  Boothby 

Coronation . Mrs.  I.  Doering 

Crossfield . Mrs.  Eva  M.  Banta,  Sec. 

Delburne . S.  J.  Robertson 

Delia  . Mrs.  K.  Kempf,  Sec. 

Derwent,  M.P.L . Dan  S.  Chrapko,  Sec 

Devon,  M.P.L . Rev.  J.  T.  Wylie 

Didsbury,  M.P.L . Mrs.  G.  McDonald,  bee. 

Drumheller,  M.P.L . Mrs.  Margaret  Sibbald 

Dunstable,  Reg . Joe  Baskko,  Sec.-Treas. 

East  Coulee . Mrs.  Ruth  Harries 

Eckville . T.  Forhan,  Sec. 

Eclipse . Mrs.  Marian  Hanse,  Clive 

Edmonton  „  „  _  , ,  „ 

gjson  . Mrs.  H.  E.  Seldon,  Sec.-lreas. 

Egremont'.’.’.  . . Mrs.  F.  Pawluk 

Elk  Point . Mrs.  H.  Vaughan 

Enchant . T.  Skrettmg,  Sec. 

Erskine . Mrs.C.  A.  Clark,  Chairman 

Fair  view . Mrs.  D.  J.  McBride 

Forest  Lawn . Mrs.  J.  E.  Jones,  Sec. 

Freedom,  Reg . . Mrs.  E.  C.  Klumph 

Ft.  Assiniboine,  Reg . Mrs.  Rita  Macdonald 

Fort  Macleod . Mrs.  G.  R.  Davis 

Fort  Saskatchewan . Miss  Hilda  1 1  iliis 

Galahad . Miss  K.  Pescod,  Sec. 

Gleichen . A.  Horn,  Sec. 

Glenwood . Mrs.  G.  Leavitt 

Grande  Prairie,  M.P.L . Mrs.  Ellen  Brattland 

Granum . Mrs.  D.  Douglas 

Grimshaw . Mrs.  Violet  McKay 

Hanna . Rev.  M.  Farr,  Sec. 

Havnes . Miss  M.  bvans 

High  Prairie . Mrs.  June  Cottrell,  Sec. 


440 


LIBRARIES 


[  1956 


Highridge,  Reg . Miss  Diana  Armstron 

High  River . Mrs.  L.  S.  Wilmore,  Sec.-Treas, 

Hill  Spring . Mrs.  Loila  Fisher 

Hylo . Mrs.  Charlotte  McEachern,  Sec, 

Hythe . Mrs.  Ruth  Webb,  See. 

Innisfail . Mrs.  D.  Sutherland,  Sec.-Treas. 

Fort  Sask. 

Jasper . W.  J.  Duncan,  Sec.-Treas. 

Joffre,  Reg . Mrs.  E.  B.  Sawyer,  Sec. 

Josephburg . Miss  Hilda  Gillis  R.R.  2 

Fort  Sask. 

Killam. . ; . Mrs.  M.  E.  Roberts,  Convener 

Lac  La  Biche . Mrs.  E.  Jones,  Convener 

Lacombe,  Regional . Mrs.  Don  McFadden 

Lamont . Rev.  E.  Nix,  Chairman 

Ledue . Mrs.  A.  E.  Kropp,  Convener 

W.I.  Lib . Mrs.  G.  Brown 

Lethbridge,  M.P.L . J.  E.  Dutton 

Linaria,  Reg . Mrs.  Dougald  Plain 

Lone  Pine . Mrs.  A.  Ahlgrim,  Didsbury 

Lunnford,  Reg . A.  Hutchison 

Luscar . A.  Side,  Sec.-Treas. 

Magrath,  M.P.L . Mrs.  Blanche  Holman 

Manville . Mrs.  Mabel  Otto,  Sec. 

Manola,  Reg . Mrs.  B.  Stusky,  Chairman 

McLennan . Miss  Carrie  McKay,  Sec.-Treas. 

Medicine  Hat,  M.P.L . R.  M.  Block 

Mellowdale,  Reg . Miss  Irene  Fowler 

Milk  River . Mrs.  M.  L.  Santa,  Sec.-Treas. 

Millet . Mrs.  M.  A.  Gardiner,  Sec. 

Mirror. . Mrs.  Pearle  Houmann,  Sec. 

Morinville . Lionel  Boyer,  Sec. 

Mosside,  Reg . J.  R.  Harris 

Myrnam . Miss  Marian  Lynkowski,  Sec 

Nan  ton,  M.P.L . Mrs.  E.  E.  Coutts,  Sec.-Treas. 

Peace  River,  M.P.L . M.  Ukrainetz 

Pmcher  Creek . Mrs.  J.  R.  Jackson,  Sec.-Treas. 

Ponoka . Miss  Feme  Stacey,  Chairman 

Pnddis . Mrs.  G.  H.  Park 

Provost . J.  D.  Cottrell,  Chairman 

Radway,  Comm . A.  J.  Styra,  Sec.-Treas. 

Ralston . Mrs.  P.  Graham 

Raven,  Dickson  Comm.  Lib.. Mrs.  E.  S.  MacDonald  Sec 

Raymond,  M.P.L . Mrs.  D.  B.  Woolf 

Red  Deer,  M.P.L . Miss  Winifred  Alford 

Redwater . M.  Senych 

Rimbey . Mrs.  Pearl  J.  Zipse 

Rockey  Mountain  House. . .  .Mrs.  G.  D.  Elliot,  Convener 

St.  Albert . Mrs.  Mildred  Herron 

St.  Paul . Miss  L.  D.  Dupuis 

Sangudo.  . Martin  Langston,  Sec. 

Satinwood,  Reg . J.  A.  Davidson  (R.R.  1,  Clive), 

Pres. 

Seba  Beach . Jack  Hughes,  Sec. 

Sedgewick . Mrs.  F.  Hooper 

Sexsmith . . . .  . Mrs.  P.  Hudz,  Sec.-Treas. 

Smoky  Lake,  M.P.L . M.  Skuba,  Sec. 

Spirit  River,  M.P.L . H.  G.  Gordon,  Sec.-Treas 

Spring  Coulee . Mrs.  E.  A.  Thompson, 

Chairman 

Spring  Valley . Mrs.  Percy  Cull,  Sec. 

lively . Mrs.  M.  Cochlan 

Stettler . Mrs.  I.  Lyall 

Stirling,  M.P.L . Endora  Oler 

Stony  Plain . Mrs.  A.  G.  Baker,  Sec.-Treas. 

Strathmore . Mrs.  Nellie  Hanson 

gufdrev  ■■ . Mrs.  C.  A.  Miller,  Chairman 

Sylvan  Lake . Mrs.  T.  E.  Roulston 

£aberp . Wesley  Smith,  Chairman 

Tees,  Reg. . W.  W.  Sim,  Sec. 

3™* . Mrs.  M.  L.  Hilton,  Sec. 

Thorhild  . . Mrs.  G.  Filipchuk 

Tiger  Lily,  Reg . K.  MoKenzie,  Chairman 

rf  j  • y . Mrs.  G.  Robinson,  Chairman 

. Mrs.  Gladys  McBeath,  Sec. 

Two  Hills,  M.P.L . Mrs.  Jenme  Stogre 

Vegreville,  M.P.L . G.  G.  Strong,  Convener 

Vermilion,  M.P.L . G.  W.  Sutherland 

. Mrs.  A.  E.  Caldwell,  Sec. 

Vulcan,  W.I . Miss  M.  MacKay,  Sec. 

Wain  wright . ...  . Mrs.  G.  Chynoweth,  Sec. 

Warner  Memorial . Mrs.  A.  G.  Johnson,  Sec.-Treas 

Water  Valley  .  . Miss  Violet  Watson,  Sec. 

West  Branch,  Reg . A  H.  Bruns  (Lacombe),  Sec. 

WestlMk... . . Mrs.  D.  Woodman,  Sec. 

Wetaskiwin,  M.P.L . Mrs.  W.  HeUam 

Wiesenthal,  R.R.l,Leduc - Mrs.  E.  E.  Mortensen, 

Sec  -Treas 

Willingdon,  M.P.L . G.  Kolotyluk,  Sec.-Treas. 


Woody  Nook . Mrs.  John  T.  Hoove 

Youngstown . J.  W.  H.  Beamish,  Sec. 

Association  Libraries  unless  otherwise  noted. 

Abbreviations — M.P.L.,  Municipal  Public  Library;  Reg., 
Regional  Library;  W.I.,  Women’s  Institute. 

OTHER  LIBRARIES 

Calgary 

Imperial  Oil  Ltd . Miss  Jean  Grieg,  B.A. 

Law  Society  Library . Mrs.  Sinclair 

College  Heights,  Can.  Un. 

College . Mrs.  Emma  Coffin 

Edmonton 

Alberta  Teachers’  Assoc. 

Lib.,  9929-103  St . F.  J.  C.  Seymour 

Dept,  of  Education . W.  E.  Finbow 

M.P.L.  and  branches . Miss  Aleta  Vikse,  A/Lib. 

Prov.  of  Alta.  Law  Lib. 

The  Court  House . Mrs.  Evelyn  F.  Collinge 

Provincial  Library . Mrs.  E.  H.  Gostick 

University  of  Alberta . Marjorie  Sherlock 

Extension  Lib . Miss  F.  Macleod,  M.A.,  B.L.S. 

Faculty  of  Education.  .  .Miss  Mary  I  Grant 

St.  Anthony’s  College . Rev.  Fr.  McLellan 

St.  John's  College . Rev.  J.  Belanger,  O.M.I. 

St.  Stephen’s  College . Rev.  C.  S.  Johnston,  M.A., 

„  ,  B.D.,  S.T.M.,  Th.D. 

Edmonton  Journal . Miss  Mary  B.  Conway 

Lethbridge 

Law  Lib . J.  H.  Fooks 

Fed.  Dep’t.  of  Agric.  Reg..  .Miss  B.  M.  McPherson 
Macleod,  and  Dist.  Bd.  of 

Trade  Library . Mrs.  Eloise  Davis,  Sec.-Treas. 

Alberta  Gov.  Law  Lib. 

Court  House . Chas.  W.  Mason 

Medicine  Hat 
Law  Soc.  Library, 

Court  House . Mrs.  Vera  Burke 

Red  Deer 

Law  Soc.  Lib . Vernon  M.  Whitaker 

Wetaskiwm 

Law  Soc.  Lib . Paul  J.  Zyla 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIES  LIBRARIAN 

Abbotsford  (Headquarters  of 
Fraser  Valley  Regional  Lib., 

276  Agencies) . Ronald  Ley 

Burns  Lake . H.  J.  Wilds 

Capilano . Mrs.  H.  Godley 

Castlegar . Mrs.  Enid  Hopiand 

Oomox.  . Mrs.  Margot  Simon 

Cranberry  Lake . Mrs.  R.  L.  Stevenson 

Cranbrook . Mrs.  A.  B.  McKenzie 

Creston  . Gordon  Raglin 

Dawson  Creek . Mrs.  M.  E.  Coutts 

£>™e . Mrs.  Yoland  Hadock 

£lelf  •  ■  y  . . Mrs.  C.  Sivear 

Fort  St.  John . Mrs.  Dorothy  Forster 

Gibsons . Miss  Amy  Jarvis 

Golden  . Mrs.  A.  Spowart 

Grand  Forks . Mrs.  E.  Reynolds 

Greenwood . Mrs.  W.  E.  McArthur,  Jr. 

£aze  ton . Mrs.  H.  Compton 

Kamloops,  P.L . Mrs.  E.  J  McLennan 

g3?10 . A.  L.  McNutt 

Jielowna 

(Okanagan  Regional  Library, 

111  Agencies . Mrs.  Muriel  Ffoulkes 

Hemano . Mrs.  D.  J.  E.  Bed 

Kimberley . L.  Sambell 

Kttimat . A.  Creed 

MoBnde . Mrs.  I.  Travers 

Merritt . Mrs.  J.  Jobling 

Nakusp.  . H.  Bolstad 

Nanaimo  (Headquarters  of 
Vancouver  Is.  Regional  Lib., 

m^46  A?e,nci.es.) . R.  L.  Davison 

Nelson  Municipal  Lib . Mrs.  A.  M.  Holmes 

New  Westminster . Miss  Amy  Hutcheson 

n  S  Burnaby . Mrs.  G.  L.  McGill 

North  Vancouver . Mrs.  M.  E.  North 

S“Ff . Mrs.  D.  C.  Morrow 

p!  Mellon . Mrs.  M.  Swan 

Port  Moody . J.  E.  Heibert 

Pouce  Coupe . Mrs.  E.  Keen 

georKJ-  •  •  A . Mrs.  George  Gibbins 

Prince  Rupert,  P.L . Miss  May  Macdonald 

te";'  . . Mrs.  C.  H.  Allison 

Revelstoke . Mrs.  J.  Burton 


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Rossland . Miss  Olga  Ossing 

Smithers . Mrs.  S.  McKim 

Summerland,  Fed.  Dep’t.  of 

Agrie.  Keg . Miss  D.  M.  MacLeod 

Tate  Creek . Mrs.  D.  Hilbert,  Hilbert 

Telkwa . Mrs.  Asa  Robinson 

Terrace . Mrs.  Mien  Van  Heek 

Tofino . Mrs.  J.  MacLeod 

Ucluelet . C.  N.  Peterson 

Vancouver  P.L.,  (7 Branches). E.  S.  Robinson 

Vanderhoof . Mrs.  M.  Maigret 

Victoria 

Public  Library . J.  C.  Lort 

P.L.  Comm.  (Branches  at 
Dawson  Creek  and  Prince 

George) . 

Wells . Mrs.  B.  Green 

West  Vancouver  Memorial 

Library . Mrs.  E.  Musto 

Westview . Mrs.  J.  D.  Galloway 

Williams  Lake . Mrs.  D.  E.  Nisbet 

OTHER  LIBRARIES 

Trail,  Consolidated  Mining 
and  Smelting  Co.  of  Canada 

Ltd . F.  M.  Ethridge 

Vancouver 

Anglican  Theo.  College . . 

Union  College . Rev.  R.  A.  Wilson 

Univ.  of  B.C.  Lib . Mr.  N.  Harlow 

Victoria 

Law  Society,  Court  House.  James  A.  Bland 
Provincial  Lib.  and  Archives.  W.  E.  Ireland 

Provincial  Museum . Miss  Margaret  E.  Crummy 

Victoria  Coll.,  U.  of  B.C..  .A.  A.  Spratt 

MANITOBA 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIES  LIBRARIAN 

Brandon . Macdonald  Coleman 

Dauphin,  P.L . Mrs.  K.  Everall. . 

Gimli . Helgi  Albertson 

Langruth,  Community . Mrs.  J.  Finnbogason 

Manitou . C.  H.  Vrooman 

Neepawa . Mildred  Musgrove 

Portage  La  Prairie . Mrs.  Nellie  Carter 

St.  Boniface . Mrs.  G.  Fortin 

Norwood  Br . John  S.  Russell 

St.  Vital . Mrs.  R.  Maydan 

Selkirk,  P.L . .  N .  Bennet 

Souris  (I.O.D.E.) . Mrs.  F.  A.  Hollies 

Winnipeg  Pub.  Library  (3 

Branches) . A.  F.  Jamieson 

OTHER  LIBRARIES 

Brandon,  Brandon  College . 

St.  Boniface,  St.  Boniface 

College . Rev.  Joseph  Sabourin 

Tuxedo,  Prov.  Normal  Sch. .  .Miss  Mabel  J.  Fraser 
Winnipeg 

Law  Society  Library, 

Law  Courts . R.  J.  Russell 

Manitoba  Government 

Dept,  of  Educ.  Lib . Myrtle  T.  Lewis 

Dept,  of  Health  and 

Pub.  Welfare . Miss  Miriam  Skaling 

Prov’l  Lib . Miss  M.  Morley 

St.  John's  Coll.  Library  .Dr.  J.  P.  Coleman 
St.  Paul’s  College  Library  Rev.  A.  Cotter,  S.  J. 

St.  Paul’s  Lending 

Library . Rev.  A.  Cotter,  S.  J. 

United  College  Library . .  Miss  E.  M.  Graham,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 
University  Extension 
Library  (Man.  Lib. 

Service) . George  C.  Noble 

University  of  Manitoba.  .  .Miss  E.  Dafoe,  B.A. 

Medical  Lib . Miss  R.  D.  Monk 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

LIBRARIAN 

Bathurst,  Unlv.  du  Sacre  ,  , 

Coeur . Rev.  Joseph  Le  Gresley 

Centreville  Community . Miss  L.  B.  Peterson 

Chatham,  Saint  Thomas  T  „  _  , 

Univ . Rev.  Thomas  J.  McKendy 

Clifton,'  Clifton  Royal . Mrs.  A.  R.  Witmore 

Dalhousie  P.L.. . . .Mrs.  J.  A.  MacDonald 

Edmunston,  Saint  LouisUniv . 

Frederict’n,  Legislative  Lib. . .  M.  P.  Boone 

Arts  and  Crafts . Dr.  I.  H  Crowell 

Barristers'  Society  of  N.B.. .  .A.  McF.  Limerick 


.Miss  E.  Jeffers 


Bonar-Law — Bennett  Lib., 

Univ.  N.B . A.  R.  Rogers 

Central  Library  Services. .  .James  F.  MacEacheron 
Laboratory  of  Forest 

Biology . . . 

Fredericton  Public  Library. Miss  M.  Hope  Jarvis 

St.Dunstan’sFreeP.L . Miss  M.  Barry 

Dept,  of  Labour . Miss  M.  B.  Stillwell 

Fed.  Dept,  of  Agric.  Reg.  and  Lab.  of  Forest  Biology. 

Teachers'  Coll . Miss  E.  Malloy 

Grand  Falls . Miss  Anita  Lagace 

Hopewell  Cape,  Silver  Jubilee 

Rural  P.  L.  A . Mrs.  Edith  L.  Drummond 

Juniper,  Community  Lib . Mrs.  J.  A.  Clarke 

Lancaster,  P.L . Miss  B.  Chodwick  and 

Miss  N.  Moody 

Milltown,  Community  Lib . . . 

Moncton,  P.L . Miss  Elisabeth  Condon 

Newcastle,  The  Old  Manse 

Lib . Miss  Louise  Manny 

Sackville,  Mount  Allison 

Memorial  Lib . L.  M.  Allison 

Saint  John — 

Church  of  England  Insti. 

Lib . Mrs.  B.  0.  Smith 

Free  P.L . Robin  R.  B.  Murray 

N.B.  Museum . J.  Russell  Harper 

Portland,  P.L. . . . . Miss  F.  H.  Day 

Univ.  of  N.B.  Law 

School . G.  A.  McAllister  _ 

St.  Joseph,  U.of  St.  Joseph.  .  .Frere  Omer  Cormier,  C.S.C. 

St.  Stephen,  St.  Croix  Com¬ 
munity  Library . Miss  E.  M.  Robinson 

Sussex  P.L . Mrs.  R.  Crothers 

Woodstock,  L.  P.  Fisher  P.L. .  Mrs.  Maude  Close 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

LIBRARIAN 

St.  John’s 

Legislative . 

Memorial  University  T  „  ,,  , 

Library . Miss  Sadie  L.^  Organ,  M.A. 

Public  Libraries. . . H.  Newell,  Director 

Gosling  Memorial 

Library . . . 

Regional  Libraries  includ- 

ing  Travelling  Library .  Miss  J.  B.  Mifflen,  Supervisor 
NOVA  SCOTIA 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIES  _  .  LIBRARIAN 

Amherst,  Lay  Memorial .....  Miss  C.  Currie 
Annapolis  Valley  Reg.  Lib., 

8  Branches,  H.Q.- Annapolis 

R0yai  . Miss  Dorothy  MacKay 

Baddeck',  P.L . Miss  L.  G.  Mackay 

Carleton,  Durkee  Memorial 

Lib . Mrs.  Gardeth  Nickerson 

Cape  Breton,  Reg.  Lib.-H.Q. 

Sydney . Miss  Ruby  Wallace 

Colchester,  East  Hants  Reg.  „ 

Lib.-H.Q.  Truro . Mrs.  Dorothy  Benson 

Dartmouth,  P.L . Mrs.  Zelma  MacDonald 

Glace  Bay . v  \v  A . 

Halifax,  Memorial  Pub.  Lib. . .  Miss  M.  Cameron 
Liverpool  Public  Library 

Aggoo . Mrs.  R.  L.  Seaborne 

New  Glasgow,  Pictou  Co. 

Reg  . Stanley  MacDougall 

Ste llar'ton  P.L. A . Mrs.  J.  C.  Munroe 

RvH  nev  . Miss  Mary  Fraser 

Yarmouth,'  P.L . Mrs.  Scott  Killam 

OTHER  LIBRARIES 

Antigonish,  St.  Francis  Xavier  . 

University . Sister  Regina  Clare 

St.  F.  Xavier  U.  Ext’n . Sister  Marie  Michael 

Mt.  St.  Bernard  College  —  Rev.  Sr.  St.  Ursuhna 

Chester,  Zoe  Valle  Lib . 

Church  Point,  Coll.  Ste-  .  _  T  w 

Anne . Blaise  Cornveault,  C.J.M. 

Dartmouth  Naval  Re-  ,, 

search  Establishment . Miss  Isabel  Abernethy 

Halifax 

Atlantic  Fisheries  Expen- 

mental  Sta . Mrs.  M.  E.  McPhail 

Cambridge  Mbitary  Library. ........  •  ■  •  ■  ■  •  •••■•; . 

Dalhousie  University . Douglas  G.  Lochhead 

Law  School  Lib . Mrs.  D.  Webber 

Macdonald  Mem’l . Douglas  G.  Lochhead 


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Medical  and  Dental.  ...  Miss  C.  S.  Allan 

King’s  College . Prof.  Burns  Martin 

Maritime  College  of 

Pharmacy . Miss  B.  N.  Stimpson 

Mt.  St.  Vincent  College . Sr.  Francis  de  Sales 

N.S.  Barristers  Society. . . .  Keilor  Bentley 

N.S.  Legislative . Miss  Shirley  Elliott 

N.S.  Museum  of  Science. .  .Miss  Annabelle  Ross 

N.S.  Provincial  Library _ Miss  A.  Letts 

N.S.  Public  Archives . Miss  Zaidee  Harris 

N.S.  Research  Foundation 

Lib . Evelyn  M.  Campbell 

N.S.  Technical  Coll . Donald  A.  Redmond 

Pine  Hill  Divinity  Hall. . .  .Dr.  J  B.  Hardie 

St.  Mary’s  Univ . Rev.  W.  A.  Stewart,  S.J 

Teachers’  Central . Mrs.  Myra  C.  Vernon 

Kentvdlle,  Fed.  Dep't.  of 

Agric.  Reg . H.  J.  Arsenault 

Truro . 

N.S.  Agric.  Coll . R.  H.  Stevenson 

N .S.  N ormal . Miss  D.  Murray 

Wolfville,  Acadia  University. H.  W.  Ganong 

ONTARIO 

FREE  PUBLIC  LIBRARIES  LIBRARIAN 

Acton. . . . Mrs.  I.  Watson 

Alisa  Craig . Miss  L.  Gunn 

Ajax . 

Alliston . Miss  E.  Ney 

Almonte . Miss  E.  Kelly 

Amherstburg . Mrs.  L.  C.  Reaume 

Arnpnor . Miss  M.  Gaudette 

Arthur  . Mrs.  M.  Shortt 

Athens . 

Aurora.  . . Miss  M.  Andrews 

Aylmer . Mrs.  E.  Given 

Ayr .  . . Miss  M.  Baxter 

Barrie.  . Miss  H.  Petersen 

Beamsville . Miss  N.  Greet 

Beaverton . Miss  Q.  Burgess 

Beeton . . Mrs.  W.  W.  Cole 

Belleville . . .Miss  Olive  Delaney 

gflmont . Mrs.  H.  Stewart 

Blenheim . Miss  A.  Snow 

Both  well . . Miss  H.  Ellwood 

Bracebndge . Mrs.  E.  E.  Fryer 

Bradford . 

Brampton . Miss  Josie  M.  Fingland 

Brantford . Miss  Joyce  King 

BrockviUe . Miss  M.  M.  Seekings 

Brighton . Miss  L.  A.  Mayne 

Brussels .  . Mrs.  W.  Scott 

Burgessville . Mrs.  E.  Chant 

Burks  Falls . Miss  0.  M.  Watson 

Burlington . Mrs.  D.  Angus 

Byron . 

Campbellford . j  .  '.Miss  'i'.  Benor 

Cardinal  . Mrs.  K.  Knechte 

Carleton  Place . Miss  L.  Elliott 

C?yuga . Mrs.  J.  Folville 

Chatham . Miss  L.  Sehryver 

Chesley .  . Mrs.  F.  Thomson 

Chesterville . Mrs.  B.  W.  Campbell 

Clinton . Miss  E.  Hall 

Co  “water  . Miss  L.  McPhee 

Colhngwood . Mrs.  M.  Brown 

Cornwall . Miss  E.  Dewar 

Corunna . Miss  R.  Jarvis 

Creemore . Mrs.  J.  A.  Smith 

J?^11  •  . . . Mrs.  F.  Browne 

Deseronto . Mrs.  L.  E.  Tunnicliffe 

Drayton . Miss  E.  Waters 

Dresden . Miss  V.  Kalar 

Dryden. . Mrs.  V.  Lott 

Dundalk . Mrs.  A.  Clunas 

L>un,das . MissE.  Telling 

Durham  . Miss  M.  McGirr 

Eas‘Jork  Twp  . . .  . Miss  D.  Ashbridge 

(833  Coxwell  Ave.,  Tor.  13) 

Elm’ra . Miss  D.  O’Neill 

p‘?ra . Miss  M.  Passmore 

Erln  . Miss  G.  Eke 

EsPanola . Mrs.  L.  Thompson 

IS8!?-  y  „■ . Mrs.  H.  McGill 

Et°b'°oke  wP”  AV  AV  ■  -Miss  B-  D.  Hardie 
(200  Park  Lawn  Rd„  Tor. 

14,  Bookmobile 

Exeter . Mrs.  H.  Laing 


Fenlon  Falls . Miss  M.  I.  Brown 

Fergus . Mrs.  W.  H.  Blyth 

Flesherton . Mrs.  E.  MacMillan 

Fonthill . Miss  I.  Carter 

Forest . . Mrs.  E.  Totten 

Forest  Hill . 

Fort  Erie  (1  Branch) . Mrs.  M.  Putney 

Fort  Francis . Mrs.  P.  Campbell 

Fort  William  (1  Branch) . R.  M.  Donovan 

Galt . A.  Bowron 

Gananoque . Mrs.  V.  Whaley 

Georgetown. . . . Miss  R.  A.  Jordan 

Geraldton . Mrs.  D.  M.  Reid 

Glanworth . Mrs.  M.  Dawson 

Glencoe . Mrs.  E.  Weaver 

Goderich . Miss  A.  R.  Aitken 

Gore  Bay . Mrs.  M.  Smith 

Grand  Valley . Miss  M.  Hodgson 

Gravenhurst . Mrs.  M.  M.  Bradley 

Grimsby . B.  L.  Bentley 

Guelph . J.  Snell 

Hagersville . Mrs.  L.  Castleman 

Haileybury . Mrs.  C.  Neelands 

Hamilton  (4  Branches) . Dr.  F.  Waldon 

Hanover . Miss  K.  McMahon 

Hamston . Mrs.  H.  Sinclair 

Hensall . Mrs.  A.  Cameron 

Hespeler . Mrs.  I.  M.  Corelli 

Hillsburgh . Mrs.  F.  McMillan 

Huntsville . 

Ignace . 

IngersoU . Miss  B.  Crawford 

Iroquois  Falls . 0.  G.  Edwards 

Kemptville . Miss  G.  McCaughey 

Kenora._ . Miss  E.  Stephen 

Kincardine . Miss  M.  Woods 

Kingston . Miss  M.  Clow 

Kingsville . Mrs.  J.  Wigle 

Kirkland  Lake . Miss  F.  Gowan 

Kitchener . Miss  D.  Shoemaker 

Lakefield . Mrs.  J.  Ridpath 

Lambeth . Mrs.  K.  Tanton 

Lanark . Mrs.  M.  Robertson 

Lancaster . L.  R.  Perkins 

Leamington . R,  Holman 

Leaside . Mrs.  E.  MacAlpine 

Levack . Miss  S.  Crome 

Lindsay . Miss  J.  Smale 

Ljstpwel . Miss  L.  M.  Hall 

Little  Britain . Mrs.  E.  Reid 

Little  Current . Mrs.  W.  J.  Anglin 

London  (4  Branches) . R.  E.  Crouch 

Long  Branch . Mrs.  R.  Konrad 

Lucknow .  . Mrs.  Marshall 

McGarry  (\  lrginiatown) . Mrs.  R.  Gray 

Marathon . Mrs.  M.  Barrow 

Markdale . Miss  D.  Boland 

Meaford . Mrs.  A.  R.  Morris 

Merlin . 

Merrickville .  ."  ^  Mrs’.  CL  Barr 

Merntton . L.  Bruegeman 

Michipicoten  Twp.  (Wawa) .  .  Mrs.  Eldridge 

Midland .  DM  Leieh 

Millbrook . .Miss  M.  Armstrong 

?;},  ■ Q; . Miss  H.  Mockridge 

Milverton . Miss  F.  Rothermel 

. Miss  A.  Coulton 

“ltchf1E . Miss  V.  Colquhoun 

Mount  Forest . Miss  I.  Rutherford 

New  Hamburg . Mrs.  E.  Massel 

New  Liskeard . Mrs.  C.  Bowman 

New  Toronto . Miss  D.  Farncomb 

Newcastle . Miss  C.  B.  Butler 

Newmarket . Mrs.  H.  Green 

Niagara  . Miss  M.  Duddy 

Niagara  Falls  (1  Branch) ...  Miss  E.  Weber 

Sortt!  Eay . Mrs.  W.  H.  Raney 

Korwlch, . Mrs.  M.  Longworth 

^°™?,od . Mrs.  G.  Lockhead 

Oil  Springs . Mrs.  B.  Kay 

ra!!Kevl"*’ . Mrs.  C.  Dobson 

r  :;a . Miss  M.  Sheridan 

...  . MissJ.  Fetterly 

Ottawa  (b  Branches) . C.  Aubry 

2ttem>]e-  . . H.  K.  Parson 

Owen  Sound . Miss  I.  Hawken 

Palsley . MissJ.  Scott 


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Palmerston . Mrs.  G.  Dyer 

Paris .  Mrs.  G.  Muir 

Parkhill . Mrs.  M.  McPherson 

Parry  Sound . . 

Pelee  Island . G.  A.  Malloch 

Pembroke . . 

Penetanguishene . Mrs.  F.  Grimshaw 

Perth .  ...  Miss  F.  MacLennan 

Peterborough  (1  Branch) .  .  .  .  W.  Graff 

Petrolia . Mrs.  N.  Wark 

Picton . Miss  M.  K.  Keech 

Porcupine  Dome  (South 

Porcupine) .  Mrs.  M.  Pryor 

Port  Arthur . R.  B.  Porter 

Port  Carling .  Mrs.  L.  M.  Cope 

Port  Colborne . Miss  E.  McLeod 

Port  Credit . Mrs.  E.  C.  Cross 

Port  Elgin .  Miss  H.  Geddes 

Port  Hope . Miss  E.  White 

Port  Perry . Mrs.  E.  Ingram 

Port  Rowan . Mrs.  W.  Overbaugh 

Port  Stanley . Mrs.  M.  Vary 

Powassan . - .  .Miss  B.  Willis 

Prescott . Mrs.  G.  Scobie 

Preston . Miss  H.  Wallis 

Renfrew . Mrs.  E.  J.  Mathieson 

Richmond  Hill . Mrs.  W.  R.  Berry 

Ridgetown . Mrs.  G.  S.  Craig 

Rittenhouse  (Vineland 

Station) . Mrs.  E.  Dustan 

Rosseau . C.  S.  Raymond 

Riverside . 

St.  Catharines . Miss  J.  Warren 

St.  Edmonds  Twp  .  . 

(Tobermory) . Mrs.  S.  C.  Craigie 

St.  Jacobs . Mrs.  M.  R.  Buchanan 

St.  Joseph  Twp.  ( Richards 

Ldg.) . Miss  J.  M.  Whicher 

St.  Marys . Miss  N.  W.  Ready 

St.  Thomas . Miss  W.  Reed 

Saltfleet  Twp.  (Fruitland) .  .Mrs.  W.  Welch 

Sarnia . R-  T.  Bradley 

Sault  St.  Marie  (1  Branch)  .  .Miss  K.  Climie 

Schreiber . C.  C.  Skinner 

Schumacher . Mrs.  M.  Hill 

Seaforth . Miss  G.  Thompson 

Shelburne . Mrs.  E.  Mandley 

Simcoe . Miss  M.  Webber 

Smith  Falls . . . Miss  0.  Vickers 

South  Marysburgh  (Milford) .  Mrs.  J.  Minhinnick 

South  River . Mrs.  C.  Robertson 

Southampton . Miss  M.  Bannister 

Springfield . Mrs.  I.  Gracey 

Stamford  Twp . ■  •  ■  •  •  ■  •  •  •  ••  ■  •. . 

Stayner . Mrs.  H.  Hawkins 

Stirling . lb  VV.  Meiklejohn 

Stoney  Creek . Miss  E.  Heard 

Stouffville . Mrs.  G.  Thomas 

Stratford . Miss  L.  Thompson 

Strathroy . Miss  J.  Thomson 

Streetsville. . Mrs.  H.  Manning 

Sudbury . Miss  I.  McLean 

Sundridge . Mrs.  M.  Hill 

Sutton  West . Mrs.  M.  Picken 

Swansea . Mrs.  A.  Clark 

Tara  . Miss  C.  MacDonald 

Tavistock  . Mrs.  E.  A.  Kalbfleisch 

Teeswater . Mrs.  W  McLennan 

Terrace  Bay . Mrs.  E.  S.  Hodgkiss 

Thamesville . Mrs.  M.  Henderson 

Thornbury . Miss  L.  Wilson 

Thorold . Miss  M.  K.  Tracy 

Tilbury  . Miss  M.  E.  Sloan 

Tillsonburg . Mrs.  H.  Mason 

Timmins . Mrs.  A.  Boyd 

Toronto  (19  Branches) . Dr.  C  R.  Sanderson 

Trenton . Miss  M.  Salisbury 

Uxbridee  Mrs.  A.  W.  St.  John 

WaCton.::: . Miss  M.  Stalker 

Wallaceburg . Miss  D.  Gibb 

Wardsville . T  i'fiVf . 

Waterdown . Mrs.  J.  Selkirk 

Waterford . Mrs.  L.  Goodwin 

Waterloo . Mrs.  E.  Christiansen 

Watford . Mrs-  U.  Vail 

Welland . J'  R-  Adams 

Weston . Miss  0.  Nickle 

Westport . Mrs.  J.  Cawley 


Bruce 
Elgin . 


Thunder  Bay  Dist. 


Whitby . Mrs.  M.  Bracey 

Whitney  Twp.  (Porcupine)  .  .Mrs.  R.  Riopelle 

Windsor  (8  Branches) . Miss  A.  Hume 

Wingham . . Mrs.  W.  Harcourt 

Woodstock . Miss  G.  B.  Terry  berry 

Woodville . Mrs.  G.  Jones 

York  Twp.  (1745  Eglinton 
Ave.,  Toronto)  (3  Branches)  Miss  E.  Gregory 

ASSOCIATION  PUBLIC  LIBRARIES 
There  are  approximately  240  Association  Public  Libraries 

COUNTY  LIBRARY  CO-OPERATIVES 

. . .  Mrs.  Robertson,  Port  Elgin 

_ John  Wilson,  Court  House, 

St.  Thomas 

Essex . Mrs.  A.  McCormick,  Box  145, 

Sandwich 

Huron . Mrs.  R.  G.  Eckmier,  Box  456, 

Goderich 

Kent . . S.  Richards,  County  Bldg., 

Lambton . Roy  Thomas,  Wyoming 

Middlesex . Howard  Overend,  County  Bldgs., 

Ridout  St.,  London 

Oxford . Mrs.  S.  L.  Krompart,  Court 

House,  Woodstock 

peel . Miss  M.  Gardiner,  Public 

Library,  Brampton 

Simcoe . Mrs.  R.  Gilbank,  115  Dunlop  St., 

Barrie 

. . .  .Mr.  WTm.  Roedde ,  910  Donald 
St.,  Fort  William 

Victoria .  Court  House, 

Lindsay 

Welland . K.  Crouch,  R.R.  5,  Welland 

Wentworth . Miss  L.  R.  Wilson,  Court 

House,  Hamilton 

Further  information  may  be  had  by  applying  to  Mr.  Angus 
Mowat,  Director  of  Public  Library  Service,  206  Huron  St., 
Toronto. 

OTHER  LIBRARIES  IN  ONTARIO 

LIBRARIAN 

Belleville,  Entomology  Lab., 

Science  Service,  Federal 

Dept  of  Agriculture . J.  A.  Walsh 

Chalk  River  Atomic  Energy 

of  Canada  Ltd . Miss  Helen  McGregor 

Guelph 

Dominion  Rubber  Co.  Ltd., 

Research  Laboratories.  .Miss  Isobel  C.  Mair 

Ontario  Agric.  Coll . Miss  F.  G.  Partridge 

Hamilton 

McMaster  University, 

Mills  Memorial . Miss  Marget  H.  C.  Meikleham 

Kingston 

Aluminium  Laboratories  . 

Ltd . Mrs.  Moira  C.  Jones 

Nat.  Def.  Coil.  &  Can. 

Army  Staff  Coll.,  Fort 

Frontenac  Lib . Miss  Mary  O  Connor 

Queen’s  University . H.  Pearson  Gundy 

Royal  Military  Coll . John  W.  Spurr 

Kitchener 

St.  Jerome’s  Coll . 


London  „  ...  _  ,,  „  . 

Fed.  Dept,  of  Agric.  Reg..  .Miss  D.  M.  Duke 

StpSer^Semi'nary . . . .  .  Rev^  A.  Durand,  M.A.,  L.Ph. 

University  of  Western  Ont.  J.  J.  Talman 

Ursuline  Coll . Mother  M.  Rosanna,  M.A. 

Ottawa 

Archives,  The  Public . Miss  Juliette  Bourque 

Bank  of  Canada . Miss  H.  Costello 

Can.  Broadcasting  Corp..  .Miss  M.  Southey 
Can.  Standards  Assoc., 

Nat.  Research  Bldg . Miss  M.  Allan 

Can.  Welfare  Council . Mrs.  M.  M.  King 

Carleton  Coll . Miss  H.  Gifford 

Central  Mortgage  and 

Housing . R-  Nantais  j 

Coll.  Seraphique . R-  P.  Adelard 

Dept,  of  Agriculture . Mrs.  Margaret  Reynolds 

Animal  Diseases . Mrs.  E.  B.  Marcellus 

Botany  Lib. . . Miss  D.  H.  Luke 

Chemistry  Div.  Lib . Mrs.  J.  Derraugh 

Entomology  Lib. .......  Miss  M.  Fogarty 

Experimental  Farm  Lib.  Miss  M.  A.  Uhnch 


444 


LIBRARIES 


[  1956 


Dept,  of  Citizenship  and 

Immigration . J.  Pilton 

Dept,  of  Ext.  Affairs . Miss  G.  Hart 

Dept,  of  Finance . Miss  M.  James 

Dept,  of  Fisheries . Miss  E.  M.  McMillan 

Dept,  of  Justice . A.  Suzor  Greaves 

Combines  Invest.  Br...Miss  Margaret  MacLeilan 
Dept,  of  Labour, 

Confederation  Bldg . G.  W.  Wilson 

Dept,  of  Mines  and  Tech.  Surveys 

Dom.  Observatory . L.  Paul  Boucher 

Geographical  Br.,  70 

Elgin  St . Miss  J.  Matheson 

Geological  Survey  of  Can¬ 
ada . Miss  N.  I.  Wills 

Mines  Br.,  40  Lydia  St.Miss  M.  Saulter 

Dept,  of  National  Defence .  C.  H.  Stewart 
Dept,  of  Nat.  Health  and 

Welfare . Miss  M.  D.  Morton 

Dept,  of  National  Revenue, 

Customs  and  Excise  Lib. .  Miss  E.  Kittle 
Dept,  of  Northern  Affairs 
and  National  Resources 

Departmental  Lib . A.  W.  0.  Blovin 

Forest  Products  Lab. 

Pretoria  & 

Metcalfe  Sts . Miss  L.  Steers 

Forestry  Br . E.  Wilson 

National  Museum . Miss  A.  Da  we 

Dept,  of  Public  Printing  and 
Stationery,  St.  Patrick  St.Lucien  Harper 

Dept,  of  Public  Works _ Miss  M.  J.  Creighton 

Dept,  of  Sec.  of  State . Miss  G.  Sauve 

Dept,  of  Trade  and  Comm., 

No.l  Temporary  Bldg..  .Miss  S.  Chiasson 

Dept,  of  Transport . Miss  M.  A.  Riddell 

Dept,  of  Veterans  Affairs . 

Dom.  Bur.  of  Statistics.. .  .B.  A.  Ower 

Library  of  Parliament . Felix  Desrochers, 

General  Librarian 
Francis  A.  Hardy 

r .  Parliamentary  Librarian 

Library  of  Supreme  Court. Chs-Ed.  Gobeil,  Q.C. 

D.  M.  Ormond 

W.  J.  B.  Grierson,  B.Sc.,  LL.B. 

Nat  Film  Board  . Miss  Kathleen  Gillespie 

Nat;  Gallery  of  Canada, 

Victoria  Memorial  Mu- 

s,eu?!,' . Miss  Moira  MacLean 

Nat.  Library . . . . .  W.  Kaye  Lamb 

Nat.  Research  Council _ Miss  M.  S.  Gill 

St.  Patrick’s  Coll . Rev.  P.  F.  Spratt,  O.M  I 

Unemployment  Ins.  Comm.  Miss  Willa  Craig 

University  of  Ottawa . Rev.  A.  M.  Morisset,  O.M.l 

Richmond  Hill 
David  Dunlap 

Observatory . Miss  C.  A.  Mader 

ot.  1  homas 

Alma  Coll.  . Mrs.  Steele  Sifton 

Sarnia,  Imperial  Oil  Ltd . John  E.  Easterbrook 

c  ,J?,mer,,CorP . Miss  M.  Wickwire 

Sault  Ste  Marie,  Fed. 

Dept,  of  Agric.  Reg . Miss  F.  Newman 

Toronto 

Academy  of  Medicine,  288 

Bloor  St.  W. . Miss  Marian  Patterson 

Art  Gallery  of  Toronto, 

n  9rmnp  ?ark  Vi' ' '  iw  ■  -  Miss  Sibyl  Pantazzi 
Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Can- 

ada,  393  University  Ave..Miss  B.  Saunders 
CaDada  Life  Assurance  Co., 

University  Ave. . Miss  P.  M.  Hutchison 

Oan.  oank  of  Commerce, 

25  King  St.  W . Miss  Mildred  A.  Peet 

Can.  Nat.  Inst,  for  the 
Blind,  186  Beverley  St.  ,R.  W.  Beath 
Canadian  Press,  The,  55 

University  Ave . Miss  Jean  Thompson 

Connaught  Med.  Research 

Lab.,  150  College  St . Miss  Ruth  M.  Briggs 

Crown  Life  Insurance  Co.,  The, 

120  Bloor  E.  . Miss  Claire  Doidge 

Dept,  of  Educ.  Research 

371  Bloor  St.  W . Miss  S.  K.  Wlgmore 

Dept,  of  Mines,  Pari.  Bldgs.Miss  D.  J.  Field 
Dept,  of  Municipal  Affairs. Miss  M.  E.  Bassingthwaighte 
Dept,  of  Planning  and  De¬ 
velopment,  880  Bay  St. . .  Miss  B .  Weatherhead 


Dept,  of  Public  Welfare.  .Stanley  Crow 
Dept,  of  Reform  Institu¬ 
tions  . Miss  F.  E.  E.  Staunton 

Dom  Securities  Corp.  Ltd., 

50  King  St.  W . Nancy  M.  Chalmers 

Faculty  of  Pharmacy,  Uni¬ 
versity  of  Toronto,  46 

Gerrard  St.  E . Miss  E.  Marshal] 

Hydro-Electric  Power 
Comm,  of  Ont.,  620  Uni¬ 
versity  Ave . Miss  Robin  Adair 

Imperial  Oil  Ltd.,  56  Church  St. 

Producing  Dept . Miss  J.  G.  Allen 

Public  Relations  Depti. .  Miss  Clara  G.  Miller 
Knox  College,  59  St.  George 

St . Rev.  Neil  G.  Smith 

Legislative  Library  of  Ont. .  Mrs.  Mildred  A.  Fraser 
Maclean-Hunter  Pub.  Co., 

481  University  Ave . Mrs.  Jean  MacKay 

Manufacturers  Life  Insur¬ 
ance  Co.,  200  Bloor  St. 

,  Last . Miss  Rowena  Phillips 

Meteorological  Div.,  315 

Bloor  St.  W . Mis3  Mary  M.  Skinner 

Ont.  Coll,  of  Educ.,  371 

Bloor  St.  W . Miss  Dorothy  A.  Thompson 

Pontifical  Institute  of 
Medisval  Studies,  59 

Queen’s  Park  Crescent.  .Rev.  J.  F.  Stapleton,  C.S.B. 
Royal  Can.  Military  Inst., 

426  University  Ave . W.  A.  Stewart 

St.  Michael’s  College . Rev.  F.  A.  Black,  C.S.B. 

oigmund  Samuel . 

Toronto  Star . Miss  Marion  E.  Thompson 

Toronto  Transit  Comm., 

35  Yonge  St . Miss  Jean  M.  Dalzell 

Trinity  College . Prof.  J.  W.  Cole,  M.A. 

University  of  Toronto . Robert  H.  Blackburn 

Victoria  University . Miss  M.  Ray;  Assist.  Lib., 

m  „  Rev.  J.  S.  Lawson 

Wychffe  College . Rev.  T.  A.  M.  Barnett 

Waterloo 

Evangelical  Lutheran  sem¬ 
inary  and  Waterloo  Coll. .  Mrs.  Doris  E.  Lewis 

Windsor,  Assumption  Coll. .  .Miss  Eleanor  B.  Haddow 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIES 

Charlottetown,  librarian 

BE.I.  Libraries . H.  B.  Chandler 

(23  branches  throughout  the  Island,  in  charge  of  local 
custodians). 

Summerside,  P.L . Miss  Amy  Burrows 

.  .  OTHER  LIBRARIES 

unarlottetown,  Legislative 

and  P.L.,  Grafton  St . Miss  Jean  C.  Gill 

Prince  of  Wales  Coll . Miss  Mary  Donahoe 

St.  Dunstans  College . Rev.  Alan  MacDonald 


QUEBEC 


LIBRARIAN 


Ayer’s  Cliff,  F.P.L . 

Aylmer,  John  Farris,  P.L. .  . .  j.  R  Beaudry . 

Baie-Comeau,  Geo.  M.  3 

Wisner  Memorial  Lib . Miss  Florilda  Hurtubise 

Beaiiport,  Ecole  Apostolique 
du  Sacre-Coeur,  50  avenue 

rh1f^fSC-aoSr- . R.  P.  Albert  Lefebvre 

'of  ■  M*"“  m"» 

Clarence ville  P.L... . 

Drummond viUe. .  ” ! ! ! ! ! ! '.  '.Henry  Talbot . 

S’fi-:  ;y  ’  RV  ’  V . Sim0De  Robidoux 

lendo0gam^elghtS’  W"  Mem-&  Armour  Sampson 
Lachine,  Dom. '  Bridge .  ’  '  DeCarIe 


Co.  Ltd. 


•  -  Miss  Helen  M.  Rowell 


t  . .  Lieien 

T  *  tv  °  Ll1?*  . Miss  E.  Bunting 

ka  Trappe,  Inst.  Agricole 
d  Oka 


Fr.  M.  Hilaire 


Lennoxville.  Bishop’s  Uni- 

Public  Uh . Arnold  D.  Banfill 

mUo  Lib . Mrs.  George  Doak 


1956] 


LIBRARIES 


445 


Macdonald  College  P.O. 

Macdonald  College . Miss  Margaret  Macintosh 

McLennan  Travelling 

Libraries . Miss  Frances  Maunsell  B.A., 

B.L.S. 

Mistassini,  Juvenat  St. 

Bernard . . . .  .F.  Georges. 

Montreal 

Advocates’  Library, 

Court  House . Robt.  Leveque 

Aluminum  Co.  of  Canada, 

1700  Sun  Life  Bldg . .Miss  Jeanette  Foshay 

Ayerst,  MoKenna  &  Harri¬ 
son,  Ltd.  Research  Lib., 

P.O.  Box  6115 . Miss  Aimee  Lazier 

Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Can¬ 
ada,  1050  Beaver  Hall 

Hill . Miss  Mary  F.  Price 

Bibliotheque  des  Enfants, 

3276  St.  Catherine  St.  E..Miss  Therese  Vaillancourt 
Bibliotheque  de  la  Ville  de 

Montreal . Jules  Bazin 

Bibliotheque  St.  Sulpice, 

(Prov.  Secretary’s  Dept.) 

1700  rue  St.  Denis  (18). . .  Damien  Jasmm 
Boys  and  Girls  Library 
of  Nat.  Council  of  Jewish 
Women,  4650  Jeanne 

Mance  St . Miss  Margaret  Tucker 

Canada  Cement  Co.  Ltd . •  ■  •  •  •  •  . . •, . 

Canadian  Car  &  Foundry.. Mrs.  Edith  Drummond 
Can.  Industries  (1954)  Ltd., 

P.O.  Box  10 . Miss  Pauline  Morrison 

Can.  Inst,  of  Mining  & 

Metallurgy,  1117  St. 

Catherine  W. . 

Canadian  National  Rys.,  .  , 

355  McGill  St . Miss  Helene  Dechief 

Can.  Pacific  Railway  Co..  .W.  F.  E.  Morley 
Catholic  School  Commis¬ 
sion,  Director  of  Lib-  . 

raries,  1808  rue  Papineau  Miss  Helene  Grenier 
Catholic  School  Commis¬ 
sion,  Teachers'  Lib.,  3690 
Calixa  Lavallee  Ave. .  . .  Miss  Gertrude  Karch 
Civio  Library,  1210  Sher-  . 

brooke  St.  E . Jules  Bazin 

Coll.  Andre-Grasset,  1000 

Cremazie  Blvd.  E . Rev.  G.  Aumont 

Coll.  St.-Ignace  2919  rue 

de  Bellechasse . 

Dominion  Textile  Co., 

1950  Sherbrooke  St.  W.. .  Mss  Y.  Turgeon 

Ecole  des  Beaux-Arts  de 
Montreal,  3450  St.  Urbain 

g( . Miss  Lucile  Uuimet 

Ecole  des  Hautes  Etudes 
Commerciales,  535  Viger 

Ave . Paul  Houde 

Ecole  Polytechnique,  1430  . 

rue  St.  Denis . Earnest  Lavigne 

Engineering  Inst,  of  Can., 

2050  Mansfield  St . Miss  S.  Courtis 

Fraser  Institute  F.P.L.,  637 

Dorchester  St.  West  . .  .Miss  M.  Trenholme 
Inst,  of  Chartered  Account¬ 
ants  of  Quebec . C.  D.  Mellor 

Jewish  P.L.,  4499  Esplanade 

Ave . David  Rome 

Library  of  the  Gesu,  P.L.  A 

1200  Bleury  St . Miss  Claire  Veronneau 

Loyola  Coll. . Rev.  Frederick  Noll,  S.J. 

Marianopolis  College,  3547 

Peel  St.,  Montreal . Miss  Mary  M.  Hall 

Mechanics’  Institute,  1200 

Atwater  Ave . Sybil  Crimson 

McGill  University . Richard  Pennington 

Commerce  Library . Miss  T .  C.  i^ears 

Divinity  Library . Mrs.  P.  Keir 

Engineering  Library  . . .  .Mrs.  M.  Neuman 

Law  Library . w!ss  Cor  .  xr  T  t  v, 

Macdonald  College . Miss  Margaret  Macintosh 

Medical  Library .  Dr.  W  M  Francis, 

Dr.  L.  G.  Stevenson 

Dept,  of  Psychiatry,  1025 

Pine  Ave.  W . ..Mrs.  M.  Morley 

Montreal  Children’s  Lib., 

637  Dorchester  St.  W...  .Miss  P.  Noel-Smlth 


Montreal  Museum  of  Fine  Arts, 

1379  Sherbrooke  St.  W .  .  Miss  Jaquellne  Oumet 
Notre  Dame  de  Grace  Lib. 
for  Boys  and  Girls,  5311 

Cote  St.  Antoine  Rd . Miss  Sarah  Wigglesworth, 

Outremont  Children’s  Lib. .  Mrs.  Jacqueline  Pelletier 
Pres.  Theo.  Coll.,  3485  Mc- 

Tavish  St . Miss  Bessie  Fraser 

Protestant  Central  School 

Bd.,  Fairmount  Sch . Miss  F.  Dumaresq 

Pulp  &  Paper  Research 

Inst,  of  Canada . Miss  Louise  Lefebvre 

Railway  Association  of 
Canada.,  1520  Mountain 

St . Miss  Grace  Reynolds 

Royal  Bank  of  Canada. . .  .Miss  Miriam  Tees 
Scolasticat  de  T  Immaculee. 

Conception,  1855  Rachel 

S.  E . Rev.  Gerard  Houle,  S.J. 

Shawinlgan  Water  &  Power 
Co.,  600  Dorchester  St. 

W . Miss  Ethel  S.  Challies 

Sir  Geo.  Williams  Coll. 

1441  Drummond  St.  .  .  Miss  M.  F.  Broadhurst 
Sun  Life  Assurance  Co.  of 

Canada . Miss  M.  J.  Henderson 

University  of  Montreal, 

P.O.  Box  6128 . Joseph  R.  Leduc 

Verdun  Juvenile  Lib . Andre  Fortier 

Young  Men’s  and  Young 
Women’s  Hebrew  Ass’n 

5500  Westbury  Ave . Miss  S.  Silverstone 

Young  Women’s  Christian 
Association,  1355  Dor¬ 
chester  St.  W . 

North  Hatley . Mrs.  G.  F.  Kezar,  See. 

Box  172 

Papineauville,  Seminaire  des 

Peres  Montfortains . G.  M.  Deschamps 

Pointe  Claire  P.L . 

Quebec  City  _  . 

Provincial  Archives . Gerard  Martin 

Bibliotheque  Antonienne 

90  des  Franciscains . Rev.  Edouard  Parent,  O.F.M. 

Bibliotheque  du  Tiers- 
Ordre  Franciscain,  90  rue 

des  Franciscains . Germaine  Gingras 

College  des  Jesuites, 

680  rue  St.  Cyrille . Antonio  Lepage,  S.J. 

Dept,  of  Agriculture . Pellerin  Lagloire  (Director) 

Law  Lib.,  Palais  de  Justice  .Lucien  Lortie,  C.  R. 

L'lnstitut  Canadien  37  rue 

Ste-Angele . Frangois  Lafortune 

Literary  and  Historical 

Society  of  Quebec . Miss  Evelyn  Strachan 

L’Union  Commercials . J.  E.  A.  Rochette 

Prov.  Museum . Philippe  Treffry 

Prov.  Legislative  Lib . J.  C.  Bonenfant 

University  Laval . Rev.  J.  M.  Blanchet 

Richmond  P.L . Mrs.  H.  W.  Dapp,  R.  R.  1 

Melbourne 

Rigaud,  Coll.  Bourget  ..... .J.  T.  D.  Fortier 

Rimouski,  Grand  Seminaire  .  .Rev.  L.  Hudqn 

Petit  Seminaire . Rev.  A.  Fortin 

Rock  Island,  Haskell  Free 

Lib.  Inc . Mrs.  E.  Poapst 

St.  Anne  de  Bellevue,  Mac- 
Donald  High  Sch’l  Libr’y  .  .Mrs.  A.  Gibbon 
St.  Anne  de  la  Pocatiere, 

Ecole  Superieure  d’ Agricul¬ 
ture  . E.  Bernier 

St.  Jerome'.  '. '. . . . Miss  M.  Foucher 

St.  Laurent,  815  Lindsay 
Ave . Mrs.  Mary  Henderson 

St.  Victor,  Seminaire  du  Sacre 

Coeur .  J  :N.  Gagne 

Sawyerville  P.L . Miss  Muriel  Gaulin 

Scotstown  P.L . •  •  •  •  Mrs.  Lena  Con 

Shawinigan  Falls,  Mun.Lib..  .Madame  A.  Meumer 
Sherbrooke,  Lib.  and  Art  Un..  Miss  Winifred  A.  Farmer 
Monastere  des 

Redemptoristes,  871  Ont- 

ario  St . j. 

National  Lib . Miss  S.  Beaudet 

Seminaire,  St.-Chas. 

Borromee . Conrad  Groleau 

gorel  . Charles  Cadoret 

I  Trois  Riviires,  P.L . Miss  Claire  Godbout 


446 


ART  GALLERIES  AND  MUSEUMS 


[1956 


Val  d’Or  P.L . Mme  Jeannette  Gauthier 

Valleyfield . J.  G.  Lebouz 

Victoria ville  P.L . Miss  M.  Croteau 

Waterloo,  P.L . Miss  G.  Labelle 

Watson  P.L . Mrs.  Sonja  Penner 

Westmount . . Kathleen  R.  Jenkins 

There  are  also  parish  libraries,  serving  a  large  constituency 

SASKATCHEWAN 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIES  LIBRARIAN 

Areola. . . Miss  L.  Burton,  Sec. 

Assiniboia . Mrs.  Laura  Dahlman 

Canora . H.  T.  Richardson 

Carnduff . Mrs.  W.  F.  Small 

Delisle . Mrs.  L.  E.  Brownell,  Sec. 

Estevan . Mrs.  Esther  W.  Garner 

Foam  Lake . Mrs.  R.  W.  Dunlop 

Grenfell . Miss  F.  M.  MacLeod 

Hudson  Bay . Mrs.  Mary  H.  Coombes 

Humboldt . Mrs.  J.  A.  B.  Reid 

Indian  Head . Mrs.  R.  A.  McLaren 

Kelvington . Mrs.  A.  P.  Morris,  Sec.-Treas. 

Kerrobert . Miss  Mary  King 

Kindersley . Miss  Emily  Carmichael 

Lampman . Mrs.  Neta  I.  Fuergutz 

Lanigan . Miss  Isabel  C.  Johnston 

Lloydmmster . Mrs.  J.  C.  Killen 

Macklin . Mrs.  A.  Thompson 

Meadow  Lake . Mrs.  J.  L.  Trask 

Melfort . Miss  Maude  E.  Burke 

Melville . Mrs.  H.  J.  Andrews 

Moose  Jaw . S.  R.  Stephens 

North  Battleford . Mrs.  D.  S.  Curry 

Oxbow . Mrs.  A.  Stephens 

Prince  Albert . Miss  G.  Campbell 

^e^na . Miss  Marjorie  Dunlop 

Rosetown . .  Mrs.  A.  Staples 

Rosthern . Mrs.  J.  L.  Fawcett 

Saskatoon . J.  S.  Wood 

Sintaluta . Mrs.  Vera  Diment 

Star  City . B.  J.  O’Connor 

Swilt  Current . T.  H.  Michie 

. Mrs.  Florence  Scott 

Watrous . Mrs.  J.  Eason 

Watson . Mrs.  j#  Sullivan 

Weyburn . Mrs.  A.  Griffin. 

Wilkie . Mrs.  F.  T.  Preston 

Wolseley . L.  A.  Timmermans 

Wynard . Miss  Anne  L.  Humphrey 


REGIONAL  LIBRARIES 

North  Central  Saskatchewan  Regional  Library,  Prince  Albert, 
Miss  G.  Campbell. 

COMMUNITY  LIBRARIES 

Alameda,  Battleford,  Bounty,  Cabri,  Elbow,  Elrose, 
Evesham,  Forest  Bank  (P.O.  Maidstone),  Garnock  (P.O. 
Keliher),  Glentworth.  Gull  Lake,  Lashburn,  Leader,  Luseland, 
Maple  Creek,  Marshall,  Mervin,  Milden,  Moosomin,  Nipawin, 
Ogema,  Paynton,  Preeeeville,  Trossachs,  Unity,  Wadena. 

OTHER  LIBRARIES 

Regina 

Campion  College . Rev.  J.  L.  Pine,  S.J. 

Dept  of  Attorney  General. . . . 

Dept,  of  Education  (Supervis¬ 
or  of  School  Libraries) . Miss  Lyle  E.  Evans 

Dept,  of  Public  Health . Mrs.  Edith  Dickson 

Law  Society  of  Saskatchewan, 

Court  House . 

Legislative  Library . John  H.  Archer 

Luther  College . 

Medical  Arts  Clinic . Miss  E.  C.  Schroeder . 

P.F.R.A.  Trading  Co.  Bldg... Mrs.  Dorothy  K.  Arkinstall 
Provincial  Library,  Legisla- 

tive  Bldg . . . Miss  Mary  E.  Donaldson 

Public  information  Library 

Division . Miss  Gladys  McKay 

Regional  Libraries  Division. Miss  G.  Campbell 

Travelling  Libraries 
Division . Mrs.  R.  J.  Brandon 

oeg^!a  n  ,5ge . Miss  Emma  Bell 

ot.  Chad  s  College . 

Saskatchewan  Wheat  Pool. . .  Miss  Mary  Baker 
Saskatoon 

Emmanuel  College . Prof.  J.  D.  F.  Beattie 

Lutheran  College  and 

Seminary .  . Dr.  C.  Kleiner 

National  Research  Council..  .B.  A.  Maquire 

St.  Andrew’s  College . Rev.  R.  D.  Tannahill 

Unversity  of  Saskatchewan  D.  C.  Appelt 

YUKON 

w  ronn  LIBRARIAN 

Mayo  LO.D.E.. .. . . Mrs.  W.  R.  Gordon 

Whitehorse,  I.O.D.E . Mrs.  James  Porter 

_  ur  t  »,  NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
iSCr  maintained  in  the  following  places: 

Aklavik,  F ort  Smith,  Fort  Resolution ,  Hay  River,  Yellowknife . 


ART  GALLERIES  AND  MUSEUMS 


The  National  Gallery  of  Canada,  Ottawa 

Board  of  Trustees— Chairman,  C.  P.  Fell;  Jean 
Chauvm,  F.R.S.C.;  Lawren  Harris,  LL.D.;  F.  Cleve- 
land  Morgan,  M.A.;  Jean  Raymond;  Mrs.  H.  A. 

R.  Flemington,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  D.D. 
John  MacAulay,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 

Director,  Alan  H.  Jarvis,  B.A. 

Officers— Chief  Curator,  R.  II.  Hubbard  Pb  D  • 
Associate  Director  in  Charge  of  Special  Projects,  D  W 
Buchanan;  Curator  of  Prints  *  Drawings,  Kathleen 
M .  r  en wick ;  Business  Administrator,  George  Hulme- 

Trnhtmartl0nt°fflCZ’  R;  0s*iguY'  B-A-;  Assistant  to 
Chief  Curator,  W.  S.  A.  Dale,  Ph.D.:  Assistant 
Industrial  Design  Division,  Norman  Hay  B 
Open  every  day  except  Christmas  Day.  ’  Week¬ 
ly®.  10Ja-Jm.- t0  5  p-m-,  Sunday,  2  to  5  p.m. 
„,IL.°Hnde,cl,1ln  by  the  Marquis  of  Lome  for  the 
custody  of  the  diploma  works  of  the  Royal  Canadian 

Hm'Natin format.ion  of  a  national  collection, 
*  T>r 10na  Ga,1?y  was  incorporated  in  1913  bv  Act 
of  Parliament  and  placed  in  the  care  of  five  trustees 

AectP°oTVqe^  “U6  ¥misier.of,  PubIic  Works.  A  new 
trfnsTferre.d  R.  to  the  Department  of 
Citizenship  and  Immigration  and  increased  the 
number  of  trustees  to  nine. 

Pbe  SaITy  bouses  a  permanent  collection  of  Euro¬ 
pean,  British  and  Canadian  paintings,  sculptures 
prints  and  drawings  and  holds  temporal  exhibitions 
as  well.  As  part  of  its  nation-wide  program  it  or¬ 
ganizes  travelling  exhibitions  of  the  art  of  other 
countries  and  sends  shows  of  Canadian  painting  to  all 
'w -WOr  f  ’  Badio  broadcasts,  lecture-tours 
dTrmUtl0n  ?GoIour  rePr°ductions  and  the  lend¬ 
ing  of  films,  slides,  reproductions  and  prepared 


lectures,  are  some  of  the  means  by  which  the  Gallery 
extends  its  services  across  Canada.  ^ 

IndnsfrbdTiL  th®  National  Gallery  maintains  an 
lndustnal  Design  Division,  to  encourage  good  design 
m  Canadian  manufacture  by  means  of  awards  and 

lxh?bitfohnsS’  aHdh°  st.*raulate  P.P,blic  interest  through 
exhibitions.  It  has  its  own  library,  and  keens  a 

photographic  file  of  original  Canadian  designs 

TIiT0Hxt  N*TI°^ A L  MUSEUM  OF  CANADA,  OTTAWA 

P  f16  •^aitl<?na  Museum  of  Canada  orginated  in  the 

?842 °bgv  S  rSwTry  ofTCanada'  Uich  ™  founded  in 
m  '•vfyJ51  r  ,  .  jIam  Logan,  Authority  to  designate  it 

in-Council’p  CI2fi1^mf°TCanadai;’ was given bY 0rder- 
in  council  r .C.  2615  of  January  5,  1927  Formprlv  it 

WTheeN^at  i  Ah/  Vict°™  Memorial  Museum 
in  Jthhe^H?rnM  h^t  SeUGTuhibAts  c?Ilections  illustrat- 
M?neraloel  PeU  t0G  °f  Dominion;  its  Geology, 
Mineralogy  Palaeontology,  Biology  and  Anthropology 

prlnerlv  o^aliCfi°eHeCH0nd8  are  op3  to  research  by 
CTnnn.C  6<d  students.  They  include  over 
„an'  ofnnn*8  °f  plal?ts’  phanerogams  and  crypto- 
gams  21,000  mammals,  39,000  birds  8  000  lots  nf 
amphibmns  and  reptiles,  smaller  collations  of  fishes 
niarine  invertebrates;  100,000  archae- 
in  PhysfcMCAnethu-'or!nf*00  e*'pn.9|08i°al  ones  and  1,000 

attest 

Botany  A.  E,  Poreild,  M.B.E.,  F.R.S.C.,  Chief 


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Botanist;  H.  J.  Scoggan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  A.  Crum, 
M.S.,  Ph.D.,  W.  K.  W.  Baldwin,  M.A.,  Botanists. 

Zoology — L.  S.  Russell,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  Chief  Zoologist;  W.  E.  Godfrey,  B.Sc., 
Ornithologist;  A.  E.  Cameron,  M.S.,  Mammalogist; 

E.  L.  Bousfield,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Invertebrate  Zoologist; 
J.  S.  Bleakney,  B.Sc.,  Herpetologist. 

Vertebrate  Palaeontology — L.  S.  Russell,  B.Sc.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  Wann  Langston,  Jr.,  M.S.,  Ph.D. 

Archaeology — R.  S.  MacNeish,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  T.  E. 
Lee  B.A.,  Archaeologists. 

Ethnology— L.  P.  M.  Rioux,  M.A.,  Ethnologist. 
Geology — Maintained  in  conjunction  with  the 
Geological  Survey;  Curator,  J.  F.  Henderson,  M.Sc., 

Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.  . .  , 

Mineralogy — Maintained  in  conjunction  with  the 
Geological  Survey;  Curator,  Eugene  Poitevin,  Ph.D., 

F. R.S.C.  .  .  ,  . 

Invertebrate  Palaeontology — Maintained  in  conjunc¬ 
tion  with  the  Geological  Survey;  Curator,  W.  A. 
Bell,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Educational  Work — Mrs.  S.  D.  MacDonald,  Lec¬ 
tures:  group  visists:  loans  under  restriction  of  speci¬ 
mens  of  birds,  small  mammals  and  other  visual  aids; 
photographs  on  the  natural  sciences,  Indian  and 
Eskimo  life,  may  be  obtained  at  a  nominal  charge. 

Library — Miss  Audrey  E.  Dawe,  B.A.,  B.L.S., 
Librarian.  A  library  maintained  in  conjunction  with 
the  Geological  Survey,  containing  more  than  88,000 
volumes  on  natural  history  and  related  subjects. 


ROYAL  ONTARIO  MUSEUM 

100  Queen’s  Park,  Toronto  5 
Chairman — Harold  M.  Turner. 

Director — Theodore  A.  Heinrich. 

Secretary — Mrs.  Helen  Marriott. 

Division  of  Art  and  Archaeology 
Head,  Professor  A.  D.  Tushingham,  B.A.,  B.D., 
Ph.D.;  Curators,  Far  Eastern  Department,  Miss  H.  E. 
FernaJd,  A.B.;  Department  of  Ethnology,  K.  E.  Kidd, 
M  A.'  Greek  and  Roman  Department,  Professor  J.  W. 
Graham  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Modern  European  Department, 
Professor  G.  Brett,  M.C.,  M.A.;  Near  Eastern  De¬ 
partment,  Miss  W.  Needier,  B.A.;  Textile  Department, 
Mrs.  G.  Brett;  Canadiana  Collections,  Mr.  I.  bt.G. 
Spendlove;  Chief  Cataloguer,  Miss  Elizabeth  Burt- 
Gerrans,  B.A.;  Chief  Preparator,  W.  Todd. 

The  large  collections  of  this  division,  housed  in  78 
galleries,  illustrate  man’s  life,  skills  and  arts  through 
many  centuries  and  in  many  lands  from  the  stone 
ages  through  the  historical  periods.  The  Near 
Eastern  galleries  document  his  earliest  attempts  to 
achieve  an  ordered,  sedentary  existence  particularly 
in  Egypt,  Mesopotamia  and  neighbouring  lands. 
Objects  from  Crete,  Cyprus,  Greece  and  Italy  demon¬ 
strate  the  important  pre-classieal  and  classical 
heritage.  The  fine  collection  of  Greek  vases  is 
particularly  significant.  The  cultural  history  of 
Europe  through  the  mediaeval  and  into  the  modern 
period  is  set  forth  in  arms  and  armour,  sculpture, 
ceramics,  silver  and  glass,  furniture,  textiles,  and 
costumes.  Canada’s  cultural  past  is  illustrated  by 
textiles,  furniture  and  wood  carving  in  the  main 
building  and  by  paintings,  prints  and  memorabilia  in 
the  Sigmund  Samuel  Canadiana  Collection  housed 
in  a  separate  building  at  14  Queen  s  Park.  The  Tar 
Eastern  collection  is  of  great  importance  with  stress 
laid  on  Chinese  bronzes,  ceramics,  jades,  lacquers  and 
tomb  groups.  The  Ethnological  collection  is  very 
large,  illustrating  the  cultures  of  the  American 
aborigines  in  North,  Central  and  South  America  but 
containing  important  materials  from  all  over  the 

W  Continually  changing  Special  Exhibitions  utilize 
both  loan  materials  and  objects  from  the  Division  s 
own  collections  to  focus  public  attention  on  particular 
aspects  of  man’s  culture. 

Division  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy—  Pro¬ 
fessor  V  B.  Meen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Head  and  Curator 
of  Mineralogy,  Walter  M.  Tovell,  B.A.,  M.S.,  Curator 
of  Geology. 

This  division  occupies  three  galleries.  The  exhibits 
in  the  two  geology  galleries  are  being  rebuilt.  As  they 
are  completed,  they  will  be  opened  to  the  public. 
During  the  period  of  reconstruction,  special  industry- 
sponsored  exhibits  occupy  a  part  of  one  gallery. 

The  south  gallery  contains  an  unusually  complete 
series  of  minerals  from  all  parts  of  the  world  as  well  as 
a  special  collection  of  Canadian  minerals;  collections 


of  cut  gems,  crystals,  meteorites,  rocks;  and  a  special 
series  to  illustrate  the  mineral  association  found  in  de¬ 
posits  of  gold,  silver,  lead,  zinc,  radium  and  nickel,  as 
well  as  certain  non-metallic  series.  Among  the  popular 
exhibits  are  a  reconstructed  crystal  cave  and  a  collec¬ 
tion  to  show  the  fluorescence  of  minerals. 

A  large  part  of  these  collections  has  been  presented 
by  persons  connected  with  the  mining  industry. 

Division  of  Zoology  and  Palaeontology — 

F.  A.  Urquhart,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Head  and  Curator  of 
Entomology;  Madeleine  A.  Fritz,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  Curator  of  Invertebrate  Palaeontology;  L.  L. 
Snyder,  Curator  of  Ornithology;  R.  L.  Peterson,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  Curator  of  Mammalogy;  W.  B.  Scott,  Ph.D., 
Curator  of  Ichthyology  and  Herpetology;  E.  B.  S.  Logier, 
Associate  Curator  of  Ichthyology  and  Herpetology;  W. 
B.  Wiggins,  M.A.,  Assistant  Curator  of  Entomology ; 
L.  Sternberg,  Associate  Curator  of  Vertebrate  Palae¬ 
ontology;  G.  Edmund,  M.A.,  Assistant  Curator  of 
Vertebrate  Palaeontology;  T.  M.  Shortt,  Chief  of  Art 
and  Exhibits. 

The  portion  of  the  division  devoted  to  the  study 
of  Zoology  has  exhibits  which  are  arranged  in  two 
galleries,  one  showing  a  representative  series  of 
animals  foreign  to  Canada;  the  other,  a  fairly  complete 
series  of  Canadian  animals.  In  the  introductory 
portion  of  the  Canadian  gallery  special  exhibits  are 
arranged  including  realistic  reproductions  of  scenes 
showing  animals  as  they  are  found  in  nature. 

Aside  from  the  division’s  teaching  exhibits,  it 
possesses  extensive  study  collections.  These  are 
richest  in  Canadian  forms. 

The  portion  of  the  division  devoted  to  the  study 
of  Palaeontology  contains  extensive  series  of  Inverte¬ 
brate  fossils  arranged  to  illustrate  the  anatomy  and 
classification  of  the  different  zoological  branches,  and 
to  indicate  the  important  faunas  of  the  geological 
ageB.  Vertebrate  fossils  are  represented  by  numerous 
reptiles  and  by  an  excellent  collection  of  mammals 
and  fishes.  The  mounted  skeletons  of  dinosaurs  from 
Alberta  are  a  feature  of  special  importance.  Fossil 
plants  are  shown  by  good  series  of  Carboniferous, 
Cretaceous  and  Interglacial  forms. 

Much  unique  material  is  included  in  the  exhibits, 
the  numerous  type  specimans  of  particular  value, 
e.g.,  Matthew’s  types  of  Cambrian  fossils  from  eastern 
Canada  and  type  dinosaurs  from  the  Cretaceous 
formations  of  Alberta. 

The  walls  of  the  galleries  of  invertebrate  palaeon- 
tology  are  decorated  with,  an  elaborate  series  of 
paintings  portraying  successive  stages  in  the  develop- 
ment  of  the  earth.  They  emphasize  particularly  the 
animals  and  plants  of  past  ages. 

Division  of  Education — Norma  Heakes,  B.A., 
Supervisor. 

This  Division  is  responsible  for  the  services  to 
elementary  and  secondary  school  children  in  the 
Divisions  of  Archaeology,  Mineralogy  and  Geology 
and  Zoology  and  Palaeontology.  Through  this  Divi¬ 
sion,  the  Museum  offers  teaching  services  and  travel¬ 
ling  collections  to  classes  in  distant  parts  ot  the 
Province.  An  adult  education  programme  is  presented 
through  Sunday  afternoon  film  showings  and  evening 
lecture  courses. 


OTHER  MUSEUMS  AND  ART  GALLERIES  IN  CANADA 
ALBERTA 

Banff  National  Park  Museum,  Banff,  Alberta, 
directed  by  the  Park  Superintendent. 

Banff,  Luxton  Museum,  directed  by  Norman  K. 
Luxton.  Admission  free.  .  .  ,  „  „ 

Calgary,  Alta.,  Allied  Arts  Centre  and  Art  Gallery, 
The  Coste  House;  Director,  A.  F. Key.  p  „ 

Edmonton  Museum  of  Arts,  9842-105th  St.,  P.  H. 
Henson,  Director.  ,  j 

University  of  Alberta,  art  exhibits  that  are  displayed 
in  the  Art  Gallery  of  the  University  Library  are  in 
charge  of  Professor  H.  G.  Glyde,  A.R.C.A.  (London, 
England),  R.C.A. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  . 

Helmcken  House  Museum,  638  Elliott  St.  Victoria; 
maintained  by  Provincial  Archives,  Willard  E.  Ire 
land,  Provincial  Archivist,  c/o  Department  of  Edu¬ 
cation,  Victoria.  Resident  Curator, .Mrs.  H.  Webster. 

Vancouver  City  Museum  and  Civic  Art  Gallery, 
(top  floor,  Vancouver  Public  Library).  Curator  and 
Secretary ,  T.  H.  Ainsworth,  F.R.S.A.,  F.R.A.I. 

Vancouver,  Vancouver  Art  Gallery,  1145  Georgia 
St.  W;  Curator,  J.  A.  Morris;  Business  Manager, 


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[1956 


Robert  Hume-  Secretary  to  Curator ,  Miss  M.  Williams. 

Museum  of  Northern  British  Columbia,  Prince 
Rupert.  Curator,  (Mrs.)  Jocelyn  Bolton,  Office  of 
Tourist  Bureau,  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Provincial  Museum  of  Natural  History  and  Anthro¬ 
pology,  Victoria,  B.C.,  G.  Clifford  Carl,  Ph.D.,  Director. 

University  of  British  Columbia  Museum  of  Anthro¬ 
pology,  Curator,  H.  B.  Hawthorn,  B.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  Professor  of  Anthropology,  Univ.  of  B.C.’ 
Vancouver. 

University  of  British  Columbia  Museum  of  Geology 
and  Geography,  Curator,  M.  Y.  Williams,  B.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.G.S.A^,  F.R.S.C.,  Emeritus  Professor  of 
Geology,  U.  of  B.C.,  Vancouver. 


Windsor,  “Clifton”  Haliburton  Museum — Home 
of  Sam  Slick.  Curator,  Miss  F.  Anslow. 


MANITOBA 

Winnipeg  Art  Gallery,  The  Winnipeg  Auditorium- 
Director,  Dr.  Ferdinand  Eckhardt. 

Historical  Exhibition  of  the  Hudson’s  Bay  Com- 
p any ,  Winnipeg  store.  Contains  objects  relative  to 
the  history  of  the  Western  Canadian  Frontier. 
Curator ,  Clifford  P.  Wilson. 

TT  Tihe  Manitoba  Museum,  The  Auditorium,  Winnipeg  • 
Under  management  of  Manitoba  Museum  Associa¬ 
tion;  Director,  R.  W.  Sutton. 

Western  Canada  Art  Circuit.  The  object  of  this 
committee  is  to  secure  exhibits  and  arrange  for  exhibi¬ 
tions  in  various  places  in  Western  Canada. 

It  serves  as  booking  agent  for  art  centres  and  gal¬ 
leries  at 

“6do7UniVer3ity  °f  Manitoba’  Winnipeg,  and 

Saskatchewan  Saskatchewan  Arts  Board  and  Uni- 
versity  of  Sask.  at  Saskatoon,  Regina  College  and 
t  B,eSlria  -hibrary  at  Regina,  and  Prince  Albert. 

Calgary,  Edmonton,  Medicine  Hat,  Leth¬ 
bridge  and  University  of  Alberta. 

British  Columbia  University  of  British  Columbia 
Vancouver,  Prince  Rupert,  Victoria  and  Kelowna! 

cSSSZiS&g?"**'  A"  F"  Key'  °OSte  Houae' 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Miramichi  Natural  History  Museum  Chatham- 
President  R.  M.  Wood;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Rae  Loggie 
tnY  p 'SU?bUrX  Hlstorlcal  Society  Museum,  Frederic- 
949’  Secretary  and  Curator.  G.  Alvah  Good, 

TMlioA  SA/r  *  S^eetL  Corresponding  Secretary,  Dr. 
Lillian  Maxwell  868  George  St.,  Fredericton1 
Treasurer  Miss  Nettie  Moore,  80  McKeen  St  ’ 
SackviUe,  N.B  The  Mount  Allison  School  of  Fine 
&  Applied  Arts,  Owens  Gallery,  Mount  Allison  Uni- 
versity-,  Director,  Lawren  P.  Harris,  A.R.C.A.,  O  S  A 
The  New  Brunswick  Museum,  Saint  John  N  B 
President,  Dr.  W.  T.  Ross  Flemington;  Treasurer 
Joseph  S.  Gray;  Secretary,  W.  A  Sciuires-  Chn, .  ..  „  ’ 
of  Executive  Committee,  Dr.  W  QH 
Canadian  History  Department— Curator,  George  Mac- 

°nn  Llbranan~  J-  Russell  Harper- 
Art  Department,  Curator,  Avery  Shaw  Natural 
Science  Department— Curator,  W.  A.  Squires.  V  *  “ 

„  NEWFOUNDLAND 

EuS°mK  CuZZ'  St-  John’8’  Nfld-;  L-  E- 

a  nova  SCOTIA 

CF%W.  BUSArmJt, ^R.%. ,° Rjjjsj . (RJ^Ret  'dGUrO^0,', 

NX H0n.n|uperiSin^GeoS;  fW* R°ya1’ 

Pioneers’  Museum,  Green  Hill  Pict’m,  rf,'  ■  n  , 
Clgord  Ro,,  254 

N|fS,U"P"Sr 

established  1868.  Successor  to Hd  ? “Ial,  Museum, 

Crowd^  B\U.:eB!s'c.,eDS?d  1834-“] 

The  picture  collection  of  the  Nova  at 

of  Fine  Arts  is  in  the  PubUc  Archives  nf  M  Miseilm 

s  SfS3S.°BsJ!aS Si  1= 


ONTARIO 

Algonquin  Park,  Algonquin  Park  Nature  Museum, 
Dept  of  Lands  and  Forests.  Director,  A.  F.  Helmsley. 

Collmgwood,  Ont. ,  Huron  Institute  Museum- 
Secretary,  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
ta  ?9.rt  William,  Thunder  Bay  Historical  Museum, 
Public  Library;  Curator,  Mrs.  Lula  Coveney. 

Hamilton  Art  Gallery  of  Hamilton;  Main  and 
Forsythe,  T.  R.  MacDonald,  A.R.C.A.,  Director. 

Hamilton,  Dundurn  Castle  Museum;  Curator,  Mrs 
J.  Bryce  (Agnes  M.)  Mundie. 

Jordan,  Jordan  Historical  Museum  of  the  Twenty. 
Technical  Adviser,  Ruth  M.  Home;  Custodian,  Jessie 
1.  Cross 

„?nt-  Geological,  Mineralogical  and 
ethnological  Museum,  Queen’s  University,  Prof.  M  B 
Baker,  Curator.  Biological  Museum,  Queen’s  Univer¬ 
sity,  Kingston;  R.  O.  Earl,  B.A.,  S.M.,  Ph.D.,  Curator. 
r  .B-^Sston,  Ont.,  Murney  Tower  Museum;  Director, 
LU-Col.  C.  M.  Strange,  25  West  Street. 

Kingston,  Museum  of  Near  Eastern  Archaeology, 

Queen  s  University;  Curator . 

London,  Ont.,  Public  Library  and  Art  Museum"; 
Director.  RE.  Crouch;  Curator,  C.  Bice  A  RCA 
London,  Ont.,  McIntosh  Memorial  Gallery,  Univer¬ 
sity  of  Western  Ontario;  Honorary  Curator  B  M 
Greene. 

London  Ont.,  Museum  of  Indian  Archaeology  and 
Wilfrid  j^UmversltV  of  Western  Ontario;  Curator, 
Midland,  Ont.,  Huronia  House,  Charles  St.  A 
Cranston  Indian  and  Pioneer  Life;  President,  W.  H. 

01d  Post  Office  Museum,  Lakeside  Park; 
^  S  Susan  Carson,  203  Dundas  St.  N. 

i  Rlst°ncal  Society  of  Ottawa,  Bytown  Museum, 

Po^36L2OCCkHfto0nRi:;0rta^^’  MrS"  Charle3  A’ 
LibraT'R°TeXndltCLrbrarianPaintingS  “  PubliC 

P,-nnoi'hamJ>t?nI,.BrUrC?A  County  Historical  Museum, 
tion  an  “  Llfe’  Dr’  Morton  for  Informa- 

Toront,Ga9Ry  R  w^0,'  317  DundaS  St’  West, 

T  1  2?r’  R’  W.  Finlayson,  President;  W.  C. 

’  Lfonorarj/  S°cretar V •  Martin  Baldwin, 
Director,  Arthur  K.  Kembar,  Secretary -Treasurer 
Open  every  weekday,  10-30-5:30;  Sundays  and 

evenings  ’  8  0(MO-30  P"  h"1  -Mondavy  and  Wednesday 

evenings,  S.UU-10.30,  during  the  season.  Free 

^ys.aS10ther  d^y2a5  ^  StatUt°ry  Holi' 

tin7or7^'  Jol,ln  Ro.s3  Robertson  Historical  Collec- 

&^,:sa.^,&Toronto  Pubii“  Lib'~r- <<•. 
sc’S:LFm‘- J- c- B-  G'“»- 

University  of  Toronto,  Dept,  of  Pathology  Museum 
(for  use  of  medical  students  only),  Prof  John  hS 
ton  Director;  Miss  V.  L.  McKinnon,  Curator 

University  of  Toronto,  Hart  House  Canadian 

Of ‘me1dfaSevalPinHed  *“  Principal  r0°ms;  Lee  collection 
,  iS  i  fi  1  *i?d  renalssance  works  of  art;  Warden 
McCuHey;  Curator,  Edwy  Cooke.  ’ 

Waterloo  Historical  Society  Museum,  Kitchener 

KlW'y(fGb*e^”3l^arR3o^'Ave.h^alKit^eX?'ont''’ 

Li br' rvS°rk°ns '  1 t WlllLS, tead  bVrt  Gallery,  Willistead 
Director'  K"  Saltmarche'  Curator;  Anne  Hume, 

*%£?£& E°c!-k2itid  M“™-  city  h.u; 

pn  j  ,  ,  ,  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Charlottetown,  Robert  Harris  Memorial  Art 

cSE„?”r- w- E-  52  «<*■ 

NPArtMC,S,"yy'  F°””h."bly  Curator, 

Lachine,  Manoir  Lachine,  Founded  1948  Curator 

L  Mouttltld  4lL!-°  re  R^si°nale  de  Lachine. 

MoXeal  C^XqUairlani,and  Numismatic  Society  of 
rontreal,  Chateau  de  Ramezay,  290  Notre  Damn 

Ke^or  eSldent’  Df-  Victor  Mor“i  A  S! 


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ART  GALLERIES  AND  MUSEUMS 


449 


Montreal,  Commercial  and  Industrial  Museum, 
535  Viger  Ave.,  Montreal,  24,  Canada.  Dean  E. 
Minville,  Director,  Dr.  G.  Gardner,  Curator. 

Montreal,  Ecole  Polytechnique,  Geological  and 
Mineralogical  Museum,  1430  St.  Denis  St.,  Pierre 
Mauffette,  Curator. 

Montreal,  Educational  Museum  for  the  Deaf.  7400 
St.  Lawrenoe  Blvd.;  Director,  Florian  V.  Crete,  C.S.V. 

Montreal,  The  Manoir  Richelieu  Collection  of 
Historical  Canadians,  owned  by  Canada  Steamship 
Lines  Ltd.,  759  Victoria  Square,  Montreal,  P.Q.  This 
collection  is  housed  at  the  Manoir  Richelieu,  Murray 
Bay,  P.Q.,  and  at  Hotel  Tadoussac,  Tadoussac,  P.Q. 

Montreal,  McGill  University  Museums,  (Secretary 
University  Museum  Committee:  Mrs.  Alice  Johann- 
sen  Turnham,  Redpath  Museum).  Peter  Redpath 
Museum  (ethnology,  geology,  palaeontology,  zoology); 
McCord  National  Museum  (Canadian  history — 
temporarily  closed);  Medical  Museum  (currently 
closed);  Pathological  Museum  (open  only  to  medical 
profession). 

Montreal,  Art  Association  of  Montreal;  Museum 
and  Galleries.  See  "Art  Associations  in  Canada”. 

Montreal,  "The  Telephone  Historical  Collection” 
and  its  operating  display  “The  Panorama  of  Tele¬ 
phone  Progress”:  Historian,  George  L.  Long,  The 
Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Canada,  20th  Floor,  1050 
Beaver  Hall  Hill. 

Quebec  museums  of  Laval  University;  for  curators 
see  "Laval  University”. 

Quebec,  Laval  University  Art  Gallery;  Curator, 
Rev.  Andr6  Jobin. 


Quebec,  Museum  of  the  Province  of  Quebec,  Plains 
of  Abraham;  Director,  Gerard  Morisset. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Battleford,  Sask.  Fort  Battleford  National  Historic 
Park.  Custodian,  Harry  A.  Tatro. 

Prince  Albert  Historical  Society,  Prince  Albert. 
President,  R.  Mayson,  458-9th  St.  E.;  Sec-Treas., 
Ian  Collins,  City  Hall. 

Lund  Wildlife  Exhibit,  Lund  Exhibit  Bldg.,  River 
Park,  Prince  Albert,  Sask.  Curator,  Gordon  E.  Lund. 

Saskatchewan  Museum  of  Natural  History,  Broad 
and  College  Ave.,  Regina,  Sask,  Fred  G.  Bard, 
Director.  Address,  Wascana  Park,  College  and  Albert. 

Regina,  Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police  Museum, 
“C”  Block,  Depot  Division,  under  direction  of 
Officer  Commanding.  Curator,  A.  S.  Band. 

Regina,  The  Norman  Mackenzie  Art  Gallery, 
(Regina  College,  University  of  Saskatchewan); 
Curator,  Richard  B.  Simmins,  M.A.,  Librarian,  Miss 
Emma  Bell. 

University  of  Saskatchewan  Museum,  Saskatoon, 
Sask.  Dr.  D.  S.  Rawson,  Curator  of  Biology. 

Swift  Current  Museum,  Swift  Current;  Curator 
Howard  Couch. 

Western  Development  Museums.  Unique  collec¬ 
tions  of  pioneer  steam  and  gas  tractors.  Early  types 
of  farm  implements  and  vehicles._  Outstanding 
exhibit  of  antique  autos.  Domestic  displays  of 
pioneer  house  furnishings,  clothing  and  homestead 
articles.  Headquarters:  Saskatoon,  Saskatchewan; 
also  displays  at  North  Battleford  and  Yorkton. 
Chairman,  J.  L.  Phelps. 


THE  MOORE  TYPE  FOUNDRY 

LIMITED 

•  Typography 

EMPIRE  *  Complete  Make-Up 

4-1189  •  Monotype  Composition 

•  Type  and  Material 

•  Repro  Proofs 


431  KING  ST.  W. 
TORONTO  2  B 


450 


PRINCIPAL  CLUBS 


[1956 


PRINCIPAL  CLUBS  IN  CANADA 

Explanation  of  Abbreviations — H,  Honorary  Secretary;  G.  Golf;  C.,  Country;  Y,  Yacht. 

Note — Partial  list  of  principal  clubs  in  Canada.  The  Editor  will  gladly  rectify  errors  or  omissions  on  advice. 


Town  and  Address  of  Year  Member-  Secretary's 

Province  Name  of  Club  Club  House  Est’d  ship  Name 


ALBERTA 

Calgary .  Calgary  G.  &  C.  Club. . . .  Box  189,  Calgary .  1910  1200  B.  F.  Sine  ( H ) 

Calgary .  Calgary  Petroleum .  321  6th  Ave.  West...  .  1930  1305  D.  G.  Dickie 

Calgary .  Ranchmen’s  Club .  6th  St.  &  13th  Ave.,  1891  700  A.  R.  Dingman  (H) 

W.,  Calgary . 

Edmonton .  Edmonton  C.  Club  Ltd.  P.O.  Box  371,  M.  B.  Hoskins, 

Edmonton,  Alta. .  .  .  1896  600  Secr'y-Mgr. 

Lethbridge .  Chinook  Club .  3rd  Ave.  &  13th  St.  S.  1898  250  T.  B.  Armstrong 

Lethbridge .  Lethbridge  C.  Club .  P.O.  Box  1117 .  1913  400  Earl  R.  Johnson 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Kelowna . 

New  Westminster.  .  .  . 
New  Westminster. .  .  . 

Prince  Rupert . 

Trail . 

Vancouver . 

Vancouver . 

Vancouver . 

Vancouver . 

Vancouver . 

Vancouver  West . 

Vernon . 

Victoria . 

Victoria . 

Victoria . 

Victoria . 

Victoria . 

Victoria . 

Victoria . 


Kelowna  Club . 

Vancouver  Golf  Club .... 

Westminster  Club . 

Prince  Rupert  Club,  Ltd. 

Trail  City  Club . 

Marine  Drive  Golf  Club 
Ltd. 

Point  Grey  G.  &  C.  Club 
Shaughnessy  Hghts  G.  C. 

Terminal  City  Club . 

The  Vancouver  Club . 

Capilano  G.  &  C.  Club. . . 

Vernon  Club . 

Gorge  Vale  Golf  Club .... 

Royal  Colwood  Golf  C. 

Victoria  Golf  Club . 

Royal  Victoria  Yacht  C. 

Union  Club  of  B.C . 

Uplands  Golf  Club . 

Pacific  Club . 


Kelowna,  B.C .  1904  300  Chas.  Quinn 

771  Austin  Rd .  1911  600  P.  R.  M.  Keymer 

New  Westminster.  ..  .  1887  250  C.  F.  Chamberlayne 
312  Third  Ave.  W. ..  .  1910  100  R.  Rudderham 

Trail .  1945  ....  D.  L.  Brothers 

57th  Ave.  &  Marine  1910  800  J.  C.  Burgess 

Drive 

3350  Marine  Drive. ..  .  1922  900  Henry  Goldsmith 
1400  33rd  Avenue  ....  1911  1050  F.  Heine 
837  W.  Hastings  St.  . .  1899  1000  John  P.  Stark 
915  W.  Hastings  St.  . .  1893  950  W.  H.  Kirby 

Box  1,  Park  1938  1000  M.  A.  Ellissen 

Royal,  W.  Vancouver 

3000— 31st  St.  1912  165  H.  R.  Denison 

Craigflower  &  1930  400  Leo  Derman 

Tillicum  Rds. 

Langford  P.O.  Van.  Is  1912  500  D.  L.  Rhys-Jones 

1110  Beach  Drive _  1893  750  T.  Nisbet 

3475  Ripon  Rd .  1891  525  J.  P.  C.  Mead 

805  Gordon  St .  1879  730  P.  L.  Bissley 

3300  Cadboro  Bay  Rd.  1889  550  S.  G.  Watson 
625  Fort  St .  1885  580  Morley  T.  Davies 


MANITOBA 

Brandon . 

Portage  la  Parairie .  .  . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg . 

Winnipeg . 


Brandon  G.  &  C.  Club 

Portage  Golf  Club . 

Carleton  Club . 

The  Manitoba  Club . 

Niakwa  Country  Club .  .  . 
Pine  Ridge  G.  Club  (Inc.) 
St.  Boniface  Golf  Club.  .  . 
St.  Charles  Country  Cl. 
Winnipeg  Winter  Club .  . 


Brandon,  Man .  1914 

Island  Park .  1922 

308  Main  St .  1901 

Broadway  &  Fort  St.  1874 
Niakwa  Rd.,  St.  Vital  1921 
Box  685,  Winnipeg.  .  .  1913 
Youville  St.,  Norwood  1930 

P.O.  Box  474,  Wpg _  1905 

200  River  Ave .  1929 


550  Mrs.  K.  Bicknell 
150  J.  C.  Bagrie 
500  P.  K.  Clarkson,  Mgr 
600  J.  D.  Bulgin  {H) 

475  E.  J.  den  Boer 
400  A.  Meers  ( H ) 

400  Mrs.  E.  V.  Bennett 
997  D.  C.  Dingwall 
2600  W.  R.  Mills,  Mgr. 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Fredericton . 

Moncton . 

Moncton . 

Saint  John . 

Saint  John . 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Halifax . 

Halifax . 

Halifax . 

Halifax . 

Halifax . 

Halifax . 

New  Glasgow . 

Sydney . 

ONTARIO 

Barrie . 

Belleville . 

Brantford . 

Chatham . 

Chatham . 

Erindale . 

Fort  William .... 
Guelph . 

Hamilton . 


Fredericton  Golf  Club. . . .  Fredericton,  N  B 

Beaver  Curling  Club .  Enterprise  St . 

Moncton  G.  &  C.  Club. . .  Gunningsville. 
Union  Club. .......  123  Germain  St. . . 

Riverside  G.  &  C.  Club  East  Riverside 


1916  650  H.  S.  Murray 
1946  350  M.  C.  Taylor 
1951  600  A.  E.  Eagles 

1894  1025  S.  H.  Crockett 
1897  780  S.  Stewart,  Mgr. 


City  Club . 

Ashburn  G.  Club . 

Halifax  Club . 

Mayflower  C.  C . 

Royal  Nova  Scotia 

Yacht  Squadron . 

Waegwoltic  Club . 

Scotia  Club . 

Royal  Cape  Breton  Y.C. 


406-412  Barr’ton  St. 
Box  100,  Armdale .  . 

Hollis  Street . 

21  Edmonds  Rd., 
Armdale . 

Halifax,  N.S . 

217  Cobourg  Rd..  .  . 
Bank  of  N.S.  Bldg. .  . 
Esplanade . 


1886  200  R.  MacDougall 
1922  600  A.  E.  Jamieson 
1862  330  J.  L.  Westhaver 


1905  390  W.  E.  Wiggins 
Lt.-Col.  G.  C. 

1837  700  Sircom 

1908  6010  Geo.  V.  Guy 
1905  100  A.  K.  Baillie 

1900  200  G.  J.  Spencer 


Barrie  Curling  Club . 

Bay  of  Quinte  Country 
Club  Limited 
The  Brantford  Club .  . 
Chatham  G.  &  C.  Club 

Kent  Club . 

Credit  Valley  G.  &  C.'ciub 
Fort  William  C.  Club. 
Guelph  Country  Club, 
Limited,  P.O.  Box  364 
Hamilton  &  District 
Officers’  Institute . 


Barrie .  1902 

Box  65,  Belleville,  O.  1922 

98  George  St .  1898 

Queen  St .  1914 

R.R.  6,  Chatham .  1903 

Enndale .  i  qqa 

R.R.3,  Ft.  William.  .  .  1925 
Guelph,  Ont .  1912 

61  Robinson  St .  1946 


187  D.  D.  Cole, 

Sec’y-Treas. 
350  T.  A.  CaiTuthers 

240  C.  M.  Draper 
600  F.  W.  Smalley 
285  E.  J.  Faust 
200  A.  S.  Price 
490  M.R.Pugsley 
430  J.  M.  Olver 

900  A.  K.  Wilson 

Sec’y-Mgr. 


1956] 


PRINCIPAL  CLUBS 


451 


Town  and  Address  of  Year  Member-  Secretary’s 

Province  Name  of  Club  Club  House  Est'd  ship  Name 


Hamilton . 

Hamilton . 

Hamilton . 

Hamilton . 

Hamilton . 

Hamilton . 

Hamilton . 

Kenora . 

London . 

London . 

London . 

London . 

Oshawa . 

Ottawa . 

Ottawa . 

Ottawa . 

Ottawa . 

Ottawa . 

Ottawa . 

Peterborough . 
Port  Credit . . . 

Port  Credit . . . 
Port  Credit .  . 

St.  Catharines 
Thornhill .... 

Thornhill .... 
Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 

Weston . 


Burlington  Golf  &  R.R.  No.  1,  Aldershot 

Country  Club .  Ont .  1922  750  A.  Harwood 

Chedoke  Civic  Golf  Club  563  Aberdeen  Ave . 1922  734  H.  R.  C.  Treen 

Glendale  G.  &  C.  Club,  R.  R.  No.  3 .  1919  470  N.  Cassidy 

Limited 

The  Hamilton  Club .  Main  &  James  Sts..  .  .  1873  500  Fred  Davis 

Hamilton  G.  &  C.  Club  Ancaster,  Ont .  1894  1000  D.  M.  Young 

Hamilton  Thistle  Club  Ltd.  81  Robinson  St .  1853  950  Daniel  Regan 

Roval  Hamilton  Yatch  McNab  St.  N .  1888  960  Commodore  L. 

Club  Thompson 

Kenora  G.  &  C.  C.,  Ltd.  Kenora .  1923  200  V.  J.  Fregeau 

Highland  G.  C.  Ltd .  Highland  Road .  1925  525  G.  W.  Foote 

(P.O.  Box  1119) 

London  Club  Limited.  .  .  .  177  Queen’s  Ave .  1874  400  J.  A.  Kyle,  Sec’y-Mgr. 

London  Hunt  &  C.  Club  P.O.  Box  455,  London  1913  1000  A.  Martin 

Sunningdale  G.  C .  660  Richmond  St .  1934  525  C.  C.  Copeman,  ( H) 

Oshawa  Golf  Club,  Ltd.  Alexandra  St .  1906  500  J.  A.  Robins 

The  Laurentian  Club  Inc.  252  Metcalfe  St .  1904  492  A.  E.  MacRae 

Ottawa  Hunt  &  Golf  C. .  .  Billings  Bridge,  Ont. . .  1908  600  E.  L.  H.  Burpee 

Rideau  Club .  Wellington  St .  1865  700  J.  G.  Brandstetter 

Rivermead  Golf  Club  ....  Aylmer  Road,  P.O.  1910  678  J.  P.  McCaffery 

Box  90,  Hull,  Que. 

Royal  Ottawa  Golf  Club  R.R.  1,  Aylmer  Road  1891  900  . 

Hull,  Que. 

Univ.  Club  of  Ottawa. ...  150  Elgin  St .  1913  270  W.  D.  Mills 

The  Peterborough  Club.  .  Water  &  Simcoe  Sts.  1900  200  D.  J.  Lawrie 

Mississaugua  G.  &  C.  Club  Port  Credit,  Ont .  1906  725  Lt.-Col.  St.  Clair  A 

McLean 


Lakeview  Golf  Club,  Ltd.  Port  Credit,  Ont. 
Port  Credit  Yacht  Club.  .  Port  Credit . 


St.  Catharines  Golf  Club,  Westchester  Cres. 
Ladies’  G.  &  T.  C.  of  Thornhill,  Ont.  .  . 
Toronto 

Thornhill  Golf  Club . Thornhill,  Ont. . . . 

The  Albany  Club .  91  King  St.  East . 


The  Arts  &  Letters  Club  14  Elm  St . 

Boulevard  Club,  Ltd .  175  Lakeshore  Blvd..  . 

Carlton  Club  of  Toronto  94  Hayden  St . 

Eglinton  Hunt .  R.R.  1,  Todmorden. . . 

Engineers’  Club  of  Tor.. .  105  Victoria  St . .  ■ 

Fudger  House  Club  439  Sherbourne  St. .  .  . 

Foundation  _ 

Granite  Club .  63  St.  Clair  Ave.  W. .  . 


Lambton  G.  &  C.  Club, 

The  National  Club . 

The  Ontario  Club . 

Queen  City  Yacht  Club.  . 

Rosedale  Golf  Club . 

Royal  Can.  Military  Inst. 
Royal  Can.  Yacht  Club.  . 
St.  George’s  G.  &  C.  Club 
Second  Mile  Club  of  Tor. 


Scarlett  Rd. ,  Toronto 

303  Bay  St . 

16  Wellington  St.  W.  . 

Algonquin  Island . 

1901  Mt.  Pleasant  R. . 
426  University  Ave.  . . 
Centre  Isl.,  Toronto.  . 

35  Old  Mill  Rd . 

192  Carlton  St . 


Summit  Golf  &  C.  Club,  Oak  Ridges  P.O . 

Limited 

Toronto  Club . York  &  Wellington.  . 

Toronto  Cricket  Club _  141  Wilson  Ave . 

Toronto  Golf  Club . 

Toronto  Heliconian  Club . 

The  Toronto  Hunt . 

Toronto  Racquet  Club .  .  . 

University  Club . 

Weston  Golf  &  C.  Club 
Limited 

The  York  Club . 

Summerlea  G.  &  C.  Club 


1896  500  A.  W.  Purtle,  Owner 

1932  180  Commodore  R. 

Jackson 

1911  920  W.  K.  Fitzgerald 

1924  570  Mrs.  E.  A.  Ridge 

1922  720  D.  W.  Berg,  Mgr. 

1882  715  E.  Kirby, 

(Sec’y-Mgr.) 

1908  400  F.  Kemp 
1935  1000  H.  W.  Russell, 

Secr’y-Mgr. 

1924  900  L.  Petersen 

1920  150  J.  S.  Fearnside 

1899  700  W.  O.  Lockley 

1917  165  Miss  M.  M.  Rogers, 

Supt. 

1926  5400  C.  E.  McWood, 

Gen.  Mgr. 

1902  850  S.  G.  Norrish 

1874  1063  W.  L.  Anderson 

1909  710  Donald  Taylor,  Mgr. 

1889  175  G.  E.  Richardson 

1893  1000  A,  T.  Parker 

1890  2000  Capt.  C.  Pidoux 

1852  2176  Lt.-Col.  F.  N.  Ovens 
1929  585  Norman  W.  Dickson 

1937  1039  John  A.  Falconbridge, 

Exec.  Director 
1913  450  A.  J.  Winter 


Long  Branch,  Ont.  . 
35  Hazelton  Ave. . . . 
1355  Kingston  Rd.  . 
135  St.  George  St. .  . 
380  University  Ave. 
Weston,  Ont . 


135  St  .George  St. 
R.R.3.  Weston.  .  . 


1835  450  John  Craig 

1831  450  W.  A.  Dawson, 

Secr’y-Mgr. 

1876  1265  F.  C.  Armitage 

1909  250  L.  Gladys  Sharpe 

1844  700  V.  F.  Mason 

1905  150  R.D. Jennings,  Q.C. 

1906  883  T.  R.  Manning 

1921  570  Miss  K.  Stratford 

1909  300  L.  A.  Mulholland 
1932  151  S.  G.  Harris,  Mgr. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 
Charlottetown .  Charlottetown  G.G. 


Inc.  P.O.  Box  429 


1902  217  J.  T.  Place 


Quebec 

Caughnawaga 

Dorval . 

Dorval . 

Lachine . 


Kanawaki  Golf  Club . 

Forest  and  Stream  Club, 
The 

Royal  St.  Lawrence  Y.C.  . 
Iroquois  Yacht  Club,  Inc. 


Caughnawaga . 

210  St.  Joseph  Blvd., 
Dorval 

3685  Westmount  Bldg. 
Dorval. 

2089  St.  Joseph  St., 
Lachine 


1912  700  E.  E.  Amirault, 
Secr’y-Mgr. 

. J.  F.  Lewis 

Secr'y-Mgr. 

. Geo.  Abbott,  Mgr. 

1937  -  John  Rhodes, 

5336  Queen  Mary 
Rd.,  Montreal 


452 


PRINCIPAL  CLUBS 


[1956 


Town  and 
Province 


Name  of  Club 


Address  of 
Club  House 


Year  Member-  Secretary’s 
Est’d  ship  Name 


Laval-sur-le-Lac .  Le  Club  Laval  s-l-Lac ....  Laval-sur-le-Lac . 

Montebello .  Seigniory  Club .  Log  Chateau,  Seigni¬ 
ory  Club,  P.Q . 

Montreal .  The  Arts  Club . 2027  Victoria  St . 

Montreal .  Beaconsfield  G.  C.  Inc _  Pointe  Claire  Que . 

Montreal .  Club  Saint  Denis .  257  Sherbrooke  E . 

Montreal .  Elm  Ridge  G.  Club .  P.O.  Box  757,  Sta."B” 


Montreal . 


The  Engineers’ Club .  1175  Beaver  Hall  Sq.  1902 


Montreal . 


Heather  Curling  Club  Inc.  239  Kensington  Ave., 
Westmount 

6800  Gouin  Blvd . 

1195  Guy  St . 

2070  Peel  St . 


1917  800  Louis  Ouellette,  Mgr. 

1930  1031  H.  L.  Furst 

1913  150  J.  F.  Lewis 

Sec.-Mgr. 

1902  1017  D.  R.  Ferguson,  Mgr. 
1874  650  Paul  Martel,  Mgr. 

1925  925  A.  P.  Kertland, 
Secr’y-Mgr. 

910  Maj.  E.  de  L. 
Greenwood, 
Sec’ry-Mgr. 

1887  350  L.  C.  Allen 


Montreal .  Marlborough  G.  &  C.  C. 

Montreal .  Montefiore  Club . 

Montreal .  Montreal  Amateur 

Athletic  Ass’n. 

Montreal .  Montreal  Badminton 

&  Squash  Club 

Montreal .  The  Montreal  Club . 

Montreal .  Montreal  Hunt . 

Montreal .  M'treal  Indoor  Tennis  Cl. 

Montreal .  Montreal  Racket 

Club,  Inc. 

Montreal .  Montreal  Reform  Club. . . 

Montreal .  The  Mount  Royal  Club  .  . 

Montreal .  Mount  Royal  Tennis  Club 

Inc. 

Montreal .  Mt.  Stephen  Club  Inc. 

Montreal .  Royal  M’treal  Curling  C. 

Montreal .  The  Royal  Mont’l  G.  C. 

Montreal .  St.  James’  Club . 

Montreal .  St.  George  Club. .  . 

Montreal .  Unit’d  Services  Club  Inc. 


3505  Atwater  Ave. 


215  St.  James  St.  W.  . 

St.  Andrews  East . 

4094  C.  des  Neiges  Rd. 
396  Concord  St . 

82  Sherbrooke  St.  W. . 
1175  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 
2106  Grey  Ave . 


.  D.  S.  Potter , Gen. Mgr. 

1880  550  V.  H.  Burroughs, M gr. 

1881  5000  W.  A.  Brewer,  Mgr. 

1926  1300  J.  H.  Collins, 
Sec’y-Treas. 

450  J.  W.  Maynard 
75  E.  B.  Burruss 
311  Walter  Craig 
220  K.  J.  Chantler 


1896 

1826 

1914 

1840 


1898  745  John  J.  Pepper 

1899  485  E.  G.  Weeks 
1907  530  A.  G.  Wilson  (H) 


1440  Drummond  St. .  . 

1850  St.  Luke  St . 

Dixie . 

675  Dorchester  St.  W. 

3685  Westmount  Bldg . 

1195  Sherbrooke  St.  W.  1922  765 


1926 

1807 

1873 

1857 


600 

310 

1600 

800 


Montreal . 
Montreal. 


.  Univ. .Club  of  Montreal.  .  2047  Mansfield  St . 

.  Cercle  Universitaire  515  Sherbrooke  E. 

de  Montreal  Inc. 

Pointe  Claire .  Pointe  Claire  Y.  C .  P.O.  Box  13 

Quebec .  Quebec  Garrison  Club _  St.  Louis  St. . 


Quebec .  The  Royal  Quebec  G.  C. .  . 

Quebec .  Quebec  Winter  Club . 

St- Bruno  .  Mt.  Bruno  Country  C.t 

(Near  Montreal)  Inc. 

St.  Eustache 

sur  le  Lac .  St.  Eustache  G.  C.. . . 

St.  Johns  .  St.  Johns  Golf  Club. 

fete.  Doroth6e .  Islemere  G.  &  C.  Club 

Three  Rivers .  The  Three  Rivers  Club  ‘ . 

Three  Rivers .  Ki  8  EB  Country  Club 

(Ke-huit-eb) 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Moose  Jaw .  Lynbrook  Golf  Club _ 

Regina .  The  Assiniboia  Club. 

Regina .  The  Regina  Golf  Club  . .  . 

Regina .  The  Wascana  C’ntry  C. .  . 

Saskatoon .  Riverside  Country  Club 

a  ,  ,  Limited 

Saskatoon .  Saskatoon  Club . 


Boischatel,  P.Q . 

30  Laurier  Ave . 

St.  Bruno,  County 
Chambly,  Que. 

St.  Eustache  sur  le  Lac. 

St.  Johns . 

Ste  Doroth6e . 

Ste.  Ursule  St . 

Des  Forges  Road . 


A.  D.  Worthington 
W.  M.  Jackson 
James  A.  Copeman 
John  A.  Macdonnell 
S.  A.  Ross,  Mgr. 

J.  F.  Durant. 

Sec  ry- Mgr. 

1907  1000  C.  M.  McEwen 
1918  755  Lt.-Col.U. H. Mitchell 
Mgr. 

1875  200  A.  M.  Clark 
1879  400  Hugh  H.  Smith, 

Secry-Mgr. 

1874  600  L.  de  B.  Gravel 

. C.  S.  Lean,  Mgr. 

1917  455  M.  E.  Webster, 
Secr'y-Treas. 

. Maj.  C.  Laval6e.  Mgr. 

1922  400  L.  Cadieux,  Mgr. 

. E.  Bernier,  Mgr. 

1848  250  J.  Tebbutt 

1923  425  M.  Langlois 


4th  Ave.  N.W . 

1925  Victoria  Ave. . 
Box  262,  Regina. . . 
1944  Hamilton  St. . 
502 — 32nd  Street . . 


1925  250  G.  E.  Forbes 

1882  445  R.  H.  Gillies 

1893  400  G.  C.  Kennedy 

1911  450  R.  H.  Gillies 

....  400  L.  P.  Buckley 


Saskatoon . 


Saskatoon  Golf 
Club  Ltd. 


.  21st  Street  East. 

&  C’try  Saskatoon,  Sask. . 


1906  296  T.  M.  Brintnell, 

„  Secr'y-Mgr. 

1907  500  Maj.  J.  H.  Waren, 

[M.C. 


BICYCLED  CONGRESS 

PLAYING  CARDS 

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INTERNATIONAL  PLAYING  CARD  COMPANY,  LIMITED 

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1956] 


BOARDS  OF  TRADE 


453 


BOARDS  OF  TRADE  AND  CHAMBERS  OF 
COMMERCE  IN  CANADA 

Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce,  headquarters,  530  Board  of  Trade  Bldg,,  300  St.  Sacrement  St.,  Montreal, 

Donald  L.  Morrell,  Gen.  Mgr. 

This  list  has  been  compiled  with  the  assistance  of  the  Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce.  The  Editor  will 

appreciate  being  notified  of  any  errors  or  omissions. 

Populations,  where  available ,  see  index. 

BT,  Board  of  Trade  CC,  Chamber  of  Commerce 


alberta 

Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Regional  Office,  Petroleum  Bldg.,  Edmonton 


town  and  secretary 

Alix,  W.  Eckman . BT 

Andrew,  N.  A.  Melnyk . CC 

Athabaska,  R.  N.  Findlay . CC 

Barrhead,  J.  Nickerson . CC 

Bassano,  L.  C.  Spivey . BT 

Big  Valley,  Frank  Dewar,  Sr..  .CC 
Blackie  (&  Dist.),  J.  B.  Ririe.  .  CC 
Blairmore, 

Mrs.  L.  G.  Pagucco . BT 

Bonnyville,  J.  L.  Lagasse . CC 

Bow  Island,  J.  E.  Frances . CC 

Brooks,  Richard  K.  Clarke ....  BT 
Calgary,  609  Centre  St.  S., 

Eric  D.  McGreer . CC 

Camrose,  J.  H.  Murray . BT 

Cardston  (&  Dist.), 

Reed  Card . CC 

Carstairs,  Jack  Hughes . CC 

Castor,  Walter  Mandick 

(Castor  Community  BT) 

Chauvin  (Dist.), 

O.  H.  Hawthorn . BT 

Claresholm,  C.  B.  Thomas 

(Claresholm  Men’s  Club) 

Consort,  D.  Mitchell . .  .BT 

Coronation,  Roy  Reiffenstein 

(Coronation  Community  BT) 

Coutts,  J.  A.  Rosewarn . CC 

Donnelly,  G.  N.  Maissoneuve.  .BT 
Drumheller  (&  Dist.), 

Harold  E.  Davies . CC 

Eckville,  E.  L.  Stopsen 

(Eckville  BT  &  Agriculture) 

Edmonton,  McLeod  Bldg., 

D.  F.  Marlett,  Exec.  See . CC 

do,  Joseph  Kischuk-9632-160th  St. 

(Jasper  Place  CC) 

Edson . BT 

Elk  Point,  P.  Ference . CC 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Regional  Office,  1045  W.  Pender  St., 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Empress,  Ed.  Steinley . CC 

Fairview,  H.  Baines . BT 

Falber,  Paul  A.  Sicotte . CC 

Fort  MacLeod  (see  MacLeod) 

Fort  Saskatchewan, 

Eric  Young . CC 

Galahad,  L.  P.  Martz . CC 

Grand  Centre,  Achille  Mulkay  .BT 
Grande  Prairie,  P.O.  Box  1923, 

A.  E.  Galway . CC 

Grimshaw,  M.  Chorny . CC 

Hanna,  A.  H.  Illsley . BT 

High  Prairie,  L.  H.  Carson . CC 

High  River,  A.  R.  Feener . CC 

Hythe,  A.  C.  Hiatt . BT 

Innisfree,  A.  M.  Salk . CC 

Jasper  Park,  M.  L.  Taylor . CC 

Jasper  Place  t see  Edmonton) 

Killarn  (&  Dist.),  S.  James . BT 

Kinuso  (&  Dist.), 

Fred  J.  Dumont . CC 

Lacombe,  Ralph  Greene 

(Lacombe  BT  &  Agriculture) 
Leduc,  Box  496,  J  Harrington .  .  BT 
Lethbridge,  1113-3rd  Ave.  S., 

D.  O’Donnell,  Exec.  Sec . CC 

MacLeod,  Box  281,  Mrs.  M.  R. 

Dean  (Fort  MacLeod  &  Dist.  CC) 

Magrath,  W.  E.  Brown . CC 

Mallaig,  O.  E.  Lafleur . CC 

Mayerthorpe,  J.  A.  Blasko  ....  CC 
McLennan, 

Rev.  Fr.  Luc  Bueglet . CC 

Medicine  Hat,  R.  H.  A.  Lacey, 

Exec.  Sec . CC 

Millet,  James  T.  Redmond . BT 

Morin ville,  C.  E.  Krauskopf.  .  .BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Abbotsford  (&  Dist.), 

E.  J.  Hemming . .  .  -  CC 

Agassiz-Harrison,  F.  W.  Gair 

(P.O.  Box  91,  Agassiz) . BT 

Aldergrove  (&  Dist.), 

Geo.  Rammell . CC 

Armstrong,  Mrs.  F.  C.  Harrison 
(Armstrong  &  Spallumcheen  BT) 
Arrowhead,  Box  8, 

M.  Burianvk . CC 

Ashcroft  (&  Dist.), 

K.  D.  Houghton . BT 

Bella  Coola  (Dist.), 

Edwin  Willson . BT 

Burnaby,  2605  Marlborough  Ave., 
O.  Freer  (South  Burnaby  BT) 
Burns  Lake  (&  Dist.), 

Vic  Montaldi . BT 

Campbell  River  (&  Dist.), 

James  Metzler . CC 

Castlegar  (&  Dist.), 

A.  C.  Kiessling. . CC 

Cawston,  C.  L.  Finch . BT 


Central  North  Thompson, 

Miss  G.  McGow 

(Clearwater) . BT 

Chase  (&  Dist.),  R.  F.  Reeve..  .BT 
Chemainus  (&  Dist.), 

Frank  Dyer . CC 

Chilliwack,  12  S.  Young  St., 

E.  J.  Vowles . BT 

Chinook  Cove, 

Mrs.  M.  F.  Borthwick 
(Lower  North  Thompson  BT) 

Cloverdale,  M.  de  Moissac . BT 

Coquitlam  (Dist.),  545  Sydney, 
New  Westminster, 

Mrs.  C.  R.  Brightwell . BT 

Courtenay,  P.Q.  Box  1,000,  W.  K. 

Hind  (Courtenay-Comox .  .  .  BT) 
Cranbrook,  Box  84, 

M.  L.  McFarlane . CC 

Creston,  R.  D.  Gardner . BT 

Dawson  Creek, 

Miss  D.  Phillips . CC 

Delta,  Robert  Grant . BT 

Duncan,  J.  B.  Creighton . CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Olds  (&  Dist.), 

M.  J.  McKennirey . CC 

Peace  River,  F rank  Richardson .  CC 
Picture  Butte,  M.  Maheu . CC 

(Picture  Butte  (&  Dist.  C  of  C) 

Ponoka,  R.  A.  Cunliffe . CC 

Redcliff,  G.  Hawrelak . BT 

Red  Deer,  4821-50th  Ave., 

E.  P.  Krauss . CC 

Rimbey,  Geo.  Wyllie . CC 

Rocky  Mountain  House, 

Mrs.  J.  R.  Day . BT 

Rycroft,  Dr.  Peter  Poohkay.  .  .BT 

Slave  Lake,  R.  Garry . BT 

Smokey  Lake,  S.  Remanchuk.  .BT 

Spedden,  W.  F.  Melynk . BT 

Spirit  River  (&  Dist.), 

B.  B.  Russell . BT 

Stettler  (&  Dist.),  W.  E.  Hay.  .BT 
Sundre  (&  Dist.),  V.  Richter. .  .CC 

Sylvan  Lake,  Robert  Brown - CC 

Taber,  Geo.  Chorny . CC 

Thorild,  M.  J.  Kaschishn . BT 

Thorsby,  D.  C.  McRae  Jr . BT 

Turin,  Richard  Papworth . CC 

Vegreville,  F.  W.  Laing . CC 

Vermilion,  Box  2009, 

F.  J.  Richardson . BT 

Viking  (&  Dist.), 

H.  G.  Thunnell . CC 

Vilna,  F.  II.  Parrish . CC 

Vulcan,  C.  H.  Johnson . BT 

Wainwright  (&  Dist.), 

J.  A.  Morgan . CC 

Waterton  Lakes  Nat.  Park, 

Frank  Goble . .CC 

Wildwood,  A.  M.  Chemecki 

(Wildwood  Community  BT) 


Vancouver,  Manager,  C.  K.  Bantock 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Edgewood,  W.  R.  Forrester 

(Lower  Arrow  Lake  BT) 
Endako  (&  Dist.), 

C.  M.  Hickenbotham . BT 

Enderby  (&  Dist.), 

Wm.  T.  Panton . BT 

Falkland,  Ed.  Gotobed 

(Falkland-Westwold  Valley  BT) 
Fernie,  Box  293,  F.  J.  Butala.  .  .BT 
Fort  Langley  (&  Dist.), 

D.  L.  O’Brien...... . BT 

Fort  Nelson,  M.  J.  Sime . -B1 

Gibsons  Landing,  H.  E.  Wilson 

(Gibsons  &  Dist.  BT) 
Golden  (Dist.),  Roy  E.  Jones.  .  BT 
Grand  Forks,  J.  E.  Watson.  .  .  .B1 
Haney,  Bov  71,  Harry  Allen 

(Maple  Ridge  BT) 
Hope  (&  Dist.),  P.O.  Box  370, 

Rev.  S.  W.  Porteous . . .  .  BT 

Kamloops  (&  Dist.),  424  Victoria 

St.,  T.  Glen  M.  Garvin . BT 

Kaslo,  H.  K.  Johnson . BT 

Kelowna,  238  Bernard  Ave., 

Thos.  R.  Hill . BT 


454 


BOARDS  OF  TRADE 


[1956 


TOWN  AND  SECRET  ARY 


Keremeos,  Drawer  120  C, 

J.  R.  Minshull . BT 

Kimberley,  R.  K.  S.  Ansley . . .  .  BT 
Kitimat,  P.O.  Box  53, 

C.  D.  Sutherland . CC 

Ladysmith,  J.  R.  Clarkson . CC 

Langley,  N.  Armstrong . BT 


Lower  Arrow  Lake  (see  Edgewood) 


Lower  North  Thompson 
(see  Chinook  Cove) 

Lytton  (&  Dist.),  N.  A.  Vose.  .  .BT 
Maple  Ridge  (see  Haney) 

Marpole,  Mrs.  C.  I.  Lucas . CC 

Merritt,  Ian  Bremner . BT 

Mission  City  (&  Dist.), 

Fred  Boyle . BT 

Nakusp,  Rev.  T.  Michell . CC 

Nanaimo.  P.O.  Box  257, 

J.  R.  Dudley . CC 

Nelson,  501  Front  St., 

J.  A.  Bracken . CC 

New  Hazelton  (Dist.), 

E.  A.  W orsf old . CC 

New  Westminster,  320  Columbia 

St.,  Frank  Wilson . BT 

North  Burnaby,  Geo  Nuttall.  .  .BT 
North  Surrey, 

Mrs.  G.  H.  Darrock, 

(Whalley  P.O.) . BT 

North  Vancouver,  320  Lonsdale 
Ave.,  J.  White . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Oliver,  A.  Danby . .BT 

Osoyoos,  Stan  Stodola . BT 

Parksville  (&  Dist.),  R.R.  1, 

W.  H.  McLaughlin . CC 

Pemberton  (&  Dist.), 

T.  Teichman . BT 

Pender  Harbour,  S.  C.  Bowlder.  BT 

Penticton,  H.  W.  Patton . BT 

Port  Alberni  (&  Dist.),  119  Second 

Ave.  S.,  W.  E.  Vrooman . CC 

Port  Coquitlam, 

Wm.  Bravo . BT 

Port  Hardy  (&  Dist.), 

James  A.  Girvin . BT 

Port  Moody,  Box  141, 

E.  William  Day . BT 

Powell  River  (&  Dist.), 

W.  G.  Harris . BT 

Prince  George, 

G.  Kellett . BT 

Prince  Rupert,  P.O.  Box  158, 

Mrs.  J.  Bolton . CC 

Qualicum  Beach,  M.  A.  Cree.  .CC 
Revelstoke,  Box  603, 

J.  A.  Abrahamson . BT 

Richmond,  W.  Reeder 
(322  Winnpeg  Ave., 

Vancouver) . BT 

Rossland,  J.  Looney . BT 

Salmon  Arm  (&  Dist.),  Box  30, 

W.  R.  Clayden . CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


Salt  Springs  Island, 

Blake  Morris . CC 

Sechelt  (Peninsula), 

T.  E.  Duffy . BT 

Sidney — North  Saanich,  R.R.l, 

Sidney,  Alan  Calvert . CC 

Smithers  (&  Dist.), 

K.  C.  Jolley . CC 

Sooke  Jordan  River, 

D.  R.  Forrester . CC 

South  Burnaby  (see  Burnaby) 
Terrace  (&  Dist.), 

L.  Pruden . BT 

Tofino,  George  S.  Holme . CC 

Trail,  W.  D.  Crowder . CC 

Vancouver,  805  Marine  Bldg., 

Reg.  T.  Rose . BT 

Vanderhoof  (&  Dist.), 

W.  E.  Grant . BT 

Vernon,  3414  Barnard  Ave., 

Major  M.  V.  McGuire . BT 

Victoria,  P.O.  Box  1000, 

H.  L.  Crombie . CC 

West  Vancouver,  P.O.  Box  26, 

R.  Cartwright . BT 

Westbank,  W.  MacLean . BT 

White  Rock, 

Mrs.  D.  A.  Crawford . BT 

Williams  Lake  (&  Dist.), 

A.  G.  Stewart . BT 

Windermere 

(Dist.),  Mrs.  R.  S.  Harris.  .  BT 


Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


Altona,  I.  J.  Braun . CC 

Arborg  (&  Dist.), 

Jack  Low . CC 

Baldur,  Rev.  G.  M.  Lake . CC 

Birtle,  R.  Olsen . CC 

Boissevain  (&  Dist.), 

M.  H.  Fletcher . CC 

Bowsman,  H.  Stevens . CC 

Brandon,  232-10th  St., 

W.  A.  Prugh . CC 

Brookdale,  J.  A.  Mills . CC 

Carberry  (&  Dist.),  Box  205, 

E.  J.  Lee . CC 

Carman  (&  Community), 

M.  Burnett . CC 

Crystal  City  (&  Dist.), 

L.  R.  Leadheater . CC 

Dauphin,  R.  Fagen . CC 

Deloraine  (&  Dist.), 

James  Rea . CC 

Dominion  City,  H.  Kelly ......  CC 

Elkhorn,  J.  A.  Chappie . CC 

Emerson,  V.  S.  Einarson . CC 

Erickson,  A.  E.  Seymour . CC 

Ethelbert,  M.  T.  Fedorchuk.  .  .  CC 
Flin  Flon,  Radio  Sta.  CFAR, 

W.  E.  Keddie . CC 

Fort  Garry,  857  Riverwood  Drive 
Alex  Mitchell . CC 


MANITOBA 

Regional  Office,  211  Confederation 
Manager,  M.  J.  G.  McMullen 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Gimli,  T.  K.  Arnason . CC 

Glenboro,  N.  McKellar . CC 

Kelwood,  J.  E.  Sigurjonsson  .  .  .  CC 
Kenton  (&  Dist.),  T.  Tesarki  .  .CC 
Killarney  (&  Dist.), 

Allan  S.  Brown . CC 

La  Broquerie,  J.  L.  Lord . CC 

Lac  du  Bonnet,  A.  Wood . CC 

Langruth,  A.  G.  Manneson  ....  CC 

Mafeking,  Mrs.  A.  Paul . CC 

Manitou,  R.  E.  Christoff . CC 

McCreary,  J.  D.  Walker . CC 

Melita  (&  Dist.), 

J.  Kortham . C.C. 

Minitonas,  W.  J.  Torrance . CC 

Minnedosa,  I.  Douglas . CC 

Morden,  Cornie  J.  Patkau .  .  .  .  ]  CC 

Neepawa,  N.  Shoemaker .  CC 

Newdale,  G.  B.  McTavish . CC 

Niverdale,  W.  Kuzenko . CC 

Oakbank,  R.  A.  Kellie . CC 

Pilot  Mound  (&  Dist.), 

O.  R.  Schultz . CC 

Plumas,  J.  F.  Rogers .  CC 

Port  Churchill,  A.  L.  Webb. .  .  .CC 
Portage  la  Prairie  (&  Dist.), 

Box  986,  Rex  A.  Gilroy .  CC 

Rapid  City  (&  Dist.), 

H.  Foxworthy . CC 


Life  Bldg.,  Main  St.,  Winnipeg, 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Rivers  (&  Dist.), 

G.  Garrioch . CC 

Roblin,  A.  Yeo . BT 

Russell,  Thos.  Dunsmore . CC 

Ste  Anne,  G.  Brunette . CC 

St.  Boniface,  Joe  Royal . CC 

St.  Claude,  F.  Tremorin . CC 

St.  James,  254  Inglewood, 

F.  J.  Scott . CC 

St.  Vital,  R.  K.  Crump . CC 

Selkirk,  Hugh  Miller . CC 

Somerset,  C.  Mulaire . CC 

Souris  (&  Glenwood), 

J.  E.  Forseth . CC 

Steinbach,  Henry  Rieger . CC 

Swan  River,  J.  McMunn . CC 

Teulon  (&  Dist.),  Leo  Baron.  .  .CC 
The  Pas,  Box  545, 

Cal  D.  Gibson . CC 

Transcona,  L.  J.  Bryden . BT 

Treherne,  A.  E.  Lodwick . CC 

Virden  (Community), 

E.  Hamm . CC 

Vita,  C.  Petrowski . CC 

Wasagaming,  C.  Leroy  Dutton. CC 

Winkler,  Peter  Brown . CC 

Winnipeg,  346  Main  St., 

Evan  McCormick . CC 


Winnipegosis,  S.  T.  Sigurdson .' .  CC 


Canadian  Chamber 


ATLANTIC  PROVINCES 

oI  p'°™“  “o  N«w,„„„di„d. 


Provincial 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Bath,  P.O.  Box  64,  C.  E.  Wry.  .CC 


Bathurst,  J.  J.  Hogan . BT 

Campbellton,  34  King  St., 

Fergus  Fullerton . BT 

Caraquet,  Martin  J.  LdigcSre ....  CC 
Chatham,  J.  Robert  Martin. .  . .  BT 

Dalhousie,  T.  Cannon . BT 

Edmundston,  J.  H.  Proulx . CC 

Grand  Falls  (Dist.), 

R.  Boudreau . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


Grand  Manan,  P.  C.  Kent 

(North  Head) .  gT 

Grande  Anse,  Omer  Dugas..  CC 
lies  Shippegan  &  Miscou 


(see  Lameque) 

Lameque,  Gloucester  Co.,  M. 
Bernard  Jean 

(lies  Shippegan  &  Miscou  CC) 
Lancaster  (see  Saint  John) 
McAdam,  F.  B.  Piercey . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Memramcook,  L.  Leblanc 

(College  Bridge) .  BT 

Moncton,  698  Main  St., 

A.  E.  Eagles .  BT 

Newcastle,  W.  M.  Prince . BT 

Petitcodiac,  Joseph  Sperano  ....  BT 
Rogersville,  Box  3, 

Camille  Richard . CC 

Sackville,  R.  Stevens . BT 

Saint  John, 

H.  H.  Smith,  Comm’r . BT 


1956] 


BOARDS  OF  TRADE 


455 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 
St.  Paul  de  Caraquet, 

Guy  Chiasson . CC 

St.  Quentin, 

J.  H.  Boissonnault . CC 

St.  Stephen,  J.  E.  Swanton 

(St.  Stephen-Milltown  BT) 
Shijppegan, 

Fernand  Robichaud . CC 

Stanley,  W.  F.  Kydd . BT 

Woodstock,  Box  184, 

G.  C.  Kirkpatrick . CC 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Bell  Island  Businessmen’s  Associa¬ 
tion,  The  Secretary 
Corner  Brook,  J.  C.  Collins  CC 

Exploits  Valley  (see  Grand  Falls) 

Grand  Falls,  Claude  Matthews 

(Exploits  Valley  BT) 
St.  John’s,  H.  T.  Renouf, 

Exec,  Mgr.,  Newfoundland  BT 
Stephenville,  H.  F.  Holland. . .  .CC 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Amherst,  G.  E.  Illsley . BT 

Annapolis,  P.  O.  Box  148, 

R.  E.  Driscoll . BT 

Bear  River,  C.  M.  Harris . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Bridgetown,  P.O.  Box  66, 

J.  R.  Mclsaac . BT 

Bridgewater,  A.  S.  Forbes . BT 

Canso,  Cecil  Boyd . BT 

Chester,  E.  Stevens . BT 

Cheticamp,  Dr.  L.  P.  Doucette. BT 
Clare  ( see  Meteghan  River) 

Dartmouth, . CC 

Digby,  F.  C.  Ervin . BT 

Eastern  Shore,  J.  W.  Herman 

(Clam  Harbour) . BT 

Glace  Bay,  J.  King. . . . BT 

Grand  Narrows  (&  Dist.), 

H.  McKenzie . BT 

Guysborough,  S.  D.  Morrison.  ,BT 
Halifax,  P.O.  Box  65, 

Kenneth  A.  Ross . BT 

Hantsport,  P.  Turner . BT 

Inverness,  C.  Rod  MacDonald .  BT 
Kentville,  15  Academy  St., 

John  D.  Mosher . BT 

Liverpool,  Box  609, 

Geo  H.  Hatt . BT 

Lunenburg,  J.  M.  Harding . BT 

Mahone  Bay, 

W.  E.  Eisenhauer . BT 

Meteghan  River,  J.  Gerard 

d’Entremont  (Clare  CC) 
Middle  West  Pubnico,  A.  W. 

d’Entremont  (West  Pubnico  BT) 
Mulgrave,  A.  N.  Hattie . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

New  Waterford,  P.O.  Box  231A, 

C.  J.  Holder . BT 

North  Sydney,  A.  H.  Wood. .  BT 

Parrsboro,  W.  R.  Anthony . BT 

Pictou,  D.  Mclsaac . BT 

Riverport,  M.  S.  Wentzell . BT 

Sheet  Harbour,  Frank  Siteman.BT 

Shelburne,  B.  Balcom . BT 

Springhill,  Horace  G.  Brown.  .  .BT 
Sydney,  H.  A.  N.  McCoubrey.  .BT 
Sydney  Mines,  Box  62, 

Angus  MacPherson . BT 

Truro,  P.O.  Box  54, 

Mayes  Mackenzie . BT 

West  Pubnico 

(see  Middle  West  Pubnico) 

Weymouth,  C.  W.  Mullen . BT 

Windsor,  Ezra.  C.  Parsons.  .  .  .BT 
Yarmouth,  Box  424, 

L.  S.  Mushkat . BT 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Charlottetown,  P.O.  Box  307, 

A.  W.  Gaudet . BT 

Crapaud-Victoria  (see  Victoria) 
Summerside,  H.  L.  Rodd. ....  .BT 
Victoria,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia, 
Donald  E.  Hart 

(Crapaud-Victoria  BT) 


ONTARIO 

Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Regional  Office,  21  Dundas  Sq.,  Toronto,  Manager,  T.  H.  Hamill 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Acton,  R.  F.  Bean . CC 

Alexandria,  C.  Campbell  Fraser. BT 

Alfred,  Jules  Desjardins . CC 

Almonte,  J.  H.  W.  Currie . CC 

Amhersburg,  W.  Natress . CC 

Ansonville, 

Mrs.  W.  J.  Grummett . CC 

Apple  Hill,  Fernand  Guindon .  .  CC 
Arnprior,  131  John  St., 

J.  W.  C.  Tierney . CC 

Atikokan,  B.  J.  Eyton . CC 

Aurora,  K.  G.  Flett . BT 

Avonmore  (&  Dist.), 

Clifford  B.  MacRae . CC 

Barrie,  2  Post  Office  Sq., 

R.  C.  Welham,  See  Mgr . CC 

Bath,  Douglas  Stevenson . BT 

Beachville  (&  Dist.), 

W.  Sutherland . BT 

Beam6ville  (&  Dist.), 

John  Vdoviak . CC 

Beaverton  (&  Dist.),  Box  195, 

R.  B.  Flaherty . CC 

Belle  River,  W.  Sterling . CC 

Belleville,  Don  Kingdon . CC 

Blind  River,  M.  O.  Merseth.  .  .CC 

Bobcaygeon,  H.  Orgill . CC 

Bolton,  R.  J.  Smith . BT 

Bothwell,  Box  549, 

M.  R.  Beaul. . CC 

Bowmanville,  K.  N.  Morns. .  .  .CC 
Bracebridge, 

Mrs.  E.  V.  Allchin . CC 

Brampton,  Archie  G.  Stephens. CC 
Brantford,  Hotel  Kerby, 

W.  D.  Rutherford,  Mgr . BT 

Brighton,  J.  Mellon . CC 

Brockville,  F.  J.  E.  Rogers . CC 

Bronte  (&  Dist.), 

Wm.  Milligan . CC 

Bruce  Mines,  H.  D.  Peterson.  .  .CC 
Brussels  (&  Dist.),  F.  W  .Todd.CC 
Burlington,  214  Brant  St., 

R.  C.  Snively . .  •  ■  ■  ■  -  CC 

Campbellford,  Frank  DeCarrol.CC 
Canton  d’Alfred,  J.  Beland.  .  .  .CC 
Capreol  (&  Dist.), 

Mrs.  D.  Burch . CC 

Cardinal,  H.  G.  Moore . BT 

Carle  ton  Place,  R.  Munro . CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Casselman  Leo  Vall6e . BT 

Cayuga  (&  Dist), 

P.  M.  Graham . CC 

Chapleau  (area),  M.  Lefebvre.  .CC 
Chatham,  48-4th  St., 

Wilfrid  T.  Storey . CC 

Chesley,  B.  B.  Moggaeh . CC 

Chesterville,  F.  Moriarty . CC 

Clinton  (&  Dist.), 

Wilma  D.  Dinnin . CC 

Cobalt,  Harry  Buckler . CC 

Coboconk, 

Mrs.  H.  E.  Millyard . CC 

Cobourg,  225  Division  St., 

P.  R.  Mallory,  Mgr . CC 

Cochrane,  Geo  A.  Zahalan . BT 

Colborne,  P.  Horton . CC 

Comber,  P.  Bedenham . CC 

Cornwall,  Box  338, 

H.  W.  Nickerson . BT 

Courtwright  (&  Dist.), 

R.R.  1,  K.  E.  Fife . CC 

Crysler,  J.  H.  Lehoux . CC 

Delhi,  Mrs.  E.  Dawson . CC 

Dorchester,  E.  Crockett . CC 

Dryden  (Dist.), 

R.  Durance . CC 

Dundalk,  I.  Hailey . CC 

Dundas,  13  Main  St., 

George  Austin .  BT 

Dunnville,  W.  H.  Lewis . BT 

Durham,  W.  G.  McLeish . CC 

Dutton  (&  Dunwich), 

C.  J.  Beill . CC 

Eastview,  265  Montreal  Rd., 

R.  J.  Fournier . CC 

Eganville,  H.  G.  Green . CC 

Elk  Lake,  K.  Biggs . CC 

Elmira,  R.  R.  Bock . BT 

Elmvale,  Dr.  D.  C.  Harvie.  .  .  .BT 

Elora,  J.  Kerr . CC 

Embro,  Stewart,  Chafee . BT 

Emo,  H.  Vanderplaat . CC 

Englehart  (&  Dist.), 

H.  L.  Netherton . CC 

Fergus,  W.  McD.  Tait .  ......  .CC 

Foleyet  (&  Dist.),  J.  O.  Robert. CC 
Fort  Erie,  83  Queen  St.  W.,  Ross 
McCarty,  Man.  Dir.,  (Greater 
Fort  Erie  CC) 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Fort  Frances,  Willard  L.  Price  CC 
Fort  William, 

J.  Harvey  Johnson . CC 

Galt,  70  Main  St., 

Harry  E.  Grover . BT 

Gananoque,  __ 

Mrs.  W.  Mullen . CC 

Georgetown,  James  F.  Evans... CC 
Geraldton,  Mrs.  .H.  Holme...  .CC 
Grand  Bend,  D.  W.  Harrison..  .CC 
Grand  Valley, 

Dr.  M.  W.  Berwick . BT 

Gravenhurst,  Box  265, 

L.  B.  Johnston . BT 

Grimsby  (&  Dist.), 

Harold  Jarvis . CC 

Guelph,  2  Quebec  St.  W., 

C.  B.  Cutten . BT 

Hagersville,  G.  H.  Beckett . CC 

Hahburton  Highlands, 

Thos.  H.  Newell  (Minden) . . .  CC 
Hamilton,  128  King  St.  E., 

J.  H.  Moore . CC 

Hanover,  G.  K.  Crockford . CC 

Hastings,  F.  Parker. . . CC 

Hawkesbury,  Lionel  Parisien. .  CC 
Hearst  (&  Dist.), 

E.  W.  Charbonneau . CC 

Hensall,  K.  K.  Christian . CC 

Hespeler,  22  Harvey  St., 

Fred  W.  Schultz . CC 

Hilton  Beach,  Mrs.  Mabel  Trainor 
(St.  Joseph  Island  CC) 

Hornepayne,  D.  Schmidt . CC 

Hudson,  H.  D.  Johnson . CC 

Huntsville, 

Howard  Wm.  Shaver. . CC 

Ingersoll  (Dist.),  159A  Thames  SC, 

Allan  G.  Hall . CC 

Kapuskasing,  Box  128, 

B.  Burnside . CC 

Kenora,  207  Water  St., 

G.  A.  Ouellette . Bu 

Kincardine, 

N.  Wilson . CC 

Kingston,  City  Bldgs., 

John  W.  Scott . CC 

Kingsville,  Miss  A.  Scott . -CC 

Kirkland  Lake,  Princess  Hotel 
Bldg.,  C.  A.  S.  Hall . CC 


[  1956 


456 


BOARDS  OF  TRADE 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


Kitchener,  City  Hall, 

Stephen  Jones . CC 

Lakefield, 

Mrs.  Verna  M.  O'Brien . CC 

Lake  Simcoe,  South  Shore, 

H.  M.  Marshall 

(Sutton  West) . CC 

Lancaster  (&  Dist.),  C.  E.  Kitts. BT 

La  Salle,  P.  Pajot . CC 

Leamington,  D.  Max  Moran.  .  .CC 

Lindsay,  H.  E.  Pollock . CC 

Listowel,  C.  Bamford . CC 

Little  Current,  J.  A.  Little . CC 

London,  382  Wellington  St., 

H.  T.  Smith . CC 

Marmora  (Dist.), 

A.  Jones . CC 

Martintown,  R.  A.  Thompson  .CC 
Matheson  (&  Dist.), 

P.  Adams . CC 

Maxville . CC 

Meaford  (&  Dist.), 

W.  H.  C.  Marsh . CC 

Michipicoten, 

Elizabeth  A.  Selkirk . CC 

Midland,  311  King  St., 

Major  Clarkson  MeCaul ....  CC 
Millbrook  (&  Dist.), 

Alex  Gilbert . CC 

Milles  Roches, 

J.  W.  S.  Vandeleur 

(Wales  P.O.) . CC 

Milton,  Box  566,  R.  Harris.  .  .  .BT 

Mitchell,  Keith  Walther . CC 

Moose  Creek,  E.  Brunet . BT 

Morrisburg,  Rev.  J.  M.  Allan.  .CC 
Mount  Albert  (&  Dist.), 

W.  J.  McQuaid . CC 

Mount  Forest,  Charles  Cad  well.  CC 

Napanee,  C.  H.  Knight . CC 

New  Hamburg 

C.  Daniels . BT 

,  _  T  .  ,  &  Service  Club 

New  Liskeard, 

Norman  Stubinski . CC 


Newmarket,  Ronald  W.  Blaxley.CC 
Niagara  Falls,  1005  Victoria  Ave. 

Donald  Murie,  Mgr.  (Greater 
....  ,  Niagara  CC) 

N  lagara-on-the-Lake, 


Mrs.  F.  B.  LeDoux .  CC 

Nipigon,  E.  J.  Hawthorne.  'BT 

North  Bay,  509  Main  St., 

Bruce  McLeod .  CC 


Norfolk  ( see  Simcoe) 

Norwich  (&  Dist.), 

W.  C.  Cayley .  C< 

Oakville-Trafalgar, 

Allen  Klarer  (Oakville) . C< 

Omemee  (&  Dist.),  H.  W.  Hill.Cl 
Orangeville,  Arnold  Patterson .  .  C< 
Orillia,  104  Mississaga  St., 

0.  Garnet  Smith . C( 

Oshawa, 

L.  W.  McConkey . C( 

Ottawa,  237  Queen  St., 

Lyn.  G.  Jamison,  Mgr . B1 

do,  362  Clifton  Rd.,  Chas.  A  Por 
(Westboro  BT 


Owen  Sound  City  Hall, 

Eric  L.  Crowther . CC 

Paisley,  C.  M.  Leitch . CC 

Palmerston,  S.  J.  McEwen . BT 

Paris,  J.  H.  Knill . BT 

Parry  Sound,  P.O.  Box  107, 

William  L.  Fisk . CC 

Penetanguishene  Box  130, 

J.  M.  H.  McGuire . CC 

Perth,  G.  R.  Dulmage . CC 

Peterborough,  358  George  St., 

J.  M.  Fraser . CC 

Petrolia,  Miss  Vera  Seals . CC 

Plantagenet,  Roger  Prevost. .  .  .CC 
Plattsville  B.  of  T., 

P.  M.  Grimes . BT 

Porcupine  (see  Timmins) 

Port  Arthur,  707  Public  Utilities 

C.  A.  Hudson . CC 

Port  Burwell,  John  Graham  .  .  .CC 
Port  Colbome,  P.O.  Box  23, 

E.  D.  Woelfe . CC 

Port  Dover,  Austin  Powell . BT 

Port  Hope,  71  Walton  St., 

F.  L.  Barr . BT 

Port  Rowan  W.  D.  Vela . CC 

Prescott,  P.  McNally . CC 

Preston,  940  King  St., 

E.  J.  Hutchison .  CC 

Picton,  R.R.  5,  W.  D.  McArthur 
(Prince  Edward  CC) 
Prince  Edward  ( see  Picton) 

Princeton,  H.  Kipp,  Jr . BT 

Rainy  River  (&  Dist.), 

P.  M.  Vennes . CC 

Red  Lake  (Dist.),  Box  330, 

C.  E.  Higgins . CC 

Renfrew,  J.  A.  Rusheleau . BT 

Richmond  Hill,  D.  E.  Smith .  .  .  CC 
Ridgetown, 

Mrs.  Gladys  Kennedy .  CC 

Riverside,  68  Thompson  Blvd., 

W.  Horn . CC 

St.  Catharines,  10  King  St., 

Ralph  Rawsthorne . CC 

St.  Joseph  Island  (see  Hilton  Beach) 
St.  Thomas,  J.  H.  Fletcher  . .  .  BT 

Sarnia,  224  N.  Vidal  St., 

A.  W.  S.  Bennett . CC 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  10  Brock  St., 

Wilfrid  J.  Hussey .  CC 

Seaforth,  Eric  Milner . CC 

Sharbot  Lake,  C.  H.  Gordon.  .  .CC 

Shelburne  (&  Dist.), 

K.  W.  Gamble . CC 

Simcoe,  G.  G.  Bramhill 

,  _  „  (Norfolk  County  CC) 

do,  55  Colborne  St.  S., 

Miss  Joan  Pond . BT 

Sioux  Lookout, 

.  Mrs.  Mary  Fines . CC 

Sioux  Narrows. 


Ray  Huntingdon. . 

Smiths  Falls,  P.O.  Draw  H81 ' 

Miss  Phyllis  Hutton . 

Smithville  (Dist.), 

F.  Carruthers 
Smooth  Rock  Falls, 

S.  E.  Farrell . 

Sombra,  J.  D.  Card. 


CC 

CC 

CC 

CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


Stirling,  R.  D.  Patterson . CC 

Stoney  Creek  (&  Dist.), 

M.  C.  Dalgleish . CC 

Stouffville, . CC 

Stratford,  F.  J.  Flood . CC 

Strathroy, 

Miss  Phyllis  B.  Mitchell . CC 

Sturgeon  Falls  (District), 

Jean-Paul  Serre . CC 

Sudbury  (&  Dist.),  P.C.  Box  368, 

L.  W.  Luke . CC 

Sydenham,  H.  Blakslee . BT 

Tara,  Don  C.  Thompson . BT 

Tecumseh,  W.  Eagen . CC 

Teeswater,  R.  H.  King . CC 

Thedford  (&  Dist.),  L.  F.  Ford.CC 
Thessalon  (&  Dist.), 

W.  Paskins . CC 

Thornbury,  Mel  M.  Burke . BT 

Thorold,  20  Vine  St., 

P.  E.  Buss . BT 


Tillsonburg  (Dist.),  L.  V. Waller  CC 
Timmins,  167  Pine  St.  S., 

S.  L.  Shippam  (Porcupine  CC) 
Toronto,  King  Edward  Hotel, 


J.  W.  Wakelin,  Gen  Mgr..  .  .BT 
Trenton,  56  Elgin  St., 

A.  Gilbert,  Sec.-Mgr . CC 

Tweed,  S.  R.  Curry . CC 

Uxbridge,  L.  F.  Andrews . CC 

Vankleek  Hill,  W.  R.  Vogan .  .  .CC 
Victoria  Harbour,  Box  12, 

Gordon  W.  Kirby . CC 

Virginiatown  (&  Kearns), 

E.  W.  Kenrick . CC 

Walkerton ,  R.  W.  A.  Huber.  .  .BT 
Wallaceburg,  635  James  St., 

John  E.  Simmons . CC 

Wasaga  Beach, 

Mrs.  F.  M.  Curtis  (R.R.  2, 

Stayner) . CC 

Waterdown,  K.  Harvey . BT 

Waterford, 

Mrs.  W.  K.  MacDonald . CC 

Waterloo,  City  Hall, 

Clifford  N.  Hall . CC 

Wa-ubaushene,  M.  Taylor . CC 

Wawa,  M.  S.  Phillips . CC 

Welland,  Harold  Edwards 


_  „  (Greater  Welland  CC) 

Wellesley  (&  Dist.), 

Moses  Leis . BT 

Wellington,  B.  F.  McMaster.  .  .BT 

West  Lome,  W.  S.  Sheeler . CC 

Westboro  ( see  Ottawa) 

Westport, 

Miss  M.  E.  Forrester . CC 

Wheatley,  Cecil  Lougheed ....  CC 
Whitby,  110  Brock  St.  N„ 

Chas.  H.  Chaytor . CC 

Wiarton,  J.  G.  Laughlin . BT 

Winchester  (&  Dist.), 

Mrs.  R.  C.  Summers . CC 

Windsor,  1007  Canada  Bldg., 

H.  J.  Lassaline . CC 

Wingham,  W.  T.  Cruickshank  .CO 
W oodbridge,  Herbert  Sawder  .  .BT 
Woodstock,  9  Light  St., 

Russell  F.  Brady . BT 

Zurich,  W.  A.  Siebert . !  !cC 


~  QUEBEC 

Canadian  er  °'  b"“d‘S3:SL53fioBr3dsLX'.  300  st-  s*~* s*- 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Acton  Vale,  P.  Lamoureux . CC 

Alma,  A.  Couture,  (St.  Joseph 

,  P-O.) . CC 

Amos,  P.O.  Box  1157, 

Gilles  Desmarais . CC 

Amqui,  F.  Champagne . .CC 

Arvida,  P.  O.  Box  559 

Maurice  Parent . CC 

Asbestos,  C.  Tourigny . j  CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Baie  Comeau  (&  Dist.), 

D.  Glasson . ,  cc 

Baie  Des  Ha!  Ha!,  P.O.  Box  140 
Bagotville,  J.  E.  Tremblay..  CC 
Barraute,  R.  Thiffault.  .  CC 
Barville,  G.  C6t5.  .  .  ‘ '  'cc 

Beaconsfield,  A.  Donaldson .' .' .'  ]  CC 

Beauceville,  Marcel  Blais . CC 

Bedford,  Alfred  Rousseau . CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 


Bonaventure,  L.  Cayouette.  .  .  .CC 

Boucherville,  J.  Elie  Sicotte _ CC 

Cadillac,  Rosarie  Dup6r6 . CC 

Campbell’s  Bay,  R.  Bowie . CC 

Cap-de-la-Madeleine, 

L.  C.  Labissoni6r#e . CC 

Causapscal,  H.  Clements . CC 

Chambly,  G.  Blain . CC 

Chandler,  M.  LeveiUe . CC 


1956] 


BOARDS  OF  TRADE 


457 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Charlesbourg, 

Andrd  Tremblay . CC 

Charlevoix  West,  Baie  St.  Paul, 

M.  Harvey . CC 

Chibougamau, 

P.  B.  F.  Campbell . CC 

Chicoutimi,  30  Racine  St.  E., 

Aldege  Sincennes . CC 

Courville, 

( see  St.  Louis  de  Courville) 

DiSraeli,  L.  E.  Boutin . CC 

Dolbeau,  G.  Bolduc . CC 

Dorion,  P.O.  Box  40, 

Andrd  Paquet . CC 

Drummond,  M.  P.  Moisan . CC 

Duparquet,  P.O.  Box  216, 

J.  A.  Morrissette . CC 

East  Angus,  M.  Gendron . CC 

Famham,  99  Jacques  Cartier  St., 

Armand  Couillard . CC 

Fort  Coulogne,  M.  J.  Laporte.  .CC 

Gaspd,  A.  Garneau . CC 

Giffard,  93  Joncas  Ave., 

Gerard  Giguere 
(Quebec-Montmorency  CC) 

Giffard  (50  Ave.  Monument, 

Quebec  5),  C.  Hawley . CC 

Granby,  Town  Hall, 

A  Legros . BT 

Grande  Riviere, 

C.  E.  Sirois . CC 

Hemmingford, 

J.  F.  B.  McKough . CC 

Hull,  P.  0.  Box  116, 

J.  S.  Giroux . CC 

Huntingdon,  R.  C.  Morrison  . .  BT 

Iberville,  R.  Dussault . CC 

Jacques-Cartier,  1652  Marquette, 

P.  C.  Lecault . CC 

Jonquiere,  149  St.  Luc, 

J.  A.  Dion . CC 

Kenogami,  75  St.  Joseph  St., 

J.  F.  Arsenault . CC 

Knowlton,  R.  Brouillette . CC 

Lachine,  P.  Lamarche . CC 

Lachute,  L.  Clement . CC 

L’Assomption, 

J.  L.  Darveau . CC 

La  Prairie,  G.  Lalumierc . CC 

La  Sarre,  J.  Lavigne . CC 

Longueuil  (see  Montreal) 

Lower  Gatineau, 

Ed  Ryan  (Kingsmere) . CC 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Regional  Office,  213  Westman  Chambers,  Regina,  Manager,  H.  A.  Purdy 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Malartic,  J.  Charles  Loiselle.  .  .CC 

Maniwaki,  Jean  Julien . CC 

Marieville,  Gaston  Rondeau  .  .  .  CC 
Matane,  P.O.  Box  850, 

Charles  E.  Levesque . CC 

Mont  Joli, 

J.  A.  Levasseur . CC 

Mont  Laurier,  Julien  Lambert. .CC 
Montreal,  300  St.  Sacrement  St., 

H.  Gould,  Gen.  Mgr . BT 

do,  P.O.  M.  Cliarles-Henri  Dubd 
(Longueuil  CC) 

Montreal-Nord, 

11451  London  St. 

Vianney  Mailloux . CC 

Morin  Heights,  Fred  Muncey.  CC 
New  Carlisle,  Viateur  Bernard  .  BT 
Normandin,  J.  E.  Laplante.  .  .  .CC 

Normdtal,  Claude  Drouin . CC 

Notre  Dame  du  Lac, 

M.  Hector  Sirois . CC 

Ormstown,  O.  Wing . BT 

Parent,  A.  Dupont . CC 

Paspebiac,  Ray  Langevin . CC 

Pointe  Gatineau, 

J.  A.  Lafrenidre . CC 

Port  Alfred,  Eug.  Simard . CC 

Quebec,  65  St.  Anne  St., 

Y.  Poisson . CC 

Quebec-Montmorency  (see  Giffard) 
Rawdon,  Raymond  Leonard .  .  .  CC 
Richmond  (&  Melbourne), 

D.  F.  Pope . BT 

Rigaud,  J.  G.  Theriault . CC 

Rimouski,  175  St.  Germain, 

Lucien  Deschenes . CC 

Ripon,  R.  Desjardins . CC 

Rividre  Bleue,  Georges  Gagnon. CC 
Riviere  du  Loup,  Town  Hall, 

Marcel  Bouchard . CC 

Roberval,  L.  A.  Brosseau . CC 

Rouyn,  P.O.  Box  85, 

Roger  Saint-Sauveur 

(Rouyn-Noranda  CC) 
Ste  Addle,  A.  F.  Desrosiers ....  CC 
Ste  Agathe  des  Monts, 

R.  Simoneau . CC 

St.  Andrd  Avellin, 

J.  P.  Desilets . CC 

St.  Andrews  East, 

W.  Entwistle . CC 

St.  Bruno,  Jacques  Bedard . CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 
Ste.  Cecile  de  Masham, 

Dr.  J.  Matte 

(R.R.  1,  Wakefield) . CC 

St.  Charles  de  Caplan. 

A.  Savoie . CC 

St.  Chrysostome,  P.  Giguere .  .  .  CC 
St.  Elizear  de  Laval, 

Mrs.  L.  Mercure . CC 

St.  Felicien,  Rodolphe  Lefebvre.CC 
Ste  Foy,  J.  W.  Gauthier, 

(161  Ave.  Fournier,  Que.  6)..CC 
St.  Hyacinthe, 

Mrs.  M.  Rousseau . CC 

St.  Jean,  P.O.  Box  163, 

J.  Frederick . CC 

St.  Jovite,  Geo.  H.  Thibodeau.  .CC 
St.  Louis  de  Courville,  55  Dorion 
St.,  J.  H.  C.  Cabana 
(Courville  CC) 

St.  Pascal  de  Kamoraska, 

Ferand  Cotd . CC 

St.  Paul-Ile-aux-Noix, 

Roger  Beaudet . CC 

Ste  Rose  de  Laval, 

D.  Poirier . CC 

Ste.  Scholastique, 

Clement  Legault . CC 

Ste  Thdrdse,  J-P.  Thdoret . CC 

St.  Vincent  de  Paul, 

R.  Desroches . CC 

Senneterre,  J.  A.  Yvon  Lavoie .  CC 

Sept-Iles,  Gdrard  Turbide . CC 

Shawinigan  Falls,  A.  Landry..  .  CC 
Sherbrooke,  235  Dufferin  Ave., 

Alphonse  Saumier . CC 

Sillery,  2223  Brulait  St., 

Roland  Drolet . CC 

Soulanges,  G.  Flynn . CC 

Temiskaming,  P.O.  Box  265, 

George  H.  Thompson  .  . . CC 

Thetford  Mines,  L.  Therrien. .  .CC 
Three  Rivers  (see  Trois  Rividres) 
Trois-Rividres,  P.O.  Box  1045, 

Miss  M.  Bourassa . CC 

Val  d'Or,  P.O.  Box  417, 

Robert  Lamb . CC 

Valleyfield,  P.  Levac, 

(Valleyfield  &  Salaberry  CC) 
Ville  la  Salle,  555  Lafleur  Ave., 
Sub  Sta.  49,  F.  A.  Stephany .  .CC 
Ville-Marie,  Gerard  Ducharme.CC 
Ville  St.  Michel,  M.  Ducharme.CC 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Areola,  T.  E.  Laxdal . BT 

Bienfait  (&  Dist.),  L.  Pickard.. BT 

Biggar,  G.  Clements . BT 

Canora  (&  Dist.),  A.  W.  Wylie. BT 
Dinsmore,  D.  D.  Jolly.  ..?...  .BT 
Duck  Lake  (&  Dist.), 

C.  R.  Boyer . BT 

Estevan,  W.  R.  Cantlon . BT 

Glenavon  (&  Dist.), 

T.  A.  Williams.  .  . ; . BT 

Gravelbourg,  A.  Sirois . BT 

Hafford,  W.  Hawryk . BT 

Hudson  Bay  (&  Dist.), 

P.O.  Box  68,  F.  H.  Brunmng.BT 
Humboldt  (  Dist.), 

E.  A.  Beaulne . BT 

Hyas  (&  Dist.),  S.  Wolkowski. .  BT 
Indian  Head, 

W.  H.  Bryson . BT 

Kamsack,  Cecil  Herauf . CC 

Kerrobert,  A1  Fyhn . CC 

Kipling,  Arnold  Keith . BP 

Langenburg,  N.  Fedun . BT 

Lloydminster  (&  Dist.),  Box  47, 

H.  Fossey . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Luseland,  G.  D.  Bell . BT 

Maple  Creek, 

C.  R.  MacDonald . CC 

Melfort,  Box  67, 

W.  W.  Aikenhead . BT 

Melville  (&  Dist.), 

H.  Woodward . BT 

Moose,  Jaw,  18  High  St.  E., 

G.  O’Shaugnessy,  Comm'r. .  .CC 
Mossbank,  Box  67, 

D.  F.  Hantelman . BT 

Nipawin  (&  Dist.), 

Syd  A.  Jeffrey . BT 

North  Battleford,  Bd.  of  Trade 

Bldg.,  Frank  Wright, 

Comm’r . BT 

Outlook,  R.  N.  L.  Davies . CC 

Pelly  (&  Dist.),  P.  J.  Friesen...CC 
Porcupine  Plain  (&  Dist)., 

W.  A.  Palmer . CC 

Prelate  (Dist.),  J.  Ketner . BT 

Prince  Albert, 

E.  J.  Goos,  Comm’r . CC 

Punnichy  (&  Dist.), 

S.  H.  Brown . BT 


TOWN  AND  SECRETARY 

Regina,  2145  Albert  St., 

A.  Aitken,  Mgr . CC 

Rosetown,  A.  A.  Downs . BT 

Rose  Valley,  W.  K.  Hartley. . .  .  BT 

Rouleau,  W.  J.  Stanley . BT 

St.  Brieux  (&  Dist.), 

D.  P.  Creurer . BT 

St.  Louis,  L.  Lavergne . BT 

St.  Victor,  R.  A.  Lalonde . BT 

Saltcoats  (&  Dist.), 

V.  Rooke . BT 

Saskatoon,  Bessborough  Hotel, 

S.  N.  MacEachern,  Comm’r.  .BT 

Spirit  wood  (&  Dist.),  _ 

Mrs.  Edna  Eicher . BT 

Stenen  (&  Dist.), 

W.  J.  Jerylo . BT 

Swift  Current,  446-3rd  Ave.  S., 

Ralph  DesBrisay . CC 

Weyburn,  P.O.  Box  574, 

Roy  Schultz . CC 

Wilkie  (&  Dist.),  Box  489, 

Win.  Shury . BT 

Yorkton  (&  Dist.), 

Bank  of  Nova  Scotia 

Arthur  Mills . BT 


YUKON  TERRITORY 

Whitehorse,  Box  410,  R.  J.  Rowan . BT 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
Yellowknife,  Peter  G.  Wiseman . BT 


458  BOARDS  OF  TRADE  [1956 


The  Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce 
President,  J.  G.  Crean,  Robert  Crean  &  Company, 
12-18  Balmuto  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Chairman  of  the  Executive  Council,  O.  B.  Thornton, 

O. B.E.,  President,  Montreal  Trust  Co.,  511  Place 
d’Armes,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

General  Manager,  Donald  L.  Morrell,  530  Board 
of  Trade  Bldg.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Provincial  Vice-Presidents 

B.C. — H.  N.  Walters,  General  Sales  Manager,  'B.C. 

Electric  Ry.  Co.  Ltd.,  425  Carrall  St.,  Vancouver 
Alta. — M.  M.  Cunningham,  Botterill  &  McKee  Co. 

Ltd.,  5002  Ross  St.,  Red  Deer. 

Sask. — F.  J.  Workman,  Editor,  Moose  Jaw  Times 
Herald,  Moose  Jaw. 

Man. — R.  H.  G.  Bonnycastle,  President  and  General 
Manager,  Stovel-Advocate  Press  Ltd.,  365  Bannan- 
tyne  Ave.,  Winnipeg. 

Ont.— Ivor  Wagner,  President,  Owen  Sound  Trans¬ 
portation  Co.  Ltd.,  Owen  Sound. 

Que. — Bernard  Couvrette,  President,  Couvrette- 
Sauriol  Lt6e.,  50  Debresoles  St.,  Montreal. 

N.B. — H.  B.  Tait,  Assistant  General  Manager,  The 
T.  Eaton,  Co.  Limited,  Moncton. 

N.S. — A.  Irvine  Barrow,  C.A.,  President,  Barrow  & 
Nicoll  Co.,  3  Duke  St.  Halifax. 

P. E.I.— W.  Hayward,  Manager,  Bank  of  Nova 
Scotia,  Charlottetown. 

Nfld. — T.  S.  A.  Freeman,  President  Heap  &  Partners 
(Nfld.)  Ltd.,  122-124  New  Gower  St.,  St.  John’s. 


of 


CANADIAN  INSTITUTE  FOR 
BOARD  AND  CHAMBER  SECRETARIES 

Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  J.  Sheridan,  530  Board 
Trade  Bldg.,  Montreal. 


THE  JUNIOR  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE  OF  CANADA 

President,  Ross  Smyth,  Room  413  International 
Aviation  Bldg.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Executive  Vice- 
President,  Harold  Bibby,  300  King  St.  E.,  Brockville, 
Ont.;  Executive  Director,  Don  C.  Carlisle,  531,  Board 
of  Trade  Bldg.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 


Canadian  Council 

International  Chamber  of  Commerce 
President,  R.  C.  Berkinshaw,  C.B.E.,  LL  D 
President  and  General  Manager,  The  Goodyear  Tire 
<4;  Rubber  Co.  of  Canada  Ltd.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Hon. 
Secretary,  R.  W.  Shannon,  Assistant  General  Manager' 
lhe  Royal  Bank  of  Canada,  Montreal,  Que.;  Hon 
Treasurer,  J.  H.  F.  Turner,  O.B.E.,  Assistant  General 
Manager,  Bank  of  Montreal,  Montreal,  Que.-, General 
Manager  Carl  Bergithon,  1411  Crescent  Street 
Room  507,  Montreal  25,  Que. 


The  British  Columbia  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Executive  Secretary,  Charles  K.  Bantock,  1045  West 
Pender  St.  Vancouver  1. 


The  Alberta  Associated  Chambers  of 
Commerce  and  Agriculture 
Executive  Secretary,  D.  S.  Griffin,  Petroleum  Bldg., 
Edmonton. 

Newfoundland  Board  of  trade 
St.  John’s,  Newfoundland 
Executiue  Manager,  H.  T.  Renouf. 

Affiliated  Organizations:  The  Chamber  of  Com¬ 
merce,  Corner  Brook,  Exploits  Valley  Board  of 
Trade,  Grand  Falls,  The  Associated  Newfoundland 
Industries  Ltd.,  St.  John’s  Stephenville  Business¬ 
men’s  Association,  St.  Georges. 

Northwestern  Ontario  Associated 
Chambers  of  Commerce 

President,  Bert  Forsberg,  Fort  Frances;  Secretary, 
C.  W.  King,  40  S.  Court  St.,  Port  Arthur,  Ont. 

Maritime  Provinces  Board  of  Trade 
Executive  Secretary,  A.  T.  Parkes,  Provincial  Bank 
Bldg.,  Moncton,  N.B. 

THE  MARITIMES  transportation  COMMISSION 
Chairman,  A.  Murray  MacKay,  Halifax,  N.S.; 

Manager,  . ,  Moncton,  N.B.;  Head 

Office,  P.O.  Box  577,  Moncton,  N.B. 

Saskatchewan  Board  of  Trade 
213  Westman  Chambers,  Regina. 

Executive  Secretary,  H.  A.  Purdy,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce 

(Affiliated  to  Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce 
of  Canada) 

President,  A.  Cameron  Kennedy,  c.o.  Walter  M. 
Logan  Co.  Ltd.,  Regina,  Secretary,  Elton  R.  Gritzfeld, 
c/o  Embury,  Heald,  Molisky  &  Gritzfeld,  Regina. 

Manitoba  Chambers  of  Commerce 
Secretary-Treasurer,  M.  J.  G.  McMullen,  211 
Confederation  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

The  Ontario  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Manager  K.  A.  Grant,  21  Dundas  Sq.,  Toronto. 

Quebec  Province  Chamber  of  Commerce 
General  Secretary,  Viateur  Gendron,  14  St.  James 
St.  East,  Montreal  1,  Quebec. 

Federation  of  The  Junior  Chambers  of 
Commerce  of  Quebec 

La  Tfkl Oration  des  Chambres  de  Commerce  des 
Jeunes  de  Quebec. 

Managing  Secretary:  Georges  D’Astous,  3425  St. 
Denis,  Montreal  18,  P.Q. 

The  Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce  in 
Great  Britain,  Inc. 

President,  Leslie  B.  Sutcliffe. 

Secretary  G.  H.  Ward,  O.B.E.,  J.P.,  British 
Columbia  House,  3  Regent  Street,  London,  S.W.l. 
England. 


Alberta  and  Northwest  Chamber  of  Mines 
and  Resources 
Manager:  G.  H.  Finland,  10060-100  St.,  Edmonton. 

British  Columbia  and  Yukon  Chamber  of  Mines 
Manager,  Frank  E.  Woodside,  751  Dunsmuir  St 
Vancouver. 

Manitoba  Chamber  of  Mines 
Secretary:  Mr.  L.  B.  Figgins,  205  Montreal  Trust 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 


CHAMBERS  OF  MINES 


Chamber  of  Mines  of  Eastern  British  Columbia 

rS?$ent’  E-  D,oelle»  Manaser  of  Sheep  Creek 
tjoid  Mines  Ltd.;  Nelson;  Secretary-Treasurer  E  W 
ilorendme,  Box  306,  Nelson. 

Mines  and  Natural  Resources  Section 
The  Montreal  Board  of  Trade 

Manager  E.  Lome  Tracey,  425,  Board  of  Trade 
rSuildmg,  Montreal. 


1956] 


CREDIT  BUREAUS  OF  CANADA 


459 


CREDIT  BUREAUS  OF  CANADA 

Room  411,  137  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


ALBERTA 

CITT  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

Calgary,  201,  805  First  St.  W . Mrs.  N.  Carson 

Edmonton,  10028-102nd  St . C.  H.  Williams 

Lethbridge,  320  B.C.  Trust  Bldg.  .  R.  C.  McCutcheon 

Medicine  Hat,  643  Second  St.  E . L.  McGee 

Ponoka,  P.O.  Box  261 . S.  Jones 

Red  Deer,  4940-51st  St . B.  E.  Crane 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

CITT  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

Abbotsford,  P.O.  Box  508 . •  •  ■  D.  Bibby 

Chilliwack,  4  Young  St.  N . Jack  Hnatiw 

Cloverdale,  P.O.  Box  206 . .  •  kb  Bibby 

Courtenay,  P.O.  Box  1028 . G.  Gardner 

Duncan,  P.O.  Box  24 . G  R.  Lennox 

Haney,  P.O.  Box  205. .  . . W.  J.  Briggs 

Kamloops,  6-220  Third  Ave .  G.  M.  Greer 

Kelowna,  238  Bernard  Ave . Th°?:  ,  •  HlU 

Kimberley,  P.O.  Box  1078. . .  .Miss  Lorna  Wightman 

Mission,  P.O.  Box  239 . G.  W.  Harris 

Nanaimo,  11,495  Dunsmuir . • •  -  Eric  brost 

Nelson,  373  Baker  St . . . •  •  •  -T-S.  Dawson 

New  Westminster,  26  Lome  St. .  .  .  Mrs.  M.  Campbell 
Penticton,  No.  20,  Board  of  Trade  Bldg., 

J.  J.  Van  W mkelsaar 

Port  Alberni,  318  Argyle  St.  . Robert  Britton 

Prince  George,  5-245  Quebec  St . M.  W.  Stade 

Prince  Rupert,  608  Third  Ave . .  .  .  .C.  W.  Pearce 

Quesnel,  3-318  Reid  St . Mrs.  Stella  MacGowan 

Revels toke,  P.O.  Box  219 . G.  H.  Patrick 

Trail,  Ste.  2,1250  Bay  Ave.. . ...  . . . Eivion  Evans 

Vancouver,  606-535  W.  Georgia  St. .  .  .Thos.  Downie 

Vernon,  3115  Barnard  Ave . L.  R.  McLean 

Victoria,  723  Fort  St . W.  G.  Ellis 

MANITOBA 

CITY  OJi  TOWN  MANAGER 

Brandon,  201  Security  Bldg.. .  . . bLVS'x]r=S=™ 

Winnipeg,  201-425H  Portage  Ave . S.  E.  Masson 


MANAGER 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 

CITT  OR  TOWN 

Fredericton,  P.O.  Box  964 . U  f 

Moncton,  698  Mam  St . .  ■  W-  J.  Dalziei 

Saint  John,  79  Germain  St . W.  H.  Brennan 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

CITY  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

St.  John’s,  211  Water  St . s-  French 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

CITY  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

Halifax,  P.O.  Box  484,  130^  Granville  St^  HoUand 

Truro,  47  Inglis  St . H.'a.'  Johnson 


ONTARIO 

CITY  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

Barrie,  48  Mary  St . Mrs.  Dora  Buckley 

Belleville,  159  Front,  St . Geo.  Hume 

Brantford,  116  Dalhousie  St. . C.  T.  Beaman 

Brockville,  P.O.  Box  183 . H.  M.  Wakely 

Chatham,  137  King  St.  W . G.  A.  Bellinger 

Cornwall,  P.O.  Box  834 . H.  M.  Wakely 

Fort  Frances,  128  Church  St . W.  J.  Gray 

Fort  William,  Victoria  Blk . Wilfrid  Walker 

Galt,  126  Main  St . A.  H.  Ferguson 

Guelph,  60  MacDonnel  St . E.  W.  Browman 

Hamilton,  165  Jackson  St.  E . J.  E.  Shapland 

Kingston,  190  Wellington  St . M.  A.  Barrett 

Kirkland  Lake,  P.O.  Box  1104.  .  .  Mrs.  Mildred  Baird 

Kitchener,  31  College  St .  Ivan  Bowman 

London  294  Dundas  St . Robt.  D.  Johnston 

Midland,  246  King  St . Mrs.  M.  Galt 

Niagara  Falls,  664  Queen  St . Colm  Thompson 

North  Bay,  P.O.  Box  423 . P.  H.  Tatton 

Oakville,  P.O.  Box  333 . W.  D.  Savage 

Orillia,  P.O.  Box  66 . C.  J.  Bennett 

Oshawa,  37  King  St.  E . N.  K.  Gateson 

Ottawa,  219  Queen  St . A.  D.  Sinclair 

Owen  Sound,  880  Second  Ave.  E . Max  Smith 

Renfrew,  P.O.  Box  810 . • -H.  A- Jordan 

St.  Catharines,  115  Church  St . H.  E.  Wickham 

St.  Thomas,  428  Talbot  St . Mrs.  I.  Macgibbon 

Sarnia,  P.O.  Box  509 . B.  Ainsworth 

Sault  Ste  Marie,  P.O.  Box  32 . F-  J-  Enxton 

Stratford,  21  Market  PI . M  J  March 

Sudbury,  22  Elm  St.  E . . -W.  L.  Teed 

Timmins,  P.O.  Box  147 . ■ •  ■  P-  H.  Laporte 

Toronto  (Greater),  199  Bay  St . C.  B.  Flemmgton 

Welland,  P.O.  Box  56 . Mrs.  D.  Langman 

Windsor,  100  Ouellette  Ave . .  ,  ?  .r 

Woodstock,  4  Imperial  Bank  Chbrs. .  .John  A.  Lewis 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

CITY  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

Charlottetown,  P.O.  Box  241 . J-  A.  Vatcher 

QUEBEC 

CITY  OR  TOWN  MANAGER 

Montreal,  400  Ontario  St..  .  .....  •  •  • -A.  D.  Calvert 
Quebec,  604  St.  John  Montmigny  Bldg..  D.  Dor6 

Rouyn,  140A  Main  St . .  . . •  ••  •  Gilles  Huot 

Three  Rivers,  118  Radisson  St . Claude  flondeau 

Val  D’Or,  P.O.  Box  268 . DfenA  Chabot 


MANAGER 


SASKATCHEWAN 

CITT  OR  TOWN 

Moose  Jaw,  4  Dominion  Bank  Bldg..  .  .P.  J.  Stewart 

?l“p1S^thcAvBe!dg: ::::  :Mra: H:  l  K 

Saskatoon,  405-165  Third  Ave .  R.  C.  Steele 

(KetSil  Merchants  Credit  Bureau),  ^  ^ 

Yorktom  Royaf Bank  Bldg.'. .  .  .A.  T.  P.  Gilbert 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required. 


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RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


[  1956 


RELIGIOUS  DENOMINATIONS  AND  MISSIONARY 

SOCIETIES 

THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 

ARCHBISHOPS 

Most  Rev.  W.  F.  Barfoot,  M.A.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  S.T.D.,  Archbishop  of  Rupert’s  Laud  and  Metro¬ 
politan,  and  Primate  of  all  Canada,  Synod  Office,  Trinity  Hall,  Winnipeg  Man 
Most  Rev.  Philip  Carrington,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  Litt.D.,  S.T.D.,  D.D.,  Archbishop  of  Quebec  and  Metropolitan 
„  of  Ecclesiastical  Province  of  Canada,  1944.  Bishopthorpe,  69  d'Auteuil,  Quebec  City,  P.Q. 

Most  Rev.  H.  E.  Sexton,  D.D..  1952  Archbishop  of  British  Columbia,  and  Metropolitan  of  Ecclesiastical 
Province  of  British  Columbia,  906  Vancouver  St.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Most  Rev.  W.  L.  Wright,  D.D.,  D.C.L.  1955  Archbishop  of  Algoma  and  Metropolitan  of  Ecclesiastical 
Province  of  Ontario,  Bishophurst?  Sault  Ste.  Mane,  Ont. 


bishops 

With  date  of  consecration. 

Mt.  Rev.  W.  L.  Wright,  D.D.,  D.C.L.  1944,  Bishophurst,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ontario. 

Rt.  Rev.  D.  B  Marsh,  D.D.,  1950.  Church  House,  600  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Tu'pIUtN  JMPle-rCefi^.A'lnUD'LUD  ’.  50  B‘shop’s  Lodge,  Peace  River,  Alberta. 

4’  Norns  D.D  1950.  Bishop  s  Lodge,  Brandon,  Manitoba. 

Rt°ReveTTIp  ri’Tv93J'v.^!Sa0psclose’  906  Vanc°uver  St..  Victoria,  B.C. 

Rt.  Rev.  H.  G.  Watts,  B.A.,  D.D.,  F.R.G.S.,  1953.  Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 

Rt.  Rev.  G.  R.  Calvert,  B.A.,  D.D.,  1952.  Synod  Office,  Union  Bldg.,  Calgary,  Alta. 
Right  Rev .H.H.  Clark  B  A.  D.D.,  1953.  P.O.  Box  21,  Edmonton,  Alberta. 

NewBrlrik  '  ’  DD”  D’C’L”  1939‘  116  Princess  St”  Saint 

mfTwe°;ge/  L“t0“- B-A.,  D.D.,  1948.  Bishopstowe.  London.  Ont. 

LET iLJtt t-T°'ynshe“<1,I).D  Suffragan  Bishop,  1955,  Box  302,  London,  Ont. 

Right  Rev.  H.  E.  Hives,  D.  D.,  1954.  Bishopstowe,  Kenora,  Ont. 

Rt.  Rev.  P.  R.  Beattie ,  B .A . ,  DD . ,  1955,  2136  Abbott  St.,  Kelowna,  B.C. 

Rt'  Rev  C  DT”aDTL”  LL-D"  1943’  1444  Union  Ave-  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Rt  Rev'  N  R  nnAe°nmn0nRBi,A-’  T?”  1957?'  BishoPst°Pe,  Schumacher,  Ont. 

Rt.  Rev.  JN.  R.  Clarke,  D.D.  Bishop  of  James  Bay,  1951,  Moose  Factory,  Ont. 

R t'  Rev  nJi  Abraham’  M.A.,D.D.,1943.  Synod  Office,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Rt." Rev.'  W? E°]3agnS°,VB.IA!^'D.'D?!'l9'49 9  S^ee^House^lT^ B^y  St ^'^Hamilt^11^1^6 ' ’ 
m  Rev  1'  c  E i^T’A3' k  ^  :  4?4  B-mgton'sri^ °ntan°' 

!•  0nt- 
MosfR^R'CarringfoJ °M.A f DC f  Lfol'l  D^DD6"^ 

69  D’Auteuil  St.,  Quebec  P  Q  *  b’r-D-  D.D.,  1935.  Bishopthorpe, 

Rt  ReeVv  F  H  w'-R-'  "  DT”a195?;  39  York  ™g.,  Saskatoon,' Sask 
Toronto,  6nterim  mSOn’  M'A"  °D”  1953’  Synod  House'  135  Ade^e  St.  East, 
Rt.  Rev  T.  Greenwood,  D.D.,  1952.  Box  547,  Whitehorse,  Yukon. 

■Archbishop,  “Your  Grace”,  Bishop,  “Sir”,  “My  Lord”  or  “My  Lord  Bishop”. 

GKNERAL  SYNOD  OF  CANADA 

o-  Bpsssasss- « - — 

General  Secretary  of  General  Synod  Rev  Canon  TT  P  n  tnYu  *  n  i8  kjjeet,  Toronto. 

Hon.  Clerical  Secretary,  Rev.  Canon  E  H  Ma'ddocks  P  4  A  r? '  ’Boront°.  Ont. 

Hon.  Lay  Secretary,  His  BW, M?.  Justice  J^  £ Undent™  10thSt-  W„  Calgary,  Alta. 

Hon.  Treasurer  of  General  Synod  R  L.  Crombie 60) Jarvis *d“  Hadfax,  N.S. 
Gan.  Treasurer  of  General  Synod,  J.  R.  LigerVwood.^C.A.?  efcvi's  ^T^on^bnt. 

ECCLESIASTICAL  PROVINCB8  OK  CANADA 

“sassttK!  ftSfessaafaasw  *"**»«***-.  «*«. 

Yukon.'8’’  “”**“&  ““ 

CHUKCH  STATISTICS  (1954  REPOBT) 
lotal  Anglican  population,  1951  Census.  .  2,060  720 

lotal  number  of  Clergy .  2  057 

Total  number  of  Licensed  Lay  Readers  1  256 

Total  number  of  Churches . 3  455 

Total  value  of  Church  Property . $135,776i093 

lotal  number  of  other  Parish  Buildings.  1  572 
Total  number  of  Parsonages .  1,545 


Algoma 

Arctic 

Athabasca 

Brandon 

British  Columbia 

Caledonia 

Calgary 

Cariboo 

Edmonton. 

Fredericton 

Huron 

Keewatin 
Kootenay  » 
Montreal 
Moosonee 

Newfoundland 
New  Westminster 
Niagara 
Nova  Scotia 
Ontario 
Ottawa 
Qu’Appelle 
Quebec 

Rupert’s  Land 
Saskatchewan 
Saskatoon 
Toronto 

Yukon 
Form  of  address: — . 


Communicants. 


542,053 


Total  number  of  Dioceses 
Total  number  of  Sunday  Schools'/. 

1  °£al  number  of  Sunday  School 

I  eachers . 

Total  Scholars. . 

Contributions  to  M.S.c'.C.,'  G.B.R.E., 
C.cnb.,  W.A.  (Exclusive  of 
Dioceasan  work) . 


28 

2,720 

19,694 

266,189 


1,118,214 


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RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


461 


THE  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY  OF  THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 


General  Secretary — Rev.  Canon  L.  A.  Dixon,  O.B.E., 
M.A.,  D.D. 

Supt.  of  Indian  Schools — Rev.  Canon  H.  G.  Cook, 
B.A.,  D.D. 


Field  Secretary ,  Rev.  Canon  A.  II.  Davia,  B.A.,  D.D' 
General  Treasurer — J.  R.  Ligertwood,  C.A. 

Offices — The  Church  House.  600  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5, 
Ont. 


CANADIAN  MISSIONARY  DIOCESES 


Block  grants  are  made  to  fifteen  Canadian  Mis¬ 
sionary  Dioceses. 

AMONG  ORIENTALS  IN  CANADA 

Japanese: — 

Rev.  A.  I.  Yonemura,  B.A.,  Rev.  G.  G.  Nakayama, 
Miss  K.  Lang,  Miss  M.  Walker,  Miss  H.  L. 
Bailey,  Rev.  P.  K.  Imai,  Miss  G.  Tucker,  Mrs.  F. 
Hayashi. 

Chinese:— 

Vancouver — Rev.  Andrew  Lam,  B.A.,  L.Th. 
Victoria — Rev.  Douglas  Kendall,  M.A.,  and  Rev. 
Andrew  Lam,  B.A.,  L.Th. 

CANADA — INDIAN  BOARDING  SCHOOLS 
The  Chooutla  Sohool,  Oarcross,  Yukon —Principal, 
Rev.  C.  T.  Stanger. 

St  Michael’s  setmol,  Alert  Bay,  British  Columbia- 
Principal,  Rev.  J.  L.  Dalton,  L.Th. 

All  Saints’,  Aklavik,  N.W.T. — Principal,  Rev.  L.  P. 
Holman,  B.A. 

St.  John's.  WaDasca,  via  Slave  Lake,  Alberta — Prin¬ 
cipal,  Rev.  A.  E.  W.  Godwin. 

Old  Sun  School,  Blaukfoot  tteserve.  Gleichen.  Alberta 
— Principal,  Rev.  R.  J.  Crocker,  B.A.,  L.Th. 

St.  Pauls  school,  Blood  Reserve,  Cardston,  Alberta  - 
Principal,  Rev.  J.  E.  DeWolf,  B.A. 

St.  Cvprian’8  School,  Peigan  Reserve,  Brocket,  Alberta 
— Principal,  Rev.  H.  B.  Miller,  S.Th. 

Prince  Albert  School,  Prince  Albert — Principal,  Rev, 


Ontario — Principal, 


-Principal,  Rev. 
-Rev.  O.  South- 


Sioux  Lookout,  Sioux  Lookout,  Ontario — Principal, 
E.  S.  Salmon. 

Shingwauk,  Sault  Ste.  Marie, 

Rev.  Roy  Phillips,  L,Th. 

Moose  Factory,  via  Moosonee,  Ontario — Principal, 
Eric  Barrington. 

St.  Philips,  Fort  George,  Quebec- 
J.  C.  Martinson. 

Gordon's,  Punnichy,  Saskatchewan- 
ard,  S.Th. 

THK  COAST  MISSIONS 

The  Columbia  C.M. — Rev.  Canon  A.  D.  Greene, 

B. A.,  D.D.,  Superintendent;  The  Prince  Rupert 

C. M.,  Rev.  F.  W.  Mitchell. 

ANGLICAN  MISSION  TO  THE  JEWS 

Montreal — .  Toronto — 

Rev.  M.  Kaminsky,  Mrs.  Kaminsky,  Miss  A.  A. 
Forster,  Miss  Doris  Mintz,  Miss  Claire  Heller. 

DIOCESE  OF  THE  ARCTIC 

This  Diocese,  in  the  Ecclesiastical  Province  of 
Rupert’s  Land,  stretches  across  the  north  of  Canada, 
and  has  an  area  of  1,204,699  square  milts,  excluding 
water  areas.  It  has  an  estimated  population  of  about 
10,000 — Eskimo,  Indians  and  white.  Two  fully  equip¬ 
ped  Hospitals  have  been  established,  and  two  Residen¬ 
tial  Schools.  Rt.  Rev.  D.  B.  Marsh,  D.D.,  Bishop,  has 
hia  headquarters  at  Church  House. 


A.  J.  Scrase,  B.A.,  L.Th. 

WOMAN’S  AUXILIARY  OF  THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 


President,  Mrs.  Britton  Osier;  Vice-President  for 
Eastern  Canada,  Mrs.  G.  C.  P.  McIntyre;  Vice- 
President  for  Central  Canada,  Mrs.  H.  D.  Martin; 

Vice-President  for  Western  Canada,  Mrs.  F.  G. 

Cousins;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  Maxwell  B. 

OVERSEAS  MISSIONS 

India  Nagano — Miss 

Amritsar — Rt.  Rev.  C.  R.  H.  Wilkinson,  M.A..  D.D., 

1926,  Bishop  of  Amritsar,  1950,  and  Mrs.  Wilkin¬ 
son;  Capt.  J.  B.  Wade,  1948,  and  Mrs.  Wade. 

Ajnala — Rev.  K.  A.  Coleman  and  Mrs.  Coleman, 

1954. 

Mrs.'  Dustan,  1947;  Rev.  E.  S.  Davis,  B.A.Th.. 

M.A.,  1948,  and  Mrs.  Davis,  1949;  Miss  E 

Giovetti,  B.A.,  1950;  Miss  M.  McGreggor,  1952; 

Miss  Eva  Bonney,  S.Th.,  1954. 

Kangra— Miss  C.  V.  Jackson,  L.S.F.M.,  1922;  Miss 
M.  Nattress,  S.Th.,  1928;  Miss  F.  Haslam,  B.Sc., 

M  D.  1934;  Miss  W.  M.  A.  Gray,  Reg.N.,  1947; 

Miss  Mae  L.  Coates,  B.A.,  1948;  Miss  Daisy 
Dunlop,  Reg.N.,  1955. 

Manali— Dr.  J.  C.  Pedley. 

Simla— Miss  J.  F.  Wylie,  B.Sc.,  1946;  Miss  Mi  dred 
Twiss,  B.A.,  L.R.S.M.,  A.T.C.M.,  A.M.E.B.,  1954. 

Tarn  Taran— Rev.  D.  N.  Peel,  B.A.,  B.D.  and  Mrs. 

Peel,  1951. 

Vellore — Dr.  Florence  Nichols,  1946. 

Batala — Rev.  D.  W.  Luck,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  1953. 

Asrapur — Dr.  Samuel  Burfoot  and  Mrs.  Burfoot. 

PAKISTAN 

Lahore — Rev.  F.  A.  and  Miss  Elsa  Peter,  1940. 

JAPAN 

Diocese  of  Mid-Japan 

Obuse— Dr.  R.  K.  Start,  C.M.,  1930  and  Mrs.  Start, 

1929  (on  leave);  Miss  L.  M.  Powell,  Reg.N.,  1934; 

Miss  C.  A.  Benns,  Reg.N.,  1949 
Toyohashi— Miss  H.  M.  Horobin,  1923;  Miss  Alison 
Sheppard,  1952 


Parker,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Recording  Secretary,  Mrs.  F. 
H.  Pauli,  Christchurch  Rectory,  Listowel,  Ont. ; 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  H.  L.  Wigiesworth,  Church  House, 
600  Jarvis  Street,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 


Nagano — Miss  Marie  Foerstel,  1927;  Miss  Alison 
Sheppard,  1952. 

Nagoya — Rt.  Rev.  P.  S.  C.  Powles,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D. 
and  Mrs.  Powles,  1916;  Miss  H.  M.  Robinson, 
1912;  Miss  F.  B.  Hawkins,  1920;  Miss  Mary 
Harris,  B.A.,  1952. 

Gifu— Miss  J.  M.  Miller,  1935. 

Diocese  of  Kobe 

Hiroshima — Rev.  H.  J.  McSherry,  B.A.,  B.D.,  and 
Mrs.  McSherry,  1949. 

Shikoku — Rev.  R.  N.  Savary,  B.A.,  B.D.,  1937 
and  Mrs.  Savary,  1937;  Miss  S.  Fletcher,  1952. 
Diocese  of  Hokkaido 

Bibi — Rev.  Norman  D.  Smith,  M.A.,  1951. 

Diocese  of  Osaka 

Osaka — Miss  Constance  Purser,  B.A.,  1951. 
Tokyo— Rev.  R.  B.  Mutch,  B.A.,  B.D.  and  Mrs. 
Mutch,  B.A.,  1955. 

PALESTINE  _  ,  , 

Grant  to  Jerusalem  and  the  East  Mission  Bishop  s 
School,  Amman,  Jordan. 


Sierra  Leone- 


AFRICA 

Miss  Frances  Howard,  B.Sc.,  1952. 


INSTITUTIONS 

Schools  and  hospitals  are  maintained  in  Japan  and 

The  Woman’s  Auxiliary  is  responsible  for 
ali  work  among  women  and  children  in  the  Over¬ 
seas  and  Canadian  Mission  Fields  of  the  Anglican 
Church  of  Canada. 


THE  COUNCIL  FOR  SOCIAL  SERVICE  OF 
THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 

Chairman  The  Primate  of  All  I’anada  (ex  officio). 

General  Secretary— Rev.  L.  F.  Hatfield,  M.A.,  L.Th. 

Assistant  and  Field  Secretary-.  .  . .  . .  -  - 5  OnT 

Offirp <? _ The  Church  House,  600  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont.  » 

ci^rySg^on31^ Fs<ocial>  weSare^ork.*8  Tim  °<^unciRproiimtes  the^tud^'o^Borial  ^reforms^th^protection  of 


462 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


[1956 


minorities,  and  relief  problems.  Anglican  immigrants  are  met  at  the  ports  by  chaplains  whose  addresses  are 
as  follows: 

Rev.  F.  D.  Smith,  37  South  Park  St.,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Rev.  Canon  W.  P.  Haigh,  183  Duke  St.,  West  Saint 
John,  N.B.;  Very  Rev.  R.  L.  Seaborn,  29  Garden  St.,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

THE  GENERAL  BOARD  OF  RELIGIOUS  EDUCATION  OF 
THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 

Chairman,  The  Primate  of  All  Canada  (ex  officio);  General  Secretary,  Rev.  Canon  A.  Harding  Priest,  B.A. 
D.D.,  Assistant  Secretary,  Rev.  T.  E.  Jones,  B.A.,  B.D. 

Department  Secretaries— Editorial,  Rev.  D.  B.  Rogers,  M.A.,  D.C.L.;  Field  (Western),  Rev.  J.  L.  Clark,  B.A . 
(Central  Western),  Rev.  A.  B.  Craig,  B.A.;  Supervisor,  Girls  Work,  Miss  Florence  Lamb;  Supervisor,  Child¬ 
ren  s  W  ork,  Miss  E.  B.  Rice;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Chancellor  R.  H.  Soward,  B.A. 

Offices  of  the  Board,  The  Church  House,  600  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

ANGLICAN  WOMEN’S  TRAINING  COLLEGE 

THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA  DEACONESS  AND  MISSIONARY  TRAINING  HOUSE 

217  St.  George  St.,  Toronto. 

President . Mr.  R.  H.  Soward,  B.A.,  Q.C. 

Principal . Miss  Ruth  Scott,  B.A. 

Dean . Miss  Constance  Williston,  B.A.,  L.Th. 

Treasurer. . . Mrs.  H.  J.  Cody 

Corresponding  Secretary . Mrs.  E.  R.  Wigby 

THE  CHURCH  ARMY  IN  CANADA 

Hsaoquarikks  and  Training  Cbntre — 

397  Brunswick  Ave. .  Toronto,  Ont. 

Warden,  Rev.  Leslie  Hunt,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Director, 

Capt.  R.  A.  Taylor,  C.A. 

All  information  can  be  obtained  from  the  Director 
at  Toronto  Headquarters. 


Recording  Secretary . Mrs.  A.  H.  Davis 

Financial  Secretary 

Miss  Mary  Rendell,  B.A.,  B.S.L.,  S.T.B 
Chaplain . Rev.  Canon  H.  R.  Hunt,  M.A.,  D.D. 

NATIONAL  LAYMEN’S  COUNCIL 

OF  THE  ANGLICAN  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 

The  Church  House,  600  Jarvis  Street,  Toronto  5, 
Ont. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHURCH  IN  CANADA 

Roman  Catholic  population  of  Canada,  Census  1951:  6,069,496 
THE  HIERARCHY 

Apostolic  Delegation — 520  Driveway,  Ottawa. 

His  Excellency,  the  Most  Rev.  Giovanni  Panico,  Apostolic  Delegate. 

Rt-  ¥s§r.  Pietro  Pavani,  D.P.,  Counsellor  at  the  Apostolic  Delegation. 

Rev.  Lucien  Dozois,  O.M.I.,  Secretary  at  the  Apostolic  Delegation. 

Rev.  Carmelo  Cassati,  M.S.C.,  Secretary  to  the  Apostolic  Delegate. 

Rev.  John  McConnell,  Secretary  at  the  Apostolic  Delegation. 

In  the  following  list  Archbishops  and  Bishops  have  the  title  of  ‘‘Most  Rev  ”  The  title  of  "Rio-ht  Rev  "  n 


The  ecclesiastical  form  of  address  is  shown  by  the  following  examples: 

£  gS  i"4p.  J. Kingston 

Th.  deoi'tS  jrssfta&*4B  jss  *=■«».  -  i&ssr" 


...  PROVINCE  OF  EDMONTON  tt.unt,™ 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  H.  MacDonald,  D.D. 

Archbishop  ...  .  .  .  . 1934  Edmonton 

A  iAnth?nA  Jordan,  O.M.I.,  D.D.,  Coadjutor 
1945lblShOP  °f  Edmonton  with  right  of  succession. 

Mt.  Rev.  F.  P.  Carroll,  D.D . 1936  Calgarv 

Mt.  Rev.  L.  Ph.  Lussier,  C.SS.R..19&  Saxaul 
Mt.  Rev.  Henri  Routhier,  O.M.I., 

D.D.,  Vicar  Apostolic.  . 1945  Grouard 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  Trocellier,  O.M.I., 

Vicar  Apostolic . 1940  Mackenzie 

PROVINCE  OF  HALIFAX 

Mt.  Rev  Gerald  Berry  D.D . 1945  Halifax 

M  .Rev.J.R.MacDonald,.  D.D., .  1943  Antigonish 

Rev.  Malcolm  A.  McEachern, 

1955  Charlottetown 
1953  Yarmouth 


:  name  is  that  of  the  Diocese. 


D.D. 


Mt.  Rev.  Albert  LemSnager, D.D. 

PROVINCE  OF  KINQ8T0N 
Mt.  Rev.  J.  A.  O’Sullivan,  D.D.. .  1931  Kingston 

Mt  tw'  Ros?noBrodeur  D.D..  1941  Alexandria 
Mt.  Rev.  Benjamin  I.  Webster, 

nf  r ’  p  tt’  y.; . 1946  Peterborough 

Mt.  Rev.  R.  H.  Dignan.  D.D..  .  .  1935  Sault  SteMarie 

PROVINCE  OF  SHERBROOKE 

Mt.  Rev.  Georges  Cabana . 1941  Sherbrooke 

m['  PCV'  ArthurDouviUe,  D.D. .  .  1940  St-Hyacinthe 
Mt.  Rev.  Albert  Martin,  D.D . 1950  Nicolet 

PROVINCE  OF  REGINA 

Mt.  Rev.  M.  C.  O’Neill  D.D. .  . .  1948  Regina 

Mt.  Rev.  Leo  Blais,  D.D  . 1952  Prince  Albert 

Mt.  Rev.  Aim6  DScosse,  D.D. .  .  .  1954  Gravelbourg 

Rl 3V-  Franck  Klein,  D.D . 1952  Saskatoon 

Rt.  Rev.  Sevenn  Gertken,  O.S.B. 

(Abbot  Nullius) . 1927  Muenster 


Mt. 


DIOCESE 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 
Rev.  Maurice  Roy,  D.D., 

Arohbishop  of  Quebec . '.’l946  Quebec 

Mt.  Rev.  Charles  Omer  Garant, 

A™iliarVA-  . . 1948  Quebec 

Mt.  Rev.  Lionel  Audet,  D.D.  II 

Auxiliary  . .  . .  ,’l952  Quebec 

Mt.  Rev.  G.  Melancon  D.D . 1940  Chiooutimi 

Mt.  Rev.  Bruno  Desrochers,  D.D .  1951  Ste-Anne-de- 

Mt.  Rev.  Joseph  AM6eD^mfrais, 1943  R‘VerS 


D.D. 


.  1931  Amos 


PROVINCE  OF  RIMOUSKI 
Mt.  Rev.  Chs.-Eugeine  Parent, 

Mt  r"  AACi^i®hr0pu', . 1944  Rimouski 

Mt.  Rev  AHnm  Leblanc,  D.D.  .  .  1941  Gasp6 
MriRev.Napol^onLabrie.C.J.Af.,  V 

-  ‘  ‘  t  ’ '  a  V  -••••  'A . 1938  Gulf  of  St- 

D  D  'vie'  .®°h®®er,  O.M.I.,  [Lawrence 

D.D.,  Vicar  Apostolic . 1946  Labrador 

PROVINCE  OF  VANCOUVER 

Mt.  Rev.  W.  M.  Duke, 

MCR^^fchlefA1!' H7rerinXn,Tight  ^  SUCCeSSi°n' 

ntfe:  : ;  •'  •' ;  11994552  ^*PS 

McCarthy  D.D.  . 1955  Nelson 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  Coudert,  O.M.I., 

D.D.,  Vicar  Apostolic . 1936  Whitehorse, Y. 


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RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


463 


PROVINCE  OF  ST.  BONIFACE 

Mt.  Rev.  A.  B61iveau,  D.D . 1913  St.  Boniface 

Mt.  Rev.  Maurice  Baudoux,  D.D, 

Coadjutor  Archbishop . 1948  St.  Boniface 

. Keewatin 

Mt.  Rev.  Marc  Lacroix, 

D.D.,  Vicar  Apostolic . 1943  Hudson’s  Bay 

PROVINCE  OF  TORONTO 

His  Em.  Cardinal  J.  C.  McGuigan.1930  Toronto 
Mt.  Rev.  F.  V.  Allen,  D.D. 

Auxiliary . 1954  Toronto 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  F.  Ryan.  D.D . 1937  Hamilton 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  C.  Cody,  D.D . 1937  London 

Mt.  Rev.  E.  0.  Jennings,  D.D.  .  .1947  Fort  William 

PROVINCE  OF  MONTREAL 

His  Em.  Cardinal  Paul-Emile 

L6ger,  S.S.,  D.D . 1950  Montreal 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  Conrad  Chaumont, 

D.D.,  Auxiliary . 1941  Montreal 

Mt.  Rev.  Lawrence  P.  Whelan, 

D.D.,  Auxiliary . 1941  Montreal 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  A.  Papineau,  D.D..  .  .1928  Joliette 
Mt.  Rev.  Edouard  Jett6,  D.D., 

Auxiliary . 1948  Joliette 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  Alfred  Langlois,  D.D .  1924  Valleyfield 
Mt.  Rev.  Percival  Caza,  D.D., 

Auxiliary .  .  . 1948  4  alleyfield 

Mt.  Rev.  G-M  Coderre,  D.D.  .  .  .1951  St.  John 
Mt.  Rev.  Emilien  Frenette,  D.D. .1951  St.  Jerome 

PROVINCE  OF  MONCTON 

Mt.  Rev.  N.  Robichaud,  D.D..  .  .1942  Moncton 

Mt.  Rev.  C-A.  Leblanc,  D.D . 1942  Bathurst 

Mt.Rev.AlfredB.  Leverman.D.D.  1948  Saint  John 
Mt.  Rev.  J.  Rom6o  Gagnon,  D.D.  1949  Edmundston 

PROVINCE  OF  OTTAWA 

Mt.  Rev.  M.  J.  Lemieux,  O.P., 

D.D.,  Archbishop . 1953  Ottawa 


Mt.  Rev.  J.  E.  Limoges,  D.D. .  .  .  1923  Mont  Laurier 
Mt.  Rev.  Wm.  J.  Smith,  D.D..  .  .1945  Pembroke 
Mt.  Rev.  Maxime  Tessier,  D.D.  .1951  Timmins 

Mt.  Rev.  Louis  Levesque . 1952  Hearst 

Mt.  Rev.  H.  Belleau,  O.M.I.,  D.D., 

Vicar  Apostolic . 1940  James  Bay 

PROVINCE  OF  ST.  JOHN’S 

Mt.  Rev.  P.  J.  Skinner, 

D.D.,  Archbishop . 1950  St.  John’s 

Mt.  Rev.  J.  M.  O’Neill,  D.D . 1940  Harbour 

Grace 

Mt.  Rev.  Miohael  O’Reilly,  D.D..1941  St.  George’s 

ARCHDIOCESE  OF  WINNIPEG 

(Immediately  subject  to  the  Holy  See.) 

Mt.  Rev.  F.  Ph.  Pocock,  D.D.,  Archbishop  of  Win¬ 
nipeg. 

UKRAINIAN  CATHOLIC  CHURCH  IN  CANADA 

Mt.  Rev.  B.  V.  Ladyka,  O.S.B.M., 

D.D.,  (Residence:  Winnipeg) .  .  1929  Central 
Mt.  Rev.  Maxim  Hermaniuk,  (Exarchate 

C. SS.R.,  D.D.,  Coadjustor  Arch¬ 
bishop  . 1951  Winnipeg 

Mt.  Rev.  Andrew  Roborecki,  D.D. , 

(Residence:  Saskatoon . 1951  Saskatchewan 

Exarchate 

Mt.  Rev.  N.  N.  Savaryn,  O.S.B.M., 

D. D.,  (Residence:  Edmonton)..  1943  Western 

Exarchate 

Mt.  Rev.  Isidore  Borecky,  D.D., 

(Residence:  Toronto) . 1948  Eastern 

_  Exarchate 


Mt.  Rev.  Joseph  Charbonneau,  D.D., 

Titular  Archbishop  of  Bosphorus,  Roman  Count, 
Assistant  to  the  Pontifical  Throne. 

Mt.Rev.  C.  L.  Nelligan,  D.D..  .  .  1937  Titular  Bishop 

of  Phenice 

Mt.  Rev.  Guillaume  Trudel,  _ 

Retired . Cartierville,  P.Q. 


THE  UNITED  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 


The  United  Church  of  Canada  was  inaugurated  on  June  10th  1925,  when  the 
Canada,  the  Methodist  Church,  the  Presbyterian  Church  in  Canada  and  the  Loc^Union  Churches  mWMtern 
Canada  were  united  into  one  Canadian  Church.  Since  that  date  the  Wesleyan  Metho^t  church,  Bermuaa 
has  affiliated,  and  a  number  of  Welsh  Presbyterian,  Christian,  and  Union  Congregations  have  been  received 

into  the  United  Church.  ,  „„  _.  v.  iosa 

Statistics  for  the  Year  ending  December  31st,  1954 


Number  professing  the  United  Church  faith 

(census  1951) .  2,867,271 

Total  Membership .  894,556 

Number  of  Ministers.  . .  3,178 

Number  of  Overseas  Missionaries  in  the 

active  work  -64 


Number  of  Preaching  Places . 

Number  of  Sunday  Schools . .  ■  ■  •  •  ■  • 

Membership-Officers,  Teachers,  Scholars  “36,664 
Total  Value  of  Congregational  Property .  227 .195,802 
Total  Raised  for  All  Purposes . ®  3b,7oo,04i 


active  worm .  .  .  .  . _ 

The  Year  Book,  giving  list  of  ministers  and  pastoral  charges,  and information  concerning  miss 
etc.,  is  published  by  the  General  Council  Office,  Room  421  WeBley  Building,  Toronto. 

The  Executive  Officers  of  The  United  Church  are  as  follow: 


Moderator — The  Rt.  Rev.  George  Dorey,  B.A.,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary — Rev.  Ernest  E.  Long,  B.A.,  B.D.,  D.D., 
Toronto,  Ont. 


Treasurer — Rev.  Victor  T.  Mooney,  B.A.,  D.D. 
Secretary  of  Board  of  Christian  Education  Rev. 
David  I.  Forsyth,  B.A.,  D.D.,  Associate  Secretaries 
— Rev.  John  Alvin  Cooper,  B.S.A.,  B.D.,  Ed.D., 
Rev.  Frank  P.  Fidler,  B.Sc.,  B.D. 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Colleges  and  Secondary  Schools—- 
Rev.  W.  Harold  Young,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
Secretary  of  Board  of  Evangelism  and  Social  Service 
Rev.  J.  R.  Mutchmor.  M.A.,  D.D.  Associate  Sec¬ 
retary — Rev.  W.  G.  Berry,  M.A.,  B.D. 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Overseas  Missions  Rev.  JJ.  rl. 
Gallagher,  B.A.,  B.D.,  LL.B.,  D.D.  Associate 
Secretary — Rev.  T.  E.  F.  Honey,  B.A.,  S.T.M. 
Secretary  of  Board  of  Home  Missions  Rev.  M.  G. 
Macdonald,  B.A.,  D.D.,  Associate  Secretary— Rev. 
John  R.  Leng,  M.C.,  B.A.,  B.D. 


A /Secretary  of  Missionary  and  Maintenance 

ment — Rev.  H.  E.  D.  Ashford  M.B  E.  M^A  B-D . 
D.D.;  Associate  Secretaries — Rev.  G.  A.  Williams, 
D.D.,  Rev.  Sterling  J.  Kitchen,  B.A. 

Secretary  Board  of  Information  and  Stewardship 
Dr.  H.  L.  Pottle,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Secretary,  Board  of  Men— Ralph  C.  Young;  Associate- 

Secretary — Ralph  Wilson.  u  A  R  n  D  D 

Book  Steward— Rev.  C.  H.  Dickinson,  B.A.,  B.D.  ILD. 
Secretary  of  Board  of  Pensions — Rev.  H.  G.  luttle, 

M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.  -dag 

Editor,  The  United  Church  Observer— Rev.  A.  G. 

Editor/S^Sunday  School  Publications— Rev.  Peter 
Gordon  White,  B.A.,  B.D.  Associate— Rev. 

Wilbur  K.  Howard,  B.A.  .  „  ■  ,  , _ 

General  Secretary,  Woman  s  Missionary  Society 
Miss  Anne  I.  Ward.  .  „  wiU„„ 

Secretary,  Woman's  Association — Miss  B-  Wilson. 
Secretary,  Committee  on  the  Deaconess  Order  and 
Woman  Workers — Mrs.  W.  J.  Campion.  ^ 


TheGteLreal  Offic^ofBThe  United  Church  of  Canada  are  Wesley  Buildings.  299  Queen  St.  W..  Toronto. 

THE  UNITED  CHUBCH  OF  CANADA;  SECRETARIES  OF  THE  CONFERENCES 


Newfoundland;— Rev.  Fred  W.  Bradbury,  B.A., 
B.D.,  Buchans,  Nfld.  , 

Maritime:— Rev.  E.  D.  Murray,  B.A.,  65  Edinburgh 

St.,  Halifax,  N.S.  T  _  ,  a 

Montreal  and  Ottawa: — Rev.  John  Hurst,  Spencer- 

ville,  R.R.  4,„Ont. 


Lttttl  AmiliO  V/XJ  x  - - -  . 

Bay  of  Quinte: — Rev.  Kenneth  J.  Crawford,  B.A., 

ToB,oD»;o“‘Sv°rajoh;  A.  C.  Kell,  M.A..  Durham. 

H^Jl'eTONl  Uev.  H.  W.  Strapp.  Mount  Pleasant, 
Ont. 


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RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


[  1956 


London:— Rev.  A.  E.  Duffield,  B.A.,  B.D.,  B.Paed., 
Lambeth,  Ont. 

Manitoba: — Rev.  D.  B.  Sparling,  B.A.,  B.D., 
Box  547,  Virden,  Man. 


Saskatchewan:— Rev.  E.  A.  King,  M.A.,  Box  675, 
Estevan,  Sask. 

Albekta: — Rev.  H.  J.  Miller,  B.A.,  Box  544,  Olds. 
British  Columbia:— Rev.  Franck  G.  Patterson 
B.A.,  B.D.,  734  E.  Victoria  Park,  N.  Vancouver. 


Chairman — Rev.  A.  B.  B. 

LL.D. 

Secretaries — See  list  of  Church  Officers. 

Fields — Africa,  Angola,  Northern  Rhodesia; 


THE  BOARD  OF  OVERSEAS  MISSIONS 


Moore,  B.A.,  B.D.,  D.D., 


Asia, 


Centra]  India,  Japan,  Korea:  West  Indies,  Trinidad. 
The  expenditure  for  the  year  ending  December  31st, 
1954,  was  $919,534.34. 

150  Canadian  missionaries  are  employed. 


THE  BOARD  OF  HOME  MISSIONS 

T.  Carman— Rev  W  M.  M"s.tard-  M.A  D.D.  Secretaries — See  list  of  Officers 

served  hfm  ma'n*ams  .866  Home  Missions  in  Canada  and  Bermuda,  comprising  3,000  preaching  centres 
served  by  1175  missionaries.  Services  are  carried  on  in  19  different  languages,  including  various  Indian  dialects’ 
Evangelistic  centres,  hospitals,  school  homes,  Churches  of  All  Nations,  marine  missions,  Indian  residential  and 
day  schools,  religious  and  social  service  work  in  institutions  among  Non-Anglo-Saxons  and  Orientals  and 
Immigration  work  are  included  among  the  various  phases  of  missionary  enterpriser The  expenditure  for  Ihe 
year  ended  December  31,  1954,  was  $1,267,933.00.  p  e  exPenanure  tor  the 

THE  WOMAN’S  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY  OF  THE  UNITED  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 


President— Mrs.  John  McKillop,  92  Northcliffe  Blvd 
Toronto  10,  Ont. 

General  Secretary — Miss  Anne  I.  Ward,  299  Queen 
St.  W.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 

Treasur er  M rs .  J.  R.  Seaman,  398  Willard  Ave. 
Toronto  9,  Ont. 

Assistant  Treasurer — Miss  Marion  P.  Mcllwain,  299 
Queen  St.  W.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 


Home  Mission  Executive  Secretary — Mrs.  C  Maxwell 
Loveys,  299  Queen  St.  W„  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 
Overseas  Missions  Executive  Secretary — Mrs  Hugh 
D.  Taylor,  299  Queen  St.  W„  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 
Associate  Missions  Executive  Secretary — Mrs  W  G 
Coates,  299  Queen  St.  W„  Toronto,  2B,  Ont. 

Home  Organization  Executive  Secretary — Miss  Dorothy 
M.  Young,  299  Queen  St.  W.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 


rpi  ,  r  ,1  -rrr  ,  V^UCCH  Oil.  W.,  1  OrOntO  ZI3,  Unt. 

vision  M^es,v  T -n  s.  Missionary  Society  in  Canada  and  6  overseas  fields  is  carried  on  under  the  super 

THE  BOARD  OF  CHRISTIAN  EDUCATION 
The  B  H  f^“"-Dr-G-A-WhaaWe  Secretaries-See  list  of  Officers. 

attach  stage  of  h^devtfopi S* mly'bekd  " to* know^f  “  £du/ation  ‘ba*  every  individual. 

It  has  responsibility  for  leadership  of  Church  Schools,  Young  PeopleV uffilll AffidtGrmm 11 j  rt™ 
week  work  with  junior  and  teen-a^e  bovq  nnH  o-ir i«  •  eTpie  8  Uruon^  Adult  Groups,  and  through-the- 

Christian  Youth  Caravans,  Weekday  Religious  Education ^Famflv ' SIipervisl0n  °j  Vacation  Church  Schools, 
Camps,  Conferences  and  Residential  ChrStTn  Workers" CeXf  W“te^  Schools,  Institutes, 

programme  materials,  and  Leadership  Education  for  all  phased  Pf  J*1?  Board  provides  for  curriculum  and 
evaluation  service  in  visual  aids  and  has  shared  in  the  -°f  Cthr!ft,a."  Education  work.  It  provides 

Mail  and  Air.”  Since  the  organization  of  The  United  rhnrehlSf°r'  J"  Sunday-  School  in  the  Home  by 
Christian  Education  activity!  United  Church  of  Canada  there  has  been  a  steady  growth  of 

TIIE  BOARD  OF  COLLEGES  AND  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 
Chairman,  Rev.  C.  Andrew  Lawson,  B.A.,  B.D  D  D 
Secretary,  Rev.  W.  Harold  Young,  M.A.,  B.D.,  DD  LL  D 

recruiting°candidatesSforlStheimini<stry1PeiAmong0thesee  *"f?de®es  of  The  United  Church  of  Canada  and  for 
University,  Sackville,  N.B.,  Victoria Zolle^oronto  and  Mount  Allison 

Colleges,  one  Training  School  for  Deaconesses,  Missionaries  and  Ph  W‘TPeg;  aIa°.  eight  Theological 

Schools  or  junior  colleges  in  an  area  stretchino- from  St  John’s  IfflH  tv  workers,  and  eight  Secondary 

of  students  attend  these  Educational  institutions.  The  properWh. ?C.ouvf’  ?’C’  nMaI?y  thousands 
aggregate  of  over  twenty  million  dollars.  P  P  i  investment  involved  reaches  the  impressive 


tah  PENSION  FUND 

Chairman — Mr.  T.  F.  B.  Walker 

Ihe  object  of  this  Fund  is  to  provide  a  pension  for  no-ed  j-  i  1  ‘Secretaries — See  list  of  officers, 
widows  and  dependent  children.  During  yeL  ending  DefemheA^f  lQ6! !V^nilters  and  Missionaries,  their 
Ministers  received  $759,850.41;  879  widows  received  $432  83fi  7R3 Ky’  l?m4’  the  be.nefits  were  as  follows;  939 
was  paid  in  Mortality  Benefits  and  S13.239.09  in  Emergency  Grante  Chlldren  received  $7,919.53.  $16,100.00 

„,  .  THE  BOARD  OF  EVANGELISM  AND  SOCIAL  SERVICE 

Chairman  Rev.  Angus  J.  MacQueen,  B.A.  B  D  o  ,  ■ 

The  Board  gives  leadership  to  the  Phnroh  ;  ’’  .  Secretaries  See  list  of  Officers. 

in  the  promotion  of  evangelism,  the  developmen^ofThTsmTRualWeYd6  ^,d  Courts  of  the  Church- 

of  the  principles  of  the  Gospel  of  Jesus  to  the  whole  of  life  l/  no  d  W?rk  °f.the  Cburch  and  the  application 
temperance  and  represents  the  Church  in  campaigns  in  behalf :°IJd}lcts  systematic  and  scientific  study  of 
enforcement.  It  has  a  similar  responsibility  in  combating  SL  temperance  education,  legislation  and 
seeks  to  maintain  the  observance  of  the  Lord’s.  n7v  onl  u  g  and  other  social  evils.  The  Board  also 
matters  as  Christian  Faith,  social  security  laws  housing  f°-  researob  in  regard  to  such 

gives  leadership  to  the  Church  in  International  Affairs  Social  W»lf  trea*™.ent  of  prisoners,  etc.  The  Board  also 
R  Thte°EaVlsIcn?,rtrpie’tathe  ,f°B°'vlng  Welfare  Institutions:—  f  ’  Cltizenship,  penal  reform,  and  Industrial 

Memorial  Institute,  Thorold;  The^nitecfchm-eh  Horn™ or  C  A*’  §ch°o1’  Georgetown;  The  Maclean-Malpas 

tar  FMe°  1GP  S’  Calgacryi  Agnes  Forbes  Lodge  Fort  Sa“  a  chewin'  Social  Serltae 

for  Elderly  Persons,  Saskatoon;  The  Ina  Grafton  AllaV  Ru“dle  Lodge,  Calgary ;  Oliver  Lodge 

CBHen8'  5eepaya'  Man.;  United  Church  Home  for  Ehtarlv  LaHie^lT"'!’  Psborne  H°me  for  Elderfy 

Citizens,  Burnaby  B.C.;  Dunedin  Home  for  Elderly  Women  M?n4£ea};  £air  Haven  Home  for  Senior 

Home  Toronto;  Hillcrest  Home,  Orillia,  Ont.;  United  Church  W  GVeV:  The  Ina  Grafton  Gage 

Dirk1 3’-r^lnl?lpeg,  Man  ;  and  “-operates  with  other  Churches  ta  Andrew’s  Church 

Girls.  Winnipeg:  The  Maritime  Home  for  Girls  at  Truro  N  q  the  ,management  of  The  Church  Home  for 
W„«„.  n.  Moncton,  N,B.  The  Boned  „„  ,  H=to 


1956] 


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465 


THE  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH  IN  CANADA 

The  Eighty-first  General  Assembly  was  held  in  St.  Andrew’s  Church,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Wednesday  June  1,  1955. 

Church  Offices,  63  St.  George  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

The  total  number  of  Presbyterians  in  Canada,  per  census  1951,  is  781,747 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY 


Moderator — Rev.  W.  T.  McCree,  M.A.,  D.D., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Joint  Clerks — Rev.  E.  A.  Thomson,  B.A.,  D.D., 
Toronto;  Rev.  L.  H.  Fowler,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Harriston, 
Ont. 

Treasurer — Mr.  James  Dutton,  Toronto,  Ont. 


(Latest  Statistics  to  December  31st,  1954) 
Synods  8,  Presbyteries  48,  Congregations  1,161, 
Communicants  on  Roll  183,320,  Ministers  749, 
Sunday  Schools  935,  Scholars  102,839,  Teachers  and 
Officers  9,572.  Amount  raised  for  all  purposes 
$7,649,198. 


BOARDS  AND  COMMITTEES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY 


Board  of  Administration — Chairman,  Mr.  James 
Dutton,  Peterborough,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Rev.  E.  A. 
Thomson,  B.A.,  D.D.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Trustee  Board — Chairman,  Mr.  B.  M.  Hannigan, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Rev.  E.  A.  Thomson, 
B.A.,  D.D.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

General  Board  of  Missions — Chairman,  Rev.  G.  D. 
Johnson,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Brantford,  Ont., 
Secretaries,  Rev.  J.  A.  Munro,  M.C.,  B.A.,  D.D., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Rev.  E.  H.  Johnson,  B.Sc.,  B.Th., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Board  of  Christian  Education — Chairman,  Rev.  F.  J. 
Barr,  M.A.,  Stratford,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Rev.  J.  S. 
Clarke,  B.A.,  Toronto;  Girls’  Work  Secretary, 
Miss  Margaret  MacNaughton,  B.A.,  Toronto; 
Editor,  Rev.  W.  H.  Fuller,  B.A.,  Th.  B„  Toronto. 

Knox  College,  Toronto;  Board,  A  /Chairman, 
Mr.  A.  W.  R.  Adair,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Senate, 
Principal,  Rev.  J.  S.  Glen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Th., 
Toronto. 

Presbyterian  College, Montreal;  Board,  Chairman, 
Professor  John  Hughes,  Montreal,  Que.;  Principal, 
Rev.  R.  Lennox,  Ph.D. 

Board  of  Education — Chairman,  Rev.  D.  N.  MacMillan, 
Ph.D.,  Dunvegan,  Ont. 

THE  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH  IN 


M issionary  and  Deaconess  Training  School — Chairman 
Rev.  J.  D.  Smart,  Ph.D.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Principal, 
Mrs.  H.  Ralston,  B.A.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Pension  Board — Chairman,  C.  M.  Pitts,  B.Sc., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Church  Extension  and  Church  and  Manse  Board — 
Chairman,  Rev.  R.  K.  Cameron,  M.A.,  Toronto, 
Ont.  Secretary,  Rev.  E.  A.  Thomson,  B.A.,  D.D. 
Toronto. 

Committee  on  History — Convener,  Rev.  J.  A.  Mc¬ 
Mahon,  B.A.,  Port  Arthur,  Ont. 

The  Stewardship  and  Budget  Committee — Convener, 
Mr.  A.  G.  Mackenzie,  St.  Catharines,  Ont.;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Rev.  A.  N.  Miller,  B.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.,  Toronto. 

Committee  on  Church  Worship — Convener,  Rev.  W. 
Scott  Duncan,  B.A.,  Toronto. 

Board  of  Evangelism  and  Social  Action — Chairman, 
Rev.  M.  D.  Gangi,  B.Th.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Committee  on  Inter-Church  Relations  Convener, 
H.  M.  Jackson,  Simcoe,  Ont. 

Chaplaincy  Committee — Convener,  Rev.  J.  G.  Murdoch, 
B.A.,  Waterloo,  Ont. 

The  Record  Committee — Convener,  E.  M.  Shortt, 
London,  Ont.;  Editor,  Rev.  John  McNab,  M.A., 
D.D.,  Toronto. 

CANADA  HAS  EIGHT  SYNODS 


SYNOD  OF  THE  MAEITIMES 

Clerk — Rev.  E.  H.  Bean,  B.Th.,  Kensington,  P.E.I. 

SYNOD  OF  MONTBEAL  AND  OTTAWA 

Clerk— Rev.  W.  McLean,  M.B.E.,  4193  Hampton 
Ave.,  N.D.G.  Montreal,  Que. 

SYNOD  OF  TORONTO  AND  KINGSTON 

Clerk — Rev.  Donald  McQueen,  B.A.,  Lindsay,  Ont. 

SYNOD  OF  HAMILTON  AND  LONDON 

Clerk — Rev.  J.  K.  West,  B.A.,  St.  Thomas,  Ont. 


SYNOD  OF  MANITOBA 

Clerk — Rev.  M.  E.  R.  Boudreau,  S.T.D.,  218  Enfield 
Cresc.,  Norwood,  Man. 

SYNOD  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 

Clerk — Rev.  H.  K.  Caslor,  B.A.,  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 

SYNOD  OF  ALBERTA 

Clerk — Rev.  D.  L.  Crocker,  M.A.,  7130/105A  Street, 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

SYNOD  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Clerk— Rev.  F.  G.  St.  Denis,  B.A.,  686  W.  24th  Ave.. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 


The  Presbyterian  Missionary  and  Deaconess  1  raining  School 
156  St.  George  St„  Toronto. 

Chairman _ Rev  J.  D.  Smart,  Ph.D.,  Toronto;  Principal  of  the  School — Mrs.  H.  Ralston,  B. A.,  Toronto,  Unt. 

The  Course’  of  General  Studies  is  supplemented  by  Lectures  by  the  Principal  and  Professors  of  Knox 
College! Toronto;  by  the  Principal  and  staff  of  the  Canadian  School  of  Missions;  the  Extension  Department 
and  the  Faculty  of  Social  Services  of  Toronto  University,  et  al. 


Women's  Missionary  Societies 

Western  Division — Offices:  Room  800,  100  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto  1. 


President — Mrs.  W.  R.  Adamson,  164  Reynolds  Ave., 
Oakville,  Ont. 

Secretaries,  etc.— -Toronto 
Recording  and  Corresponding— Mrs.  L.  B.  Beath. 
Treasurer — Mrs.  I.  G.  Sinclair.  , 

Executive  Director  of  N ational  Missions  Miss  r  rieda 
Matthews.  . 

Executive  Director  of  Overseas  Missions — Miss  Laura 
K.  Pelton.  _  , , 

Executive  Director  of  Publications — Mrs.  1  .  Gould 
Director  of  Organization — Miss  Margaret  Webster, 
B.A.,  100  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto. 


Secretary  for  Adult  Work — Miss  Louise  Reith,  M.A. 

100  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary  for  Girls'  Work— Miss  Margaret  Mc- 
Naughton,  B.A. 

Secretary  for  Children’s  Work — Miss  Ada  Adams. 

EASTERN  DIVISION 

President — Mrs.  H.  M.  Strickland,  Sydney  Mines, 
N  S 

Home  Missions  Secretary — Mrs.  D.  R.  MacLean, 
R.R.  2,  New  Glasgow,  N.S.  , 

Foreign  Missions  Secretary — Mrs.  W.  M.  Glarlc, 
Charlotte  St.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 


i. A.,  iUU  Adelaide  Ol.  vv.,  lummu.  - - ,  1  OLL’  PmtrM 

The  Women’s  Missionary  Societies  (W.D.  and  E  D.)  administer  Guiana^Chinai 

Residential  Schools,  and  other  activities  m  Canada;  and  have  Overseas  work  in  India,  British  Guia 
Africa  and  among  Koreans  in  Japan. 


BAPTIST  WORLD  ALLIANCE 

Founded  in  1905 


President:  Rev.  Theodore  F.  Adams,  D.D.,  First 
Baptist  Church,  Richmond  20,  Va.,  U.S.A. 

General  Secretary:  Rev.  A.  T.  Orhn,  TAD.,  Office, 
1628  16th  Street,  N.W.,  Washington,  D.C 


Canadian  Members  of  the  Executive:  The  Rev.  W.  C. 
Smalley,  D.D.,  Rev.  T.  B.  McDormand,  D.D.,  Mrs. 
Edgar  Bates. 


466 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


[1956 


BAPTIST  FEDERATION  OF  CANADA 

This  Federation  ia  composed  of  the  Baptist  Convention  of  Ontario  and  Quebec,  the  Baptist  Convention  of 
the  Mantimes  and  the  Baptist  Union  of  Western  Canada,  which  are  shown  below.  It  is  organized  for 
fellowship  and  co-operation,  but  it  does  not  exercise  formal  jurisdiction  over  its  constituent  members. 

President ,  Dr.  Watson  Kirkconnell,  Wolfville,  N.S.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Rev.  T.  B.  McDormand,  B.A., 
Vice-Presidents ,  Rev.  C.  Howard  Bentall,  Toronto,  B.D.,  Th.D.,  D.D.,  190  St.  George  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Ont.;  Mrs.  R.  H.  Boyer,  Vancouver,  B.C. 


BAPTIST  CONVENTION  OF  ONTARIO  AND  QUEBEC 


President ,  Rev.  Harold  E.  Lewis. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Rev.  P.  P.  W.  Ziemann,  D.D., 
190  St.  George  St.,  Toronto. 


BOARD  OF  RELIGIONS  EDUCATION 
General  Secretary,  Rev.  Leland  A.  Gregory,  D.D., 

Standard  Publishing  Co.  and  11  Canadian  Baptist,"  Rev.  Harold  U.  Trinier. 

_  .  .  _  Office  of  Publication:  190  St.  George  St.,  Toronto 

lotal  professing  Baptist  faith  in  Canada,  per  Census  1951,  519,585. 


190  St.  George  St.,  Toronto. 

BAPTIST  YOUNG  PEOPLE’S  UNION 

Secretary,  James  Managhan,  190  St.  George  St., 
Toronto,  Ont. 


BAPTIST  UNION  OF 

President,  Rev.  G.  R.  Easter,  First  Baptist  Church, 
Victoria,  B.C. 

General  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  J.  MacDonald,  321 
Empire  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Treasurer,  J.  A.  Young,  8930  Windsor  Rd.,  Edmon¬ 
ton,  Alta. 

Director  of  Christian  Education,  Rev.  A.  L.  Murphy, 
321  Empire  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Director  of  Home  Missions,  Rev.  G.  M.  Ward,  321 
Empire  Bldg.,  Edmonton. 

Principal,  Baptist  Leadership  Training  School,  Rev. 

R.  F.  Watts,  925  Durham  Ave.,  Calgary,  Alta. 
Brandon-Swan  River  Association,  Moderator,  Geo. 
Rempel,  Box  271,  Strathclair,  Man. 


UNITED  BAPTIST  CONVENTION 

President,  Rev.  G.  N.  Hamilton,  98  Orange  St., 
Saint  John,  N.B. 

General  Secretary  and  Editor  of  the  Year  Book  Dr 
Murray  Armstrong,  P.O.  Box  575,  Staint  John,' 

Treasurer  of  Denominational  Funds,  Miss  L  Rae 
Curry,  8  Market  Square,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Supt.  of  Home  Missions,  Rev.  R.  E.  Whitney,  Wolf- 
ville,  N.S. 

Field  Secretary  of  Christian  Education,  Rev.  J.  B 
Wilson,  Truro,  N.S. 

Treasurer  Eastern  Section  Foreign  Mission  Board 

Pv  KS?“eth  A-  WUson.  19  Market  Square,  Saint 

John,  N.B. 


WESTERN  CANADA 

Red  River  Valley  Association,  Moderator,  C.  G.  Carter, 
321  Park  Blvd.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Northern  Saskatchewan  Association,  Moderator, 
Rev,  C.  Tarry,  38-11  St.  E.,  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 
Southern  Saskatchewan  Association,  Moderator,  Geo  . 

Dash,  809-5th  St.  N.W.,  Moose  Jaw,  Sask. 
Calgary-Lelhbridge  Association,  Moderator,  Rey.  H. 

Kemp,  4138-44  St.,  Red  Deer,  Alta. 

Edmonton- Peace  River  Association,  Moderator,  Rev. 

E.  H.  Davison,  10327-146  St.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 
British  Columbia  Convention,  President,  Rev.  A.  C. 
Hamill,  613  Queens  Ave.,  New  Westminster, 


OF  THE  MARITIME  PROVINCES 

President,  Women  e  Missionary  Union,  Mrs.  C.  T. 
Nisbet,  Sussex,  N.B. 

Secretary,  Women's  Missionary  Union,  Miss  Margaret 
Hutchins,  Wolfville,  N.S. 

President  of  the  Maritime  Baptist  Young  People's 
Convention,  Miss  Marilyn  GuUison,  Wolfville,  N.S. 
Chairman  of  the  Churches  and  Pastors'  Advisory  Com¬ 
mittee,  Rev.  H.  S.  Hartlin,  Lancaster,  N.B. 

Editor  of  the  Maritime  Baptist,  Dr.  A.  Gibson,  Wolf- 
ville,  N.S, 

President  Laymen's  Association,  Noel  H.  Johnston. 
Halifax,  N.S. 


CANADIAN  BAPTIST  FOREIGN  MISSION  BOARD 


Chairman,  Rev.  Harold  E.  Lewis,  Toronto,  Ont 
General  Secretary,  Rev.  H.  S.  Hillyer,  B.A.,  D.D. 


Associate  Secretary,  Rev.  O.  E.  Daniel,  B.A.,  Ph  D  • 
Mission  Offices,  190  St.  George  St.,  Toronto,  Ont- 


FELLOWSmP  OF  EVANGELICAL  BAPTIST  CHURCHES  IN  CANADA 


President— Rev.  N.  W.  Pipe,  390  Colbourne  St.  N 
bimcoe,  Ont. 


Secretary-Treasurer— Rev.  J.  R.  Armstrong. 
Fellowship  Office— 140  Argyle  St„  Toronto  3,  Ont. 


FREE  METHODIST  CHURCH  IN  CANADA 

_.  .  „  Number  of  members,  1951  census  S  Q91 

Bishops  Revs.  L,  R.  Marston;  M.  D.  Ormston;  C.  v!  Fair  bairn ;  J.  P  Taylor 

CANADIAN  EXECUTIVE  BOARD  * 

R*'"  J'  A‘  “»■'  12  I-™.  *«*»».  R=v.  bTr3"S4  Al,. 

"tef"**  R'V-  °'  W-  E'>■n"ld■'  rn  W 

&SSS„nE0„tR-  l-  91  St..  CONFERENCE 

Treasurer ,  L.  A.  Freeman,  36  West  Third  St.  Hamil-  aTy*  ReV'  E  Wal18’  RR-  3<  Sombra,  Ont. 

ton,  Ont.  ’  „  EAST  ONTARIO  CONFERENCE 

Organ  of  the  Church,  The  Canadian  Free  Methodist  Herald *  Rev  B  W  E  r Agincourt’  0ntl 

Toronto,  Ont.  neraia .  ne\.  R.  B.  Warren,  Editor,  105  Eglinton  Ave.,  W.. 

Rt>adq>",rrprx  Lome  Pork  Olleye.  Port  Credit  ont 

Official  Schools:  Lome  Park  College.  Port  Credit  Ont  •  ,  r,  T  ~ 

Bible  College,  Moose  Jaw,  Sask.,  Principal,  Rev’.’  Wilfred  KiSiey,  B.A.’  CBox^eoj^"  and  M°°Se  JaW 


1956] 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


467 


CHRISTIAN  SCIENCE  IN  CANADA 

The  Church  of  Christ,  Scientist,  or  Christian  Science  denomination,  in  Canada  includes  76  churches;  4  in 
Alberta,  22  in  British  Columbia,  1  in  Newfoundland,  4  in  Manitoba,  2  in  New  Brunswick,  1  in  Nova  Scotia, 
35  in  Ontario,  3  in  the  Province  of  Quebec,  and  4  in  Saskatchewan.  These  regularly  organized  congregations 
are  in  the  larger  cities  and  towns,  but  there  are  many  other  Christian  Scientists  in  Canada  residing  where 
churches  have  not  yet  been  organized.  As  a  whole,  the  Christian  Science  denomination  in  Canada  is  not  sep¬ 
arately  organized.  Each  church  is  a  branch  of  The  First  Church  of  Christ,  Scientist, in  Boston,  Massachusetts, 
The  Mother  Church  of  the  Christian  Science  denomination,  but  each  church  has  its  own  self-government,  in 
each  province,  there  is  a  Christian  Science  Committee  on  Publication,  while  in  the  larger  cities  and  towns 
there  are  public  practitioners  of  Christian  Science,  the  number  of  such  practitioners  in  Canada  being  at 
present  about  200.  The  Christian  Science  denomination  has  no  ordained  clergy,  but  each  church  has  two 
Readers  who  are  elected  for  stated  terms  from  among  the  members,  and  who  conduct  its  services.  Cacti 
church  also  maintains  a  public  Reading  Room,  where  the  authorized  literature  of  the  denomination  may  be 
found  In  1938  the  first  college  organization  in  Canada  was  established  and  is  known  as  Christian  Science 
Organization”  at  the  University  of  Toronto.  Christian  Science  college  organizations  are  also  located  at  the 
University  of  Manitoba  in  Winnipeg  and  theUmversity  of  British  Columbia  in  Vancouver.  Thetotal  number 
of  adherents  in  Canada,  per  Census  1951,  was  20,795.  Communications  should  be  addressed  to  Will  B.  Davis, 
Manager,  Christian  Science  Committees  on  Publication,  107  Falmouth  St.,  Boston  15,  Mass. 

CHURCHES  OF  CHRIST  (DISCIPLES)  IN  CANADA 

There  are  in  Canada  78  churches  with  a  membership i  of  9,363  and  53  meters- 

All  Cn-natin.  General  Secretary  Oliver  W.  McCully,  332  Bloor  St.  West,  Toronto. 

This  Canadian  association  is’ called  the  All-Canada  Committee  of  the  ChurchesofChr^t  (Disciples),  with 
D.  R.  MacDonald,  Halifax,  Chairman;  Editor  “Canadian  Disciple  Mrs.  Jean  Hambleton,  332  Bloor  Street,  W., 
Toronto;  Treasurer,  C.  S.  Bond,  Toronto. 

EVANGELICAL  UNITED  BRETHREN  CHURCH 

Canada  Conference 


President,  Bishop  R.  H.  Mueller,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
1401  Castle  Ave.,  Indianapolis  27,  Ind. 

Secretary — Rev.  H.  L.  Brox,  Sebrmgville,  Ont. 
Treasurer — Rev  .NI.  E.  Reuber,  New  Hamburg,  Ont 
The  Canada  Conference  has  five  superintendents: 


Rev  E.  E.  Pletch.  49  Onward  Ave.,  Kitchener,  Ont.; 
Rev.  A.  S.  Caughell,  Chesley,  Ont.;  Rev.  Walter 
Krotz,  Dashwood,  Ont.;  Rev.  E.  N.  Mohr,  R.R.  3, 
Fenwdck,  Ont.  and  Rev.  J.  V.  Dahms,  378  Murray 
St.,  Pembroke,  Ont. 


The  Canada  conierence  nas  uve  -  „  „„  _  ,  0  ,  , 

Statistics : — Itinerant  ministers,  47;  Church  members  9,821;  Churches,  67;  Parsonages,  39;  Sunday  Schools 
66;  Scholars  enrolled  8„713  Officers  and  Teachers,  980. 

Northwest  Canada  Conference 


Chairman — Bishop  H.  R.  Heininger,  1500  E.  Min¬ 
nehaha  Parkway,  Minneapolis  17,  Minn. 
Superintendent — Rev.  T.  E.  Jesske,  164  Fifth  St. 

8.E.,  Medicine  Hat,  Alta.  „  ,,  _  .  0. 

Secretary — Rev.  H.  W.  Riegel,  480  McKenzie  St., 


Winnipeg  4,  Man. 

Missions  and  Benevolence  Treasurer,  Rev.  b.  it.  biier- 
man,  Warner,  Alta.  _  _  _  ,  ooin. 

Conf.  Missions  Treasurer — Rev.  F.  W.  Snyder  231-9A, 
St.  N.E.,  Calgary,  Alta. 


^Iti^erant  ^Ministers  3399,  Parsonses  30,  Sunday  Schools  52.  Officers  and 

Teaohers  427,  Enrolment  4323. 

THE  EVANGELICAL  LUTHERAN  CHURCH  IN  CANADA 

.  ,  inEiN  aaa  G9Q  T  flnpTiftfrps  used.  12.  Ordained  ministers,  513,  organized 

Lutherans  in  Canada  (census,  1951)  444,923.  Ir)6^  Theological  Seminaries ,3 ;  Colleges,  3;  Academies, 

rGgS^  Winnipeg,  Man.  This 

se£s^»^ 

Canadian  Lutheran 1 World  Rehef,  ^17  McIntyre  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.,  Executive  Secretary,  Rev.  Clifton  Monk. 
SYNODS  CONFERENCES  AND  DISTRICTS  WITH  PRESIDENTS 

’  rrn  T  J_1 _  r'^llnrrn  end  fS  <nrn  1  n 

SYNODS  or  THE  UNITED  LUTHERAN  CHURCH  IN  AMERICA 

The  Canada  Synod ,  Rev.  A.  G.  Jacobi,  237  King  ot. 

W.,  Kitchener,  Ont.  c. 

Synod  of  Western  Canada,  Rev.  A.  R.  Wilke,  8th  ot., 

Lutheran  College  and  Seminary,  Saskatoon,  bask. 

The  Icelandic  Synod,  Rev.  V.  J.  Eylands,  D.D.,  686 
Banning  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

The  Nova  Scotia  Synod,  Rev.  H.  Whitteker.D.D., 

Bridgewater,  Nova  Scotia. 

THE  AMERICAN  LUTHERAN  CHURCH 

The  Canada  Conference,  Rev.  K.  Homeld,  U.U.. 

1928  College  Ave.,  Regina,  Sask. 

THE  EVANGELICAL  LUTHERAN  CHURCH 

The  Canada  District,  Rev.  Mars  A.  Dale,  D.D., 

212  Wiggins  Ave.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

THE  AUGUBTANA  SYNOD 

The  Canada  Conference,  Rev.  Otto  A.  Olson  Jr., 


The  Lutheran  College  and  Seminary,  8th  St.  E., 
Saskatoon,  Sask. 

THE  UNITED  EVANGELICAL  LUTHERAN  CHURCH 

The  Canada  District,  Rev.  L.  A.  Kirkegaard,  Standard, 
Alta. 

THE  LUTHERAN  FREE  CHURCH 

The  Canada  District,  Rev.  Trygve  Dahle,  Elbow,  Sask. 


THE  MISSOURI  SYNOD 

The  Ontario  District,  Rev.  W.  O.  Rathke,  78  John  St. 

W.,  Waterloo,  Ont.  .  _  t  w 

The  Manitoba  and  Saskatchewan  District,  Kev.  L,.  vv . 

Koehler,  694  College  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

The  Alberta  and  British  Columbia  District,  Rev.  L.  i  • 
Baase,  515  Seventh  Ave.,  New  Westminster,  B.C. 


EVANGELICAL  UNION  OF  SOUTH  AMERICA 

Upitio«  1 Uffiom'with  Missions  esfablS  in  Peru^'lrlenUna^Br^ib 
^oH^nd^ColombT1"  0%ZlOrq?n,  ”T&  Neglected  Continent,”  Quarterly. 


North  American  Headquarters,  135  ^abeUa  Street, 
Toronto  5,  Ontario  and  78  Hudson  W„  Englewood, 
N.J.  President,  Dr.  J.  A.  Hetherington. 

Chairman  of  the  Board,  F.  C.  Putt 

Treasurer,  F.  C.  Putt. 


General  Secretary,  Rev.  J.  Hubert  Cook. 

Headquarters  for  Great  Britain,  Eusamenca,  1 
Kidderpore  Ave.,  London  N.W.  3,  England. 

Missionaries  on  the  field,  160 

Receipts  1954  (North  America),  $169,7 14. .id 


468 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


[  1956 


SEVENTH-DAY  ADVENTISTS 


President,  W.  A.  Nelson. 

Secretary,  E.  L.  Green,  Box  396,  Oshawa,  Ont. 
Secretary  of  the  Department  of  Public  Relations, 
D.  L.  Michael,  Box  396,  Oshawa,  Ont. 


Canadian  Union  Conference 

Health  Institution,  Rest  Haven  Hospital  and 
Sanitarium,  Sidney,  B.C. 

Publishing  House,  Kingsway  Publishing  Associa¬ 
tion,  Box  398,  Oshawa,  Ontario. 


Alberta  Conference,  L.  H.  Davies,  201  16th  Avenue 
N.E.,  Calgary,  Alberta. 

British  Columbia  Conference,  J.  C.  Neithercut.  Box 
489,  Mission  City,  B.C. 

Manitoba-Saskatchewan  Conference,  E.  J.  Heisler, 
1004  Victoria  Ave.,  Saskatoon,  Saskatchewan. 

Maritime  Conference,  H.  T.  Johnson,  Box  125, 
Moncton,  N.B. 


Provincial  Conferences  with  Secretaries 


Ontario-Quebec  Conference,  B.  H.  Stickle,  114  King 
St.  E.,  Oshawa,  Ont. 

Newfoundland  Mission  Conference,  Philip  Moores 
Box  574,  St.  John’s. 

Educational  Institutions,  Oshawa  Missionary  Col¬ 
lege,  Oshawa,  Ont.;  Canadian  Union  College,  College 
Heights,  Alberta. 


CANADIAN  UNITARIAN  CHURCHES 


■There  is  an  actual  membership  of  about.  1,700;  six  English  speaking  congregations  plus  several  Tc«  landio 
“pVass.  mlS3,0nS-  Canadian  Uni,arf"'  Chllr('h68  members  It  the*  American  Unitariln  Association, 

President,  Rev.  Frederick  M.  Eliot,  D.D.,  Boston 
Mass. 


Vice-Pres.  (Representing  Canada),  Rev.  William  P. 
Jenkins,  Toronto,  Ont. 


Secretary,  Rev.  Walter  D.  Kring,  25  Beacon  Street 
Boston,  Mass. 

Unitarian  Year  Book ,  25  Beacon  Street,  Boston, 
Mass. 


ferlnce  Icelandi0  churohes  and  “d^0113  of  Canada  are  members  of  the  Western  Canadian  Unitarian  Con- 


THE  ORTHODOX  CHURCH 

rr  J  UKRAINIAN  GREEK  ORTHODOX  CHURCH  OF  CANADA 

Headquarters:  7  St.  Johns  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Mefropolifan;  The  Most  Rev  Rarion  (Ohienko),  Metropolitan.  Winnipeg  Man 
Bishop;  The  Rt.  Rev.  Archbishop  Michael  (Choroshy)  Toronto  g’  Man' 

nineTymem ^urchof  Canada  composed  of  nine  clergy, 
Parishes  number  293  Y  ReV’  S’  W’  Sawchuk’  B.A.,  D.D.  Vice-President,  Rev.  M.  Bodnarchuk. 

Official  Publication:  “The  Herald,”  Winnipeg. 

GREEK  ORTHODOX  CHURCH 

— -  - 

04 Albert ^t86^  °rtkodox  Church,  Assumption,  360 

Quebec;  20  St.  Ann's  St. 

Toronto;  St.  George,  115-121  Bond  St. 

I - -  nnnr  ur 


Edmonton:  St.  George,  10056 — 114th  St. 
P'irt  William:  Holy  Trinity,  St  Paul  St". 
Halifax:  St.  George,  87  Queen  St. 
Hamilton:  St.  Demetrios,  74  Stinson  St 
London:  Holy  Trinity,  135  Windsor  Cresc. 
Montreal:  Holy  Trinity,  6  Sherbrooke 


St.  West. 


rr  1  130 11U  OI, 

Vancouver:  St.  George,  2305  W.  7th  Ave 
Winnipeg:  342  Edmonton  St. 


„,  ,  ,  ,  „  .  ROMANIAN  ORTHODOX  CHURCH 

are  organTedtdnce1  A^riHl^th^^ra^oc^^nde^the  officii  t0gethe5  ^eir  Parishes  and  churches 
Episcopate  of  America”,  a  completely  autonomous  organization  In  &me  and  Tke  Romanian  Orthodox 

Michigan,  and  having  its  Headquarters  at  2522  Grev-Tower  Rd  R  E  ^  U“deur.the  !aws  of  the  State  of 

The  spiritual  and  administrative  head  of  the  7'  M‘ckiean.  U.S.A. 

legally  elected  and  canonicaUy  consecrated  and  j  (Diocese)  is  His  Grace  1  alerian  V.  Trifa,  D.D  the 

Rd„  R.F.D.  No.  7,  Jackson,  MicWan^the  Secret* B‘sh.°P  of  theChurch,  residing  at  2522  Grey-Tower 
of  1133  Madison  Str.,  Gary’,  Indiana  ’  Secreta^  of  tha  Episcopate  Council  is  The  Rev.  Fr.  Eugene  LaZ, 

parishes  of  :  Hamilton,  Timnh^'vWnd^orand  ^ Toronto8^ under °thehe  ChuUh;  one  district  comprising  the 
e„R™fn  Orthodox  Episcopate  of  America.  The  Parish  Pri"  ^  fSt£’-erV1S10n  °f  Tke  Detroit  deanery  of 

No.  102”D«d,rt“'S.“  U"d"r  “»  »>  Do.»  V«y  E„.  Archtosnd,».  D.ni!  M.nm.  P.O.  B.J 

.  THE  SYRIAN  ORTHODOX  CHURCH 

Bashirrth  America’  with  headqu“rtera  ^Brooklyn0 NY^^h™^  of  New  York  and 

The  Vv  p  ,•  rs  ,  Ihe  Head  of  the  Diocese  is  Metropolitan  Antony 

Cathedrai  with  ^quartern  at  mi%t.  WubertSO  M?ntre“batany’  °ean  °f  St’  Nioholas  Syrian  Orthodox 

S V*-  °”5=  «*-  Re,.  C.M„ 

Residence,  517  McLaren  St.,  Ottawa.  '  °hl0'  Very  Rev-  Archimadrite  David  Cassis,  Pastor® 


1956] 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


469 


CHINA  INLAND  MISSION 

(Overseas  Missionary  Fellowship) 


General  Director,  Rev.  J.  Oswald  Sanders 
Home  Director ,  Rev.  H.  M  Griffin,  B.A.,  B.D. 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Rev.  Wm.  W.  Tyler. 


Deputation  Secretary ,  Rev.  John  Bell. 

Offices  of  the  Mission — Canadian  Hdqtrs.,  1058 
Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 


THE  SALVATION  ARMY  IN  CANADA 


HEADQUARTERS  FOR 
20  Albert  St., 

Commissioner  W.  Wycliffe  Booth,  Territorial 
Commander 

Colonel  William  Davidson,  Chief  Secretary. 
Lieut-Colonel  Clarence  Wiseman,  Field  Secretary. 
Brigadier  Robert  Watt,  Financial  Secretary. 
Lieut.-Colonel  Thomas  Mundy,  Candidates'  and 
Young  Peoples'  Secretary. 

Brigadier  Arthur  Cameron,  Property  Secretary. 

Col.  Erwin  Waterson,  Men’s  Social  Service  Secretary. 
Brigadier  Doris  M.  Barr,  Women’s  Social  Service 
Secretary. 

TRAINING  COLLEGE — S4  Davisville  Avenue, 
Rich. 


CANADA  AND  BERMUDA 
Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Lieut.-Colonel  Ernest  Green,  Prison  Secretary. 
Brigadier  Chas.  Webber,  Printing  Secretary. 

Brigadier  Carl  Hiltz,  Trade  Secretary. 

Brigadier  Herbert  Wood,  Editor  “War  Cry”. 
Brigadier  Leonard  Bursey,  Public  Relations 
Secretary. 

Senior  Major  Ethel  Burnell,  Home  League  Secretary. 
Major  Arnold  Brown,  Secretary  for  Publicity  and 
Special  Efforts. 

Sr.  Major  Arthur  Calvert,  Secretary  for  Immigration. 
Toronto,  Ontario.  The  principal,  Brigadier  Wesley 


DIVISIONAL  HEADQUARTERS 

Address  " The  Divisional  Commander" 

Toronto — 171  Millwood  Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Mid-Ontario — 185}4  Front  St.,  Belleville,  Ont. 

Hamilton — 28  Rebecca  St  ,  Hamilton  Om 
London — 394  Clarence  St  London.  Ont 
Northern  Ontario — 5  Mississauga  St.  E.,  Orillia,  Ont. 

Montreal — -1485  Drummond  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

New  Brunswick — 50  Princess  St.,  Saint  John. 

British  Columbia  North — 501-6th  Ave.  West,  Prince 
Rupert. 


Nova  Scotia — 77  Hollis  St.,  Halifax,  N.S. 
Newfoundland — 12  Springdale  St.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 
Manitoba — 388  Donald  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Saskatchewan — 470  Western  Trust  Bldg.,  11th  Ave., 
Regina. 

Alberta — 10030  -  102nd  St.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

British  Columbia  South — 301  E.  Hastings  St.,  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C. 

Bermuda — Box  412,  Hamilton,  Bermuda. 


CHURCH  OF  JESUS  CHRIST  OF  LATTER-DAY  SAINTS  (Mormons) 

( Established  1830 ) 

There  is  no  paid  ministry  in  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-day  Saints,  all  officers  and  missionaries 
being  sustained  at  their  own  expense. 

The  total  number  of  Mormons  in  Canada,  per  Census,  is  35,500 

Alberta  Stake  (13  Wards  and  2  Branches),  Stake 
President,  Gordon  S.  Brewerton,  Cardston,  Alberta. 


CANADIAN  MISSION 

Mission  President,  J.  Melvin  Toone. 

Mission  Office  Address ,  133  Lyndhurst  Ave.,  Toronto. 

WESTERN  CANADIAN  MISSION 

Mission  President,  R.  Scott  Zimmerman. 

Mission  Office  Address,  11964-lOOth  Ave.,  Edmonton, 
Alberta. 

STAKES  OF  ZION  IN  CANADA 
(A  Stake  constitutes  a  number  of  Wards  each  supervised 
by  a  Bishopric,  and  Branches  supervised  by  a  local 
Presidency.) 


Taylor  Stake  (8  Wards  and  6  Branches),  Stake  Presi¬ 
dent,  J.  Golden  Snow,  Raymond,  Alta. 

Lethbridge  Stake  (11  Wards  and  4  branches),  Stake 
President,  Grant  G.  Woolley,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

Calgary  Stake  (6  Wards  and  3  Branches),  Stake  Presi¬ 
dent,  N.  E.  Tanner,  Calgary,  Alta. 

There  is  one  Latter-day  Saint  Temple  in  the  British 
Empire,  situated  at  Cardston,  Alta. 


REORGANIZED  CHURCH  OF  JESUS  CHRIST  OF  LATTER-DAY  SAINTS 

World  Headquarters:  Independence,  Mo.,  U.b.A. 

Canadian  office,  Box  382,  Guelph,  Ont. 

THE  MENNONITES 

of  a  number  of  congregations,  with  from  25  to  2  5UU  men  Manitoba  to  an  unsettled  country 

ttrwsrssa  «  !S*&  w  “ 

•»" A™-  wl“***' 

Manitoba,  Statistician  of  General  Conference  of  Mennomtes  m  Canada. 

THE  PENTECOSTAL  ASSEMBLIES  OF  CANADA 

The  number  of  adherents  estimated  at  50,000.  614  churches.  465  Ordained  Ministers^ 

General  Supt,  Rev.  W.  E.  McAlister  Provincial  fver^nt.P.C^.  C.  Lynn,  B  « 

Head  Office,  50  Euston  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont.  9inQ  Macleod  Trail  Calgary,  Alta.;  Saskatchewan 

Official  Publication  The  I  entecostal  Testimony.  2109  stiller  816  Rusholme  Road,  Saskatoon, 

jas  tera  £  Si's  iSra  bS: 

ss-w-*  s-  E”“”‘ 0nt  “d 


470 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


[1956 


Que. — Rev.  W.  B.  Greenwood,  155  Albert  St.,  Belle¬ 
ville,  Ontario;  Maritimes — Rev.  Ivan  D.  Raymer, 
326  Main  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

The  Eastern  Pentecostal  Bible  College,  Peterborough, 
Ont. ;  President,  Rev.  W.  H.  Found;  Principal , 
Rev.  C.  A.  Ratz. 

Bethel  Bible  Institute,  806  Avenue  “A,"  N.,  Saskatoon 
Sask.  Principal ,  Rev.  Robt.  Argue,  B.A. 

British  Columbia  Bible  Institute,  3451  St.  Mary’s  St., 
N.  Vancouver,  B.C.  Principal,  Rev.  W.  J.  Friesen. 


Berea  French  Bible  Institute,  1750  Gouin  Blvd.,  E., 
Montreal,  Que.  Principal,  Rev.  E.  L.  Lassegues. 

Canadian  North-west  Bible  Institute,  10047- 108th  St., 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  Principal,  Rev.  D.  N.  Buntain. 

Montrea  i  Christian  Academy,  1625  Mullins  St.,  Mon¬ 
treal,  22,  Que.,  Principal,  Rev.  Ren6  Robert. 

Missionaries :  100  missionaries  working  in  British 

West  Indies,  Argentina,  Liberia.  British  South 
Africa,  Mozambique,  Kenya,  India,  and  China. 


THE  RELIGIOUS  SOCIETY  OF  FRIENDS 


The  Religious  Society  of  Friends  originated  in  England  in  the  17th  Century.  Its  distinctive  Christian 
r*e  j8  •  8  ^een  based  on  what  has  been  called  “The  Inner  Light".  Quakers  believe  that  “there  is  something 
of  God  in  every  man’’,  and  that  human  personality  is  of  great  importance.  From  this  conviction  arises  the 
Quaker  way  of  worship  and  the  well-known  interest  in  peace,  penal  reform,  and  other  questions  involving 
the  use  of  goodwill  in  overcoming  evil.  Presiding  Clerk:  Howard  W.  Clayton,  Norwich,  Ontario. 

_  CANADA  YEARLY  MEETING  (ORTHODOX) 

Canada  Yearly  Meeting  of  Friends  was  first  established  at  Pickering.  Ontario,  in  1867.  Clerk:  Stirling 
Nelson.  1411  Morrison  St.,  Niagara  Falls,  Ontario;  Clerk  of  Representative  Meeting:  W.  S.  Van  Every,  15 
Trafalgar  Street,  St.  Catharines,  Ontario;  President  of  the  Canadian  Friends'  Foreign  Missionary  Society: 
Marian  Cronk,  Pickering,  Ontario;  “ The  Canadian  Friend"  (official  organ):  Editor,  Dorothy  Starr,  60  Lowther 
Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


CANADA  YEARLY  MEETING  (CONSERVATIVE) 

n,  ,  t.  .u  r.  i,  j  „  ■  ,  P'okering  College,  Newmarket,  Ont. 

Clerk:  Bertha  Polland,  Norwich,  Ontario. 

.  THE  CANADIAN  FRIENDS’  SERVICE  COMMITTEE 
The  Committee  is  made  up  of  members  of  the  three  branches  of  the  Religious  Society  of  Friends  in  Can- 
pvf-  .  . 0  responsibility  of  this  Committee  to  carry  on  the  home  and  overseas  service  work  of  Canadian 

Has  lam!  FriS?Ho?se,  L°nd°n’  °ntari°:  General  SeCretary:  Fred 


THE  REFORMED  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH  IN  CANADA 

Formed  under  Charter  from  Queen  Victoria,  1886 


Bishop  Primus — Rt.  Rev.  George  A.  Veck  (con¬ 
secrated  1947),  103  Pretoria  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Bishop,  Eastern  Diocese — Rt.  Rev.  DAG 
Rankilor,  B.A.,  D.D.  (consecrated  1954),  St.  Martins- 
on-the-Hill,  Caledonia  Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


Synods- 

Ontario. 


-One  in  Canada,  with  headquarters  in 


Secretary  of  Synod,  Rev.  C.  C.  Ware,  196  Glenforest 
Rd.,  Toronto. 

Treasurer,  Walter  Terry,  2553  Dundas  St.  W„ 
Toronto. 

Reformed  Episcopal  Churches  in  Canada  ( August  1953.) 
Church  Statistics 

Clergy:  13;  Churches:  6;  Members  of  the  Canadian 
Council  of  Churches. 


THE  SYNAGOGUE  IN  CANADA 

EaIhhVJnTgogL^alonoUmou7  i°r£pon&£  ^  %,n°  f5der\tion  of  -Vigognes  in  Canada- 

Jews  may  form  a  synagogue,  which  does  not  necessarilv^Pnn^’  a?Ilate<*  Wlth.  no  hierarchy.  Any  group  of 
eligible  to  lead  in  the  recital  of  prayers.  y  require  the  services  of  a  rabbi,  any  individual  being 

denoy  parallels  tlmfundamenta^  t°hen8reffi?mVtenden  ref?rm'  ,The  orthodox  ten- 

the  conservative  tendenoy  is  the  middle  movement.  'ty '  the  reform  tendency  is  modernism  in  Judaism; 

Synagogue^of  Hamilton  are' ^affiHated  ^Rb'^he'^^nitr^o^^^ripft^'H’h1^011^681'  and  .tbe  Anshe  Sholom 
of  reform  synagogues.  The  Shaar  H^ho,u»Cn<  S  ,  .,  *  Amf'«an  Hebrew  Congregations,  the  federation 

T  cs*.  1 *h~  ~  p““‘ ■ 


roRONTO,  Ont.— Holy  Blossom  Synagogue  (reform) 
Bathurst  St.  at  Ava  Rd.;  Rabbi,  Abraham  L 
heinberg. 

Beth  Tzedec  Synagogue  (conservative),  1700 
Bathurst  St.,  Norman  N.  Shapiro,  rabbi. 

Beth  Tzedec  Synagogue  (conservative),  69  McCaul 
St.  (downtown  Branch  of  above) 

Shaarei  Shomayim  Congregation  (orthodox)  8  to 
St.  Clair  Ave.  W.,  Walter  Wurzburger,  rabbi. 

Hebrew  Men  of  England  327  Spadina  Ave. 
(orthodox),  M.  Celniker,  Rabbi. 

Beth  Yehudah  Congregation  (orthodox),  805 
Dovercourt  Rd.,  Bernard  Rosenweig,  Rabbi. 

Beth  Sholom  Synagogue  (conservative),  Eglinton 
and  Winnette  Ave.,  Rabbi  David  Monson. 

AdAtJ1  T,Isr,ael  (First  Roumanian  Congregation) 
557  Bathurst  Street,  Erwin  Schild,  Rabbi. 

Beth  Yitshak  Synagogue,  119  Barse  St.,  Dr. 
Ernest  Klein,  Rabbi. 


0DrffSoita*R.bEbr‘h- 68  D'A,w  s,~*- 

ThToronto  *”  con3r nations  in  the  city  of 

Montreal,  Qde.— Shaar  Hashomayim  Synagogue 
(Conservative)  Cote  St  Antoine  Rd., corner  Ken¬ 
sington  Ave.,  W.  Shuchat,  rabbi. 

Tew»'f  ESanu-E’  (reform)  4128  Sherbrooke  St. 

D.d[,  rabbP  8tern'  BA"  B  H  L”  LL  D“ 
AdBender?e[ab°bLregati012, 1540  Ducharme,  Charles 

^HSioSuA^tbi'”'  M- 8  5028 

8  D?s.i?SS  *gj. 

Ad7a,t-hQ  Yeshurun  Hadrath  Kodesh  Synagogue 
7459  St.  Urbain  St.,  P.  Hirshprung,  rabbi 


1956  ] 


RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS 


471 


Bnai  Jacob  Congregation,  Fairmount  Ave.  West, 
C.  Denburg,  rabbi. 

Beth  David  Congregation,  corner  Nelson  and  St. 
Joseph  Blvd.  West.  Isaac  B.  Teicher. 

The  interests  of  orthodox  Judaism  in  Montreal  are 
looked  after  by  the  Jewish  Community  Council 
(Va’ad  Ha’Ir)  of  4099  Esplanade  Ave.,  M.  Peters, 
executive  secretary.  The  Jewish  Rabbinical  Council 
under  the  presidency  of  J.  Hershorn  is  affiliated  with 
this  Council.  In  addition  there  functions  the  Board 
of  Jewish  Ministers  under  the  presidency  of  Rabbi 
Wilfred  Shuchat. 

Winnipeg,  Man. — Shaarey  Zedek  Synagogue  (con¬ 
servative),  Academy  Road  and  Wellington 
Cresc.,  Rabbi  Milton  Aron. 

Beth  Abraham  Congregation  (orthodox),  Charles 
St.,  H.  Herson,  rabbi,  263  Pritchard  Ave. 

Beth  Judah,  242  Manitoba  Ave.,  Rabbi  M. 
Schwartzman. 

Knesseth  Israel,  Charles  and  Stella. 

Ashkenazi  Congregation,  N.W.  Burrows  and 
Charles,  Rabbi  A.  Kravetz. 

Rosh  Pinah  Synagogue,  123  Matheson  Ave., 
Rabbi  A.  Ckiel. 

There  are  15  synagogues  in  Winnipeg. 

Hamilton,  Ont. — Temple  Anshe  Sholom  (reform), 
King  and  Cline  St.  S.,  Bernard  Baskin,  rabbi. 
Beth  Jacob  (conservative),  Aberdeen  and  Cot¬ 
tage  Aves.,  Abraham  Simon,  rabbi. 

Ohaw  Zedeck  (orthodox)  Hess  and  Peter  Sts. 

Adas  Israel  Anshe  Sfard  Congregation  (orthodox) 
126  Cannon  St.  W.,  Rabbi  Samuel  Lichtiger. 
London,  Ont.  —  Congregation  B'Nai  Moses  Ben 
Judah  (orthodox)  Horton  St.  Synagogue;  David 
Kirshenbaum,  rabbi. 

Congregation  B’nai  Israel  (orthodox  conservative) 
Rabbi  Y.  Shtull,  490  Tecumseh  St. 


BAHA’I  WO: 

The  Baha’i  World  Faith,  which  was  founded  in 
1844,  has  its  headquarters  in  Haifa,  Israel,  and  claims 
adherents  in  200  countries.  Canadian  Baha  is  are 
located  in  some  130  centres  throughout  the  country. 
30  of  which  elect  local  Spiritual  Assemblies.  Ihe 


Windsor,  Ont. — Shaar  Hashomayim  Congregation, 
(orthodox),  S.  S.  Stollman,  rabbi,  Giles  Blvd. 
and  Goyeau  Street. 

Shaarey  Zedek  Congregation  (Orthodox)  Brant  and 
Mercer  Sts.,  B.  Orlanski,  rabbi. 

Tifereth  Israel  Congregation  (.Orthodox)  Hickory 
Road  and  Charles  St. 

Vancouver,  B.C. — Beth  Israel  (conservative),  4350 
Oak  St.,  Rabbi  David  C.  Kogen. 

Shara  Zedeck  Congregation  (orthodox)  19th  Ave. 
and  Oak  St.,  Rabbi  B.  Goldenberg. 

Congregation  Beth  Hamidrash  (orthodox)  16th 
Ave.  and  Heather  St.,  Rabbi  C.  Ginsberg. 

Victoria,  B.  C. 

Temple  Emanuel  Congregation,  Pandora  Street. 

Ottawa,  Ont. — 

Jewish  religious,  cultural  and  social  interests  in 
Ottawa  are  looked  after  by  the  Jewish  Com¬ 
munity  Council,  Lawrence  Freiman,  President; 
Simon  Eckstein,  Rabbi;  N.  Hochberg,  Secretary, 
151  Chapel  St. 

The  J ewish  Community  Council  consists  primarily 
of  five  orthodox  synagogues. 

Adath  Yeshurun,  375  King  Edward  St 

Agudath  Achim,  417  Rideau  St. 

Machzikei  Hadath,  259  Murray  St. 

Agudath  Israel  (conservative),  Samuel  M.  Bur- 
stein,  Rabbi,  30  Rosemount  Ave. 

Bnai  Jacob,  54  James  St 

Calgary  Alta. — Beth  Israel  Congregation,  130-24th 
Ave.,  Rabbi  Phillip  Sigal. 

Edmonton,  Alta. — Reform  Congregation. 

Beth  Israel  Congregation  (orthodox)  Louis  N. 

Ginsberg,  rabbi.  For  list  of  Jewish  societies,  See 

Index. 


lld  faith 

National  Spiritual  Assembly  of  the  Baha’is  of  Canada 
was  incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament  in  1949. 

Secretary,  Mrs.  Audrey  Westheuser,  47  Eastville 
Ave.,  Toronto  13. 


POPULATION  OF  CANADA  BY  RELIGIONS 

This  table  lists  denominations  with  over  10,000  adherents. 


RELIGION 

CENSUS 

1951 

CENSUS 

1941 

CENSUS 

1931 

RELIGION 

CENSUS 

1951 

CENSUS 

1941 

CENSUS 

1931 

Adventist . 

Baptist . 

Buddhist . 

Christian  and 
Missionary 
Alliance ...... 

Christian  Science 
Church  of  Christ 

Disciples . 

Church  of  Eng¬ 
land  in  Canada 

Confucian . 

Doukhobor . 

Evangelical 
Church ....... 

Greek  Catholic . . 
Greek  Orthodox 

21,398 

519,585 

8,184 

6,396 

20,795 

14,920 

2,060,720 

5,791 

13,175 

50,900 

191,051 

172,271 

18,485 

484,465 

15,635 

8,515 

20,261 

21,223 

1,754,368 

22,233 

16,844 

37,064 

185,657 

139,845 

16,058 

443,944 

15,784 

11,527 

18,499 

15,811 

1,639,075 

24,087 

14,913 

22,239 

186,654 

102,529 

Jehovah’s 

Witness . 

Jewish . 

Lutheran . 

Mennonite1 . 

Mormon . 

Pentecostal . 

Presbyterian .... 
Roman  Catholic 
Salvation  Army . 
United  Church. . 

Not  stated . 

Pagan . 

All  other . 

34,596 

204,836 

444,923 

125,938 

32,888 

95,131 

781,747 

6,069,496 

70,275 

2,867,271 

59,679 

2,420 

135,043 

168,585 

401,836 

111,554 

25,328 

57,742 

830,597 

4,806,431 

33,609 

2,208,658 

19,126 

2,908 

115,686 

155,766 

394,920 

88,837 

22,041 

26,349 

872,428 

4,102,960 

30,773 

2,021,065 

21,071 

5,008 

124,448 

Total  Population 

14,009,429 

11,506,655 

10,376,786 

'Includes  Hutterite. 


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LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ALBERTA 


[1956 


DIRECTORY  OF  LAW  FIRMS  IN  CANADA 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  ALBERTA 

Note — If  the  names  of  any  Barristers  and  Solicitors  practising  in  Canada  have  been  omitted  from  the 
following  list,  the  Editor  will  appreciate  being  so  advised.  Address:  Editor,  Canadian  Almanac  and  Directory. 
517  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


ACME,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Millican  &  Snowdon  (Br.  Office) 
ALIX,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 

Puffer,  S.  A.  (Br.  Office) 
ATHABASCA,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Davies  &  Chamberlain  (Br.  Office) 
Percy  G.  Davies,  Q.C.,  L.  C. 
Chamberlain 
Davies,  T.  F. 

BANFF,  Calgary,  j.d. 

McCormick,  E.  J.  (Br.  Office) 
BARRHEAD,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Doherty,  C.  V. 

Rennie  &  Gies,  G.  R.  Rennie, 
R.  A.  J.  Gies 

BASHAW,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
Robertson,  E.  M.,  Q.C. 

BEAVER  LODGE,  Grande  Prairie, 

SUB. -J.D. 

Lawlor  &  Howey,  T.  W.  Lawlor, 
M.  W.  Howey 
BEiSEKER,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Millican,  Quigley  &  Snowdon 
(Br.  Office) 

BLACK  DIAMOND,  Calgary,  j.d. 
Harris,  O.  W.  (Br.  Office) 
McCaffery,  J.  P.  (Br.  Office) 
McCormick,  E.  J.  (Br.  Office) 
BLACK  IE,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Heseltine,  C.  H. 

BLAIRMORE,  Macleod,  j.d. 
Bannan,  S.  G. 

Costigan,  T.  J. 

BONNYVILLE,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Campbell,  A.  D. 

Lagasse  &  Roslak,  J.  L.  Lagasse 
Y.  Roslak 

BOWNESS,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Anderson  &  Cooper 

BROOKS,  Medicine  Hat,  j.d. 
Mahoney,  Starritt  &  Eggertson,  B. 
W.  Mahoney,  J.  O.  Starritt, 
Gunnar  O.  Eggertson 
Powlett,  C.  H. 

Turlock,  W.  P. 

BRUDERHEIM,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Miller,  A.  W.,  Q.C. 

CALGARY,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Adams.  S.  H.,  Q.C.,  Union  Bldg. 
Allen,  MacKimmie,  Matthews  & 
Wood,  Lougheed  Bldg.  G.  H. 
Allen,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  MacKimmie, 

F.  R.  Matthews,  S.  H.  Wood,  F. 
T.  Phillips,  J.  R.  Smith,  E.  A. 
Hutchinson 

Anderson  &  Cooper,  210  Toole 
Peete  Bldg.,  W.  J.  Anderson, 
W.  E.  Cooper 

Arnold,  Crawford  &  Prothroe,  Pet¬ 
roleum  Bldg.  E.  D.  Arnold,  Q.C., 

G.  L.  Crawford,  J.  E.  Prothroe, 

R.  S.  Tharp 

Ballachey,  J.  M.,  Petroleum  Bldg. 
Barron  &  Barron,  Herald  Bldg.  A. 

L.  Barron,  Q.C.,  W.  C.  Barron 
Bessemer,  A.  D.,  204  Oil  Exchange 
Bldg. 

Bishop,  A.  A.,  321a-7  Ave.  W. 
Blanchard  &  Iredale,  Bamlett  Bldg. 

S.  C.  Blanchard,  Q.C.,  N.  R. 
Iredale 


Boyd,  J.,  Union  Bldg. 

Bryenton,  P.  R.,  Maclean  Block 
Burnet  &  Duckworth,  Lancaster 
Bldg.  F.  L.  Burnet,  Q.C.,  T.  J. 
Duckworth,  J.  S.  Palmer 
Burns  &  Burns,  Grain  Exchange 
Bldg.  R.  C.  Burns,  Q.C.,  C.  V. 
Burns 

C.P.R.  Law  Dept.  R.  R.  Mitchell, 
Solicitor;  J.  A.  S.  MacDonald, 
W.  M.  Brookes,  D.  B.  Hodges, 
Asst.  Solicitors 
City  Solicitor,  E.  M.  Bredin 
Cohen,  J.,  Leeson-Lineham  Block 
Collier,  E.  C.,  231-8th  Ave.  w. 
Costello,  E.  W.,  332-7  Ave.  w. 
Crawford,  J.  W.  ,Q.C.,  Hollinsworth 
Bldg. 


Cromarty  &  Walsh,  Lancaster  Bldg. 
W.  B.  Cromarty,  Q.C.,  T.  J. 
I  Walsh 

I  Crowle,  H.  E.,  Alberta  Corner 
I  Cush,  H.  H.,  239-6  Ave.  w. 
Dawson,  J.  L.,  510-8th  Ave.  w. 

De  Wolfe,  J.  B.,  239-6  Ave.  w. 
Dingle,  N.  D.,  Q.C.,  Grain  Ex¬ 
change  Bldg. 

Duff,  H.  J.,  Union  Bldg. 

Edmunds,  G.  W.,  Alberta  Block 
Farthing  &  Tavender,  Hollinsworth 
Bldg.  H.  C.  Farthing,  Q.C.,  E. 
R.  Tavender 

Fenerty,  Fenerty,  McGillivray, 
Robertson,  Prouse  &  Brennan, 
Insurance  Exchange  Bldg.  L.  H. 
Fenerty,  Q.C.,  R.  L.  Fenerty, 
Q.C.,  W.  A.  McGillivray,  J.  M. 
Robertson,  D.  C.  Prouse,  W.  R. 
Brennan,  D.  H.  Medhurst,  R.  P. 
Fraser,  E.  P.  Lougheed 


iisher  &  Fisher,  Lancaster  Bldg., 
W.  C.  Fisher,  D.  R.  Fisher,  C.  W. 
Lockwood 

Fitch  &  Lindsay,  Union  Bldg. 

!•  F;  Fitch,  Q.C.,  N.  N.  Lindsav 
Fradkin,  L.  M.,  Q.C.,  Grain  Ex'- 
cbange  Bldg. 

Freeze  &  Harradence.  R.  D.  Freeze, 
A.  M.  Harradence,  R.  D.  Kerr 
Galbraith,  R.  P.,  237  7th  Ave  w 
German  &  McLeod,  332  Seventh 
Ave.  w.  Neil  V.  German,  D.  F. 
McLeod,  A.  W.  Facey,  R  S 
.Dinkle 

Ginsberg  &  Dworkin,  403  Lancaster 
Bldg.  B.  Ginsberg,  Q.C.,  D.  L. 
Dworkin 

Goodman,  S.  Y.,  301  Examiner 
Bldg. 


vjore,  ls.  k.  B. 


-lu-u  Ave.  n.\ 
Graburn,  W.  N.,  Toole  Peete  Bldj 
Greenan  &  Cooney,  Leeson-Lin< 
ham  Block,  J.  J.  Greenan,  Q.C 
V.  A.  Cooney 

Gurvevitch,  B.  L„  124-8  Ave.  , 
_®_  Milne,  Lougheed  Bldi 
G.  Milne 

Harris,  O.  W.,  Alberta  Corner 
Harrison,  R.  H„  Q.C.,  123  Petri 
leum  Bldg. 

Helman,  Barron  &  Head,  Lancastt 
Bldg.  S.  J.  Helman,  Q.C.,  R  I 
Barron  I.  L.  Head,  E.  Blackston 
Hobbs,  A.  W.,  Hollinsworth  Bid/ 
James,  W.  L.,  Petroleum  Bldg. 


Justason  &  Watkins,  231-8  Ave.  w 
L.  A.  Justason,  E.  S.  Watkins 
Kelly,  J.  H„  Q.C.,  31  Michael  Bldg. 
Lane,  D.  A.,  Leeson-Lineham 
Block 

Lannan  &  Sellar,  lll-8th  Ave.  w. 

W.  Sellar,  H.  R.  Densmore 
Levine,  L.  B.,  227 — 7th  Ave.  w. 
Laven  &  Laven,  202  Grain  Ex¬ 
change  Bldg.  B.  N.  Laven,  D. 
Laven 

Lipsett  &  McKnight,  Grain  Ex¬ 
change  Bldg.  L.  R.  Lipsett,  Q.C., 
F.  McKnight 

Livergant,  D.  M.,  1627-9  St.  n.w. 
Low  &  Low,  Lancaster  Bldg.  R.  A. 
Low,  W.  A.  Low 

Ludwig,  A.  W.,  31  Hollinsworth 
Bldg. 

Macdonald,  J.  A.,  201  Grain  Ex¬ 
change  Bldg. 

MacDonald,  J.  D.,  Greyhound 
Bldg. 

Maclnnes,  C.  M.,  901 — 81st  Ave.  w. 
MacLeod,  Riley,  McDermid  & 
Dixon,  Hollinsworth  Bldg.,  J.  E. 
A.  Macleod,  Q.C.,  H.  W.  Riley, 
Q.C.,  N.  D.  McDermid,  Q.C., 
K.  S.  Dixon,  P.  A.  Femer,  R. 
Bums,  B.  E.  Langridge,  J.  R. 
McColough,  R.  B.  Love,  C.  M. 
Leitch,  W.  G.  Egbert,  M.  E. 
Lomas,  J.  H.  Waite 
Mahaffy  &  Howard,  Lancaster  Bldg. 
J.  C.  Mahaffy,  Q.C.,  W.  A. 
Howard,  R.  A.  Dixon,  J.  F. 
Moore,  J.  A.  N.  Mackie 
Mahoney,  J.,  No.  7,  308-8th  Ave.  w. 
Mann,  H.  D„  Q.C.,  Grain  Ex¬ 
change  Bldg. 

Matheson,  C.  W.,  Burns  Bldg. 
Mavor,  J.  S.,  Q.C. 

Mayhood  &  Cumming,  Imperial 
Bank  Chambers,  D.  G.  S.  Cum¬ 
ing 


Exchange  Bldg.  J.  P.  McCaffery, 

P.  J.  McCaffery 

McCaig,  J.,  Q.C.,  3009  Montcalm 
Cresc. 

McCormick,  E.  J.,  Ward  Block 
McDonald  &  Stuart,  100  Pacific 
D.  P.  McDonald,  Q.C.,  C.  E. 
Stuart,  C.  W.  Graham 
^Khhhre  &  Sinclair,  Hollinsworth 
Bldg.  J.  B.  McGuire,  Q.C.,  D.  H. 
Sinclair 

McLaws,  W.,  332-7  Ave.  w. 
McLaws,  McLaws,  Bancroft  & 
Deyell,  Hollinsworth  Bldg.  D.  P 
McLaws,  Q.C.,  W.  R.  McLaws, 
M.  Bancroft,  R.  V.  Deyell  J  P 
Floyd 

Millard  &  Johnson,  309— 8th  Ave 
w-  M.  Millard,  Q.C.,  C.  Johnson 
Miller,  L.  H„  Q.C.,  Maclean  Bldg. 
T,iK,an  .N  Snowdon,  Lancaster 
Bidg  G.  W.  H.  Millican,  Q.C., 
1  •  W.  Snowdon 

Milner,  Steer,  Martland  &  McNeill 
Lancaster  Bldg.  N.  J.  McNeill! 

Q. G. 

MUyain.  MacDonald,  Cheesman  & 
Moore,  Hollinsworth  Bldg  J  V 
H-  Milvain,  Q.C.,  H.  J.  Mac¬ 
Donald,  B.  R.  Cheeseman,  W.  K 
Moore 


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473 


Morrison,  John  A.,  237a-7th  Ave.w. 
Moyer,  J.  W.,  Lougheed  Bldg. 
Nesbitt,  R.  M.,  810-25  Ave.  n.w. 
Nolan,  Chambers,  Might,  Saucier, 
Peacock  &  Jones,  600-4  Lancaster 
Building,  O.  H.  E.  Might,  Q.C., 
E.  J.  Chambers,  Q.C.,  H.  G. 
Nolan,  Q.C.,  J.  J.  Saucier,  Q.C., 

G.  M.  Peacock,  Q.C.,  M.  E. 
Jones,  R.  G.  Black,  H.  F.  Gain, 
J.  J.  Stratton,  C.  H.  Molyneux, 
J.  H.  Laycraft,  J.  S.  Wood, 
E.  G.  Hughson,  H.  D.  Wyman, 
E.  J.  Chambers,  Jr. 

O’Connor  &  O’Connor,  Lancaster 
Bldg.  H.  V.  O’Connor,  J.  B. 
O’Connor,  H.  Vincent  O’Connor 
O’Keefe,  T.  L„  207  Toole  Peet 
Bldg. 

Patterson  &  MacPherson,  Grey¬ 
hound  Bldg.  H.  S.  Patterson, 
Q.C.,  H.  S.  Patterson,  Jr.,  J.  L. 
MacPherson 

Patterson  &  Patterson,  227a  8th 
Ave.  w.  W.  H.  Patterson,  Q.C., 
M.  H.  Patterson,  W.  Major 
Petrie  &  Petrie,  Lancaster  Bldg. 
J.  J.  Petrie,  Q.C.,  J.  D.  Petrie, 
D.  M.  Wright 

Power,  W.  Kent,  Q.C.,  517  Seventh 
Ave.  w. 

Quigley,  F.  H.,  Insurance  Exchange 
Bldg.  T  , 

Randall,  T.  H.,  24  Colonial  Hotel 
Ross,  Hon.  G.  H.,  517 — 4th  Ave.  w. 
Sanford  &  Dickie,  401  Lancaster 
Bldg.  P.  L.  Sanford,  Q.C.,  W.  D. 
Dickis 

Saper,  Sol.,  504  Grain  Exchange 
Bldg.  ,  A 

Saunders,  H.  P.,  1010-4th  Ave. 
n.w. 

Scott,  Gregg,  Hopwood  &  Scott. 
Herald  Bldg.  J.  F.  Scott,  Q.C., 

H.  T.  Gregg,  T.  J.  Hopwood,  F. 
L.  Scott  _  . 

Shumiatcher  &  Shumiatcher,  Gram 
Exchange  Bldg.  A.  I.  Schumiat- 
cher,  Q.C.,  M.  C.  Schumiatcher, 
Q.C. 

Shannon,  M.  E„  913  Lancaster 
Bldg. 

Skene  &  Gorman,  Holhnsworth 
Bldg.,  G.  W.  Skene,  Q.C.,  J.  C. 
Gorman 

Snider,  E.  C.,  Grain  Exchange  Bldg. 
Staples,  M.  H.,  Q.C.,  Grain  Ex¬ 
change  Bldg. 

Steeves,  Miss  Helen,  628-15th  Ave. 

w.  , 

Taylor  &  Taylor,  227a — 8th  Ave.  w. 
J.  M.  Taylor 

Tighe.  J.  J.,  2233-26a  St.  s.w. 
Towsend  &  Boyd,  Lancaster  Bldg. 

A.  M.  Towsend,  J.  R.  Boyd. 
Vallanee,  Vallance  &  Gill,  328 — 8th 
L  Ave.  w.  S.  R.  Vallance,  Q.C.,  P. 

S.  Vallance,  W.  B.  Gill 
Varley,  J.  E.,  Bryant  Apts. 

Webb,  W.  K.,  1608  Centre  St.  n. 
(D.  A.  Lerner) 

Whethem,  J.  D.,  Q.C.,  Lancaster 
Bldg. 

Williamson,  McKay  &  Thomson, 
500  Lancaster  Bldg.  C.  E.  Smith, 
Q.C.,  A.  S.  Williamson,  W.  M. 
McKay,  J.  M.  Thomson 
Winter,  Austin  de  B.,  Q.C.,  Grain 
Exchange  Bldg. 

Woolliams,  E.  M.,  404  Toronto 
General  Trust  Bldg. 

CAM  ROSE,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
Burgess  &  McKay,  A.  E.  Burgess. 
Knaut  &  Knaut,  W .  L.  Knaut, 
G.  R.  Knaut 

Liden  &  Murray  (Br.  Office) 
CARBON,  Drumheller,  j.d. 
Greenan,  J.  J.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 


CARDSTON,  Lethbridge,  J.D. 
Nelson,  S.  H. 

Stringham,  B.  W. 

CASTOR,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 

Brennan,  M.  J. 

CHINOOK,  Hanna,  j.d. 

Bell,  D.  E.,  B.A. 

CLARESHOLM,  Macleod,  j.d. 
Bennet,  C.  V. 

Dawson,  H.  R. 

CLYDE,  Edmonton,  j.d. 

Davies  &  Lazerte,  C.  A.  Lazerte 
(Br.  Office)  J.  J.  Ouelette 
COCHRANE,  Calgary,  j.d. 
McCormack,  E.  J.  (Br.  Office) 
CONSORT,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 

Topham,  Robert 
DAYSLAND,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
Liden  &  Murray  (Br.  Office) 
DELIA,  Hanna,  J.  d. 

Stainton.  W.  J.,  (Br.  Office) 
DIDSBURY,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Austin,  W.  A. 

Lynch-Staunton,  H. 
DRUMHELLER,  Drumheller,  j.d. 
Patterson  &  Patterson  (Br.  Office) 
Read,  E.  H„  Q.C. 

Sandercock,  W.  R.,  Q.C. 
ECKVILLE,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 
Colpitts,  L.  M.,  M.A.  (also  Sylvan 
Lake) 

EDMONTON,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Amerongen  &  Burger,  Tegler  Bldg. 
Gerard  Amerongen,  John  T. 
Burger,  R.  L.  Dzenick,  W.  E. 
Wood 

Archibald,  Edwards  &  Covey, 
Tegler  Bldg.  G.  W.  Archibald, 
T.  A.  Edwards,  A.  A.  Covey 
Attorney  General’s  Dept.:  Hon.  E. 
C.  Manning,  H.  J.  Wilson,  Q.C., 

J.  Hart,  Q.C.,  S.  A.  Friedman, 
W.  Henkel,  J.  W.  Ryan,  J.  W. 
Anderson 

Basarab,  J.  E.,  Q.C.,  Gariepy  Bldg. 
Bassie  &  Welykochy,  204  Qu’Appelle 
Bldg.  J.  Bassie,  J.  Welykochy 
Beaudry,  J.  E.  G.,  City  Police 
Court 

Beaumont,  W.  J.,  Tegler  Bldg. 
Becker  &  Matheson,  McLeod  Bldg. 

C.  Becker,  Q.C.,  R.  S.  Matheson 
Bercov,  A.,  Tegler  Bldg. 

Bishop,  Bishop  &  McKenzie,  512 

Alexandra  Bldg.  E.  E.  Bishop, 

K.  A.  McKenzie,  T.  Jackson 
Bisset,  Matheson  &  Dickins,  Royal 

Bank  Chbrs.  A.  Bisset,  Q.C.,  D. 
R.  Matheson,  T.  Dickins 
Bloor,  W.  G.  K.,  Tegler  Bldg. 
Brice,  Edward,  Tegler  Bldg. 
Brower,  R.  L.,  Empire  Bldg. 
Brownlee,  Brownlee  &  Fryett,  5-6 
Shasta  Bldg.  J.  E.  Brownlee, 
Q.C.,  A.  M.  Brownlee,  G.  Fryett 
Bryan,  Foote  &  Crossley,  708 
Imperial  Bank.  G.  J.  Bryan, 
Q.C.,  E.  D.  Foote,  A.  W.  Crossley, 
A.  Andrekson 

Cairns,  Ross,  Wallbridge,  Johnson 
&  Cox,  Dominion  Bk.  Chbrs. 

L.  Y.  Cairns,  Q.C.,  W.  S.  Ross, 
Q.C.,  J.  D.  Wallbridge,  R.  V. 
Johnson,  J.  A.  Cox 

Campbell  &  Low,  Petroleum  Bldg. 

J.  P.  Low,  R.  E.  Campbell 
Chapman,  J.  L.,  10423  Whyte  Ave. 
Clarke  &  Belzil,  Macdonald  Hotel 
W.  D.  Clarke,  R.  H.  Belzil 
Cormie  &  Kennedy,  Barry  Bldg. 

D.  M.  Cormie,  J.  W.  Kennedy, 
L.  A.  McLean,  N.  A.  MacLean 

Crockett,  Crockett,  Smith  &  Quinn, 
Royal  Trust  Bldg.  W.  M.  Crock¬ 
ett,  Q.C.,  K.  L.  Crockett,  E.  G. 
Smith,  W.  J.  Quinn 


Cross,  E.  E.,  208  C.P.R.  Bldg. 

Day,  F.  G., C.P.R.  Bldg.,  R.C.  Day 
Decore,  Koshuta  &  Sully,  201 
McLeod  Bldg.  J.  N.  Decore, 

J.  Koshuta,  E.  W.  Sully 
Demco,  A.,  309  Agency  Bldg. 
Dickson  &  Dickson,  Tegler  Bldg. 

S.  A.  Dickson,  Q.C.,  A.  H.  Dick¬ 
son 

Dubensky,  A.,  C.P.R.  Bldg. 

Duncan,  Miskew,  Dechene,  Bowen 
&  Craig,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia 
Chbrs.  P.  A.  Miskew,  A.  M. 
Dechene,  Q.C.,  D.  D.  Duncan, 

D.  H.  Bowen,  J.  W.  D.  Craig, 
W.  A.  Johnson 

Embury,  G.  A.,  10439-82nd  Ave., 

P.  Marshall 

Field,  Hyndman,  Field  &  Owen, 
McLeod  Bldg.  S.  W.  Field,  Q.C., 
L.  D.  Hyndman,  Q.C.,  H.  G. 
Field,  P.  M.  Owen,  A.  P.  Blakey, 
II.  Bodner,  H.  C.  B.  Maddison 
FitzSimon,  T.  D.,  McLeod  Bldg 
Friedman,  Lieberman  &  Newson, 
Mercantile  Bldg.  H.  A.  Friedman, 

Q. C.,  M.  I.  Lieberman,  Q.C., 
F.  J.  Newson,  Q.C.,  M.  I.  Fried¬ 
man,  Q.C.,  S.  S.  Lieberman,  R. 

E.  Stewart,  Y.  Hueber 
Garside,  T.  E.,  Q.C.  (City  Solici¬ 
tor),  A.  F.  Macdonald,  H.  F. 
Wilson,  (Assistant  Solicitors) 

Grant,  Cavanagh  &  Rolfe,  McLeod 
Bldg.  Chas.  H.  Grant,  Q.C.,  J.  C. 
Cavanagh,  C.  H.  Rolfe 
Harper  &  Gorbett,  Tegler  Bldg. 

D.  Harper,  John  H.  Corbett. 
Harvie  &  Yanda,  Bank  of  Toronto 

Bldg.  A.  D.  Harvie,  Q.C.,  D. 
Yanda,  Q.C.,  A.  Gregory,  W.  J. 
Harvie  „  , 

Hawe  &  Hansen,  McLeod  Bldg. 

H.  L.  Hawe,  Q.C.,  E.  K.  Hansen 
Hazlett,  R.  J.,  LaflfSche  Bldg. 
Henderson,  R.  D.,  Q.C.,  Prov.  Bldg. 
Howatt  &  Howatt,  Tegler  Bldg. 

I.  B.  Howatt,  M.A.,  Q.C. 
Jackson,  Arlette,  Reyda  &  Maclver, 

Empire  Bldg.  R.  C.  Jackson, 
Q.C.,  L.  P.  Arlette,  J.  Reyda, 
A.  N.  Maclver,  L.  P.  MacLean 
Jackson,  McDonald  &  Patterson, 
Tegler  Bldg.  J.  N.  McDonald, 

Q. C.,  Guy  Patterson,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Macrae,  B.  D.  Patterson 

Jamieson  &  Jamieson,  McLeod 
Bldg.  F.  C.  Jamieson,  Q.C.,  K. 

R.  Jamieson 

Judge,  R.  M„  301  Royal  Trust 

KaX  Hurlburt,  McLeod  Bldg. 

E.  W.  S.  Kane,  Q.C.,  W.  H. 

Hurlburt  „.  , 

Kosowan  &  Wachowich,  Laflecn© 
Bldg.  C.  A.  Kosowan,  E.  R. 
Wachowich 

Lavallee  &  Feehan,  Tegler  Bldg. 

C.  D.  Lavallee,  F.  M.  Feehan 
Lavell  &  Ross,  MeDougall  Court 

J.  A.  Ross  „  .  „  , 

Lazarenko,  J.  M.,  308  Union  Bldg. 
Lazarowich  &  Rudko,  McLeod 

Bldg.  P.  J.  Lazarowich,  Q.C.,  J. 
Rudko  __  ,, 

Leviston,  C.  W.,  309  Northgate 

Liden6*  Murray,  Northern  Hard¬ 
ware  Bldg.  C.  L.  Liden,  J.  A. 

Murray  _ _ 

Lieber,  F.  S.,  Tegler  Bldg. 

Lindsay,  Emery,  Ford,  Massie  & 
Jamieson,  Canada  Permanent 
Bldg.  N.  R.  Lindsay,  Q.C.,  H.  I. 
Emery,  Q.C.,  F.  A.  Ford,  Q.C. , 
J.  H.  Jamieson,  B.  V.  Massie, 
Q.C.,  M.  J.  A.  Lambert,  W. 
Nisbet,  H.  D.  Williamson 
Litwin,  L.  W.,  10128  -  103_St. 


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Lymburn,  Cobbledick  &  Kingle, 
822  Tegler  Bldg.  J.  F.  Lymburn, 
Q.C.,  D.  W.  Cobbledick,  Q.C., 

P.  H.  Kingle,  J.  W.  T.  Hefferman 
Lyons,  M.,  Mercantile  Bldg. 
Macdonald,  A.  G.,  709  Imperial 

Bank  Bldg. 

Maclean  &  Dunne,  McLeod  Bldg. 
N.  D.  Maclean,  Q.C.,  F.  R. 
Dunne 

Main, Nugent  &  Forbes,  Qu’Appelle 
Bldg.  G.  Main,  Q.C.,  T.  T. 
Nugent,  G.  Forbes,  J.  H.  Day 
Manning  &  Dimos,  Commercial 
Chbrs.  M.  E.  Manning,  J.  Dimos 
Mathieson,  D.  L.,  Northgate  Bldg 
McCuaig,  McCuiag  &  Desrochers, 
916  McLeod  Bldg.  S.  H.  McCuiag 

Q. C.,  E.  A.  McCuaig,  L.  A. 
Desrochers 

McLean,  A.  T.,  Agency  Bldg. 
McSween,  H.  W.,  Munro  Hardware 
Bldg. 

Miller,  Miller  &  Witten,  Baltzan 
Bldg.  A.  W.  Miller,  Q.C.,  T.  H. 
Miller,  N.  L.  Witten 
Milner,  Steer,  Dyde,  Poirier,  Mart- 
land  &  Layton,  Royal  Bank  of 
Canada  Chbrs.  H.  R.  Milner, 
Q.C.,  G.  H.  Steer,  Q.C.,  P.  E. 
Poirier,  Q.C.,  R.  Martland,  Q.C., 
H.  A.  Dyde,  Q.C.,  F.  P.  Layton, 
J.  J.  D.  Cregan,  P.  L.  P.  Mac- 
donnell,  J.  D.  Park,  J.  M.  Hope, 
G.  A.  C.  Steer,  W.  McLean,  T. 
Mayson,  A.  E.  Hewitt 
Moore,  G.  G.  L.,  Tegler  Bldg. 
Morrow,  Morrow  &  Reynolds, 
McLeod  Bldg.  W.  Morrow, 
W.  G.  Morrow,  Q.C.,  D.  V. 
Reynolds 

Mustard,  W.  J.  A.,  &  Co.,  Commer¬ 
cial  Chbrs.  W.  J.  A.  Mustard, 

Q. C.,  G.  J.  Newton 

Nolan,  Chambers,  Might,  Saucier, 
Peacock  &  Jones,  Northgate 
Bldg.  (Head  Office  at  Calgary) 
Ogilvie  &  O’Byrne,  Agency  Bldg. 
J.  H.  Ogilvie,  Q.C.,  M.  B. 

O  Byrne 

Perdicaris,  G.,  Barry  Bldg. 

Purvis,  Johnston  &  Purvis,  Royal 
Trust  Bldg.  C.  C.  Johnston,  C. 

K*  ?^rvis’  Q-C*’  s*  S.  Purvis,  D. 

R.  Alloway 

Rea,  William,  Q.C.,  C.P.R.  Bldg. 
Richards.  R.  P.,  Tegler  Bldg. 
Robson,  C.  W.,  Qu’Appelle  Bldg. 
Rutherford,  Cecil,  Q.C.,  10856 — 
82nd  Ave. 

Saks  &  Campbell,  102  Northgate 
Bldg.  D.  Saks,  J.  Campbell 
Shedden,  E.  R.,  McLeod  Bldg. 
Shoctor,  J.  H.,  Petroleum  Bldg. 
Shortreed  &  Shortreed,  Tegler 
Bldg.  W.  J.  Shortreed,  Q.C.,  J. 
W.  K.  Shortreed 

Silverman  &  Stack,  Northgate 
Bldg.  N.  H.  Silverman,  E.  D. 
Stack 

Simmons,  R.  B.,  7x9  McLeod  Bldg. 
R.  B.  Simmons,  E.  E.  Cross 

SlI£P?on'  Q-C->  Commercial 
Bldg. 

^irPPson’  Henning  &  Jull,  Bank  of 
Montreal  Bldg.  W.  E.  Simpson, 
Q-C.,  M.  Henning,  R.  W. 

Jull 

Singer,  J.  M.,  McLeod  Bldg. 

Smith,  Clement,  Parlee,  Whittaker, 
Chipman  &  Irving,  Bank  of 
Commerce  Bldg.  S.  B.  Smith, 
Q-Cm  C.  W.  Clement,  Q.C., 
W  O.  Parlee,  Q.C.,  B.  C.  Whit- 
taker,  Q.C.,  W.  S.  Chipman, 
M.  C.  Rodney,  J.  P.  Moshansky, 

,  G.  S.  D.  Wright  y’ 

Snow,  D.  A.,  MacLean  Block 
Spankie,  H.  h.,  Empire  Bldg. 


Stanton,  Hugh  E.,  Tegler  Bldg. 

V.  W.  Smith 
Weeks,  Peterson  &  Lovekin,  Nat. 
Trust  Bldg.  R.  A.  Weeks,  G. 
Peterson,  E.  R.  Lovekin 
Wells,  T.  H.  Tegler  Bldg. 

Wheatley,  R.  G.,  606  Tegler  Bldg. 
White,  MacKenzie  &  Macdonald 
LaFleche  Bldg.  Ranald  D.  White, 
Q.C.,  D.  B.  MacKenzie,  G.  E. 
Trott 

Williams  &  Macdonald,  10424 
Whyte  Ave.,  A.  L.  Williams, 
H.  P.  Macdonald 
Wood,  Haddad,  Moir,  Hyde  & 
Ross,  McLeod  Bldg.  Sydney 
Wood,  Q.C.,  W.  J.  Haddad,  A. 
F.  Moir,  R.  E.  Hyde,  D.  S.  Ross, 
A.  G.  Lynch  Staunton 
FAIRVIEW,  Peace  River,  j.d. 
Coughlan,  J.  C. 

Willson,  N.  C. 

FALHER,  Peace  River,  j.d. 
Gamache,  E.  F. 

FOREMOST,  Lethbridge,  j.  d. 
Virtue,  Russell,  Morgan  &  Virtue 
FORESTBURG,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
Hamilton,  R.  G. 

FORT  MACLEOD,  Macleod,  j.d. 
Craig,  K.  G. 

Davis,  G.  R.,  Q.C. 

FORT  McMURRAY 

Edmonton,  j.d. 

Morris,  I. 

FORT  SASKATCHEWAN, 

Edmonton,  j.d. 

Day,  R.  C.  (Br.  Office) 

Harper  &  Corbett,  (Branch  Office) 
Morris,  I. 

GLEICHEN,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Boyd  J.  (Br.  Office) 

GRANDE  PRAIRIE, 

Grande  Prairie  sub. -j.d. 

Lawlor  &  Howey,  T.  W.  Lawlor, 
Q.C.,  M.  W.  Howey 
Logan  &  Noble,  E.  H.  Logan,  C. 

F.  Noble 
Oullette,  J.  J. 

Patterson  &  MacDonnell,  D.  W. 

Patterson,  C.  A.  MacDonnell 
HANNA,  Hanna,  j.d. 

Stainton,  W.  J. 

Turner,  W.  O.,  B.A. 

HAY  LAKES,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
McLean,  A.  T.  (Br.  Office) 

H  IGH  PRAI  Rl  E,  Peace  River,  j.d. 
Baldwin,  G.  W.,  Q.C. 

HIGH  RIVER,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Arnold  &  Arnold,  C.  R.  Arnold 
Heseltine,  C.  H. 

HOLDEN,  Edmonton,  j.d. 

Duncan,  Johnson,  Miskew  &  Co. 
U4r.  Office) 

INNISFAI  L,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 

Bury  &  Bury  (Br.  Office) 

*jmxTn  £  Page-  E‘  E-  Freeman, 
M.  N.  Page 

Lane,  d.  A.  (Br.  Office) 

O  Neail,  W.  J. 

INNISFREE,  VegreviUe,  j.d. 

Jones,  J.  I.  (Br.  Office) 

KILLAM,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 

(see  Daysland) 

KITSCOTY,  VegreviUe  sub.-j.d. 
McCorry,  J.,  Q.C. 

LACOMBE,  Red  Deer,  j.d 
Gordon,  R.  A.,  Q.C 
McCormick  &  McCormick,  J  S 

Corm0ick,Ck’  Q‘C-  D-  R' 

Puffer,  S.  At 


LEDUC,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 

Coady,  J.  M.  P. 

MacLaren,  W.  H.  R. 

McLeod,  D.  P. 

LEGAL,  Edmonton,  j.d. 

Tellier,  L.  R.,  Q.C. 
LETHBRIDGE,  Lethbridge,  j.d. 
Beaumont,  A.,  Q.C. 

Byrne,  F. 

Cameron,  C.E. 

Davidson,  Davidson  &  Williams 

R.  R.  Davidson,  Q.C.,  W.  P. 
Davidson,  R.  W.  Williams 
Elton,  D.  H.,  Q.C. 

Hogg  &  Menzie,  A.  B.  Hogg,  Q.C., 
H.  W.  Menzie,  Q.C. 

Huckvale,  W.  E. 

Livingstone,  J.  A. 

Moscovich,  Moscovich  &  Spanos, 
M.  E.  Moscovich,  Q.C.,  S.  S. 
Moscovich,  T.  Spanos,  P.  Matisz, 
C.  Yanosik 

Prowse  &  Prowse,  J.  H.  Prowse, 
Q.C.,  H.  S.  Prowse 
Rice,  Paterson,  Cullen,  Ives,  Pater¬ 
son  &  MacLean,  G.  E.  A.  Rice, 
Q.C.,  G.  C.  Paterson,  Q.C.,  A.  Jv 
Cullen,  T.  O.  Ives,  J.  D.  Pater¬ 
son,  L.  D.  MacLean 
Vaselenak  &  Vaselenak,  J.  Vasel¬ 
enak,  Q.C.,  J.  R.  Vaselenak 
Virtue,  Russell,  Morgan  &  Virtue, 
McFarlane  Bldg.  A.  G.  Virtue, 
Q.C.,  W.  S.  Russell,  F.  J.  Mor¬ 
gan,  C.  Virtue,  D.  V.  Hartigan 
LLOYDM  I NSTER,  VegreviUe, 

SUB.-J.D. 

(and  Battleford,  j.d.  Sask.) 
McLean  &  Rendek,  J.  A.  McLean, 
Q.C.,  R.  Rendek 
Miner  &  WakeUng,  V.  U.  Miner, 
Q.C.,  T.  C.  WakeUng 
MANNING,  Peace  River,  j.d. 
Campbell,  C.  A.  (Br.  Office) 
Jorgenson,  J.  P.  (Br.  Office) 
MANNVILLE,  VegreviUe,  j.d. 
Jones,  J.  I. 

MANOLA,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Stutchbury,  E.  W. 

MAYERTHORPE,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Mustard,  W.  M.  (Br.  Office) 

MEDICINE  HAT,  Medicine  Hat, 
j.d. 

Begg,  W.  A.,  Q.C. 

Davies,  J.  S. 

Gow,  Walter  D.,  Q.C. 

Kidd,  J.  G. 

McMillan,  H.  R. 

Mahoney,  Starritt  &  Eggertson, 
B.  W.  Mahoney,  J.  O.  Starritt, 
G.  O.  Eggertson 

Niblock,  Stone,  &  Pritchard,  C.  W. 
Niblock,  Q.C.,  M.  H.  Stone,  Q.C. , 
J.  M.  Pritchard 
Spivack,  A.  Y. 


...  ’  j.d. 

Virtue,  RusseH,  Morgan  &  Virtue 
"HLLET,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 

Day,  F.  G.  (also  Edmonton) 


MIRROR,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 
Russell,  J.  G. 


MONITOR,  Red  Deer,  j.d 
Topham,  R.  (Br.  Office) 

MORINVILLE.  Edmonton,  j.d. 
ot.  Germain,  G. 

MUNDARE,  VegreviUe,  sub.-j.d. 
O  Brien,  M.  J.,  Q.C. 

NANTON,  Macleod,  j.d. 

Hiebert,  J.  C. 


Heseltine,  C.  H. 

Calgary,  j.d. 

Bury  &  Bury  (Br.  Office) 
Galvin,  H.  F. 


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475 


PEACE  RIVER,  Peace  River,  j.d. 
Baldwin,  Freeland  &  Jorgenson, 

G.  W.  Baldwin,  Q.C.,  J.  W. 
Freeland,  J.  P.  Jorgenson 

Campbell,  C.  A. 

Levesque  &  Sisson,  L.  A.  Levesque, 

H.  C.  Sisson 
Phimester,  A.,  Q.C. 

PINCHER  CREEK,  Macleod,  j.d. 
Carswell  &  Butterwick,  Chas.  F. 

Carswell,  G.  F.  Butterwick 
PONOKA,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
McCormick  &  MoCormick,  (Br. 
Office) 

RADWAY  CENTRE, 

Edmonton,  j.d. 

Miller,  A.  W.,  Q.C. 

RAYMOND,  Lethbridge,  j.d. 
Jones,  W.  L. 


SEDGEWICK,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
(see  Daysland) 

SMOKY  LAKE,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Valens,  C.  L. 

SPIRIT  RIVER,  Grande  Prairie 

J.D. 

Logan  &  Noble  (Br.  Office) 
STETTLER,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 
Costigan,  J.  T.,  Q.C. 

Gardiner,  D.  M. 

Legg  &  Sloan,  S.  V.  Legg,  D.  Sloan 
STONY  PLAIN,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Ameronger  &  Burger  (Br.  Office) 
Bryan,  G.  J.  (Also  Edmonton) 
STRATHMORE,  Calgary,  j.d. 
Petrie  &  Petrie  (Br.  Office) 
SYLVAN  LAKE,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 
Colpitts,  L.  M.,  Q.C. 


RED  DEER,  Red  Deer.  j.d. 

Bury,  Bury,  Bernstein,  Lewis  & 
McKay,  D.  C.  Bury,  Q.C. 
A.  C.  Bury,  Q.C.,  Mrs.  G.  E. 
Bury.  R.  S.  McKay,  A.  R. 
Porkka,  H.  F.  Macdonald 
Graham  &  Stewart,  J.  J.  Stewart 
Kirby,  Murphy,  Armstrong  & 
Beames,  W.  J.  C.  Kirby,  E.  F. 
Murphy,  A.  B.  Armstrong,  J.  M. 
Beames 

Robinson,  Holmes  &  Crowre 


J.  L 


Robinson,  J.  K.  Holmes,  D.  L. 
Crowe 

RIMBEY,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 

(see  Lacombe) 

ST.  PAUL,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Fortier,  L.  J.  .  „  „ 

Fuller  &  Belzil,  W.  G.  Fuller,  R.  H. 
Belzil 


TABER,  Lethbridge,  j.d. 

Pritchard,  F.  M. 

Prowse  &  Prow'se  (also  Edmonton) 

THREE  HILLS,  Calgary,  j.d. 
Webb,  W.  K. 

TROCHU,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Ferguson,  C. 

Ferguson,  J.  P. 

Ferguson,  Mrs.  R. 

TWO  HILLS,  Vegreville,  bub.-j.d. 
Ponich  &  Moshansky,  (also  Vegre¬ 
ville) 

VEGREVILLE,  Vegreville, 

SUB  .-J.D. 

Decore,  Kosuta,  Sully  &  Broda, 
J.  N  .Decore,  J.  Z.  Koshuta,  E. 
W.  Sully,  P.  R.  Broda,  M.W. 
Kawulych  (Br.  Office) 


Hurlburt,  H.  S.,  Q.C. 

Ponich  &  Moshansky,  M.  H. 
Ponich,  Q.C.,  V.  P.  Mashansky 

VERMILION,  Vegreville, 

SUB. -J.D. 

Mac.Lean,  N. 

Morrison,  J.  W.  G.,  Q.C. 
Richardson,  F.  J.,  Q.C. 

VETERAN,  Red  Deer,  j.d. 
Topham,  R.  (Br.  office) 

VIKING,  Edmonton,  j.d. 

Lefsrud,  S. 

VULCAN,  Calgary,  j.d. 

Jamison  &  Kush,  J.  M.  Jamison, 
E.  Kush 


WAINWRIGHT,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Adolphe,  E.  P. 

Mackenzie,  J.  A.,  Q.C. 

WASKATENAU,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Valens,  C.  L. 

WESTLOCK,  Edmonton,  j.d. 
Rennie,  G.  R. 

Stutehbury,  E.  W.  (Br.  Office) 
Tellier,  L.  R.,  Q.C.,  (Br.  Office) 

WETASKIWIN,  Wetaskiwin,  j.d. 
Manley  &  Cawsey,  R.  W.  Manley, 
Q.C.,  R.  A.  Cawsey 
Odell  &  MacNaughton.  W.  H. 
Odell,  Q.C.,  F.  R.  MacNaughton 

WILLINGDON,  Vegreville, 

BUB. -J.D. 

Savage,  H.  R. 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


ABBOTSFORD,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Caple  &  Shannon  (Br.  Office) 
Fitzsimmons,  Hugh  T. 

ALERT  BAY,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 
Williams,  J.  B. 

ASHCROFT,  Cariboo,  j.d. 
Houghton,  K.  D. 

BRIGHOUSE,  (LULU  ISLAND) 
Vancouver,  j.d. 

Spry,  F.  R. 

BURNABY,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Edwards,  Edwards  &  Edwards, 
3613  Kingsway,  R.  Edwards, 
D.  Edwards,  J.  H.  Edwards 
Hean,  Wylie  &  Hyde,  3733  Kmgs- 
way,  A.  F.  C.  Hean,  T.  M.  Wylie, 
R.  P.  Walker,  C.  M.  Hyde,  H.  B. 
Dixon 

Hume,  D.  D.,  3781  Kingsway 
McGovern  &  Koole,  3765  Kingsway, 
F.  T.  McGovern,  L.  Koole 

BURNS  LAKE,  Prince  Rupert,  j.d. 
CullinanesT.  R. 

CAMPBELL  RIVER,  Nanaimo, 

Caldwell  &  Sharpe,  J.  R.  Caldwell, 
R.  S.  Sharpe 

Maclvor,  H.  S.  (Br.  Office) 
CASTLEGAR,  Kootenay,  J.d. 
McBride,  Allan  &  Moran,  M.  E. 

Moran  (Br.  Office) 

Wetmore  &  McGauley,  D.  1, 
Wetmore,  E.  M.  McGauley 
CHEMAINUS,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 
Harrison,  Maclsaac  &  Co.  (Br, 
Office) 

Robinson,  E.  F.  N. 
CHILLIWACK,  Westminster,  j.d, 
Ellis,  David  N. 


Guinet,  A.  M.  (Mrs.  I.  Z.  Y.  Con- 
boy) 

Wilson  &  Hinds,  F.  Wilson,  D.  B. 

Hinds,  J.  A.  Margach 
CLOVERDALE,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Scott,  George  D. 

COURTENAY,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 
Gordon,  M.  E.  L. 

Maclvor,  H.  S.  S. 

Mitchell,  J.  M. 

Ryan,  T.  G. 

Spinks,  N.  W. 

CRANBROOK,  Kootenay,  j.d. 
Graham,  Provenzano  &  Graham, 
Alan  Graham,  Q.C.,  M.  Proven¬ 
zano,  Peter  Graham 
Read,  R.  E. 

CRESTON,  Kootenay,  j.d. 

Bell,  W.  L. 

Cooper.  R.  McL. 

Scott  &  Scott,  W.  J.  Scott,  J.  W. 
Scott 

DAWSON  CREEK,  Caribou,  j.d. 
Carmichael  &  Dodd,  H.  A.  Car¬ 
michael,  R.  R.  Dodd 
Lundeen,  M.  A. 

McClellan,  W.  A. 

DUNCAN,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 

Barnes,  R.  F. 

Harrison,  H.  R. 

Heard  &  MacDonald,'  L.  Heard, 
A.  I.  MacDonald 
McAdam,  D.  K. 

Williams,  Harvey  &  Davie,  David 
R.  Williams,  Robert  J.  Harvey, 
J.  C.  Davie 
Wilson,  P.  H. 

FERNIE,  Kootenay,  j.d. 

Mitchell  &  McKay,  D.  M.  Mit¬ 
chell,  H.  C.  McKay 


FORT  ST.  JOHN,  Cariboo,  j.d. 

(see  Dawson  Creek) 

GRAND  FORKS,  Yale,  j.d. 
Lorimer,  J.  G. 

HANEY,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Campbell  &  Lester,  R.  E.  Lester 
Genge,  S.  Colin 
Krell,  T.  W. 

Nicholson,  D.  M. 

HOPE,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Isherwood,  T.  F.  (Br.  Office) 
Walker,  W.  R. 

KAMLOOPS,  Yale,  j.d. 

Cornwall  &  Colthurst,  F.  Temple 
Cornwall,  T.G .  Bowen-Colthurst, 

J.  C.  Blewitt,  S.  H.  Hewitt 
Fulton,  Morley,  Verchere  &  Rogers, 

H.  L.  Morley,  E.  D.  Fulton, 
David  Verchere,  D.  T.  Rogers, 

K.  Hillman 
Humphreys,  R.  G. 

Kennedy  &  Andrews,  K.  W. 
Kennedy,  D.  R.  Andrews,  G.  b. 
Demroche 

Kirby,  J.  O.  C.  _ 

Stubbs,  Millward  &  Robinson,  P. 
J.  Millward,  R.  Robinson,  N.  1. 
Fetterly 

KELOWNA,  Yale,  j.d 
Beeston,  C.  G. 

Blake,  F.  H.  _  r> 

Fillmore,  Hayman  &  Borne,  D.  G. 
Fillmore,  R.  M.  Hayman,  M.  O. 
Borne 

McWilliams,  T.  F. 

Smith,  H.  S.  H. 

Weddell,  E.  C.,  Q.C.  (J.  D.  Layton) 

KIMBERLEY,  Kootenay,  j.d 
Barry,  Fred  W. 

Read,  R.  E.  (Br.  Office) 


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LEGAL  DIRECTORY— BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


[  1956 


LADNER,  Westminster,  j.d. 

Caple  &  Shannon  (Br.  Office) 
Ivens,  H.  A. 

LADYSMITH,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 
Harrison,  Maclsaac  &  Greer  (Br. 
Office) 

Robinson,  E.  F.  N. 

LAKE  COWICHAN,  Nanaimo, 

J.D. 

Williams,  Harvey  &  Davie  (Br. 
Office) 

LANGLEY  PRAIRIE, 

Westminster,  j.d. 

McDonald,  L.M. 

J.  A.  MacDonald 
Severide  &  Mulligan,  N.  Severide, 
M.  W.  Mulligan 
LILLOOET,  Cariboo,  j.d. 

Wilson,  P.  J. 

LUMBY,  Yale,  j.d. 

Galbraith  &  Crowe,  (Br.  Office) 
LYTTON,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Isherwood,  T.F.  (Br.  Office) 
MERRITT,  Yale,  j.d. 

McKinlay,  J.  A. 

Parker  &  Brown,  W.  C.  Parker,  R. 
M.  Brown 

MISSION  CITY,  Westminster, 

J.D. 

Boyle,  F.  A. 

Campbell  &  Leedham,  J.  M.  Camp¬ 
bell,  D.  A.  Leedham 
Duncan,  A.  S.  (Br.  Office) 

Jackson  &  Gordy,  D.  B.  Jackson, 
W.  Gordy 

NANAIMO,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 
Beever-Potts,  L. 

Cunliffe  &  Cunliffe,  D.  M.  Cunliffe 
Greer,  D.M. 

Hall,  Miss  E. 

Harrison,  Maclsaac  &  Clark,  V.  B. 
Harrison,  R.  F.  Maclsaac,  S.  G. 
Clark 

Heath,  H.  B. 

Helmcken,  J.  D. 

Leighton,  Meakin  &  Weir,  R.  C 
Weir,  S.  W.  Wardill 
Miller  &  Currie,  E.  W.  H.  Miller 
W.  G.  Currie 
Reynolds,  C.  M. 

Strongitharm,  E.  D. 

NELSON,  West  Kootenay  j.d 
Brown  &  Kirby,  W.  Brown,  G. 

H.  Kirby,  W.  R.  Brown 
Ferguson  &  Ferguson,  W.  N.  Fer- 
guson,  W.  W.  Ferguson 
Garland,  Gansner  &  Arlidge,  C.  B. 
Garland,  Q.C.,  L.  S.  Gansner,  B. 

K.  Arlidge 
Irving,  H.  C. 

Kapack,  W.  P. 

McBride  &  Allan,  R.  B.  Allan,  L. 
M.  McBride 

Wragge,  Hamilton  &  Arnesen,  E  C 
Wragge,  C.  H.  Hamilton,  G.  B 
Arnesen 

NEWTON,  Westminster,  j.d 
Chandler,  Allan 

NEW  WESTMINSTER, 

Westminster,  j.d. 

Allison,  A.  J. 

Cassady  &  Munroe,  G.  L.  Cassady, 

„  Ft-  C-  Munroe>  J-  R.  Insley 
Cox,  W.  L. 

Duncan,  A.  S. 

Eirikson  &  Hughes,  Eirik  Eirikson, 

R.  J.  Hughes 
Fisher,  T.  K. 

Gates,  J.  G. 

Gilley,  Janet  K. 

Goodwin  J.  G. 

Hunter,  W.  T. 

Lewis,  A.  L. 

Lewis,  C.  J. 

Lougheed,  N.  G.  M. 

MacKinnon,  Gordon  (Theo  Pearce). 


McQuarrie,  C.  D.,  (D.  A. [Hogarth 
R.  W.  Gilchrist) 

McQuarrie  &  Slelurk,  G.  R.  T 
McQuarrie,  R.  B.  Selkirk,  J.  R 
Goodwin 

Milne  &  Carmichael,  D.  D.  G- 
Milne,  D.  W.  Carmichael 
Nottingham,  A.  M. 

Petapiece,  A.  W. 

Streight  &  Kelly,  J.  M.  Straight 
A.  H.  Kelly 
Sullivan,  R. 

Topham,  E.  A.  (L.  C.  Clare) 

Tupper,  H.  L.  W. 

NORTH  VANCOUVER, 

Vancouver,  j.d. 

Dolan,  O.  C.,  1425  Lonsdale 
Forrest,  S.  R.,  1645  Lonsdale 
Nofield,  L.  B.,  1429  Kingsway 
Ratcliffe  &  Kitchen,  1548  Lonsdale. 

K.  M.  Ratcliffe,  R.  A.  Kitchen 
Smith  &  Jackson,  1207  Lonsdale, 
W.  N.  Smith,  R.  F.  Jackson 


OLIVER,  Yale,  j.d. 

Argue,  J.  H. 

PENTICTON,  Yale,  j.d. 

Boyle  &  Aikins,  H.  H.  Boyle,  J.  S. 
Aikins,  W.  A.  Gilmour,  J.  P.  Van 
der  Hoop 
Dewdney,  E. 

Karran,  F.  R. 

Kinsman,  W.  R. 

Mclnnes,  Washington,  Halcrow  & 
Callaghan,  A.  D.  C.  Washington, 
G.  C.  Halcrow,  H.  A.  Callaghan 
O’Brian  &  Christian,  P.  D.  O’Brian, 
F.  C.  Christian,  F.  H.  Herbert 
PORT  ALBERNI,  Nanaimo,  j.d. 
Beckingham,  W. 

Dinsmore,  E.  A. 

MacLeod,  W.  E. 

McCulloch  &  Ohs,  A.  G.  McCulloch, 
R.  J.  Ohs 

PORT  COQUITLAM, 

Westminster,  j.d. 

Beavo,  W.  A. 

Robinson,  (Miss)  Beryl  M. 
POWELL  RIVER, 

Vancouver,  j.d. 

Eckardt,  L.  S. 

Johnson,  J.  S.  P. 

Maitland,  R.  R.  (Br.  Office) 
PRINCE  GEORGE,  Cariboo,  j.d. 
Jerry  &  Blundell,  W.  D.  Ferrv 
L.  E.  Blundell 
O’Neil,  P.  D. 

Perry,  F.  S. 

Stewart,  G.  O. 

Wilson,  King  &  Fretwell,  P  E 
Wilson,  Q.C.,  H.  B.  King,  H.  R- 
Fretwell,  E.  W.  Baldwin 
PRINCE  RUPERT, 

Prince  Rupert,  j.d. 

BrnWn  f  r?aTrTvey’  T-  w-  Brown, 
¥•  a"  w  Lr  J7ey'  A-  B-  Brown, 
A.  A.  W.  MacDonell 

p°ole  &  PeUenu220,  W.  N.  Poole, 
Jj.  j.  rettenuzzo 

Ray,  M.  Willa 
PRINCETON,  Yale,  j.d. 

Littlewood,  Norman  (J.  H.  Ewing) 

QUALICUM  BEACH 

Nanaimo,  j.d. 

^Office)’  MaoIsaac  &  Co.  (Br. 
McCulloch  &  Ohs  (Br.  Office) 
QUESNEL,  Cariboo,  j.d. 

C!Dh  Raictrrierrie'  L’  F’  Caahman- 

-Kerr  J.  A 

MF^S1WatIonSOn’  D'  F-  McNei1' 

McFaEddSJ°HK|.  K00t°nay’  J’D’ 
McKenzie,  R.  H. 


ROSSLAND,  West  Kootenay,  j.d. 
Clegg  &  Clegg,  R.  J.  Clegg,  C.  H. 
Clegg 

SALMON  ARM,  Yale,  j.d. 
Davidson,  M.  H. 

McTavish,  D.  S. 

SMITHERS,  Prince  Rupert,  j.d. 
Perry,  L.  W. 

Robertson,  M.  R. 

SOOKE,  Victoria,  j.d. 

Goodwin,  N.L. 

TERRACE,  Prince  Rupert,  J.  d. 
Pedrini,  H. 

Vosburg,  R.  G. 

TRAIL,  Kootenay,  j.d. 

Brothers,  D.  L. 

Cameron,  Meagher,  A.  G.  Cameron, 
J.  F.  Meagher 
Clegg,  R.  J.  (Br.  Office) 

Dahlstrom,  A.  R. 

Lunn,  D. 

MacDonald,  MacDonald  &  Mac¬ 
Donald,  Donald  MacDonald, 
Q.C.,  D.  M.  MacDonald,  Donald 
MacDonald,  J.  A.  MacDonald 
Parker,  Williams  &  Varcoe,  P. 

Williams,  J.  B.  Varcoe 
Wetmore,  D.T. 

VANCOUVER,  Vancouver,  j.d. 
Altman,  H.,  715  Granville  St.,  (D. 

L.  Youngson) 

Anderson  &  Anderson,  500  Beatty 
St.  F.  R.  Anderson,  F.  R.  Ander¬ 
son,  Jr. 

Andrews,  Swinton  &  Smith,  540 
Burrard  St.  D.  E.  Andrews,  A.  H. 
Swinton,  W.  K.  Smith,  A.  W. 
Bilsland 

Annable,  G.  M.,  718  Granville  St. 
Atkins,  R.  L.,  535  Homer  St. 

Aubrey,  F.  C.,  718  Granville  St. 
Bail'd  &  Baird,  744  Hastings  St., 
J.  E.  Baird 

Bakony,  C.  E.,  718  Granville  St. 
Barclay,  H.  R.,  850  W.  Hastings  St. 
Bartman,  N.  J.,  510  W.  Hastings  St. 
Beaven,  R.,  National  Trust  Bldg. 
Beck  &  Reid,  2173  Kingsway.  W.  P. 
Beck,  W.  C.  Reid 

Beckett  &  Phippen,  470  Granville 
St.  K.  M.  Beckett,  F.  H.  Phippen 
Beirnes,  A.  D.,  717  W.  Pender  St. 
Berner,  I.  E.,  470  Granville  St. 
Bewley,  A.  L.  736  Granville  St. 
Birney,  W.  J.,  327  Seymour  St. 
Birme,  Derpak  &  Philpott,  1690  W. 
Broadway  &  1601  Commercial 
Dr.,  R.  A.  G.  Birnie,  K.  W. 
Derpak,  W.  E.  Philpott 
Blackburn,  W.  E.,  3381  Cambie  St. 
Bond,  H.  E.,  455  Granville  St. 

Booth,  A.  R.,  3355  W.  Broadway 
Boucher  &  Sauer,  3905  Knight  Rd. 

J.  M.  Boucher,  I.  V.  N.  Sauer, 

J.  Paul,  T.  W.  Meagher 
Boughton,  Jensen  &  McConnell, 
508  Hornby  St.  J.  E.  Boughton, 

R.  C.  Jensen,  W.  C.  McConnell 
Bourne,  Des  Brisay  &  Bourne,  675 
Hastings  St.  w.,  H.  «A.  Bourne, 
t  *  a’  C*  ^es  Brisay,  Q.C., 

J.  A.  Bourne,  R.  W.  Brough, 
Oi.  G.  Lyall 

Bradshaw,  H.  E.  M.,  640  Hastings 
St.  w. 

Br£nca,  A.  E.,  Q.C.,  208  Hastings 
St.  e.  (John  Maeey,  D.  R. Branca) 
BrTa/  Bray,  510  Hastings  St.  w. 

-B<*  Bray,  Q.C.,  M.  Bray 
B  tF1*8’  Sargent  &  Russell, 
744  Hastings  St.  W.,  T.  E.  H. 

a  LF:  Sareent.  E.  M.  Russel, 

Vi  n  (V  A  hite,  B.  MacDonald 
Bull,  Housser,  Tupper,  Ray,  Guy 
&  Merritt,  675  Hastings  St.  w.  A. 

Q-G.,  G.  E.  Housser,  Ray 
R.  H.  Tupper,  Q.C.,  A.  H.  Q.C. 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


477 


R.  D.  J.  Guy,  C.  C.  I.  Merritt, 
V.C.,  W.  J.  "Wallace,  D.  W.  H. 
Tupper,  J.  W.  Walsh,  I.  B.  Quinn, 
D.  B.  Smith,  R.  H.  Bowering,  D. 
P.  R.  Roberts,  H.  C.  K.  Housser, 
H.  C.  Murray 

Burnett,  E.  A.,  470  Granville  St. 
Burnett,  K.  H.,  4X3  Granville  St. 
Burns  &  Jackson,  850  Hastings 
St.  w.,  J.  T.  Jackson 


Burns,  D.  A.,  1804  W.  Broadway 
Burton,  J.  S.,  535  W.  Georgia. 
Campbell,  D.  H.,  718  Granville  St. 
Campbell,  Brazier,  Fisher,  Mc- 
Master  &  Johnson,  675  Hastings 
St.  w.  A.  T.  R.  Campbell,  C.  W. 
Brazier,  A.  W.  Fisher,  R.  J. 
McMaster,  A.  J.  F.  Johnson, 
H.  C.  Millham,  J.  G.  Alley 
Campbell  &  Campbell,  470  Gran¬ 
ville  St.,  W.  H.  Campbell,  W.  E. 
Campbell 

Campbell,  D.  H.,  718  Granville  St. 
Campbell,  G.  T.,  1397  Kingsway 
Campbell,  Meredith  &  Murray,  789 
Pender  St.  w.  E.  Meredith,  Q.C., 
J.  A.  Campbell,  Q.C.,  G^  L 
Murray,  J.  C.  Campbell,  K.  E 
Meredith,  J.  B.  Watson 
Campbell  &  Jackson,  395  W.  Broad- 
way.,  T.  J.  Campbell,  R.  G. 
Jackson 

Campney,  Owen,  Murphy  &  Owen, 
744  Hastings  St.  w.  R.  O.  Camp¬ 
ney,  Q.C.,  P.C.,  W.  S.  Owen, 

Q.C.,  W.  Murphy,  Q.C.,  D.  M. 
Owen,  J.  D.  Forin,  F.  H.  Bonnell, 
G.  S.  Clark,  J.  I.  Bird,  W.  G. 
Essex,  W.  R.  Mead,  F.  Read, 
C.  F.  Murphy,  W.  D.  C.  Tuck, 
L.  R.  G.  Dent,  H.  W.  Thompson, 
A.  F.  Campney,  D.  S.  Owen 
L.  R.  G.  Dent,  H.  W.  Thompson 
Canadian  National  Railway.  H.  F. 
Hutton 

Canadian  Pacific  Railway.  J.  A. 
Wright,  J.  E.  McMullin,  Q.C., 
F.  H.  Britton 

Caple  &  Shannon,  543  Granville  St. 
Montague  G.  Caple,  W.  E. 
Shannon,  J.  R.  Lakes 
Carey,  J.  E.,  553  Granville  St. 
Carmichael,  A.  J.,  207  W.  Hastings 
St 

Carr,  J.  A.,  718  Granville  St. 
Carroll,  A.  T.,  675  W.  Hastings  St. 
Carter  &  Co.,  413  Granville  St. 
p  q  Barker 

Carter, 'Joan  J.,  615  W.  Pender  St. 
Chambers,  S.  L.,  736  Granville  St. 
Chapman,  G.  G.,  2537  Commercial 
Dr. 

Chertkow  &  Chertkow,  470  Gran¬ 
ville  St.  D.  A.  Chertkow,  M.  I. 
Chertkow 

City  Solicitor:  E.  N.  R.  Elliott,  Asst. 
Solicitors:  A.  J.  F.  Albert,  J.  B. 
Roberts.  J.  W.  Mackenzie,  W. 
L.  Sterling,  A.  B.  Nash,  Corpora¬ 
tion  Counsel:  R.  K.  Baker 
Clarke,  A.  T.,  470  Granville  St. 
Clark,  Wilson,  White,  Clark  & 
Maguire,  475  Howe  St.  J.  A. 
Clark,  Q.C.,  D.  M.  Clark,  J.  S. 
Maguire,  A.  D.  Wilson,  P.  A. 
White,  G.  W.  Young,  W.  1. 
Hunter,  J.  F.  Leighton,  Norma 
B.  Christie 

Clery,  P.  M.,  718  Granville  St. 
Coburn,  Arthur,  837  Hastings  St.  w. 
Collins,  Green,  Eades,  Collins  & 
McDonald,  470  Granville  St. 
F.  Kay  Collins,  H.  C.  Green, 
Q.C.,  F.  K.  S.  Collins,  D.  S. 
Moir 

Cook,  B.  N.,  1111  W.  Georgia  St. 
Cosgrove,  M.,  921  Pender  St.  w. 
Cowan  &  Twining,  553  Granville 


St.  A.  J.  Cowan,  Q.C.,  R.  C. 
Twining,  R.  S.  Hamilton 
Crompton,  W.,  413  Granville  St. 
Crux,  Spring  &  Crux,  999  Pender 
St.  w.,  A.  G.  D.  Crux,  G.  C. 
Crux,  H.  C.  F.  Spring,  R.  J.  S. 
Moir,  C.  W.  Burge 
Darling  &  Darling,  640  W.  Hastings 
St.  Clarence  Darling,  Q.C.,  T.  G. 
Darling 

Davis,  Hossie,  Marshall  &  McLorg, 
626  Pender  St.  w.  D.  N.  Hossie, 
Q.C.,  E.  M.  C.  McLorg,  D.  G. 
Marshall,  A.  B.  B.  Carrothers, 
G.  Wright,  R.  L.  Winton,  A.  K. 
Dysart,  I.  Hendry 
Daykin,  A.  N.,  2366-41st  Ave.  w. 
Dixon,  W.  H.  S.,  744  Hastings  St.  W. 
Dohm,  T.  A.,  678  Howe  St.  (B.  L. 
Boyd) 

Donaghy,  D.,  Q.C.,  355  Burrard 
St. 

Douglas,  Symes  &  Brissenden,  640 
Pender  St.  w.  A.  H.  Douglas, 
Q.C.,  P.  R.  Brissenden,  R.  A.  C. 
Douglas,  W.  J., /Thompson,  R.  D. 
Plommer,  H.  D.  Bell-Irving,  H.  G. 
Sivertz 


Dowding,  G.  II. ,  441  Seymour  St. 
Draeseke,  G.  L.,  355  Burrard  St. 
Drost,  H.  M.,  678  Howe  St. 
Duncan,  G.,  441  Seymour  St. 
Duncan,  Wasson  &  Ross,  717  W. 
Pender  St.  G.  B.  Duncan,  J.  D. 
Ross,  E.  E.  Wasson,  R.  D.  Angell 
Edwards,  Edwards  &  Edwards, 
789  W.  Pender  St.,  R.  Edwards, 
D.  Edwards,  J.  H.  Edwards 
Elder,  T.  P.,  837  W.  Hastings  St. 
Ellis,  Dryer  &  McTaggart,  470 
Granville  St.  R.  W.  Ellis,  V.  L. 
Dryer,  D.  E.  McTaggart,  Jr., 
H.  M.  Ellis,  D.  G.  Melvin,  R. 
Cocking 

Emerson,  B.  E.,  751  Granville  St. 
Fahlman,  P.  M.,  615  W.  Pender  St. 
Farrand,  C.  J.  S.,  744  Hastings 
St.  W. 


Farris,  K.  B.,  850  W.  Hastings  St. 
Farris,  Stulz,  Bull  &  Farris,  510 
Hastings  St.  w.,  J.  W.  de  B. 
Farris,  Q.C.,  R.  S.  Stultz,  E.  B. 
Bull,  John  L.  Farris,  Q.C.,  B.  S. 
Evans,  A.  D.  Pool,  D.  L. 
Vaughan,  W.  A.  Riddell,  C.  H. 
Wills,  J.  D.  Taggart,  G.  S. 
Ilugh-Jones,  J.  D.  McAlpine 
Fillmore,  C.  L.,  535  W.  Georgia  St 
Fisher,  Comparelli  &  Myers,  718 
Granville  St.,  J.  D.  Fisher,  D.  E. 
Comparelli,  C.  D.  P.  Myers 
Fisher,  H.  E.  B.,  736  Granville  St. 
Fitzsimmons,  H.  T.,  193  East 

Hastings  St. 

Fleishman,  N.  M.,  510  W.  Hastings 


Gray  &  Rinaldi,  510  W.  Hastings 
St.  B.  B.  Gray,  J.  P.  Rinaldi 
Green,  H.  C.,  470  Granville  St. 
Greenberg,  H.,  16  Hastings  St.  E. 
Grimmett,  J.  A.,  626  Pender  St.  w. 
Grossman  &  Miller,  475  Howe  St. 
M.  M.  Grossman,  Q.C.,  E.  II. 
Grossman,  Mabel  I.  Miller,  M. 
A.  Macdonald 

Guild  &  Yule,  470  Granville  St. 
Associate:  W.  S.  Lane,  C.  K. 
Guild,  Q.C.,  K.  L.  Yule,  W.  G. 
Lane,  F.  U.  Collier,  E.  E.  Hickson 
Haggman,  S.,  1557  W.  Broadway 
Hamilton,  C.  E.,  470  Granville  St. 
Hamilton  Read  &  Paterson,  470 
Granville  St.  H.  Read,  E.  L. 
Paterson 

Hancox,  Gowan  &  Butts,  850  Hast¬ 
ings  St.  w.  G.  E.  Hancox,  G.  V. 
Gowan,  V.  R.  Butts 
Hannesson,  R.  S.  M.  2511  East 
Hastings 

Harkley,  H.  L.,  470  Granville  St. 
Harris,  Bull,  Wilson  &  Bull,  470 
Granville  St.  T.  Edgar  Wilson 
Hayden,  F.  S.,  680  Robson  St. 
Heffernan,  J.  W.,  Q.C.,  571  Howe  St. 
Hogan,  Steeves  &  Webber,  475 
Howe  St.,  P.  E.  Hogan,  J.  T. 
Steeves,  D.  G.  Webber 
Holland  &  Sharp,  475  Howe  St., 

R.  R.  Holland,  A.  C.  Sharp 
Hood  &  Joe,  426  Main  St.  P.  Hood, 

A.  Joe 

Howard  &  Anderegg,  355  Burrard 
St.  R.  M.  Howard.  R.  V.  Anderegg 
Howard,  H.  E.,  718  Granville  St. 
Huberman,  S.,  675  W.  Hasting.  St. 
Hull,  A.  H.,  615  W.  Pender  St. 
Hunter  &  Hunter,  718  Granville  St. 

A.  L.  P.  Hunter,  D.  L.  Hunter 
Hurley,  T.  F.,  510  Hastings  St.  w. 
Hutcheson  &  Maitland,  626  W. 
Pender  St.  J.  G.  A.  Hutcheson, 
Q.C.,  R.  R.  Maitland 
Isman,  B.  M.,  626  Pender  St.  w. 
Jackson,  L.  H.,  837  Hastings  St.  w. 
Jacobsen,  L.  II.,  2163  W.  4th  Ave. 
Jessop,  H.  193  E.  Hastings  St. 
Jestley,  Morrison,  Eckardt  &  Goldie, 
355  Burrard  St.  H.  J.  Jestley,  C. 
M.  Morrison,  L.  S.  Eckardt,  D. 
M.  Goldie,  A.  H.  Ainsworth,  W. 

S.  Henson 

Johnson,  A.  W.,  615  West  Hastings 
St.  „ 

Johnson,  G.  H.,  718  Granville  St. 
Johnson,  R.  W.,  470  Granville  St. 
Johnston,  Miss  E.  L.,  675  Hastings 
St.  w. 

Justis,  J.  J.,  709  Dunsmuir  St. 
Kelly,  J.  J.,  936  Robson  St 
Kennedy,  J.  B.,  736  Granville  St. 
Kennedy,  W.  J.,  470  Granville  St. 
Kich,  Wm,  718  Granville  St. 

Killam  &  Evans,  626  Pender  St.  w. 


St. 

Freeman,  Freeman,  Silvers  & 
Koffman,  470  Granville  St.,  H. 
Freeman,  D.  Freeman,  D.  L. 
Silvers,  M.  Koffman 
Freer,  L.  S.,  3702  10th  Ave.  w. 
Fripp,  C.  A.  I.,  175  East  Broadway 
Frolic,  W.  C.  E.,  709  Dunsmuir  St. 
Gardom,  G.  B.,  425  Howe  St. 

Gee,  M.  Jean,  510  W.  Hastings  St. 
Gervin,  S.  B.,  678  Howe  St. 

Gill,  J.  O.,  717  West  Pender  St. 
Gillespie,  W.  D.,  736  Granville  St. 
Gilmour,  S.  H.  &  Co.,  410  Seymour 
St.  S.  H.  Gilmour,  G.  H.  Gilmour 
Gonzales,  M.,  751  Granville  St. 
Gordon,  G.  E.  T.,  9  Hastings  St.  e. 
Gould,  Thorpe  &  Easton,  525  Sey¬ 
mour  St.  J.  G.  Gould,  R.  S. 
Thorpe,  M.  D.  Easton 
Gourlie  &  Ziegel,  535  W.  Georgia 
St.  R.  M.  Gourlie,  J.  S.  Ziegel  ‘ 


G.  Killam,  H.  A.  Evans 

ling,  Garfield  A.,  718  Granville  St. 
ling  &  King,  413  Granville  St. 
J.  L.  King,  G.  E.  King 
iliman,  N.  C.,  736  Granville  St. 
,adner,  G.  B..  718  Granville  St. 
,adner,  Downs,  Ladner,  Locke  & 
Lenox,  640  W.  Hastings  St.  L.  J. 
Ladner,  Q.C.,  J.  F.  Downs,  T. 
Ladner,  C.  C.  Locke,  P.  G. 
Lenox,  W.  M.  Carlyle,  J.  H- 
Noble,  P.  A.  Manson,  J.  D. 
Mawhinney,  O.  F.  Reinhard 
.ando,  Milson  &  Frydenlund,  536 
Howe  St.  E.  Lando,  G.  H.  MUson, 

H.  Frydenlund,  D.  Chong 
jawrence,  Shaw,  McFarlane  & 

Stewart,  1111  Georgia  St.  w. 
J.  L.  Lawrence,  I.  A.  Shaw, 
E.  J.  C.  Stewart,  M.  M.  McFar¬ 
lane,  B.  W.  F.  McLoughlm, 
R.  I.  A.  Smith 


478 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


[  1956 


Lawson,  Lundell,  Lawson  &  McIn¬ 
tosh,  Standard  Bldg.  O.  F.  Lun¬ 
dell,  D.  A.  Lawson,  G.  B. 
McIntosh,  C.  P.  Daniels,  J.  M. 
Tennant 

Layton,  Francis,  441  Seymour  St. 
Lefeaux,  W.  W.,  837  Hastings  St.  w. 
Le  Page,  D.  G.  G.,  709  W.  Georgia 
St. 

Levesque,  A.  P.,  470  Granville  St. 
Levin  &  Fishman,  717  West 
Pender  St.  Norman  C.  Levin, 
Saul  Fishman 

Lewis,  F.  G.  P.,  678  Howe  St. 

Levy,  D.  C.  B„  2173  W.  4th  St. 
(E.  M.  Levy) 

Long  &  Long,  9031  Hudson  St. 
&  744  W.  Hastings  St.,  G.  F.  H. 
Long,  C.  F.  Long 

Long,  G.  R.,  Q.C.,  718  Granville 
St.  (G.  R.  Long,  Jr.,  J.  M.  Miller 
R.  Falconer) 

Long,  W.  R.,  555  Howe  St. 

Lucas,  E.  A.,  553  Granville  St. 
McAlpine,  D.  J.,  675  Hastings  St.  w. 
McCrossan,  V.  de  B.,  736  Granville 
St. 

McCollough,  E.  E.,  718  Granville 
St. 

McCulloch,  Armstrong  &  Jarvis, 
1111  W.  Georgia  St.,  R.  G. 
McCulloch,  G.  A.  Armstrong, 
H.  P.  Jarvis 

McDiarmid  &  McDiarmid,  413 
Granville  St. 

McDonald,  Donald  W.  F.,  163 
Hastings  St.  w. 

McDonald,  G.,  404  Rogers  Bldg. 
McGeer,  D.  F.  G.,  626  West  Pender 
St. 

McGivern  &  Vance,  615  W.  Pender 
St.  H.  J.  McGivern,  E.  J.  Vance 
McGuire,  C.  J.,  4570  W.  10th  St. 
McIntyre,  B.,  470  Granville  St. 
McIntyre,  P.  J.,  718  Granville  St. 
McKenzie,  F.  J,,  837  Hastings  St.  w. 
McKinlay,  D.  J.,  475  Howe  St. 
McLelan,  T.  G.,  850  Hastings  St.  w. 
McLennan,  R.  L.,  470  Granville  St. 
McMaster,  Boyle  &  Parkes,  355 
Burrard  St.  G.  F.  McMaster, 
E.  A.  Boyle,  F.  H.  H.  Parkes 
McOuat,  W.  G„  5774  Victoria  Dr. 
McPhee,  J.  D.,  718  Granville  St. 
Macdonald,  Alex  B.,  751  Granville 
St. 

MacDonald,  F.,  736  Granville  St. 
Macdonald,  L.  P.,  736  Granville  St. 
MacDonald,  R.  W.,  535  W. 

Georgia  St. 

Macdonald  &  Prenter,  470  Gran¬ 
ville  St.  R.  V.  Prenter 
Maclnnes,  Arnold  &  McCabe,  626 
Pender  St.  w.  J.  A.  Maclnnes, 
Q.C.,  C.  S.  Arnold,  A.  J.  McCabe 
Mackoff  &  Gray,  736  Granville  St. 

A.  A.  Mackoff.  C.  B.  Gray 
Mackrow,  J.  P.,  1717W.Pender  St  . 
MacLennan,  J.  A.,  470  GranvilleSt. 
Macnaghten,  R.  F.,  628  Howe  St. 
MacQuarrie,  Hobkirk  McCurdy  & 

Sutherland,  455  Granville.  A.  B. 
MacQuarrie,  D.  A.  Hobkirk,  K. 

B.  McCurdy,  T.  M.  Sutherland 
Macrae,  H.  M.,  812  Robson  St. 
Macrae,  Montgomery,  Macrae,  Hill 

&  Cunningham,  602  Hastings  St. 
w.  J.  K.  Macrae,  Q.C.,  D.  S. 
Montgomery,  D.  K.  Macrae, 

V.  R.  Hill,  J.  R.  Cunningham, 

J.  D.  Montgomery 
Mahon,  H.  S.,  678  Howe  St. 

Mann,  D.  E.,  626  Pender  St.  w. 
Manson  &  Lane,  751  Granville  St. 

M.  A.  Manson,  W.  T.  Lane 
Marsden,  P.  S.,  193  E.  Hastings  St. 
Mason,  P.  G.,  615  Pender  St.  w. 
Mayall  &  Irvine,  535  Georgia  St. 
w.,  H.  Irvine,  G.  Mayall 


Milne  &  Ellis,  1704  E.  1st  St.,  J. 

E.  Milne,  W.  E.  Ellis 
Mullins,  N.  D.,  709  W.  Georgia  St. 
Munn,  King  &  Sheppard,  525 
Seymour  St.  L.  Munn,  W.  N. 
King,  D.  R.  Sheppard 
Murdock,  J.  F„  3164  Oak  St. 
Murphy,  P.  D.,  626  Pender  St.  w. 
Murray,  W.,  509  Richards  St. 
Mussalem,  N.,  553  Granville  St. 
Nemetz,  N.  T„  Q.C.,  678  Howe  St. 

(M.  Toy,  G.  Levy,  A.  Fouks) 
Nicoll,  G.  J.,  3349  Kingsway 
Norris,  T.  G.,  Q.C.,  602  Hastings 
St.  w.  (G.  S.  Cumming) 

Novae,  J.,  193  E.  Hastings  St. 
O'Brian,  Anderson  &  MacLeod,  520 
Seymour  St.  C.  M.  O’Brian,  Q.C., 
J.  J.  Anderson,  K.  R.  MacLeod 
O’Connor,  J.  A.,  Q.C.,  2173  West 
4th  Ave. 

Oliver,  Jos.,  718  Granville  St. 

Oliver  &  Millar,  470  Granville  St. 

H.  A.  D,  Oliver,  P.  S.  Millar 
Oreck,  N.  L.,  736  Granville  St. 
Ormheim  &  Haar,  717  Pender  St.  w. 

E.  M.  Ormheim,  F.  R.  Haar 
Osten,  Max,  510  W.  Hastings  St. 
Paine,  Edmonds,  Mercer  &  Williams, 
717  W.  Pender  St.  P.  B.  Paine, 
W.  H.  K.  Edmonds,  L.  A. 
Williams,  A.  W.  Mercer,  R.  H. 

RiGGCkfi 

Palatti,  V.  H.,  455  Granville  St. 
Pandia  &  Faminow,  660  Howe  St 
D.  P.  Panda,  P.  S.  Faminow 
Parsons,  L.  S.,  175  E.  Broadway 
Patterson,  W.  H.,  631  Hornby 
Pelton,  G.  V.,  751  Granville  St. 
Peterson  &  Anderson,  16  E.  Hast¬ 
ings  St.  L.  R.  Peterson.  R.  P. 
Anderson,  Associate:  J.  G.  Lori- 
mer 


Phelps,  J.  E.,  553  Granville  St. 
(G.  W.  Walker) 

Phipps,  R.  G.,  470  Granville  St. 
Pilkington,  R.  A..  553  Granville  St. 
Pincott,  K.  A.,  553  Granville  St. 
Ponsford,  W.,  615  W.  Hastings  St. 
Potter,  J.  E.,  1652  Renfrew  St. 
Pratt  &  Mitchell,  602  Hastings  St. 

w.  F.  D.  Pratt,  W.  D.  Mitchell 
Ralston,  Ralston  &  Broivn,  475 
Howe  St.  D.  J.  C.  Ralston,  J.  C. 
Ralston,  E.  Brown 
Randall,  W.  A.,  416  W.  Pender  St. 
Rankin  &  Mollison,  193  Hastings  e. 

H.  Rankin,  J.  J.  Mollison 
Read,  R.  A.,  18  Hastings  St.  w. 
Remnant,  S.  J.,  Q.C.,  Crown 

Prosecutor,  Court  House 
Richards,  Richards  &  Fleming,  470 
Granville  St.  R.  J.  G.  Richards, 
P.  C.  G.  Richards,  C.  S.  G.  C. 
Fleming 

Richmond  H.,  678  Howe  St. 
Robson  &  MacDonald,  736  Gran¬ 
ville  St.  C.  G.  Robson,  J.  A. 
MacDonald,  G.  T.  Guest 
Rogers,  E.  C.,  736  Granville  St. 
Ross,  E.  B.,  470  Granville  St. 

Ross,  R.  D.,  475  Howe  St. 

Ruhr,  C.  S.,  675  Hastings  St.  w. 
Ruryk,  E.  B.,  736  Granville  St. 
Russell  &  Du  Moulin,  850  Hast¬ 
ings  St.  w.  A.  M.  Russell,  Q.C., 
L.  St.  M.  Du  Moulin,  McK. 
Brown,  R.  T.  Du  Moulin,  E.  D. 
H*  Wilkinson,  W.  Heffernan, 
V*  >7  Wismer,  K.  I.  Mahoney, 
J.  McD.  Russell,  R.  E.  Ost- 
lund,  L.  H.  Clayton,  D.  A.  Wil¬ 
liamson,  P.  E.  Seaton,  S.  H. 
Wallace,  A.  McEachern,  M  G 
King,  S.  D.  Anfield,  R.  B.  Har¬ 
vey,  Associate  Counsel:  G.  S. 
Wismer,  Q.C. 

Safian,  H.  A.,  709  Dunsmuir  St. 
Sara,  I.,  751  Granville  St. 


Saundby,  G.  T.  S.,  411  Hastings 
St.  w. 

Savage  &  Keith,  744  Hastings  St. 

w.  W.  Savage,  R.  R.  Keith 
Schultz,  W.  A.,  475  Howe  St. 

Sears,  J.  Edward,  470  Granville  St. 
Sedgwick,  H.  J„  543  Granville  St. 
Seymour,  I.  R.,  675  W.  Hastings  St. 
Shakespeare  &  Hutcheon,  626 
Pender  St.  w.  R.  N.  Shakespeare, 
H.  E.  Hutcheon 
Sharpe,  J.  A.,  817  Granville  St. 
Shepherd,  Castillou  &  Oliver,  144 
W.  Hastings  St.  G.  H.  Shepherd, 
H.  G.  Castillou,  M.  D.  Oliver 
Shulman,  Tupper  &  Southin,  510 
W.  Hastings  St.  I.  Shulman,  H. 
W.  Tupper,  Miss  Mary  Southin, 

|  L.  T.  Gray 

Sigler  &  Cowley,  1111  W.  Georgia 
_  St.  D.  Sigler,  J.  A.  Cowley 
Simon,  C.  D.,  470  Granville  St. 
Silverton,  E.  G.,  722  Granville  St. 
Smilie,  Henry,  2401  W.  41st  Ave. 
Smith,  J.  P.,  Q.C.,  510  Hastings  St. 
w. 

Smitton,  F.  A.,  744  W.  Hastings  St. 
Stanton,  Munro  &  Dean,  193 
Hastings,  St.  e.  J.  H.  F.  Stanton, 
Elspeth  Munro,  Harold  L.  Dean 
Street  &  Wbllen,  1490  Broadway  w. 

W.  A.  Street,  R.  R.  Wollen 
Sturdy,  Trainor  &  Russell,  470 
Granville  St.  D.  A.  Sturdy, 
W.  J.  Trainor,  B.  A.  Russell 
Sullivan,  R.,  1150  Kingsivay 
Sutherland,  Gosse  &  Sutherland, 
736  Granville  St.  J.  J.  Suther¬ 
land,  I.  M.  Sutherland 
Sutherland  &  Sutherland,  736 
Granville  St.  John  A.  Sutherland 
Miss  C.  A.  Sutherland 
Sutton,  Braidwood,  Morris  &  Hall, 
1900  Pender  St.,  w.  William  A. 
Sutton,  Darrell  T.  Braidwood 
Charles  E.  Morris.  O.  J.  Hail, 
D.  A.  Sutton,  Associates:  C.  S. 
Hopkins,  A.  H.  Fyfe 
Swencisky,  A.  H.  J.,  553  Granville 
St. 

Taylor,  Marshall  &  Munro,  Alaska 
Pme  Bldg.,  W.  Georgia  St.  J.  R. 
Taylor,  T.  C.  Marshall,  W.  S. 
Munro,  G.  E.  Scott 
Thomson,  D.  A.,  470  Granville  St. 
Thomson,  W.  C.,  470  Granville  St. 
Todrick,  T.,  744  Hastings  St.  w. 

(Miss  May  S.  Manson) 

Tufts,  S.  S.,  455  Granville  St. 

Tysoe,  Harper,  Gilmour  &  Lang- 
field,  470  Granville  St.,  C.  WT 
Tysoe,  Q.C.,  A.  M.  Harper,  F.  J. 
Gilmour,  H.  J.  Gray,  P.  J.  De 
Booght,  S.  A.  Levis,  R.  W. 
Wilsmore 

Vaughan,  W.  R.,  193  East  Hastings 
St. 

Volrich,  J.  J„  425  Howe  St. 

Wade,  H.  R.,  525  Seymour 
Walkem,  Thomson  &  Walkem, 
510  Hastings  St.  w.  R.  Knox 
Walkem,  Q.C.,  Geo.  J.  Thomson, 

C.  A.  Walkem. 

Warner  &  Warner,  744  Hastings 
St.  w.  Wm.  Warner,  W.  L. 
Warner 

Watts  &  Perkins,  815  Hastings 
St.  w.  Helen  M.  Perkins,  A. 
Watts.  C.  A.  Perkins 
White,  A.  C.,  432  Richards  St. 

White  &  Shore,  2493  Commercial 
Dr.  C.  White,  M.  Shore,  J.  L. 
Davies 

White  &  Alexander,  602  Hastings 
St.  w.  C.  J.  White,  E.  A. 
Alexander 

Whittall,  W.  E.,  900  Pender  St.  w. 
Whiteside,  A.  M„  Q.C.,  470  Gran¬ 
ville  St. 


1956  ] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— MANITOBA 


479 


Williams,  T.  C.,  490  Granville  St. 
Williams  &  Ross,  789  Pender  St.  w. 

Miss  E.  W.  Ross,  H.  V.  Ross 
Wilson,  Hawthorne  &  Whitelaw, 
789  Pender  St.  w.  T.  E.  Wilson, 
R.  J.  Hawthorne,  G.  R.  Whitelaw 
Wismer,  J.,  678  Howe  St. 

Woodliffe,  C.  J.,  146  Broadway  e. 
Wyness  &  Grant,  207  Hastings  St. 
w.  H.  P.  Wyness,  Miss  E.  W. 
Grant 

Young,  A.  H.,  207  Hastings  St.  w. 
Young,  R.,  850  W.  Pender  St. 
Young,  W.  S.  L„  717  W.  Pender  St. 
Zunti,  E.  M.,  &  Macrae,  4001  E. 
Hasting  St. 

Ziegel,  J.  S.,  535  W.  Georgia  St. 

VANDERHOOF,  Cariboo,  j.d. 
Mackintosh,  A.  F. 

VERNON,  Yale,  j.d. 

Davis,  J.  A. 

Galbraith  &  Crowe.  H.  W.  Gal¬ 
braith,  A.  F.  Crowe,  R.  S.  Adams 
Lindsay  &  Kidston.  G.  Lindsay, 
J.  R.  Kidston,  A.  L.  MacDonnell 
Morrow,  Davidson  &  Seaton.  C.  W. 
Morrow,  Q.C.,  N.  A.  Davidson, 
P.  D.  Seaton 
Smith,  Frank 

VICTORIA,  Victoria,  j.d. 

Alder,  H.  E.,  745  Yates  St. 
Anderson,  D.  E.  C.,  612  View  St. 
Attorney  General's  Dept.:  Hon. 
R.  W.  Bonner,  Q.C.,  H.  A.  Mac- 
lean,  Q.C.,  W.  B.  Golvin,  A.  L. 
Pearson,  G.  Hogg,  N.  A.  Mc- 
Diarmid,  S.  W.  Taylor,  A.  Hall, 
J.  S.  Smith,  E.  T.  Cantell,  H.  J. 
Crane,  H.  A.  Fremlin 
Bate,  H.  K„  612  View  St. 

Beckwith  &  Horne,  612  View  St. 

H.  A.  Beckwith,  I.  M.  Horne 
Bigelow,  A.  E.,  612  View  St. 
Brethour,  W.  A.,  516  Admirals  Rd. 
Burns,  A.  J.,  Central  Bldg.  (J. 
Goult) 

Byers,  J.  A.,  548  Bastion  St. 
Cameron  &  Cameron,  612  View  St. 

G.  A.  Cameron,  D.  G.  Cameron 
Chard,  R.  W.,  625  Fort  St. 

Child,  S.,  612  View  St. 

City  Solicitors,  A.  J.  Patton,  Angus 
Smith 

Clay,  Macfarlane,  Ellis  &  Popham, 
630  Fort  St.  A.  B.  Macfarlane, 


R.  C.  Ellis,  E.  A.  Popham,  J.  A. 
Bond 

Copeman  &  Henderson,  620  View 
St.  J.  Y.  Copeman,  H.  L.  Hender¬ 
son 

Crease,  Davey,  Lawson,  Davis, 
Gordon  &  Baker,  530  Bastion 
St.  A.  D.  Crease,  Q.C.,  H.  J. 
Davis,  D.  M.  Gordon,  Q.G.,  J.  A. 
Baker,  D.  J.  Lawson,  H.  E. 
Botterell,  J.  C.  Scott-Harston, 
Mrs.  J.  F.  Williams,  J.  A.  Beesley, 
J.  C.  Cowan 

Cross  &  O'Grady,  Gordon  St.,  G.  H. 

Cross,  T.  P.  O’Grady 
Finland,  E.  V.,  625  Fort  St. 

Foot  &  Co.,  1405  Douglas  St. 
E.  H.  M.  Foot 

Gatehouse,  John  E.,  620  View  St. 
Gouge,  J.  F.,  625  Fort  St. 

Green  &  Howard,  620  View  St. 

R.  H.  Green,  S.  F.  Howard 
Gregory,  Grant  &  Cox,  1405  Doug¬ 
las  St.  G.  F.  Gregory,  J.  R. 
Grant,  A.  L.  Cox,  J.  A.  Fraser 
Halbert,  T.  J.,  723  Fort  St. 

Haldane  &  Campbell,  1020  Govern¬ 
ment  St.  W.  H.  M.  Haldane, 
Q.C.,  J.  D.  D.  Campbell,  D.  M. 
Stevens 

Harman,  Sloan  &  McKenzie,  625 
Fort  St.  J.  H.  Harman,  D.  G. 
Sloan,  L.  G.  McKenzie,  K.  C. 
Murphy 

Harrison  &  Anderson,  612  View  St. 

C.  L.  Harrison,  D.  E.  C.  Anderson 
Harvey,  Robt.  D.  &  Co.,  620  View 
St.  R.  O.  D.  Harvey,  Q.C.,  R.  J. 
Harvey 

Horne,  I.  M.,  612  View  St. 

Jackson,  Baugh  Allen  &  Russ, 
612  View  St.,  G.  W.  Baugh 
Allen,  A.  B.  Russ,  R.  B.  Coupar 
Jorre  de  St.  Jorre,  E.  D..  745 
Yates  St. 

Landman,  H.  E.,  745  Yates  St. 
Lauder  &  Matthews,  630  Fort  St. 

G.  A.  Lauder,  H.  L.  Matthews 
Lindholm,  L.  F.,  620  View  St. 
Manzer  &  Wootton,  701  Yates  St. 
Roy  Manzer,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  Woot¬ 
ton,  Anna  F.  Wootton 
McConnell,  J.,  401  Royal  Trust. 
McGugan,  D.,  521  Fort  St. 
Mclllree  &  McIntyre,  620  View  St. 
J.  R.  Mclllree,  W.  R.  McIntyre, 
J.  N.  Mclllree 


McIntyre,  E.  C.,  620  View  St. 
McKenna,  J.,  Q.G.,  612  View  St. 
McPhillips,  A.  de  B.,  1029  Douglas 
St. 

Marchant,  Gillis  &  McIntosh,  1405 
Douglas  St.  J.  H.  L.  Gillis, 
J.  G.  McIntosh,  F.  A.  Howard- 
Gibbon 

Martin  &  Martin,  620  View  St. 
Carew  Martin,  Q.C.,  R.  C. 
Martin 

McQuarrie,  R.  L.,  212  Central 
Bldg. 

Monteith,  W.  B.,  1405  Douglas  St. 
Moresby  &  Moresby,  620  View  St. 
W.  C.  Moresby,  Q.C.,  W.  J. 
Moresby 

Munson,  N.  E.,  745  Yates  St. 
Paterson,  A.  B.,  625  Fort  St. 

Patton,  A.  J.,  Bank  of  Toronto 
Bldg.  (City  Solicitor) 

Pearlman,  E.  E.,  Q.C.,  (Ont.),  620 
View  St. 

Penny,  S.  S.,  620  View  St. 

Popple,  A.  E.,  1258  Rockland  Ave. 
Price,  Robert  A.,  536  Broughton 
St. 

Proudfoot,  J.  J.,  902  Government 
St. 

Scott,  W.  B.,  745  Yates  St. 
Shumiatcher  &  Associates,  625  Fort 
St.  M.  C  Shumiatcher,  Q.C.,  J. 
N.  Stone 

Sinnott,  Elliott  &  Co.,  1006  Govern¬ 
ment  St.  P.  J.  Sinnott,  S.  Elliott 
Straith,  Ruttan  &  Davidson,  405 
Douglas  St.  W.  T.  Straith,  Q.C., 
J.  G.  Ruttan,  E.  S.  Davidson, 
W.  A.  Buchan 

Sullivan  &  Smith,  625  Fort  St.  G. 

J.  Sullivan,  G.  J.  Smith 
Tait  &  Holmes,  745  Yates  St. 
Constance  D.  Holmes,  H.  E. 
Landman 
Taylor,  S.  W. 

Ty  r  whi  1 1- D  r  a  ke ,  M.  L.,  918 
Government  St. 

WHALLEY,  Westminster,  j.d. 
Wood,  R. 

WHITE  ROCK,  Westminster  j.d. 
Blake,  C. 

Fraser,  G.  W.  B. 

Thompson,  A.  K. 

WILLIAMS  LAKE,  Cariboo  j.d. 
Skipp  &  Langley,  H.  L.  Skipp, 
W.  L.  Langley 


BARRISTERS 

ALEXANDER,  Western  j.d. 
Sibbald,  J.  H. 

ALTONA,  Southern  j.d. 

McGavin,  H.  J.  _ 

Fletcher,  E.  A.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 

ARBORG,  Eastern  j.d. 

Anderson  &  Seeman  (Br.  Office) 


ASHERN,  Eastern  j.d. 
Anderson,  J.  F. 


AUSTIN,  Central  j.d. 
MacKinnon  &  MacKinnon 
Office) 


(Br. 


BALDUR,  Southern  j.d. 

Schultz  &  Atkins.  R.  C.  Atkins 


BEAUSEJOUR,  Eastern  j.d. 


Bebak,  E.  (Br.  Office) 
Bellan,  J. 

Medland,  W.  C. 
Weselak,  A.  B. 
Wyrzykowski,  Morrisey 
ski  (Br.  Office) 


&  Borow- 


BENITO,  Dauphin  j.d. 
Webster,  J.  G. 


AND  SOLICITORS  IN  MANITOBA 


BINSCARTH,  Northern  j.d. 
Sanderson,  H.  G. 

BIRTLE,  Northern  j.d. 

Pratt,  D.  D. 

Pratt,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

BOISSEVAIN,  Southern  j.d. 
Mackenzie  &  Crerar.  D.  C.  Crerar, 
C.  Y.  Mackenzie 
BRANDON,  Western  j.d. 

Bennest,  F.  C. 

Clement  &  Stevenson,  R.  A. 

Clement,  Jr.,  S.  W.  K.  Stevenson 
Coleman,  B.  R. 

Kerr,  Meighen,  Haddad  &  Kerr. 
N.  W.  Kerr,  Q.C.,  F.  O.  Meighen, 
Q.C.,  Joseph  Haddad,  J.  C.  Kerr 
Stordy,  Alder  &  George,  W.  Stordy, 
E.  D.  Alder,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  H.  George 
CARBERRY,  Central  j.d. 
Garland,  R.  A. 

CARMAN,  Eastern  j.d. 

Bedford,  C.  N. 

Rinn,  W.  J. 

CARTWRIGHT,  Southern  j.d. 
Richards,  W.  E. 


CRYSTAL  CITY,  Southern  j.d. 
Deacon,  E.  A. 

Treble,  C.  D. 

CYPRESS  RIVER,  Central  J.D. 
Davidson,  J.  F. 

Ferg,  F.  M.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 


DAUPHIN,  Dauphin  j.d. 

Bates,  C.  D. 

Carmichael,  G.  C. 

Hawkins,  E.  W.,  Q.C. 

Johnston  &  Johnston,  I.  C.  John- 
ston,  Q.C.,  I.  R.  Johnston 
McFadden  &  McLean,  J.  N.  Mc- 
Fadden,  Q.C.,  S.  E.  McLean 
McGirr  &  Hirschfield,  E.  N. 

McGirr,  Q.C.,  A.  A.  Hirschfield 
Matthews,  A.  C. 

Rogers,  C.  S.  A.,  Q.C. 

Warnock,  A.  T.,  Q.C. 


DELORAINE,  Southern  j.d. 
Colquhoun  &  Colquhoun.  M.  S. 
Colquhoun,  Q.C.,  M.  M.  Col¬ 
quhoun 
North,  G.  H. 

ELKHORN,  Western  j.d. 

1  Thompson,  J.  W.  M. 


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ELM  CREEK,  Eastern  j.d. 
Shuckett,  B.A. 


EMERSON,  Eastern  j.d. 

Andrews,  J.  B.,  B.A. 

Forrester  &  Forrester.  W.  R.  For¬ 
rester,  Q.C. 

ERICKSON,  Northern  j.d. 
Ferguson  &  Burgess  (Br.  Office) 
St.  John  &  St.  John  (Br.  Office) 
ERIKSDALE,  Eastern  j.d. 
Rutherford,  H.S. 

ETHELBERT,  Dauphin  j.d. 
Hawkins,  E.  W„  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
FLIN  FLON,  Dauphin  j.d. 

Poulin,  B.  P. 

Sparling,  C.  C.,  Q.C. 

Wright,  Ferg  &  Wright.  0.  F 
Wright,  Q.C.,  Mary  A.  Wright. 
L.  P.  Ferg 

FOX  WARREN,  Northern  j.d. 
Pratt,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

GILBERT  PLAINS,  Dauphin  j.d. 
McFadden  &  McLean, 

(Br.  Office) 

GIMLI,  Eastern  j.d. 

Thorvaldson,  Eggertson,  Bastin  & 
Stringer  (Br.  Office) 
GLADSTONE,  Central  j.d. 
Crawford,  J.  G. 

Smith.  J.  W.;  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
GLENBORO,  Central  j.d. 

Ferg,  F.  M.,  Q.C. 

GRAND  VIEW,  Dauphin  j.d. 
Webb,  A.  J.,  Q.C. 

HAM  IOTA,  Northern  j.d. 

Levenick,  D.  G. 

KILLARNEY,  Southern  j.d. 

Carr,  R. 

Dorward,  W.  T. 

LAC  DU  BONNET,  Eastern  j.d. 
Matlin  &  Co.  (Br.  Office) 

Drache,  Matlin  &  Co.  (Br.  Office) 

McCREARY,  Dauphin  j.d. 
Matthews,  A.  C.  (Br.  Office) 
MACGREGOR,  Central  j.d. 

Lye,  H.  A.,  Q.C. 

MacKinnon  &  MacKinnon.  M 
E.  MacKinnon 
MANITOU,  Southern  j.d. 

Cameron,  D.  L.,  Q.C. 

Scurfield,  W.  E. 

MEL1TA,  Western  j.  d. 

Whitley,  Winifred  A.  (Mrs.) 

MINNEDOSA,  Northern  j.d. 
r  erguson  &  Burgess.  W.  G.  Fer¬ 
guson,  Q.C.,  W.  J.  Burgess 
r  leming,  J. 

St  John  &  St.  John.  C.  L.  St.  John, 
Q.C.,  D.  D.  St.  John 
M  OR  DEN,  Southern  j.d. 

Duncan,  D.  A. 

MacAulay  &  Westwood,  A.  Mac- 
Aulay,  Q.C.,  Westwood,  F.  S., 
y.o. 

MORRIS,  Eastern  j.d. 

Moore,  W.,  B.A. 

S1^eI  ‘K  Bar.rTe11-  L'  A-  Slater, 
Q.C.,  O.  V.  N.  Farrell 
NEEPAWA,  Central  j.d. 

Children,  Geo.  A. 

Davidson,  J.  A. 

Howden  &  Howden.  G.  A.  Howden 
OAKBURN,  Northern  j.d. 

Mandzuik,  J.  N. 

Smith,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

OAK  LAKE,  Western  j.d. 

( see  Virden) 

PILOT  MOUND,  Southern  j.d. 
Clark,  E.  A. 


PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE,  Cen¬ 
tral  J.D. 

Colwill  &  Sing.  C.  W.  Sing 
Greenberg,  I.  H. 

McRae,  J.  D. 

Miller  &  Miller.  J.  C.  Miller,  Q.C., 
C.  C.  Miller,  Q.C. 

Porter  &  Diehl.  E.  G.  Porter,  Q.C. 

C.  H.  Diehl,  R.  A.  Gilroy 
Sparling,  H.  D. 

Webster,  R.  W.,  Q.C. 

RAPI D  CITY,  Northern  j.d. 

St.  John  &  St.  John  (Br.  Office) 
POBLIN,  Dauphin  j.d. 

Riach,  C.  E. 

RUSSELL,  Northern  j.d. 

Smellie,  R.  G. 

Wilson  &  Wilson.  W.  W.  W.  Wilson 
J.  E.  Wilson 

ST.  BONIFACE,  Eastern  j.d. 
Betournay,  E.  L„  600  St.  Jean  de 
Baptiste  St. 

Brock,  C.  W.,  Q.C.,  136  Provencher 
Ave.  (Also  Winnipeg) 

Lacerte,  Id.,  311  Provencher  St. 

ST.  JAMES,  Eastern  j.d. 

Chapman,  G.  E. 

Chapman,  G.  T.,  Q.C. 

Grimble,  W. 

Hanna,  J.  S. 

Morrison,  K.  L. 

Moyles,  J.  T. 

SELKIRK,  Eastern  j.d. 

Hillhouse,  T.  P.,  Q.C. 

McLenaghen  &  Newman.  F.  W. 
Newman,  Q.C. 

SHOAL  LAKE,  Northern  j.d. 
Lauman,  G.  A. 

SOLSGIRTH,  Northern  j.d. 

Pratt,  J.  W. 

SOMERSET,  Southern  j.d. 
Champagne,  C.  E. 

SOURIS,  Western  j.d. 

Forrest,  S.  H.,  Q.C.  (H.  W. 
r  orrest) 

STEINBACH,  Eastern  j.d. 

Barkman,  G.  J. 

Goossen,  E.  R. 

STONEWALL,  Eastern  j.d. 
Campbell,  D.  L. 

Edwards,  W.  B 

cSAHHWLALL'BN",h""  '  " 

Hulme,  G.  F. 


f.WAN  RIVER,  Dauphin  j.d. 
Webster,  J.  G.  (Br.  Office) 
Lindsay,  C.  E.,  Q.C 
Neelands,  T.  W. 

TEULON,  Eastern  j.d. 

Campbell,  A.  H.,  Q.C. 

THE  PAS,  Dauphin  j.d. 

,r?pbe11,  A.,  Q.C.  (N  G 

Macphee) 

Hutcherson,  E.  B. 

Whitaker,  F.  G. 

TREHERNE,  Central  j.d. 

Evans,  R.  H. 

Loadman,  Frank  I.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

VIRDEN,  Western  j.d. 

Bra>  field,  Doak,  Buckingham  &■ 

?eCtyTSHiC^ >SaQ.ct 

J.  K.  Beaty  Buckingham, 

Rutlierford,  A.  B. 

WA WAN  ESA,  Western  j.d. 
Atkinson,  C.  L. 


WINKLER,  Southern  j.d. 
(see  Morden) 


WINNIPEG,  Eastern  j.d. 
Adamson,  H.,  512  Avenue  Bldg. 
Adelman,  B.,  Royal  Bank  Bldg. 
Aikins,  MacAulay,  Moffat,  Dick¬ 
son,  Hindi  &,  McGavin,  941 
Somerset  Bldg.,  Portage  Ave. 
G.  H.  Aikins,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Mac¬ 
Aulay,  Q.C.,  T.  W.  B.  Hinch, 
O.  W.  Struthers,  A.  A.  Moffat, 
Q.C.,  R.  G.  B.  Dickson,  Q.C., 
L>.  C.  McGavin,  D.  R.  Jackson, 
R-  K-  Williams,  P.  S.  Morse, 
J.  S.  Lamont,  R.  J.  Hansell  (See 
card,  p.  482) 

Anderson  &  Seeman,  714 — 283 
Portage  Ave.,  O.  U.  Seeman, 
Attorney-Geni’s.  Dept.  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Hon.  M.  N.  Hryhorezuk, 
(Atty.-Genl.)  O.  M.  M.  Kay, 
C.B.E.  QJJ.,  (Deputy  Attorney 
General),  G.  S.  Rutherford,  Q.C., 
W.  J.  Johnston,  Q.C.,  A.  S 
Dewar,  G.  E.  Pilkey,  W.  s’ 
Wright,  J.  Allen,  Q.C.,  S.  R 
Lyon 

Averbach,  M.,  370  Hargrave  St- 
Barnford  F.  W„  352  Queenston  St- 
Bebak,  E.,  460  Main  St. 

Bell,  A.  B.,  211  Portage  Ave. 

Bernard,  L.  H.,  Q.C.,  431  Main  St. 
Berg,  S.  A.,  Time  Bldg. 

Blackwood,  H.  P.,  Q.C.,  266 

Harvard  Ave. 

Boswell,  C.  M„  294  Portage  Ave. 
Bourke,  J.  T„  300  Boyd  Bldg. 
Bowles  &  Christie,  Huron  &  Erie 
Bldg.  D.  A.  Bowles,  N.  C 
Christie 

Bowies  &  Pybus,  402  Paris  Bldg. 

R.  S.  Bowles,  Q.C.,  C.  W.  Pybus 
Bridges,  E.  C.f  Somerset  Bldg. 

Brock,  C.  W.,  Q.C.,  Somerset  Bldg. 
Brotman,  E.  A.,  Q.C.,  Confed.  Life 
Bldg. 

Br£wn-  A-.  Toronto  General 
trusts  Bldg. 

B™ce-  Robert  A.,  812  Confedera¬ 
tion  Bldg. 

Buhr,  Friesen  Schroeder,  822 
loronto  General  Trusts  Bldg. 

P  A’  Knr’  P‘  JTiesen,  A.  Schroeder 
Gampbell,  A.  C.,  Q.C.,  108  Gerard 

Campbell,  Driscoll  &  Noble,  208 
Portage  Ave.  W  E.  Driscoll, 
r  F‘  9-  Campbell  G.  A.  Noble 
Campbell  &  Haig,  Paris  Bldg, 
p  M-DL°r?e  C^Pbell,  G.  T.  Haig. 
pV?'’  ^aw  Dept'  D-  °-  Owens, 
G-C.,  Regional  Counsel;  W.  T 
Patterson,  Q.C.,  W.  G.  Boyd! 
Solicitors;  E.  B.  MacDonald, 

i  '  jo  7^^cInnes>  A.  B.  Beaven 
Asst.  Solicitors 

Cp'p"  oa,W  Dept-  H-  A-  V-  Green, 
Solicitor;  A.  J.  Alliston,  H. 

M.  Pickard,  J.  Pearson,  Asst. 
solicitors 

Cantor,  Matas,  Simkin  &  Cantor, 
Birks  Bldg.  A.  E.  Cantor,  R.  J. 
Matas,  A.  L.  Simkin,  A.  P 
Cantor 

&  Cardin>  Paris 

w‘:  c.Si„c‘r'J’' T-  °-  “»<■*. 

Chapman,  J.  M.,  411  Confederation 
Bldg. 

Chapman  &  Trudele,  412  Paris 

Trudele^'  Cbapman-  R-  E- 
Charn,  T.  L„  460  Main  St. 

Chasanoff,  J.,  Box  2891 
Cherniack  &  Cherniack,  460  Main 
bt.  J.  A.  Cherniack,  S.  M 
Cherniack 

Chown,  G.  C.,  734  Somerset  Bldg. 
Christopherson,  J.,  Somerset  Blk. 


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481 


City  Solicitor,  W.  Fraser,  Asst. 
Solicitors;  Mrs.  I.  R.  Hunt. 
Q.C.,  D.  C.  Lennox,  J.  D.  Me-, 
Naimay,  R.  A.  L.  Nugent,  C. 
Millar. 

Cohen,  J.  J.,  102  Tor.  Gen.  Trusts 
Bldg. 

Cook,  R.  S.,  410  Power  Bldg. 

Corne,  H.  I.,  Confed.  Life  Bldg. 
(L.  F.  Gillis) 

Coulter,  Turner  &  Irish,  211  Por¬ 
tage  Ave.  Garnet  Coulter,  Q.C., 
Hon.  W.  R.  Turner,  Q.C.,  W.  C. 
Irish 


Coupar,  James,  Curry  Bldg. 
Cousley,  G.  L.,  Q.C.,  Telephone 
Bldgs. 

Cowan,  James,  Avenue  Bldg. 
Cowan,  J.  G.,  Leg.  Bldgs. 
Crawford,  J.  L.,  205  Huron  &  Erie 
Bldg. 

Crawford,  Proctor  &  Hnidan,  614 
Avenue  Bldg.  E.  H.  Crawford, 
Q.C.,  D.  Proctor,  J.  R.  Hnidan 
Cutler,  I.  I.,  Confederation  Life 
Bldg. 

Dalgleish,  C.  N.,  364  Maplewood 
D’Arcy  &  Irving,  Somerset  Bldg. 

N.  J.  D'Arcy,  H.  K.  Irving 
David  &  David,  Somerset  Bldg. 

A.  C.  David,  C.  F.  David 
Davies,  S.  L.,  166  Portage  Ave.  e. 
Davison,  W.  E.,  805  Jessie  Ave. 
deLucia,  G.  O.,  McIntyre  Bldg. 
deLucia,  M.,  McIntyre  Bldg. 
Denaburg,  S.,  716  McIntyre  Bldg. 
Diamond,  L.  M.,  503  Paris  Bldg. 
Diamond,  M.  Y.,  265  Portage  Ave. 
Dick,  Clifford  A.,  Trust  and  Loan 
Bldg. 


Doyle,  M.  N.,  797  Nassau  St. 
Drache,  Meltzer,  Essers,  &  Gold, 
325  Main  St.,  S.  J.  Drache,  M.  M. 
Meltzer,  E.  I.  Essers.,  P.  C.  Gold. 
Dubienski  &  Dubienski,  Confedera¬ 
tion  Life  Bldg.  B.  B.  Dubienski, 
Q.C.,  I.  V.  Dubienski,  J.  R. 
Glowacki 

Dysart,  Streight  &  Clubine,  Somer¬ 
set  Bldg.  A.  L.  Dysart,  Col.  H.  N. 
Streight,  Q.C.,  H.  P.  Clubine 
Eibner,  F.  J.,  Somerset  Bldg. 
EUor,  P.,  212  Confed.  Life  Bldg. 
Eyres,  W.  C.,  Paris  Bldg. 
Farquhar,  Alex.,  389  Main  St. 
Fillmore,  Riley  &  Fillmore,  250 
Portage  Ave.,  W.  P.  Fillmore, 
Q.C.,  H.  J.  Riley,  Q.C.,  C.  W. 
Fillmore,  J.  E.  Tovey 
Finkelstein,  Finkelstein  &  McCor¬ 
mick,  Somerset  Bldg.  M.  J. 
Finkelstein,  Q.C.,  C.  E.  Finkel¬ 
stein,  D.  A.  McCormick 
Fitch,  E.  H.,  McIntyre  Bldg. 
Fletcher,  E.  A.,  Q.C.,  Confed.  Life 
Bldg. 

Forrest,  Miss  C.  I.,  222  McDermot 
Ave. 

Freeman,  J.  Calvin,  Great  Western 
Bldg. 

Gelley,  G.  Maurice,  B.A.,  Avenue 
Bldg. 


Ginpil,  H.,  Trust  &  Loan  Bldg. 
Goer  well,  S.  W.  412  Boyd  Bldg. 
Goldberg,  S.,  209  Kresge  Bldg. 
Golsof  &  Gould,  356  Main  St. 

N.  B.  Golsof,  E.  A.  Gould 
Goodman  &  Wilcox,  Lindsay  Bldg. 

H.  G.  Goodman,  R.  O.  Wilcox 
Green  &  Green,  Lindsay  Bldg.  S. 

Hart  Green,  Q.C.,  H.  Green,  Jr. 
Greenberg  &  Arpin,  457  Main  St. 

S.  Greeberg,  M.  Arpin,  A.  A.  Rich 
Greschuck,  T.  C.,  Q.C.,  502 

Confed.  Bldg. 

Griffin,  A.,  Q.C.,  Dom.  Pub.  Bldg. 
Guy,  Chappell,  Guy,  Wilson  & 
Hall,  Eleotric  Ry.  Chbrs.  R.  D. 


Guy,  Q.C.,  C.  W.  Chappell, 

Q. C.,  R.  D.  Guy,  Jr.,  J.  E. 
Wilson,  G.  C.  Hall,  M.  W. 
Coghlin 

Gyles  &  Gyles,  211  Portage  Ave. 

H.  F.  Gyles,  H.  F.  F.  Gyles 
Haig  &  Haig,  Paris  Bldg.  Hon. 
John  T.  Haig,  Q.C.,  J.  B.  Haig, 

C.  II.  Haig,  J.  C.  Haig,  G.  M, 
Churchill,  E.  K.  Eggertson 

Halprin  &  Halprin,  Childs  Bldg. 

J.  Halprin,  R.  K.  Halprin 
Halter,  Aubrey  J,  265  Portage  Ave. 
Halter,  G.  Sydney,  Q.C.,  Somerset 
Bldg. 

Hanna,  J.  S.,  2000  Portage  Ave. 
Hawley,  A.  T.,  Q.C.,  Paris  Bldg. 
Hayes,  D.  W.,  207  Paris  Bldg. 
Heap  &  Cook,  410  Power  Bldg.  F. 

Heap,  Q.C.,  F.  K.  Heap 
Hickey,  R.  E.,  McIntyre  Bldg. 
Hoffman,  Allan  A.,  Paris  Bldg. 
Hughes  &  Inkster,  283  Portage  Ave. 
H.  M.  Hughes,  Q.C.,  C.  L. 
Inkster,  J.  Barry  Hughes 
Hunt,  J.  M.,  430  Somerset  Bldg. 
Hunter,  R.  O.  A.,  177  Lombard 
Ave. 

Isaacs  &  Isaacs,  265  Portage  Ave. 

Max  Isaacs,  Manly  Isaacs. 
Israels,  A.  M.,  Childs  Bldg. 
Israels,  M.  W.,  444  Somerset  Bldg. 
Jaeger,  S.  E.,  310  Power  Bldg. 

(Miss  I.  V.  Miller) 

Johnston,  Jessiman  Gardner  & 
Swancar,  Natural  Gas  Bldg. 
A.  E.  Johnston,  Q.C.,  D.  J. 
Jessiman,  W.  C.  Gardner,  D. 
Swancar 

Johnston,  Garson,  Forrester  & 
Davison,  Somerset  Bldg.  W.  A. 
Johnston,  Q.C.,  Hon.  S.  S.  Gar- 
son,  Q.C.,  D.  B.  W.  Forrester, 
W.  H.  Davison,  J.  F.  R.  Taylor, 

D.  D.  Everett 

Keith  &  Westbury,  Avenue  Bldg. 
C.  I.  Keith,  Q.C.,  P.  W.  A. 
Westbury 

Kennedy  &  Kennedy,  346  Main  St. 
W.  W.  Kennedy,  Q.C.,  K.  R. 
Kennedy,  Q.C.,  F.  E.  Schick. 
Kiffic,  P.,  711  Magnus  Ave. 

Killeen,  F.  J.,  1251  Dominion  St. 
Kimelman,  E.  C.,  Lindsay  Bldg. 
Kimmel.  Arnold  K..  289  Garry  St. 
Kimmel,  M.  M.  (Mrs.),  342  King¬ 
ston  Cresc,  St.  Vital 
Kohm,  H.,  Royal  Bank  Bldg. 
Kopstein,  M.  E.,  Lindsay  Bldg. 
Kushner,  Breen  &  Gordon,  223 
Curry  Bldg.  C.  N.  Kushner,  S. 
Breen,  H.  E.  Gordon,  W.  M. 
Abrams 

Lamont  &  Buriak,  510  Childs  Bldg. 

J.  S.  Lamont,  Q.C.,  J.  Buriak 
Landry,  J.  N.,  302  McIntyre  Bldg. 
Lawrence  &  Lawrence,  Paris  Bldg. 
W.  D.  Lawrence,  Q.C.,  A.  G. 
Lawrence,  L.  G.  Marcoux 
Layton,  N.  H.,  577  Stradbrook  Ave. 
Lear,  C.  D„  Childs  Bldg. 

Leech,  Leech,  Sutton  &  Co.  306 
Childs  Bldg.  F.  J.  Sutton,  Q.C. 
Lennox  &  Moffat,  403  Avenue 
Bldg.  R.  Lennox,  Q.C.,  R.  E. 
Moffat 

Levin,  David,  Q.C.,  Somerset  Bldg. 
Locke  &  Follett,  910  Somerset 
Bldg.  P.  C.  Locke,  Q.C.,  R.  L. 
Follett 

Long,  T.  MacKay,  Trust  &  Loan 
Bldg. 

Ludlow,  L.,  Crown  Trust  Bldg. 
Lyons,  J.  M.  250  McDermot  Ave. 
McArthur  &  Evans,  Somerset 
Bldg.  C.  V.  McArthur,  Q.C., 

R.  B.  McArthur,  W.  R.  Appleby, 
R.  J.  Gillies 


McClure,  Roland  W.,  296  Garry 
St. 

McDonald,  Bruce  P.,  906  Childs 
Bldg. 

McMurray  &  McMurray,  500  Scott 
Bldg.  S.  W.  McMurray,  R.  W. 
McMurray 

McMurray,  Walsh,  Mioay,  Molloy 
&  Henteleff,  211  Portage  Ave. 
Hon.  E.  J.  McMurray,  Q.C., 
H.  Walsh,  Q.C.,  A.  R.  Micay, 
W.  A.  Molloy,  Y.  M.  Henteleff, 
J.  F.  O’Sullivan 

McNeill,  L.  D.,  221  Osborne  Ave. 
McWilliams  &  Gunn,  Avenue  Bldg. 

Hon.  R.  F.  McWilliams,  Q.C. 
Maclnnes,  Burbidge,  Hetherington, 
Allison,  Campbell  &  Findlay, 
333  Main  St.  R.  B.  Maclnnes, 

Q. C.,  F.  M.  Burbidge,  Q.C., 
E.  G.  Hetherington,  J.  O.  Allison, 

R.  W.  Campbell,  Q.C.,  A.  C. 
Findlay,  S.  D.  Milne,  R.  Tallin, 
R.  B.  Cantlie 

MacLean  &  Mac  Lean,  356  Main 
St.  John  MacLean,  Q.C.,  G.  C. 
MacLean 

Macleod,  G.  P.,  Q.C.,  Toronto 
General  Trusts  Bldg. 

MacMillan,  N.  A.,  468  Main  St. 
MacQueen,  M.  A.,  333  Main  St. 
MacVicar,  G.  D.,  Can.  Perm.  Bldg. 
Manning,  H.  W.  B.,  703  Wellington 

Martens,  W.,  302  Power  Bldg. 
Masciuch,  Y.  O.,  428  Main  St. 

(H.  Kohm) 

Matlin,  Kushner  &  Buchwald,  254 
Portage  Ave.  L.  S.  Matlin,  Q.C., 
B.  Kushner,  H.  Buchwald 
Michel,  H.  E„  503  Paris  Bldg. 
Miles,  Miles  &  Victor,  New  Har¬ 
grave  Bldg.  A.  N.  Miles,  S.  R. 
Miles,  D.  I.  Victor 
Monk,  Goodwin,  Higenbottam  & 
Allen,  425  Somerset  Bldg.  H. 
B.  Monk,  Q.C.,  R.  R.  Goodwin, 
G.  A.  Higenbottam,  F.  D.  Allen, 

R.  W.  Law 

Monnin,  Grafton,  Deniset  &  Dow- 
han,  431  Main  St.  A.  M.  Monnin, 
T.  D.  Grafton,  L.  Deniset,  W. 
Dowhan,  P.  Betournay 
Moore,  T.  K.,  618  Somerset  Bldg. 
Morgan,  M.  R.,  270  Atlantic  Ave. 
Morley,  A.  W.,  290  Garry  St.' 
Morosnick,  Erin  &  Spivak,  296)4 
Kennedy  St.  L.  D.  Morosnick, 
M.  F.  Erin,  M.  Spivak 
Morrison  &  Morrison,  Huron  & 
Erie  Bldg.  H.  C.  Morrison,  Q.C., 
John  R.  Morrison 
Morrison  &  Stapley,  Gr.  Exch. 
Bldg.  A.  S.  Morrison,  Q.C., 
P.  R.  Stapley 

Morton,  J.  K.,  Q.C.,  McIntyre 
Block 

Morton,  T.,  910  Childs  Bldg. 
Munson,  Crawford  &  Du  reault, 
205  Huron  &  Erie  Bldg.  J.  M. 
Crawford,  A.  Dureault 
Neal,  W.  S.,  Grain  Exchange  Bldg. 
Nitikman,  I.,  Q.C.,  457  Main  St. 
Nutter,  P.  G.,  512  Avenue  Bldg. 
Parashin,  P.,  207  Paris  Bldg. 
Parker,  Tallin,  Kristjansson,  Parker 
&  Martin,  389  Main  St.  C.  K. 
Tallin,  Q.C.,  B.  S.  Parker,  A.F. 
Kristjansson,  H.  B.  Parker,  W. 

S.  Martin 

Parker,  J.  H.,  206  Confed.  Bldg. 
Pennock,  Mrs.  D.  V.,  115  Hertford 
Blvd.  Tuxedo 

Percy,  R.  W.  C.,  612  Avenue  Bldg. 
Perkins,  J.  E.,  291  Brock  St. 

Perry,  D.  R.,  283  Portage  Ave. 
Phillipps,  H.,  Q.C.,  201  Montreal 
Trust  Bldg. 


482 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— MANITOBA 


[  1956 


Pitblado,  Hoskin,  Grundy, 
Ben  nest  &.  Drummond-Hay — 
Pitblado,  Hoskin,  McEwen, 
Alsaker,  Hunter  &.  Sweatman, 

395  Main  St.  I.  Pitblado, 
Q.C.,  LL.D.,  A.  E.  Hoskin,  Q.C., 
B.C.L.,  H.  P.  Grundy,  Q.C., 
E.  H.  Bennest,  Q.C.,  H.  R. 
Drummond-Hay,  Q.C.,  E.  B. 
Pitblado,  Q.C.,  W.  S.  McEwen 
Q.C.,  0.  S.  Alsaker,  D.  Nichol¬ 
son,  G.  R.  Hunter,  A.  Sweatman, 
G.  A.  Paulson,  V.  L.  Baird,  G.  H. 
Montague,  C.  C.  Henderson,  W. 
Grimbell,  (See  card  below) 

Poison,  Hugh,  910  Somerset  Bldg. 
Popp,  J.,  263  Kingsway  Ave. 
Porter,  H.  W.,  158  Fort  St. 

Pullan,  G.  M.,  Paris  Bldg. 

Regnier,  L.  A.,  416  Main  St. 
Reid,  D.  W.,  629  Wall  St. 

Rice,  I.,  Confed.  Life  Bldg. 
Richardson,  Richardson,  McLach- 
lan  &  Norton,  254  Portage  Ave. 
B.  V.  Richardson,  Q.C.,  G. 
Richardson,  J.  N.  McLachlan, 
W.  E.  Norton 

Ritchie,  F.  G.,  146  Notre  Dame  e. 
Robertson  &  Long,  Nat.  Trust 
Bldg.  S.  W.  Robertson,  Q.C., 
P.  E.  Long 

Rosen,  A.,  603  Royal  Bank  Bldg. 
Ross,  D.  H.,  323  Main  St. 

Ross,  J.  L.,  Q.C.,  511  McIntyre 
Block 

Roland,  L.  O.,  236  Waterloo  St. 
Rusen,  I.  D.,  Lindsay  Bldg. 
Sanders,  Mrs.  FI.  R.,  1023  Dor¬ 
chester  Ave. 

Saunderson,  H.  H.  LL.B.,  211 
Portage  Ave. 

Sawula  &  Powell,  457  Main  St. 
S.  Sawula,  J.  Powell 


Scarth  &  Scarth,  Paris  Bldg. 

H.  S.  Scarth,  Q.C.,  A.  W.  Scarth 
Schulman,  H.,  Childs  Bldg. 
Schwartzwald,  M.  II.,  Royal  Bank 

Bldg. 

Scott,  A.  P.,  352  Campbell  St. 
Seipp,  L.  A.,  Tor.  Gen’l.  Trusts 
Bldg. 

Sheps,  S.  G.,  364  Main  St. 
Shinbane,  Dorfman  &  Kanee,  Paris 
Bldg.  A.  M.  Shinbane,  Q.C., 

I.  Dorfman,  Q.C.,  Sol  Kanee,  D. 
Sokolov,  J.  G.  Webster 

Shuckett,  B.A.,  Curry  Bldg. 

Siddall,  E.  R.,  Ste.  IB,  Colonial 
House 

Slusky  &  Slusky,  Paris  Bldg.  M.  A. 

Slusky,  I.  H.  Slusky 
Smith  &  Kirby,  Trust  &  Loan 
Bldg.  FI.  G.  H.  Smith,  Q.C., 
E.  J.  Kirby 

Smith,  C.  G.,  226  Curray  Bldg. 
Sokolov  &  Wolinsky,  Lindsay  Bldg. 

Id.  Sokolov.  M.  Wolinsky 
Solomon,  Baryluk,  Karasevich  & 
Gingera,  McIntyre  Block.  J.  R. 
Solomon,  M.  Baryluk,  J.  G. 
Karasevich,  M.  Gingera 
Solomon,  Earl,  333  Portage  Ave. 
Soronow,  R.  I.,  Somerset  Bldg 
Steinkopf,  M.  B.,  Somerset  Bldg’ 
Stibbard,  J.  O.,  129  Ashland  Ave' 
Stratychuk,  O.,  Confederation  Life 
Bldg. 

Stubbs,  Stubbs  &  Stubbs,  Gt. 
Western  Bldg.  L.  St.  Geo.  Stubbs, 
R.  St.  Geo.  Stubbs,  H.  St.  G. 
Stubbs,  J.  H.  Sansome,  G.  St. 
G.  Stubbs 

Sucharov,  M.  M.,  356  Main  St. 
Suffield  &  Denaburg,  716  McIntyre 
Bldg.  S.  Denaburg 


Sullivan  &  Turner,  Power  Bldg. 
Arthur  Sullivan,  Q.C.,  F.  J. 
Turner,  Q.C.,  F.  Iv.  Turner 
Swift,  MacLeod,  Deacon  &  Kirby, 
265  Portage  Ave.  II.  E.  Swift, 

Q. C.,  C.  .1.  MacLeod,  Q.C.,  I.  J. 

R.  Deacon,  Q.C.,  J.  C.  Kirby 
Swystun,  Swystun  &  DeGraves, 

Gt.  Western  Bldg.  V.  J.  Swystun, 
N.  W.  Swystun,  W.  DeGraves 
Swystun  &  Thiessen,  202  Paris 
Bldg.  W.  Swystun,  J.  Thiessen 
Tallin,  G.  P.  R.,  Q.C.,  Dean 

Manitoba  Law  School 


Tax,  Wm.  457  Main  St. 

Thomas  &  Lyon,  Toronto  General 
Trusts  Bldg.  E.  J.  Thomas,  C.  J. 
Lyon 


Thompson,  Scarth  &  Thompson, 
Toronto  Gen.  Trusts  Bldg.  F.  G. 
Thompson,  W.  B.  Scarth,  Q.C., 
A.  R.  Thompson 


ihompson,  Shepard,  Dilts  &  Jones, 
232  Portage  Ave.  D.  A.  Thomp¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  A.  E.  Dilts,  Q.C., 
T.  W.  Laidlaw,  Q.C.,  C.  D. 
Shepard,  Q.C.,  C.  G.  Dilts,  D.  H. 
Jones,  J.  H.  McDonald,  J.  F. 
Funnel,  W.  L.  Ritchie,  Associate: 
E.  G.  P.  Baker,  Q.C., 

Thomson,  Thomson  &  Thomson, 
310  Paris  Bldg.  J.  L.  M.  Thom¬ 
son. 

Thorarison,  S.  A.,  801  Somerset 
Bldg. 


Thorvaldson,  Eggertson,  Bastin  & 
Stringer,  Bank  of  N.S.  Bldg. 
G.  S.  Thorvaldson,  Q.C.,  A.  G. 
Eggertson,  Q.C.,  A.  J.  Stringer, 
F.  M.  Bastin,  G.  W.  Saunders. 
A.  V.  Mauro,  G.  Elsey 
Toole,  J.  N.,  84  Bannerman  Ave. 


WINNIPEG 


AIKINS,  MacAULAY,  MOFFAT,  DICKSON,  HINCH  &  McGAVIN 

SSarrialrra  attJ>  g’nliritora 


G.H.  Aikins,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  (1910-1954) 
J.  A.  MacAulay,  Q.C.,LL.D.  T.  W.  B.  Hinch 

A.  A.  Moffat,  Q.C.  R.  G.  B.  Dickson  Q.C. 

D.  C.  McGavin  R.  K.  Williams 


John  S.  Lamont 


R.  J.  Hansell 


O.  W.  Struthers 
D.  R.  Jackson 
P.  S.  Morse 


941  SOMERSET  BUILDING,  PORTAGE  AVENUE,  WINNIPEG,  CANADA 
CABLE  ADDRESS  — “ AIKINS” 


PITBLADO,  HOSKIN,  GRUNDY,  BENNEST  &  DRUMMOND-HAY 
PITBLADO,  HOSKIN,  McEWEN,  ALSAKER,  HUNTER  &  SWEATMAN 

Harrialera,  f’nliritora,  lEtr. 

HAMILTON  BUILDING  -  395  MAIN  STREET 
WINNIPEG  2  -  MANITOBA 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— NEW  BRUNSWICK 


483 


Trick,  Restall  &  Cooper,  Curry 
Bldg.  E.  G.  Trick,  Q.C.,  J.  H. 
Restall,  H.  W.  Cooper 
Tupper,  Tupper  &  Adams,  Crown 
Trust  Bldg.  Sir  Charles  S.  Tupper, 
Q.C.,  A.  Adams,  R.  K.  Adams, 
A.  A.  Adams,  W.  Norrie 
Van  Vliet,  G.  L.,  Curry  Bldg. 
Vermeulen,  C.,  322  Kennedy  St. 
Waisman,  M.  £>.,  457  Main  St. 
Warburton  &  Campbell,  290  Garry 
St.  F.  G.  Warburton,  A.  C. 
Campbell 

Warner,  Billinkoff  &  Smethurst,  298 
Main  St.  A.  H.  Warner,  Q.C., 
F.  Billinkoff,  R.  G.  Smethurst 


Watterson,  Margaret  E.,  Toronto 
Gen.  Trusts  Bldg. 

Wawrykow,  Mrs.  D.  G.,  477  Lans- 
downe 

White,  Newman  &  Walker,  201 
Somerset  Bldg.,  L.  A.  White,  W. 
C.  Newman,  G.  D.  M.  Walker 
Wilder,  O.,  Lindsay  Bldg. 
Williams,  R.  A.,  1057  McMillan 

Ave. 

Williams,  John  L.,  502  McIntyre 
Bldg. 

Williamson,  .1.  R.,  601  Childs  Bldg. 
Willis,  E.  F.,  117  Girton  Ave. 

Tuxedo 


Wilson,  W.  E.,  Q.C.,  330  Legisla¬ 
tive  Bldgs. 

Wyrzykowski,  Morrisey  &  Borow- 
ski,  663  Main  St.  C.  T.  Wyrzy¬ 
kowski,  Q.C.,  W.  S.  Morrisey, 
J.  M.  Borowski 

Yakimischak,  D.,  McIntyre  Blook 
Yanofsky  &  Pollock,  714  Confed. 
Bldg.  D.  A.  Yanofsky,  G.  C. 
Pollock 

Yargmovich,  A.  J.,  Power  Bldg. 
Zimmerman,  M.  Norman,  669  Main 
St. 

Zuken,  J.,  457  Main  St. 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


ANDOVER,  Co.  Victoria 
( see  Perth) 

BATHURST,  Co.  Gloucester 
Byrne  &  Hogan,  E.  G.  Byrne,  Q.C., 
J.  J.  Hogan 
Gilbert,  Geo.,  Q.C. 

Harris,  A.  L. 

Ramsey  &  Harper.  H.  C.  Ramsey, 
Q.C.,  P.  P.  Harper 
Robichaud,  A.  M.,  Q.C. 

Robichaud  &  Robichaud.  Albany 
Robichaud,  A.  M.  Robichaud, 
Q.C.,  E.  C.  Robichaud. 

Whelton,  V.  (F.  S.  Morris) 
CAMPBELLT  ON,  Co.  Restigouche 
Ayle,  S.  L. 

Bugold,  John  N. 

Dub6,  .T.  E. 

Sutherland  &  Carr,  H.  W.  Suther¬ 
land,  A.  Gordon  Carr 
Feeney  &  Feeney.  G.  T.  Feeney, 
Q.C.,  T.  G.  Feeney 
McLaughlin,  A.  P.  N. 

Senechol,  J.  H.  W. 

CARAQUET,  Co.  Gloucester 
Jean,  B.  A. 

CHATHAM,  Co.  Northumberland 
Barry,  F.  H. 

Lordon,  P.  B. 

Martin,  J.  R. 

Murray,  H.  S. 

CHIPMAN,  Co.  Queens 
McGinley,  E.  F. 

DALHOUSIE,  Co.  Restigouche 
Bernard,  J.  L. 

Maclvor,  M.  L. 


EDMUNDSTON,  Co.  Madawaska 
Abbis.  C. 

Chamberland,  A.  M. 

Dube,  Leopold 

Michaud  &  Dionne,  G.  Michaud, 
C.  A.  Dionne 


Michaud,  J.  M. 

Michaud,  P-,  Q.C. 

Pichette  &  Pelletier.  J.  A.  Pichette, 

P.  E.  Pelletier 

Tweedie  &  Tweedie.  F.  D.  Tweedie, 

Q. C.,  E.  T.  Tweedie 

FREDERICTON,  Co.  York 
Atkinson  &  Atkinson.  E.  C.  Atkin¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  F.  E.  Atkinson 
Attorney  General’s  Dep’t.  Hon. 
W.  J.  West,  Q.C.,  E.  B.  Mc- 
Latchy,  Q.C.,  H.  W.  Hickman, 
Q.C.,  M.  M.  Hoyt,  J.  M. 
LeBlane,  L.  D.  D’Arcy,  J.  T. 
Gray 

Barry,  Chas  R. 

Brewer,  R.  A. 

Cain,  L.  F.  ' 

Dougherty,  West  &  Gunter.  C.  L. 
Dougherty,  Q.C.,  W.  J.  West, 
Q.C.,  H.  H.  Gunter,  H.  G. 
Dougherty,  A.  Gerow 
Freeze  &  Warner,  R.  St.  J.  Freeze, 
J.  E.  Warner 


Hanson,  Rouse  &  Gilbert,  H.  A. 
Hanson,  Q.C.,  D.  G.  Rouse,  C.  T. 
Gilbert 
Howie,  J.  R. 

King,  (Mrs.)  D.  H. 

Limerick  &  Limerick.  A.  McF. 
Limerick,  Q.C.,  R.  V.  Limerick, 

Q. C. 

Limerick,  Walter 
McNair,  J.  C. 

Murray,  Albert  R. 

Noble,  G.  A. 

Winslow,  Hughes  &  Dickson.  J.  J. 
F.  Winslow,  Q.C.,  C.  J.  A. 
Hughes,  Q.C.,  D.  M.  Dickson, 

R.  B.  Cochrane,  R.  C.  Stevenson 
GRAND  FALLS,  Co.  Victoria 
Cyr,  L.  H. 

Duffle,  Margaret 
Duffie,  T.  E. 

Levesque,  C.  M. 

McLaughlin,  H.  E. 

McLaughlin,  Mrs.  M.  L. 

Martin,  R. 

HAMPTON,  Kings  Co. 

Ross,  Mrs.  Beatrice  W. 
HARTLAND,  Co.  Carleton 
McCutcheon,  G.  R. 

LANCASTER,  Co.  St.  John 
Purnell,  L.  F.  D.,  (H.  J.  Marquis) 

WIINTO,  Co.  Sunbury 
Fanjoy,  R.  J. 

MONCTON,  Co.  Westmorland 
Adair,  G.  H. 

Bingham,  G.  J. 

Bourque,  A. 

Brian,  P. 

Can.  Nat.  Ry.  W.  H.  Hewson 
(Solicitor) 

Carvell,  J.  T. 

Cohen,  H.  R. 

Cormier  &  Savoie,  M.  A.  Savoie, 
C.  Roy 

Creaghan  &  Creaghan.  J.  A. 

Creaghan,  Q.C.,  W.  Creaghan 
Elsliger,  M.  J. 

Forbes  &  Miller.  F.  II.  Forbes, 
R.  L.  Miller 

Friel  &  Friel.  Donal  Friel 
Goodwin.  Goodwin  &  Ellsworth. 

W.  H.  Goodwin,  D.  C.  Ellsworth 
Hewson,  Ralph  W. 

Jones  &  Jones,  L.  C.  Jones,  L.  C. 

Jones,  Jr. 

Keating,  L.  E. 

Le  Blanc,  A. 

Le  Blanc,  L.  T. 

Leger,  C.  I.  L. 

Leger,  C.  E.,  Q.C. 

Mitton,  G.  T.,  Q.C. 

Mitton  &  MacFarlane.  R.  D. 

Mitton,  Q.C.,  D.  H.  MacFarlane 
Murphy,  H.  J. 

Murphv  &  Murphy.  F.  P.  Murphy, 
Q.C.,  J.  E.  Murphy,  Q.C.,  R.  L. 

Mollins 


Parlee,  Hon.  T.  B.,  Q.C. 

Richard,  J.  G. 

Robichaud,  L.  A. 

Robinson  &  Palmer.  R.  M.  Palmer, 
Q.C. 

Savage,  Brian  G. 

Stewart  &  Stratton,  W.  G.  Stewart, 
Q.C.,  S.  G.  Stratton 
Storey  &  Yeoman,  D.  W.  Storey, 
M.  M.  Yeoman 
Trites,  H.  B. 

NEWCASTLE,  Co.  Northumber¬ 
land 

Davidson,  W.  H.,  Q.C. 

Fish,  Miss  F.  L. 

McEvoy,  Vincent  J. 

Smith,  G.  A.  Percy 
Tracy-Gould,  A.  P. 

Whalen,  T.  II.,  B.C.L. 

PERTH,  Co.  Victoria 
Baird,  G.  E. 

Porter,  J.  E. 

Tomlinson,  T.  W. 

PETITCODI  AC,  Co.  Westmorland 
Main,  W.  J. 

Rice  &  Rice.  E.  C.  Rice,  Q.C., 
D.  E.  Rice 

PLASTER  ROCK,  Co.  Victoria 

(see  Perth) 

RICHIBUCTO,  Co.  Kent 
Richard,  E.  T. 

Robichaud,  L.  J. 

Robichaud,  L.  P.  A.,  Q.C. 
SACKVILLE,  Co.  Westmorland 
Meldrum,  W.  W. 

Richard,  E.  R.,  Q.C. 

ST.  ANDREWS,  Co.  Charlotte 
Caughey,  E.  T. 

ST.  GEORGE,  Co.  Charlotte 
Stewart,  R.  D.  C. 

SAINT  JOHN,  Co.  St.  John 
Allan,  R.  B. 

Barry,  J.  P. 

Baxter,  J.  B.  M. 

Broderick,  R.  J.,  50  Princess  St. 
Carter  &  Carter.  A.  N.  Carter, 
Q.C.,  Norwood  Carter 
Clark,  G.  T. 

Clarke,  W.  E. 

Cliff,  F.  S. 

Corkery-Ryan.JMrs.  M.  M. 

Cowan,  H. 

Debly,  A.  J. 

Fairweather,  R.  G. 

French,  D.  J. 

George  &  Tippett.  N.  J.  George, 
W.  R.  Tippett 
Gerow,  B.  L.,  Q.C. 

Gibbon  &  Harrigan.  W.  A.  Gibbon, 
A.  G.  Harrigan 

Gilbert,  McGloan  &  Gillis,  A.  B. 
Gilbert,  Q.C.,  T.  L.  McGloan, 
Q.C.,  Thomas  L.  McGloan, 
Miss  M.  L.  Lynch,  D.  M.  Gillis 
Guss,  B.  R.,  Q.C. 


484 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— NOVA  SCOTIA 


[1956 


Hoar,  L.  G. 

Hopkins,  A.  D.  (City  Solicitor) 

Inches  &  Hazen.  Cyrus  F.  Inches, 
Q.C.,  LL.B.,  D.  King  Hazen, 
Q.C.,  F.  S.  Taylor 

Keirstead,  G.  G. 

Kelly,  S.  R. 

Lawton  &  Riley,  K.  P.  Lawton,  D. 
A.  Riley 

Lewin  &  Drummie,  Canada  Per¬ 
manent  Bldg.  J.  D.  P.  Lewin, 
Q.C.,  J.  H.  Drummie,  Q.C. 

Logan,  G.  E.,  Q.C. 

Logan,  Bell  &  Church.  R.  E.  Logan, 
T.  M.  Bell,  II.  E.  Church. 

MacCallum,  J.  D. 

Mackin,  I.  P. 

Mclnerney,  G.  E. 

Mclnerney,  H.  O.,  Q.C. 

McKelvey,  Macauley  &  Machum, 
E.  N.  McKelvey,  W.  D.  Macauley 
L.  M.  Machum 

McLellan,  H.  0. 

Meltzer,  W. 

Mersereau,  C.  R. 

O’Brien,  E.  M. 

Power,  W.  G. 

Prince,  H.  S. 


Ryan,  H.  E. 

Smith,  W.  G.,  Q.C. 

Spencer,  E.  E.,  Q.C. 

Swanton,  C.  Y. 

Teed,  Palmer  &  O’Connell.  M.  G. 
Teed,  Q.C..  J.  P.  Palmer,  G.  F. 
O’Connell,  F.  O.  Leger.  Counsel: 
C.  F.  Sanford,  Q.C. 

Teed  &  Teed.  John  F.  H.  Teed, 
Q.C.,  Eric  L.  Teed 
Tennant,  N.  B.,  Q.C. 

Townsend,  Denis  A.  E. 

Weldon  &  McLean.  H.  H.  McLean, 
Q.C. 

Whelly  &  Whelly.  C.  F.  Whelley, 
A.  W.  Whelley 

Willet,  D.  Gordon,  Q.C.  (A.  Eliza¬ 
beth  Hoyt) 

Wilson,  Kenneth  A.,  Q.C. 

Zides,  M. 

ST.  LEONARD,  Co.  Madawaska 
Nadeau,  G.  E. 

ST.  STEPHEN,  Co.  Charlotte 
Cockburn,  G.  H.  I.,  Q.C. 

Cockburn,  G.  W.  N. 

Nicholson,  G.  F.,  Q.C. 


SAINT  QUENTIN,  Co.  Resti- 

gouche 
LeBel,  L.  A. 

Somers,  E.  J. 

SHEDIAC,  Co.  Westmorland 
Atkinson,  W.  E. 

Robidoux,  F.  J.,  Q.C. 

SHIPPIGAN,  Co.  Gloucester 
Robichaud,  J.  L.  A. 

SUSSEX,  Co.  King’s 
Bonnell,  W.  D. 

Brooks  &  Jonah.  A.  J.  Brooks, 
Q.C.,  H.  N.  Jonah,  Q.C. 

Forbes,  F.  J. 

McIntyre,  W.  P. 

Prescott,  J.  M.,  Q.C. 

TRACADIE,  Co.  Gloucester 
Leger,  C. 

WOODSTOCK,  Co.  Carleton 
Crocco,  J.  F.  H. 

Jones,  J.  T. 

Maddox,  P.  B. 

McLauchlan,  K.  E. 

Montgomery,  G.  W.,  Q.C. 
Montgomery,  H.E. 

Squires,  F.  C.,  Q.C. 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  NEWFOUNDLAND 


CORNER  BROOK 

Barry  &  Smith,  K.  J.  Barry, 
W.  J.  Smith 
Hawco,  L.  C. 

GRAND  FALLS 

Inder  &  Griffin,  S.  J.  Inder,  K.  J. 
Griffin 

Matthews,  Claud  (N.S.  and  Nfld.) 

ST.  JOHN’S 

Attorney  General's  Dep’t.  Hon. 
L.  R.  Curtis,  Q.C.,  H.  G.  Pud- 
dester,  Q.C.,  C.  Greene,  H.  P. 
Carter,  Q.C.,  V.  P.  McCarthy, 
J.  W.  Mahoney,  P.  L.  Soper 
Barron  &  Lewis.  J.  A.  Barron,  Q.C., 
P.  J.  Lewis,  Q.C. 

Browne,  Renouf  &  Mercer.  W.  J. 
Browne,  Q.C.,  G.  R.  Renouf, 
D.  A.  Mercer 

City  Solicitor,  E.  J.  Phelan,  Q.C. 
Conroy  &  Bradshaw.  J.  M.  Brad¬ 
shaw 

Cook  &  Bartlett,  E.  G.  Cook,  Q.C., 
R.  Bartlett 


Courage  &  Greene,  J.  R.  Courage, 
J.  L.  Greene 
Cramm,  R.,  Q.C. 

Curtis  &  Dawe.  L.  R.  Curtis,  Q.C., 
D.  W.  K.  Dawe,  Q.C. 

Devine,  J.  H. 

Emerson.  Stirling  &  Higgins.  F.  R. 
Emerson,  Q.C.,  G.  M.  Stirling, 
G.  F.  Higgins,  Q.C.,  Miss  P. 
Hansen,  N.  H.  A.  Goodridge 
Fagan,  R. 

Gibbs  &  Mercer,  J.  A.  Gibbs,  Q.C. , 

R.  C.  B.  Mercer,  Q.C. 

Halley,  Hickman  &  Hunt,  J.  J. 

Halley,  T.  A.  Hickman,  D.  C. 
Hunt 

Hlaley,  T.  P. 

Higgins  &  Higgins.  J.  G.  Higgins, 
Q.C.,  J.  D.  Higgins 
Knight,  Phelan  &  Hawkins.  H.  S. 
Knight,  Q.C.,  E.  J.  Phelan,  Q.C., 

S.  J.  Hawkins 


McEvoy,  Lewis  &  Smallwood,  J.  B. 
McEvoy,  Q.C.,  P.  D.  Lewis,  W. 
R.  Smallwood 

McGrath,  Furlong  &  Ryan,  R.  S. 

Furlong,  Q.C.,  F.  J.  Ryan 
Mercer  &  Mifflin.  Isaac  Mercer, 
Q.C.,  A.  S.  Mifflin 
Murray,  M.  P.,  Q.C. 

Neary,  E. 

Noel,  N.  S. 

Nurse,  J.  E. 

O'Dea,  F.  A. 

Parsons  &  Morgan.  R.  A.  Parsons, 
Q.C.,  H.  E.  Morgan,  Miss  S. 
Parsons 

Pinsent  &  Adams,  E.  S.  Pinsent, 
Q.C.,  W.  G.  Adams 
Squires,  Saunders  &  Carew.  Miss 
L.  M.  Saunders,  S.  F.  Carew 
Tessier,  G.  G. 

Williams  &  Cummings,  T.  E.  Wil¬ 
liams,  H.  H.  Cummings 
Wood  &  Kelly.  A.  O’D.  Kelly, 
E.  C.  Wood 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN 


NOVA  SCOTIA 


AMHERST,  Co.  Cumberland 
Giles,  T.  A. 

Hicks  &  Douglas.  E.  C.  Hicks, 
Q.C.,  J.  W.  Douglas 
LeMoine,  J.  J. 

Lusby  &  Illsley,  A.  R.  Lusby,  G. 
E.  Illsley 

Milner  A.  C.,  Q.C. 

ANNAPOLIS  ROYAL,  Co.  Anna¬ 
polis 

Laurence,  R.  A.,  Q.C. 

Nicholson,  P.  M. 

ANTIGONISH,  Co.  Antigonish 
Chisholm,  R.  J. 

MacDonald,  Douglas  J.  D. 
Maclsaac,  C. 

MacPherson  &  MacPherson.  H.  J. 

MacPherson,  Jean  MacPherson 
Mclnnis  &  Chisholm,  A.  D. 

Mclnnis,  R.  J.  Chisholm 
Webb,  M.  I. 

BELLE  COTE,  Co.  Inverness 
Sheehan,  T.M. 

BERWICK,  Co.  Kings 
Boy  Ian,  Raymond  E. 


BRIDGETOWN,  Co.  Annapolis 
LeBrun,  C.  T. 

Orlando  &  Hicks.  J.  D.  Orlando. 
H.  D.  Hicks 


BRIDGEWATER,  Co.  Lunenburg 
Coughlan,  C.  R.,  Q.C. 

Crouse,  G.  H. 

Fowke,  F. 

Kenney,  K.  J. 


Levy,  R.  C.,  Q.C. 
Thurlow,  A.  L. 


DARTMOUTH,  Co.  Halifax 
Bares  &  Hatfield  (Br.  Office) 
Davidson,  G.  H. 

Drury  &  Huestis,  J.  S.  Drury,  R.  S. 
Huestis 

Hart  &  Cox,  G.  L.  S.  Hart,  A.  W. 
Cox,  I.  H.  M.  Palmetes,  R.  M. 
Rogers,  J.  L.  MacKinnon,  R.  A. 
Donahoe,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
Kemp,  H.  D. 

O'Connor,  M.  W.  J. 

Waterfield,  G.L. 

Waterfield,  G.  S. 

Weldon  &  Connors,  R.  L.  Weldon, 
J.  T.  Connors 


DIGBY,  Co.  Digby 
Leonard,  M.  S. 

Theriault,  E.  J.,  Q.C. 

Woolaver,  P.  R. 

GLACE  BAY,  Co.  Cape  Breton 
Douglas  &  Chew.  J.  Chew 
Dubinsky,  J.  L.,  Q.C. 

Ferguson,  Neil 
Fergusson,  N.  L. 

GilHs,  D.  J. 

MacIntyre,  M.  L. 

McGillivray  &  MacDonald,  C.  R. 

MacDonald,  Q.C.,  A.  McGillivray 
Traboulsee,  A. 

GUYSBOROUGH,  Co.  Guysboro 
Grant,  C.  W. 


HALIFAX,  Co.  Halifax 
Amiro,  D.  L.,  167  Hollis  St. 
Anderson,  D.  D.,  77  Upper  Water 


Attorney  Generals  Dep’t.  Hon. 
M.  A.  Patterson,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Y. 
MacDonald,  Q.C.,  I.  G.  Mac¬ 
Leod,  D.  D.  Boyd,  L.  H.  Mc¬ 
Donald,  M.  C.  Jones,  H.  F. 
Muggah,  Q.C. 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— NOVA  SCOTIA 


485 


Barss  &  Hatfield,  501  Barrington  St. 
W.  DeW.  Barss,  Q.C.,  B.  M. 
Hatfield 

Bethune,  C.  P.,  Q.C.  (City  Sol.) 
Bissett,  F.  W.,  Q.C.,  Dominion 
Bank  Building 

Buckley,  J.  S.,  83  Spring  Garden  Rd. 
Burchell,  Smith,  Jost,  Willis  & 
Burchell,  379  Barrington  St.  Hon. 

C.  J.  Burchell,  Q.C.,  F.  D. 
Smith,  Q.C.,  W.  H.  Jost,  Q.C., 
J  Willis,  C.  W.  Burchell,  S.  P. 
Chisholm,  G.  H.  Fitzgerald 
Bushell,  M.,  25  Granville  St. 
Butler,  R.  J.,  Butler  Bldg. 

Clarke,  C.  W.,  Bank  of  Toronto 
Bldg. 

Courtenay,  B.  E.,  223  Hollis  St. 
Daley,  Ritchie,  Black  &  Moreira 
Tramway  Bldg.  G.  McL.  Daley, 
Q.C.,  R.  A.  Ritchie,  Q.C.,  L.  F. 
Daley,  G.  S.  Black,  A.  W.  R. 
Moreira,  W.  S.  Robertson 
Dares,  R.  St.  C.,  Roy  Bldg. 

Davies,  G.,  239  Gottingen  St. 
Davison,  J.  M.,  Q.C.,  68  Argyle  St. 
Douglas,  B.  T.,  68}4  Argyle  St. 
Doyle,  T.  C.  (Ass’t  City  Sol.) 
Fielding  &  O’Hearn,  Roy  Bldg. 
Forbes,  H.  A.  K.,  187  Quinpool  Rd. 
Fraser,  L.  W.,  Q.C.,  Bank  of  Toronto 
Bldg. 


Garson,  J.  J.,  Roy  Bldg. 

Godwin,  J.  E. 

Goodman,  S.  B.,  Capital  Bldg. 
Graham,  G.  M.,  Dom.  Bank  Bldg. 
Graham,  R.  D.,  Q.C.,  Roy  Bldg. 
Green,  A.,  Roy  Bldg. 

Green,  Nathan,  Roy  Bldg. 

Harris,  Geo.  E.,  217  Hollis  St. 

Hart  &  Cox,  Murray  Bldg.  G.  L.  S. 
Hart,  A.  W.  Cox,  I.  H.  Palmateer, 
R.  M.  Rogers,  R.  A.  Donahoe, 
Q.C.,  J.  L.  MacKinnon 
Haverstock,  W.  E.,  General  Trust 
Bldg. 


Henley,  P.  C.,  Armdale,  P.O. 
Hutton,  J.  M.,  22  Blowers  St. 
Kanigsberg,  R.  A.,  Q.C.,  Roy  Bldg. 
Keyes,  Clyde  C.,  Roy  Bldg. 

Kitz  &  Matheson,  128  Granville  St. 
L.  A.  Kitz,  G.  R.  Matheson,  F.  F. 
Gallant. 


Longley,  C.  F.,  349  Barrington  St. 
MacDonald,  Dorothy  I.,  10  Elm¬ 
wood  Apts.,  South  St. 
Macintosh,  C.  W.,  54  Argyle  St. 
Matheson,  J.  R.,  160  Kempt  Rd. 
Mclnnes,  Cooper  &  Roberston,  35 
Bedford  Row.  Donald  Mclnnes, 
Q.C.,  A.  G.  Cooper,  Q.C.,  G.  P. 
Flavin,  Q.C.,  J.  H.  Dickey,  G.  B. 
Robertson,  L.  A.  Bell,  H.  F. 
Jackson 

Mclnnes  &  Stanfield,  162  Hollis 
St.  R.  Mclnnes,  Q.C.,  R.  L. 
Stanfield,  Q.C. 

Meagher,  T.  J.  N.,  Q.C.,  23  Carle- 


ton  St. 


Medjuk,  R.  M.  11  Hollis  St. 

Moore  &  Baccardox,  290  Gottingen 
St.  C.  W.  Moore 

Morrison,  D.  B.,  Dom.  Bank  Bldg. 
Morton,  A.  B. 

Murphy,  W.  B.,  Bank  of  Toronto 
Bldg. 


Murray,  E.  D.,  Roy  Bldg. 
Nickerson,  B.  M.,  Roy  Bldg. 
Ohearn,  P.  J.,  Roy  Bldg. 

Pace,  L.  L.,  54  Argyle  St. 

Paton,  H.  M.,  3  Granville  St. 
Payzant,  Coffin  &  Blois,  92  Gran¬ 
viUe  St.,  T.  H.  Coffin,  Q.C.,  R. 
H.  N.  Blois,  D.  G.  Hicks 
Piercey,  G.  C.,  736  Robie  St. 
Powell,  J.  J.,  Q-C.,  Bank  of  Toronto 
Bldg. 


Rafuse,  J.  P.,  68  Hollis  St. 

Ramey,  G.  R.,  Q.C.,  Roy  Bldg. 
Robinson,  H.  B.,  217  Hollis  St. 
Rooney,  R.  L.  (Ass't.  City  Sol.) 
Rutledge,  MacKeigan  &  Cragg, 
43  GranviUe  St.  J.  E.  Rutledge, 
Q.C.,  E.  F.  Cragg,  I.  M.  Mac¬ 
Keigan,  R.  J.  Downey 
Ryan,  E.  M.,  Bank  of  Toronto 
'Bldg. 

Sheffman,  A.,  66  Argyle  St. 

Smith,  A.  W.,  100  SackvUle  St. 

(D.  R.  Urquhart) 

Smith  &  Coles,  231  Hollis  St. 

K.  S.  Smith,  G.  F.  Coles 
Smith,  L.  M. 

Stewart,  Smith,  MacKeen,  Covert, 
Rogers,  Sperry  &  Cowan,  Roy 
Bldg.  H.  P.  MacKeen,  Q.C., 
Frank  M.  Covert,  Q.C.,  C.  W. 
Sperry,  Q.C.,  G.  S.  Cowan,  Q.C. 
J.  W.  E.  Mingo,  H.  B.  Rhude, 
A.  L.  MacDonald,  D.  Kerr,  D.  R. 
Chipman,  Counsel:  C.  B.  Smith, 
Q.C. 

Ternan,  Gerald  B.,  Murray  Bldg. 
Thompson,  G.  C. 

Thompson,  G.  H. 

Troy,  O.  J.  T.,  Green  Lantern  Bldg. 
Walker,  Dunlop  &  Black,  Tramway 
Bldg.  J.  A.  Walker,  Q.C.,  W.  C. 
Dunlop,  Q.C.,  R.  McD.  Black 
Wambolt,  Miss  M.  G.,  Q.C.,  Roy 
Bldg. 

Webber,  H.  L.,  Q.C.,  Roy  Bldg. 
Webber,  S.,  Roy  Bldg.  (A.  D. 
Webber) 

Wickwire,  Maclnnes  &  Wilson,  121 
GranvUle  St.  W.  N.  Wickwire, 
Q.C.,  W.  J.  Maclnnes,  K.  G. 
Wilson 

WiUiams,  D.  B.,  63  Spring  Garden. 
INVERNESS,  Co.  Inverness 
(See  Port  Hood) 

KENTVILLE,  Co.  Kings 
Chase,  H.  M.  Q.C. 

Leroy,  T.  K. 

MacDonald,  A.  W. 

Shaw  &  Waterbury,  R.  H.  Shaw, 

D.  J.  C.  Waterbury,  W.  M. 
Black 

Taylor,  K.  L. 

Thorpe  &  Pipe.  V.  N.  Thorpe, 
W.  H.  Pipe 

LIVERPOOL,  Co.  Queens 
Cameron,  J.  J.,  Q.C. 

Clements.  L.  L. 

Jones,  W.  S.  K. 

Richardson,  R.  H. 


LUNENBURG,  Co.  Lunenburg 
Adams,  D.  F. 

Burke,  A. 

Harding,  J.  M. 

Kaulbeck,  R.  C.  S.,  Q.C. 
Saunders.  E.  R. 

Sterne,  R.  C.,  LL.B. 


MARGAREE  HARBOUR,  Co. 

Inverness 
(See  Belle  Cote) 

MIDDLETON,  Co.  AnnapoUs 
Cooper,  A.  R. 

Crowell,  K.  L. 

Dowell,  H.  T.,  Q.C. 

NEW  GERMANY,  Co.  Lunenburg 
Carver,  H. 

NEW  GLASGOW,  Co.  Pictou 
Gray,  C.  L.  R. 

Hayden,  W.  T.,  Q.C. 

Manning  &  Frazer.  C.  A.  Manning, 
T.  H.  Frazer 
Macdonald,  E.  M.,  Q.C. 
MacDonald,  R.  B. 

MacDonnell  &  MacEwan.  H.  J. 

MacDonnell,  H.  R.  MacEwen 
Macintosh,  A.  M. 

MacKay,  R.  G. 


MacLeod,  Roderick  H.,  Q.C. 

Power,  J.  H.,  Q.C. 

Sinclair  &  MacDonald.  D.  C. 
Sinclair,  Q.C.,  D.  D.  MacDonald, 
Q.C. 

NEWPORT  LANDING, 

Co.  Hants. 

Mounce,  R.  B. 

NEW  WATERFORD,  Co.  Cape 

Breton 

Ferguson,  W.  M. 

Hinchey,  M.  J. 

Rizzetto,  G.  J. 

NORTH  SYDNEY,  Co.  Cape 

Breton 

Hackett,  James  G. 

Macdonald,  J.  M. 

Macdonald,  R.  J.,  Q.C. 

O'Handley,  A.,  Q.C. 

Ryan,  M.  J. 

OXFORD,  Co.  Cumberland 

McCunn,  R.  F. 

PARRSBORO’,  Co.  Cumberland 
Fullerton,  W.  B. 

PICTOU,  Co.  Pictou 
Roddam,  K.  E.  W. 

Sedgwick,  T.  C.,  Q.C. 

Venoit,  H.  A. 

PORT  HAWKESBURY,  Co.  In¬ 
verness 

WiUiams,  G.  H. 

PORT  HOOD,  Co.  Inverness 
Macdonald,  A. 

MacPhail,  A.  S. 

SHELBURNE,  Co.  Shelburne 
Balcom,  B.  H.,  Q.C. 

White,  N.  W. 

SHERBROOKE,  Co.  Guysboro 
Cameron,  A.  W. 

SPRINGHILL,  Co.  Cumberland 
Ellsworth,  M.  J. 

Fairbanks,  J.  O. 

STELLARTON,  Co.  Pictou 
Baker,  J.  B. 

SYDNEY,  Co.  Cape  Breton 
BurcheU  &  MacDougaU.  W.  S. 

Burchell  (Br.  Office) 

Duchemin,  R.  D. 

Gunn  &  Gunn.  W.  A.  D.  Gunn, 

Q. C.,  A.  O.  Gunn 
Karrel,  B. 

Khattar,  S.  J.,  Q.C. 

Lorway,  C.  R.,  Jr. 

McIntyre  &  MacKenzie,  R.  R. 

McIntyre,  T.  J.  K.  Gillis 
Mclvor,  J.  S.,  Q.C. 

MacDonald,  A.  J.  W. 

MacLellan,  Nicholson  &  MacLeUan. 

R.  S.  MacLellan,  Q.C.,  D.  N. 
Nicholson,  Robert  S.  MacLeUan, 
Jr. 

MacLeod,  R. 

MacNeU,  MacNeU  &  Colborne, 
J.  MacNeil,  Q.C.,  D.  C.  MacNeil, 

E.  N.  Colborne 
Maddin,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

Morrison,  V.  J. 

Murphy,  G.  F. 

O’ConneU,  J.  C. 

Rosenblum,  C.  M.,  Q.C. 

Ross,  J.  A. 

Slaven,  J.  R. 

SYDNEY  MINES,  Co.  Cape 
Breton 

Edwards,  L.  B. 

Hartigan,  T.  J. 

MacLeUan,  C.  H. 

TATAMAGOUCHE,  Co.  Colches- 

Nelson,  W.  M. 

TRURO,  Co.  Colchester 
BarnhiU,  I.  L.,  Q.C. 

Blanchard,  C.  P. 


486 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


[1956 


Burchell  &  MacDougall.  W.  S. 

Burchell,  R.  L.  MacDougall 
Ferguson,  Hugh  M. 

McKinnon,  Id.  C. 

McLellan  &  Nichols,  R.  F.  Mc- 
Lellan,  D.  A.  Nichols 
Patterson,  Smith  &  Matthews.  F. 
H.  Patterson,  Q.C.,  G.  I.  Smith, 
Q.C.,  K.  MacN.  Matthews, 
W.  J.  Grant 

WESTVILLE,  Co.  Pictou 
MacDonnell  &  MacEwen.  Hugh  J. 
MacDonnell,  H.  Russell  Mac- 
Ewan 


WINDSOR,  Co.  Hants 
Blanchard,  Norman  D. 

Burchell,  C.  D. 

Hughes,  Mrs.  G. 

Lawrence,  W.  R.  (Crown  Prose¬ 
cutor) 

Macdonald,  A.  G. 

Martell,  L.  H.,  Q.C. 

WOLFVILLE,  Co.  Kings 
Knight,  D.  A. 

Nowlan,  G.  C.,  Q.C.,  (E.  Kinsman) 
Withrow,  W.  D.,  Q.C. 
YARMOUTH,  Co.  Yarmouth 
Blau  veldt,  R.  B. 


Chipman  &  Sanderson.  C.  L.  San¬ 
derson,  Q.C.,  A.  L.  Chipman, 
Q.C.,  D.  L.  Chipman 
Cohen,  S.  M. 

Fraser,  MacGillivray  &  Margolian, 
D.  J.  Fraser,  A.  B.  MacGillivray, 
S.  Margolian 
Judge,  P.  L.,  Q.C. 

Leblanc,  V.  J. 

McKay,  C.  C. 

Pink,  I.  C. 

Reardon,  J.  D. 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  ONTARIO 


ACTON,  Co.  Hal  ton 
Leatherland,  C.  F. 

AGINCOURT,  Co.  York 
Freeman,  L.  M. 

AJAX,  Co.  Ontario 
Conant,  R.  G.  (Br.  Office) 
Thompson,  Wm. 

ALEXANDRIA,  Co.  Glengarry 
Charlebois,  Thos. 

Macdonell  &  Macdonald.  D.  A. 

Macdonald,  Q.C.,  C.  C.  Aubry 
Milligan  &  MacDonald  (Br.  Office) 
R.  P.  Milligan,  Q.C.,  D.  J.  Mac¬ 
Donald 

ALLISTON,  Co.  Simcoe 
Bowerman,  J.  D. 

Denny  &  Darling,  J.  Darling 
ALMONTE,  Co.  Lanark 
Greig  &  Greig.  P.  A.  Greig,  Q.C. 
Jamieson,  R.  A.,  Q.C. 

Newton,  C.  J. 

ALVINSTON,  Co.  Lambton 
Fletcher,  H.  R.  (Br.  Office) 
AMHERSTBURG,  Co.  Essex 

Fleming,  LI.  E.,  Q.C. 

Hough  &  Hough.  H.  B.  T.  Hough 
Stevenson,  A.  H. 

Thrasher,  R.  D. 


ANSONVILLE,  Dist.  Cochrane 
Grummett,  W.  J.,  Q.C. 

ARNPRIOR,  Co.  Renfrew 
McLean,  A.  A.,  Q.C. 

Mulvihill  &  Greene.  C.  S.  Mulvihill, 
J.  J.  Green 

ATHENS,  Co.  Leeds 
Beale,  H.  P. 


ATIKOKAN,  Dist.  Rainy  River 
McLellan,  Pidlubny  &  Watt,  C.  J, 
Watt  (Br.  Office) 

AURORA,  Co.  York 
Bailey,  W.  H.  C. 

Corner,  F.  E.,  Q.C.,  95  King  e. 
(Toronto) 

Hulse,  T.  A.  M.,  Q.C. 

Lee,  L.  C.,  Q.C. 

AYLMER,  Co.  Elgin 
Balfour,  H.  S. 

Barnum,  F.  R.,  Q.C. 

Haines  &  Tisdall.  E.  W.  Haines, 
A.  P.  Tisdall,  Q.C. 
BANCROFT,  Co.  Hastings 
Baalim,  Frank,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
BARRIE,  Co.  Simcoe 
Boys,  Seagram  &  Rowe.  J.  R.  Boys, 
Q.C.,  C.  J.  Seagram,  O.  J.  Rowe 
Cowan  &  Cowan.  G.  A.  R.  Cowan 
Currie,  J.  G.,  Q.C. 

Livingston  &  Myers,  J.  A.  Living¬ 
ston,  E.  J.  Myers 
MacLaren  &  Wilson.  D.  F.  Mac- 
Laren,  Q.C.,  C.  L.  Wilson 
Otton,  J.  S. 

Reid,  John  L. 

Smith  &  McLean.  H.  E.  Smith, 
G.  A.  McLean. 


Stewart,  Esten  &  McTurk,  M.  H. 
Esten,  D.  M.  Stewart,  G.  E. 
McTurk 

BEAMSVI LLE,  Co.  Lincoln 

(see  Grimsby) 

BEAVERTON,  Co.  Ontario 
Robinson,  Averill  (Br.  Office) 
BEETON,  Co.  Simcoe 
Evans  &  Evans  (Br.  Office) 

BELLE  RIVER,  Co.  Essex 
Mousseau,  M.  N. 

Sylvestre,  Leo  (Br.  Office) 
BELLEVILLE,  Co.  Hastings 
Argue,  W. 

Arnott,  R.  D.,  Q.C.  (D.  H.  Bate¬ 
man) 

Barrett,  R.  E. 

Butler,  E.  O.  Q.C. 

Cameron  &  Sprague,  A.  B.  Sprague, 
G.  R.  Cameron 
Cass,  R.  W. 

Collins  &  Collins.  A.  B.  Collins, 
Q.C.,  B.  R.  Collins 
Donnan,  B.  C.,  Q.C. 

Foil  well,  E.  E. 

Graham,  R.  L. 

Lennox,  John  H. 

Maraskas  &  Hurley,  Wills  Bldg. 

Louis  Maraskas,  B.  W.  Hurley. 
McCulloch,  R.  B. 

O’Flynn  &  O'Flynn.  J.  D.  O’Flynn 
Pringle  &  Pringle.  R.  A.  Pringle 
Q.C.,  J.  A.  Pringle 
Porter,  E.  A.  H. 

Robertson,  S.  G.,  Q.C. 

Ross,  K.  G.  M. 

Temple,  A.  R. 

Templeman,  J.  D. 

BELMONT,  Co.  Elgin 
Gent,  L.  J.  (Br.  Office) 

BLENHEIM,  Co.  Kent 
Pickering  &  Kerr,  J.  M.  Pickering, 
J.  M.  Kerr 

BLIND  RIVER,  Dist.  Algoma 
McArthur,  G.  J. 

Regan,  W.  E. 

BOBCAYGEON,  Co.  Victoria 
Frost,  Richardson  &  McQuarrie 
(Br.  Office) 


BOLTON,  Co.  Peel 
Graydon,  Lawrence  &  Cook  (Br. 
Office),  Brampton 

BOTHWELL,  Co.  Kent 
Shortt,  E.  M.  (Br.  Office) 


BOW  MAN  VI  LLE, 

Iiodgins,  Miss  A.  I. 
Mason,  L.  C. 


Co.  Durham 


Strike  &  Strike.  W.  R.  Strike,  Q.C., 
A.  A.  H.  Strike 


BRACEBRIDGE,  Dist.  Muskoka 
Best  &  Lee.  R.  M.  Best,  Q.C. 

E.  P  Lee,  Q.C.,  W.  F.  Golden 
Sugg,  LI.  E.  S. 


BRADFORD,  Co.  Simcoe 
Evans  &  Evans.  C.  T.  S.  Evans, 
Q.  C.,  B.  M.  Evans,  Q.C. 
Stoddart  &  Denny.  J.  Gardner. 
BRAMPTON,  Co.  Peel 
Davis,  A.  G.,  Q.C. 

Galloway  &  Vickers,  H.  B.  Gallo¬ 
way,  G.  E.  Vickers 
Graham,  Bowyer  &  Beatty,  C.  H. 
Bowyer,  Q.C.,  J.  M.  Beatty,  H. 
T.  G.  Andrews 

Lawrence,  FI.  R.,  Q.C.  (Br  Office). 
Newall,  Homer  A. 

Prouse,  R.  E.  (W.  C.  Davis) 
Richardson,  F.  W.  (Br.  Office) 

West,  W.  E.  (G.  H.  Marsden) 


BRANTFORD,  Co.  Brant 
Ballachey,  P.  A.,  Q.C. 

Boddy,  Reville  &  Ryerson.  A.  H. 
Boddy,  Q.C.,  R.  W.  Reville, 
Q.C.,  R.  I.  Ryerson 
Harley,  Sweet,  Slemin  &  Whitbread, 
G.  E.  F.  Sweet,  J.  A.  D.  Slemin, 
Q.C.,  T.  A.  Whitbread,  J.  A. 
Wynn 

Lefebvre  &  Lefebvre.  M.  E.  Le- 
febvre,  K.  P.  Lefebvre 
Macdonald,  Brown,  Binkley  & 
Leslie.  Hon.  W.  R.  Macdonald, 

Q. C.,  J.  E.  Brown,  Q.C.,  A.  L. 
Binkley,  J.  G.  Leslie 

Miller  &  Thompson,  F.  Miller,  P.  J. 
Thompson 

Pennell  &  Wyatt.  L.  Pennell,  S.  E. 
Wyatt 

Read  &  Innes.  E.  R.  Read,  Q.C., 

R.  T.  L.  Innes,  Q.C.,  P.  D. 
Read 


oiemin,  (J.  U.,  Q.C.,  (City  Solicitor) 
Trepamer,  Hagey  &  Kneale.  J.  O. 
Trepanier,  Q.C.,  H.  L.  Hagey, 

Q. C.,  M.  G.  Kneale,  J.  M.  Wiacek 
Tutt,  J.  M. 

Waterous  &  Will,  R.  N.  Waterous. 
G.  B.  Will 

BRIGDEN,  Co.  Lambton 
Logan  &  Logan.  (Br.  Office) 

BRIGHTON,  Co.  Northumber¬ 
land 

Thompson  &  Thompson.  T.  C. 

Thompson,  B.  C.  Thompson 
BROCKVILLE,  Co.  Leeds 
Atkinson,  H.,  Q.C.  (Co.  Cr.  Atty.) 
Beale  &  Summerby,  G.  A.  Beale, 

R.  W.  Summerby 

Corbett  &  Musclow.  J.  T.  Corbett, 
C.  H.  Musclow 
Hardy,  A.  C.,  Q.C. 

Henderson,  A.  B. 

Matheson  &  Henderson.  J.  R. 

Matheson,  J,  E.  Henderson 
Parish  &  Fitzpatrick,  Bank  of 
Toronto  Chambers.  Arthur  G. 
Parish,  Q.C.,  L.  V.  Fitzpatrick, 
Q.C. 

Stewart  &  Stewart.  Hon.  H.  A. 
Stewart,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  H.  J.  F. 
Stewart,  Q.C.,  S.  E.  Stewart 


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487 


BRONTE,  Co.  Hal  ton 
Gallagher,  F.  O. 

BRUCE  MINES,  Dist.  Algoma 
Peterson  &  Peterson.  H.  D. 

Peterson,  Q.C. 

BRUSSELS,  Co.  Huron 
Crawford  &  Hetherington  (Br. 
Office) 

BURFORD,  Co.  Brant 
Pennell  &  Wyatt  (Br.  Office) 
BURLINGTON,  Co.  Halton 
Cleaver,  Crawford  &  Gall,  H. 
Cleaver,  E.  N.  Crawford,  W. 
Gall 

Caretti  &  Cassano 
Dingle,  Lloyd  D.,  Q.C.  (Crown 
Attorney)  (L.  H.  P.  Panek) 
Hourigan,  W.  E. 

Stephens,  J.  S. 

Williamson,  Miss  E.  G. 
CALEDONIA,  Co.  Haldimand 
Arrell  &  Arrell.  H.  Arrell,  Q.C.  (Co. 

Cr.  Att’y),  A.  H.  Arrell 
Jones,  W.  B. 

CAMPBELLFORD,  Co.  Northum¬ 
berland 

Douglas,  J.  F.  R. 

MaeColl,  N.  Alex.,  Q.C. 
CANNINGTON,  Co.  Ontario 
Horner  &  Brandon.  Mason  Horner, 
Q.C.,  T.  W.  Brandon 
CARLETON  PLACE,  Co.  Lanark 
Downing,  R.  A. 

Findlay,  D.  K. 

Pollock,  Wm.  W.,  Q.C. 

CAYUGA,  Co.  Haldimand 
Arrell,  A.  H.  (Br.  Office) 

Munro,  K.  B. 

CHATHAM,  Co.  Kent 
Arnold  &  Watson.  C.  P.  Arnold, 
Q.C.,  J.Watson 

Bedford,  Beardall  &  Peckitt.  B.  L. 
Bedford,  Q.C.,  W.  B.  Beardall, 
Q.C.,  J.  H.  Peckitt 
Bell,  A.  D.,  Q.C.  (Co.  Cr.  Atty) 
Benoit,  G.  L. 

Clunis,  S.  L.,  Q.C. 

Doddman,  G.  M. 

Kee,  D.  T. 

Kerr,  D.  G. 

Lewies,  W.  C.,  Q.C. 

McNevin,  Gee,  O’Connor  &  Myers, 
F.  R.  Gee,  L.  G.  O’Connor,  Q.C., 
W.  M.  Myers 

Myers,  McDonnell  &  Mitchell.  R. 
J.  Myers,  D.  C.  A.  McDonnell, 
T.  P.  Mitchell 

O’Brien  &  O’Brien.  H.  J.  O’Brien, 
D.  J.  O’Brien 

Smith  &  Donovan.  M.  G.  Smith, 
W.  A.  Donovan 

Steele,  Perkins  &  Ward.  R.  D. 
Steele,  Q.C.,  C.  E.  Perkins, 
S.  A.  B.  Ward 

Stewart  &  Burwell,  J.  D.  Burwell 

CHESLEY,  Co.  Bruce 
Loucks,  G. 

CHESTERVILLE,  Co.  Dundas 
Cass  &  Cass,  F.  M.  Cass 

CLARKSON,  Co.  Peel 
Gerhart  &  Gerharf.  E.  C.  Gerhart, 
Leroy  Gerhart 

CLIFFORD,  Co.  Wellington 
McKenzie,  D.  M. 

CLINTON,  Co.  Huron 
Menzie,  E.  B. 

COBALT,  Dist.  Timiskaming 
Inch,  W.  C.,  Q.C. 

Mitchell,  G.  T.,  Q.C. 

Panarites,  Stella  A. 

COBOURG,  Co.  Northumberland 
Brent,  H.  M. 

Field,  A.  C.  H. 


Funnell,  J.  P. 

German,  J.C.  M.,  Q.C. 

Richardson,  A.  H. 

Willmott  &  Irvine,  A.  It.  Willmott, 
Q.C.,  J.  A.  Irvine 
COCHRANE,  Dist.  Cochrane 
Dupont,  W.  R. 

Evans  &  Evans  (Br.  Office) 
COLBORNE,  Co.  Northumberland 
Hall,  A.  D. 

Howell,  E. 

COLLI NGWOOD,  Co.  Simcoe 
Corcoran,  I.  D. 

Jacks,  R. 

McLean,  W.  P. 

COOKSTOWN,  Co.  Simcoe 
Si^ith  &  McLean  (Br.  Office) 
COOKSVILLE,  Co.  Peel 
Copeland  &  Clement.  Marie  L. 

Copeland,  Edgar  Clement 
Douglas,  Johnston  &  Robertson, 
H.  W.  Robertson 

Gogek,  Metcalf,  Smith  &  McBride 
(Br.  Office) 

CORNWALL,  Co.  Stormont 
Bergeron,  P.C. 

Charron,  A.  H. 

Chevrier  &  FitzPatrick.  M.  J. 

FitzPatrick,  Lueien  Lamoureux 
Dingwall,  R. 

Fennell  &  Rudden,  S.  E.  Fennell, 
Q.C.,  P.  V.  Rudden,  J.  R.  Camp¬ 
bell 

Hall,  A.  E.,  Q.C. 

Horwitz,  Kertzer£&  Salhany,  J.  C. 
Horwitz,  Q.C.,  M.  M.  Kertzer, 
M.  Salhany 

McDougall  &  Dancause.  C.  J. 
McDougall,  Q.C.,  H.  A.  V. 
Dancause 
McMahon,  J.  A. 

Milligan  &  MacDonald,  R.  P. 

Milligan,  Q.C.,  D.  J.  MacDonald 
Stiles,  G.  A.,  Q.C. 

DELHI,  Co.  Norfolk 
Hare,  J.  E. 

Harrison,  J.  H. 

Jones  &  Hanselman.  E.  C.  Jones, 
J.  C.  Hanselman 

DORCHESTER  STA.  Co.  Middle¬ 
sex 

Gent,  Leo  J.  (Br.  Office) 
DRAYTON,  Co.  Wellington 
Wilson  &  Wilson  (Br.  Office) 

DRESDEN,  Co.  Kent 
McVean,  O.  H. 

Myers,  W.  M. 

Weir  &  Manderson.  M.  E.  Mander- 
son 

DRY  DEN,  Dist.  Kenora 
McAuley,  Norman  F. 

DUNDALK,  Co.  Grey 
Harris  &  Dunlop  (Br.  Office) 

Lucas,  I.  B. 

DUNDAS,  Co.  Wentworth 
Lee  &  Brown.  D.  R.  Lee,  Q.C., 
W.  G.  Brown 
Mahony,  J.  F. 

Nash,  A.  J. 

Shaver,  A.  L.,  Q.C. 

DUNNVILLE,  Co.  Haldimand 
Collins,  V.  B„  Q.C. 

Jacobs  &  Jacobs.  T.  Jacobs,  J.  J. 
Jacobs 

Leach,  W.  W. 

Raney,  Fraser,  Q.C. 

DURHAM,  Co.  Grey 
Fallis,  Claude  E.,  Q.C. 

McQuarrie,  J.  H. 

DUTTON,  Co.  Elgin 
Stirling,  E.  B. 


EGANVILLE,  Co.  Renfrew 
Chown  &  Cooke  (Br.  Office) 
Howard,  J.  A. 

ELMIRA,  Co.  Waterloo 
Wintermeyer,  Askin  &  Casey  (see 
Kitchener) 

Zilliax  &  Wade,  A.  H.  Zilliax,  Q.  C., 
D.  E.  Wade 


ELMVALE,  Co.  Simcoe 
Boys,  Seagram  &  Rowe  (Br.  Office) 
Thompson,  A.  B.  (Br.  (Office) 
ELORA,  Co.  Wellington 
Bruce,  It.  C. 

ENGLEHART,  Dist.  Temiskaming 
(see  New  Liskeard) 

ESPANOLA,  Dist.  Sudbury 
Shea,  G.  S. 

ESSEX,  Co.  Essex 
Geddes,  Forbes  B.,  Q.C. 

Plant,  A.  H. 

EXETER,  Co.  Huron 

Bell  &  Laughton.  E.  D.  Bell,  Q.C. 

C.  V.  Laughton 
Cochrane,  W.  G. 

FENELON  FALLS,  Co.  Victoria 
Cunningham,  Thomson  &  Thomson 
(Br.  Office) 

Frost,  Richardson  &  McQuarrie 
(Br.  Office) 

FENWICK,  Co.  Welland 
Macoomb,  Macoomb  &  Colter  (Br. 
Office) 

FERGUS,  Co.  Wellington 
Maedel,  W.  A.,  Q.C. 

Wilson  &  Jack,  J.  D.  Wilson, 
J.  JJ.  H.  Jack,  D.  Lafferty 
FLESH  ERTON,  Co.  Grey 
Harris  &  Dunlop  (Br.  Office) 
FONTHILL,  Co.  Welland 
Seymour,  Lampard  &  Co. 
FOREST,  Co.  Lambton 
Cowan,  Millman  &  Hambling  (Br. 
Office) 

Livingston,  D.  J. 

FORT  ERIE,  Co.  Welland 
Honey,  G.  B. 

Rose,  Tyrill,  Rose  &  Green  (Br. 
Office) 

Willson  &  Girdlestone,  R.  F.  Wil¬ 
lson,  R.  F.  Girdlestone 
Ziff,  Louis 

FORT  FRANCES,  Dist.  Rainy 
River 

Burr,  G.  M. 

Eustace,  J.  L. 

Fitch,  C.  R.,  Q.C. 

McLennan,  Pidlubny  &  Watt.  A. 

D.  McLennan,  W.  Pidlubny,  C. 
J.  Watt 

Morrison,  Miss  K.  E. 

Smith,  J.  C. 


FORT  WILLIAM,  Dist.  Thunder 
Bay 

Cheadle,  D.  S. 

Devlin,  C.  B. 

Morris,  Babe,  Pugsley  &  Babe.  M. 
W.  Babe,  Fred  Babe,  Q.C.,  S.  D. 


Pugsley,  B.  I.  Black 
D'Connor  &  Carrel.  C.  V.  O’Con¬ 
nor,  Q.C.,  J.  B.  Carrel 
Shaffer,  B. 

Stewart,  K.  A. 

Weiler  &  Weiler.  G.  B.  Weiler, 
Q.C.,  W.  J.  Weiller,  A.  W. 
Maloney 

GALT,  Co.  Waterloo 

IC  TT  A  St.nmnrt 


Dufresne  &  Dufresne,  P.  A.  Duf- 
resne,  Margaret  Dufresne,  W. 

Korz  _ 

Hancock ,  Currie  &  Kidd,  D.  H, 
Currie,  W.  H.  Kidd 


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Harris,  J.  M. 

Myers,  R.  M.,  Q.C. 

Simmers,  P.  J.,  Q.C. 

Simpson,  Cecil 
Unger,  B.  C. 

White,  A.  W.  A. 

GANANOQUE,  Co.  Leeds 
Cliff,  J.  E.  (Br.  Office) 
MacFarlane,  R.  M. 

McGlade,  J.  M. 

GEORGETOWN,  Co.  Halton 
Dale,  Bennett  &  Van  Siekler,  L. 
Dale,  Q.C.,  Miss  M.  S.  Bennett, 
Q.C.,  T.  H.  Van  Siekler 
Hewson  &  Ord,  G.  C.  Hewson, 
J.  D.  Ord 
Manderson,  M.  E. 

GLENCOE,  Co.  Middlesex 
Moss,  W.  D.  J.,  Q.C. 
GODERICH,  Co.  Huron 
Donnelly  &  Donnelly.  F.  Donnelly, 
Q.C.,  J.  M.  Donnelly 
Hays,  H.  G.,  Q.C.  (Co.  Crown 
Att’y.) 

Hays,  R.  C.,  Q.C. 

Hunter,  J.  K. 

Prest,  W.  M. 

GORE  BAY,  Dist.  Manitoulin 
Boyd,  C.  E. 

Claridge,  E.  L. 

GRAND  VALLEY,  Co.  Dufiferin 
Church,  H.  B.,  Q.C.  (also  Orange¬ 
ville) 

GRAVEN  HURST,  Dist.  Muskoka 
Aiken,  G.  H. 

Stuart,  P.  B. 

GRIMSBY,  Co.  Lincoln 
King,  M.  K. 

Lillico,  L.  A. 

Matchett,  Harold  B. 

GUELPH,  Co.  Wellington 
Acker  &  Moyer.  A.  Acker,  Q.C., 

F.  P.  Moyer,  W.  Voris 
Blair  &  Moon.  J.  K.  Blair,  A.  J. 
Moon 

Bone,  Ralph  C.,  Q.C. 

Dunbar,  Goetz  &  Dunbar.  A. 

Dunbar,  Q.C.,  G.  W.  Goetz 
Goldie,  J.  L. 

Howitt  &  Howitt.  H.  Howitt, 
Q.C.,  H.  R.  Howitt 
Hungerford  &  Gamble.  R.  B.  Hun- 
gerford,  Q.C.,  J.  T.  A.  Gamble, 

Q. C. 

Kearns,  McKinnon,  Clare  &  Kearns. 
J.  M.  Kearns,  Q.C.,  C.L.  McKin¬ 
non,  A.  N.  Kearns,  J.  A.  Clare 
McElderry  &  Morris,  J.  H.  McEl- 
derry,  P.  J.  Morris 
Toole,  G.  W.,  Q.C. 

HAGERSVILLE,  Co.  Haldimand 
Buck,  S.  E. 

HAILEYBURY,  Dist.  Timiskam- 
ing 

Cumming,  R.  D.,  Q.C. 

Dean,  D. 

Tuer,  C.  F„  Q.C. 

HALIBURTON,  Co.  Haliburton 
Nickol,  H.  T. 

HAMILTON,  Co.  Wentworth 
Agro,  A.  J.,  4  Hughson  Street  s. 
Agro,  J.  L.,  15  King  St  w. 

Ambrose,  Alan  L.,  Q.C.,  36  James 
St.  s. 

Beasley,  A.  Z.,  40  Main  St. 

Bennett  &  Benett,  42  James  St.  s. 

R.  C.  Bennett,  Miss  M.  M. 
Bennett 

Biggar,  R.,  Q.C.,  42  James  St.  s. 
Bird,  W.  E.,  Q.C.,  25  Hughson 
St.  s. 

Bordonaro,  Cain  &  Luchak,  7  Hugh¬ 
son  St.  s.  H.  V.  Bordonaro,  E.  F. 
Cain,  W.  J.  Luchak 


Braden  &  Inch,  1049  Barton  St.  e. 
H.  O.  E.  Braden,  Q.C.,  D.  L.  L. 
Inch,  H.  G.  Kingstone 
Bradfield,  E.  T.,  9  McNab  St.  8. 
A.  G.  Campbell 

Brown  &  Brown,  128  King  St.  e. 
A.  A.  Brown,  Q.C.,  H.  M. 
Brown 

Brown  &  Goldberg,  75  James  St.  s. 

F.  C.  Brown,  D.  Goldberg,  G. 

G.  Landeg 

Brown,  Hugh  F.,  Q.C.,  36  James 
St.  s.  Asst.  Cr.  Atty. 

Byrne  &.  Dixon,  10  McNabb  8. 

N.  W.  Byrne,  Q.C.,  E.  G.  Dixon, 
Q.C.,  N.  E.  Byrne  (See  card 
p.  489) 

Caretti  &  Cassano,  42  James  St.  n. 

O.  A.  Caretti,  V.  J.  Cassano 
Chambers,  James  B.,  Ass’t.  City 

Solicitor,  City  Hall 
Cherrier,  Miss  T.,  37  James  St.  s. 
Christilaw,  Gage  &  Wigle,  29 
James  St.  s.  J.  A.  Christilaw, 
Q.C.,  J.  M.  Gage,  F.  E.  Wigle, 
J.  S.  Millar,  J.  Whitney 
Cohen,  S.  H.,  42  James  St.  s. 
Connor  &  Brewster,  1430  Main  St. 

e.  R.  J.  Connor,  H.  G.  Brewster 
Cooper,  W.  Wallace,  42  James  St.  s. 
Crerar  &  Crerar,  7  Hughson  s.  J.  R. 
Crerar 


Davis  &  Baldwin,  25  Hughson  St.  s. 

R.  H.  Davis,  Sydney  A.  Baldwin 
Davis  &  Waller,  42  James  St.  s. 
A.  M.  Waller 

Dore,  D.  J.,  42  James  St.  s. 

Duncan  &  Alexander,  28  Mary  St. 

D.  M.  Duncan,  L.  Alexander 
Drennan,  M.  J.,  63  John  St.  s. 
Dynes,  C.  G.,  Q.C.,  21  Main  St.  e. 
Eddy,  F.  B.,  329  Ottawa  St.  n. 
Evans,  R.  A.,  Q.C.,  36  James  St.  s. 
Fagan,  E.  B.,  42  James  St.  n. 
Ferguson  &  Martin,  10  McNab  St. 

s.  C.  E.  Ferguson,  K.  E.  Martin 
Fraser,  W.  H.  25  Hughson  St.  s. 
Freshman,  H.,  42  James  St.  n. 
Gage,  Gage  <£  McCracken,  15 
King  St.  w.  G.  C.  Gage,  Q.C., 
C.  H.  Gage,  G.  McCracken 
Griffin,  Parker,  Jones,  Weatherston, 
&  Bowlby,  15  Main  St.  e.  W. 
Eric  Griffin,  Q.C.,  William  D. 
Parker,  Q.C.,  L.  G.  Jones,  Q.C., 
J.  E.  C.  Robinson,  F.  S.  Weather¬ 


ston,  J.  D.  Bowlby,  F.  A.  O'Brien 
Halpern,  S.  M.,  181 Ottawa  St.  n. 
Hamilton,  F.  K.,  407  Queen  St.  s. 
Harvey,  J.  F.,  61  Caroline  St.  s. 
Hazell  &  Gay,  25  Hughson  St.  s. 
Hazell,  Q.C.,  L.  W.  Gay,  Q.C., 
J.  P.  Hourigan 

Hazell  &  Gibson,  42  James  St.  s. 
C.  D.  Gibson 


Hennessy,  E.  42  James  St.  s. 
Higgins,  C.  H.,  7  Hughson  St.  s. 
Hines,  H.  M.,  329  Ottawa  St.  n. 
Hobson,  W.  R.,  Q.C.,  42  James 
St.  s. 


Hourigan,  W.  E.,  75  James  St.  s. 


Inch,  Easterbrook  &.  Cannon, 

15  King  St.  w.  R.  F.  Inch,  Q.C. 
J.  F.  Easterbrook,  D.  O.  Cannon, 
E.  A.  Shaker  (Alberta  Bar) 
(See  card  p.  489) 

Jefferess,  S.  R.,  Q.C.,  36  James 
bt.  s. 

Johnston,  Holmes  &  Guyatt, 
25  Hughson  St.  s.  R.  S.  Johnston, 
J.  T  D.  Holmes.  G.  N.  Guvatt 
Katz,  H.,  39  York  St. 

Kelly,  J.  P.,  20  Sherman  Ave.  s. 
Kennedy,  G.  M.,  15  King  St.  w. 
Kominek,  R.  P.,  70  King  St.  e. 
Koskey,  Kevey,  Lister  Block 
Lambier,  Lome  F.,  42  James  St.  n. 


Langs,  Binkley  &  O’Neal,  21  Main 
St.  e.  E.  G.  Binkley,  Q.C.,  J.  G. 
Langs,  R.  C.  O'Neal 
Lashmar,  H.  E.,  609  James  St.  s. 
Lazier  &  Lazier,  42  James  St.  s. 

H.  F.  Lazier,  Q.C.,  C.  S.  Lazier 
Lees  &  Lees.  15  King  St.  w.  W.  K. 
Lees,  Q.C.,  C.  S.  Lees,  Q.C., 
W.  F.  Lees 

Lewington,  John  T.,  (Ass’t  City 
Solicitor) 

Lewis,  A.  M.,  Q.C.,  42  James  St.  s. 
Lowe,  Hoyt  &  Carnahan,  128  King 
St.  e.  C.  T.  Lowe,  C.  E.  Hoyt, 
C.  H.  Carnahan,  E.  Tharen 
Lypka,  M.,  775  Barton  St.  e. 
McBride,  Hickey,  Green  &  Mc- 
Callum,  15  King  St.  w.,  R.  P. 
McBride,  Q.C.,  W.  E.  Green, 
E.  D.  Hickley,  C.  D.  McCallum, 
R.  V.  A.  Jones 

McCulloch,  H.  F.,  Q.C.  (Crown 
Attorney),  Court  House 
McFarlane,  Kerr  &  McFarlane, 
40  Main  St.  w.  James  Kerr 
McKenna,  T.  J.,  9  McNabb  St.  s. 
McLaren,  J.,  207  Ottawa  St.  n. 
Marck  &  Marck,  42  James  St.  n. 
A.  A.  Marck,  H.  P.  Marck, 
A.  J.  Marck 

Marshall,  Miss  R.  I.,  75  James 
St.  s. 

Martin  &  Martin,  29  James  St.  s. 
Argue  Martin,  Q.C.,  H.  A. 
Martin,  Q.C.,  D.  S.  Scott 
Mewburn,  Marshall  &  Reesor,  36 
James  St.  s.  Hon.  S.  C.  Mewbum, 
Q.C.,  John  R.  Marshall,  Q.C., 
J.  F.  Reesor,  J.  S.  Marshall 
Minden  &  Dales,  42  James  St.  s. 

H.  A.  Minden,  W.  M.  Dales 
Mitchnick,  D.,  42  James  St.  s. 
Momotiuk,  W.,  42  James  St.  n. 
(L.  Cavasin) 

Moriarity  &  Harrington,  540  Con¬ 
cession  St.  M.  J.  Moriarity,  C.  L. 
Harrington 

Morison,  B.,  7  Hughson  St.  s. 
Morison,  F.,  Q.C.,  15  King  St.  w. 
Morley,  J.  J.,  7  Hughson  St.  s. 
Morris  &  Morris,  26  John  St.  n. 
Jean  C.  Morris 

Morrison  &  Morrison,  42  James  St. 

s.  W.  R.  Morrison 
Murgatroyd  &  Callaghan,  21  Hunter 
St.  e.  W.  N.  Callaghan,  F.  R. 
Murgatroyd,  Q.C. 

Nicholson,  J.  W.,  7  Hughson  St.  s. 
Nind,  A.  B.,  42  James  St.  n. 

Okuloski  &  Okuloski,  689  Barton 
St.  e.,  Helen  F.  Okuloski,  J.  E. 
Okuloski,  C.  S.  Scime 
Olmstead,  A.  T.,  362  John  St.  s. 
O’Leary,  D.  F.,  1  Duke  St. 

O’Reilly  &  O’Reilly,  16  James  St.  s, 
J.  P.  O’Reilly,  Q.C. 

Poison,  A.  J.,  Q,C.  (City  Solicitor), 
City  Hall 

Robinson,  D.  A.,  Q.C.,  25  Hughson 
St.  s. 

Robinson,  Robinson  &  McCallum, 
25  Hughson  St.  s.  H.  S.  Robinson, 
Q.C.,  I.  R.  A.  McCallum,  H.  F. 
McKerracher  * 

Rocchi,  F.,  42  James  St.  n. 

Ross  &  Hinchey,  36  James  St.  s. 

L.  S.  Ross,  E.  J.  Hinchey 
Ross  &,  Robinson,  15  King  St.  w. 
C.  W.  Robinson,  Q.C.,  S.  F. 
Ross,  H.  F.  Dean,  G.  W.  Howell, 
J.  E.  Van  Duzer,  A.  T.  Marshall 
(see  card,  p.  489) 

Sauder,  M.,  42  James  St.  s. 

Schelter  &  Canary,  42  James  St.  n. 

J.  F.  Schelter,  W.  Canary 
Schreiber  H.  L.,  Barton  &  Ottawa 
Sts. 


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LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


489 


Schreiber,  W.,  Q.C.,  68  King 

William  St.  (J.  Dubeck) 

Scott,  S.  W.  C.,  29  James  St.  s. 
Sharpe,  L.  W.,  Q.C.,  7  Hughson 
St.  s. 

Shaver  &  Shaver,  4  Hughson  St.  s. 
G.  V.  P.  Shaver,  Q.C.,  A.  L. 
Shaver,  Q.C. 

Shekter,  B.  B.,  70  King  St.  e. 
Simpson  &  Duncan,  29  James  St.  s. 
T.  H.  Simpson,  Q.C.,  W.  B. 
Duncan,  Q.C.,  J.  B.  Simpson 
Smith,  J.  I.,  1416  King  St.  e. 

Smith,  Lloyd  H.,  Q.C.,  42  James 
St.  s. 

Snider,  H.  E.,  79  Duke  St. 

Snyder,  G.  A.,  296  Ottawa  St.  n. 
Soule  &  Soule,  21  Hunter  St.  e. 
J.  A.  Soule,  Q.C.,  H.  Soule 


Stephens  &  Milne,  15  King  St.  w. 
J.  E.,  Milne,  D.  S.  Stephens,  Q.C., 
R.  MacK.  Coombs 
Stewart,  J.  L.,  42  James  St.  s. 
Sullivan,  J.  J.,  519  Aberdeen  Ave. 
Sullivan  &  Sullivan,  36  James  St.  s. 

Margaret  Sullivan 
Sullivan,  Sullivan  &  Shea,  42  James 
St.  n„  G.  J.  Sullivan,  Q.C.,  J.  F. 
Sullivan,  R.  V.  Shea 
Sweet  &  Mandel,  14  Merrick  St., 
J.  A.  Sweet,  Q.C.,  A.  Mandel 
Thompson,  Miss  F.  A.,  88  Chedoke 
Ave. 

Treleaven  &  Milne,  29  James  St.  s. 
Miss  F.  A.  Milne,  A.  F.  Tre¬ 
leaven,  T.  A.  Beckett 
Tuchtie  &  McLean,  42  James  St.  s. 
W.  J.  Tuchtie,  Q.C.,  J.  M. 
McLean 


Vance,  H.  M.,  29  James  St.  s. 

Vine,  F.,  272  Kenilworth  Ave.  n. 

Walsh,  Evans  &  Philp,  42  James 
St.  s.  F.  J.  L.  Evans,  Q.C.,  P. 
G.  Philp 

Warrender,  W.  K.,  Q.C.,  7  Hugh¬ 
son  St.  s. 

Washington,  F.  P.  L.,  Huron  and 
Erie  Bldg. 

Welby,  W.  C.,  Q.C.,  09  James  S  st.. 

Westland,  H.  L.  G.,  Q.C.,  37 
James  St.  s. 

White,  Paikin  &  Robson,  20J^ 
King  e.  John  G.  White,  Sydney 
Paikin,  E.  A.  Robson 

Yates,  G.,  535  Concession  St. 

Zimmerman  &  Fairbanks,  7  Hugh¬ 
son  St.  s.  A.  C.  Zimmerman, 
E.  A.  Fairbanks 


HAMILTON 


BYRNE  &  DIXON 

Harrtatera,  ^oltritora,  NotarUa 

Norman  W.  Byrne,  Q.C.  E.  G.  Dixon,  Q.C. 
Norman  E.  Byrne  B.A.Sc.,  P.Eng. 

HAMILTON,  ONT. 

TELEPHONES  -  JAckson  7-3860-9 


INCH,  EASTERBROOK  &  CANNON 

Harrtatera,  Js’nliritnra,  Nularira 

R.  F.  Inch,  Q.C.  J.  F.  Easterbrook  D.  O.  Cannon 

E.  A.  Shaker,  LL.B. 

CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE  BUILDING,  HAMILTON,  ONT. 

TELEPHONES  -  7-4481  -  82 


ROSS  &  ROBINSON 

larriatpra  &  H’oltrtlora 

William  L.  Ross,  K.C.  (1890-1947) 

Cecil  W.  Robinson,  Q.C.  Sam  F.  Ross 

Hugh  F.  Dean  Grant  W.  Howell 

John  E.  VanDuzer  Alan  T.  Marshall 

CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE  BUILDING  -  HAMILTON,  ONT. 

Telephone,  JA.  8-8466 


490 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


[1956 


HANOVER,  Co.  Grey 

Jenner,  Brunt  &  Crockford,  W.  R. 

Brunt,  Q.C.,  Glen  Crockford 
Paterson,  G.  A. 

HARRISTON,  Co.  Wellington 
McNab  &  McNab.  J.  W.  McNab 
Shannon,  J.  H. 

HARROW,  Co.  Essex 
Bell,  McCready  &  MacEachern, 
(Br.  Office). 

Golden,  J.  J. 

HASTINGS,  Co.  Northumberland 
O’Shea,  M.  A. 

HAWKESBURY,  Co.  Prescott 
Cecile,  Ls.  P.,  Q.C. 

Chartrand,  0. 

Woods  &  Woods.  J.  J.  E.  Woods, 
J.  B.  Woods 

HUNTSVILLE,  Dist,  Muskoka 
Grant,  D.  M.,  Q.C. 

Mahaffy,  K.  A. 

Schuch,  F.  B. 

INGERSOLL,  Co.  Oxford 
McBride,  J.  C. 

Start  &  Marshall.  R.  G.  Start, 
Q.C.,  W.  R.  Marshall,  Q.C. 

IROQUOIS  FALLS,  Dist.  Coch¬ 
rane 

Grummett,  W.  J.,  Q.C. 
ISLINGTON,  Co.  York 
Devlin  &  Green,  4937  Dundas  w., 
C.  G.  Devlin,  C.  G.  Green 
JARVIS,  Co.  Haldimand 
Buck,  S.  E. 

Shepperd,  J.  W. 

KAPUSKASING,  Dist.  Cochrane 
Smith,  E.  E. 

KEMPTVILLE,  Co.  Grenville 
Loucks,  G.  D. 

Morling,  W.  P. 

KENORA,  Dist.  Kenora 
Benidickson,  McLennan  &  Brett. 
W.  M.  Benidickson,  L.  A.  Mc¬ 
Lennan,  Q.C.,  J.  T.  Brett 
Doner,  J.  K. 

O’Flaherty,  T.  A. 

KILLALOE,  Co.  Renfrew. 

Chown  &  Cook  (Br.  Office) 
Maloney,  J.  A.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 

KINCARDINE,  Co.  Bruce 
Lamont,  J.  L. 

Maleomson  &  Clark.  P.  S.  R. 

Malcomson,  H.  S.  Clark,  Q.C. 
KING  CITY,  Co.  York 
Wilson,  R.  C.  G„  (Br.  Office) 
KINGSTON,  Co.  Frontenac 
Baker  &  Read,  P.  P.  E.  Baker, 
G.  H.  H.  Read 
Black,  J.  A. 


Cartwright  &  Sorensen,  IL.  L. 

Cartwright,  R.  B.  Sorensen 
Cunningham  &  Cunningham.  D.  G. 
Cunningham,  Q.C.,  W.  G.  Cun¬ 
ningham 

Farrell,  ,J.  M.,  Q.C. 

Gibson,  Sands  &  Flanigan.  LI.  F. 
Gibson,  J.  G.  W.  Sands,  Q.C., 
K.  A.  Flanigan 
Good,  D.  B. 

Henderson  &  Woods,  W.  J.  O. 

Llenderson,  L.  A.  Woods 
Llerrington  &  Slater.  T.  D.  Slater, 
Q.C. 

Hickey  &  Hickey.  J.  M.  Hickey, 
Q.C.,  M.  Hickey 
King,  F.,  Q.C. 

Lernieux,  J.  F.,  Q.C. 

McNeill,  Harry  A.,  Q.C. 

Nickle,  W.  F.,  Q.C. 

Nickle,  W.  M.,  Q.C. 

Rankin  &  Wright.  David  J.  Rankin, 
Q.C.,  H.  L.  Wright,  Q.C. 

Rigney,  T.  J.,  Q.C. 

Sampson,  J.  E. 

Smith  &  Smith.  C.  M.  Smith,  Q.C., 
A.  B.  Smith, 

Strange,  Maxwell  W.,  Q.C. 
Trumpour,  B.  W. 

Webster  &  Webster.  C.  R.  Webster, 
Q.C.,  R.  C.  Webster 
Wilcox,  T.  R. 

Willoughby,  L.  S. 

KINGSVILLE,  Co.  Essex 
Conklin,  W.  D.,  Q.C. 

Karry  &  Couture.  G.  Karry,  D.  G. 
Couture 

Smith  &  Clark.  A.  B.  Smith,  Q.C., 
W.  M.  Clark 

KIRKLAND  LAKE,  Dist.  Timis- 
kaming 

Black,  J.  G. 

Burns,  P.  J. 

Lillico,  L.  A.,  Q.C. 

Parry  &  Doxsee.  F.  J.  Parry,  W.  E. 
Doxsee 

Williams  &  Price.  B.  Williams, 
Q.C.,  R.  G.  Price 
KITCHENER,  Co.  Waterloo 
Boos,  A.  W.  (D.  E.  Hastings) 

Bray,  Schofield.  Mackay  &,  Law¬ 
rence,  J.  H.  Schofield,  Q.C.,  G. 

M.  Bray,  Q.C.,  G.  A.  Mackay, 

V.  B.  Copp,  R.  G.  R.  Lawrence, 

N.  A.  Thomas,  W.  K.  Kennedy, 
J.  McCormick  (see  card  below) 

Brock,  Trott,  Artindale  &  West, 
G.  R.  Brock,  Q.C.,  R.  B.  Trott, 

W.  R.  Artindale,  E.  F.  West 
Clement,  Eastman,  Dreger  & 

Martin.  W.  P.  Clement,  Q.C., 
Gerald  E.  Eastman,  Q.C.,  F.  L. 
Dreger,  Q.C.,  J.  E.  Clement, 
J.  G.  Martin,  R.  G.  Meunier, 
(E.  W.  ClemeDt,  Q.C.) 


Devlin,  K.  A. 

Honsberger,  G.  M. 

Lieberman,  Jos.  W. 

Lochead,  G.  H.,  Q.C. 

Shannon,  G.  IL,  Q.C. 

Sims,  Costello  &  McBride.  J.  K. 
Sims,  Francis  Costello,  S.  M. 
McBride 

Smyth  &  Mank,  J.  II.  Smyth,  S.  R. 
Mank 

Walters  &  Conley,  M.  Walters, 
K.  D.  Conley 

Wintermeyer,  Askin  &  Casey,  J.  J. 
Wintermeyer,  J.  Askin,  S.  O. 
Casey,  J.  H.  Smith 
Youngston  &  Gould,  R.  A.  Young- 
son,  R.  Gould 

LAKEFIELD,  Co.  Peterborough 
Langley,  O.  A.,  Q.C. 

LAKEVIEW,  Co.  Peel 
( see  Port  Credit) 

LAMBETH,  Co.  Middlesex 
Kelly,  H.  W. 

LANARK,  Co.  Lanark 
O'Donnell  &  Dulmage,  (Br.  Office) 
Willson,  II.  C.  (Br.  Office) 
LAN3DQWNE,  Co.  Leeds 
Henderson,  A.  B.  (Br.  Office) 
LANSING,  Co.  York 
( see  Willowdale) 

LARDER  LAKE,  Co.  Timiskam- 
ing  ( see  Kirkland  Lake) 
LEAMINGTON,  Co.  Essex 
Brett  &  Pearsall.  G.  R.  Brett,  Q.C., 
S.  I..  Pearsall 
Fletcher,  C.  G.,  Q.C. 

Jackson,  J.  A. 

Odette,  T.  C.,  Jr. 

Willson,  H.  H.,  Q.C.,  (E.  H.  Dyck) 
LINDSAY,  Co.  Victoria 
Cunningham,  Thomson  &  Thom¬ 
son.  M.  J.  Cunningham,  D.  M. 
Thomson,  Thelma  B.  K.  Thom¬ 
son 

Frost,  Richardson  &  McQuarrie. 
Hon.  L.  M.  Frost,  Q.C.,  M.P.P., 
H.  E.  Richardson,  J.  A.  McQuarrie 
Fulton,  Fulton  &  Staples.  A.  M. 
Fulton,  Q.C.,  E.  D.  Fulton,  Q.C., 
J.  L.  Staples 
Jordan,  L.  W.,  Q.C. 

Stinson,  T.  H„  Q.C. 

Weldon  &  Lacey.  I.  E.  Weldon, 
Q.C.,  Allan  T.  Lacey,  Q.C.  (Br. 
Office) 

LISTOWEL,  Co.  Perth 
Andrew,  R.  W. 

Benson,  C.  Joseph,  Q.C. 

Pratt,  W.  M.,  Q.C. 

LITTLE  CURRENT,  Dist.  Mani- 

toulin 

Shea,  G.  S.  (Br.  Office) 


KITCHENER 


BRAY,  SCHOFIELD,  MACKAY  &  LAWRENCE 

larrintfrfi  anti  ^uliritora 

127  FREDERICK  STREET  KITCHENER,  ONT. 

Telephone:  Sherwood  3-3625 


W.  H.  Sims 

[1934-1954] 

W.  R.  Kennedy 


G.  M.  Bray,  Q.  C. 
G.  A.  Mackay 
V.  B.  Copp 


J.  H.  Schofield,  Q.  C. 
R.  G.  R.  Lawrence 
J.  F.  McCormick 


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491 


LONDON,  Co.  Middlesex 
Beechie,  J.  A.,  422  Richmond  St. 
Braden,  J.  A.  E.,  Q.C.,  195  Dundas 
St. 

Carrothers,  Fox  &  Robarts,  Rich¬ 
mond  Bldg.  C.  C.  Carrothers, 
Q.C.,  W.  H.  Fox,  J.  P.  Robarts, 
J.  P.  Kelly 

Carson,  E.  H.  A.,  171  Dundas  St. 
Curran,  F.  H.,  Q.C.,  Huron  &  Erie 
Bldg. 

Davis  &  Grant,  643  Dundas  St. 

J.  M.  B.  Davis,  J.  A.  R.  Grant 
Donahue,  J.  M.,  General  Delivery 
Douglas,  A.  R.,  Q.C.,  383  Rich¬ 
mond  St. 

Dyer,  Grant,  Mitchell  &  Winter, 
101  Dundas  St.  W.  E.  Dyer,  Q.C., 
M.  J.  Grant,  Q.C.,  R.  W. 
Mitchell,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Winter 
Egener,  D.  M.,  7  Market  Lane 
Fraser,  Moore  &  Thomson,  Bk.  of 
Montreal  Chbrs.  H.  G.  Fraser, 
Q.C.,  W.  A.  Thomson 
Gent,  L.  J.  &  Associates,  371  Rich¬ 
mond  St.,  L.  J.  Gent,  F.  S. 
Doyle 

Gibson,  T.  W.  I.,  Bk.  of  Toronto 
Chbrs. 

Gillies,  Nelligan  &  Fairs,  422  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  J.  H.  Gillies,  T.  B. 
Nelligan,  R.  E.  Fairs 
Givins,  J.  B.,  Q.C.,  Bank  of 
Montreal  Chbrs. 

Grove,  C.  R.,  660  Richmond  St. 
Gunn,  Smith  &  Cram,  365  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  J.  M.  Gunn,  Fletcher 
Smith,  J.  W.  Cram 
Harrison,  Miss  Evelyn,  Q.C.,  Bank 
of  Toronto  Chbrs. 

Harrison  &  Elwood,  224  Dundas  St. 
J.  D.  Harrison,  Q.C.,  E.C.  El¬ 
wood.  H.  A.  Gregory 
Haskett,  C.  P.,  382  Ridout  St.  n. 
Henderson,  W.  B.,  Q.C.,  Bank  of 
Toronto  Chbrs. 

Hennick,  H.  L.,  110  Dundas  St. 
Ivey,  Livermore  &  Dowler,  Im¬ 
perial  Bank  Bldg.  R.  G.  Ivey, 

Q. C.,  E.  S.  Livermore,  Q.C., 
F.  W.  Dowler,  R.  R.  Sheldrick, 
L.  C.  Winhold,  R.  M.  Ivey 

Jeffery  &.  Jeffery,  174-180  King  St. 
Joseph  Jeffery,  O.B.E.,  A.  H. 
Jeffery,  G.  D.  Jeffery,  A.  E. 
Jeffery,  C.W.  Brown,  L.  S.  Frost, 

R.  S.  Macnab,  R.  J.  Flinn,  Jr., 
J.  M.  Gunn,  R.  D.  W.  Keating, 
B.  H.  Lawrence,  F.  G.  Carter, 
Counsel:  A.  S.  Fergusson,  Q.C. 
(See  card,  below) 

Joy  &  Oatman,  371  Richmond  St. 

H.  L.  Joy.  Q.C.,  D.  L.  Oatman 
Kendall,  K.  H.,  365  Richmond  St. 
Killoran,  .G.  J.  L.,  371  Richmond 
Kirk,  Charles  B.,  1  Market  Sq. 


Lerner,  Lemer,  Jefferson  &  Bitz 
66  Carling  St.  M.  Lerner, 
Q.C.,  S.  Lerner,  M.  A.  Bitz, 
G.  D.  Jefferson 

Little,  Calder  &  Morrissey,  220 
Dundas  St.  F.  Little,  C.  Calder, 
Q.C.,  M.  T.  J.  Morrissey 
MacLeod,  L.  M.,  660  Richmond  St. 
McCallum  &  Lamon,  383  Richmond 
St.,  J.D.  McCallum,  R.  J.  Lamon 
McHardy-Smith,  F.  A.,  371  Rich¬ 
mond  St. 

McTaggart,  J.  M.,  371  Richmond 
St. 

Meredith,  Davidson  &  Betts,  74 
Dundas  St.  H.  R.  Davidson, 
Q.C.,  P.  V.  V.  Betts,  J.  F.  Bennett 
Mitchell,  E.  W.,  171  Dundas  St. 
Mitchell  &  Hockin,  189  Dufferin 
Ave.  G.  L.  Mitchell,  Q.C.,  H.  W. 
Hockin,  C.  G.  S.  Dawson,  A.  L. 
McKenzie,  G.  A.  Graham 
Moorhouse  &  Shortt,  383  Richmond 
St.  E.  M.  Shortt,  H.  W.  Kelly, 
C.  H.  Fee 

Morrison  &  Hanes,  115  Carling  St. 
James  A.  Morrison,  Q.C.,  A.  J. 
Hanes 

Murison,  A.  D.,  615  Richmond  St. 
Murphv  &  Durdin,  267  Dundas  St. 
O.  W.  Durdin,  Q.C.,  W.  D. 
Smith,  K.  D.  MacLennan 
Murphy,  F.  E.,  Richmond  Bldg. 
Neely,  H.  B.,  R.R.  No.  8 
Purcell,  Downey  &  Hagarty,  365 
Richmond  St.  G.  M.  Purcell, 
J.  L.  Downey,  W.  B.  Hagarty 
Purdom  &  Purdom,  371  Richmond 
St.  L.  Purdom 

Ramsay,  B.  A.,  Q.C.,  426  Talbot  St< 
Reid,  E.  A.,  343  Richmond  St. 
Richmond  &  Richmond,  195  Dun¬ 
das  St.  E.  Richmond,  A.  Rich¬ 
mond 

Ross,  C.  J.  F.,  Q.C.,  365  Richmond 
St. 

Schnarr,  J.  G.,  808  Dundas  St. 
Seldon,  T.  B.,  70  Carling  St. 
Shepherd,  A.  E.,  116  Dundas  St. 
(A.  J.  Baker) 

Siskind,  Buchner  &  Taggert,  131 
King  St.  A.  B.  Siskind,  Q.C., 
W.  R.  Buchner,  H.  S.  Taggert 
Slater,  Marshman  &  Porter,  391 
Talbot  St.  E.  H.  Slater,  G.  G. 
Marshman,  H.  D.  Porter 
Smith,  F.  H.  H.,  660  Richmond  St. 
Spencer  &  Braund,  371  Richmond 
St.  W.  E.  Spencer,  Q.C.,  E.  II. 
Braund 

Sullivan,  M.  V.,  Q.C.,  195  Dundas 
St. 

Sutherland,  C.  T.,  294  Dundas  St. 
Thomas,  W.  L.,  237  Dundas  St. 


Thompson  &  Brown,  205)4  Dun¬ 
das  St.  D.  G.  Thompson,  N.  G. 
Brown 

Thompson,  F.  L.,  424  Wellington 
St. 

Underhill  &  Underhill,  365  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  F.  E.  Underhill,  Mrs. 
B.  L.  Underhill 
Unger,  E.  H.,  1  Market  Sq. 

Weekes,  G.  N.  &  Sons,  396  Ridout 
St.  J.  N.  Weekes,  R.  N.  Weekes 
Weir  &  Associates,  412  Richmond 
St.  S.  E.  Weir,  Q.C.,  G.  W. 
Dunn,  F.  II.  Greenlees 
Winder  &  McNeil,  78  Dundas 
E.  M.  Winder,  Q.C.,  J.  G.  McNeil 
Winnett  &  Lewis,  418J4  Talbot  St. 
J.  W.  G.  Winnett,  Q.C.,  R.  W.  D. 
Lewis,  Q.C., 

Wright  &  Poole,  151  King  St.  E.  J. 
R.  Wright,  Q.C.,  W.  R.  Poole, 
Mrs.  M.  W.  Spaulding,  W.  E. 
Bell 

LONG  BRANCH,  Co.  York 
Lawlor,  P.  D.,  1266  Lakeshore  Rd. 
Wallace,  J.,  1633  Lakeshore  Rd . 
LUCAN,  Co.  Middlesex 
Mitchell,  E.  W.  (Br.  Office) 

Unger,  E.  H. 

L’ORIGNAL,  Co.  Prescott 
Proulx,  H.,  Q.C. 

LUCKNOW,  Co.  Bruce 
Crawford  &  Hetherington  (Br. 
Office) 

McKenzie,  P.  S.  (Br.  Office) 

MADOC,  Co.  Hastings 
Baalim,  F.,  Q.C. 

White  &  White.  G.  S.  White,  Q.C., 
B.  White 

MANOTICK,  Co.  Carleton 
Morling,  W.  P. 

MAPLE,  Co.  York 
Walsh  &  Walsh  (Br.  Office) 

MARKDALE,  Co.  Grey 
Harris  &  Dunlop.  W.  E.  Harris, 
Q.C.,  J.  A.  Dunlop. 

Lucas,  I.  B. 

MARKHAM,  Co.  York 
Cattanach,  J.  A.,  Q.C.  (J.  L. 
Cattanach) 

Freeman  &  Miller  (Br.  Office) 
MARMORA,  Co.  Hastings 
Collins  &  Collins  (Br.  Office) 
MAXV1LLE,  Co.  Glengarry 
( see  Alexandria) 

MEAFORD,  Co.  Grey 

Albery,  Geo.,  G.,  Q.C., 

Bennett  &  McKay.  C.  E.  Bennett, 
J.  I.  McKay 
Young,  A.  T. 


LONDON 

JEFFERY  &  JEFFERY 
Hamsters  &  j^oltriiors 


174-180  KING  ST., 
LONDON,  ONT. 


371  BAY  ST., 
TORONTO,  ONT. 


Joseph  Jeffery,  O.B.E. 

Gordon  D. Jeffery 
Charles  W.  Brown 
Ronald  S.  Macnab 
R.  Jeffrey  Flinn,  Jb., 

R.  Darrell  W  Keatino 
John  J.  McDermott 

Counsel:  Alex. 


Alexander  II.  Jeffery 
A.  Edgar  Jeffery 
Lionel  S.  Frost 
Francis  G.  Carter 
John  M.  Gunn 
Byron  H.  Lawrence 

Fergusson,  Q.  C. 


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[  1956 


492 


MIDLAND,  Co.  Simcoe 
Dudley,  G.  S.,  Q.C. 

Ingram,  A.  A. 

Kendall,  E. 

Onley  &  Haig,  C.  E.  Onley,  D.  G. 
Haig 

Smith,  Oliver  II. 

MILLBROOK,  Co.  Durham 
Willmott  &  Irvine  (Br.  Office) 
MILTON,  Co.  Hal  ton 
Davis  &  Baldwin  (Br.  Office) 

Dick  &  Dick.  W.  I.  Dick,  Q.C., 
K.  Y.  Dick,  P.  K.  MacWilliame 
Elliott,  G.  E„  Q.C. 

Howitt,  H.  It.  (Br.  Office), 
Hutchinson,  T.  A.,  Q.C. 

M I LVERTON,  Co.  Perth 
Andrew,  M.  W.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
MIMICO,  Co.  York 
Gauld,  G.  W.  G.,  416  Lakeshore  Rd. 
Gogek,  Metcalf,  Smith  &  McBride 
78  Lakeshore  Rd.  H.  W.  Met¬ 
calf,  M.  Gogek,  B.  J.  Smith,  J. 
M.  McBride 

Lawlor,  P.  D.,  9  MacDonald  Ave. 
Tait,  R.  G.,  103  Cavell  Ave. 

MINDEN,  Co.  Haliburton 
Nichol,  H.  T. 

MITCHELL,  Co.  Perth 
Edwards,  H.  B. 

Goetz,  W.  A. 

Horne,  C. 

MORRISBURG,  Co.  Dundas 
Armstrong,  R.  H. 

Gorrell,  G.  W. 

MOUNT  BRIDGES,  Co.  Middle¬ 
sex  (see  Strathroy) 

MOUNT  DENNIS,  Co.  York 
Laughlin  &  Shanoff,  1180  Weston 
Rd.  S.  W.  Laughlin,  D.  Shanoff 
McLaughlin,  H.  E.  L.,  1268  Weston 
Rd. 

MOUNT  FOREST,  Co.  Wellington 
Fallis,  C.  E.,  Q.C. 

Kilgour  &  Grant.  R.  M.  Grant, 
Q.C. 

NARANEE,  Co.  Lennox 
Grange,  W.  A. 

Ham,  Kenneth  S.,  Q.C. 

Madden,  J.  E. 

Pearce,  J.  K. 

NEW  HAMBURG,  Co.  Waterloo 
Hamilton,  O.  A.  F. 

Peine,  T.  H.,  Q.C. 

Thomas,  N.  A. 

NEW  LISKEARD,  Dist.  Temiska- 
mmg 

Ramsay,  W.  R. 

Wallingford,  G.,  Q.C. 


NEWMARKET,  Co.  York 
Armstrong,  A.,  Q.C. 

Dales,  J.  O. 

Mills,  A.  M. 

Otton,  J. 

Stiver,  Vale,  Peppiat  &  Errington, 
K.  M.  R.  Stiver,  Q.C.,  J.  Vale, 
Q.  C.,  J.  M.  Peppiat,  Wm.  Erring- 
ton 


NEWTONBROOK,  Co.  York 
(see  Willowdale) 

NEW  TORONTO,  Co.  York 
Adams  &  Copeland,  W.  J.  Adams, 
J.  A.  Copeland 

Berkinshaw  &  Kennedy,  R.  C. 
Berkinshaw,  K.  E.  Kennedy, 
A.  E.  Robinette,  C.  E.  Clarke 
Cumberland  &  Stainton,  J.  D.  W 
Cumberland,  R.  H.  Stainton 
Douglas  &  Johnston.  S.  B.  Douglas, 
Q.C.,  J.  I.  Johnston,  R.  N.  Clarke 
Grant,  E.  W.  (J.  W.  McKenna) 
Humeniuk  &  Knox,  A.  Knox 
MacDonald,  W.  E.  (W.  E.  Mac¬ 
Donald,  Jr.) 

NIAGARA  FALLS,  Co.  Welland 
Broderick,  J.  J. 

Butters,  J.  W. 

Fraser  &  Fraser.  G.  A.  Fraser,  Q.C., 
A.  A.  MacBain 
Gampel,  S. 

Griffiths,  Griffiths  &  Sharpe.  S.  F. 
Sharpe,  Q.C.,  F.  W.  Griffiths, 
Q.C.,  F.  M.  Griffiths,  Q.C. 
Hopkins,  J.  B. 

LaMarsh  &  LaMarsh.  W.  C. 
LaMarsh,  Q.C.,  Julia  V.  La- 
Marsh 

Logan  &  Scott.  H.  A.  Logan,  D.  H. 

Scott,  M.  E.  Martin 
Martin,  Calvert,  Bates  &  Sheppard 
523  Queen  St.  W.  S.  Martin,  Q.C., 
D.  E.  Calvert,  Q.C.,  A.  F.  Shep¬ 
pard,  G.  H.  Bates,  K.  Y.  Hinton 
Matthews  &  Matthews,  J.  P. 

Matthews,  F.  J.  Matthews 
McBurney,  McBurney  &  Durdan. 
F.  C.  McBurney,  Q.C.,  W.  J. 
McBurney,  Q.C.,  R.  S.  Durdan 
McCallum,  W.  T  (J.  R.  Darragh) 
Upper,  Musgrove  &  Harris.  B.  W. 
Harris,  J.  J.  Broderick,  W.  J. 
Mars 


NORTH  BAY,  Dist.  Nipissing 
Donnelly,  R.  F. 

Gould  &  Birnie.  M.  G.  Gould. 

P.  C.  Birnie 
Paquette,  J.  O. 

Pettapiece,  A.  S. 

Reynolds  &  Associates.  H.  J.  Reyn¬ 
olds,  Q.C.,  A.  E.  Klein,  T.  G. 
Farmer 

Serre,  A.  (Br.  Office) 

Tilley,  E.  A.,  Q.C. 

Valin,  Smith  &  Caley.  K.  M.  Valin, 


OTTAWA 


A.  Thomas  Smith,  T.  W.  Caley 
Wallace,  G.E.,  Q.C. 

NORWOOD,  Co.  Peterborough 
MacColl,  N.  A. 

O'Shea,  M.  A.  (also  Hastings) 
OAKVILLE,  Co.  Halton 

Depew  &  Humprey,  J.  H.  H.  Depew 
J.  G.  Humprey 
Fenton,  F.  M. 

Hamilton,  Torrance,  Campbell  & 
Lyon  (Br.  Office) 

Isard  &  Holden.  J.  F.  Isard,  T.  M. 
Holden 

McConachie  &  Marshall,  D.  A. 

McConachie,  D.  G.  Marshall 
McMillan,  A. 

Perras,  P.  W. 

Ryrie,  Ross 


ORANGEVILLE,  Co.  Dufferin 
Church,  H.  B.,  Q.C. 

Evans,  R.  D.,  Q.C. 

Parkinson,  B.  T.,  Q.C. 

Wardlaw,  N.  N.,  Q.C. 

ORILLIA,  Co.  Simcoe 
Bingham,  W.  G. 

Card,  W. 

Copeland,  P.  A.,  Q.C. 

Downard,  G.  G. 

Forbes,  A. 

Glass,  A.  J. 

Marshall,  B.  S.,  Q.C. 

Moore  &  Carter.  W.  L.  Moore, 
A.  McG.  Carter,  Q.C. 

ORONO,  Co.  Durham 
Waddell,  R.  R.,  Q.C. 


OSHAWA,  Co.  Ontario 
Cameron  &  MacDonald,  J.  A. 

Cameron,  J.  A.  MacDonald 
Conant,  R.  G. 


i^reignron,  Eraser,  JJrynan  &  Mur¬ 
dock,  T.  K.  Creighton,  Q.C., 
N.  C.  Fraser,  Q.C.,  G.  K.  Dry- 
nan,  G.  L.  Murdock 
Greer,  A.  W.  S.,  Q.C.  (T.V.  Kelly) 
Greer,  J. 

Harris,  Harris  &  Wallace.  J.  E. 

Harris,  R.  A.  Wallace 
Hennick  &  Hennick.  S.  J.  Hennick 
Humphreys  &  Boyehyn.  R.  D. 

Humphreys,  Q.C.,  G.  S.  Boyehyn 
Hyman,  Louis  S.,  QC.. 

Jones,  R.  S. 

McGibbon  &  Bastedo.  C.  C. 

McGibbon,  Q.C.,  E.  F.  Bastedo 
Mangan,  J.  P.,  Q.C. 

Marks.  E. 

Parkhill  &  Yaneh.  A.  J.  Parkhill, 
J.  A.  Yanch 


Salmers,  Z.  T.,  P.O.  Box  333 
Sklar,  L. 

Swartz,  M.  F. 


OTTAWA,  Co.  Carleton 
Abalson  &  Marcus,  74  Sparks  St 
A.  D.  Abalson,  B.  Marcus 


COTE  &  HARDY 

SSarriatpra-at-Sjam 

Exchequer  and  Supreme  Court  Agents 

Arthur  S.  Hardy 

411  VIC10RXA  BUILDING  -  140  WELLINGTON  STREET 
OTTAWA,  CANADA  Telephone  2-2234 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


493 


Alexandor  &  Brodie,  136  Sparks  St. 

B.  M.  Alexandor,  Q.C.,  F.  Brodie 
Anka,  M.  E.,  1313  Wellington  St. 
Aylen,  Scott  &  Aylen,  85  Sparks  St. 

J.  A.  Aylen,  Q.C.,  J.  G.  Aylen, 

C.  S.  Scott,  Q.C. 

Beament,  Fyfe  &  Ault,  56  Sparks 
St.  T.  A.  Beament,  Q.C.,  A.  W. 
Beament,  Q.C.,  G.  E.  Beament, 

Q. C.,  M.  H.  Fyfe,  Q.C.,  G.  A. 
Ault,  Q.C.,  R.  B.  Hutton 

Beckett,  J.  B.,  48  Sparks  St. 
Belanger,  A.,  Q.C.,  56  Catherine  St. 
Bell,  R.  A.,  Q.C.,  46  Elgin  St. 
Berger,  Snipper  &  Cohen,  227 
Laurier  w.  S.  Berger,  Q.C.,  D.  R. 
Snipper,  E.  M.  Cohen 
Bleakney,  G.  M.,  149  Hawthorne 
Ave. 

Boucher  &  Heron,  63  Sparks  St. 
G.  R.  Boucher,  Q.C.,  H.  G. 
Heron,  A.  K.  Boucher 
Burritt  &  Barber,  48  Sparks  St.  A. 

F.  Burritt,  Q.C.,  R.  C.  Barber 
Carreau,  Louis  H.,  Q.C.,  56 
Sparks  St.  (See  card,  p.  240) 
Casgrain,  T.  C.,  289  Stewart  St. 
Charleson,  E.  H.,  53  Queen  St. 
Choquette,  L.,  Q.C.,  45  Rideau  St. 
Clark,  Macdonald,  Connolly,  Affleck 
&  Brockelsby,  56  Sparks  St. 

5.  M.  Clark,  Q.C.,  Alastair 
Macdonald,  Q.C.,  Hon.  J.  J. 
Connolly,  Q.C.,  R.  W.  D.  Affleck, 

R.  E.  B.  Brockelsby,  G.  J. 
Gorman,  R.  C.  McLaughlin 

Coleman  &  Doyle,  E.  H.  Coleman, 
Q.C.,  C.  F.  Doyle 
Cot6  &.  Hardy,  140  Wellington  St. 

A.  S.  Hardy  (See  card  p.  492) 
Craig,  A.  C.,  641  MacLaren  St. 
Cwinn,  S.  V.,  165  Sparks  St. 

"Daly,  Harold  M.,  Q.C.,  281  Gil- 
mour  St. 

Dent,  G.  M.,  53  Queen  St. 

Dick,  R.  M.,  Q.C.,  48  Sparks  St. 
Diplock,  D.  D.  (Ass’t  City  Solicitor) 
Dunlevie,  F.  S.,  Q.C.,  48  Sparks  St. 
Ebbs  &  Ebbs,  56  Sparks  St.  J.  P. 

Ebbs,  Q.C.,  J.  B.  Ebbs 
Elliott,  D.  T.,  56  Sparks  St. 
Enstone,  J.  A.,  56  Sparks  St. 
Ewart,  Kelley,  Burke-Robertson, 
Urie  &  Butler,  85  Sparks  St. 
L.  A.  Kelley,  Q.C.,  A.  C.  Butler, 
W.  G.  Burke-Robertson,  Q.C., 
j.  J.  Urie 

Fleming,  Beahen,  Hall  &  Cooligan, 
Trusts  Bldg.,  H.  P.  Beahen, 
J.  H.  Hall,  E.  I.  Hall,  G.  J. 
Cooligan 

Gauvreau,  Burrows,  Devine  & 
McGovern,  45  Rideau  St.  G. 
Brown,  M.  J.  Devine,  H.  P. 
McGovern 

Gillies,  S.  A.,  46  Elgin  St. 
Gowling,  MacTavish,  Osborne 

6.  Henderson,  88  Metcalfe 
E.  Gordon  Gowling,  Q.C.,  D.  K. 
MacTavish,  Q.C.,  R.  M.  Fowler, 
J.  C.  Osborne,  Gordon  F.  Hender¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  R.  C.  Merriam,  C.  F. 
Scott,  A.  T.  Hewitt,  G.  Perley- 
Robertson,  D.  Watson,  E.  P. 
Newcombe,  R.  G.  McClenahan, 
P.  P.  Hewitt,  J.  L.  Nesbitt,  D.  C. 
Rim,  Counsel:  L.  W.  Brocking- 
ton,  Q.C.,  LL.D.  (see  card,  p. 
242) 

Grace  &  Dunlap,  111  Sparks  St. 
J.  A.  Grace,  F.  Dunlap,  J.  G. 
Dunlap 

Green,  William  J.,  Q.C.,  56  Sparks 
St. 

Greenberg  &  Wright,  270  Laurier 
Ave.  w.  M.  Greenberg,  M.  W. 
Wright,  I  Greenberg,  A.  G. 
Campbell 


Guertin  &  Guertin,  18  Rideau  St. 

W.  Guertin,  Q.C.,  J.  P.  Guertin 
Guillet,  L.  J.,  45  Rideau  St. 

Hanna,  F.  J.  E.,  Q.C.,  63  Sparks  St. 
Haughton  &  Carter,  1245  Welling¬ 
ton  St.  W.  E.  Haughton,  Q.C., 

C.  E.  Carter,  R.  B.  Dixson 
Herridge,  Tolmie,  Gray,  Coyne  & 

Blair  140  Wellington  St.  Hon.  W. 

D.  Herridge,  Q.C.,  J.  Ross  Tol¬ 
mie,  Q.C.,  R.  G.  Gray,  J.  M. 
Coyne,  D.  G.  Blair,  J.  G.  Fogo 
(Nova  Scotia  Bar) 

Hill,  Hill  &  Hall,  14  Metcalfe  St. 
A.  C.  Hill,  Q.C.,  H.  P.  Hill,  Q.C., 
J.  S.  Hall 

Honeywell,  Baker,  Gibson,  Wother- 
spoon,  Matheson  &  Lawrence, 
224  Laurier  w.  C.  Baker,  Q.C., 

C.  C.  Gibson,  Q.C.,  S.  F.  M. 
Wotherspoon,  Q.C.,  K.  J.  Mathe¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  A.  B.  R.  Lawrence, 

L.  F.  Gorman,  R.  D.  Viets 
Horwitz,  Kertzer  &  Salhany,  85 

Sparks  St.,  J.  C.  Horwitz,  Q.C., 

M.  M.  Kertzer,  M.  Salhany 
Howe,  Howe  &  Rowe,  56  Sparks 

St.  O.  F.  Howe,  Q.G.,  Haldane 
Howe,  C.  A.  Rowe 
Hughes  &  Laishley,  46  Elgin  St. 

R.  A.  Hughes,  Q.C.,  R.  K. 
Laishley,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Mullen, 
J.  M.  Kelly 

Hutchon,  R.  A.,  490  Sussex  St. 
Jennison,  J.  D.,  46  Elgin  St. 
Jordan,  F.  J.,  63  Sparks  St. 
Kennedy  &  Sweet,  111  Sparks  St. 

D.  Roy  Kennedy,  Q.C.,  Ralph 

D.  Sweet 

Labelle,  J.  P.,  Q.C.,  18  Rideau  St. 
Lafleur,  Aubin  &  Beaulne,  45 
Rideau  St.  L.  Lafleur,  Q.C.,  J.  C. 
Aubin,  J.  P.  Beaulne 
Lemieux,  A.,  Q.C.,  18  Rideau  St. 
Lepofsky  &  O’Neill,  63  Sparks  St. 

S.  Lepofsky,  Q.C.,  G.  J.  O'Neill 
Lewis,  Allan  T.,  Q.C.,  48  Sparks  St. 
Lieff  &  Lieff,  18  Rideau  St.  A. Lieff, 

Q.C.,  J.  Lieff 

Low  &  Honeywell,  88  Metcalfe  St. 
A.  E.  Honeywell,  Q.C.,  Orian 

E.  B.  Low,  Q.C.,  K.  A.  Murchison 
McCulloch,  W.  F.,  378  Richmond 

Rd. 

McDonald,  Joyal,  Fogarty  &  Mills, 
53  Queen  St.  J.  H.  McDonald, 
M.  .Joyal,  K.  H.  Fogarty,  J.  T.  M. 
Mills,  E.  L.  Weldon,  K.C. 
Binks,  P.  Genest,  E.  Oakes 
McHugh  &  Peters,  14  Metcalfe  St. 
A.  G.  McHugh,  Q.C.,  N.  M. 
Peters 

Mcllraith  &  Mcllraith,  56  Sparks 
St.  D.  A.  Mcllraith,  Q.C.,  G.  J. 
Mcllraith,  Q.C.,  A.  N.  McGregor, 
J.  R.  Johnson 

McKenna,  J.  J.,  56  Sparks  St. 
McNulty  &  McClenaghan,  88  Met¬ 
calfe  St.  H.  J.  McNulty,  Q.C., 
V.  S.  McClenaghan,  Q.C.,  B.  B. 
Jordan 

Maclaren,  C.  H.,  14  Metcalfe  St. 
Maclaren,  Laidlaw,  Corlett  & 
Sherwood,  48  Sparks  St.  G.  F. 
Maclaren,  Q.C.,  A.  M.  Laidlaw, 
M.  E.  Corlett,  L.  A.  Sherwood 
MacRae,  W.  A.,  56  Sparks  St 
May,  McMichael,  Vincent  & 
Younger,  56  Sparks  St.  A.  F. 
Mav,  Q.C.,  G.  T.  McMichael, 
A.  Vincent,  J.  W.  Younger 
Medcalf,  G.  C.,  Q.C.,  City  Solicitor, 
Mereier,  R.,  Q.C.  (County  Cr. 

Atty.),  Court  House 
Meredith,  W.  R„  56  Sparks  St. 
Metcalfe,  S.  G.,  Q.C.,  55  Metcalfe 
St. 


Metrick,  T.  P.,  74  Sparks  St. 

Miller,  H.  320)4  Richmond  Rd. 
Mirsky,  Soloway,  Assaly  &  Hous¬ 
ton,  46  Elgin  St.  J.  Mirsky,  M. 
Mirsky,  11.  Soloway,  Q.C.,  L.  C. 
Assaly,  E.  J.  Houston 
Moore,  A.  F.,  Q.C.,  193  Sparks  St. 
Morgan,  A.  D.  (Ass’t  City  Solicitor) 
Murray,  H.  C.,  539  Roosevelt  Ave. 
Parisien,  Chartrand  &  Bonneau, 
45  Rideau  St.  A.  Parisien,  A. 
Chartrand,  Q.C.,  J.  Bonneau, 
R.  Paris,  C.  H.  Goulet 
Pettapiece,  A.  S.,  65  Frank  St. 
Plant,  F.  O.,  140  Wellington  St. 
Quain,  Redmond,  Q.C.,  56  Sparks; 
St. 

Richard,  J.  T.,  48  Sparks  St. 

Ryan,  L.  J.,  56  Sparks  St. 

Saint  Jacques,  H.,  Q.C.,  18  Rideau 
St. 

Salhany,  F.  B.,  56  Sparks  St. 
Sauve,  J.,  Q.C.,  L.Ph.,  18  Rideau 
St. 

Seguin,  Seguin  &  Mereier  18  Rideau 
St.  C.  A.  Seguin,  Q.C.,  R.  N. 
Seguin,  Q.C.,  P.  Mereier 
Sherwood,  L.  P.,  193  Sparks  St. 
Sigler,  H.,  74  Sparks  St. 

Smart  &  Biggar,  140  Wellington 
Christopher  Robinson,  Q.C.,  E. 

L.  Metcalf,  Q.C.,  Melville  B. 
Gordon,  Q.C.,  Russell  S.  Smart 

Stitt,  J.  H.,  363  Waverley  St. 
Thomas,  L.  C.,  273  Bank  St. 

(J.  K.  Kerr,  R.  C.  Thomas) 
Thorne,  E.  S.,  490  Sussex  St. 
Vincent,  A.,  56  Sparks  St. 

Vincent  &  Addy,  110  York  St. 
G.  Vincent,  Q.C.,  G.  A.  Addy, 
G.  Carbonneau,  R.  Colonnier 
Whyte,  J.  M.,  55  Metcalfe  St. 
Williams,  H.  G-,  46  Elgin  St. 

Wolff,  C.  E.,  115  Russell  Rd. 

York  &  Bourassa,  56  Sparks  St. 
J.  W.  York,  Jr.,  A.  J.  Bourassa, 
J.  L.  Kemp. 

OWEN  SOUND,  Co.  Grey 
Abrams,  M.  A. 

Gardner,  G.  F. 

Gilchrist,  H.  H.,  Q.C. 

Horton,  R.  P. 

Keon,  M.  C. 

McAvoy,  Craig  &  McKerroll.  R.  K. 
McAvoy,  Q.C.,  M.  A.  Craig,  D. 

M.  McKerroll 

Middlebro  &  Van  Wyck.  C.  C. 

Middlebro,  Q.C.,  H.  L.  Van  Wyck 
Telford,  J.  M.,  Q.C. 

Telford  &  Marron,  W.  P.  Telford, 
G.  A.  Marron 
PAISLEY,  Co.  Bruce 
Forester,  D.,  Q.C. 

Forrester,  W.  S. 

PALMERSTON,  Co.  Wellington 
Pratt,  W.  M.  (Br.  Office) 

PARIS,  Co.  Brant 
Barron,  G.  R. 

Littlejohn,  W.  H. 

PARKHILL,  Co.  Middlesex 
McCallum  &  Lamon  (Br.  Office) 

PARRY  SOUND,  Dist.  Parry  S’d. 
Burbidge,  A.  G.  * 

Green  &  Limbert.  W.  H.  Green, 
M.  M.  Limbert 

Powell  &  Kirkland,  F.  D.  Powell, 
Q.C.,  J.  T.  Kirkland 
Powell,  F.  C. 

Stone,  G.  D. 

PEMBROKE,  Co.  Renfrew 
Craig,  J.  S. 

Forgie,  J.  M. 

Johnson,  Horace  B.,  Q.C. 

Lafrance  &  Hollinger.  L.  P .  La- 
france,  W.  T.  Hollinger 
I  Mulcahy,  J.  N. 


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494 


[1956 


Walsh,  H.  G. 

Williams  &  Bradley,  M.  D. 
Williams,  Q.C.,  H.  J.  Bradley 

PEN  ETANGU ISH  EN  E,  Co.  Sim- 
coe 

Hewson,  W.  H. 

Thompson,  A.  B. 

PERTH,  Co.  Lanark 
O’Donnell  &  Dulmage.  H.  A. 
O’Donnell,  Q.C.,  G.  R.  Dulmage, 
H.  J.  O’Donnell 
Rogers,  T.  A.,  Q.C. 

Wilson,  H.  C. 

PETERBOROUGH,  Co.  Peter¬ 
borough 

Carley,  Standish,  Clarke  &  Carley. 
T.  J.  Carley,  Q.C.,  R.  O.  Standish, 
T.  E.  Clarke,  R.  H.  Carley 
Corkery,  R.  J. 

Currelly  &  Foster.  J.  C.  N.  Cur- 
relly ,  F.  G.  Foster,  Q.C.,  R.  H. 
Batten 

Davidson,  W.  A. 

Dunn,  Corkery  &  Crook.  J.  F. 
Dunn,  J.  W.  Corkery,  N.  J. 
Crook 

Elliott  &  Chandler.  A.  L.  Elliott, 
Q.C.,  R.  J.  Chandler 
Fair,  W.  J.  A.,  Q.C.,  (M.  J.  Ville- 
maire) 

Farquharson  &  Daly,  G.  H.  T. 

Farquharson,  J.  J.  Daly 
Gordon  &  Lillico.  W.  B.  Gordon, 
J.  B.  Lillico 
Graham,  L.  R. 

Grant,  W.  C. 

Hall  &  Gillespie,  B.  D.  Hall,  J.  A. 
Gillespie 

Huycke,  W.  F.,  Q.C. 

Kerr,  McElderry,  Howell,  Fleming 
&  Bark.  F.  D.  Kerr,  Q.C.,  V  J 
McElderry,  Q.C.,  W.  H.  Howell, 
A.  Fleming,  W.  D.  Bark 
Lech,  W.  C. 

Low,  J. 

Scollard,  P.  D. 

PETROLSA,  Co.  Lambton 
Atkey,  O.  L.  G.,  Q.C. 

Fletcher,  H.  R. 

Hogg,  F.  L.  (Br.  Office) 

PICTON,  Co.  Prince  Edward 
Geddes,  R.  C. 

Nethery,  L.,  Q.C. 

Nourse,  R.  E. 

Walmsley,  G.  T.,  Q.C. 

Walmsley,  R.  J.  K. 

Ward  &  McLoughlin,  F.  L.  Ward 
Q.C.,  H.  McLoughlin 
Widdifield,  C.  R.,  Q.C. 

PORT  ARTHUR,  Dist.  Thunder 
Bay 

Blanchard,  H.  G. 

Callon,  T.  P. 

Cunningham,  H.  T. 


Davis,  S.  H.,  Q.C. 

Desimone,  Win. 

Hermanson,  V.  Walter 
Ibbetson,  P.  V.,  Q.C. 

Kajandcr,  A.  A. 

McComber  &  MeComber.  J.  L 
McComber,  Q.C.,  A.  J.  Me 
Comber 

McCuaig,  J.  A.  R. 

McKay  &  McKay.  M.  A.  McKay 
Petrone,  A. 

Ross,  J.  F.  W.,  Q.C. 

Seaman,  R.  L.,  Q.C. 

Trembley,  B.  B. 

Young,  F.  H. 

Young,  G.H. 

PORT  COLBORNE,  Co.  Wellanc 
Davies  &  Cash,  B.  P.  Davies,  F.  W 
Cash 

Macdonald,  G.  S. 

Ruggiero,  G. 

Woodhouse  &  Feagan.  J.  H.  Wood 
house,  B.  D.  Feagan,  Q.C. 

PORT  CREDIT,  Co.  Peel 

Gillespie,  R.  M. 

Gogek,  Metcalf,  Smith  &  McBrids 
(Br.  Office) 

{  Jackson,  Partridge,  Van  Every  & 
Watson.  G.  B.  Jackson,  Q.C. 
K.  G.  Partridge,  A.  Van  Every 
Q.C.,  R.  H.  Watson 
O’Marra  &  O’Marra,  181  Lakeshon 
Rd.  e.  A.  J.  O’Marra,  T.  E 
O’Marra 
Outhet,  R.  A. 

Pallett  &  Pallett.  G.  L.  Pallett 
John  C.  Pallett,  S.  G.  J.  Lane 
K.  D.  Robb 

Reid,  Robinson,  McPhedran  & 
Blenkarn  (Br.  Office) 

White,  F.  D.,  285  Lakeshore  Rd.  e. 

PORT  DOVER,  Co.  Norfolk 
Macdonald,  W.  M.,  Q.C. 

PORT  ELGIN,  Co.  Bruce 
Eaton,  A.  F. 

Tomlinson,  W.  R.,  Q.C. 

PORT  HOPE,  Co.  Durham 
Bonneville,  W.  E.,  Q.C. 

Friesen,  E. 

Honey,  Russell  C. 

Ryan,  Stuart,  Q.C. 

PORT  PERRY,  Co.  Ontario 
Greer,  A.  W.  S.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
Harris,  W.  T. 

Humphreys,  R.  D.,  Q.C. 

PORT  ROWAN,  Co.  Norfolk 
(see  Simcoe) 

PRESCOTT,  Co.  Grenville 
Casselman  &  Beaumont..  A.  C. 

Casselman,  Q.C.,  H.  Beaumont 
Dubrule,  W.  M.  (R.  W.  Calverley) 


ST.  CATHARINES 


PRESTON,  Co.  Waterloo 
Pearson,  Flynn  &  Sturdy,  L.  B. 
Pearson,  P.  J.  Flynn,  Q.C.,  P. 
Sturdy 
Reid,  R.  J. 

.  Robertson,  C.  G.,  Q.C. 

RED  LAKE,  Dist.  Kenora 
(see  Kenora) 

RENFREW,  Co.  Renfrew 
Chown  &  Cooke.  S.  M.  Chown, 
Q.C.,  G.  B.  Cooke 
Maloney,  J.  A.,  Q.C. 

McNab,  A.  A.,  Q.C. 

Stewart  &  Stewart,  H.  P.  Stewart, 
Q.C. 

RICHMOND  HILL,  Co.  York 
Parker,  S.  P.  (Br.  Office) 

Plaxton  &  Deane,  D.  G.  Plaxton, 
J.  .E.  Deane 
Rabinowitch,  J. 

Todd,  N. 

Walsh  &  Walsh  (Br.  Office) 

RIDGETOWN,  Co.  Kent 
Shaw,  D.  M„  Q.C.  (G.  H.  Shaw) 
Stirling,  E.  B. 

Watson  &  Watson.  C.  R.  Watson 
RIDGEWAY,  Co.  Welland 
Brooks,  Cromarty  &  Baker  (Br. 
Office) 

Brown  &  Jones.  W.  K.  Brown, 
Q.C.  ,  T.  O.  Jones 
RODNEY,  Co.  Elgin 
Stirling,  E.  B. 

ST.  CATHARINES,  Co.  Lincoln 
BeGora  &  Tisdall,  T.  R.  BeGora, 
H.  M.  Tisdall 

Bench,  Keogh,  Rogers  &  Grass. 
J.  L.  G.  Keogh,  Q.C.,  A.  O. 
Grass,  Q.C.,  H.  M.  Rogers,  Q.C., 
D.  M.  Rogers,  H.  W.  Edmon- 
stone,  T.  G.  Edmonstone 
Burson,  Johnston  &  Wilson.  R.  B. 
Johnston,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  Wilson, 
B.  E.  Secord 
Calder,  R.  C. 

Coy,  E.  P„  Q.C.  (H.  J.  Pothier) 
Dore,  F.  R. 

Fleming,  Harris,  Kerwin  &.  Barr. 

S.  H.  Fleming,  Q.C.,H.  E.  Harris, 

Q. C.,  P.  K.  Kerwin,  J.  R.  Barr 
J.  Hildebrand 

(See  card,  below) 

Flynn,  Franklin  &  Sullh  ran,  F.  J. 
Flynn,  A.  C.  J.  Franklin,  J.  T. 
Sullivan 

Forster,  Morrow  &  Morgan.  L.  C. 
Forster,  Q.C.,  M.  R.  Morrow, 

J.  T.  Morgan 

Freeman  &  Frayne.  I.  Freeman, 

R.  H.  Frayne 

Hetherington,  Cavers  &  Chown. 

F.  E.  Hetherington,  Q.C.,  H.  P. 
Cavers,  M.  A.  Chown,  R.  Cairns 


FLEMING,  HARRIS,  KERWIN  &  BARR 

lamatera,  §>altntnrn  A-  Notaries 


Stuart  H.  Fleming,  Q.C. 
P.  K.  Kerwin, 


J.  Hildebrand 


H.  E.  Harris,  Q.C. 
J.  R.  Barr 


23  QUEEN  STREET  -  ST.  CATHARINES,  ONTARIO 
Telephone  MUtual  2-8367 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY”  ONTARIO 


495 


King  &  Monson,  John  M.  King, 
D.  J.  Monson 

Lancaster,  Mix,  Fair  &  Welch.  E. 
H.  Lancaster,  Q.C.,  A.  E.  Mix, 
Q.C.,  R.  H.  Fair,  R.  S.  K.  Welch 
McBride,  W.  C. 

McCarron,  T.  M. 

Pepler,  Miller,  Fullerton  &  Walsh, 
442  James  St.  F.  L.  Miller,  C.  W. 
Fullerton 

Reid,  McNaughton  &  Martin.  J. 

L.  Reid,  J.  G.  McNaughton,  W. 
A.  Martin 

Ross,  Keenan  &  Allen,  R.  K.  Ross, 
Q.C.,  F.  J.  Keenan,  L.  R.  Allen 
Sarich,  C.  J. 

Seymour,  Lampard,  Goldring  & 
Young.  M.  A.  Seymour,  Q.C. 
(City  Solicitor),  G.  M.  Lampard, 

Q. C.,  G.  F.  Goldring,  H.  R. 
Young 

Sullivan,  Mahoney  &  Gordon,  P. 
H.  Sullivan,  Q.C.,  C.  H.  Mahoney, 

R.  A.  Gordon,  A.  J.  Chapman 

ST.  MARYS,  Co.  Perth 
Clysdale,  K.  B. 

Parkinson  &  Harstone.  A.  Parkin¬ 
son,  R.  H.  Harstone,  Q.C. 

ST.  THOMAS,  Co.  Elgin 
Cameron,  H.  C.,  Q.C.  (H.  C. 
Cameron,  Jr.). 

Davidson  &  Davidson.  J.  B.  David¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  B.  R.  Davidson 
Graham,  E.  S.,  Q.C. 

Lindsay,  J.  N. 

McKay,  W.  S.  (J.  S.  Rankin) 
McKillop,  Duncan  C. 

McNabb,  G. 

Sanders  &  Sanders.  E.  C.  Sanders, 

Q. C.,  E.  S.  Ferguson,  R.  A. 
Sanders,  E.  F.  S.  Sanders, 

M.  E.  H.  Jones,  W.  Reid  Duncan 
Smith,  E.  D. 

Stafford,  H.  E.  (E.  O.  Fan  joy) 
Tisdall,  A.  P.,  Q.C. 

SARNIA,  Co.  Lamb  ton 
Cowan,  Millman  &  Hamblmg.  J 
Cowan,  Q.C.,  W.  L.  Millman 
D.  V.  Hambling,  W.  F.  Higgins 
Dawson,  Dawson  &  Taylor,  F.  P. 
Dawson,  Q.C.,  W.  M.  Dawson, 
W.  E.  Taylor 

Donohue,  Maher  &  Garrett.  W.  A 
Donohue,  F.  J.  Maher,  H.  D. 
Garrett 

Gray,  R.  W.,  Q.C. 

Hogg,  F.  L. 

Knox,  W.  J.  S. 

Lockhart  &Trusler,  1663^  Christina 
St.  n.  O.  M.  Lockhart,  J.  E. 
Trusler 

Logan  &  Logan.  J.  G.  Logan,  Q.C. 

R.  H.  Logan,  E.  J.  MacEwen 
McCart,  McEachern  &  George, 

J.  F.  McCart,  J.  S.  McEachern, 
J.  D.  George 

Nethery,  H.,  Q.C.  (J.  L.  Lunney) 
Pearson,  W.  S.  ,  T  ,r 

Stark  &  Stewart,  F.  M.  Stark,  J.  M. 
Stewart 

Taglietti,  R.  N. 

Taylor,  Jamieson,  Mallon,  Fowler 
&  Oliver.  H.  M.  Taylor,  Q.C.,  D. 
Park  Jamieson,  Q.C..  A.  Fowler, 
J.  S.  Mallon,  W.  R.  Oliver,  E.  S. 
Colbert 

Van  Horne,  H.  D. 

SAULT  STE.  MARIE,  Dist. 
Algoma 

Becking,  J.  D.,  Q.C. 

Brien,  W.  H.  C.,  Q.C. 

Cohen,  J.  L. 

Hamilton,  Carmichael  &  Bennett. 
H.  S.  Hamilton,  Q.C.,  T.  E. 
Carmichael,  Q.C.,  W.  G.  H. 
Bennett,  R.  I.  Hamilton,  J.  D. 
NLxon 


Hugill,  A.  R.,  Q.C. 

Lang,  H.  M.  (A.  C.  Llarry) 

Langdon,  W.  O.,  Q.C. 

Lawson,  D.  M. 

Majic,  Murphy  &  Pilo,  G.  J.  Majic, 
C.  T.  Murphy,  J.  G.  Pilo 
McEwan,  J.,  Q.C. 

McLeod,  N.  J. 

Munro,  I. 

Vannini,  I.  A.,  Q.C. 

Wishart,  FitzGerald  &  Holder.  A. 
A.  Wishart,  Q.C.,  P.  S.  Fitz¬ 
Gerald,  D.  Holder,  S.  R.  Kurisko 
SCHOMBERG,  Co.  York 
Wilson,  R.  C.  G.  (Br.  Office) 
SEAFORTH,  Co.  Huron 
McConnell  &  Hays.  P.  D.  Mc¬ 
Connell,  H.  G.  Hays,  Q.C. 
Sillery,  A.  W. 

SHELBURNE,  Co.  Dufferin 
Evans,  R.  D.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
(See  Orangeville) 

Page,  H.  W. 

SIMCOE,  Co.  Norfolk 
Brimage,  John  (J.  R.  Tyrrell) 
MacKay  &  Innes.  W.  P.  MacKay, 

Q. C.,  H.  P.  Innes,  Q.C. 

Osborne  &  Hamilton.  H.  L.  Osborne, 

R.  J.  Hamilton 
Reid,  F.  M. 

Sheppard,  J.  W. 

Tisdale,  Fort  &  Ross.  D.  E.  W. 
Tisdale,  Q.C.,  G.  H.  Fort,  W.  E. 
Ross 

Winter,  A.  W. 

SIOUX  LOOKOUT,  Kenora  Dist. 
Bell,  C.  D. 

SMITHS  FALLS,  Co.  Lanark 
Dulmage  &  Boyd.  J.  A.  B.  Dul- 
mage,  Q.C.  D.  W.  Boyd 
Forde,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

Gilroy,  G.  S. 

SMITHVI LLE,  Co.  Lincoln 
Davis,  John  N. 

SOUTH  PORCUPINE,  Dist. 
Cochrane 

Langdon  &  Langdon  (Br.  Office) 

SPRINGFIELD,  Co.  Elgin 
Gent,  L.  J.  (Br.  Office) 

STAYNER,  Co.  Simcoe 
Anjo,  J.  W.  P. 

STIRLING,  Co.  Hastings 
Cameron  &  Sprague  (Br.  Office) 

STOUFFVI  LLE,  Co.  York 
Button,  F.  L.,  Q.C. 

Button,  H.  R. 

STRATFORD,  Co.  Perth 
Andrew,  M.  W.,  Q.C. 

Edwards,  H.  B. 

Goodwin,  W.  E.,  Q.C. 

Gregory,  Anderson,  Ehgoetz  & 
Bell,  W.  P.  Gregory,  Q.C.,  W.  A. 
Ehgoetz,  .1.  R.  Anderson,  Q.C., 
D.  A.  Bell 
McFarlane,  N. 

Neilson,  J.  C. 

Riddell  &  Mountain.  J.  M.  Riddell, 
Q.C.,  R.  E.  Mountain 
Stratton  &  Stratton.  K.  V.  Strat¬ 
ton,  Q.C.,  J.  H.  Stratton 

STRATH  ROY,  Co.  Middlesex 
Quinlan,  A.  B.,  Q.C.  (E.  C.  Som- 

merville) 

STREETSVILLE,  Co.  Peel 
Cook,  H.  E. 

STURGEON  FALLS,  Dist.  Nipis- 
sing 

Aubin,  A.  Z.,  Q.C. 

Serre,  A. 

Waisberg,  C.  (Br.  Office) 


SUDBURY,  Dist.  Sudbury 
Chapman  &  Collins,  J.  Chapman, 
G.  E.  Collins 

De  Diana  &  Yankovich.  A.  J. 

De  Diana,  M.  A.  Yankovitch 
Desmarais  &  Kinsman.  _J.  N. 
Desmarais,  Q.C.,  G.  F.  Kinsman, 
R.  B.  Warren 
Doig,  II.  A. 

Facer,  Shea  &  Mossop.  E.  C.  Facer, 
Q.C.,  W.  J.  Shea,  D.  F.  Mossop, 
W.  A.  Stevens 
Fourrier,  H.  J. 

Godin,  0.  J. 

Lacourciere  &  Lacourciere,  10  Elm 
St.  e.  J.  E.  Lacourciere,  M.  N. 
Lacourciere 

Landreville,  Hawkins  &  Gratton 
L.  A.  Landreville,  John  E.  Haw¬ 
kins,  F.  L.  Gratton,  H.  Soubliere 
Little,  V.  H. 

Mailloux  &  Sopha,  A.  R.  Mailloux, 
E.  W.  Sopha 
McAndrew,  P.  J.,  Q.C. 

McMahon,  J.  L. 

Miller,  Maki  &  Inch,  G.  M.  Miller, 
Q.C.,  K.  E.  Maki,  W.  A.  Inch, 
D.  H.  Mulligan,  J.  O.  Hinds 
Reid,  J.  R. 

Simms,  R.  E. 

Valin  &  Valin.  G.  J.  Valin,  Q.C., 
L.  J.  Valin 

Waisberg  &  Waisberg.  H.  Waisberg, 
Q.C.,  C.  Waisberg,  Q.C. 

SUTTON  WEST,  Co.  York 
Crozier,  J.  L. 

Morrison,  C.  W. 

TARA,  Co.  Bruce 
Start,  C.  E.,  Q.C. 

TEESWATER,  Co.  Bruce 
McTavish,  A.  H. 

THAMESV1LLE,  Co.  Kent 
Coutts,  J.  McD. 

THESSALON,  Dist.  Algoma 
(see  Blind  River) 
THORNBURY,  Co.  Grey 
Carr,  E.  C.,  Q.C. 

THORNHILL,  Co.  York 
Martin  &  Ralph 
Parker,  Stuart  P. 

THOROLD,  Co.  Welland 
Butler,  J.  G.  F. 

McManamy,  J.  W.,  Q.C.,  (N.R.H. 
Young) 

McNamara,  J.  D. 


TILBURY,  Co.  Kent 
King,  Harold  J. 

Odette,  T.  C.,  Jr. 

TILLSONBURG,  Co.  Oxford 
Brown,  G.  C. 

Gibson  &  Gibson.  D.  F.  Gibson, 
Q.C.,  D.  M.  Gibson 
Groom  &  Weir.  R.  G.  Groom, 
Q.C.,  W.  J.  Weir 
Tillson,  V.  H.,  Q.C. 

TIMMINS,  Dist.  Cochrane 
Caldbick  &  Yates.  S.  A.  Caldbiek, 
Q.C. 

Cousineau,  J.  A. 

Evans  &  Evans.  G.  T.  Evans, 
Q.C.,  G.  C.  Evans 
Forbes,  J.  M.  — , 

Gauthier  &  Gauthier.  H.  W.  Gau¬ 
thier,  Mary  II.  Gauthier 
Lamminen,  J. 

Moscoe,  H. 

Platus,  S.  C.,  Q.C. 

Shub,  W. 

Wetmore,  A. 

TORONTO,  Co.  York 
Aaron,  Irving,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Adams,  J.  C.,  Q.C.,  2  Toronto  St. 
(J.  W.  Healy,  J.  O.  Donovan) 


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[1956 


Adams,  Fraser,  Smith  &.  Shaver, 

320  Bay  St.  G.  W.  Adams,  Q.C., 
M.  A.  M.  Fraser,  Q.C.,  M.  R. 
Smith,  G.  R.  H.  Shaver,  A.  K. 
McLeod  (see  card,  p.  503) 
Addison,  J.  L.,  21  Dundas  Sq.  (L. 

W.  Spencer,  N.  D.  Scott) 

Addy,  J.  J.,  Q.C.,  85  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Adelman,  Miss  B.,  1713  Dufferin 
St. 

Aiken,  I.  J.,  26  Queen  St.  e.  (A.  B. 
Zender) 

Aikens,  W.  J.,  Q.C.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Alexander,  Hughes  &  Archer,  372 
Bay  St  ,  R.  G.  H.  Alexander,  R. 
A.  Hughes,  W.  L.  Archer 
Allen,  Hunter,  Campbell  &  Regan, 
38  King  St.  w.  J.  B.  Allen,  Q.C., 
J.  W.  Hunter,  Q.C.,  A.  R.  Camp¬ 
bell,  F.  V.  Regan,  J.  B.  Allen,  Jr., 

R.  S.  Tower,  W.  P.  G.  Allen 
Allen  &  Meyrick,  62  Richmond  St. 

w.  W.  R.  Allen,  D.  F.  Meyrick 
Allen,  Weekes  &  Lawson,  133 
Richmond  St.  w.  H.  W.  Allen, 
J.  M.  Weekes,  James  B.  Lawson 
Alles,  H.  W.,  Q.C.,  302  Bay  St. 

S.  H.  Irvine 

Anderson,  D.  B.,  620  Bay  view  Ave. 
Altman,  B.  414  Bay  St. 

Anderson,  Bourdon,  Sinclair  & 
Walters,  2881  Dundas  St.  w. 
C.  M.  Sinclair,  Q.C.,  E.  J. 
Walters,  D.  T.  Bourdon,  W.  R. 
Burgess 

Archibald,  G.  A.,  9  Richmond  St.  e. 
Armour  &  Burson,  19  Richmond  St. 

w.,  S.  Armour,  G.  E.  Burson,  Q.C. 
Armstrong,  C.  H.  A.,  Q.C.,  24 
King  St.  w. 

Armstrong  &  Charon,  25  Melinda 
St.,  G.  W.  Armstrong,  C.  G. 
Charon 


Armstrong,  J.  M„  National  Trust 
Co.  Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 
Armstrong,  Kemp,  Young  &  Bur¬ 
rows,  372  Bay  St.  B.  W.  Arm¬ 
strong,  Q.C.,  F.  W.  Kemp,  Q.C., 
R.  L.  Young,  Q.C.,  R.  G.  Bur¬ 
rows,  G.  V.  Armstrong,  Miss  B. 
J.  Duncan,  D.  R.  Grant,  H.  K. 
Boylan,  G.  L.  Racicot 
Arnoldi,  Parry  &  Campbell,  80 
King  St.  w.  Hon.  G.  P.  Campbell, 
Q.C.,  W.  W.  Parry,  Q.C.,  C  M 
Pyle,  Q.C.,  J.  M.  Godfrey,  Q.C.,’ 
J.  L.  Lewtas,  C.  J.  Cannon,  E.  J. 
Cosford,  Jr.,  D.  J.  Wright,  J.  A. 
Geller  Counsel-  J.  P.  Pratt,  Q.C. 
(See  card,  p.  503) 

Arnott,  J.  P„  Q.C.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w.  (J.  J.  McDonald) 

Ashall  &  Major,  12  Richmond  St.  e. 
W.  J.  Major 

Ashbourne,  E.  L.,  Q.C.,  62  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w. 

Attorney  General's  Department 
Parliament  Buildings,  Hon.  A. 
Kelso  Roberts,  Q.C.,  Att’y  Gen'l; 
W.  B.  Common,  Q.C.,  C.  R. 
Magone,  Q.C.,  E.  Silk,  Q.C.,  C. 

P.  Hope,  Q.C.,  W.  C.  Bowman, 

Q. C.,  M.  A.  R.  Laird,  A.  R.  Dick, 

R.  P.  Leitch,  E.  R.  Pepper,  D. 
V.  Gaebel 

Ault  &  Ault,  19  Melinda  St.  P.  E 
Ault,  Q.C.,  W.  A.  Ault 
Aylesworth,  Garden,  Thompson 
&  Stanbury,  67  Yonge  Street. 
A.  M.  Garden,  Q.C.,  C.  A. 
Thompson,  Q.C.,  K.  C.  Stanbury 
J.  C.  Denison  (See  card  p.  504) 
Aylesworth,  R.  M.,  880  Bay  St. 
Bagwell,  Stevens  &  Staniszewski, 
372  Bay  St.  G.  B.  Bagwell,  Q.C., 


H.  B.  Stevens,  P.  I.  B.  Stanis¬ 
zewski 

Baird,  M.  F.,  657  Yonge  St. 

Baker,  Mrs.  A.  E.,  749  Bathurst  St. 
Baker  &  Cutler,  572  Bloor  St.  w. 

M.  A.  Baker.  H.  K.  Cutler 
Baker,  G.  R.  G.,  119  Hillsdale  Ave. 
w. 

Baker,  W.  G.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Band,  P.  E„  360  Bay  St. 

Barkin  &  Epstein,  374  Bloor  St.  w. 

Kiva  Barkin,  A.  Epstein 
Barry,  H.  N„  322  St.  Clair  Ave.  e. 
Beaton,  Bell  &  Leake,  372  Bay  St. 
W.  J.  Beaton,  Q.C.,  H.  Brooke 
Bell,  Q.C.,  G.  A.  R.  Leake 
Beatty,  E.  S.,  Ill  Richmond  St.  w. 
Beaudoin,  Gerard,  Q.C.,  62  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  (Mabel  M.  Van 
Camp 

Beaumont  &  Barker,  122  Chudleigh 
Ave.  C.  Barker 
Beck,  H.  J.,  171  Yonge  St. 

Beckett,  H.  E.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St 
(J.  Wallace) 

Bell,  G.  E.,  80  Richmond  St.  w. 
Bell,  Keith,  Ganong  &.  Griffiths, 

25  Adelaide  St.  w.  D.  A.  Keith, 
Q.C.,  J.  Donald  Bell,  Q.C.,  J.  E. 
Ganong,  Q.C.,  D.  W.  Griffiths, 
Kathleen  M.  Killoran,  J.  H. 
Potts,  J.  W.  Temple,  G.  C.  Price, 
D.  H.  Carruthers.  Associate 
Counsel,  R.  Roy  McMurtry  Q.C. 
(See  card,  p.  504) 

Ben  &  McCulla,  1147  Dundas  w. 

G.  Ben,  W.  McCulla 
Benedetto,  S.  M.,  371  Bay  St. 
Bennett,  J.  M.,  Q.C.,  67  Richmond 
w. 

Benson,  Max,  414  Bay  St. 

Benson,  W.,  National  Trust  Co. 

Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 

Bernhard  &  Scott,  73  Adelaide  w. 

J.  T.  Bernhard,  Miss  J.  V.  Scott 
Bernstein  &  Fine,  88-90  Richmond 
St.  w.  B.  Bernstein,  L.  Fine 
Best  &  Hornell,  15  Toronto.  R.  A. 
Best,  W.  B.  Hornell,  D.  Y.  Lewis, 

J.  W.  McCullough,  Q.C. 

Biggs  &  Biggs,  12  Richmond  St.  e. 

S.  C.  Biggs,  F.  R.  Bowman 
Biles  &  Wrattan,  171  Yonge  St. 

J.  F.  Biles,  L.  E.  Wratten 
Birnbaum,  S.  J.,  Q.C.,  394  Bay  St. 
(M.  Kelner) 

Birnie,  P.  C.,  80  King  w. 

Bisset  &  Shaver,  17  Queen  St.  e. 

J.  D.  Bisset,  Q.C.,  G.  Shaver 
B  ack,  E.  G„  Q.C.,  69  Yonge  St. 

Black  &  Black,  67  Yonge  St.  J.  J. 
Black 

Blackwell,  Hilton,  Treadgold  & 
Spratt,  372  Bay  St.  L.  E.  Black- 
well,  Q.C.,  J.  D.  Hilton,  D.  M. 
Treadgold,  Q.C.,  R.  W.  Spratt 
Blake,  Cassels  &.  Graydon,  Bk. 
of  Comm'ce  Bldg.  R.  C.  H 
Cassels,  Q.C.,  H.  C.  Walker, 
Q.C.,  A.  Graydon,  Q.C.,  J.  T. 
Gow,  Q.C.,  R.  B.  F.  Barr,  Q.C. 

B.  B.  Osier,  Q.C.,  W.  E  P 
DeRoche  Q.C.,  A.  S.  PattiHo^ 
Q.C.,  D.  G.  Guest,  Q.C.,  R.  A. 
^“gston,  Q.C.,  W.  H.  C.  Boyd, 

D.  W.  Blackburn,  P.  S.  Osier,  T. 
Maclae,  B.  G.  Gibson,  A.  R. 
Paterson,  A.  J.  Macintoch,  T.  A. 
iVn44  Dorothy  M.  Grimshaw, 

N  M.  Simpson,  J.  M.  Hodgson, 
W.  O.  C.  Miller,  P.  N.  Thor- 
steinsson,  B.  B.  Lockwood,  J.  F 
Howard,  R.  W.  Stevens,  A.  l' 
Davies,  P.  M.  Harvie,  W.  E. 
Brown  (see  card,  p.  504) 

Blaney  &  Pasternak,  57  Bloor  St.  w. 

J.  W.  Blaney,  I.  W.  Pasternak 
Bocknek,  H„  429  College  St. 


Bogart,  MacMaster  &  Fram,  371 
Bay  St.  H.  M.  MacMaster, 
M.  E.  Fram,  J.  A.  G.  MacDonald 
Boland,  J.  H.,  69  Eglinton  Ave.  e. 
Bolsby,  P.  J.,  Q.C.,  320  Bay  St. 
Bone,  J.  H.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  Street 
Borden,  Elliot,  Kelley,  Palmer 
&.  San  key,  25  King  St.  w. 
B.  V.  Elliot,  Q.C.,  W.  A.  G. 
Kelley,  Q.C.,  R.  H.  Sankey, 
Q.C.,  K.  B.  Palmer,  Q.C.,  J.  T. 
Johnson,  Q.C.,  I.  G.  Wahn,  A.  D. 
McAlpine,  H.  R.  MacEwen,  J.  A. 
Renwick,  W.  G.  Gray,  W.  L.  N. 
Somerville,  R.  C.  Meech,  H.  B. 
Mayer,  R.  A.  Smith,  J.  C. 
Lyons,  J.  G.  Torrance,  G.  E. 
Creber,  J.  D.  Stevenson  (see  card, 
p.  504) 

Borins,  S.  D.,  103  Richmond  w. 
Botnick,  H.  P.,  366  Bay  St. 

Bouck,  Hetherington  &  Fallis,  10 
Adelaide  St.  e.  W.  H.  Bouck, 
Q.C.,  J.  R.  Hetherington,  G.  A. 
Fallis,  D.  H.  Mills 
Bowlby  &  Bowlby,  330  Bay  St. 
A.  T.  Bowlby,  Q.C.,  B.  H.  B. 
Bowlby,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  Bowlby 
Boyd,  A.  M.,  159  Bay  St. 

Boyes,  N.  W.  R.,  85  Richmond  w. 
Brandon,  W.  E.,  Q.C.,  414  Bay  St. 
Branscombe,  H.  B.,  Q.C.,  1653 
Dufferin  St.  (L.  A.  Haun,  Q.C.) 
Brawley,  R.  L.,  2  Coxwell  Ave. 
Briggs,  Frost,  Birks,  Langdon  & 
McComiskey,  85  Richmond  St. 
w.  Harold  R.  Frost,  Q.C.,  R.  T. 
Birks,  Q.C.,  H.  D.  Langdon,  Q.C., 

A.  J.  McComiskey,  W.  E.  Mac- 
La  tchy 

Broughall,  WT.  H.,  National  Trust 
Co.  Ltd.,  20  King  e. 

Brower,  John  K.,  33  Melinda 
Brown,  E.  A.,  Q.C.,  145  Yonge  St. 
(J.  S.  Bell) 

Brown  &  Smith,  221  Victoria  St. 

E.  Brown,  I.  H.  Smith 
Brown,  E.  P.,  Q.C.,  5  Ongiara  Ave. 
Brown  &  Atkinson,  19  Melinda 

St.  S.  H.  Brown,  Q.C.,  D.  R. 
Atkinson,  W.  A.  Attwells 
Brown  &  Beck,  44  King  St.  w. 

J.  S.  H.  Beck 

Bruce,  A.  H.  C.,  Q.C.,  34  King  e. 
Bruce,  H.,  1174  St.  Clair  Ave.  w. 
Bulger,  W.  B.,  17  Queen  St.  e. 
Bulloch,  Miss  M.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Burden  &  Burden,  12  Richmond  e. 

B.  C.  Burden,  John  M.  Burden, 
Q.C. 

Burke,  J.  J.,  371  Bay  St. 

Burnese,  A.  O.  L.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay 
St. 

Burrows,  F.  X.,  73  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Burt  &  Burt,  4  Richmond  St.  e.  A. 
W.  Burt,  Q.C.,  D.  F.  Burt,  R. 
G.  Burt 

Busby,  W.  C.,  1884  Eglinton  Ave.  e. 
Bushell,  June  M.,  302  Bay  St. 

Byrne,  T.  F.,  12  Jane  St. 

Caldwell,  J.  R.,  639  Carlaw  Ave. 
Callahan,  John,  Q.C.,  12  Richmond 
e. 

Camblin,  Stewart  &  Tinker,  980 
O’Connor  Dr.,  L.  W.  Camblin, 
D.  T.  Stewart,  S.  G.  Tinker 
Cameron,  Weldon,  Brewin  &  Mc- 
Callum,  372  Bay  St.  A.  J.  P. 
Cameron,  Q.C.,  R.  Weldon, 

F.  A.  Brewin.  Q.C.,  James  F. 
McCallum,  J.  T.  Skells,  B.  Grose 

Campbell,  J.  R.,  372  Bay  St.  (G.  I. 
Lyons) 

Campbell,  H.  King,  3  Macdonell 
Ave. 

Campbell,  R,  S.  W.,.15  Toronto  St. 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


497 


Campbell,  Jarvis  &  McKenzie, 
372  Bay  St.  A.  D.  McKenzie, 
Q.C. 

Canadian  National  Railways,  1 
Simcoe  St.  A.  D.  McDonald, 
Q.C.  (Regional  Counsel)  Solici¬ 
tors,  W.  R.  Burnett,  Q.C.,  J.  M. 
Duncan,  W.  P.  Winslow 
Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  Union 
Station.  F.  E.  Dent,  G.  C. 
Butterill,  J.  A.  Wright,  G.  H. 
Forsyth 

Caplan,  S.,  2576  Yonge  St. 

Cappe,  N.  R.,  414  Bay  St. 

Carrick  &  Coutts,  80  King  St.  w. 

D.  D.  Carrick,  E.  E.  Coutts 
Carriere,  S.  W.,  330  Bay  St. 
Carroll,  William  T.,  Q.C.,  17 

Queen  St.  e. 

Carscallen,  H.  M.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay 
St. 

Carter,  G.  E.,  73  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Carton  &  Richardson,  1045  Avenue 
Rd.  G.  R.  Carton,  D.  L.  Richard¬ 
son 

Cassels,  Brock  &  Kelley,  255  Bay  St. 
Geo.  M.  Kelley,  Q.C.,  H.  Cassels, 
Q.C.,  Donald  Guthrie,  Q.C.,  H. 
Cassels,  Jr.,  R.  W.  McVey,  H. 

D.  Guthrie 

Cassels,  Defries  &  des  Brisay, 
15  Toronto  St.,  R.  L.  Defries, 

M.  des  Brisay,  Q.C.,  J.  T.  des 
Brisay 

Cattanach,  J.  A.,  Q.C.,  299  Queen 
w. 

Catzman,  Wahl  &  Arnold,  133 
Richmond  St.  w.  F.  M.  Catzman, 
Q.C.,  J.  K.  Wahl,  Q.C.,  M.  S. 
Arnold 

Caudwell,  Symmes  &  Smith,  80 
Richmond  St.  w.  N.  S.  Caudwell, 

Q. C.,  B.  H.  L.  Symmes,  Q.C., 
W.  J.  Smith,  Q.C.,  J.  M.  Ferron 

Cavell,  H.  W„  140  St.  Clements 
Ave. 

Chadwick,  J.,  2576  Yonge  St. 
Chambers,  E.  J.,  2922  Dundas 
St.  w. 

Chambers  &  Chambers,  6  Adelaide 
St.  e.  F.  H.  Chambers,  Q.C.,  M. 
Chambers,  A.  G.  Ferguson 
Chaplin,  Hermant  &  Onizuka,  229 
Yonge  St.,  H.  S.  Chaplin,  A.  A. 
Hermant,  T.  T.  Onizuka 
Chappell,  Walsh  &  Davidson,  350 
Bay  St.,  H.  G.  Chappell,  F.  L. 
Walsh,  A.  J.  Davidson 
Chernin,  R.,  2336A  Bloor  St.  w. 
Chisholm.  N.  S.,  2936  Dundas  St.  w 
Chitty  &  Shibley.,  2081  Yonge  St. 

R.  M.  W.  Chitty,  Q.C.,  R.  E. 
Shibley 

Christie,  K.  A.,  Q.C.,  357  Bay  St. 
Chumak,  Olga,  92  Roncesvalles 
Ave. 

Cimetta  &  DeMonte,  57  Bloor  St. 

w.  A.  Cimetta,  D.  DeMonte 
City  Solicitor’s  Department,  City 
Hall.  W.  G.  Angus,  Q.C.,  City 
Solicitor;  Deputy,  J.  P.  Kent, 

Q. C.;  Corporation  Counsel,  F. 
A.  A.  Campbell,  Q.C.;  Solicitors, 

R.  C.  Baird,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Deacon, 

N.  V.  Sawyer,  W.  R.  Callow,  W. 

E.  Ward,  P.  M.  Brooks,  Miss  E. 
J.  Kennedy,  W.  A.  D.  Rutherford 

Clark  (Mortimer),  Gray,  Baird  & 
Cawthorne  12  Richmond  St.  e. 

F.  Cawthorne,  Q.C.  R.  H.  R. 
Gray 

Clark,  Miss  H.  A.  L.,  68  Yonge  St. 
Clark,  W.  E.,  96  King  St.  w. 
Clarke,  J.  H.,  44  King  St.  w. 
Clarke,  Swabey,  McLean  &  Ross, 
66  King  St.  w.  M.  C.  McLean, 
Q.C.,  J.  D.  F.  Ross,  Q.C., 
Clement,  Edgar,  205  Yonge  St. 


Coatsworth  &  Richardson,  371  Bay 
St.  J.  T.  Richardson,  Q.C.,  E.  T. 
Coatsworth,  Q.C.,  Ian  C.  Hart 
Cobban,  W.  A.,  372  Bay  St.  (D.  C. 
Woolley) 

Cochrane,  A.  R.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St. 
Cohen,  Carr  &  Casse,  6  Adelaide  St. 

e.  D.  Carr,  J.  Casse 
Cohn  &  Dicker,  334  Adelaide  St.  w. 

M.  Cohen,  E.  Dicker 
Constable,  D.  L.,  30  Bloor  w. 
Cook.  W.  T.,  6  Adelaide  e. 

Coon,  H.  A.,  Q.C.,  371  Bay  St. 
Cooper,  A.  M.,  Ill  Richmond  St.  w. 
Corner,  Floyd  E.,  Q.C.,  95  King  e. 
Cornish  &  Murphy,  372  Bay  St. 

F.  J.  Cornish,  Q.C.,  A.  J.  Murphy 
Consentino,  J.  A.,  414  Bay  St. 
Coughlin,  J.  F.,  Q.C.,  85  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Courtice,  A.  R.,  253  Bay  St. 

Cowan,  A.  C.,  67  Richmond  w. 
Cox,  W.  D.,  44  Victoria  St. 

Crabtree  &  Crabtree,  302  Bay  St. 
M.  Crabtree,  Q.C.,  A.  H.  Crab¬ 
tree 

Crawford  &  Bussin,  62  Richmond 
St.  w.  C.  R.  Crawford,  J.  J. 
Bussin 

Creighton,  T.  M.,  Q.C.,  85  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  (H.  A.  Black) 

Croll,  Borins  &  Shiff  44  King  St.  w. 
Hon.  D.  A.  Croll,  Q.C.,  N.  A. 
Borins,  Q.C.,  J.  Richard  Shiff 
Crozier,  J.  E.  V.,  1176  St.  Clair 
Ave.  w. 

Culham,  J.,  2881  Dundas  St.  w. 
Currie,  P.  N.  W.,  38  King  St.  w. 

(G.  F.  Montgomery) 

Daiter  &  Cass,  11  King  St.  w.  H.  I. 
Daiter,  I.  Cass 

Dales,  J.  F.,  557  Danforth  Ave. 
Daley,  G.  K.,  43  King  St.  w. 

Daly,  Thistle,  Judson  &  Harvey, 

25  King  St.  w.  R.  O.  Daly,  Q.C., 

E.  E.  Thistle,  Q.C.,  G.  Morrow, 

D.  R.  C.  Harvey,  Q.  C.  R.  T. 
Payton,  Q.  C. ,  D.  W.  M.  Cooper , 
Q.C.,  Louis  Guolla,  T.  P.  O'Gor¬ 
man,  V.  R.  E.  Perry,  K.  A.  Lund 
(see  card,  p.  505) 

Dashwood,  F.  A.,  930  Kingston  Rd. 
Davidson,  L.,  21  Dundas  Sq.  (I. 
Usprech) 

Davidson,  P.,  Ill  Richmond  St.  w. 
Davidson  &  Davidson,  Lumsden 
Bldg.  W.  C.  Davidson,  Q.C.,  R. 
W.  Davidson 

Davies,  G.  H.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Davis,  B.  P.,  Q.C.,  10  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Davis.  Oscar,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Davis  &  Grass,  19  Richmond  St. 
w.  R.  E.  Grass,  Q.C.,  W.  H. 

Day  &  Tedman,  67  Yonge  St.  H.  S. 
Day,  Miss  Helen  Tedman,  G.  A. 
Farmer 

Day,  Wilson,  Kelly,  Martin  &. 
MORDEN,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
T.  J.  Day,  Q.C.,  R.  F.  Wilson, 

Q. C.,  Arthur  Kelly,  Q.C.,  H.  E. 
Martin,  K.  G.  Morden,  Q.C., 
D.  F.  McDonald,  W.  C.  Camp¬ 
bell,  R.  C.  White,  R.  Y.  W. 
Campbell,  R.  J.  Hassard  (See 
card,  p.  505) 

Deacon  &  Benevides,  357  Bay  St.  T. 

R.  Deacon,  Q.C.,  E.  A.  Benevides 
Delany,  Thomas,  Q.C.,  85  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  (B.  J.  Jolly,  J.  E. 
Delany) 

Demaray  &  Service,  1977A  Ave. 

Rd.,  C.  R.  Demaray  J.  E.  Service 
Denberg,  D.  S.,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Denison  &  Foster,  24  King  St.  w. 
I-I.  W.  A.  Foster,  Q.C.,  H.  D. 
Foster 


Denny  &  Gardner  30  Bloor  St.  w. 

J.  R.  Denny,  J.  H.  Gardner 
Derderian,  H.  A.,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Deutch,  W.  G.,  67  Yonge  St. 
Devaney,  J.  A.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Dewan,  P.  G.  69  Yonge  St. 

Dewar,  A.  M.,  Q.C.,  63  Clifton  Rd. 
Dewar  &  Graham,  4891  Dundas 
St.  w.  J.  D.  Dewar,  J.  J.  Graham 
Dickler,  Irving  P.,  62  Richmond  St. 
w. 

Dignam,  D.  S.,  9  Richmond  St.  e. 
Dignan,  A.,  Q.C.,  459A  St.  Clarens 
Ave. 

Dillon  &  Cronin,  111  Richmond  St. 
w.  E.  Macaulay  Dillon,  Q.C., 
J.  L.  Cronin 

Donald,  H.  H.,  Q.C.,  Inspector  of 
Legal  Offices,  Pari.  Bldgs. 
Downey,  Shand  &  Robertson  2259 
Bloor  St.  w.  C.  C.  Downey,  Q.C., 
C.  E.  Shand,  D.  K.  Robertson,  H. 
Cornish 

Downey,  D.  F.,  Q.C.,  320  Bay  St. 
Doyle  &  Mclver,  44  King  St.  w. 

M.  L.  Doyle,  Q.C.,  T.  P.  Mclver 
Draper,  D.,  4  Albert  St. 

Driscoll,  J.  R.  C.,  17  Queen  St.  e. 
Driscoll,  R.,  17  Queen  St.  e. 
Drysdale,  J.  M.,  2865A  Kingston 
Rd. 

Duggan  &  Gorrie,  17  Queen  St.  e. 

E.  T.  Duggan,  Q.C.,  T.  G.  Gorrie 
Duncan,  Jos.  M.,  Q.C.,  62  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  (W.  D.  O’Malley) 

Duncan  &  Bicknell,  85  Richmond 
St.  w.  Lewis  Duncan,  Q.C.,  W.  H. 
Bicknell,  N.  J.  Lynde,  K.  A.  Rouff 
Duncan  &  Stinson,  11  King  St.  w. 

F.  R.  Duncan,  F.  C.  Stinson 
Dunn,  Miss  E.,  41  Queen  Mary’s 

Dr. 

Dunn  &  Dunn,  67  Yonge  St.  J.  N. 

Dunn,  R.  A.  Dunn 
Dunn,  N.  M.,  Q.C.,  67  Yonge  St. 
DuVernet,  E.  A.,  85  Richmond  w. 
Dyment,  A.  D.,  169  Yonge  St. 
Eagleson,  F.  B.,  Q.C.,  18  Toronto 
St. 

Easser,  P.,  26  King  St.  e.  (M.  Simon) 
Ecclestone,  G.  W.,  553  St.  Clair 
Ave.  w. 

Edge,  H.  P.,  Q.C.,  12  Richmond 
St.  e. 

Edison,  Aird  &  Berlis,  111  Rich¬ 
mond  w.  J.  G.  Edison,  Q.C.,  J.  B. 
Aird,  D.  A.  Berlis,  R.  M.  Butler, 
J.  E.  Duff 

Edmonds,  Maloney  &  Edmonds, 
Star  Bldg.  G.  E.  Edmonds,  Q.C. 
A.  E.  M.  Maloney,  Q.C.,  G.  W. 
Edmonds,  J.  G.  J.  O’Driscoll 
Elgie,  G.  C.,  Q.C.,  360  Bay  St.  (W. 

A.  Sutherland,  R.  G.  Elgie) 
Elliott,  Rodd  &  McKague,  Star 
Bldg.  E.  V.  McKague,  Q.C., 
J.  H.  Rodd 

Enfield,  Kimberley  &  Henry,  577 
Kingston  Rd.  F.  A.  Enfield,  H. 

E.  Kimberley,  J.  V.  Henry 
Erichsen-Brown  &  Leal,  10  Adelaide 

St.  e.,  F.  Erichsen-Brown,  Q.C., 

F.  G.  Greenwood,  Donna  J- 
Haley 

Evans,  L.  S.,  350  Bay  St. 

Evans  &  Noble,  44  Victoria  St. 

G.  T.  Evans,  Q.C.,  W.  H.  Noble, 
Q.C. 

Ezrin,  M.,  221  Victoria  St.  (H.  I. 

Rotenberg,  N.  Wolfson) 

Fagan,  M.,  4  Albert  St. 

Fagan,  S.  J.  1856  Keele  St. 

Fair,  W.  W..  55  York  St. 

Falconer,  J.  A.,  19  Melinda  St. 
Farrell,  Gauld  &  Hill,  320  Bay  St. 

G.  W.  G.  Gauld,  Q.C.,  R.  D.  Hill, 
,T.  C.  Phillips 


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498 


Fasken,  Robertson,  Aitchison, 
Pickup  &  Calvin,  36  Toronto 
St.  J.  Aitchison,  C.  C.  Calvin, 
Q.C.,  J.  B.  Robinson,  B.  R.  P. 
MacKenzie,  Q.O.,  J.  D.  Pickup, 
Q.C.,  W.  B.  Williston,  Q.C.,  D. 
G.  C.  Menzel,  F.  M.  Fell,  J.  W. 
Swackhamer,  J.  D.  Taylor,  R. 
M.  Sutherland  (see  card,  p.  505) 
Fassel,  C.  A.,  32  Front  St  w 
Fellowes  &  Stupp,  21  Dundas  Sq. 

T.  E.  G.  Fellowes,  S.  Stupp 
Fennell,  McLean,  Seed&  Carter, 
220  Bay  St.  W.  E.  McLean,  Q.C., 
W.  G.  Nield,  J.  A.  Seed,  Q.C., 

E.  R.  E.  Carter,  L.  A.  Fitz¬ 
patrick,  S.  W.  Long,  H.  C.  Kerr, 

•  J.  M.  Bolton  (see  card,  p.  505) 
Fenston,  J.,  320  Bay  St. 

Ferguson,  Montgomery,  Cassels  & 
Mitchell,  25  Adelaide  St.  w. 
G.  S.  P.  Ferguson,  R.  S.  Mont¬ 
gomery,  W.  G.  Cassels,  J.  F. 
Mitchell 

Ferguson  &  Martin,  2  Willingdon 
Blvd.  G.  M.  Ferguson 
Fetzer,  E.  C.,  23  Lawrence  Ave.  w. 
Fienberg,  W.,  23  Lawrence  Ave.  w. 
Findlay,  D.  M.,  Q.C.,  137  Welling¬ 
ton  w. 

Finkle,  H.  M.,  81  Queen  St.  w. 

.(A.  A.  Kamins,  T.  S.  Ram) 
Finlayson  &  Smith,  12  Richmond 
St.  e.  C.  Finlayson,  Q.C.,  D.  A. 
Smith 

FitzGerald,  F.  G.,  112  Yonge  St. 
Fitzpatrick,  J.  J.,  44  King  St.  w. 
Fleming,  Smoke  &  Burgess,  330 
Bay  St.  A.  L.  Fleming,  Q.C., 
A.  L.  Smoke,  Q.C.,  A.  L.  M. 
Fleming,  A.  C.  Burgess 
Folinsbee,  M.  J.,  19  Richmond  St. 


w. 

Ford,  G.  W.,  Q.C.,  320  Bay  St. 
Ford,  H.  M.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Ford,  Wm.  H.,  Q.C.,  1048^  Kings¬ 
ton  Rd. 

Foreht,  Cecil,  1928  Eglinton  Ave. 


Foster,  J.  Ward,  Q.C.,  86  Bloor 
St.  w. 

Foster,  R.  Leighton,  Q.C.,  302 
Bay  St.  (J.  A.  Tuck,  Q.C.) 
Fox,  H.  G.,  Q.C.,  340  Universiy 
Ave.  (See  card,  p.  242) 

Frame  &  Rodger,  2  College  St. 
G.  R.  Frame,  A.  F.  Rodger,  J. 
E.  Young 

Frankel,  M.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Fraser,  Beatty,  Tucker,  McIntosh 
&  Stewart,  320  Bay  St.  W.  G. 
Tucker,  Q.C.,  D.  A.  McIntosh, 
Q.C.,  J.  L.  Stewart,  Q.C.,  C.  F. 
Farwell,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Mullin,  Z. 
G.  C.  Lash,  C.  H.  Stabler,  A. 
Conway,  S.  E.  Edwards,  J.  W. 
de  C.  O'Grady,  R.  A.  Davies,  W. 

J.  E.  Beverley,  J.  B.  Gillespie, 
W.  A.  DeNance,  C.  H.  Hollings- 
head,  H.  Sutherland,  S.  M. 
Stevens,  Counsel;  P.  W.  Beatty, 
Q.C.,  C.  H.  Hollingshead 
Frears,  R.  I.,  242  Westmount  Ave. 
Freedman,  Cohl,  Murray  &  Osak, 
524  Lawrence  Ave.  w.  S.  Freed¬ 
man,  M.  Cohl,  E.  R.  Murray, 
S.  Osak 


Freeman  &  Miller,  44  Victoria 
L.  M.  Freeman,  W.  E.  Miller, 
W.  R.  Draper 

French  &  French,  62  Richmond  St. 
w.  C.  G.  French,  Q.C.,  S.  C. 
French 

Friedman,  Jack,  62  Richmond  St. 

w.  (K.  P.  Tatulis) 

Friedman,  J.  M.,  133  Richmond  St. 


Frost, '"C.  S.,  Jr.,  44  King  St.  w. 
(L.  B.  Heath) 


Fruitman,  II.  L.,  342  Queen  St.  w. 
Fullerton,  J.  F.,  8  Belvale  Ave. 
Fulton,  H.  E.,  372  Bay  St. 
Gangbar,  Sydney,  169  Yonge  St. 
Ganz,  F.  PI. ,  6  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Garbutt,  W.  K.,  1  Willingdon  Blvd. 
Gardhouse,  G.  W.,  Q.C.,  145 

Yonge  St. 

Gardner,  H.  B.,  171  Yonge  St. 
Garfinkle,  J.,  88  Richmond  St.  w. 
J.  L.  Zeldon) 

Garrison,  A.  M.,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Garvey  &  Ferriss,  80  Richmond  St. 
w.  Joseph  M.  Garvey,  Q.C.,  A. 
M.  Ferriss,  Q.C.,  P.  G.  Hopper- 
ton,  H.  J.  Murphy,  M.  J.  Brown 
Garvey  &  Garvey,  67  Yonge  St. 

W.  F.  Garvey,  Q.C. 

Gebirtig,  Sol.,  Q.C.,  88  Richmond 
St.  w.  (M.  Reingold) 

Gelman  &  Hoffman,  62  Richmond 
St.  w.  L.  Gelman,  N.  Hoffman 
Gibson,  Thomson  &  Gibson,  85 
Richmond  St.  w.  T.  A.  Gibson, 
Q.C.,  Clive  A.  Thomson 
Gilbert,  John,  62  Richmond  w. 
Gilmore,  A.  P.,  371  Bay  St. 

Gilroy,  J.  Warren,  849  j/j  Bloor 
St.  w. 

Givens,  P.  G.,  229  Yonge  St. 

Glancy,  K.  A.,  57  Bloor  St.  w. 
Godfrey  &  Corcoran,  10  Adelaide 
St.  e.  J.  E.  Corcoran,  Q.C.,  Miss 
Celia  E.  Corcoran 
Goff,  S.  A.,  2279  Yonge  St. 
Goldberg,  M.  M.  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Goldenberg,  M.,  347  Bay  St. 
Goldhar,  S.  N„  Q.C.,  26'  Queen  St. 

e.  (M.  B.  Nemoy) 

Goldstein  &  Rosen,  1703  Victoria 
Park  Ave.,  A.  Goldstein,  I.  Rosen 
Goldstick  &  Endicott,  414  Bay  St. 

I.  S.  Goldstick,  N.  A.  Endicott 
Goodman  &  Goodman,  85  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  D.  B.  Goodman, 
Q.C.,  E.  A.  Goodman,  Q.C. 
Goodman,  Hartney  &  Stein,  221 
Victoria  St.  H.  G.  Goodman,  T. 

F.  Hartney,  S.  S.  Stein 
Goodman,  H.  M.  &  W.,  88  Rich¬ 
mond  w.  PI.  M.  Goodman,  Q.C. 
Gordon,  E.  C.,  38  Foxbar  Rd. 

W.  D.  Goodman,  R.  B.  Eisen 
Gordon,  M.,  Q.C.,  111  Richmond 
St.  w. 


Gordon,  W.,  Q.C.,  347  Bay  St. 
Gotfrid,  S.,  133  Richmond  St.  tv. 
Gottlieb,  S.,  394  Bay  St. 

Gould,  J.  M.,  347  Bay  St. 
Goulding,  H.  J.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Graburn,  L.  K.,  6  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Craham,  A.,  696A  Coxwell  Ave. 
(R.  H.  Greenley) 

Graham,  S.  W.,  Q'.C.,  229  YongeSt. 

(B.  D.  Palmer,  J.  J.  Hall) 
Graham,  Parsons  &  Liscombe,  372 
Bay  St.  A.  K.  Graham,  Q.C., 
Miss  V.  L.  Parsons,  Q.C.,  W.  L. 
Liscombe 

Graner,  H.,  414  Bay  St. 

Grant,  W.  G.  Fraser,  Q.C.,  320 
Bay  St. 

Grant,  Grant  &  Fraser,  12  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  e.,  T.  O.  Fraser 


Graydon  &  Cook,  330  Bay  St 
H-  Edward  Cook,  Q.C.,  Miss  G. 
Riddell 

Green  &  Dunn,  1856  Eglinton  Ave 
w.  N.  Green,  V.  P.  Dunn 
^Jrl^®th,  E.  B.,  Toronto  Harbour 
Comm. 

Grossman,  B.  B.,  467  Spadina  Ave. 
(N.  Qualer) 

Grossman,  Helen,  100  Adelaide  St. 
w. 

Gruson  &  Bernhard,  330  Bay  St. 
Murray  Gruson,  H.  Dieter  Bern- 
hard 


Gunn,  D.  D.,  Q.C.,  4681  Dundas 
St.  w. 

Gurland,  A.,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 
Haffey,  M.  J.,  357  Bay  St.  (W.  R. 
Sherwood) 

Haffey,  R.  J.,  Q.C.,  44  Brooke  Ave. 
Haines,  Thompson,  Rogers,  Benson, 
Howie  &  Freeman,  85  Richmond 
w.  D.  Haines,  Q.C.,  E.  L.  Haines, 

Q. C.,  B.  J.  Thompson,  Q.C.,  W. 

P.  Rogers,  Philip  W.  Benson, 

K.  E.  Howie,  K.  M.  Gibson,  L. 

R.  Freeman,  G.  A.  C.  Simpson, 
I.  W.  Outerbridge,  D.  W.  Goudie 

Hall,  H.  A.,  Q.C.,  2700  Eglinton 
Ave.  w. 

Hall,  R.  R.,  347  Bay  St. 

Halperin,  Miss  C.  M.,  88  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Hamer,  F.  H.r  Q.C.,  19  Brentcliffe 
Rd.  (G.  R.  Youngs) 

Hamilton,  G.,  Q.C.,  68  Yonge  St. 
Hamilton,  Torrance,  Campbell  & 
Lyon,  134  Harbour  St.  J.  B. 
Hamilton,  Q.C.,  W.  A.  Campbell, 

F.  W.  Torrance,  Q.C.,  W.  D. 
Lyon,  C.  K.  Kennedy  (N.S. 
Bar  only) 

Hardy,  D.  K.,  2657  Yonge  St. 
Hardy,  R.  F.,  22  Toronto  St. 
Hargrave  &  MacLean,  80  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.,  J.  F.  Hargrave, 

G.  W.  McLean,  G.  W.  Copeland 
Harries,  Houser  &  Jones,  80  Rich¬ 
mond  w.  I.  C.  Harries,  Q.C.,  I.  E. 
Houser,  Q.C.,  H.  B.  L.  Jones,  J.  S. 
Brown,  L.  W.  Houlden,  D.  T. 
Bennett,  D.  N.  MacKlem,  I.  R. 
Linton,  P.  B.  Picket,  J.  T.  Cle- 
ment 

Harrington,  A.  L.  B.,  12  Richmond 
St.  e. 

Harris,  Keachie,  Garrow  &  Davies, 
320  Bay  St.  E.  A.  Harris,  Q.C., 

L.  M.  Keachie,  Q.C.,  J.  B, 
Keachie,  R.  W.  Davies,  J.  T. 
Garrow,  D.  C.  Ross,  A.  P.  Dilks, 
B.  L.  McLean 

Harris  &  Rubenstein,  62  Richmond 
St.  w.,  S.  M.  Harris,  H.  J.  Ruben¬ 
stein 

Harrison,  H.  A.,  133  Richmond  St. 
w. 

Harrison,  H.  M.,  217  Bay  St.  (Miss 

H.  Burden) 

Hass,  L.  A.,  17  Queen  St.  e. 

Hearst,  H.  V.,  National  Trust  Co., 
20  King  St.  e. 

Hebert,  C.  E.,  57  Queen  w. 
Heighington,  Symons  &  Grange, 
67  Yonge  St.  Angus  C.  Heigh¬ 
ington,  Q.C.,  D.  Martin  Symons, 

Q. C.,  S.  G.  M.  Grange 
Henderson  &  Murray,  44  Victoria 

St.  R.  Henderson,  W.  A.  Murray 
Henry,  C.  J.^  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Henry,  J.  K.  &  Associates,  200 
Bloor  St.  e.  J.  K.  Henry,  R.  L. 
Algie,  E.  H.  McVitty,  J.  S. 
Hartman 

Henry,  Mrs.  M.  F.  E.,  76  Dunvegan 
Rd. 

Henry  &  Atlin,  133  Richmond  St. 

wp  P'  Henry,  G.  Atlin,  S.  Robins 
Herberman,  Harry,  648  Danforth 
Ave. 

Herlick,  C.  M.,  Q.C.,  394  Bay  St. 
Herman,  Carl  J.,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Herman  &  Herman,  26  Queen  St. 

e.  M.  M.  Herman,  W.  B.  Herman 
Herman  &  Moses,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w.  L.  Herman,  Q.C.,  A. 
Moses 

Hermant,  L.,  169  Yonge  St. 
Hermant,  S.,  394  Bay  St. 

Heyd  &  Heyd,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 

Norman  Heyd,  Q.C. 

Hill,  A.  E.,  192  Broadway  Ave. 


1955] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY — ONTARIO 


499 


Hill,  E.  H.,  National  Trust  Co., 
20  King  St.  e. 

Hilts,  L.  G.  330  Bay  St. 

Himel  &  Himel,  100  Adelaide  w.  I. 

Hirael,  Q.C.,  S.  Himel 
Hlinka,  M.,  1486  Dundas  St.  w. 
Holden,  Murdoch,  Walton,  Finlay 
&  Robinson,  44  King  St.  w. 
J.  Y.  Murdoch,  Q.C.,  W.  S. 
Walton,  Q.C.,  Percy  C.  Finlajq 

Q. C.,  S.  H.  Robinson,  Q.C., 

R.  L.  Pepall,  Q.C.,  W.  D.  Jordan, 

H.  F.  White,  Q.C.,  J.  F.  Lake, 
D.  W.  Falconer,  C.  G.  Cowan, 
J.  T.  Logan 

Hollingworth,  Stanbury,  Wilson  & 
Stanbury,  1693  Avenue  Rd.,  A. 
H.  Hollingworth,  R.  J.  H.  Stan¬ 
bury,  A.  C.  Wilson,  R.  D.  G. 
Stanbury 

Iiolliss  &  Holliss,  62  Richmond  St. 
w.  F.  D.  Holliss 

Holmes,  A.  J.,  Q.C.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Holmested,  Sutton,  Hill  &  Kemp, 
2  King  St.  e.  Leonard  V.  Sutton, 
Q.C.,  G.  E.  Hill,  Q.C.,  C.  H. 
Kemp,  Q.C.,  D.  L.  Campbell, 

A.  R.  MacDonald 
Honeyford  &  Honeyford,  12  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  e.  Richard  Honeyford, 
Richard  Hale  Honeyford 
Hooper  &  Howell,  171  Yonge  St. 
M.  C.  Hooper,  Q.C.,  G.  L. 
Howell 

Horkins,  Thos.  B.,  Q.C.,  62  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  (F.  D.  Nasso) 
Horkins  &  Cory,  62  Richmond  St. 
w.,  W.  E.  Horkins,  P.  Cory 


Horne,  R.  J.,  246  Church  St. 
Hossack,  Wilson  &  Weaver,  302 
Bay  St.  E.  L.  Weaver,  Q.C.,  I. 
T.  MacDonald 
Hotz,  J.  E.,  15}4  King  St.  e. 

How,  W.  G.,  2411  Yogge  St. 
(Montreal  bar) 

Howard,  Clifford,  H.,  Q.C.,  47 

Howard  Park  Ave.  (J.  W.  Mac- 
Mahon) 


Howard,  V.  M.,  17  Queen  St.  e. 
Huffman,  John  R.,  Q.C.,  74A 

Oriole  Rd. 

Hughes,  J.  E.,  Q.C.,  25  Adelaide  e. 
Hughes,  Agar  Amys,  Steen  &  Bassel 
357  Bay  St.,  F.  J.  Hughes,  Q.C., 
J.  H.  Amys,  Q.C.,  H.  G.  Steen, 

Q. C.,  J.  P.  Bassel,  R.  E.  Holland, 
M.  E.  Sullivan,  R.  B.  Lawson, 
D.  W.  Forrest 

Hume  &  Martin,  80  King  St.  w. 

R.  D.  Hume,  Q.C.,  F.  R.  Humes, 
Q.C.,  R.  I.  Martin 

Humeniuk.  Theo.,  Q.C.,  414  Bay 
St.  (J.  Romanko) 

Humeniuk  &  Knox,  371  Bay  St.  W. 

Humeniuk,  A.  Knox 
Humphrey  &  Locke,  330  Bay  St. 

D.  G.  Humphrey,  H.  R.  Locke 
Hunter,  H.  B.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Hyde,  E.  G.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Hungerford,  J.  G.  National  Trust 
Co.  Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 

Inglis,  M.  O.,  Q.C.,  217  Bay  St. 
Isaac,  E.  J.,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Jackson  &  Cuttell,  112  Yonge  St. 

D.  F.  Jackson,  W.  C.  Cuttell 
Jansen,  Joanna  F.,  35  Hayden  St. 
Jeffery,  Jeffery  &  Frost,  371  Bay 
St.  L.  S.  Frost,  J.  J.  McDermott 
Jenner  &  Brunt,  171  Yonge  St. 
W.  R.  Brunt,  Q.C.,  W.  B. 
Thomas,  P.  S.  Duffy 
Jennings,  Clute  &  Lovatt,  80  Rich¬ 
mond  w.,  G.  FI.  Lovatt,  Q.C.,  R. 
D.  Jennings,  Q.C. 

Johnson,  D.,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 
Johnston,  B.  K.,  9  New  St. 


Johnston,  Sheard  &  Johnston,  80 
King  St.  w.  R.  \V.  S.  Johnston, 
Q.C..  I.  S.  Johnston,  Q.C., 
Terence  Sheard,  Q.C.,  P.  II.  H. 
Ridout,  II.  Strachan  Ileighington 
Jolilfe,  Lewis  &  Osier,  11  1  Richmond 
St.  w.  E.  B.  Jolilfe,  Q.C.,  J.  II. 
Osier,  Q.C.,  D.  Lewis,  ,1.  B.  Davis 
Jones,  Jones  &  Gibbons,  36  Toronto 
St.  F.  C.  L.  Jones,  Q.C. 

Ivamins,  A.  A.,  81  Queen  St.  w. 
Kaplan,  J.,  4  Albert  St. 

Kaplan,  Murray,  347  Bay  St. 
Kaplan,  Sidney,  73  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Kappele,  C.,  60  Victoria  St. 

Karal  &  Bergart,  20  Eglinton  Ave.  e. 
N.  H.  Karal,  P.  Bergart,  J.  A. 
Fader 

Kassirer  &  Cadsby,  133  Richmond 
St.  w.  B.  M.  Kassirer,  M.  A. 
Cadsby 

Kaye,  A.  R.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Keilerman,  M.  W.,  12  Richmond 
St.  e. 

Kelly,  F.  M.,  Q.C.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Kelner,  S.  J.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Kelso,  M.  M.,  City  Hall 
Ilelz,  C.  J.,  330  Bay  St. 

Kennedy  &  Ross,  133  Richmond  St. 
w.  R.  Kennedy,  O.  J.  D.  Ross, 

L.  Velanoff,  J.  Velanoff 
Keogh,  George,  Q.C.,  330  Bay  St. 
Kerr,  John  E.,  Q.  C.,  19  Melinda  St. 
Keyes,  H.  W.,  Confed.  Life  Bldg. 
Iveyfetz,  Carl,  Q.C.,  347  Bay  St. 
Keys  &  Ruwald,  371  Bay  St. 

N.  A.  Keys,  Q.C.,  Donald  Ruwald 
Kidd,  J.  II.,  371  Bay  St.  (J.  E. 
Bullbrook) 

Kilmer,  Rumball,  Gordon  &. 
Beatty,  10  Adelaide  St.  e.  J.  R. 
Rumball,  Q.C.,  W.  M.  Gordon. 
Q.C.,  J.  S.  Beatty  Q.C.,  (See 
card  p.  506) 

Ilimber  &  Dubin,  85  Richmond  St. 
w.  J.  R.  Kimber,  C.  L.  Dubin 
Q.C.,  J.  E.  Eberle 
King  &  King,  67  Yonge  St.  Samuel 
King,  Q.C.,  Oscar  H.  King, 
Edward  O.  King 
King,  T.  A.  S.,  25  Melinda  St. 
Ilingsmill,  Mills,  Price  &  Fleming, 
1 1 1  Richmond  St.  w.  S.  S.  Mills, 
Q.C.,  V.  W.  Price,  Q.C.,  D.  M. 
Fleming,  Q.C.,  N.  Ilingsmill, 
W.  W.  Barrett,  T.  S.  Mills,  D. 
Finlayson 

Ilinnear,  A.  Roy,  69  Ilillholme  Rd. 
Kirby,  Harold  J.,  Q.C.,  2433  Yonge 
St.  (L.  B.  Bond,  Alan  Ferguson) 
Kirkpatrick,  G.  D.,  15  Toronto  St. 
Kitchen,  C.  E.,  Q.C.,  350  Bay  St. 
Klotz,  S.,  1161  Weston  Rd. 
Knowlton,  W.  L.,  Q.C.,  Can.  Per. 
Trust  Co. 

Koury,  Henry,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
Krepakevich,  S.,  179  Bathurst  St. 
Kurata,  L.  C.,  244  Bay  St. 

Kutney,  N.  L.,  371  Bay  St. 

Laker,  B.,  4  Albert  St. 

Lamey,  Miss  M.,  357  Eglinton  e. 
Lamont  &  Lamont,  62  Richmond 
St.  w.,  D.  H.  L.  Lamont,  Mrs. 

M.  Lamont 

Landriau  &  Dean,  68  Yonge  St. 
L.  A.  Landriau,  Q.C.,  E.  G.  P. 
Dean,  Q.C. 

Lang,  Michener  &,  Cranston,  50 

King  St.  w.  D.  W.  Lang,  Q.C., 
D.  R.  Michener,  Q.C..  R.  A. 
Cranston,  Q.C.,  J.  FI.  O.  Peppier, 
D.  A.  Lang,  R.  H.  Rohmer,  J.  L. 
C.  Jenner  (See  card,  p.  506) 
Langdon,  C.  V.,  73  King  St.  w. 


Lash,  Lash  &.  Prinlge,  25  King 
St.  w.  P.  J.  B.  Lash,  Q.C.,  D.  M. 
Pringle,  II.  R.  Douglas,  J.  B. 
Clements,  G.  I.  Pringle  (See 
card,  p.  506> 

Laughlin  &  Shanoff,  1180  Weston 
Rd.  S.  W.  Laughlin,  D.  Shanoff 
Lawr  &  Forster,  67  Yonge  St. 
F.C.  Forster,  Q.C.,  Waldon 
Lawr,  Q.C. 

Laxton,  E.,  88  Richmond  St.  w. 
(I.  Copeland) 

Lea,  C.,  Q.C.,  1381  Queen  St.  w. 
Lee,  Ernest  M.,  Q.C.,  12  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  e.  (See  card,  p.  506) 

Lee  &  Murphy,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 

P.  A.  Lee,  R.  J.  Murphy 
Legate,  T.  J.,  1  Ilayter  St. 

Liebel,  J.  L.,  197  Spadina  Ave. 
Lencki,  W.  A.,  100  Adelaide  St.  .w. 
Lester,  Russell  &  Fraser,  50  King 

St.  w.  A.  H.  II.  Russell,  Q.C., 

B.  C.  F.  Fraser 
Levine,  P.,  165  Spadina  Ave. 
Levinter,  Ciglen,  Grossberg  & 
Shapiro,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 

I.  Levinter,  Q.C.,  S.  Ciglen,  B. 
Grossberg,  Q.C.,  A.  Greenbaum, 

Q. C.,  B.  B.  Shapiro,  P.  Phillips, 
G.  R.  Dryden,  Harry  P.  Mayzel, 
B.  Levinter,  H.  Cravit,  G.  A. 
Gilbert 

Levy,  Maxwell,  85  Richmond  St. 


w. 

Levy,  N-,  36  Toronto  St. 

Lewis,  Marrus  &  Finkler,  221 
Victoria  St.  M.  S.  Lewis,  Q.C., 

E.  L.  Marrus,  Q.C.,  Bruce  A. 
Finkler,  I.  Wenus,  L.  Wengle 

Lieberman,  R.,  Q.C.,  394  Bay  St. 
Linden  &  Gordon,  330  Bay  St. 

H.  D.  Linden,  L.  A.  Gordon 
Livingston,  C.  W.,  Q.C.,  12  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  e. 

Lorenzetti,  Mariani  &  Wolfe,  133 
Richmond  St.  w.  N.  L.  Lorenzetti, 

F.  Mariani,  H.  Wolfe 

Lucas,  J.  D.,  Q.C.,  6  Adelaide  e. 
Ludwig,  Fisher  &  Holness,  320  Bay 
St.  F.  W.  Fisher,  Q.C.,  L.  Holness 
Lundy,  A.,  414  Bay  St. 

Lutes,  E.  L.,  557  Danforth  Ave.. 
Luxenberg,  B.,  Q.C.,  100  Adelaide 


St.  w. 

Lynch,  E.  R.,  259  Glenholme  Ave. 
McCann,  G.  E.,  159  Bay  St. 
McCarthy  &  McCarthy,  330  Uni¬ 
versity  Ave.  Hon.  S.  A.  Hayden, 
Q.C.,  W.  R.  West,  Q.C.,  W.  C. 
Terry  Q.C.,  Beverley  Matthews, 
Q.C.,  J.  W.  Walker,  Q.C.,  A. 
Bissett,  Q.C.,  J.  W.  Blain,  R. 
G.  Waldie,  P.  H.  G.  Walker,  J. 
W.  Brooke,  J.  H.  C.  Clarry,  G. 
F.  Hayden,  John  B.  Lawson,  G. 

D.  Finlayson,  D.  F.  Sim,  G.  P. 
FI.  Vernon,  F.  D.  Baker,  I.  M.  B. 
Jameson,  D.  G.  Beattie,  Mary 
A.  Ilaffa,  Counsel :  Frank  Mc¬ 
Carthy,  Q.C.,  Harold  G.  Fox, 
Q.C.,  J.  J.  Robinette,  Q.C. 

McCreath,  R.  S.,  15  King  w. 
McCutcheon,  M.  W.,  Q.C.,  15 

King  St.  w. 

McDermott,  McMahon,  Rogers, 
MacKenzie  &  Mingay,  302  Bay 
St.  F.  T.  McDermott,  Q.C.,  F.  J. 
McMahon,  Q.C.,  W.  F.  B. 
Rogers,  J.  K.  MacIIenzie,  P.  W. 

J.  Mingay  _  „ 

McDonald,  Joyal,  Fogarty  &  Mills, 
17  Queen  St.  e.  J.  T.  M.  Mills, 

E.  L.  Weldon,  II.  C.  Binks,  P. 
Genest,  E.  Oakes 

McGarry,  J.  F„  Q.C.,  44  Victoria 
St.  (C.  F.  McIIeon) 

McGivney,  J.  FI.,  980  O’Connor  Dr. 
McGrath  &  O'Shea,  2354  Yonge  St. 

C.  H.  McGrath,  J.  D.  O’Shea 


500 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


f  1956 


McGraw  &  Knight,  38  King  St.  w. 

B.  J.  MoCraw,  S.  J.  Knight 
McGuire,  Boles  &  Worrall,  67 
Yonge  St.  Hon.  W.  H.  McGuire, 
Q.C.,  J.  A.  Boles.  James  Worrall 
Mclllmoyle,  A.  B.,  371  Bay  St. 
Mcllwain,  J.  H.,  25  Melinda  St. 
McKague,  A.  E.,  330  Bay  St. 
McKeown,  Yoerger  &  Chown,  133 
Richmond  St.  w.  C.  L.  Yoerger, 
Q.C.,  W.  S.  E.  Chown 
McKitrick,  H.  E.,  Q.C.,  330  Bay  St. 
McLaren,  D.  A.,  57  Bloor  St.  w. 
McLaughlin,  H.  E.  L.,  1268  Weston 
Rd. 

McLaughlin,  Macaulay,  May  & 
Soward,  302  Bay  St.  L.  Macaulay, 
Q.C.,  H.  J.  McLaughlin,  Q.C. 
W.  W.  McLaughlin,  Q.C.,  R.  F. 
May,  Q.C.,  R.  H.  Soward,  Q.C., 
L.  A.  May,  A.  D.,  McFall,  W.  D. 
S.  Morden,  R.  W.  Macaulay, 
Q.C.,  D.  A.  Bales,  E.  A.  Jupp, 
A.  F.  Lawrence 

McLaughlin,  G.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St. 
McLaughlin,  J.  S.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay 
St. 

McMahon,  F.  E„  Q.C.,  17  Tresfflant 
Rd.  (Wilson  Hts.  P.O.) 
McMaster,  McMaster  &  McIntyre, 
2859  Dundas  St.  w.  W.  A.  Mc¬ 
Master,  Q.C.,  W.  J.  McMaster, 
A.  R.  McIntyre 

McMaster,  Steele,  Willoughby, 
McKinnon  &  Mackenzie,  133 
Richmond  w.  H.  L.  Steele,  Q.C., 
G.  M.  Willoughby,  Q.C.,  J.  W. 
McMaster.  Q.C..  J.  S.  McKinnon, 
D.  A.  MacKenzie,  G.  C.  Williams, 
D.  R.  Steel,  K.  J.  C.  Dean,  J.  S. 
Heron 

McMiehael,  R.  C.,  Q.C.,  17  Queen 
St.  e. 

McMillan,  Binch,  Stuart,  Berry, 
Dunn,  Corrigan  &.  Howland, 

50  King  St.  w.  Gordon  McMillan. 
Q.C.,  W.  R.  Binch,  Q.C.,  Hamil¬ 
ton  Stuart.  Q.C.,  N.  T.  Berry, 
Q.C.,  R.  Dunn,  J.  H.  Corrigan, 
W.  G.  C.  Howland,  Q.C.,  J.  M 
McPherson,  F.  O.  Gerity,  W.  A. 
MacDonald,  J.  S.  Farquharson, 
P.  B.  C.  Pepper,  D.  H.  Flicker, 
K.  B.  McMillan,  J.  W.  S. 
McQuat,  Counsel:  D.  L.  Mc¬ 
Carthy,  Q.C.  (See  card,  p.  507) 

McMullen,  J.  R.,  85  Richmond 
St.  w. 

McMullen,  V.  P.,  Q.C.,  44  Victoria 
St. 

McNairn,  S.  S.,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
McNish  &  McNish,  69  Eglinton 
Ave.  e.  J.  D.  McNish,  Q.C.,  N.  D. 
McNish 

McPherson,  N.  B.,  Q.C.,  67  Yonge 
St. 

Macartney,  G.  A.,  19  Melinda  St. 
MacBeth  &  Johnson,  133  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  J.  Palmer  MacBeth, 
D.  S.  Johnson 

MacBrien,  J.  R.,  29  Melinda  St. 
MacCorkindale,  John  C.,  229 

Yonge  St.  (A.  H.  Bartlett) 
Macdonald,  Bright  &  Spohn,  800 
Bay  St.  G.  W.  K.  Macdonald, 

J.  R.  A.  Bright,  M.  Spohn 

Macdonald  &  Kennedy,  330  Bay 
St.  A.  A.  Macdonald,  Q.C.,  G.  S. 
Macdonald 

MacDonald,  D.  G.  R.,  372  Bay  St. 
Macdonald  &  Macintosh,  357  Bay 
St,  J.  M.  Macintosh,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Macintosh,  Q.C.,  J.M.  Macin¬ 


tosh,  Q.C.,  C.  H.  Walker,  Q.C., 
H.  F.  Kimber,  Q.C.,  A.  B.  White- 
law,  R.  D.  Poupore,  J.  J.  Mc- 
Guigan 

Macdoneil  &  Boland,  Temple  Bldg. 

J.  F  Boland,  Q.C. 

Macdonnell,  J.  M.,  Q.C.,  M.P., 
22  Prince  Arthur  Ave. 
Macfarlane,  Thompson,  Littlejohn 
&  Martin,  212  King  St.  w.  J.  C. 
Macfa  lane.  Q.C.,  H.  K.  Thomp¬ 
son,  Q.C.,  R.  H.  Littlejohn,  C.  H. 
S.  Martin,  Miss  E.  Teasdall,  J.  B 
O’Reilly,  A.  G.  Tritef 
MacGregor  &  Wilson,  12  Richmond 
St.  e.  A.  J.  G.  Wilson,  G.  M 
Paulin 

Mackelcan,  F.  R.,  Q.C.,  Nat.  Trust 
Co.,  22  King  St.  e. 

Mackenzie,  Wood  &  Goodchild,  80 
King  St.  w.  K.  F.  Mackenzie, 

Q. C..,  J.  H.  Wood,  H.  S.  Mac¬ 
kenzie,  Q.C.,  I.  A.  B.  MacKenzie, 
J.  W.  F.  Goodchild 

Macklem,  O.  R.  &  H.  C„  15 
Toronto  Street 
Maclaren,  K.  B.,  Q.C.,  324  Spadina 
Rd. 

Maclean,  D.,  National  Trust  Co., 
Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 

MacLean  &  MacLean,  27  Bloor  St . 
e.  H.  J.  MacLean,  G.  S.  Mac- 
Lean 

MacLean,  Miss  S.  M.,  46  Avenue 
Rd. 

MacNamara,  G.,  73  Glengrove 
Ave.  w. 

Macnaughton  &  Macnaughton,  19 
Melinda  St.  A.  M.  Macnaughton 
MacRae,  D.  D.,  357  Bay  St. 

MacRobie,  Alan  C.,  Q.C.,  330  Bay 
St. 

Mac  Vicar,  J.  A.,  80  Richmond  w. 
Maddin,  W.  L..  619  Bayview  Ave. 
Mador,  H.,  229  Yonge  St. 

Magee,  D.  L.,  2577  Yonge 
Magwood,  Frith  &  Pocock,  44 
King  St.  w.  J.  M.  Magwood, 

R.  H.  Frith,  Jos.  A.  Pocock 
Mahon,  J.  A.,  392  Bay  St. 
Mahoney,  J.  R„  179 ‘Bathurst  St. 

Maldaver,  L.  A.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Male,  W.  H.,  Q.C.,  85  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Malloney,  Miss  Mary,  151  St.  Clair 
Ave.  e. 

Malone,  Malone  &  Montgomery, 

Toronto  Gen.  Trusts  Bldg.,  255 
Bay  St.  G.  M.  Malone,  Q.C., 
W.  S.  Montgomery,  Q.C.,  Bertha 
M.  Hawkins.  (See  card,  p.  507) 
Mandell,  H.  S..  175  Bloor  St.  e. 
Manley  &  Grant,  80  Richmond  St 
w.  J.  P  Manley,  Q.C.,  John  S. 
Grant,  R.  J.  Armstrong 
Manning,  Mortimer  &  Mundell 
85  Richmond  St.  w.  H.  E. 
Manning,  Q.C.,  A.  B.  Mortimer, 
Q.C.,  D.  W.  Mundell,  Q.C.,  C. 
E.  L.  Babcock,  C.  S.  M.  Mor¬ 
timer 

Markus,  J.,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 
Marrus,  E  L  Q.C.,  221  Victoria  St. 
Marsh,  John  M„  Q.C.,  14  King  St 
w. 

Marshall,  Fred  R.,  Q.C.,  26  Queen 
bt.  e. 

Martin,  G.  A.,  Q.C.,  320  Bay  St., 
(P.  Hartt) 

Martin,  W.  M.,  Q.C.,  80  King  w. 
(See  card,  p.  507) 

Martyn,  M.  L.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St. 
Mason,  J.  A.  R.,  Q.C.,  387  Bloor  e. 


Mason,  Foulds,  Arnup,  Walter 
&.  Weir,  Sterling  Tower  Bldg., 
372  Bay  St.  G.  W.  Mason,  Q.C. 

A.  Foulds,  Q.C.,  J.  D.  Arnup. 
Q.C.,  R.  D.  Walter,  K.  A 
Foulds,  J.  T.  Weir,  E.  W.  Ireland, 
Q.C.,  J.  S.  Boeckh,  H.  S.  O. 
Morris,  R.  B.  Robinson,  S.  P. 
Webb,  J.  P.  Hamilton,  A.  McN. 
Austin,  M.  S.  Archibald  (See 
card,  p.  607) 

Matheson,  A.  McL.  Q.C.,  111  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w. 

Mathews,  Dinsdale  &  Clark,  372 
Bay  St.  N.  L.  Mathews,  Q.C., 

B.  E.  Mathews,  S.  E.  Dinsdale, 
A.  J.  Clark 

Meech,  R.  G.,  Q.C.,  c/o  Loblaw 
Groceterias,  Foot  of  Bathurst  St. 
Mehr,  S.  M.,  Q.C.,  740  Eglinton 
Ave.  w. 

Meighen,  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur,  Q.C., 
P.C.,  50  King  St.  w. 

Mendelson,  H.  L.,  26  Queen  St.  e. 
Mercer  &  Bradford,  217  Bay  St. 
J.  H.  Greenberg,  Q.C.,  J.  M. 
Wainberg 

Metcalfe,  Blainey  &  Burns  347 
Bay  St.  J.  A.  Metcalfe,  Q.C., 
W.  J.  Blainey,  E.  B.  Burns 
Metropolitan  Solicitors  387  Bloor 
St.  e.  F.  C.  Moore,  Q.C.,  A.  M. 
Charlesworth,  A.  P.  G.  Joy,  J. 
McCubbin,  G.  M.  Mace 
Millar,  Hunter  &  Milne  66  King  St. 
w.  A.  W.  Hunter,  Q.C.,  D.  G. 
Milne,  B.  Lamb 

Miller,  J.  C.,  455  Spadina  Ave. 
Mills  &  Mills,  89  Kings  St.  w.,  P. 
H.  Mills,  Ralph  S.  Mills,  Q.C., 
Claude  J.  Morrison 
Millstone,  M.  S.,  47  Granby  Ave. 
Minden,  Pivnick  &  Gross,  111 
Richmond  St.  w.  A.  Minden,  E. 
J.  Pivnick,  M.  A.  Gross,  P.  W. 
Georgas 

Minsky,  J.  J.,  Q.C.,  12  Richmond 
St.  e. 

Mitchell  &  Robinson,  330  Bay  St., 
L.  W .  Mitchell,  G.  G.  Robinson 
Montgomery,  J.,  85  Richmond  St. 


Moore,  Garth  H.  F.,  36  Toronto  St. 
Morgan,  J.  H.  L.,  Q.C.,  229  Yonge 


Morris  &  Morris,  85  Richmond  St. 
w.  W.  J.  H.  Morris,  G.  Morris 

Morton,  M.  D.,  1052A  Bloor  St.  w. 

Moscoe,  H.,  394  Bay  St. 

Moses,  H.  R.,  330  Bay  St. 

Mowat,  Maclennan,  Titus  &  Hilley, 
15  King  St.  w.  E.  B.  Titus,  Q.C., 
Joseph  Hilley,  Q.C.,  Miss  Eliza¬ 
beth  Maclennan.  Q.C. 

Mulholland,  J.  N.,  Q  C  ,  62  Ric  h- 
mond  St.  w. 

Mulholland,  D.  B.,  Q.C.,  330  Bay 


lviuiocK,  ivimiKen,  Ulark  &  Redman, 
68  Yonge  St.  Frank  E.  Breen, 
J.  L.  Grogan,  Q.C.,  W.  G. 
Chapin,  J.  H.  Lowry 
Mungovan  &  Mungovan,  80  King 
St.  w.  T.  M.  Mungoban,  Q.C., 
D.  O.  Mungovan,  J.  M.  DaCosta 
Murphy,  E.  J.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St. 
(J.  E.  O’Rourke,  Q.C.,  C.  Dru- 
karsh) 

Murphy,  W.  G.  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Murton,  K.  S.,  Q.C.,  26  Queen 
St.  6. 


Muscat,  Clara,  88  Richmond  St.  w. 
Nash,  F.  L.,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Nashman,  H.  B.,  330  Bay  St. 
Nasimok  &  Kazman,  4  Albert  St. 

T.  Nasimok,  S.  Kazman 
Neiman,  Bissett  &  Sequin,  35 
Hayden  St.  C.  M.  Neiman, 
Mrs.  J.  Bissett,  J,  H.  Sequin 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


501 


Nesbitt,  R.,  Q.C.,  6  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Ness  &  Ness,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 

W.  R.  M.  Ness,  Q.C.,  R.  G.  Ness 
Newall,  W.  A.,  147  Oakwood  Ave. 
Newman,  D.  E.,  455  Spadina  Ave. 
(N.  Reiber) 

Newman,  J.,  Q.C.,  4  Albert  St. 
Newman  (Harry  A.)  &  Newman, 
36  Toronto  St.  Harry  A.  New¬ 
man,  Q.C.,  Thomas  A.  Newman 
Newman  &  Newman,  18  Toronto 
St.  T.  C.  Newman,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Fullerton 

Newson  &  Sheard,  350  Bay  St. 

A.  R.  Newson,  J.  D.  Sheard 
Newton,  Miss  E.  H.,  Q.C.,  Lib¬ 
rarian,  York  Co.  Law  Library, 
City  Hall 

Nicholas,  R.  A.  &  Co.  379A  Eglin- 
ton  Ave.  w. 

Norman,  W.  Keith,  244  Bay  St. 
Obee,  H.,  69  Yonge  St.  J.  R.  Braden 
O’Brien,  J.  Bruce,  50  King  St.  w. 
O’Brien,  J.  V.  85  Richmond  w. 
O’Brien,  R.  P.,  2589  Eglinton  St.  w. 
O’Connor  &  Rogers,  80  King  St.  w. 

T.  P.  O’Connor,  I.  M.  Rogers 
O’Donohue  &  Hague  133  Richmond 
St.  w.  D.  D.  Hague 
O'Donnell,  Cormack  &  Sheehy,  171 
Yonge  St.  F.  L.  O'Donnell,  R.  A. 
Cormack,  R.  D.  Sheehy 
Oiye,  K.  G.,  2  College  St. 

Olck,  H.  W.,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
(M.  L.  Torgov) 

O’Marra  &  O’Marra,  749  Yonge 
St.  A.  J.  O’Marra,  T.  E.  O’Marra 
O’Neill  &  Hillman,  533  St.  Clair 
Ave.  w.  T.  B.  O’Neill,  W.  A. 
Hillman 

Ongley,  D.  J.,  Q.C.,  15  King  St.  w. 
Opper,  C.  P.,  11  King  w. 

O’Reilly,  C.  I.  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
O'Reilly,  E.  L.,  19  Melinda  St. 
Orkin,  M.  M.,  4  Albert  St. 

Orliffe,  H.,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
Orysehak,  A.,  371  Bay  St. 

Osborne,  D.  H.,  Q.C.,  80  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Osborne,  Wendell  H.,  Q.C.,  357 
Bay  St. 

Osier,  Hoskin  &  Harcourt,  68 
Yonge  St.  G.  M.  Huycke,  Q.C., 
N.  E.  Strickland,  Q.C.,  H.  C.  F. 
Mockride,  Q.C.,  T.  D.  Dela- 
mere,  Q.C.,  R.  G.  Ferguson,  Q.C., 

B.  M.  Osier,  Q.C.,  H.  E.  Boston, 
G.  D.  Wotherspoon,  Q.C.,  S.  D. 
Thom,  J.  G.  Osier,  A.  W.  Lang¬ 
muir,  C.  R.  Osier,  J.  I.  Douglas, 
W.  M.  Bryden,  F.  A.  M.  Huycke, 
A.  L.  Beattie,  E.  J.  Huyke,  E. 
Saunders,  F.  R.  Mattrille,  V.  P. 
Reid,  .  D.  C.  Bradbury,  J.  D. 
Webster 

Ottewell,  R.  P.,  Q.C.,  85  Richmond 

Otto,  S.,  322  Howland  Ave.  (S.  A. 

Bjamason)  ,  „ 

Page,  C.  G.,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
Palamar,  W.,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Palmer,  B.  D.,  229  Yonge  St. 
Papernick,  H.,  Q.C.,  72  Queen  St.  w. 
Parker,  R.  G.,  887  O  Connor  Dr. 
Parker,  R.  M.,  90  Danforth  Ave. 
Parker,  Clark  &  Hart,  44  King  St. 

w.  R.  Wyllie  Hart,  Q.C. 
Parkinson,  Gardiner,  Roberts, 
Anderson  &Conlin,330BaySt.H. 
F.  Parkinson,  Q.C.,  F.  G.  Gardi¬ 
ner,  Q.C.,  H.  D.  Roberts,  W.  J 
Anderson,  John  B.  Conlin,  M.  J. 
Mowbray,  J.  G.  Parkinson 
Parkinson  &  Parkinson,  36  Toronto 
St.  H.  Parkinson,  Q.C.,  H.  B. 
Parkinson,  T.  M.  Parkinson 
Parsons  &  Lewis,  18  Toronto  St  W. 
J.  E.  Parsons,  F.  E.  Lewis 


Paskaleff  &  Grayson,  330  Bay  St. 

V.  L.  Paskaleff,  B.  M.  Grayson 
Paul,  Mrs.  Ena,  191  Parkside  Dr. 
Payne,  J.  W.,  Q.C.,  219  Ridley  Blvd. 
Peacock,  E.  R.,  33  Melinda  St. 
Pearlstone,  Alex,  59  Avenue  Rd. 
Pearson,  R.  H.,  33  Primrose  Ave. 
Perney,  Miss  M.  E.,  Q.C.,  244 
Bay  St. 

Peters,  D.,  Q.C.,  245  Coxwell  Ave. 
(G.  I.  Wetstein) 

Pezzack,  John,  Q.C.,  62  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Phelan,  O'Brien,  Phelan  &  Ruther¬ 
ford,  85  Richmond  St.  w.  T.  N. 
Phelan,  Q.C.,  B.  O'Brien,  Q.C., 

R.  G.  Phelan,  Q.C.,  R.  C.  Ruther¬ 
ford,  T.  J.  McRae,  J.  V.  Lawer 

Phillips  &  Phillips,  111  Richmond 
St.  w.  Nathan  Phillips,  Q.C., 
Howard  A.  Phillips,  Q.C. 

Pitt,  B.  J.  Spencer,  1661  Dundas 
St.  w. 

Pivnick,  A.  J.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Pivnick  &  Eckler,  133  Richmond 
St.  w.  N.  M.  Pivnick,  Q.C.,  H.  H. 
Eckler 

Plaxton  &  Co.,  320  Bay  St.  J.  O. 
Plaxton,  Q.C.,  H.  A.  W.  Plaxton, 
Hugh  Plaxton,  J.  S.  Wright,  R.  D. 
Osborne 

Pollit,  H.  M.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 

Pomer,  M.  P.,  417  Parliament  St. 
Powell,  N.  J.,  Q.C.,  371  Bay  St. 
Price,  W.  H.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St. 
Proudfoot,  Tisdall  &  Logan,  Federal 
Bldg.  W.  Proudfoot,  Q.C.,  C.  P. 
Tisdall,  R.  K.  Logan,  J.  G. 
Mallon 

Prousky,  M.,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 
Pugsley,  F.  A.,  57  Queen  St.  w. 
Pumaville,  M.  F.,  155  Balmoral 
Ave. 

Purcell,  V.  E.,  881  O’Connor  Dr. 
Pyne,  G.  M.,  3329  Bloor  St.  w. 
Quirk,  A.  R.,  1661  Dufferin  St. 
Rapoport,  M.  L.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Raxlen,  L.  S.,  1692  Jane  St. 
Raymond  &  Honsberger,  85  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.  H.  S.  Honsberger, 
Q.C.,  John  D.  Honsberger,  Hugh 

S.  Honsberger 

Raymond,  H.,  1477  Eglinton  Ave.  w 
Reid,  Robinson,  McPhedran  & 
Blenkarn,  330  Bay  St.  J.  G.  Reid, 
Q.C.,  H.  H.  Robinson,  G.  D. 
McPhedran,  D.  A.  Blenkarn 
Reid  &  Scott,  2092  Danforth  Ave. 
W.  H.  Reid,  W.  A.  W.  Scott, 
J.  P.  Filipovic 

Reilly,  F.  D.,  935  St.  Clair  Ave  w. 
Reilly  &  Hammond,  1596  Danforth 
Ave.  T.  E.  Reilly,  C.  A.  Ham¬ 
mond 

Resnick,  S.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Reycraft  &  MacDonald,  330  Bay 
St.  J.  R.  Reycraft,  Fraser  Mac¬ 
Donald 

Rich,  B.  W.,  19  Richmond  St.  w. 
Richards,  Miss  E.  G.,  National 
Trust  Co.,  Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 
Richardson  &  MacMillan,  371  Bay 
St.  E.  A.  Richardson,  Q.C.,  C.  F. 
MacMillan 

Riches,  C.  H.  &  Sons,  40  Scott  St. 
(H .  Riches) 

Riches  &  Rest,  40  Scott  St.  G.  H. 

Riches,  W.  B.  Rest 
Ricketts,  Farley  &  Lowndes,  372 
Bay  St.,  C.  M.  Ricketts,  Q.C., 

T.  S.  Farley,  J.  M.  Lowndes,  M. 
A.  Thompson 

Ridout  &.  Maybee,  111  Richmond 
St.  w.  G.  E.  Maybee,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Legris,  Jr.,  R.  V.  Jackson,  W.  L. 
Hayhurst  (See  card,  p.  244) 
Riley,  W.  Francis,  7  Gledhill  Ave, 


Risk,  Cavan  &  Murray,  38  King  St. 
w.  J.  C.  Risk,  Q.C.,  A.  J.  Cavan, 

G.  S.  Murray 

Rittersporn,  M.,  4  Albert  St. 
Roberts  &  Anderson,  2249  Yonge 
St.  R.  J.  Roberts,  D.  A.  Anderson 
Roberts,  Archibald,  Seagram  & 
Cole,  320  Bay  St.  C.  R.  Archi¬ 
bald,  Q.C.,  N.  O.  Seagram,  Q.C., 
T.  F.  C.  Cole,  R.  S.  Thompson 
Roberts,  J.  G.,  62  Richmond  w. 
Robertson,  J.  F., Q.C. ,2500  Kings¬ 
ton  Rd. 

Robertson,  Marjorie  R.,  76  Mont¬ 
gomery  Ave. 

Robertson,  W.  N.,  76  Montgomery 
Ave. 

Robertson,  Lane,  Perrett,  Frankish, 
&  Estey,  111  Richmond  St.  w.  N. 
S.  Robertson,  Q.C.,  C.  H.  Lane, 
Q.C.,  John  F.  Perrett,  Q.C.,  R.  W. 
Frankish,  W.  Z.  Estey,  E.  A. 
Christie,  J.  Irwin,  G.  M.  Farqu- 
harson,  R.  A.  Copeland 
Robinson,  Averell,  Q.C.,  44  King 
St.  w. 

Robinson  &  Haines,  372  Bay  St, 
J.  R.  Robinson,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Haines,  Q.C. 

Robinson,  W.  K.,  330  Bay  St. 
Rodness,  R.,  371  Bay  St. 

Roebuck  &  Woolfson,  793  Bathurst 
St.  S.  R.  Roebuck,  E.  S.  Woolfson 
Roebuck  &  Roebuck,  9  Richmond 
St.  e.  J.  Roebuck,  Q.C.,  M.  H. 
Roebuck,  Q.C. 

Roebuck,  Walkinshaw  &  Trotter 
372  Bay  St.  Hon.  A.  W.  Roebuck, 

Q. C.,  D.  R.  Walkinshaw,  Q.C., 
J.  B.  Trotter 

Rogers  &  Rowland,  133  Richmond 
St.  w.  Samuel  Rogers,  Q.C.,  W. 
M.  Rowland,  A.  D.  Rogers 
Romanick,  M.  B.,  62  Richmond 
St.  w.  (V.  D.  Alksnis) 

Romberg  &  Floras,  21  Dundas  Sq. 

H.  L.  Romberg,  F.  Floras 
Rose,  A.  C.,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 
Rose,  H.  R.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St. 

(Daphne  Byers) 

Rose,  W.  C.,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Rosen,  Wm.  S.,  Q.C.,  1118  Bloor 
St.  w. 

Rosenberg,  Smith  &  Walsh,  44 
King  St.  w.  H.  S.  Rosenberg,  Q.C. 
L.  C.  Smith,  Q.C.,  A.  B.  Rosen¬ 
berg,  J.  P.  Walsh,  G.  Kroll 
Rosenfeld,  Rose  R.,  85  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Rosenfeld,  Allen  &  Schwartz,  72 
Carlton  St.  J.  Rosenfeld,  A.  C. 
Schwartz 

Ross,  A.  G.,  Q.C.,  229  Yonge  St. 
Ross,  Ross  &  Field,  Star  Bldg., 
80  King  w.  J.  L.  Ross,  Wilfrid 
Field,  D.  G.  Field 
Rotenberg,  H.  D.,  110  Dundas  St.  w. 
Rotenberg,  H.  I.,  221  Victoria  St. 
Rotenberg,  M.,  320  Bay  St. 
Rotstein,  Meyer,  Q.C.,  100  Ade¬ 
laide  St.  w. 

Rowan,  D.  H.,  Q.C.,  44  King  St.  w. 
Rowland  &  Mills,  2436  Bloor  w. 

G.  A.  Rowland,  J.  V.  Mills 
Rowland,  J.  W.,  Q.C.,  330  Bay  St. 
Rowntree,  Smiley  &  Allingham,  80 
King  St.  w.  H.  L.  Rowntree, 

R.  V.  Smiley,  N.  W.  Allingham, 
J.  T.  Robson,  H.  E.  Elliott 

Roy,  G.  D.,  62  Rcihmond  St.  w. 
Rubinoff,  Sam,  487  College  St. 
Rumack,  H.  I.,  147  Spadina  Ave. 
Rundle,  J.  A.,  3467  Yonge  St. 
Rush,  Edwin  W.,  Q.C.,  62  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w. 

Russell,  G.  A.,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
Ryan,  June  H.  960  Mt.  Pleasant  Rd. 


502 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY — ONTARIO 


[1956 


Ryan,  McAlpine  &  Ryan,  1865 
Danforth  Ave.  S.  P.  Ryan,  A.  D. 
McAlpine,  J.  H.  Ryan,  (Miss)  S. 
Dymond,  A.  W.  Davidson,  J.  D. 

Saffrey,  Roy  H.,  350  Bay  St. 
Salter,  Reilly  &  Jamieson,  112 
Yonge  St.  W.  R.  Salter,  Q.C., 
J.  D.  Reilly,  W.  S.  Jamieson, 
B.  Nixon  Apple,  K.  G.  R. 
Gwynne-Tiinothy 
Samuel,  Lewis,  217  Bay  St. 
Sanagan,  Gerald  D.,  183  St.  Clair 
Ave.  w. 

Sanderson  &  Cochrane,  165  Yonge 
St.  C.  F.  Sanderson,  I.  D.  Coch- 


Singer  &  Keyfetz,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w.  A.  Singer,  Q.C.,  M.  L. 
Keyfetz,  Q.C. 

Singer,  Louis  M.  &  Son,  55  York  St. 

L.  M.  Singer,  Q.C.,  B.  M.  Singer 
Sipper,  W.  H.,  600  Bay  St. 

Sitzer  &  Kaplan,  88-90  Richmond 
St.  w.  S.  J.  Sitzer,  I.  Kaplan 
Skeans,  A.  J.,  Q.C.,  2901  Dundas 
St.  w. 


Sandler,  Lillian,  4  Carleton  St. 
Saxe,  E.  18  Durham  Ave. 
Saunderson,  G.  S.,  Q.C.,  24  King 
St.  w.  (G.  A.  Armstrong) 
Scandiffio,  Horgan  &  Cassidy,  67 
Yonge  St.  N.  F.  A.  Scandiffio, 
G.  S.  Horgan,  W.  P.  Cassidy 
Schacter,  L.  E.,  Q.C.,  145  Yonge  St. 
Schatz  &  Cunningham  9  Bloor 
St.  e.  Stanley  N.  Schatz,  Q.C., 
F.  F.  Cunningham 
Schiller,  S.  C.,  559  Bloor  St.  w. 
Scott,  E.  W.  V.,  2094  Yonge  St. 
Scott,  R.,  2336  Danforth  Ave. 
Scott,  W.  A.,  4945A  Dundas  w. 
Scroggie,  G.  T.,  Q.C.,  371  Bay  St. 
Scully,  G.  P.,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Shapiro,  J.  A.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 
Sharp.  R.  C.,  50  King  St.  w. 

Shaul  &  Ezrin,  6  Adelaide  St.  e. 

A.  J.  Shaul,  S.  Ezrin 
Shaver,  G.  N.,  Q.C.,  330  Bay  St. 
Sheard,  J.  D.,  70  Albert  St. 
Shearer,  D.  R.,  371  Bay  St.  (N.  D. 
Coo) 

Shearer,  R.  W.  R.,  72  Queen  St.  w. 
Sheppard,  R.,  Q.C.,  79  Queen  St.  e. 
Sheppard,  W.  E.  A.,  79  Queen  St.  e. 
Sher  &  Loftus,  347  Bay  St.  D. 
Sher,  Q.C.,  B.  D.  Loftus,  S. 
Goodman 

Sherizen,  Miss  L.  I.  Q.C.,  455 
Spadina  Ave. 

Sherman  &  Midanik,  21  Dundas 
Sq.  H.  M.  Sherman,  J.  S.  Midanik 
Sherman,  N.,  85  Richmond  St.  w. 
Sherwin,  N.,  Ill  Richmond  St.  w. 
(S.  Eisen) 

Shifrin,  A.,  Q.C.,  133  Richmond  St. 
w.  (M.  B.  Page) 

Shulman,  Percy,  Q.C.,  4  Albert  St. 
Shuttleworth,  H.  W.,  756  Yonge 
St. 

Shuyler  &  Ecclestone,  320  Bay  St. 
A.  A.  Shuyler,  Q.C.,  A.  M. 
Ecclestone 

Siegal,  Henry.  165  Spadina  Ave. 
Siegal,  H.  H.,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St.  (W. 
Wol  man) 

Sifton,  Clifford,  Q.C.,  320  Bay  St 
Silverman,  H.  W.,  394  Bay  St. 
Silverman  &  Fram,  73  Adelaide  St. 

_  w.  S.  Silverman,  W.  M.  Fram 
Simbrow,  L.  165  Spadina  Ave. 
Sinclair,  G.  M.,  191  Church  St. 
Sinclair,  Goodenough,  Higgin- 
bottom  &.  McDonnell,  320 
Bay  St.  A.  W.  R.  Sinclair,  Q.C., 
L.  G.  Goodenough,  Q.C.,  F.  K. 
Higginbottom,  W.  S.  McDonnell, 
L.  Hynes,  J.  R.  Colville,  M.  L. 
Magill,  P.  C.  Cooper,  A.  B. 
Patterson,  L.  G.  Robinson,  G. 
D.  Scroggie  Counsel:  R.  N.  Starr, 
Q.C.  (See  card,  p.  508) 

Singer,  Abe,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Singer  &  Kert,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 

J.  Singer,  Q.C.,  Lawrence  Kert, 
Q.C.,  V.  M.  Singer,  Sheldon  Kert, 
B.  Dales 


Slaght,  Robb  &  Hayes,  80  King  St. 
w.  A.  G.  Slaght,  Q.C.,  Peter 
Slaght,  Malcolm  Robb,  Q.C., 
F.  C.  Hayes 

Smith,  H.  M.,  80  Richmond  St.  w. 
(G.  E.  Bell) 

Smith,  J.  F.,  302  Bay  St. 

Smith,  M.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Smith,  R.  H.  414  Bay  St. 

Smith,  R.  P.,  330  Bay  St. 

Smith,  W.  Earl,  Q.C.,  Osgoode 
Hall.  (Sec.  Law  Society  of  Upper 
Canada) 

Smith,  Rae,  Greer,  50  King  St 
w..  G.  D.  Watson,  Q.C..  T.  B. 
Richardson,  Q.C.,  P.  A.  H.  Hess, 

P.  D.  Isbister,  P.  F.  Greer, 
Counsel:  Joseph  Sedgwick,  Q.cl 
(See  card,  p.  508) 

Smither  &  Rose,  1437  Yonge  St.,  S. 

Smither,  A.  A.  Rose 
Sneath  &  Rapson,  40  Scott  St.  A. 

J.  Sneath,  Q.C.,  W.  J.  Rapson 
Snyder,  F.  H.,  Q.C.,  18  Toronto  St. 
Sobel,  A.,  455  Spadina  Ave. 
Solomon.  M.  R..  6  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Sommerville,  Purvis,  Bigelow  J; 
Hendy,  590  Jarvis  St.  M.  C. 
Purvis,  Q.C.,  Robert  Bigelow, 

Q. C.,  R.  I.  Hendy,  G.  I.  Purvis 
Sommerville  &  Scace.  120  Bloor  St. 

e.  W.  E.  Sommerville,  Q.C.,  A.  L. 
Scace,  Q.C. 

Sparham,  F.  J.,  100  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Sparling,  E.  L.,  357  Bay  St. 
Sparrow,  W.  FI.,  18  Toronto  St, 
Spence,  Shoemaker  &  Spence,  302 
Bay  St.  S.  A.  Shoemaker,  Q.C. 
Spring,  M.,  394  Bay  St. 

Staples,  Sewell  &  Staples  112  Yon<m 
St.  H.  G.  Stapells,  Q.C.,  W  S 
Sewell,  Q.C.,  R.  B.  Stapells,  H. 

R.  Patterson,  L.  A.  Rogers 
Stark,  Alexander  A.,  Q.C.,  80  King 

St.  w.  (D.  P.  Warren) 

Stark,  M.  E.,  157  Oakwood  Ave. 
Stewart,  W.  J.,  2  Toronto  St. 

Stewart  &  Broley,  887  O'Connor  Dr. 

L.  W.  Stewart,  M.  W.  Brolev 
Stirrett,  J.  R.  372  Bay  St. 

Stokal,  D.  D.,  21  Dundas  Sq. 

Stone,  Carl  A.,  617  Gerrard  St.  e. 
Strathy,  Cowan  &  Setterington  15 
Toronto  St.  G.  B.  Strathy.  Q.C. 
W.  B.  Cowan,  Q.C.,  H.  B. 
Setterington,  M.  Gunn,  C.  M.  A 
Strathy,  A.  Braida 
Strauss,  N„  Q.C.,  371  Bay  St. 
Sullivan,  G.  A.,  Q.C.  12  Richmond 
bt.  e. 

Swartz,  H.  M„  Q.C.,  110  Dundas 
St.  w.  (C.  T.  Driscoll) 

Swinburne  &  Richardson,  67  Yonge 
St.  F.  W.  Richardson. 

Sylvester,  Thomas,  Q.C.,  330  Bay  St. 
Tanner,  J.  E.,  44  Victoria  St. 
laube,  L.,  793  Bathurst  St. 

Taylor  &  Meen,  321  Bloor  St.  e. 

D  W  Taylor,  A.  K.  Meen 
Taylor,  J  A.,  2001  Eglinton  Ave.  w. 
Tay  or,  R.  C.  25  Doncliffe  Dr. 
ia^lor,  Joy,  Baker  &  Lawson,  320 
Bay  St.,  H  W.  Taylor,  Q.C., 
R.  S.  Joy,  G.  G.  Baker,  W.  G 
Lawson 

Teagie,  Beulah  J.,  53  DeLisle  Ave. 

&  Co.,  6  Adelaide  St.  e. 
W.  E.  Telfer 


Temins,  Irving  D.,  62  Richmond 
St.  w. 

Tepper,  B.,  Q.C.,  429  College  St. 
Teskey,  F.  C.,  330  Bay  St. 

Teskey  &  Turner,  57  Bloor  St.  w. 

J.  W.  Teskey,  J.  R.  A.  Turner 
Thompson,  A.  S.,  National  Trust 
Co.  Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 
Thompson,  VV.  H.,  330  Bay  St. 
Thompson,  Tooze  &  Muir,  100 
Adelaide  St.  w.  J.  W.  Thompson, 
Q.C.,  C.  Tooze,  Q.C.,  R.  Muir 
Thomson,  J.  C.,  Q.C.,  330  Bay  St. 
Thomson,  W.  C.,  Q.C.,  66  King 
St.  w. 

Thornton  &  Aprile,  46  Dawes  Rd.. 

D.  H.  Thornton,  F.  A.  Aprile 
Tilley,  Carson,  McCrimmon  &. 
Wedd,  44  King  St.  w.  C.  F.  H. 
Carson,  Q.C.,  B.  V.  McCrimmon, 
Q.C.,  S.  E.  Wedd,  Q.C.,  J.  G. 
Middleton,  Q.C.,  G.  R.  Mackie, 
Allan  Findlay,  Q.C.,  N.  MacL. 
Rogers,  J.  B.  S.  Southey,  G. 
Lamprey,  J.  R.  Houston,  A.  S. 
Kingsmill  (see  card  p.  598) 
Timmins  &  MacDiarmid,  19  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  w.,  H.  W.  Timmins, 
Q.C.,  K.  H.  MacDiarmid,  J.  H. 
Timmins 

Todd,  D.  R.,  133  Richmond  St.  w. 
Tomlinson,  L.  J.,  3048A  Bloor  St.  w. 
Tory,  Miller,  Thomson,  Hicks, 
Arnold  &.  Sedgewick,  50  King 
St.  w.  J.  S.  D.  Tory,  Q.C.,  J.  H. 
Thomson,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  F.  Miller, 
Q.C.,  R.  V.  Hicks,  Q.C.,  E.  G. 
Arnold,  Q.C.,  R.  M.  Sedgewick, 
Jr.,  D.  R.  Wardlaw,  W.  J.  Whit¬ 
taker,  C.  W.  Lewis,  J.  A.  Tory, 
J.  M.  Tory,  W.  J.  DesLauriers 
Counsel:  Cecil  A.  Wright,  Q.C., 
(see  card,  p.  598) 

Treadwell,  N.  H.,  200  Bay  St. 
Tureck.  L.  A.,  455  Spadina  Ave. 
(H.  H.  Wrengle) 

Tytler  &  Sproule,  320  Bay  Street. 
A.  R.  Sproule,  Q.C.,  John  L. 
Tytler 

Urquhart  &  Urquhart,  17  Queen  St. 
e.  L.  T.  Aiken 

Urquhart,  W.  H.  E„  55  Otter  Cresc. 
van  der  Voort,  M.  C.,  170  Bay  St. 
Vano,  G.,  528  St.  Clair  Ave.  w. 
Vanston,  F.  H.,  158  Main  St. 

Vass,  Frank,  455  Spadina  Ave. 

(T.  R.  Doidge,  T.  Martin) 

Vesa,  P.  A.,  1028  Danforth  Ave. 

(W.  G.  Weston) 

Vickers,  W.  M„  350  Bay  St. 

Vipavec,  C.,  378  Bathurst  St. 
Wadsworth,  W.  R.,  Q.C.,  92  Ade¬ 
laide  St.  w. 

Waldman,  H.  J,  110  Spadina  Ave. 
Walfish,  D.,  156  Danforth  Ave. 
Walfish,  Henry,  169  Yonge  St. 
Walker,  David  J.,  Q.C.,  80  King 
St.  w.  (C.  M.  Milton,  Q.C.,  H. 
A.  Rice) 

Wallace,  J.  H.  G.,  25  Adelaide  St.  w. 
Wallace,  W.  L.,  Q.C.,  100  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

w«ftGwIih9£)  330  Bw  «• 

Walsh,  J.  W.,  2201  Kingston  Rd. 
Walsh  &  Walsh,  Federal  Bldv  J 
F.  Walsh,  F.  P.  Walsh 
Walton,  M.  R.,  990  Woodbine  Ave., 
(P.  Bozowski) 

Weatherhead  &  Weatherhead,  18 
Toronto  St.  T.  M.  Weatherhead, 
D.  B.  Weatherhead 
Webb,  G.  S„  Q.C.,  320  Bay  St. 
Webster,  R.  L.  2600  Danforth 
Ave.  (J.  H.  Webster,  R.  Dutri- 
zac) 

Wegenast  &  Hyndman,  43  King  w 
M.  P.  Hyndman,  Q.C. 


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503 


Weil,  Harold,  350  Bay  St. 

Weinberg,  Bernard,  Q.C.,  371  Bay 
St.  (Ian  R.  Robertson) 

Weinert,  I.,  600  Bay  St. 

Weir,  C.  H.,  17  Queen  St.  e. 

Weiss,  E.  J.,  147  Spadina  Ave. 
Weldon  &  Sproule,  17  Queen  St.  e. 

J.  E.  Weldon,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Sproule 
Weldon,  J.  O.,  National  Trust  Co., 
Ltd.,  20  King  St.  e. 

Whalley,  J.  F.  C.,  Q.C.,  73  Adelaide 
St.  w. 

Wherry,  R.,  Q.C.,  12  Richmond 
St.  e. 

White,  Bristol,  Beck  &.  Phipps 

(Successors  to  White,  Ruel  & 
Bristol)  220  Bay  St.  Frederick 
Allan  Beck,  Q.C.,  Norman  Ernest 
Phipps,  Q.C.,  Peter  White,  Q.C., 
J.  C.  McTague,  M.  C.  Foster, 
Counsel :  Hon.  C.  P.  McTague, 
Q.C.,  Everett  Bristol,  Q.C.,  (see 
card,  p.  509) 

White,  W.  E.,  National  Trust  Co., 
20  King  St.,  e. 

Whiteacre,  J.  A.  W.,  50  King  St.  w. 
Whitehead,  A,  T„  Q.C.,  299  Queen 
St.  w. 

Whitely,  R.  A.  Q.C.,  80  King  St.  w. 
Wickett  &  Snelgrove,  25  King  St.  w. 
T.  H.  Wickett,  Q.C.,  R.  M. 
Snelgrove 

Wiens,  J.  C.,  580 J4  College  St. 
Willard  &  Devitt,  155  Roncesvalles 
Ave.  W.  R.  Willard,  G.  C. 
Devitt. 

Williams,  J.  S.,  Q.C.,  8  King  St.  e. 
Willis,  H.  A.,  Q.C.,  600  University 
Ave.  (W.  G.  Dingwall) 

Wills,  R.  D.,  696  Yonge  St. 
Wilson,  M.  W„  Q.C.,  LL.B.,  229 
Yonge  St. 

Wilson,  R.  C.  G.,  10  St.  Clair  e. 


Wilson,  R.  J.  ,80  King  St.  w.  (D.  R. 
Inch) 

Wilton  &  Bruce,  80  Richmond  w. 
G.  M.  Wilton,  Q.C.,  H.  M.  Bruce, 
Q.C.,  T.  A.  Wardrop 
Wineberg,  Manuel,  226  Queen  St.  w. 
Winters,  D.,  Ill  Richmond  St.  w. 
Winter  &  Jackson,  12  Richmond 
St.  e.  J.  K.  Winters,  A.  L.  Jackson 
Wolfe,  H.  B.,  62  Richmond  St.  w. 
Wolfe,  M.  229  Yonge  St. 

Wolfson,  Norman,  221  Victoria  St. 
Wood,  J.  R.,  933  St.  Clair  Ave.  w. 
Woolfe,  M.,  951  Kingston  Rd.  (S. 
Schwartz) 

World,  S.,  Ill  Richmond  St.  w. 
Wray,  Russell  &  Beck,  737  Dover- 
court  Rd.  T.  R.  J.  Wray,  I.  R.  M. 
Russell,  J.  Ryan 

Wrray,  Russell,  Rogers  &  Beck,  663 
Greenwood  Ave.  R.  J.  R.  Russell, 
G.  T.  Rogers,  S.  H.  Beck 
Wright  &  McTaggart,  67  Yonge  St. 

P.  Wright,  Q.C.,  D.  McTaggart, 

Q. C.,  J.  J.  Mahoney,  J.  D.  S. 
Bohme,  R.  A.  Donovan,  J.  M. 
Seabrook  Counsel:  B.  J.  McKin¬ 
non 

Wriscinski,  E.  F.,  371  Bay  St. 
Yaremko,  J.,  Q.C.,  62  Richmond 
St.  w.  (A.  J.  Pastor) 

Yip,  K.  Dock,  117A  Elizabeth  St. 
Young,  N.  M.,  QjC.,  18  Toronto  St. 
Zahumeny,  S.,  6  Adelaide  e. 

Zaldin,  A.  H.,  4  Albert  St. 
Zimmerman,  Haywood,  &  Turville, 
111  Richmond  St.  w.  Wm.  Zim¬ 
merman,  Q.C.,  K.  D.  Haywood, 

Q. C.,  F.  D.  Turville,  Q.C.,  John 
M.  Edgar,  W.  H.  Zimmerman, 

R.  J.  Zimmerman,  G.  D.  Cham¬ 
bers,  H.  E.  Zimmerman 

Zuker,  L.  J.,  514  Dundas  St.  w, 


TOTTENHAM,  Co.  Simcoe 
Mallion,  G.  B. 

TRENTON,  Co.  Hastings 
Adamson,  A.  G. 

Alford,  Miss  G.,  Q.C. 

Butler,  G. 

Campbell,  R. 

Gazley,  R.  A. 

Park,  L.  H.  Ramsey 
Smithrim,  R.  IJ. 

TWEED,  Co.  Hastings 
Collins,  B.  R.  (Br.  Office) 
UXBRIDGE,  Co.  Ontario 
Greig,  Willard  F.,  Q.C. 

Harris,  R.  J. 

VANKLEEK  HILL,  Co.  Prescott 
Hall  &  Hall.  W.  R.  Hall,  Q.C. 
VIRGINIATOWN,  Co.  Timis- 

kaming 

( see  Kirkland  Lake) 
WALKERTON,  Co.  Bruce 
Freeborn,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

Grant,  Campbell,  Q.C. 

MacKenzie,  P.  S. 

McNab,  A.  J. 

Robertson  &  Robertson.  N.  R. 
Robertson,  Q.C. 

WALKERVILLE,  Co.  Essex 
(now  incorporated  with  Windsor) 

WALLACEBURG,  Co.  Kent 
Burgess  &  Clement.  J.  W.  Burgess, 
G.  Y.  Clement 

Carscallen  &  Carscallen.  R.  A. 

Carscallen,  Q.C. 

Hyde,  F.  A. 

WATERDOWN,  Co.  Wentworth 
Vance,  H.  M.  (Br.  Office) 

WATERFORD,  Co.  Norfolk 
Murdoch,  G.  M. 


TORONTO 


ADAMS,  FRASER,  SMITH  &  SHAVER 

Hamsters,  j^oliritars,  Etr. 

Formerly 

SHAVER,  ADAMS  &  FRASER 

G.  W.  Adams,  Q.C.  M.  A.  M.  Fraser,  Q.C. 

M.  R.  Smith  Grant  R.  H.  Shaver 

A.  K.  McLeod 

CANADA  PERMANENT  BUILDING 
320  BAY  STREET  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 

Telephone  EM  4-5277 


ARNOLDI,  PARRY  &  CAMPBELL 

Hamsters  &  Is’uliritnrs 


1600  STAR  BUILDING,  80  KING  STREET  WEST 
TORONTO  1. 


Hon.  G.  Peter  Campbell.  Q.  C. 

O.  Minto  Pyle,  Q.C. 

James  L.  Lewtas 
Donald  J.  Wright 

John  A.  Geller 


Wilfrid  W.  Parry,  Q.  O. 
John  M.  Godfrey,  Q.C. 

C.  John  Gannon 
Edwin  J.  Cosford,  Jr. 


Counsel  :  James  P.  Pratt,  Q.  O. 


CABLE  ADDRESS—"  ARNOLDI,"  TORONTO 


TELEPHONE,  EM  3-1333 


504 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY — ONTARIO 


[  1956 


AYLESWORTH,  GARDEN,  THOMPSON  &  STANBURY 

UarriHtrrB  anti  iS’oltritnrB 

67  YONGE  STREET,  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 

A.  Murray  Garden,  Q.C.  Charles  A.  Thompson,  Q.C. 

Kenneth  C.  Stanbury  John  C.  Denison 

Counsel:  Sir  Allen  Ayleswortii,  Q.C.,  1883-1952 

Cable  Address  “BAR”  Telephone,  EM-4-4264 


BELL,  KEITH,  GANONG  &  GRIFFITHS 

HarrtBtrrB  Sc  g>oltritnra 

Donald  A.  Keith,  Q.C.  J.  Donald  Bell,  Q.C. 

J.  E.  Ganong,  Q.C.  W.  David  Griffiths 

Kathleen  M.  Killoran  J.  H.  Potts 

J.  W.  Temple  G.  C.  Price 

D.  H.  Carruthers 

Associate  Counsel  -  R.  Roy  McMurtry,  Q.C. 

25  ADELAIDE  ST.  WEST,  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 
Telephone  EM  3-8273  Cables  “KEYBELL”  Toronto 


BLAKE,  CASSELS  &  GRAYDON 


UarriBlrrs,  S’uliriturB.  lEtr. 


R.  C.  H.  Cassels,  Q.C. 

J.  T.  Gow,  Q.C. 

W.  E.  P.  DeRoche,  Q.C. 
R.  A.  Kingston,  Q.C. 

P.  S.  Osier 
A.  R.  Paterson 
D.  M.  Grimshaw 
W.  O.  C.  Miller 
J.  F.  Howard 
P.  M.  Harvie 


IT.  C.  Walker,  Q.  C. 
R.  B.  F.  Barr,  Q.C. 
A.  S.  Pattillo,  Q.C. 
W.  H.  C.  Boyd 
T.  Mackie 
A.  J.  Macintosh 
N.  M.  Simpson 
P.  N.  Thorsteinsson 
R.  W.  Stevens 


Allan  Graydon,  Q.C. 
B.  B.  Osier,  Q.C. 

D.  G.  Guest,  Q.C. 

D.  W.  Blackburn 
B.  G.  Gibson 
T.  A.  King 
J.  M.  Hodgson 
B.  B.  Lockwood 
A.  L.  Davies 
W.  E.  Brown 


THE  CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE  BUILDING 
TORONTO,  1 

CABLE  ADDRESS:  “BLAKES,”  TORONTO  TELEPHONE,  EM-4-5201 


BORDEN,  ELLIOT,  KELLEY,  PALMER  &  SANKEY 
Hamsters  attii  ^nlintnrs 


THE  CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE  BUILDING 
25  KING  STREET  W.,  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 


W.  A.  G.  Kelley,  Q.C. 
R.  H.  Sankey,  Q.C. 

A.  D.  McAlptne 
W.  Gibson  Gray 
H.  B.  Mayer 
J.  C.  Lyons 


B.  V.  Elliot,  Q.C. 

.1.  T.  Johnson,  Q.C. 
H.  R.  MacEwen 
W.  L.  N.  Somerville 
R.  A.  Smith 
J.  G.  Torrance 


K.  B.  Palmer,  Q.C. 
Ian  G.  Wahn 
J.  A.  Renwick 
R.  C.  Meech 
G.  E.  Creber 
J.  D.  Stevenson 


Cable  Address  “BESK” 


Telephone  EM  6-1151 


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505 


DALY,  THISTLE,  JUDSON  &  HARVEY 


Hamsters  &  j§>nliritnrs 


Roland  O.  Daly,  Q.C. 
D.  R.  C.  Harvey,  Q.C. 
R.  T.  Payton,  Q.C. 
Louis  Guolla 
V.  R.  E.  Perry 


Earl  E.  Thistle,  Q.C. 
Graham  Morrow 
D.  W.  M.  Cooper,  Q.C. 
T.  P.  O'Gorman 
K.  A.  Lund 


25  KING  STREET,  WEST,  TORONTO,  CANADA 
Cable  Address  “LONGDAY”  Telephone  EM  4-2103 


DAY,  WILSON,  KELLY,  MARTIN  &  MORDEN 

Hamsters  anil  S’nltrtlnra 


FEDERAL  BUILDING 

Thomas  J.  Day,  Q.C. 

H.  Emerson  Martin 
W.  Clark  Campbell 

TELEPHONE,  EM  3-2345 


85  RICHMOND  ST.  WEST  -  TORONTO  1 


Roland  F.  Wilson,  Q.C.,  LL.B 
K.  G.  Morden,  Q.C. 

Robert  C.  White 
Richard  J.  Hassard 


Arthur  Kelly,  Q.C. 
Donald  F.  McDonald 
R.  Y.  W.  Campbell 


CABLE  ADDRESS  “  DAYFERG” 


FASKEN,  ROBERTSON,  AITCHISON,  PICKUP  &  CALVIN 
larriHlera,  i>oltritnra,  Notaries,  lEtr. 


EXCELSIOR  LIFE  BUILDING,  ADELAIDE  &  TORONTO  STREETS 
TORONTO  1,  CANADA 


Jambs  Aitchison 

J.  B.  Robinson 
W.  B.  Williston,  Q.C. 

F.  M.  Fell 


C.  C.  Calvin,  Q.C. 

B.  R.  Mackenzie,  Q.C.  J.  D.  Pickup,  Q.C. 

D.  G.  C.  Menzel  J-  W.  Swackhameb 

J.  D.  Tavlor  R.  M.  Sutherland 


FENNELL,  McLEAN,  SEED  &  CARTER 

Hamsters  Sc  i’nlirtlors 


220  BAY  STREET  -  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 


Robert  Fennell 
Wilson  E.  Mci.ean  Q.C. 

E.  R.  E.  Carter 
L.  A.  Fitzpatrick 
H.  C.  Kerr 


Q.C.  (1918-1955) 

Jack  A.  Seed,  Q.C. 
W.  G.  Nield 
S.  W.  Long 
J.  M.  Bolton 


TELEPHONE  EMPIRE  6-7821 


CABLE  ADDRESS  “THIMSAN” 


506 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


[  1956 


KILMER,  RUMBALL,  GORDON  &  BEATTY 

larrtatpra  Sc  ^aliriinra 

10  ADELAIDE  STREET  EAST  .  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 

J.  R.  Rumball,  Q.C.  W.  M.  Gordon,  Q.C. 

J.  S.  Beatty,  Q.C. 

CABLE  ADDRESS  “KILMACIR”  TELEPHONE,  EM  4-3347 


LANG,  MICHENER  &  CRANSTON 
Etarriatara  Sc  g’oliritora 

BANK  OF  MONTREAL  BUILDING 
50  KING  STREET  WEST  -  TORONTO  I,  ONTARIO 

D.  R.  Michener,  Q.C. 

Daniel  A.  Lang 
R.  H.  Rohmer 

J.  L.  C.  Jenner 

Telephone  EM  8-293 1  Cable  Address  “  LAMER  ” 


D.  W.  Lang,  Q.C. 

R.  A.  Cranston,  Q.C. 
J.  H.  O.  Peppier 


LASH,  LASH  &  PRINGLE 
Elarrtatara,  S>ultritora,  Etr. 

THE  CANADIAN  BANK  OF  COMMERCE  BUILDING  -  25  KING  STREET  WEST 

TORONTO,  1. 

„  _  _  ,  P-  J-  B-  Lash'  Q-C-  D.  M.  Pringle 

H.  R.  Douglas  j.  B.  Clements  G.  I.  Pringle 


Telephone,  EM  2-2311 


Cable  Address— “LASHFIRM”,  Toronto 


ERNEST  M.  LEE,  Q.C. 

12  RICHMOND  STREET  EAST 
TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 


CABLE  ADDRESS,  “  DELAG  ”,  TORONTO 


TELEPHONE,  EM.  4-5301 


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507 


MCMILLAN,  BINCH,  STUART,  BERRY,  DUNN, 
CORRIGAN  &  HOWLAND 
Harriatara  &  §>aItrUora 


50  KING  STREET  WEST 


TORONTO 


Gordon  McMillan,  Q.C. 
Nixon  T.  Berry,  Q.C. 

W.  G.  C.  Howland,  Q.C. 
P.  B.  C.  Pepper 
D.  H.  Fricker 


Hamilton  Stuart,  Q.C. 
Ross  Dunn 

J.  M.  McPherson 
W.  A.  Macdonald 

K.  B.  McMillan 
Counsel,  D.  L.  McCarthy  Q.C. 


1,  ONTARIO 

Wilfred  R.  Binch,  Q.C 
J.  H.  Corrigan 
F.  O.  Gerity 
J.  S.  Farquharson 
J.  W.  S.  McOuat 


CABLE  ADDRESS  “WARDRITE”  TELEPHONE,  EM.  4-5121 


MALONE,  MALONE  &  MONTGOMERY 

Harrxatara,  g’nlirtlnra,  Nolartaa 

G.  M.  Malone,  Q.C.  W.  S.  Montgomery,  Q.C.  Bertha  M.  Hawkins 

OFFICES— TORONTO  GENERAL  TRUSTS  BLDG.,  255  BAY  STREET 

TORONTO  1,  CANADA 

TELEPHONE  EM  4-4187 


WALTER  M.  MARTIN,  Q.C. 

SarrtBtar  &  g’olifitor 

STAR  BUILDING 

80  KING  STREET  WEST,  TORONTO 
Telephone:  EMpire  6-8782-3 


MASON,  FOULDS,  ARNUP,  WALTER  &  WEIR 

iBarriatara,  g’ultrilura.  Natartaa,  Elr. 


G.  W.  Mason,  Q.C.  LL.  U. 

R.  D.  Walter 
J.  S.  Boeckh 
R.  B.  Robinson 

A.  MeN.  Austin 


A.  Foulds,  Q.C.  J.  D.  Arnup,  Q.C. 

K.  A.  Foulds  J.  T.  Weir,  Q.C. 

E.  W.  Ireland,  Q.C.  H.  S.  0.  Morris 

S.  P.  Webb  J.  P.  Hamilton 

M  S.  Archibald 


STERLING  TOWER  BUILDING  -  372  BAY  STREET,  TORONTO  1,  CANADA 
Cable  Address, “MASEMIDON”  Telephone,  EMpire  4-2481 


508 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


[1956 


SINCLAIR,  GOODENOUGH,  HIGGINBOTTOM  &  McDONNELL 

Hamsters  Sc  ^nliritora 


A.  W.  R.  Sinclair,  Q.C. 

F.  Keith  Higginbottom 
Lawrence  Hynes 
Maxwell  L.  Magill 

L.  G.  Robinson 

G.  D.  Scrogqie 

Counsel:  R. 


L.  G.  Goodenough,  LL.B.,  Q.C. 
Wilfred  S.  McDonnell 
J.  Ror  Colville 
P.  C.  Cooper 
A.  B.  Patterson 

N.  Starr,  Q.C. 


CANADA  PERMANENT  BUILDING  -  320  BAY  STREET 

Toronto  1,  Canada 

Telephone  EM  3-8254  Cable  Address  “LEGALIS” 


SMITH,  RAE,  GREER 

Hamsters  &  ^nliritnra 

50  KING  STREET  WEST,  TORONTO  1,  CANADA 

Gordon  D.  Watson,  Q.C.  T.  B.  Richardson 

Paul  A.  H.  Hess  Philip  D.  Isbister 

Paul  F.  Greer 
Counsel 

Joseph  Sedgwick,  Q.C. 

Cable  Address— “Native,”  Toronto  Telephone—  EM  4-4203 


TILLEY,  CARSON,  McCRIMMON  &  WEDD 

Hamsters  anfi  g>ultritars 
44  KING  STREET  WEST,  TORONTO  1,  CANADA 


C.  F.  H.  Carson,  Q.C. 
Allan  Findlay,  Q.C. 

G.  Lamprey 


B.  V.  McCrimmon,  Q.C.  S.  E.  Wedd,  Q.C.  J.  G.  Middleton,  Q.C. 

Cr.  R.  Mackie  N.  MacL.  Rogers  J.  B.  S.  Southey 

A.  S.  Kinqsmill  j.  r.  Houston 


Telephone,  EMpire  4-4252  Cable  Address— “THERSON,”  TORONTO 


TORY,  MILLER,  THOMSON,  HICKS,  ARNOLD  &  SEDGEWICK 

Hamsters  Sc  ^ultrilors 

50  KING  STREET  WEST,  BANK  OF  MONTREAL  BUILDING,  TORONTO  1,  CANADA 


J.  A.  F.  Miller,  Q.C. 
E.  G.  Arnold 
W.  J.  Whittaker 
C.  W.  Lewis 


J.  S.  D.  Tory,  Q.C. 

J.  H.  Thomson,  Q.C. 

R.  M.  Sedgewick,  Jr. 
John  A.  Tory 
W.  J.  DesLauriers 
Counsel:  Cecil  A.  Wright,  Q.C. 


R.  V.  Hicks,  Q.C. 
D.  R.  Wardlaw 
James  M.  Tory 


Telephone  EM  6-7801 


Cable  Address  “JONTOR” 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— ONTARIO 


509 


WHITE,  BRISTOL,  BECK  &  PHIPPS 

tBarrtatrrs  Sc  S’ulintnrB 

F.  A.  Beck,  Q.C.  Norman  E.  Phipps,  Q.C.  Peter  White,  Q.C. 

John  C.  McTague  M.  W.  Foster  R.  F.  Righton 

Counsel:  Hon.  Charles  P.  McTaque,  Q.C. 

Everett  Bristol,  Q.C. 

220  BAY  STREET,  TORONTO  1,  CANADA 

Telephone  EM  4-1225  Cable:  “WHITRUOL” 


WATERLOO,  Co.  Waterloo 
Barron,  A.  D. 

McBride  &  McGibbon.  W.  J. 
McGibbon,  Q.C.,  J.  M.  Harper, 
R.  A.  Haney 

Whitney  &  Whitney,  L.  J.  Whitney, 
C.  J.  Whitney 
WATFORD,  Co.  Lamb  ton 
Cowan,  Millman  &  Hambiing  (Br. 
Office) 

Logan  &  Logan.  (Br.  Office) 
WELLAND,  Co.  Welland 
Brooks,  Cromarty  &  Baker.  A.  L. 
Brooks,  Q.C.,  J.  D.  Cromarty, 
Q.C.,  T.  H.  Baker,  J.  F.  Swayze, 
G.  F.  Books 
Burns,  R.  B.,  Q.C. 

Flett,  Beccario  &  Crouch.  J.  H. 

Flett,  C.  D.  Beccario,  P.  Crouch 
Goodman,  Allan 
Kovacs,  F.  J 
McCarthy,  T.  A. 

Macoomb,  Macoomb  &  Colter. 

G.  J.  Macoomb,  E.  C.  Colter 
Nash,  G.  A.,  (D.  R.  Tolmie) 
Raymond,  Spencer,  Law  &  Mac- 
Innes.  L.  B.  Spencer,  Q.C.,  R.  B. 
Law,  Q.C.,  Stewart  S.  Maclnnes, 
Q.C.,  T.  G.  Spencer,  Q.C.,  D.  G. 
Humphries 

Rose,  Tyrrill,  Rose  &  Green.  H.  A. 
Rose,  Q.C.,  E.  W.  Tyrill,  Q.C. 
Hugh  A.  C.  Rose,  G.  A.  Green 
Thomas,  D.  J. 


WEST  HILL,  Co.  York 
Hamilton,  W.  H.,  232  Galloway 
Rd.  n. 

WEST  LORNE,  Co.  Elgin 
Blain,  W.  M.  (Br.  Office) 

McKillop,  D.  C.  (Br.  Office) 
WESTON,  Co.  York 
Bull,  G.  W.  (K.  C.  Woodworth, 
W.  M.  McCulloch) 

Fraser,  C.  Lome 

Heakes  &  MacDonald.  A.  C.  Heakes, 
D.  J.  MacDonald 
Herman,  A.  H. 

Marsden,  E.  R. 

Penman,  W.  M. 


WESTPORT,  Co.  Leeds 
Lemieux,  J.  F.  F. 

Willson,  H.  C.  (Br.  Office) 

WHEATLEY,  Co.  Kent 


(see  Leamington) 
WHITBY,  Co.  Ontario 
Cuddy,  D.  J.,  Q.C. 

Hall,  A.  C.  (Cr.  Att’y-) 
McIntyre,  D.  B. 

Moore,  T.  M. 

Ruddy,  R.  D.,  Q.C. 
Wootton,  A.  M. 
WIARTON,  Co.  Bruce 
Downs,  M. 


WILLOWDALE,  Co.  York 
Burke,  E.  W.  5447  Yonge  St. 
Gariepy,  K.  A.,  6189  Yonge  St. 
Greenaway,  A.  G.,  5177  Yonge  St. 

(W.  E.  N.  Mann) 

Hatch,  W.  R.,  5145  Yonge  St. 
Jenkins  &  Tanney,  4776  Yonge  St. 

W.  S.  Jenkins,  M.  W.  Tanney 
Kerr,  C.,  4776  Yonge  St. 

Langman,  A.  E.,  50  Sheppard  Ave. 
e. 

Plaxton  &  Deane,  6425  Yonge  St. 

D.  G.  Plaxton,  J.  E.  Deane 
Pollock  &  Eisen,  4824  Yonge  St. 
J.  H.  Pollock,  M.  Eisen 


WINCHESTER,  Co.  Dundas 
Cass  &  Cass,  F.  M.  Cass,  Q.C. 


WINDSOR,  Co.  Essex 
Abramson,  Harry  L.,  Canada  Trust 
Bldg. 

Allan,  J.  S.,  Q.C.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Baksi.  N.  W.,  1273  Ottawa  St. 
Bartlet,  Braid,  Richard  &  Jessup, 
Canada  Bldg.  W.  G.  Bartlet, 
Q.C.,  James  L.  Braid,  George  C. 
Richardes,  A.  R.  Jessup,  J.  N. 
Bartlet 

Bell,  McCready  &  MacEachern, 
1922  Wyandotte  St.  e.  C.  A.  Bell, 
Q.C.,  G.  R.  McCready,  D.  A. 
MacEachern 

Bowman,  G.  W.,  Bartlet  Bldg. 
Brophey,  T.  R.,  Heintzman  Bldg. 
Brown,  Nisbet  &  Burnell,  Canada 
Trust  Bldg.  D.  F.  Brown,  G. 
Nisbet,  R.  E.  Burnell 
Burnett,  MacPhee  &  MacPhee, 
1586  Wyandotte  St.  e.  P.  B. 
Burnett,  N.  C.  MacPhee,  Q.C., 
N.  J.  MacPhee 

Campeau,  Miss  L.  J.,  Q.C.,  La- 
Belle  Bldg. 

Chauvin,  F.  A.,  Canada  Bldg. 

(Asst.  City  Solicitor) 

City  Solicitor.  J.  E.  Watson 
Clarke,  Wheelton  &  Bondy,  LaBelle 
Bldg.  L.  C.  Clarke,  W.  J.  Wheel- 
ton,  D.  A.  Bondy 
Cohn,  B.,  Canada  Bldg. 


Croll  &  Croll,  Canada  Bldg.  Hon. 
D.  A.  Croll,  Q.C.,  C.  R.  Croll,  C. 


Deneau,  D.,  Canada  Trust  Bldg. 
Des  Rosiers,  R.  J.,  Canada  Trust 
Bldg. 

Dodick,  K.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Donaldson  &  Charters,  Canada 
Bldg.  C.  W.  Donaldson,  Q.C., 
D.  Charters 
Duchesne  E.  A. 

Ellis,  Douglas  B.,  La  Belle  Bldg. 
Ellis,  Frank  K.,  Q.C.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Flock,  D.  A.,  315  Pelissier  St. 


Foster  A.  H.,  Q.C.,  52  Chatham  St. 


w. 

Fraser  &  McPherson,  Canada  Bldg. 

G.  L.  Fraser,  Q.C.,  L.  Z.  Mc¬ 
Pherson,  Q.C.,  W.  H.  Prince 

Furlong  &  Furlong,  437  Ouellette 
Ave.  W.  H.  Furlong,  Q.C.,  C. 
Furlong,  P.  G.  Furlong 
Gignac,  A.  F.,  Q.C.,  Canada  Bldg. 

(M.  D.  Baillargeon) 

Harvie,  W.  P.,  Canada  Trust  Bldg. 
Holland  &  Nixon,  Canada  Trust 
Bldg.  H.  J.  Holland,  Q.C.,  D.  J. 
Nixon 

Holden,  Padmos  &  Zuber,  Canada 
Bldg.  J.  A.  Holden,  A.  C.  Padmos, 
T.  G.  Zuber 

Hough  &  Hough,  Canada  Bldg. 

H.  B.  T.  Hough 
Kamin,  M.,  Canada  Bldg. 

Kamin,  S.,  Canada  Bldg. 

Kelly,  W.  E.,  Canada  Trust  Bldg. 
Kennedy  &  McMahon,  La  Belle 
Bldg.,  J.  A.  Kennedy,  Q.C.,  J. 
P.  McMahon 

Kenning  &  Grant,  Security  Bldg. 
G.  M.  Grant 

Lynch,  Miss  E.  F.,  999  Drouillard 
Rd. 

McEwan,  G.  D.,  211  Douglas  Bldg. 
McGregor,  Stewart  &  McWilliams, 
Canada  Bldg.  W.  L.  McGregor, 
G.  Stewart,  D.  I.  McWilliams 


McHugh,  L.  A.,  318  Randolph 
McKeon,  J.  E.,  Q.C.,  Security  Bldg. 
McTague,  Deziel,  Clark  &  Holland, 
Security  Bldg.  H.  M.  McTague, 
Q.C.,  L.  A.  Deziel,  C.  J.  Clark, 
J.  Holland,  R.  F.  Kiborn,  H. 
Rosenthal 

McWha,  A.  E.  1629  Tecumseh 


R.  e. 

Macdonald,  I.,  Canada  Bldg. 
MacNab,  G.  E.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Maleyko,  From  &  Sherwell,  993 
Ottawa  St.  B.  A.  Maleyko,  A.  D. 
From,  B.  Sherwell 
Martin,  Laird,  Easton  &  Cowan, 
Security  Bldg.  Hon.  P.  Martin, 
Q.C.,  K.  Laird,  Q.C.,  R.  R. 
Easton,  W.  A.  Cowan 
Meconi,  N.,  447  Wyandotte  St.  e. 
Meretsky,  M.  C.,  Q.C.,  327  Ouel¬ 
lette  Ave.  ,  , 

Mingay,  J.  R.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Morand,  D.  R.,  Security  Bldg. 
Poole,  G.  W..  Palace  Theatre  Bldg. 
Reycraft,  John  M.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Richardson,  D.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Riddell,  R.  S.,  Q.C.,  Canada  Trust 
Bldg. 

Riordon,  N.  J.,  Douglas  Bldg. 
Riordon  &  Mousseau,  Canada 
Trust  Bldg.  J.  J.  Riordon,  Q.C., 
M.  N.  Mousseau,  G.  C.  DeMarco 


510  LEGAL  DIRECTORY— PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  [  1 956 


Rodd,  Rodd  &  Carefoot,  Canada 
Bldg.  R.  S.  Rodd,  Q.C.,  Leroy 
Rodd,  Miss  H.  M.  Carefoot 
Schott,  M.,  Q.C.,  Palace  Theatre 
Bldg. 

Simon  &  Brody,  La  Belle  Bldg. 

N.  N.  Simon.  L.  J.  Brody 
Spencer,  N.  L.,  Q.C.,  625  Goyeau  St. 
Springsteen,  S.  L.,  Q.C.,  Security 
Bldg. 

Swartz  &  Sheehy,  La  Belle  Bldg. 

L.  H.  Swartz,  E.  F.  Sheehy 
Sylvestre,  Leo.,  Security  Bldg. 
Thrasher,  R.  D.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Trottier,  L.  J.,  569  Ouellette  Ave. 
Turnbull,  J.  R.,  La  Belle  Bldg. 
Turville,  W.  D.  B.,  La  Belle  Bldg. 
Twigg,  J.  F.,  Q.C.,  Bartlet  Bldg. 
Wallace,  S.  A.  Q.C.,  La  Belle  Bldg. 
Watson,  J.  E.,  Q.C.,  (City  Solicitor) 


Whiteside,  Coughlin  &  Whiteside, 
Canada  Bldg.  T.  W.  Whiteside, 

Q. C.,  Maurice  F.  Coughlin,  Q.C., 
J.  W.  Whiteside 

Wilson,  Thompson  &  Barnes,  Secur¬ 
ity  Bldg.  R.  H.  Wilson,  Q.C.,  W. 
G.  Thomson,  Q.C.,  R.  E.  Barnes, 

R.  R.  Walker 

Willson,  W.  A.,  Canada  Bldg. 
Winters,  B.  G.,  Canada  Trust  Bldg. 
Wright,  W.  McK.,  Q.C.,  Canada 
Bldg. 

Yatchew,  J.,  Q.C.,  Canada  Trust 
r  Bldg. 

Yates  &  Baldassi,  Canada  Bldg. 

G.  A.  Yates,  R.  J.  Baldassi 
Yuffy  &  Yuffy,  Canada  Trust  Bldg. 

B.  H.  Yuffy,  M.  Yuffy,  J.  Wing 
Zalev,  F.,  Canada  Trust  Bldg. 
Zeron  &  Zeron,  Canada  Bldg. 
J.  E.  Zeron,  Q.C.,  J.  M.  Zeron 


WINGHAM,  Co.  Huron 
Bushfield,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

Crawford  &  Hetherington.  J.  Har¬ 
ley  Crawford,  Q.C.,  Robert  S. 
Hetherington,  Q.C. 
WOODBRIDGE,  Co.  York 
Hooper  &  Howell  (Br.  Office) 
WOODSTOCK,  Co.  Oxford 
Calder  &  Ball.  W.  A.  Calder,  Q.C.. 

L.  M.  Ball 
Dow,  L.  E. 

Hutchinson,  J.  F. 

Macdougall,  Robert  A. 

McManamy,  T.  V. 

Nesbitt,  McKay  &  Burridge, 
Montalieu  Nesbitt,  Q.C.,  W.  B. 
Nesbitt,  Q.C.,  J.  W.  Burridge, 
J.  R.  Farlow 
Whaley,  A.  C.,  Q.C. 

Young,  W.  E.  G. 

WYOMING,  Co.  Lambton 
Nethery,  H.,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


CHARLOTTETOWN,  Queen’s  Co. 
Attorney  General’s  Dept.  Hon. 
A.  W.  Matheson 

Bell,  Mathieson  &  Foster.  R.  R. 

Bell,  Q.C.,  G.  R.  Foster 
Bentley,  J.  A.,  Q.C. 

Blanchard,  J.  E. 

Farmer,  M.  A.,  Q.C. 

Gaudet,  A.  W. 

Gaudet  &  Haszard.  Gilbert  A. 

Gaudet 
Gillis,  A.  M. 

Johnston  &  Johnston.  J.  B.  Johns¬ 
ton 

Large,  F.  A.,  Q.C. 


Lowther,  N.  W.,  Q.C. 

McDonald,  J.  A.,  Q.C. 

McDonald,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

McLean  &  McKinnon,  Malcolm 
McKinnon,  Q.C. 

McLeod  &  Bentley.  W.  E.  Bentley, 

McQuaid,  C.  R. 

MacGuigan,  J.  A. 

MacPhee  &  Trainor.  H.  F.  Mac- 
Phee,  Q.C.,  E.  S.  Trainor 
Martin,  K.  J.  &  K.  M.  K.  M. 
Martin,  Q.C. 

Matheson,  Peake  &  Nicholson. 
Hon.  A.  W.  Matheson,  Q.C.,  A. 
H.  Peake,  J.  P.  Nicholson 
Palmer  &  Haslam.  A.  J.  Haslam 


Trainor  &  O’Donnell.  L.  P.  O’Don¬ 
nell,  J.  E.  I.  Trainor 
MONTAGUE,  King’s  Co. 

Hessian,  Stephen  S.,  Q.C. 
SOURIS,  King's  Co. 

McQuaid,  M.  J. 

SUMMERSIDE,  Prince  Co. 

Bell,  Morley  M.,  Q.C. 

Gallant,  J.  A. 

Goodwin,  J.  H. 

Hinton,  R.  S.,  Q.C. 

Linkletter,  T.  L. 

MacDonald,  C.  S. 

MacNaught,  J.  W.,  Q.C. 

Stewart,  D.  O.,  Q.  C. 

Strong,  E.  H.,  Q.C. 


ADVOCATES  IN  THE  PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


ACTON  VALE,  Dist.  St.  Hyacinthi 
Johnson,  D.  L.,  Q.C.,  (Br.  Office 
AMOS,  Dist.  Abitibi 
Barbes,  C.  N. 

Bigue  &  Beaulieu,  J.  Beauliei 
Claude  Bigue,  Q.C. 

Godbout,  P. 

Goulet  &  Duguay,  L.  Goulet,  J 
Duguay 

Ladouceur,  L.  A.,  Q.C. 

AMQUI,  Dist.  Rimouski 
Dionne,  F.,  Q.C. 

ARTHABASKA,  Dist.  Arthabaska 
Walsh  &  Moisan.  J.  Moisan,  J.  F. 
Walsh,  Q.C. 

ARVIDA,  Dist.  Chicoutimi 
Fay,  L. 

ASBESTOS,  Dist.  St.  Francois 
Langlais,  L.,  Q.C. 

BAGOTVILLE,  Dist.  Chicoutimi 
Girard,  A. 

Tremblay,  V. 

BAIE  COMEAU,  Dist.  Saguenay 
Rouleau  &  Paradis.  G.  Rouleau, 
L.  Paradis 

BAIE  ST.  PAUL,  Dist.  Saguenay 
Gobeil,  P.  (Br.  Office) 

BEAUCEVILLE,  EST,  Beauce 
Dist. 

Blais,  M. 

BEAUHARNOIS,  Dist.  Beauhar- 
nois 

D'Amour,  J. 

Dorval,  Francois 


BERTH  I ERVI LLE,  Dist.  Joliette 
Dariault,  A. 

Sylvestre,  A. 

Talbot,  L.  A.,  Q.C. 


BUCKINGHAM,  Dist.  Hull 
L’Abbe,  A.,  Q.C. 

CAMPBELL’S  BAY,  Dist.  Pontiac 
Laflamme,  J.  Oscar,  Q.C. 
Martineau,  Paul  A. 

CAP-DE-LA  MADELEINE, 

Dist.  Three  Rivers 
Cambray,  J.  A. 

CHANDLER,  Dist.  Gaspe 
Blanchard,  G.,  Q.C. 

Doiron,  Louis 
Roy,  Jean  M. 

CHIBOUGAMAU,  Dist.  Roberval 
Truchon,  J. 

CHICOUTIMI,  Dist.  Chicoutimi 
Angers,  R. 

Chayer,  C.  E.,  Q.C. 

Chouinard  &  Gendron,  R.  Chouin- 
ard,  G.  Gendron,  J.  Dufour 
Dandurand,  J. 

Fradette  &  Bergeron.  R.  Fradette, 
Q.C.,  P.  Bergeron 

Cain,  J.  C.  Gagnd,  Q.C., 
M.  Cam 
Gravel,  J.  P. 

Pelletier,  J.,  Q.C, 

Savard,  Edmond,  Q.C. 

Simard,  J.  C., 

Talbot  &  Landry.  Hon.  A.  Talbot, 

Q. C.,  J.  Landry,  Q.C.,  B.  Cler¬ 
mont 

Tremblay,  Mauril  (R.  Dufour) 
COAT  I  COOK,  Dist.  St.  Francois 
c  T^rc^*  ^  ^acicot,  R.  Bouchard, 

R.  Racicot 

Gerin  &  Gerin,  Antoine  Gerin, 
P.  Gerin 

COWANSVILLE,  Dist.  Bedford 
Noiseaux,  C. 


DONNACONA,  Dist.  Quebec 

(see  Levis) 

DRUMMONDVI  LLE,  Dist.  Artha¬ 
baska 

Biron,  A.,  Q.C. 

Marceau,  Rene 
Marier,  M. 

Pinard  &  Nichols,  B.  Pinard,  M. 
Nichols 

Ringuet  &  St.  Pierre.  G.  Ringuet, 
Q.C.,  J.  St.  Pierre,  Q.C. 
Rousseau,  Paul,  Q.C. 

FARNHAM,  Dist.  Bedford 
Ally,  G. 

Archambault,  M.,  Q.C. 

GASPE,  Dist.  Gaspe 
Garneau,  A.  R. 

Pidgeon  &  Dussault,  T.  Pidgeon, 
M.  Dussault 
Roy,  Roch 


GATINEAU,  Dist,  Hull 
Dostaler,  M. 

GRANBY,  Dist.  Bedford 
Belanger,  G. 

Dureault,  G.  H.,  Q.C. 
Goyette,  J. 

Legare,  B. 


mzorre,  iviarchessault  &  Villeneuve. 
H.  Lizotte,  J.  V.  Marchessault, 
A.  Villeneuve 
Normandin,  G.,  Q.C. 

Robert  &  Marquis.  D.  Robert,  J. 
Marquis 

GRAND’MERE,  Dist.  Three 

„  ,  , .  ,  Rivers 

Crete,  Marcel 


D&nlets  &  Deshaies.  A.  Dfoilets, 
Q.C.,  Roger  Deshaies,  Q.C. 
Lebrun,  Jean,  LL.L. 

Marchand,  P.  E.,  LL.L. 


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511 


HULL,  Dist.  Hull 
Alexander,  B.  M.,  Q.C.,  (46  Elgin 
St.,  Ottawa) 

Aylen  &  Aylen  S5  Sparks  St.,  Ot¬ 
tawa.  J.  A.  Aylen,  Q.C.,  J.  G. 
Aylen 

Bedard,  R.,  Q.C. 

Beland,  J. 

Bertrand,  Jacques,  Q.C. 

Bourget,  M. 

Chevalier,  F. 

Farley  &  Farley.  L.  Farley,  R. 

Farley 
Fontaine,  G. 

Foran  &  Hadley.  P.  F.  Foran,  Q.C. 

W.  F.  Hadley 
Fournier,  Robert 
Fournier,  Roy 
Frenette,  O. 

Gaboury,  J.  E.,  Q.C. 

Hould,  R. 

Labelle,  A.,  Q.C. 

Letellier,  de  St.  Just,  C. 

Major  &  Major.  F.  B.  Major,  Q.C., 
Charles  Major 
Maloney,  J.  H. 

Malthais,  P. 

Menard,  J.-L. 

Millar,  J.  A.,  Q.C. 

Mougeot,  L. 

Quain,  R.,  Q.C.,  (also  Ottawa)  (J. 

H.  Quain,  R.  Quain,  Jr). 
Raymond,  Paul,  Q.C. 

Ste.  Marie  &  Ste.  Marie.  J.  W. 

Ste.  Marie,  Q.C.,  J.  Ste.  Marie 
St.-Onge,  Rolland 
Seguin,  R.  N.,  Q.C.,  (18  Rideau  St., 
Ottawa) 

Tache,  Hon.  A.,  Q.C.,  (P.  Tache) 
Theriault,  J.,  Q.C. 

Wallace,  R.  M.,  Q.C. 
HUNTINGDON,  Dist.  Beauhar- 
nois 

Cosette  &  Cosette 
Martin,  E.  C. 

JOLIETTE,  Dist.  Joliette 
Breton,  M. 

Dugas,  Dugas  &  Dugas.  Hon.  L. 

Dugas,  Q.C.,  J.  Dugas,  C.  Dugas 
Hetu,  C.  E. 

Joly,  A. 

Ladouceur,  B. 

Lepine,  J.  A. 

Malo,  J.  P. 

Perrault,  Max,  Q.C. 

Piette  &  Piette.  J.  A.  Piette,  J.  R. 

Piette,  Q.C. 

Sylvestre,  G.,  Q.C. 

Tellier,  Tellier  &  Majeau.  R.  Tellier, 
Q.C.,  M.  Tellier,  Q.C.,  M.  Majeau 
JONQUIERE,  Dist.  Chicoutimi 
Bourdreault,  R. 

Gagnon  &  Gagnon.  R.  Gagnon, 
Q.C.,  C.  Gagnon 
Larouche,  G. 

McNicholl,  Fortin  &  Marceau,  T. 
McNicoll,  P.  E.  Fortin,  G. 
Marceau 

KENOGAMI,  Dist.  Chicoutimi 
Gagnon,  Domitien 
Larouche,  G.  (Br.  Office) 

LACHINE,  Dist.  Montreal 
Le  Jour,  P.  E.,  2048  St.  Joseph  St. 

LACHUTE,  Dist.  Terrebonne 
LaGarde,  R. 

Legault  &  Legault.  Fernand  Le- 
gault,  Q.C.,  G.  Legault,  G. 
Joanette 
Valois,  P. 

LAKE  MEGANTIC,  Dist.  St. 

Francois 
Drouin,  J.  A. 

Durand,  B. 

Lacourciere,  G. 

LA  MALBAIE  (see  Murray  Bay) 


L’ANNONCIATION,  Dist.  I.abelle 
Dussault,  J.  A. 

LA  SARRE,  Dist.  Abitibi 
Gagnon,  L.,  Q.C. 

Martel,  J.  J.,  Q.C. 

LA  TUQUE,  Dist.  Quebec 
Boudreau,  C.  H. 

Ducharme,  C.  Romulus,  Q.C. 

Roy,  G. 

LAURENTIDES,  Dist.  Joliette 
Gariepy,  R. 

LAUZON,  Dist.  Quebec 
Bernier,  Y. 

LEVIS,  Dist.  Quebec 
Laliberte  &  Kromstrom.  E.  Lali- 
berte,  R.  Kromstrom 
LONGUEU I  L,  Dist.  Montreal 
Bray,  E.,  Q.C. 

LOU  ISEVI  LLE,  Dist.  Trois- 

Rivieres 

Beland,  G. 

Beland,  M.  R.  (Mrs.) 

Caron,  G. 

Paul,  Remi 
Vanasse,  P.  N. 

MAGOG,  St.  Francois  Dist. 

Forest,  Yves 
Fortin,  C. 

Tourigny,  Alfred,  Q.C.  (Br.  Office) 
MALARTIC,  Dist.  Abitibi 
Cote,  Fernand 

Lamoureux  &  Miquelon,  Hon.  J. 

Miquelon,  Q.C.,  J.  P.  Lamoureux 
MALBAIE,  Dist.  Saguenay 
Asselin,  M. 

Dufours,  P. 

Gaudreault,  E. 

Gervais,  A.,  Q.C. 

Gobeil,  P. 

MANIWAKI,  Dist.  Labelle 
Farley  &  Farley  (Br.  Office) 

Millar,  M. 

MARI  EVI  LLE,  Dist.  St.  Hya- 
cinthe 

Rondeau,  G. 

MATANE,  Dist.  Rimouski 
Fafard,  Raoul,  Q.C. 

Gagnon  &  Gagnon  (Br.  Office) 
Lemieux,  F. 

Quimper,  Charles  B. 

MONT  JOLI,  Dist.  Rimouski 
Dussault,  H.  A. 

Rheault  &  Carl.  G.  Rheault,  G.Carl 
MONT  LAURIER,  Dist.  Labelle 
Charette,  Ernest,  Q.C. 
Courtemanche,  Henri 
Dubreuil,  Gaston 
Duval,  J.  R. 

Gelinas,  P.  (Br.  Office) 

Godard,  Guy 
Masse,  A. 

Prenoveau,  Conrad 
Vianney,  T. 

MONTMAGNY.  Dist.  Mont- 
magny 
Blanchet,  J. 

Chouinard,  A.,  Q.C. 

Marineau,  Jos. 

Pare  &  Daveluy.  J.  Pare,  R. 

Daveluy 
Vallee,  J.  D.  P. 

MONTREAL,  Dist.  Montreal 
Abbey,  M.,  660  St.  Catherine  St. 
w. 

Adam,  Gustave,  Q.C.,  60  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Alexander,  G.  L.,  Q.C.,  5100  Cote 
St.  Antoine  Rd. 

A1  trows,  S.  R..  511  Place  D’Armes 
Anctil,  J.,  3831  Mentana  St. 

Angel,  K.,  1499  Bleury  St. 

Angers  &  Hetu,  84  Notre  Dame 
St.  w.  A.  Angers,  J.  Hetu 


Antenuk,  A.  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Archambault,  G.,  215  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Archambault,  J.,  Q.C.,  372  Craig 
St.  w. 

Archambault,  J.  L.  E.,  Notre  Dame 
St,,  w. 

Archibald  &  Cain.  132  James  w. 

K.  Archibald,  Q.C.,  W.  B.  Cain 
Arsenault,  G.,  4080  Wellington  St. 
Asselin  &  Saylor,  507  Place  d’Armes 
Hon.  E.  Asselin,  Q.C.,  N.  Saylor, 
Q.C. 

Aube,  P.,  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Aubuchon,  P.  M.,  155  Somerville 
Aubut,  Paul,  28  St.  James  w. 
Auerback,  E.  I.,  614  St.  James  St.w. 
Bachand,  A.,  2900  Mt.  Royal  Blvd. 
Badeaux,  Filion  &  Badeaux,  455 
Craig  St.  w.  P.  A.  Badeaux, 
Q.C.,  J.  Badeaux,  J.  Filion,  Q.C. 
Baker,  PI.,  204  Notre  Dame  w. 
Baker,  K.  G.  K„  1235  McGill 
Coll.  Ave. 

Baril,  D.,  Q.C.,  3480  Ste.  Famille 
Barre,  S.  V.,  Q.C.,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Barrette  P.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Beauchamp,  Jacques,  31  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Beauchemin,  C.,  31  St.  James  St.  w. 
Beauchemin,  J.,  31  St.  James  St.  vv. 
Beauchemin,  R.,  1445  MacKay 
Beaudoin  &  Reil,  152  Notre  Dame 
St.  e.  Hon.  L.  R.  Beaudoin,  Q.C., 
M.  Riel,  J.  Geoff rion 
Beaudry,  R.,  1005  Sherbrooke  St.  w. 
Beaulieu,  Gouin,  Bourdon,  Beau¬ 
lieu  &  Casgrain,  511  Place 
d’Armes.  L.  E.  Beaulieu,  Q.C., 
Hon.  L.  M.  Gouin,  Q.C.,  H. 
Beaulieu,  Q.C.,  B.  Bourdon, 
Q.C.,  J.  Casgrain,  Q.C.,  J. 
Beaulieu,  Q.C.,  A.  A.  Bourdon 
Beauprfe  &  Trudeau,  10  St.  James 
St.  w.  G.  Beaupr5,  M.  Trudeau 
Beauregard,  Brisset  &  Reycraft, 
240  St.  James  St.  w.  L.  Beaure¬ 
gard,  Q.C.,  J.  Brisset,  Q.C., 
L.  S.  Reycraft,  Jules  Beaure¬ 
gard,  G.  Gagnon,  D.  Wood,  H. 
Laurier 

Beck,  C.  M.,  1950  Sherbrooke  St.  w. 
Beckett,  R.  W.,  1155  Metcalfe  St. 
Beetz,  J.,  2900  M.  Royal  Blvd. 
Beique,  J.,  757  Place  d’Armes 
Hill 

Beliveau,  L.,  Q.C.,  60  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Belleville,  M.,  204  Notre  Dame 
St.  w. 

Benjamin,  L.  M.,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 
Benoit  &  Benoit,  486  St.  John  St. 

B.  Benoit,  Q.C.,  PI.  Benoit 
Benoit  &  Brul?,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 

C.  Benoit,  J.  Brul5 

Berbrier,  B.,  25  Mt.  Royal  Ave.  e. 
Bercovitch,  R.  L.,  1117  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  St.  w. 

Berger,  E.  M.,  660  St.  Catherine  w. 
Beriault  &  Beriault,  1167  St.  Hubert 
St.  J.  M.  Beriault,  M.  Beriault 
Bernard,  E.,  333  Craig  St.  e. 
Bernfeld  &  Bernfeld,  1117  St. 
Catherine  St.  w.,  M.  Bernfeld, 
Q.C,,  E.  PI.  Bernfeld 
Bernstein,  Ben,  Q.C.,  132  St. 

James  St.  w. 

Bertrand,  J.,  6912  Des  Ecors 
Bessette,  Andre,  29  DuVerger  Ave. 
Beullac,  P.,  Q.C.,  3571  University 
St. 

Beullac,  R.  A.,  Q.C.,  57  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Bherer,  J.  C.,  57  St.  Karnes  St.  w. 
Biega,  Alex,  57  St.  James  w. 


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MONTREAL 


HUGESSEN,  MACKLAIER,  CHISHOLM,  SMITH  &  DAVIS 
Atmurates,  Hamsters,  ?Etr.  . 


Hon.  Adrian  K-Hugessen,  Q.C, 
John  F.  Chisholm,  Q.C. 

H.  Weir  Davis,  Q.C. 

Peter  M.  Laing 
E.  Jacques  Courtois 
R.  E.  Parsons 

507  Place  d’Armes 
Montreal  1,  P.Q. 


Wm.  F.  Macklaier,  Q.C. 

H.  Larratt  Smith,  Q.C. 

James  P.  Anglin,  Q.C. 

Richard  D.  Weldon 
Ross  T.  Clarkson 
John  W.  Durnford 

Cable  Address  “FLEURAL” 
Tel.  HArbour  2266 


McMICHAEL,  COMMON,  HOWARD,  KER  &  CATE 

Afcuorates,  Hamsters  Sc  inters 


THE  ROYAL  BANK  BUILDING 


CABLE  ADDRESS  “JONHALL” 

Robert  C.  McMichael,  Q.C. 
Wilbert  H.  Howard,  Q.C. 

J.  Angus  Ogilvy,  Q.C 
Hazen  Hansard,  Q.C. 

Andr6  Forget,  Q.C. 

Brock  F.  Clarke 
Frank  B.  Common,  Jr. 
Kenneth  S.  Howard 
P.  Wilbrod  Gauthier 


TEL.  HARBOUR  4242* 

Frank  B.  Common,  Q.C. 
Eldridge  Cate,  Q.C. 

F.  Campbell  Cope,  Q.C. 

John  de  M.  Marler,  Q.C. 
Thomas  H.  Montgomery 
John  G.  Kirkpatrick 
William  S.  Tyndale 
Matthew  S.  Hannon 
John  Bishop 

Claude  S.  Richardson,  Q.C.,  M.P. 


MONTREAL  1 

P.O.  BOX  126  PLACE  D’ARMES 

Thomas  R.  Ker,  Q.C. 

J.  Leigh  Bishop,  Q.C. 

John  G.  Porteous,  Q.C. 

George  H.  Montgomery  Q.C. 
Paul  F.  Renault 
Robert  E.  Morrow 
William  A.  Grant 
John  H.  Tennant 


MAGEE,  O’DONNELL  &  BYERS 

Aimorates,  Hamsters,  Hte. 

ALDRED  BLDG.,  507  Place  d’Armes  -  MONTREAL  1,  QUEBEC 

Allan  A.  Magee,  Q.C.  Hugh  E.  O’Donnell,  Q.C. 

Donald  N.  Byers,  Q.C.  Errol  K.  McDougall,  Q.C. 

W.  Austin  Johnson  Philippe  Casgrain 

Thomas  VV.  Brown 

Cable  Address  “MAGEE”  Western  Union  Code 


STIKEMAN  &  ELLIOTT 

Hamsters  Sc  B’nliritnrs 

505  BANK  OF  CANADA  BUILDING, 
901  VICTORIA  SQUARE, 
MONTREAL  I.  QUEBEC 


H.  Heward  Stikeman.  Q.C. 
George  T.  Tamaki 
Thomas  J.  McKenna 
Gerald  McCarthy 

Counsel:  C. 


R.  Fraser  Elliott 
Albert  L.  Bissonnette 
John  Napier  Turner 
James  A.  Robb 
Fraser  Elliott,  C.M.G.,  Q.C. 


Cable  Address:  “TAXMONT”  Telephone:  UNiversity  6-9521 


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513 


Montreal — Continued 
Biron,  F.  X.  A.,  204  Notre  Dame 
St.  w. 

Birtz  &  Pouliot,  1155  Metcalfe  St. 

G.  Birtz,  G.  A.  Pouliot 

Blain,  Nadeau  &  Nadeau,  132  St. 
James  St.  w.  Joseph  Blain,  Q.C., 

J.  M.  Nadeau,  A.  Nadeau,  J. 
Valliere 

Blain,  P.  E.  333  Craig  St.  e. 

Blais,  J.  C.,  4309  St.  Hubert  St. 
Blanshay,  H.,  1117  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Bless,  J.  S.,  637  Craig  St.  w. 

Bob  rove  &  Bobrove,  1117  St. 
Catherine  St.  w.  I.  M.  Bobrove, 

J.  Bobrove 

Bock,  Taschereau  &  Gamache,  867 
Decarie  Blvd,  G.  Bock,  Q.C.,  L. 

P.  Taschereau,  G.  Gamache,  Miss 

H.  Marleau 

Bogante,  J.  R.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  Janies 
St.  e. 

Bohemier,  J.  W.  A.,  10  St.  James 
St.  e. 

Boileau,  J.,  705  Beaumont 
Boissonneault  &  Boissoneault,  39 
St.  James  St.  e.  Gilles  Boisso¬ 
neault,  Guy  Boissoneault 
Boisvert,  U.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Boivin  &  Hamel,  132  St.  James  St. 

w.  A.  Boivin,  J.  J.  Hamel 
Boucher,  Emile,  Q.C.,  57  St. 

James  w* 

Bourassa,  Maurice,  4080  Welling- 
ton  , 

Bourassa,  R.,  Q.C.,  47  Spring 

Grove  Cresc. 

Bousquet,  R.,  Q.C.,  1933  Papineau 
Ave. 

Boutet,  Rene,  4800  Iberville 
Bovey,  Hon.  W.,  Q.C.,  3466  Uni¬ 
versity 

Boxer,  M.  J.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Boyd,  L.  H..Q.C.,  1155  Metcalfe  St. 
Brady,  F.  P.,  1950  Sherbrooke  St.  w. 
Brais,  E.,  Q.C.,  507  Place  d’Armes 
Brais,  Campbell,  Mercier  &  Leduc, 
360  St.  James  w.  Hon.  F.  P.  Brais, 

Q.C.,  A.  J.  Campbell,  Q.C., 
Francois  Mercier,  Jacques  Leduc, 
J  J.  Pepper 

Brassard  &  Fabien,  477  St.  Francois 
Xavier.  J.  M.  Brassard,  Andre 
Fabien 

Brisson  &  Brisson,  152  Notre 
Dame  St.  e.  J.  Brisson,  Q.C., 
Miss  G.  Brisson 

Broderick  &  McQuillan,  215  St. 
James  St.  w.  G.  Broderick,  W. 
J.  McQuillan  . 

Brodie,  I.  S.,  1010  St.  Catherine 

Bronstein,  A.,  1117  St.  Catherine 

BrouiUet,  Eugene,  7032  Christophe 
Colomb  _  _  _ 

Brownstein,  C.,  660  St.  Catherine 

Bruc'hesi,  C.  E.,  Q.C.,  187  St. 
Catherine  St.  w. 

Bruneau,  A.  S.,  Q.C.,  12  Bellevue 
St 

Bruneau,  J.,  4337  Des  Erables 
Bryson,  J.,  1242  Peel  St. 
Buchanan,  MacGregor,  McAllister 
&  Ewasew,  201  Notre  Dame  St. 
w.  E.  Buchanan,  Q.C.,  L.  G.  Mac¬ 
Gregor,  W.  R.  McAllister,  John 
Ewasew  ,  ,  _  _ 

Budyk,  Harry  M.,  Q.C.,  507 

Place  d’Armes 

Budyk,  Joseph  A.,  31  St.  James  fet. 

Bumbray,  Carroll  &  Cardinal,  132 
St.  James  St.  w.  J.  Bumbray, 
Q.C.,  L.  C.  Carroll,  Q.C.,  Jean 
Paul  Cardinal,  Q.C.,  J.  P.  Dan- 
sereau,  M.  Lajeunesse 


Butler,  T.  R.,  Q.C.,  1520  Mountain 
Ave. 

Cahana,  David  L.,  359  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Camirand,  Dufort  &  Bergeron, 
10  St.  James  St.  w.  R.  Camirand 
Q.C.,  J.  Dufort,  J.  P.  Bergeron 
Campbell,  Weldon  &  McFadden, 
455  Craig  St.  w.  G.  A.  Camp¬ 
bell,  Q.C.,  J.  W.  Weldon,  Q.C., 
G.  S.  McFadden,  Q.G.,  J. 
Fetherstonhaugh,  G.  H.  M. 
Campbell 

C.N.R.  Solicitors,  360  McGill  St. 
N.  J.  MacMillan  (General  Coun¬ 
sel);  H.  C.  Friel,  Q.C.,  (General 
Solicitor);  R.  E.  Rosevear,  Q.C., 

L.  Cot4,  Q.C.  (Asst.  General 
Solicitors);  J.  W.  G.  McDougall, 

E.  McPherson,  G.  M.  Cooper, 

M.  Boyd,  H.  J.  Pye,  C.  Perrault, 
Q.C.,  P.  Taschereau,  E.  D. 
Pinsonnault,  E.  D.  Angers 
(Solicitors) 

C.P.R.  Law  Dept.  Windsor  Station. 

F.  C.  S.  Evans,  Q.C.,  Vice- 
President  &  General  Counsel; 

I.  D.  Sinclair,  General  Solicitor; 
K.  D.  M.  Spence,  Q.C.,  Com¬ 
mission  Counsel;  T.  R.  Penne- 
father,  F.  S.  Burbidge,  J.  C.  Hill, 

J.  E.  Casey,  G.  P.  Miller,  Solici¬ 
tors;  L.  G.  Prevost,  Q.C.,  A.  O. 
Gadbois,  Solicitors  for  Province 
of  Quebec 

Caplan,  J.  S.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Carignan,  P.,  2900  Mt.  Royal 
Blvd. 

Carignan,  Colas  &  Provost,  2/6 
St.  James  St.  w.  P.  Carignan, 
Q.C.,  E.  Colas,  J.  Provost,  D. 
Farreau 

Caron,  H.,  1440  St.  Catherine  w. 
Caron,  H.  S.  M.,  Q.C.,  8169 
Sherbrooke  E. 

Caron,  M.,  2900  Mt.  Royal  Blvd. 
Caron  R.,  620  Cathcart  St. 

Cartier,  Barcelo  &  Rivard,  60 
St.  James  St.  w.  J.  V.  Cartier, 

Q. C.,  L.  J.  Barcelo,  Q.C.,  J. 
Eugene  Rivard,  Q.C. 

Cazelais,  Pauline.  3563  Parc  Ave. 
Cerini,  Jamieson  &  Kirkland-Cas- 
grain,  132  St.  James  St.  w.  J.  M. 
Cerini,  Q.C.,  R.  L.  Jamieson, 
Marie-Claire  Kirkland-Casgrain, 
Y.  C.  Dussault,  II.  C.  Salmon, 

R.  M.  H.  Bennett,  Counsel; 
A.  J.  O’Meara 

Chait,  Klein  &  Aronovitch,  660  St. 
Catherine  w.  S.  Chait,  A.  M. 
Klein,  H.  L.  Aronovitch 
Chaloux.  A..  44  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Charbonneau,  J.  M.,  4  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 


Charbonneau,  Page  &  Duchesne. 
333  Craig  St.  e.,  N.  Charbonneau. 
Q.C.,  R.  Page,  J.  Duchesne,  G. 
Y.  Renaud 

Charland  &  Charland,  57  St.  James 
St.  w.  J.  R.  Charland,  G.  Char¬ 
land 

Charlap,  G.,  660  St.  Catherine  w. 
Charness,  I.  J.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Charron,  Andre,  31  St.  James  St.  w. 
Chauss6  &  Godin,  152  Notre  Dame 
e.,  F.  Chauss6,  G.  Godin 
Chevalier,  A.,  Q.C.,  400  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Chevalier,  M.,  400  St.  James  St.  w. 
Chevrett,  A.  C.,  Q.C.,  39  Notre 
Dame  St.  e. 

Chipman,  His  Excellency,  W.  F., 
Q.C.,  360  St.  James  St.  w. 
Choquette,  L.,  Q.C.,  484  McGill  St. 
Cimon,  P.,  159  Craig  w. 
Cinq-Mars,  Benoit,  44  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 


City  Attorneys; — C.  Choquette, 

Q. C.,  D.  A.  McDonald,  Q.C., 

R.  N.  Seguin,  Q.C.,  A.  Berth- 
iaume.  Q.C.,  Jean  Mercier,  Her¬ 
mann  Prirneau,  Q.C.,  Louis 
Trempe,  Phillippe  Beauregard, 
Q.C.,  Maurice  Laverdure,  Ar- 
mand  Page,  P.  Beaudry,  M. 
Belanger,  P.-E.  Belanger,  J.  Bou¬ 
langer,  P.  Casgrain,  G.  C.  Gould 

Clark,  Miss  Joan,  353  Chester  St, 
Clement,  C.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Clermont,  Yvon,  159  Craig  St  w. 
Coblentz,  Max.,  511  Place  d'Armes 
Cockerton,  E.  E.,  637  Craig  St.  w. 
Coderre,  C.,  Q.C.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Cohen,  A.,  637  Craig  St.  w. 

Cohen,  B.  B.,  1405  Peel  St. 

Cohen,  H.,  Q.C.,  1410  Stanley 
Cohen,  I.  B.,  1449  St.  Alexander 
Cohen  &  Leithman,  1255  Phillips 
Sq.  J.  Cohen,  Q.C.,  E.  Leithman, 
F.  Kaufman 

Cohen,  Maxwell,  3544  Peel  St. 
Cohen,  R.  A.,  660  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Collard,  E.  G.,  5115  Trans-Island 
Ave. 

Cooke,  E.,  1117  St.  Catherine  St.  w. 
Cordeau.  G.,  1510  Drummond 
Coron,  F.,  57  St.  James  St.  w. 
Cossette,  Dansereau  &  Cossette,  44 
Notre  Dame  e.,  G.  Cossette,  P. 
Dansereau,  L.  Cossette 
Cote,  Albert,  1231  De  Montigny 
Cote,  A.,  Q.C.,  City  Hall  Annex 
Cotier,  N.,  4264  St.  Lawrence  Blvd. 
Cotton,  C.  M.,  Q.C.,  445  St.  Fran- 
cois-Xavier 

Coughlin,  G.  A.,  Q.C.,  610  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Coulourides  D.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Couper,  W.  M.,  B.C.L.,  Q.C., 
4675  Upper  Roseland  Ave. 
Courchesne,  E.  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Cousineau,  Laganiere  &  Belanger, 
132  St.  James  St.  w.,  J.  M.  Cous¬ 
ineau,  Q.C.,  G.  P.  Laganiere,  A. 
Belanger 

Cousineau,  R.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Couture,  G.  C.  P.,  Q.C.,  3482 
Oxford  Ave. 

Couvrette,  B.,  Q.C.,  50  de  Bresoles 
St. 

Craig,  R.  O.,  4  Notre  Dame  e. 
Crepeau,  H.,  Q.C.,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Crepeau,  J.  B.,  3459  St.  Denis  St. 
Crepeau,  P.  A.,  2900  Mt.  Royal 
Blvd. 

Crestohl  &  Crestohl,  1010  St. 
Catherine  St.  w.  Max.  Crestohl, 
Q.C.,  Leon  D.  Crestohl,  Q.C. 
Crevier,  B.,  10  St.  James  St.  e. 
Crevier,  L.,  1725  Church  St. 

Cromp,  Miss  T.,  31  St.  James  St.  w. 
Cromwell,  R.  E.,  621  Craig  St.  w. 
Curran,  L.  E.,  Q.C.,  266  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Cusson  &  Trudeau,  266  St.  James 
St.  w.  M.  Cusson,  M.  L.  Trudeau, 
Q.C. 

Dagenais  J.  C.,  266  St.  James  St.  w. 
Dandurand,  P.,  60  St.  James  St.  w. 
Dansereau  &  Marchand,  507  Place 
d’Armes.  A.  Dansereau,  C.  Mar- 
chand  „ 

Dauksa,  S.,  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
David,  N.,  233  Notre  Dame  St.  w. 
Davidson,  G.,  560  de  Courcelles 
Decary,  H.,  57  St.  JameB  St.  w. 
Decary,  Pierre,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Decary,  Bilodeau  &  Brunet,  132 
St.  James  St.  w.  J.  Decary,  G. 
Bilodeau,  R.  Brunet 
Deguire,  R.,  26  St.  James  St.  e 
de  la  Duran taye,  L.  J.,  Q.C.,  1005 
Sherbrooke  St.  w. 


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[1956 


Delage,  G.,  700  Windsor  St. 

Deniger,  G.,  4185  Gouin  Blvd.  w. 

Denis  &  Denis,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
L.  Denis,  Q.C.,  A.  Denis 

Desaulniers,  G.  M.,  177  Sherbrooke 
w. 

Desaulniers,  L.  J.,  Q.C.,  266  St 
James  St.  w. 

Descarries,  T.  N.,  210  St.  Joseph 
Blvd.  w. 

Deschamps,  A.,  152  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Deschenes,  B.,  152  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Desjardins,  Chas.  H.,  Q.C.,  4  Notre 
Dame  St.  e. 

Desjardins,  Ducharme  &  Beaure- 
gard,  261  St.  James  St.  w.  G 
Desjardins,  C.  Ducharme,  J 
Beauregard,  J.  C.  Edward 

Desjardins,  R.,  7446  Fabre  St. 

Desjardins,  R.,  Q.C.,  469  Strath- 
cona  Ave. 

Desjarlais  &  Ouellette,  457  Church 
Avenue,  Verdun.  B.  Desjarlais 
Q.C.,  A.  Ouellette 

Deslauriers,  Jean  H.,  4  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Deslauriers,  Trepanier  &  Auclair, 

4  Notre  Dame  e.  I.  J.  Deslau¬ 
riers,  Q.C.,  Paul  Trepanier, 
Francois  Auclair 

Desloges,  Y„  3999  Ontario  St.  e. 

Desparois  &  Maillet,  1290  St. 
Denis  St.,  G.  Desparois,  R. 
Maillet 

Desroches,  Gervais  &  Brissette,  333 
Craig  St.  e.  Laurent  Desroches 
Eloi  Gervais,  D.  Brissette 

Dessaulles,  Pierre,  1117  St.  Cather¬ 
ine  St.  w. 

DeZwirek,  L.  A.,  Q.C.,  B.C.L., 
132  St.  James  St.  w. 

Diamond,  B.,  637  Craig  w. 

di  Francesco,  D.,  400  St.  James  St. 


Diner,  L.,  Q.C.,  414  St.  James  St.  w. 
Dion,  J.  A.  E.,  52  Gounod  St. 

Dion,  M.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 

Diplock,  J.  P.,  757  Place  d’Armes 
Dixon,  Senecal,  Turnbull,  Mitchell 
&  Stairs,  901  Victoria  Square.  S. 

G.  Dixon,  Q.C.,  J.  Senecal,  Q.C., 

H.  H.  Turnbull,  Q.C.,  J.  E. 
Mitchell,  Q.C.,  J.  F.  Stairs,  P.  E 
Kierans,  John  B.  Claxton,  A.  B 
Culver,  W.  R.  Noble,  P.  J.  Guay 

Dorais,  J.  L.,  57  St.  James  St.  w. 
Dorais,  R„  6758  Iberville  St. 

Dos  taler,  A.  R.,  132  St.  James  w. 
Doucet,  C.  E.,  7080  Hutchison 
Drapeau,  J.,  City  Hall 
Drazner,  M.,  266  Notre  Dame  St.  w 
Drody,  J.  E„  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Drouin,  R.,  10  St.  James  St.  e. 
DuBoyce,  R.  M.  H.,  355  St.  James 

b't.  W. 

Duceppe,  A.,  39  Notre  Dame,  e. 
Ducharme,  A.,  4237  St.  Hubert  St. 
Ducharme,  Charles-Hubert,  9500 
St.  Lawrence  Blvd. 

Ducharme,  J.,  266  St.  James  St.  w. 
Ducharme,  Lucien,  44  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Duguay,  G.  L.,  4120  Dupuis  St. 
DuMesnil,  M.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Dunn,  Sir  James,  Q.C.,  1155  Met¬ 
calfe  St. 

Dupont,  W„  Q.C.,  680  Sherbrooke 
St.  w. 

Dupras,  A.,  Q.C.,  New  Court  House 
Dupre,  Como  E.,  20  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Dupuis,  J.  A.,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 
Dupuis,  Jacques,  1830  Panet 
Dupuis,  R„  Q.C.,  865  St.  Catherine 
St.  e. 

Dupuis,  Hon.  V.,  Q.C.,  10  St. 
James  St.  w. 


Duquet,  MacKay,  Weldon  &  Te- 
trault,  360  St.  James  St.  w.  J.  E. 
L.  Duquet,  Q.C.,  R.  de  W. 
MacKay,  Q.  C.,  W.  E.  Broustet- 
ter,  A.  M.  Weldon,  C.  M.Tetrault, 
Gordon  Kohl,  J.  Tetrault,  R.  M. 
Mclnnes,  M.  C.  Johnston,  D.  J. 
Dohan 

Duquette,  W.,  333  Craig  e. 
Duranceau,  W.  A.,  4  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Duranleau,  Dupre  &  Duranleau, 
60  St.  James  St.  w.  R.  Duran¬ 
leau,  Q.C.,  Jules  Dupre,  Q.C.,  P. 
Duranleau,  Q.C.,  Rene  Cousi- 
neau,  G.  Cabot,  Miss  H.  Gelinas 
Dussault,  Vadboncoeur,  Martel  & 
Prevost,  5  St.  James  St.  e.  J.  Dus¬ 
sault,  Q.C.,  Jacques  Vadbon¬ 
coeur,  Q.C.,  E.  Martel,  L.  Prevost 
Eakin,  W.  R.,  410  St.  Nicholas  St. 
Elliott,  J.  E.  C.,  Q.C.,  266  Notre 
Dame  w. 

Ellison  &  Steinberg,  510  McGill  St. 

M.  M.  Ellison,  M.  Steinberg 
Engel,  John  A.,  Q.C.,  501  Roslin 
Erdrich,  H.  J.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Ethier,  B.,  25  Notre  Dame  St.  w. 
Evan,  Francois,  7748  Chabot 
Fauteux,  Blain  &  Fauteux,  57  St. 
James  St.  w.  F.  Fauteux,  Q.C., 
M.  A.  Blain,  Q.C.,  M.  Fauteux, 
Q.C. 

Feigelson,  H.  E.,  1121  St.  Catharine 


w. 

Feigenbaum,  M.,  511  Place  d’Armes 
Fels,  S.  S.,  359  St.  James  St.  w. 
Fenston,  J.,  4080  Wellington  St. 
Ferland,  P.,  4  Notre  Dame  e. 
Ferland,  P.  H„  Q.C.,  10  St.  James 
St.  6. 

Figler,  Bernard,  643  Querbes 
Findlay,  H.  T.,  388  St.  James  St.  w. 
Fine,  J.  H.,  Q.C.,  660  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 


Fitch  &  Levitsky,  132  St.  James 
St.  w.  L.  Fitch,  Q.C.,  N.  A. 
Levitsky 
Flamand,  A.,  34  Notre  Dame  e. 
Fleet,  Robertson,  Q.C.,  3025  Tra¬ 
falgar  Ave. 

Forbes,  J.  S.,  204  Notre  Dame  w. 
Ford,  W.  M.,  630  Dorchester  St.  w 
Forest,  M„  1321  Sherbrooke  St.  w 
Forget,  J.  A.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Fortin,  L.  E.,  4505  Papineau 
Foster,  Hannen,  Watt,  Leggat  & 
Colby,  901  Victoria  Sq.  G.  B. 
Foster,  Q.C.,  F.  R.  Hannen, 
Q.C..  A.  M.  Watt,  Q.C.,  Walter 
p-  Leggat,  Q.C.,  J.  H.  E.  Colby, 
M.  Bndre,  M.  E.  Rioux 
Fournier,  B„  1254  St.  Marc  St. 
Fournier,  J.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James  St.  e. 
1  ournier,  Hon.  S. ,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
Frankel,  I  A.,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 
Franklin,  Martin,  511  Place  d’Armes 
Franklin,  M.  H„  Q.C.,  465  St. 
John  St. 

Freedman,  J.  H.,  1449  St.  Alex- 
ander 

Freedman,  Lewis  K.,  1499  Bleury 
Freedman,  L„  Q.C.,  20  St.  James 

bt.  G. 

Freeman,  H.  S.,  1405  Peel  St. 
French,  A.  K„  777  St.  Catherine  w. 
Friedman,  H..  105  St.  Catherine  w. 
Fusey,  Robert  E„  10  St.  James  St. 

G. 

Gaboury  SampsoD  &  Pcrras,  455 
w,»  M.  Gaboury,  Q.C., 
n  ji  .  Sampson,  Y.  Pcrras 
Gadbois,  Roy  &  Gadbois,  5  St. 
James  St.  e.  E.  Gadbois,  Q.C., 
G.  A.  Roy,  J.  Gadbois 
Gagne,  J.  P.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Gagnon,  C.,  4  Notre  Dame  e. 
Gagnon,  R.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 


Gameroff  &  Fenster,  10  St.  James 
St.  w.  M.  Gameroff,  Q.C.,  S. 
Fenster,  L.  Kandestin 
Gammell,  R.  N.,  388  St.  James  w. 
Garber  &  Blumenstein,  159  Craig 
St.  w.  Michael  Garber,  Q.C., 
J.  H.  Blumenstein 
Gardner,  A.,  Q.C.,  660  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Gardner,  B.,  .359  St.  James  St.  w. 
Garmais,  B.,  1010  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Garneau,  Leon,  Q.C.,  204  Notre 
Dame  St.  w. 

Garonce,  P.  S.,  1449  St.  Alexander 
St. 

Gauthier,  G.,  221  St.  James  w. 
Gauthier,  J..  418  St.  Sulpice 
Gauthier,  P„  261  St.  James  St.  w. 
Gauthier,  Dansereau  &  Hebert,  507 
Place  d’Armes,  R.  Gauthier,  Q.C., 
D.  Dansereau,  Q.C.,  G.  Hebert, 
Q.C. 

Gazdik,  J.  G.,  201  Notre  Dame 
St.  w. 

Genest,  Champeau  &  Genest,  10 
St.  James  St.  w.  R.  Genest,  Q.C., 
A.  Champeau,  G.  P.  Genest 
Genser,  N.  N.,  276  St.  James  St.  w. 
Geoffnon  &  Prud’homme,  112  St. 
James  St.  w.  J.  A.  Prud’homme, 
Q.C.,  C.  A.  Geoffrion,  G.  Geof- 
frion,  L.  Parent 

Gerin-Lajoie  &  Laprade,  112  St. 
James  St.  w.  Alexandre  Gerin- 
Lajoie,  Q.C.,  L.  Laprade 
Germain,  Leon  David,  Q.C.,  87 
Courcellette 

Germain,  Paul,  2275  Visitation 
Gilbert,  D.,  57  St.  James  St.  w. 
Gillean.  Watson,  407  McGill  St. 
GiUmor,  D.  P„  Q.C.,  132  James 

bt.  W. 

Gingras,  D.,  276  St.  James  St.  w. 
Ginsberg,  H.,  1117  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Girouard,  J.,  1472  St.  Joseph  Blvd  e. 
Glazer,  L.,  Q.C.,  359  St.  James  St. 
w. 

Gliserman,  I.,  1449  St.  Alexander  St. 
Godin,  R.,  Recorder’s  Court 
Godine,  F.  M.,  660  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Goldenberg  &  Yelin,  1010  St. 

Catherine  w.  H.  C.  Goldenberg, 

„  Q-C.,  M.  S.  Yelin 
Goldner,  S.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Colt,  M.  B„  1010  St.  Catherine  w. 
Gomberg,  A.,  400  St.  James  St.  w. 
Gonthier,  B.,  3102  Masson  St. 
Goodstone,  I.  A.  1117  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Gordon,  M.  E.,  614  St.  James  St.  w. 
Gordon,  P.  L.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Gosselin,  J.  A.,  3999  Ontario  St.  e. 
Gotlieb,  J.  J.  Q.C.,  400  St.  James 

bt.  W. 

Gouin,  G.,  26  Glencoe  Ave. 
Grafftey,  W.  H„  1712  Bassin  St. 
Granda,  J.  L.  4901  Mayfair  Ave. 

GrAve1-’  l'  A‘  E->  Q-C.,  6733  St. 
Denis  St. 

Greenbaum,  I.  1460  Union  Ave 
Greenblatt,  S.,  1010  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Greenblatt  &  Godinsky,  660  St 
Catherine  St.  w.  M.  G.  Green- 
blatt,  S.  Godinsky,  H.  Blank 
Greenshields,  C.  G.,  Q.C.,  132  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Greenwood,  J.  L„  460  St.  Catherine 
ot.  w. 

Gregoire,  A.,  1625  St.  Luke 
Gregoire.  J.,  Q.C..  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Gregoire,  Dansereau,  Daoust  & 
Vernier,  1569  St.  Hubert  St.,  J. 

P.  Gregoire,  J.  P.  Dansereau,  R. 
Daoust,  J.  Vernier,  J.  AllainS 
Grenon,  H.,  City  Hal] 


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LEGAL  DIRECTORY— QUEBEC 


515 


Gross,  M.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Grossman,  A.  A.,  1449  St.  Alex¬ 
ander  St. 

Grothe,  L.,  1117  St.  Catherine  w. 
Guerin  &  Pinard,  4  Notre  Dame  e. 
Gaetan  Guerin,  Q.C.,  M  Pinard, 
J.  Guerin 

Guerin,  G.,  333  Craig  St.  e. 

Guerin,  L.,  Q.C.,  New  Court 

House 

Guertin,  F.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James 
St.  w. 


Guertin,  R.  H.,  New  Court  House 
Guilbault,  J.  P.,  1656  Theodore  St. 
Gurianova,  Miss  H.,  152  Notre 
Dame  St  e. 

Hackett,  Mulvena,  Laverty,  Drum¬ 
mond,  Willis  &  Hackett,  507 
Place  d’Armes,  Hon.  J.  T. 
Hackett,  Q.C.,  H.  R.  Mulvena, 
Q.C.,  A.  E.  Laverty,  Q.C.,  G.  M. 
Drummond,  R.  S.  Willis,  J.  D. 
Hackett,  C.  T.  Manning,  C.  D. 
Gonthier,  C.  Fiske 
Hague,  H.  J.,  Q.C.,  1321  Sherbrooke 

Hague,  H.  M„  Q.C.,  35  McGill 
Haines,  S.  B.  1499  Bishop 
Hale,  C.  A.,  Q.C.,  4398  Earnsclifie 
Halperin,  I.,  660  St.  Catherine  St. 


Halpin,  Ronald,  Q.C.,  1472  Sher¬ 
brooke  St.  w. 

Hamel,  R.,  5942  St.  Hubert 
Hamelin,  A.  B.,  Q.C.,  132  St. 
JdfQ16S  W« 

Hamelin,  L.  R.,  3441  St.  Denis  St. 
Handfield,  J.B.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Harbeck,  C.,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
Harold,  J.  J.,  Q.C.,  1600  Berri  St. 
Harris,  George,  400  St.  James  St.  w. 
Hart,  L.  E.,  630  Dorchester  St.  w. 
Hubert,  R.  T.,  Q.C.,  625  Dorchester 
St.  w. 

Helal,  Joseph,  Q.C.,  159  Craig  St. 
w. 


Helfield,  J.  M.,  484  McGill  St. 
Heney,  T.  B.,  Q.C.,  507  Place 
d’Armes 

Henry,  W\  R.,  Q.C.,  3435  Montclair 
Ave. 

Herman,  M.  C.,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 


Howard,  Holden,  Hutchison,  Cliff, 
McMaster  &  Meighen,  215  St. 
James  St.  w.  C.  G.  Heward, 
Q.C.,  R.  C.  Holden,  Q.C.,  E.  H. 
Cliff,  Q.C.,  P.  P-  Hutchison, 
Q.C..  D.  R.  McMaster,  Q.C., 
T.  R.  Meighen,  Q.C.,  A.  M. 
Minnion,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  Patch, 

Q. C.,  C.  G.  Short,  R.  Cordeau, 
K.  C.  MacKay,  A.  S.  Hyndman, 

R.  C.  Legge,  M.  C.  Magor 
Hibbard  &  Grigg,  437  St.  James  St. 

w.  C.  A.  L.  Hibbard.  Q.C.,  A.  P. 
Grigg,  Q.C. 

Hill,  George  W„  Q.C.,  132  St. 

James  w.  _  _ 

Holdstock,  Chas.,  57  St.  James 
St.  w. 


Holmes,  Gilchrist  &  Gualtieri,  39 
Notre  Dame  St.  e.  Wilhelmina 
M.  Holmes,  Miss  Joan  Gilchrist, 
Rosa  B.  Gualtieri 

Holt,  M.  C.,  465  St.  John  St. 

Hood-Metzger,  C.  Anne,  52  Curzon 
St. 

Houde,  G.,  Q.C.,  20  St.  James  e. 

Houle,  J.  A.  A.,  39  St.  James  St.  e. 

How.  W.  G..  265  Craig  St. 

Howard  &  Stalker,  354  Notre 
Dame  St.  w.  T.  P.  Howard 
Alex  Stalker,  I.  C.  Stalker,  J. 
M.  McDougall 

Hubscher,  F.  F„  1117  St.  Catharme 
St.  w. 


Hugessen,  Macklaier,  Chisholm, 
Smith  &.  Davis,  507  Place 
d’Armes.  Hon.  A.  K.  Hugessen, 
Q.C.,  W.  F.  Macklaier,  Q.C., 

J.  F.  Chisholm,  Q.C.,  H.  Larratt 
Smith,  Q.C.,  H.  W.  Davis, 
Q.C.,  J.  P.  Anglin,  Q.C.,  P.  M. 
Laing,  R.  D.  Weldon,  E.  J. 
Courtois,  Ross  T.  Clarkson,  J. 
Durnford,  R.  E.  Parsons  (See 
card,  p.  512) 

Hulbig,  W.  J.,  1155  Metcalfe  St. 
Hume,  J.  P.,  57  St.  James  St.  w. 
Hurlburt,  R.  H.,  Q.C.,  1155  Met¬ 
calfe  St. 

Hyde  &  Ahern,  214  St.  James  St., 
w.  J.  G.  Ahern,  Q.C.,  J.  R.  Hyde, 
G.  B.  Puddicombe,  Q.C.,  L.  R. 
Zubkowski,  A.  Taschereau,  R.  A. 
Hope 

Isaacs,  B.  L.,  1180  St.  Catherine  w. 
Isaacs,  Mrs.  N.  F.,  383  Roslyn 
Jacobs  &  Jacobs,  265  Craig  St.  w. 

A.  B.  Jacobs,  L.  W.  Jacobs,  Q.C. 
Jacobs,  N.  W.,  Q.C.,  1449  St. 
Alexander  St. 

Jalbert,  M.,  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Jarry,  M.,  117  St.  Catherine  St.  w. 
Jasmin,  Y.,  266  St.  James  St.  w. 
Johnson  &  Tormey,  25  St.  James 
St.  e.  D.  Johnson,  Q.C.,  R.  D. 
Tormey,  Gerald  Corbeil,  M. 
Johnson,  C.  Guerin 
Johnson,  W.  S.,  Q.C.,  3787  Cote 
des  Neiges 

Joseph,  P.,  1510  Drummond 
Joyal,  R.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Julien,  J.  A.,  Q.C.,  3725  St.  Denis 
St. 

Julien,  M.,  306  Craig  St.  e. 

Julien,  Raymond,  City  Hall  (Annex) 
Kaplan,  J.  S.,  1010  St.  Catherine  w. 
Kauffman,  B.  J.,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 
Kaufman  &  Hoffman,  465  St.  John 
St.,  M.  S.  Kaufmann,  J.  R. 
Hoffman 

Keating,  W.  P.,  152  Notre  Dame 
St.  e( 

King,  N.,  1043  Brown  Blvd. 
Kirschnblatt,  D-,  1410  Stanley  St. 
Kisilenko,  D.,  215  St.  James  St.  w. 
Klein,  M.  L.,  1117  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Kliger,  H.  H.,  1449  St.  Alexander 
St. 

Kozina,  M.,  429  Jean-Talon  St.  w. 
Labelle  &  Labelle,  159  Craig  w. 
J.  E.  Labelle,  Q.C.,  R.  Labelle, 
Q.C. 

La  Boissiere,  E.,  625  Burnside  PI. 
Lacaille,  P.,  680  Sherbrooke  St.  w. 
Lachaine,  L.  D.  G.,  6683  St.  Hubert 
St. 

Lachance,  Boisvert  &  Cutler,  4 
Notre  Dame  St.  e.  G.  Lachance, 
G.  Boisvert,  P.  Cutler,  R.  Dorais 
Lachapelle,  Adelard,  Q.C.,  152 

Notre  Dame  St.  e. 

Lachapelle  &  Leblanc,  10  St. 
James  St.  e.  Anatole  Lachapelle, 
Q.C.,  G.  Leblanc 

Lack,  D.  M.,  660  St.  Catherine  w. 
Lacoste  &  Lacoste,  510  St. 
Lawrence  Blvd.,  Roger  Lacoste, 
Q.C.,  M.  Lacoste,  Q.C.,  M.  H. 
Lacoste,  Q.C.,  D.  Delage,  A. 
Savoie,  M.  Benoit,  M.  C.  Laniel, 
J.  Bellemare 

Lacroix,  Viau  &  Poupart,  31  St. 
James  St.  w.  E.  Lacroix,  Q.C.,  J. 
Viau,  Q.C.,  A.  Poupart,  Q.C., 
A.  Poupart,  Jr. 

Lacroix,  G.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James 
St.  w.  _ 

Lafleur  &  Ste.  Marie,  507  Place 
d’Armes.  R.  Lafleur,  Q.C.,  J.  P* 
Ste.  Marie,  J.  Featherstonaugh 
Lafontaine,  Ernest,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 


Lafontaine,  M.,  39  Notre  Dame  e. 
Lafontaine,  P.  E.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Lafontaine,  R.,  Q.C.,  159  Craig 
St.  w. 

Lainesse,  L.  P.,  Q.C.,  4  Notre 
Dame  e. 

Laing,  J.  C.,  437  Mayor  St. 
Lajeunesse,  M.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lajeunesse,  Roger,  39  Notre  Damee. 
Lajoie,  Gelinas  &  Lajoie,  60  St. 
James  St.  w.  Henri  Gerin-Lajoie, 
Q.C.,  C.  J.  Gelinas,  Q.C.,  P. 
Gerin-Lajoie,  P.  Bourque,  G. 
Beaudoin 

Laliberte,  E.,  Q.C.,  26  St.  James 
St.  e. 

Lalonde,  A.,  35  McGill  St. 

Lalonde,  Hector,  Q.C.,  266  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Lalonde,  J.  J..  57  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lamarre,  Roland,  Q.C.,  57  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Lamarre  &  Lamarre,  152  Notre 
Dame  St.  e.  P.  Lamarre,  Q.C., 
M.  Lamarre 

Lambert,  M.,  28  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lamer,  Hubert,  Geoff roy  &  Dulude, 
403  Sherbrooke  St.  e.  A.  Lamer, 
M.  Hubert,  L.  Geoffroy,  R. 
Dulude,  J.  P.  Geoffroy 
Lamontagne,  L.,  333  Craig  St.  e. 
Lanctot,  Denis,  31  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lanctot,  Gerard,  266  St.  James  St. 
w. 

Lanctot,  J.-N.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lande,  H.  B.,  132  St.  James  w. 
Landry,  M.,  10  St.  James  St.  e. 
Langevin,  A.,  57  St.  James  w. 
Langevin,  R.  H.,  915  St.  Catherine 
e. 

Langevin,  W.  N.,  6876  Iberville 
Langis,  P.  P.,  354  St.  Catherine  e. 
L’ Anglais,  S.,  1440  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Langlois,  J.  C.  H.,  Q.C.,  10  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Langlois,  Miss  L.,  10  James  St.  w. 
Langlois.  R.,  57  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lapointe.  L.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Lapointe,  Louis  A.,  Q.C.,  2201  C6t6 
St.  Michel 

Lapointe,  Marc,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Larin,  L.,  465  St.  Jean  St. 

Larivee  &  Beaulieu,  266  St.  James 
St.  w.  R.  Larivee,  H.  S.  Beaulieu 
Lariviere,  L.  P.,  Q.C.,  60  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Lattoni,  M.  E.,  Q.C.,  60  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Laurencelle,  U.,  Q.C.,  152  Notre 
Dame  e. 

Laurendeau  &  Laurendeau,  Duluth 
Bldg.,  84  Notre  Dame  St.  w. 
A.  Laurendeau,  Q.C.,  Godefroy 
Laurendeau,  Hon.  C.  Lauren¬ 
deau,  Q.C.,  M.  Laurendeau 
Laureys,  J.  F.,  455  Craig  St.  w. 
Laurier,  M.,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
Laurier,  Yves,  Q.C.,  152  Notre 
Dame  St.  e. 

Laurin,  M.  P.,  1080  University  St. 
Lavallee,  C.  H.,  750  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Lavallee,  J.  P.,  266  St.  James  St.  w. 
Laverty,  F.  J.,  Q.C.,  461  Mt. 
Stephen 

Lavery,  Claude,  5875  Papineau  St. 
Lavery  &  Lavery,  1575  Saint  Denis. 
Salluste  Lavery,  Q.C.,  Pierre 
Lavery 

Lavut,  L.  D.,  1449  St.  Alexander  St 
Lawrence.  F.  S.,  2082  Tupper  St. 
Le  Beau,  P.,  433  St.  Joseph  Blvd.  w. 
Lebel,  B..  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
LeBel,  Miss  G.,  8568  Des  Beiges  St. 
Le  Bel,  J.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Leblanc.  L.  R.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Leblanc,  Paul,  Q.C.,  333  Craig  St,  e, 
LeBlane,  R.,  Q.C.,  (City  Hall) 


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Leboeuf  &  Leboeuf,  200  St.  James 
St.  w.  E.  Leboeuf,  Q.C.,  R.  Leboeuf 
LeDain,  G.,  3544  Peel  St. 

Leduc,  Y.,  4080  Wellington  St. 
Lefebvre,  B.,  Q.C.,  20  St.  James 
St.  e. 

Lefebvre,  J.  L.,  283  St.  James  St.  w. 
Lefebvre,  P.,  New  Court  House 
Lefebvre,  Yvon.,  970  De  Bullion 
Lefrancois  &  Goulet,  31  St.  James 
St.  w.  R.  G.  Lefranfois,  J.  E. 
Goulet 

Legault,  G.,  3805  Marlowe  St. 
Legault,  Guy,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Leger,  A.,  2116  Centre  St. 

Leger,  Lucien,  3518  Durocher  St. 
LeJour,  P.  E.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Lemay  &  Ross,  132  St.  James  w. 

H.  P.  Lemay,  P.  E.  Ross 
Lepage,  J.  A.,  373  St.  Louis  Sq. 
Leroux  &  Guay,  57  St.  James  St. 

w.  Didier  Leroux.  L  P.  Guay 
Lesperance,  T.,  177  Sherbrooke 
St.  w. 

Lessard,  Jacques,  750  St.  Gabriel 
St. 

Letourneau,  Quinlan,  Forest,  Des- 
chenes  &  Emery,  10  St.  James 
St.  w.  J.  Letourneau,  Q.C., 
C.  G.  Quinlan,  Paul  Forest,  J. 
Deschenes,  G.  Emery,  G.  Ray¬ 
mond,  M.  Dufours,  R.  LaPrairie, 
Y.  C6t6 

Leveque,  R.,  Q.C.,  New  Court 
House 

Levesque,  Paul,  354  St.  Catherine  e. 
Levin,  A.,  266  Notre  Dame  w. 
Levin,  L.,  135  Clement  St.  w. 
Levine,  Lyon,  207  Craig  St.  w. 
Levine,  T.  I.,  460  St.  Catherine  w. 
Lewandowski,  B.  A.,  152  Notre 
Dame  e. 

Liberman,  J.  L.,  660  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Lightstone  &  Riback,  400  St.  James 
St.  W.  J.  Lightstone,  M.  Riback 
Litner,  D.,  423  Mayor  St. 

Litovsky,  A.,  5616  Park  Ave. 
Liverman,  Liverman  &  Briskin, 
1435  St.  Alexander,  M.  Liver¬ 
man,  L.  Liverman,  J.  Briskin 
Loiselle.  G.  E.,  57  St.  James  w. 
Long.  Georges  H..  6377  St.  Hubert 
Long,  J.  W.,  Q.C.,  204  Notre 
Dame  w. 

Loranger  &  Beaudette,  333  Craig 
St.  e.  J.  R.  Beaudette,  J.  H. 
Loranger,  Q.C. 

Loranger,  J.  T„  Q.C.,  3530  Atwater 
St. 

Louis  &  Berger,  159  Craig  St.  w. 

B.  L.  Louis,  E.  S.  Berger,  J. 
Shayne 

Lussier,  Arthur,  433  Notre  Dame  e 
Lussier,  Miss  M„  31  St.  James 
St.  w. 

McCaffrey,  C.  F.,  Q.C.,  757  Place 
d  Armes 

McCammon,  J.  W.  M.,  5400  Hoche- 
laga  St. 

McDonald  &  Joyal,  1117  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  w.  M.  Joyal,  J.  PI.  Mc¬ 
Donald,  P.  M.  Olivier,  P.  L. 
Dessaules 

McKay,  G.  D.,  620  Cathcart  St. 
McKenzie,  C.  R.,  Q.C.,  2075  Mans¬ 
field  St. 

McLeod,  A.  W„  1015  Beaver  Hall 
Hill 

MeMichael,  Common,  Howard, 
Ker  &.  Cate,  Box  126  Place 
d  Armes,  R.  C.  McMiehael,  Q.C., 

F.  B.  Common,  Q.C.,  T.  R.  Ker, 
Q.C.,  Wilbert  H.  Howard,  Q.C., 

E.  Cate,  Q.C.,  J.  Leigh  Bishop, 
Q.C.,  C.  S.  Richardson,  Q.C.,  J 
Ogilvy  Q.C.,  F.  C.  Cope, 
Q.C.,  J.  G.  Porteous,  Q.C.,  Hazen 
Hansard,  Q.C.,  J.  de  M.  Marler, 


Q.C.,  G.  H.  Montgomery,  Q.C., 
A.  Forget,  Q.C.,  T.  H.  Mont¬ 
gomery,  P.  F.  Renault,  Brock  F. 
Clarke,  John  G.  Kirkpatrick,  R. 
E.  Morrow.  Frank  B.  Common, 
Jr.,  Wm.  S.  Tyndale,  K.  S. 
Howard,  W.  A.  Grant,  M.  S. 
Hannon,  P.  W.  Gauthier,  John 
Bishop,  J.  H.  Tennant  (See  card, 
p.  512) 

McMurtry,  A.  S.,  1455  Union  St. 
McNamee,  K.  F.,  901  Victoria  Sq. 
MacDonald,  A.  J.,  1980  Sherbrooke 
St.  w. 

Macnaughton  &  Harvey,  276  St. 
James  St.  w.  A.  A.  Macnaughton, 
Q.C.,  R.  C.  Harvey,  A.  Des 
Rosiers,  E.  J.  Lattimer 
Magee,  O’Donnell  &.  Byers,  507 
Place  d’Armes.  A.  A.  Magee, 
Q.C.,  Hugh  E.  O'Donnell,  Q.C., 
D.  N.  Byers,  Q.C.,  E.  K. 
McDougall,  Q.C.,  W.  Austin 
Johnson,  P.  Casgrain,  T.  W. 
Brown  (See  card,  p.  512) 

Maillet,  Roland,  50  de  Lavigne  Rd. 
Major,  G.,  606  Cathcart  St. 

Malkin,  E.  H.,  1100  Beaver  Hall 
Hill 

Malouf,  A.  H.,  265  Craig  St.  w. 
Maranda,  J.-A.,  5  St.  James  St.  e. 
Marcotte,  C.,  276  St.  James  St.  w 
Marcotte,  L.  C„  8722  Hochelaga 
St. 

Marccrux,  Real.  266  St.  James  w. 
Marcus,  A.,  1410  Stanley  St. 
Marcus  &  Feiner,  610  St.  James 
St.  w.  A.  Marcus,  A.  Feiner 
Margolese,  L.S.,  359 St. James  St.  w. 
Marin,  Armand,  44  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Marks,  L.,  614  St.  James  St.  w. 
Martel,  Arthur,  7513  St.  Hubert 
Martin,  A.,  266  St.  James  St.  w. 
Martin,  J.  E.,  1155  Metcalfe 
Martin eau,  P.,  2900  Mt.  Royal 
Blvd. 

Masse,  A.,  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e 
Masse,  P.,  Q.C.,  152  Notre  Dame 


Massicotte,  Champagne  &  LeBlanc, 
10  St.  James  e.  J.  P.  Massicotte, 
A.  Champagne,  G.  LeBlanc 
Masson,  Hon.  E.,  Q.C.,  333  Craig 
St.  e. 

Masson  H.,  35  McGill  St. 
Mathewson,  Lafleur,  Brown  & 
Pitcher,  507  Place  d’Armes.  Hon. 
J.  A.  Mathewson,  Q.C.,  K  H 
Brown,  Q.C.,  A.  M.  Boulton,  H.' 
G.  Lafleur  Q.C.,  p.  b.  Pitcher, 
Lamb,  J.  Chasse, 
\  P-  Day»  A-  c*  S.  Stead 
Mathieu  &  Mathieu  132  St.  James 
bt.  w.  A.  Mathieu,  Q.C..  F 
Mathieu 

Mayrand,  Albert,  Q.C.,  2900  Blvd. 
Mount  Royal 

Mellancon,  C.,  266  St.  James  St.  w. 
Mendell,  M.  A.,  Q.C.,  159  Craig 

bt.  W. 

Mendels,  M.  M.,  1010  St.  Catherine 
w. 

Mendelsohn,  Rosentzveig  & 
Shacter,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
S.  L.  Mendelsohn,  Q.C.,  L 
Rosen  tzvieg,  M.  Shacter,  D. 
Morris,  E.  L.  Colber 
Mendelssohn,  J.  A.,  159  Craig  St.  w 
Mercier,  L..  168  Notre  Dame  e 
Mercure,  L.-P.,  Q.C.,  City  Hall 
Mercure,  L.,  1155  Metcalfe  St. 
Mercure  Y  10  St.  James  St.  e. 
Meredith  W.  C.  J.,  Q.C.,  3544 
reel  St. 

Metier  B.  S.,  637  Craig  St.  w. 
Merifield,  R.  R.,  600  Dorchester 

St.  W, 


Meunier  &  Barbeau,  57  St.  James 
St.  w.  A.  Meunier,  A.  Barbeau 
Meyerovitch  &  Levy,  660  St. 
Catherine  w.  P.  Meyerovitch, 
Q.C.,  N.  L.  Levy,  L.  Feigen- 
baum,  C.  Shatner,  P.  Meyer 
Michaud,  Mercier,  Poulin,  Denis  & 
Cantin,  1117  St.  Catherine  St.  w. 
P.  G.  Michaud,  M.  Mercier,  G.  R. 
Poulin,  G.  A.  Denis,  J.  Cantin 
Millen,  S.  B.,  639  St.  James  St.  w. 
Miller,  Paul,  934  St.  Catherine 
St.  e. 

Miller,  W.,  204  Notre  Dame  St.  w. 
Millette,  R.  A.,  Q.C.,  57  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Miquelon,  J.,  Q.C.,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Molleur,  E.,  10  James  St.  e. 
Mondor,  Romulus  E.,  8068  St. 
Hubert  St. 

Monet,  A.  Jr.,  333  Craig  St.  e. 
Monette,  Filion  &  Lachappelle,  159 
Craig  St.  w.  G.  Monette,  Q.C., 
G.  Filion,  R.  Lachappelle,  S. 
Clerk,  G.  Monette,  Jr.,  L.  Dus- 
sault,  Q.C.,  A.  Valiquette 
Monette  &  Gourd,  159  Craig  St.  w. 

J.  Monette,  J.  J.  Gourd 
Montambault,  Jules,  1570  St. 

Joseph  Blvd.  e. 

Morand,  C.,  2561  Hector  St. 

Morin,  Guy,  1290  St.  Denis  St. 
Morin,  J.,  Q.C.,  3414  Park  Ave. 
Morin,  L.  J.,  3414  Park  Ave. 
Moskovitch,  Samuel,  Q.C.,  423 
Mayor 

Mousseau,  Gaston,  3847  Berri 
Mousseau,  Gerald,  57  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Mousseau  J.  O.,  Q.C.,  4371 
Madison 

Mullally,  J.  E.,  485  McGill 
Munich,  A.  G.,  161  Lagauchetiere 
w. 

Murphy,  E.  L.,  477  St.  Francois 
Xavier 

Murphy,  J.  A.,  Q.C.,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Myerson  &  Sigler,  159  Craig  St.  w. 

M.  H.  Myerson,  Max  I.  Sigler 
Nadon,  J.,  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Nantel  &  Mercure,  333  Craig  e. 

B.  Nantel,  Q.C.,  M.  Mercure 
Newman,  H.,  204  Notre  Dame  w. 
NichoUs,  G.  V.  V.,  Q.C.,  1390 
bherbrooke  w. 

Noel,  A.,  276  St.  James  w. 

Noei  &  Boyer,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 

R.  Noel,  Q.C.,  M.  Boyer 
Noiseaux,  Roger,  360  Craig  St.  w. 
Normandm,  P.,  218  Notre  Dame 

bt.  W. 

Notkin,  David  M.,  10  St.  James  w. 

0  Honi?’  Hal1  &  Nolan, 

507  Place  D’Armes  w.  J.  L 
O’Brien,  Q.C  J.  McG.  Home, 

no’  w  oWi.Ha11’  J-  A-  Nolan, 
G.C.,  H.  S.  Simpson,  C.  Wagner, 
E.E  Saunders,  R.  S.  O’Brien. 

J.  C.  Smythe 

0’SSIl3C;,Viricent'  Nolin  &  Talbot, 
507  Place  d’Armes,  F.  J  T 
O  Reilly,  A.  Vincent,  C.  Nolin] 

R.  Talbot 

Orenstein,  L„  637  Craig  St.  w. 
Oullette,  J.  P„  28  St.  James  St.  w. 
Ouimet,  Laurent,  2826  Louis  Veuil- 
lot 

Ouimet,  P„  4315  Boyer  St. 

Ouimet,  Paul  A.,  810  Cote  de  Liesse 
Oxorn  Milan,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 
Pager  &  Pager,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 

V.  Pager,  Q.C.,  Guy  Pager 
Panneton,  J.,  Q.C.,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Panneton,  P.  E.,  5396  St.  Andre 


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Papillon,  J.  H.  O.,  Q.C.,  4  Notre 
Dame  St.  e. 

Papineau,  A.-P.  28  St.  James  St.  w. 
Paquette,  A.,  60  St.  James  St.  w. 
Paradis,  W.,  4063  Blvd.  Decarie 
Pare,  R.,  914  St.  Denis 
Parent,  H.,  Q.C.,  333  Craig  St.  e. 
Parent,  Roger,  5200  St.  Hubert 
Patenaude  &  Patenaude,  159  Craig 
St.  w.  Hon.  E.  L.  Patenaude, 

Q. C.,  Alph.  Patenaude,  Q.C. 
Pelletier,  A.,  21  Beloeil  Ave. 

Pelletier,  E.,  4  Notre  Dame  e. 
Pelletier,  Yves,  Q.C.,  60  St.  James 

St.  w. 

Pender  &  West,  620  Cathcart  St. 
Gordon  M.  Pender  Q.C.,  A.  M. 
West,  Q.C. 

Penverne,  J.  J.,  Q.C.,  4  Notre 
Dame  St.  e. 

Pepin,  Alexis,  Q.C.,  430  St.  Joseph 
Blvd.  w. 

Perdriau,  Jehan,  266  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Perrault,  D6cary  &  Lussier,  914 
St.  Denis  St.  J.  Perrault,  Q.C., 

R.  G.  D4cary,  C.  Lussier 
Perron,  Guy,  1117  St.  Catherine 

St.  w. 

Phaneuf,  Turgeon  &  Noel,  10  St. 
James  St.  w.  J.  E.  Phaneuf,  Q.C., 
Robert  Turgeon,  J.-P.  Noel 
Phillips,  S.,  276  St.  James  w. 
Phillips,  Bloomfield,  Vineberg  & 
Goodman,  464  St.  John  St.  L. 
Phillips,  Q.C.,  L.  M.  Bloomfield, 
Q.C.,  D.  Goodman,  P.  F.  Vine¬ 
berg,  A.  F.  Garmaise,  N.  F 
Phillips,  M.  Rothman 
Picard,  Claude,  168  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Piche,  M.,  Q.C.,  1405  Peel  St. 
Pichet,  L.,  39  Notre  Dame  St.  w 
Pigeon,  Tourangeau,  Malo,  &  Leger, 
2350  Sherbrooke  St.  e.  R.  Pigeon, 
G.  Tourangeau,  J.  Malo,  J.  L. 
Leger 

Pilon,  J.  W„  Q.C.,  397  St.  Joseph 
Blvd.  w. 

Pinard,  Pigeon,  &  D’Amour,  200 
St.  James  St.  w.  Hon.  Roch 
Pinard,  Marcel  Pigeon,  Rodolphe 
Pare,  Hon.  J.  D’ Armour 
Pinard  &  Pinard,  132  St.  James  St. 

w.  R.  Pinard,  R.  Pinard 
Pinker,  H.,  204  Notre  Dame  St.  w. 
Pinsonnault,  M.,  333  Craig  St.  e. 
Plante,  L.,  Q.C.,  60  St.  James  St.  w. 
Plante,  P.,  City  Hall  Annex 
Plimsoll,  A.  R.  W.,  Q.C.,  445  St. 

Francois-Xavier  ,  . 

Poissant,  E.,  Q.C.,  750  St.  Gabriel 
St.  „  T 

Poisson,  R.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Popliger,  A.  X.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Popliger  &  Popliger,  360  St.  James 
St.  w.  X.  Popliger,  Q.C.,  L. 
Popliger 

Pouliot,  G.,  Q.C.,  159  Craig  St. 
Poupart,  B.,  527  Cherrier 
Pratte,  M.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Prazoff,  I.  R-,  610  St.  James  St.  w. 
Prevost,  A.,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
Prevost,  P.  M.,  39  Notre  Dame 
St.  e.  . 

Prieur,  Jules,  333  Craig  St.  e. 
Puddington,  J.  C.,  11  Stratford  Rd. 
Quesnel,  A.,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
Racicot,  L.,  3607  St.  Denis 
Raider,  A.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Ranger,  Paul,  Q.C.,  31  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Rappaport  &  Whelan,  1121  St. 
Catherine  w.  N.  L.  Rappaport, 
G.  Whelan 

Raymond,  B.  P.,  Q.C.,  266  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Raymond,  G.,  276  St.  James  St.  w. 


Raymond,  J.,  Q.C.,  1830  Panet  St. 
Raymond,  Langlois,  Bissonnet  & 
de  Grandpre,  59  James  St.  w. 
M.  Raymond,  Q.C.,  P.  Langlois, 
Q.C.,  L.  Bissonnet,  Q.C.,  P.  de 
Grandpre,  R.  Chauvin 
Reeves,  P.,  1408  Church  St. 

Reeves,  R.,  Q.C.,  39  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Reid,  B.,  429  Jean  Talon  w. 
Renaud,  J.  P.,  1167  St.  Iiubert 
Resin,  R.,  1255  Phillips  Sq. 

Respitz,  O.,  465  St.  John  St. 

Robert,  B.,  1600  Marie-Anne  e. 
Robert.  Gaetan.  839  Sherbrooke  e. 
Robert  &  Gu4rin,  333  Craig  St.  e. 

G.  Robert,  G.  Gudrin 
Robert.  Jean.  2122  Belanger  St. 
Robertson,  Brierley,  O’Connor  & 
MacDougall,  275  St.  James  St.  w. 
J.  H.  H.  Robertson,  Q.C.,  J.  G. 
Brierley,  Q.C.,  J.  B.  O  Connor, 
J.  W.  Hemens,  L.  G.  McDougall 
W.  A.  Campbell,  R.  C.  T. 
Harris,  W.  D.  Thomas 
Robichaud,  L..  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Robillard,  R.,  524  Jean-Talon  w. 
Robinson,  P.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Robinson  &  Shapiro,  132  St.  James 
St.  w.  B.  Robinson,  Q.C.,  J. 
Shapiro,  Q.C..  T.  H.  Shapiro, 
J.  Robinson,  Miss  P.  Charnetsky 
Robitaille,  M.  G.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Roche,  Macnaughten  &  Bruneau 
132  St.  James  St.  w.  C.  H.  Mac¬ 
naughten,  Q.C.,  J.  R.  Roche, 
Q.C.,  J.  Bruneau 
Rochon,  C.  E.,  1666  St.  Hubert 
Rodier,  C.,  Q.C.,  3459  St.  Denis  SL 
Rohrlick,  L.  H.,  Q.C.,  159  Craig 
St.  w. 

Rolfe,  C.  J.,  4880  Queen  Mary  Rd. 
Rose,  B.,  Q.C.,  3806  Wilson  Ave. 
Rose,  H.  E.  A.,  507  Place  d’Armes 
Rosenblum ,  J.,  465  St.  John  St. 
Rosenhek,  C.,  B.  C.  L .,  10  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Rosenhek,  M.,  10  St.  James  St._w. 
Rosenstein,  A.  J.,  1117  St  Catherine 
St.  w. 


Ross,  L.,  4080  Wellington  St.  w. 

Rouleau,  G.,  9955  d’Auteuil  Blvd. 

Rousseau,  Geo.,  5065  Gouin  Blvd. 
e. 

Rousseau,  Guy,  1290  St.  Denis  St. 

Roux,  G.  57  St.  James  St.  w. 

Roux.  L., Q.C. ,132  St.  James  St.  w. 

Rowat,  E.  W.,  4930  Walkley  St. 

Roy,  G.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 

Rubenstein,  Michael  R.,  159  Craig 
St.  w. 

Rubin,  L.,  307  St.  Catherine  w. 

Rudenko  &  Gross,  132  St.  James 
St.  w.,  S.  D.  Rudenko,  Q.C., 
C.  R.  Gross 

Rudner,  Jack,  159  Craig  St.  w. 

Sabourin,  Ivan,  Q.C.,  507  Place 
d’Armes 

St.  Germain,  Hon.  Paul,  5  Perone 

St.  Germain  &  Renaud,  10  St 
James  e.  J.  St.  Germain,  Q.C., 
Hon.  J.  O.  Renaud,  Q.C. 

St.  Laurent,  J.  E.,  3125  Barclay  St. 

St.  Louis,  J.  P.,  204  Notre  Dame  w. 

St.  Pierre,  G.,  Q.C.,  39  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

St.  Pierre,  P.,  1188  Dorchester  St. 

W- 

Saintonge,  G.,  Q.C.,  511  Glengarry 

Salmon,  Frieda,  20  St.  James  St.  e. 

Salmon  &  Moscovitch,  660  St.  Cath¬ 
erine  w.  M.  Salmon,  M.  Mos¬ 
covitch  „„ 

Sampson,  Mrs.  C.  M.,  750  St, 
Gabriel  _ 

Sauvage,  G.  A„  477  St.  Francois- 
Xavier 


Sauve,  M.,  28  St.  JameB  St.  w. 

Sauve,  Gagnon  &  L'Heureux,  84 
Notre  Dame  St.  w.  Hon.  P. 
Sauve,  Q.C.,  L-P.  Gagnon,  Q.C., 

P.  L’Heureux 

Savage,  J.  C.,  215  St.  James  St.  w. 
Savignac,  J.,  825  Querbes  Ave. 
Savoie,  R.,  201  Notre  Dame  St.  w. 
Schecter,  Benjamin,  414  St.  James 
w. 

Schlesinger,  J.  M.,  400  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Schwartz,  D.  A.,  1117  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Schwartz,  M.  A.,  1449  St.  Alexander 
St. 

Schwisberg,  C.  E.,  1010  St.  Cather¬ 
ine  St.  w. 

Scott,  Prof.  F.  R.,  3544  Peel  St. 

Segall,  A.  N.,  159  Craig  w. 

Seguin,  A..  3665  Laval  St. 

Selick,  A.  D.,  1410  Stanley  St. 

Seton,  L.  A.,  354  Notre  Dame  St. 
w. 

Shorteno,  P.  V.,  Q.C.,  265  Craig 
St.  w. 

Shulman,  B.,  660  St.  Catherme 
St.  w. 

Shuster,  A.,  660  St.  Catherine 

St.  w. 

Silverstone,  H.  L.,  266  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Simard,  A.,  1405  Peel  St. 

Simard,  Claude,  152  Notre  Dame  e. 
Simoneau,  XJ.,  10  St.  James  St.  e 
Sinclair,  C.,  Q.C.,  3701  Cote  St. 
Michel  Rd. 

Slapack,  M.,  660  St.  Catherme  w. 
Slattery,  Belanger  &  Fairbanks, 
201  Notre  Dame  St.  w.  T.  P. 
Slattery,  Q.C.,  L.  E.  Belanger, 

Q  C.,  E.  B.  Fairbanks,  I.  Bisaillon 
Smiley,  S.  J.,  1200  St.  Alexander 
St. 

Smith,  M.,  500  Place  d’Armes 
Smith,  Paul  S.,  Q.C.,  550  Papineau 
Solomon,  N.,  Q.C.,  266  Notre  Dame 
St.  w.  _ 

Solomovitch,  H.,  660  St.  Catherme 

Spector,  J.  J.,  Q.C.,  414  St.  James 

Spec'tor",  R.,  414  St.  James  St.  w. 
Sperber,  L.  A.,  Q.C.,  210  St.  James 

Sperber,  Gold  &  Lapin,  132  St. 
James  St.  w.  M.  M.  Sperber, 
Q.C.,  A.  B.  Gold,  M.  Lapm 
Spiegel,  M.,  265  Craig  St.  w. 
Staveley,  W.  R.,  Q.C.,  57  St.  James 

Stein  &  Stein,  1435  St.  Alexander 
A.  L.  Stein,  S.  Stein,  A.  Yanofsky 
Stewart,  J.  G-,  507  Place  d  Armes 
Stikeman  &  Elliott,  901  Victoria 
sq.  H.  H.  Stikeman,  Q.C.,  R.  F- 
Elliott,  A.  L.  Bissonnette,  T.  J. 
McKenna,  G.  T.  Tamaki,  J.  N. 
Turner,  G.  McCarthy,  J.  A. 
Robb,  Counsel:  C.  F.  Elliott, 
C.  M.  G.,  Q.C.  (See  card,  p.  512) 
Strover  &  Porteous,  417  St.  Peter 
St.  W.  A.  Strover,  J.  H.  Porteous 
Sullivan,  G.,  Q.C.,  477  St.  Francois 
Xavier 

Surprenant,  A.,  333  Craig  St.  w. 
Swards,  M.  H„  Q.C.,  454  Dor¬ 
chester  St.  w.  _  .  . 

Sylvestre  &  LeBrun,  564  Guizot  St. 

Y.  Sylvestre,  M.  LeBrun 
Taillefer,  G„  Q.C.,  57  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Tannage,  E.  G.,  4  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Tansey,  de  Grandpre  &  de  Grand- 
pre,  276  St.  James  St.  w.  Harold 
A.  Tansey,  Q.C.,  L.  P.  de  Grand¬ 
pre,  Q.C.,  A.  J.  de  Grandpre,  A. 
Bergeron,  I3.  Perrault 
Tarte,  J.  L.,  9999  St.  Michel  Blvd 


518 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— QUEBEC 


[1956 


Taschereau,  A.,  4080  Wellington 
Ave. 

Taschereau,  Eudes  &  Denys,  4 
Notre  Dame  St.  e.  C.  C.  Tach- 
ereau,  Q.C.,  R.  Eudes,  N.  C. 
Denys 

Telier,  C.,  4080  Wellington  St. 
Tellier,  J.,  Q.C.,  10  St.  James  St.  w. 
Tessier,  A.,  City  Hall  Annex 
'Tessier,  Camille,  Q.C.,  (Old)  Court 
House 

Th£berge  &  Richer,  152  Notre 
Dame  St.  e.  A.  Th6berge,  Q.C., 
R.  Richer 

Therrien  &  Coderre,  159  Craig  St. 

w.  E.  Therrien,  J.  Coderre 
Thouin,  L.,  31  St.  James  St.  w. 
Tinkoff,  L.  L.,  266  Notre  Dame 
St.  w. 

Tisseur,  J.,  1155  Metcalfe 
Tourigny,  A.,  Q.C.,  266  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Trahan,  Hodge  &  Trudelle,  183  St. 
Catherine  St.  e.  J.  Trahan,  R. 
Hodge,  Q.C.,  J.  A.  Trudelle 
Trahan,  M„  Q.C.,  5030  St.  Denis 
Tremblay,  Miss  Leda,  57  St. 
James  w. 

Tremblay,  Monk  &  Forget,  507 
Place  d’Armes.  L.  Tremblay, 
Q.C.,  E.  C.  Monk,  A.  Forget 
Trepanier,  L.,  Q.C.,  1600  Berry  St 
Tritt,  Gerald  S.,  Q.C.,  484  McGill 
St. 

Trottier,  Emile,  132  St.  James  St. 
w. 

Trudeau,  Beaulieu,  Ethier  &  Morel, 
204  Notre  Dame  St.  w.  M.  Trud¬ 
eau,  Q.C.,  R.  Beaulieu,  J.  A. 
Ethier,  F.  Morel,  J.  Rousseau 
Trudeau,  P.,  152  Notre  Dame  St.  e. 
Trudel,  L.  C.,  152  Notre  Dame 
St.  e. 

Usher,  P.  J.,  660  St.  Catherine  w. 
Vadeboncoeur,  M.,  Q.C.,  455  Craig 
St.  w. 

Vadboncoeur,  Pierre,  1231 
Demontigny  St.  e. 

Vaillancourt,  J.  N.,  905  Delorimier 
St. 

Vanier  &  Vanier,  57  St.  James  St.  w. 

A.  Vanier,  Q.C.,  G.  Vanier,  Q.C. 
Vallerand,  C.  R.,  56  Kelvin  Ave 
Verschelden  &  Godbout,  132  St. 
James  St.  w.  J.  P.  Verschelden, 
Q.C.,  M.  D.  Godbout,  R.  Bourret, 

J.  E.  O’Brien 

Vien,  R.,  1015  Beaver  Hall  Hill 
Vien,  Parti,  Gould  &  Vien,  132  St. 
James  St.  w.  Hon.  T.  C.  Vien 
Q.C.,  A.  A.  Parti,  A.  PI.  G.  Gould! 

J.  T.  Vien 

Wainer,  I.  J.,  159  Craig  St.  w. 
Wainwright,  Elber.  Laidley,  Leslie, 
Bourgeois  &  Doheny,  Aldred 
Bldg.  Arnold  Wainwright,  Q.C., 
Aubrey  H.  Elder,  Q.C.,  W.  H. 
Laidley,  Q.C.,  C.  W.  Leslie,  B.  de 
L.  Bourgeois,  Q.C.,  D.  Doheny, 

J.  A.  Soden,  D.  B.  S.  MacKenzie 
Walker,  Chauvin,  Walker,  Allison 

&  Beaulieu,  414  St.  James  St 
w.  H.  E.  Walker,  Q.C.,  F.  B 
Chauvin,  Q.C..  R.  H.  E.  Walker, 
Q.C.,  G.  A.  Allison,  R.  L.  Beau¬ 
lieu,  W.  Tetley,  C.  A.  Phelan,  J. 
Choquette,  P.  R.  D.  MacKell, 

K.  A.  F.  Gates 

Walsh,  A.  M.,  215  St.  James  St.  w. 
Wasserman,  Gertrude,  266  St. 
James  St.  w. 

Wasserman,  J.  J.,  276  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Wasserman,  J.  S.,  5453  Jeanne 
Mance 

Weber,  S.  W.  Q.C.,  132  St.  James 
St.  w. 

Weil-Brenner,  C.  de  St.  Geo.,  4 
Notre  Dame  St.  e. 


Weiner,  M.  M.,  132  St.  James  St.  w. 
Weinfield,  M.,  1215  Greene  Ave. 
Werry,  Royal  E.  C.,  Q.C.,  159 
Craig  St.  w. 

Wesley,  W.  G.,  4  Valois  Circle 
Whitehead,  G.  R.  B.,  3940  Cote 
des  Neiges  Rd. 

Wilhelmy,  F.,  28  St.  James  St.  w. 
Wilson  &  Wilson,  507  Place  d’Armes 
A.  Wilson,  Q.C.,  K.  H.  Wilson 
Wilson,  W.  H.,  4  Notre  Dame  e. 
Wolfson,  C.,  1010  St.  Catherine 
St.  w. 

Zaitlin,  A.  H.  J.,  1405  Peel  St. 
Zimmerman,  A.,  159  Craig  St.  W. 
MURDOCH VI LLE,  Dist.  Gasp<$ 
Gameau,  A.  R.  (Br.  Office) 
MURRAY  BAY,  Dist.  Saguenay 
Asselin,  M. 

DuFours,  P. 

Gaudreault,  Edouard 
Gervais,  Antonio,  Q.C. 

Gobeil,  Pierre 

NAPIERVILLE,  Dist.  Iberville 

( see  St.  Jean) 

NEW  CARLISLE,  Dist.  Bonaven- 
ture 

Dube.  A. 

Grenier,  L. 

Jolicoeur  &  Dion.  E.  Dion,  Q.C., 
H.  Jolicoeur,  Q.C. 

Sheehan,  Levesque  &  Rioux.  J.  P’. 
Sheehan,  G.  D.  Levesque,  G. 
Rioux 

NICOLET,  Dist.  Nicolet 
Proulx,  A. 

Smith,  P. 

Vigeant,  A. 

PERCE,  Dist.  Gasp6 
(see  Gasp6) 

PLESSISVILLE,  Dist.  Arthabaska 
Houde,  E. 

Marchand,  Robert 

PRINCEVILLE,  Dist.  Arthabaska 
Jutras,  P. 

QUEBEC,  Dist.  Quebec 
Attorney  General’s  Dept.,  Hon. 
M.  L.  Duplessis,  Q.C.,  Atty. 
Gen.,  C.  E.  Cantin,  Q.C.,  Hon. 
A*  Rivard,  Q.C.,  P.  Frenette 
Q.C.,  J.  L.  LaRue,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Savard,  Q.C.,  G.  Bornais,  Q.C.. 
F.  Drouin,  M.  Martel.  H.  Pelle¬ 
tier,  L.  de  B.  Gravel,  G.  Savard 
Bard,  Dussault  &  L’Heureux,  771 
St.  Jospeh  St.  e.  S.  S.  Bard,  G. 
Dussault,  C.  L’Heureux 

Barlow  &  Choquette,  110  St.  Peter 
St.  D.  A.  Barlow 

Beaudet,  N.  C.,  350  Blvd.  Charest  e. 
Beaudoin  &  Boutin,  80  St.  Peter 
St.  J.  R.  Beaudoin,  Q.C.,  J  P 
Boutin  ^  ’ 


Beaulieu,  M.  L„  Q.C.,  Laval 
University 

Beaupre,  Brisson  &  Choquette,  130 
bt.  John  St.  Lomar  Brisson,  Henri 
Beaupre,  P.  Choquette,  J.  Gagn6 
Bedard  &  Bedard,  130  St.  John  St. 

J.  Bedard,  P.  Bedard 
Bedard,  J.  J.,  5  St.  Joseph  St. 
Belanger,  Arthur,  Q.C.,  111  Moun- 
tain  Hill 

Belanger,  P  310  St.  Roch  St. 
Belanger,  R.,  Ill  Mountain  Hill 
Bergeron,  B„  449  St.  Foy  St. 
Bergeron,  Marius,  389  St.  Cyrille 
Bherer,  Pouliot  &  Juneau,  399 
St.  Joseph  St.  e.  W.  Bherer,  Q.C., 
G.  Pouliot,  Jacques  Juneau 
Bienjonetti  &  Royer,  23  St.  Jean  St. 

P.  Bienjonetti,  Y.  Royer 
Blanchet,  B.,  310  St.  Roch  St. 

Body  &  Langlois,  466  Crown  St. 
C.  E.  Body,  M.  Langlois 


Boisvert  &  Corriveau,  80  St.  Peter 
St.  M.  Boisvert,  Q.C.,  G.  Corri¬ 
veau,  Q.C. 

Bolduc,  L.  P.,  365  Crown  St. 
Bouffard,  La  Rochelle,  Duchesne  & 
Amyot,  399  St.  Joseph  St.  e.  Hon. 

P.  H.  Bouffard,  Q.C.,  G.  La 
Rochelle,  Raymond  Duchesne, 
Rene  Amyot,  Marguerite  Cho¬ 
quette,  Counsel:  E.  Belleau,  Q.C. 

Bourget  &  Cannon,  111  Mountain 
Hill.  Antoine  Bourget,  Q.C., 
Robert  Cannon,  Q.C. 

Cannon,  Lewis,  105  Mountain  Hill 
Carter,  W.  L.  O.,  25  St.  Louis  St. 
Chaloult,  R.,  Q.C.,  350  Blvd. 
Charest  e. 

Chamberland,  Yvon,  320  Church 
St. 

Champoux,  G.,  Q.C.,  City  Hall 
Chartrain  &  Bernier,  872  St. 
Joseph  St.  e.  P.  Chartrain,  P.-E. 
Bernier 

Choquette,  M.,  132  St.  Peter  St. 
City  Attorneys,  City  Hall.  Pelletier, 
Godbout  &  Leclerc.  B.  Pelletier, 

Q. C.,  E.  Godbout,  Q.C.,  A. 
Leclerc 

Coote,  J.  G.,  Q.C.,  51  Capucins 
Blvd. 

Corriveau  &  Corriveau,  885  St. 
Joseph  St.  e.  Philippe  Corriveau, 
Q.C.,  Anatole  Corriveau 
Cote,  J-L.,  175  Grande  AU6e 
Demers  &  Drouin,  80  St.  Peter  St. 

G.  deL.  Demers,  M.  A.  Drouin 
Desdets  &  Letarte,  11  George  V 
place,  U.  Desdets,  G.  Letarte 
Depeyre,  Michaud,  Beaudry  & 
VallJ.e,  72  Mountain  Hill,  R. 
Depeyre,  G.  Michaud,  H. 
Beaudry,  G.  Vadife 
Desjardins,  W.,  Q.C.,  81  St.  Peter 
St. 

DeVarennes,  Pierre,  126  St.  Peter 
St. 

Donohue.  M.,  1  du  Tresor 
Dorion,  Dorion  &  Doyon  350 
Charest  Blvd.  e.  F.  Dorion,  Q.C., 
G.  Dorion,  G.  Doyon 
Dorion  &  Marseille,  350  Charest 
Blvd.  e.  N.  Dorion,  Q.C.,  P.  Mar¬ 
seille 

Drouin,  F.  O.,  Q.C.,  466  Crown  St. 
Drouin,  H.  P.,  Q.C.,  368  King  St.  e. 
Drouin,  Jacques,  Q.C.,  466  Crown 
St. 

Drouin  &  Drouin,  399  St.  Joseph 
St.  e.  M.  Drouin,  Q.C.,  R. 
Drouin,  Q.C.,  G.  Schreiber 
Dumontier  &  Robitadle,  81  St. 
Peter  St.,  A.  Dumontier,  Q.C.. 

P.  E.  Robitadle 

Dumoulin  &  Remillard,  80  St. 
Peter  St.  J.  Dumoulin,  Q.C.,  J. 
Remillard,  LL.L.,  Q.C. 

Louis’  Q-C.,  46  Mountain 

Hill 

Es°?uf.  G.,  Q.C.,  111  Mountain 
Hill 

Ferland,  Perron,  &  Perron,  517 
Charest  Blvd.  e.  P.  Ferland, 

Q. C.,  J.  Perron,  R.  Perron,  Q.C. 
Flynn,  Percy,  365  Crown  St. 

Fortier,  G„  1080  St.  Louis  Rd. 
Fournier  &  Monast,  65  St.  Anne 

St.  G.  R.  Fournier,  Q.C.,  A. 
Monast 

Fournier,  Ginette,  126  St.  Peter  St. 
Irancoeur,  Hon.  J.  N.,  Q.C.  3 
Buade  St. 

Gagn4,  P.  A.,  455  Dorchester  St. 
Gagnon,  E.,  782  King  St.  e. 

Gagnon  &  de  Billy.  80  St.  Peter  St. 
Hon.  O.  Gagnon,  Q.C.,  V.  A 
de  Billy,  Q.C.,  J.  de  Billy,  Q.C., 

;  ’  ■  de  Billy,  Andre  Gagnon, 
Claude  Gagnon 


1956] 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY— QUEBEC 


519 


Galipeault,  Galipeault  &  Veilleux 
132  St.  Peter  St.  L.  E.  L.  Gali¬ 
peault,  Q.C.,  Jean  P.  Galipeault, 
Q.C.,  F.  Veilleux,  Louise  Gali¬ 
peault,  M.  DeGuimois 

Gaudry,  G.,  71  St.  Peter  St. 

Germain,  Pigeon  &  Thibaudeau, 
72  Mountain  Hill.  S.  Germain, 
Q.C.,  L.  P.  Pigeon,  Q.C.,  R. 
Thibaudeau 

Gilbert,  G.,  1  Crown  St. 

Gingras,  J.  H.  Romeo,  Q.C.,  466 
Crown  St. 

Gosselin,  E.,  Q.C.,  Laval  University 

Gosselin,  Fanning,  Q.C.,  466  Crown 
St. 


Gosselin,  R.,  466  Crown  St. 

Gravel,  Thomson  &  Gravel,  65 
St.  Anne  St.  J.  P.  A.  Gravel, 
Q.C.,  A.  C.  M.  Thompson,  Q.C., 

F.  deB.  Gravel 

Gregoire,  J.  E.,  Q.C.,  111  Mountain 
Hill 

Grenier  &  lloulti,  34  Abraham  Hill, 

J.  Grenier,  Q.C.,  J.  M.  Houl6 
Guerard  &  Pelland,  505  St.  Joseph 
St.  e.  J.  M.  Guerard,  Q.C.,  L. 
Pelland,  Q.C. 

Hearn,  J.  J.,  Q.C.,  67  St.  Peter  St. 
Houde,  L.,  553^  Grande  Allee 
Hudon,  Guy,  Q.C.,  17  Ste.  Famille 
Huot,  Maurice,  502  First  Ave. 
Jessop,  M.,  130  St.  Jean  St. 

Jobin  &  Vezina,  110  Grande  Allee. 

F.  Jobin,  D.  Vezina 
Joli-Coeur,  Henri,  Q.C.,  70  St.  Paul 
St. 

Joli-Coeur,  J.  A.,  Q.C.,  10  Du 
Parloir 

Labreque,  Bernier  &  Alleyn,  126 
St.  Peter  St.  A.  A.  Labreque, 
Q.C.,  Y.  Bernier,  J.  R.  Alleyn 
Laferte,  Hon.  Hector,  Q.C.,  M.L.C., 
14  St.  Peter  St. 

Laflamme,  J.  L.  K.,  Q.C.,  Nat. 
Harbours  Bd. 

Laflamme,  R.,  92  Brown  Ave. 
Lafreni^re,  Letarte  &  Grenier,  116 
Cote  de  la  Montagne,  R.  La- 
freniSre,  R.  Letarte,  G.  Grenier 
Lagace,  Maurice,  487  Blvd.  Chareste 
Lahoud  &  Aube,  410  Queen  St.  e. 

M.  Lahoud,  Denys  Aub4 
Laliberte  &  Kronstrom,  72  Moun¬ 
tain  Hill.  E.  Laliberte,  R.  Krons¬ 
trom  „ ,  , 

Lanctot,  P.,  Q.C.,  709  Blvd 

Charest  e. 

Langevin  &  Morrency,  58  St.  Peter 
St.  R.  Langevin,  J.  Morrency 
Langlois  &  Verge,  126  St.  Peter  St. 

L.  Langlois,  A.  Verge 
Laplante,  Gagne,  Chalifour  & 
Trotier,  42  St.  Anne  St.  A. 
Laplante,  Q.C.,  J.  H.  Gagne,  P. 
Chalifour,  A.  Trotier 
Lapointe,  Des  Rivieres  &  Berube, 
71  St.  Peter  St.  Jacques  Lapointe, 
Guy  des  Rivieres,  Jean  Berube 
Lapointe,  Fortier  &  Cote,  72 
Mountain  Hill.  Hon.  H.  Lapointe, 
Q.C.,  P.C.,  T.  Fortier,  P.  Cote 
La  Roche  &  Fortin,  350  Blvd. 
Charest  e.  Louis  N.  LaRoche, 
Lous  Fortin 

Laverdiere,  S.,  350  Charest  Blvd.  e. 
Lavergne,  E.,  421  Blvd.  Langeuer^ 
Lazarovitz,  Lachance  &  Levesque 
771  St.  Joseph  St.  e.  S.  Lazaro¬ 
vitz,  Q.C.,  P.  Lachance,  A. 
Levesque  _ 

Lebel  &  Letarte,  80  St.  Peter  St.  P. 
Lebel,  Q.C.,  P.  Letarte,  Q.C.,  A. 
Bilodeau 

Leclerc,  C.  E.,  466  rue  de  la  Cou- 

ronne 


Legendre,  Masson  &  Richard  425 
Charest  Blvd.  e.  R.  Legendre, 
Q.C.,  V.  Masson,  E.  Richard 
Lemay,  L.,  48  St.  Louis  St. 

Lemieux,  M.  A.,  Q.C.,  135  Grande 
A116e 

Lesage,  A.,  365  Crown  St. 

Lesage,  Turgeon  &  Bienvenue,  34 
dela  Fabrique.  Paul  Lesage,  Q.C., 
Jean  Turgeon,  Q.C.,  Hon.  Jean 
Lesage,  J.  Bienvenue 
Letourneau  &  Paradis,  368  King 
St.  e.  M.  Letourneau,  A.  Paradis 
Letourneau,  R.,  72  St.  Paul  St. 
Levesque,  Maltais,  Morin  &  Des- 
gagne,  130  St.  Jean  St.  A.  Maltais, 

J.  P.  Morin,  A.  Desgagne,  G. 
Levesque  . 

L’Heureux,  J.,  Ill  Mountain  Hill 
L’Heureux,  M.,  312  Sixth  St. 

Lortie,  L.,  Q.C.,  Librarian,  Court 
House 

Maher,  R.,  425  Blvd.  Charest  e. 
Marceau  &  Marquis,  130  St.  Jean. 
Louis  Marceau,  Jacques  Marquis, 
A.  Marceau 

Marcotte,  B.,  310  St.  Roch  St. 
Mercier,  G.,  209  St.  Paul  St. 
Miquelon,  Paul,  Q.C.,  466  Crown 
St. 

Morneau,  Georges,  1166-3rd  Ave. 
Morneau,  L.,  350  Blvd.  Charest  e. 
Nadeau,  Rene,  2603  St.  Louis  St. 
Noel  &  Rioux,  27  Buade  St.,  C. 

Noel,  Q.C.,  C.  Rioux 
Parent,  Charles,  Q.C.,  71  St.  Peter 
St. 

Parent,  S.  G.,  25  St.  Louis  St. 
Philippon,  J.  H.,  Q.C.,  709  Blvd. 
Charest  e. 

Plante,  J.-L.,  79  St.  Louis  St. 

Pouliot,  L.  A.,  Q.C.,  310  St.  Roch 
St. 

Pouliot,  M.,  282  St.  Joseph  St.  e. 
Power,  Kieffer  &  Power,  10  rue  du 
Fort.  Hon.  C.  G.  Power,  Q.C., 

P. C.,  F.  G.  Power,  M.  Kieffer 
Pratte,  C.,  105  Mountain  Hill  Rd. 
Pratte,  Tremblay  &  Dechgne,  35 

Palace  Hill,  Y.  Pratte,  L.  Pratte, 
C.  Tremblay,  A.  DechSne 
Pr6mont,  J.,  13  Place  D’Aiguillon 
Prevost,  Gagne,  Flynn  &  Chouinard, 
65  St.  Anne  St.  Hon.  Y.  Prevost, 

Q. C.,  M.  Gagne,  Q.C.,  Jacques 
Flynn,  Q.C.,  J.  Chouinard 

Rivard,  Blais,  Gobeil  &  Rivard,  27 
Buade  St.  Hon.  A.  Rivard,  Q.C., 
J.  Blais,  Q.C.,  A.  Gobeil,  Q.C., 
Jean  Rivard 

Roger,  P.,  13  Place  D  Aiguillon 
Rouillard,  Leon,  Q.C.,  771  St. 

Joseph  St.  e. 

Rov,  Pelletier  &  Laflamme,  72 
Mountain  Hill.  P.  Roy,  Q.C 
G.  Pelletier,  O.  Laflamme 
Royer,  J.,  Q.C.,  111  Mountain  Hill 
St.  Laurent,  Letourneau,  Johnston, 
Cantin  &  Leahy,  65  St.  Anne  St. 
Hon.  L.  S.  St.  Laurent,  Q.C., 
LL.D.,  R.  St.  Laurent,  Q.C., 
J.  P.  St.  Laurent,  R.  Letourneau, 
Q.C.,  C.  Douglas  Johnston,  J.-C. 
Cantin,  J.  Leahy,  G.  Riverin 
Savard  &  Corriveau,  34  Fabrique 
St.  J.  Savard,  Q.C.,  L.  Corriveau 
Savard,  Gaston,  466  Crown  St. 
Simard,  E.,  80  St.  Peter  St. 

Simard,  I,  264  Crown  St. 

Sirois,  Y.,  466  Crown  St. 
Taschereau,  Cannon  &  Fremont 
Can.  Bank  of  Commerce  Bldg., 
Paul  Taschereau,  Q.C.,  C.  A. 
Cannon,  Q.C.,  J.  Fremont 
Theriault,  Hon.  Elisee,  Q.G.,  111 
Mountain  Hill 

Trepanier,  V.,  Q.C.,  350  Charest 
Blvd.  e. 

Turgeon,  M.,  310  St.  Roch  St, 


Vaillancourt,  G.  Q.C.,  815  Cardinal 
Rouleau  St. 


RICHMOND,  Dist.  St.  Francois 
Blanchette,  Peloquin  &  Savoie  (Br. 
Office) 

Johnson,  D.  (Br.  Office) 

Roy,  S.  M. 

RIMOUSKI,  Dist.  Rimouski 
Asselin  &  Asselin.  R.  E.  Asselin, 
Q.C.,  D.  Asselin 

Casgrain  &  Casgrain.  Hon.  P. 

Casgrain,  Q.C.,  A.  P.  Casgrain 
Chasse,  A.,  Q.C. 

D'Anjou,  C.  H. 

Gagnon  &  Gagnon.  P.  E.  Gagnon, 
Q.C.,  G.  Gagnon,  C.  Gagnon 
Gendreau  &  Beaulieu.  A.  Gendreau, 

C.  A.  Beaulieu 
Tessier,  M.  (Rosaire,  B6rub6) 

St.  Onge,  J.  A. 

RIVIERE  DU  LOUP,  Dist.  Ka- 
mouraska 
B6rub6,  J.  P. 

Chasse  &  Chasse.  H.  Chasse,  G.  E. 

Chasse 
Dugal,  L. 

Fournier,  Blaise 
Gravel,  J.  A.  P. 

Lavoie,  J.  B. 

Lizotte,  L.  P.,  Q.C. 

Pouliot,  J.  F.,  Q.C. 

Rioux,  D.  E. 

ROBERVAL,  Dist.  Roberval 
Beauchemin,  P.  E. 

Bergeron  &  Bergeron.  T.  L.  Ber¬ 
geron,  Q.C.,  R.  Bergeron 
Girard,  W.  H.,  Q.C. 

Potvin,  C. 

Roy,  R. 

ROCK  ISLAND,  Dist.  St.  Francois 
Fregeau,  A.  H.,  Q.C. 
ROSEMERE,  Dist.  Terrebonne 
Fergusson,  J.  R. 

ROUYN-NORANDA,  Dist. 

Rouyn-N  oranda 
Bedard,  R. 

Bureau  &  Bureau.  L.  Bureau,  Q.C. 

R.  Bureau  , 

Cinq-Mars  &  Lacroix.  M.  Cinq- 
Mars,  M.  Lacroix 
Cuddihy,  Paul,  Q.C. 

Curran,  R.J. 

Fortin,  Grimard,  Ryan  &  Mignault, 
M.  Fortin,  Q.C.,  N.  Grimard, 
G.  J.,  Ryan,  I.  Mignault 
Garmaise  &  McNally,  M.  J.  Gar- 
maise,  F.  J.  McNally 
Levebvre,  A.  J.,  Q.C. 

STE.  AGATHE  DES  MONTS, 
Dist.  Terrebonne 
Demers,  M. 

Duquette,  J. 

Gelinas,  P. 

Marcovitz,  J. 

Stein,  M.,  Q.C. 

STE.  ANNE  DES  MONTS,  Dist. 

Gasp6 
Cote,  B. 

Tremblay.  B.  V. 

ST.  CESAIRE,  Dist.  St.  Hyacinthe 
Cerini  &  Jamieson  &  Co.,  (Br. 
Office) 

ST.  COEUR  de  MARIE,  Rober¬ 
val,  J.  D. 

Dussault-Mailloux,  Y. 

( see  St.  Joseph  d’Alma) 

ST.  EUSTACHE,  Dist.  Terrebonne 
Paquin,  J.  A. 

ST.  FELICIEN,  Dist.  Roberval 
Marquis,  M. 

ST  GEORGES,  Dist.  Beauce 
Baillargeon,  P.  E. 

Laflamme,  R. 

Lemay-Lavoie,  T. 

Thibaudeau,  C. 


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LEGAL  DIRECTORY— SASKATCHEWAN 


[1956 


ST.  HYACINTH E,  Dist.  St.  Hya- 

cinthe 

Blanchet,  J.  P. 

Bousquet.  J. 

Deslandes,  G. 

Dumaine,  M. 

Fortier,  J. 

Lemonde,  M- 
Morin,  G. 

Pothier,  Philippe,  Q.C. 

Raby,  D. 

Rousseau,  M. 

Sylvestre,  Gaetan,  Q.C. 
Toueignant,  E. 

ST.  JEAN,  Dist.  Iberville 
Cartier  &  Cartier.  J.  Cartier,  Q.C., 
J.  Cartier,  Jr. 

Demers,  Maurice,  J.,  Q.C. 

Denault,  J. 

Dery,  Stanislas 
Forget;  A. 

Frederick,  Jean 
Poulin,  S.,  Q.C. 

Sabourin  &  Sabourin.  I.  A.  Sabou- 
rin,  Q.C.,  A.  G.  Sabourin,  Q.C. 
Tremblay,  R. 

ST.  JEROME,  Dist.  Terrebonne 
Boucher,  M. 

Charrette,  J.  E. 

de  Martigny  &  Marchessault.  F.  C 
L.  de  Martigny,  Q.C.,  B.  Mar¬ 
chessault 

Fortier  &  Mathieu.  J.  Fortier. 

Q.C.,  G.  Mathieu 
Guerin,  J. 

Larose,  P. 

Nantel,  L.,  Q.C. 

Prevost,  H. 

Raymond,  Raymond 
Thinel,  L. 

ST.  JOSEPH  D’ALMA,  Dist. 
Roberval 

Gauthier  &  Falardeau.  Andre  Gau¬ 
thier,  Louis-Patrick  Falardeau 
Harvey,  G. 

Lapointe,  D. 

Lefebvre,  Jules 
Tremblay,  J.  E. 

Tremblay,  J.  V.,  Q.C. 

ST-  JOSEPH  DE  BEAUCE,  Dist. 
Beauce 

Beaudoin,  R.,  Q.C. 

Lacourciere,  Ant.,  Q.C. 

O'Farrell,  E.,  Q.C. 

Taschereau  &  Cliche.  R.  G.  Tas- 
chereau,  R.  Cliche,  R.  Vezina 
ST-  JOSEPH  DE  GRANTHAM, 
Dist.  Arthabaska 
Rousseau,  P.,  Q.C. 

ST.  LAMBERT,  Dist.  Montreal 

(see  Montreal) 

STE.  MARIE,  Dist.  Beauce 
Ferland,  L.  A. 

STf-*  SOPH|E  DE  LEVRARD, 

Dist.  Nicolet 
Mayrand,  A. 

STF, -.  therese  DE  blain- 

VILLE,  Dist.  Terrebonne 
Fauteux,  A. 

Larose,  Paul 
Pilon,  J.  A.,  Q.C. 

ST-  TITE,  Dist.  Trois  Rivieres 
(See  Shawinigan  Falls) 


SAYABEC,  Dist.  Rimouski 
Rioux,  L.  P. 

SEPT-ISLES,  Dist.  Saguenay 
Dionne,  H. 

Rouleau  &  Paradis  (Br.  Office) 

SHAWINIGAN  FALLS,  Dist. 

Trois  Rivieres 
Bastien,  A. 

Guillemette,  J.  C.,  Q.C. 

Hamel,  R. 

Lafond,  Gelinas  &  Lafond,  J.  La- 
fond,  Q.C.,  A.  Gelinas,  Q.C.,  J. 
C.  Lafond 
Lajoie,  R. 

Lamothe,  L. 

SHERBROOKE,  Dist.  St.  Fran¬ 
cois 

Beaudry,  Pierre 

Blanchette,  Peloquin  &  Savoie, 
Guy  Blanchette,  J.  L.  Peloquin, 
G.  Savoie  Counsel :  Evender  Veil- 
leux,  Q.C. 

Brazeau,  P.  E. 

Cote,  Leonce 

Crepeau  &  Crepeau.  R.  Crepeau, 
G.  Crepeau 
Denis,  A. 

Desruisseau,  Fortin  &  Rouillard, 
Paul  Desruisseau,  Q.C.,  C. 
Fortin,  J.  Rouillard 
Dugre  &  Allard.  R.  Dugre,  Q.C., 
M.  Allard 
Gervais,  P.  M. 

Grundy,  H.  E.,  Q.C. 

Holtham,  B.  N.,  Q.C. 

Leblanc,  Delorme  &  Barnard.  A. 
Leblanc,  Q.C.,  E.  Barnard,  M. 
Delorme,  Q.C.,  C.  Leblanc 
Lemay,  L.  G. 

Lemieux,  Chs. 

Lynch,  W.  H.,  Q.C. 

Messara,  C. 

Murphy,  George 
Nadeau,  A.,  Q.C. 

Nicol,  Hon.  J.,  Q.C. 

Poulin,  F. 

Rosseau  &  Bradley,  A.  Rosseau, 
_  Q-.C-,  W.  H.  Bradley,  Q.C 
Tobin,  A.  R.,  Q.C. 

Turmel,  B. 

SOREL,  Dist.  Richelieu 
Ally,  P.  E. 

Belanger,  P.  A. 

Cardin,  Lucien 
Cournoyer,  Gerard 
GagmS,  R. 

Gauthier,  G. 

Guertin,  P.  E. 

Joyal,  Albert 
Peloquin,  P.  A. 

Pontbriand  &  Cournoyer.  P  N 
Pontbriand,  Q.C.,  Charles  Cour¬ 
noyer 

SWEETSBURG,  Dist.  Bedford 
Bertrand,  J.  J.,  Q.C. 

Turmel,  G. 

TEiRREBONNE,  Dist.  Terrebonne 
Craig,  R. 

THETFORD  MINES,  Dist.  Artha- 
baska 

Beaudoin,  Antonio,  Q.C. 

Drolet,  Lucien,  Q.C. 

Messara,  Miss  C. 

Setlawke,  R.  C. 


Talbot  &  Roberge.  L.  U.  Talbot, 
Q.C.,  Gabriel  Roberge 

TROIS  RIVIERES,  Dist.  Trois 
Rivieres 

Balcer  &  Houde.  L.  Balcer,  Q.C., 

P.  Houde 
Biron,  H.  J. 

Bisson  &  Bisson,  R.  Bisson,  Q.C., 
C.  Bisson 

Bureau,  Jean  Marie,  Q.C. 
Chateauneuf,  J.  M. 

De  Celles,  J. 

Dussault,  M.  (Br.  Office) 

Gabias  &  Laperriere,  Y.  Gabias 
L.  Laperriere,  W.  Garriepy 
Gouin  &  Provencher.  G.  Gouin, 

Q. C.,  R.  Provencher 

Lajoie  &  Lajoie.  F.  Lajoie,  Q.C., 
F.  Lajoie,  Jr. 

Langlois  &  Ritchie.  Maurice  Lang- 
lois,  Frank  Ritchie 
Laroche,  Roger 
Legris,  Real 

Marchand  &  Lacoursiere.  J.  L. 

Marchand,  Q.C.,  J.  Lacoursiere 
Marchildon,  Joseph,  Q.C. 

Methot  &  Methot.  Leon  Methot, 
Q.C.,  Jean  Methot 
Nobert,  F. 

Pinsonnault,  L.,  Q.C.,  (City  Attor¬ 
ney) 

Pinsonnault  L. 

Provencher,  J.,  Q.C. 

Rioux,  Richard 

VAL  D'OR— BOURLAMAQUE 

Abitibi  Dist. 

Baillargeon,  C. 

Baillargeon,  J.  L. 

Cliche  &  Cliche.  L.  Cliche,  V. 
Cliche 

Tourigny,  Lucien,  Q.C. 

VALLEYFIELD,  Dist.  Beauhar- 

nois 

Codebecq,  L.,  Q.C. 

Cossette  &  Cossette.  J.  P.  Cossette, 

L.  Cossette 
Lafontaine,  R. 

Lauzon,  L.  P. 

Leblanc  &  Barrette.  A.  Leblanc,  R. 
Barrette 

Lemieux  &  Savard.  A.  Lemieux, 
Q.C.,  R.  Savard 

Meloche  &  Perron.  G.  A.  Meloche 

M.  Perron 

VICTORIAVI LLE,  Dist.  Artha¬ 
baska 

Beaudet,  R.,  Q.C. 

Demers,  P.  A. 

Ferland  C. 

Jutras,  Pierre 

Lacourcier  &  Laliberte,  G.  Lacour- 
ciere,  J.  M.  Laliberte 
Trottier,  L. 

VILLE-MARIE,  Dist.  Temisca- 
mingue 

Dorion,  C.  E.,  Q.C. 

Fleury,  J. 

Goulet,  D.,  Q.C. 

Vincent,  Roger 

^ATERLOO,  Dist.  Bedford 
Genest,  G. 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  SASKATCHEWAN 

r' _ _ _ _ 


ABBEY,  Swift  Current,  j.d. 

(See  Cabri) 

ABERNETHY,  Melville,  j.d. 
Pederson  &  Norman  (Br.  Office) 

ALSASK,  Kindersley,  j.d. 

Tracy,  Tracy  &  Parker,  G.  E. 
T^cy’  Q-C.,  H.  D.  Parker  (Br. 
Office) 


ARCOLA,  Areola,  j.d. 
Campbell  &  Campbell.  W  G 
Campbell,  E.  J.  Campbell 
McLellan,  P. 

ASSINIBOIA,  Assiniboia,  j.d. 
Feuring,  H.  F. 

Frost,  R.  E.,  Q.C. 

Platzer,  W.  A. 


E. 


BALCARRES,  Melville,  j.d. 
Imlach,  F. 

BATTLEFORD,  Battleford,  j.d. 
Grant,  D.  A. 

Waterman,  S.  L. 

BIGGAR,  Wilkie,  j.d. 

MacMillan,  Eamon  &  Noble  (Br 
Office) 


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LEGAL  DIRECTORY— SASKATCHEWAN 


521 


BIRCH  HILLS,  Prince  Albert,  j.d. 
Harris  &  Nelson.  F.  M.  Harris, 
W.  H.  Nelson 

BLAINE  LAKE,  Battleford,  j.d. 
Agnew,  T.  G. 

BUCHANAN,  Yorkton,  j.d. 
Stewart,  Brown  &  Edgar  (Br. 
Office) 

CABRI,  Swift  Current,  J.D. 
Robinson,  J. 

CANORA,  Yorkton,  j.d. 

Koziar,  P.  W. 

Walker,  W„  Q.C. 

CARLYLE,  Areola,  J.D. 

(see  Areola) 

CARNDUFF,  Estevan,  j.d. 
Newsome,  R.  D.,  Q.C. 

CARROT  RIVER,  Melfort,  j.d. 

(see  Nipawin) 

CONQUEST,  Kindersley,  j.d. 

(see  Outlook) 

CUDWORTH,  Humboldt,  j.d. 
Nieman,  T.  J. 

CUT  KNIFE,  Wilkie,  j.d. 

Maher,  J.  H.  (Br.  Office) 
DAVIDSON,  Regina,  j.d. 
Coxworth,  M.  W.,  Q.C. 
DINSMORE,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 
McCool  &  Proeiuk  (Br.  Office) 
DODSLAND,  Kerrobert,  j.d. 
Lewis,  T.  G.  H. 

EASTEND,  Shaunavon,  j.d. 
Snider,  R.  A. 

EATONIA,  Kindersley,  j.d. 

Peters,  Vernon  O. 

ELFROS,  Wynyard,  j.d. 
McDonald  &  Nieol.  W.  J.  Mc¬ 
Donald 

ESTERHAZY,  Moosomin,  J.D. 
MacKenzie,  D.  A. 

ESTEVAN,  Estevan,  j.d. 

Kohaly,  R. 

Lynd,  W-,  Q.C. 

Newsome,  R.  D.,  Q.C.,  (Agent  of 
the  Atty.  Gen.) 

Perkins,  W.  J.,  Q.C. 

ESTON,  Kindersley,  j.d. 

Hughes,  W.  J. 

Tracy  &  Caskey,  R.  J.  S.  Tracy, 

Q.C.,  R.  J.  Caskey 
FILLMORE,  Weyburn,  j.d. 
Wilson,  F.  C.  (Br.  Office) 

FOAM  LAKE,  Wynyard,  j.d. 
Paulson,  W. 

FORT  QU’APPELLE,  Regina,  j.d. 
Miller,  E.  M„  Q.C. 

FROBISHER,  Estevan,  j.d. 
Klaholz,  R.  L. 

GOVAN,  Wynyard,  J.D. 

Gerrand,  D.  C. 

GRAVELBOURG,  Gravelbourg, 

J.D. 

Bonneau,  S.  M.,  Q.C. 

Colpron,  E. 

Gravel,  MacLean  &  Sirois.  R.  A. 
MacLean,  A.  L.  Sirois 

GRENFELL,  Moosomin,  J.D. 

Kerr,  J.  J. 

GULL  LAKE,  Swift  Current,  j.d. 
Wheat,  F.  G. 

HERBERT,  Swift  Current,  j.d. 
(see  Morse) 

HOLDFAST,  Regina 
Pitcher  &  Ehmann 
HUDSON  BAY,  Melfort,  j.d. 
Ryan,  John 


HUMBOLDT,  Humboldt,  j.d. 
Batten,  Fodchuk  &  Batten.  M.  J. 
Fodchuk,  M.  C.  R.  Batten,  L.  C. 

R.  Batten 

Bence  &  Bence,  L.  F.  Bence,  Q.C. 

(Agent  of  the  Atty.  Gen.) 
Lindsay,  Sutherland  &  Saddlemyer. 

S.  M.  Sutherland,  O.  A.  Saddle¬ 
myer,  J.  H.  Lindsay,  Q.C. 

IMPERIAL,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 

St.  John,  E.  P. 

INDIAN  HEAD,  Regina,  j.d. 

Glass,  J. 

McLeod,  J.  M. 

ITUN  A, Melville,  j.d. 

Stewart,  C.  A. 

JANSON,  Wynyard,  j.d. 

Pratt  &  Eggerton  (Br.  Office) 
KAMSACK,  Yorkton,  j.d. 

Banks,  J.  G. 

Carss,  W.  B. 

Newlove,  T.  H. 

Windsor,  Stephen 
KELLI  HER,  Melville,  j.d. 

(Refer  to  Ituna) 

KELVINGTON,  Humboldt,  j.d. 
Case,  T.  H„  Q.C. 

KERROBERT,  Kerrobert,  j.d. 
Hanbidge,  R.  L.,  Q.C. 

Shields,  J.  E. 

KINDERSLEY,  Kindersley,  j.d. 
Dixson  &  Roberts.  D.  J.  Roberts 
Scott,  R.  W.  E.,  Q.C. 

Tracy,  Tracy  &  Parker.  G.  E. 
Tracy,  Q.C.,  R.  J.  S,  Tracy,  Q.C., 
H.  D.  Parker 

KINISTINO,  Melfort,  j.d. 
Graham,  J.  R.,  Q.C. 

KYLE,  Kindersley,  J.  D. 

Holland,  E.  H. 

LAFLECHE,  Gravelbourg,  j.d. 
Johnston,  D.  M. 

LANGHAM,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 

Gold,  Stockan  &  Co.  I.  FI.  Stockan 
LAN  I  GAN,  Wynyard,  j.d. 

Bence  &  Bence  (Br.  Office) 
LEADER,  Swift  Current,  j.d. 
Kesten,  S.  W. 

LLOYDM I NSTER,  Battleford,  j.d. 

( see  also  Alberta) 

McLean  &  Rendek,  J.  A.  McLean, 
Q.C.,  R.  Rendek 

Miner  &  Wakeling.  V.  U.  Miner, 
Q.C.,  T.  C.  Wakeling 
LOREBURN,  Moose  Jaw,  j.d. 
Baker,  W.  A. 

MACKLIN,  Wilkie,  j.d. 

Allen,  G.,  Q.C. 

MACRORIE,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 
Holman  &  Biss 

MAIDSTONE,  Battleford,  J.D. 
Burlingham,  E.  C. 

MAPLE  CREEK,  Swift  Current, 

J.D. 

Burnett  &  Orr.  W.  R.  Orr 

MARYFIELD,  Areola,  j.d. 
McCallum,  R.  A. 

MEADOW  LAKE,  Battleford,  j.d. 
Cathrea,  H.  L. 

Crawford,  K.  B.,  Q.C. 

MELFORT,  Melfort,  j.d. 
Anderson,  J.  W. 

Cairns  &  Gale.  A.  E.  Cairns,  Q.C. 

J.  N.  Gale,  J.  Eisner 
Joalyn,  J.  C. 

Melfort — Continued 

Keown  &  Co.  H.  E.  Keown,  Q.C. 

Tennent,  L>.  L, 

Woolard,  C.  R. 


MELVILLE,  Melville,  j.d. 

Deshaye  &  Dielschneider,  V.  P. 

Deshaye,  P.  J.  Dielschneider 
Grotsky,  I. 

Ross  &  Kannie.  H.  E.  Ross,  Q.C. 
Tallant,  M.  L. 

MILESTONE,  Weyburn,  j.d. 
Murphy,  B.  F. 

Pederson  &  Norman  (Br.  Office) 
MOOSE  JAW,  Moose  Jaw,  j.d. 
Benson,  A. 

Broatch,  G.  N.,  Q.C. 

Brownridge,  R.  L.,  Q.C. 

Chisholm,  Waldo  &  Neil.  J.  E. 
Chisholm,  Q.C.,  C.  Waldo,  D. 

C.  Neil 

Dickinson,  R.  J.,  Q.C. 

Dubinsky,  B.,  Q.C. 

Grayson  &  McTaggart.  Lester 
McTaggart,  Q.C.,  C.  D.  Gray¬ 
son,  Q.C. 

Marquis,  J.  S.,  Q.C.  (City  Solicitor) 
Phillips  &  Phillips.  J.  E.  Phillips, 
Q.C.,  L.  0.  Phillips 
Pope,  English  &  Whittaker.  H.  W. 
Pope  Q.C.,  J.  R.  English,  Q.C., 

D.  A.  Whittaker 

Rose,  Johnson  &  Moore.  W.  M. 

Rose,  Q.C.,  LeRoy  Johnson,  Q.C., 
Rushford,  Laura  A. 

Seaborn,  W.  E.,  Q.C. 

Trethewey,  G.  R.,  Q.C. 

Wickens  &  Muir.  A.  J.  Wickens, 
Q.C.,  A.  J.  Muir 
MOOSOMIN,  Moosomin,  j.d. 
Bayles,  S.  M. 

Towill,  H.  H.,  Q.C.  (Agent  of  the 
Atty.  Gen.) 

MORSE,  Moose  Jaw,  j.d. 

Pope,  English  &  Whittaker  (Br. 
Office) 

NEUDORF,  Melville,  j.d. 
Hughson,  F.  G. 

NIPAWIN,  Melfort,  j.d. 

Eremko,  J. 

McRae,  M.  C. 

Shearer,  W.  C.,  Q.C. 

Treleaven,  R.  G. 

NORTH  BATTLEFORD,  Battle¬ 
ford,  J.D. 

Bell,  H.  J. 

Brehaut,  A.,  Q.C. 

Conroy,  F.  R.,  Q.C. 

Conroy,  J.  N.,  Q.C. 

Maher,  John  H. 

Mighton,  S.  McD.,  Q.C. 

Olding,  Olding  &  Drul.  J.  G. 
Olding,  Q.C.,  Herbert  Olding, 
S.  W.  Drul  (Agent  of  the  Att'y 
Gen.) 

Policha,  J.  M. 

Sallows,  Osborn  &  Co.,  A.  F. 

Sallows,  Q.C.,  H.  A.  Osborn 
OUTLOOK,  Moose  Jaw,  j.d. 
Holman  &  Biss.  C.  H.  Biss,  Q.C. 
OXBOW,  Estevan,  j.d. 

Hart,  J.  L.,  Q.C. 

PONTEIX,  Gravelbourg,  j.d. 
Marcotte,  Sen.  A.,  Q.C. 

PRELATE,  Swift  Current,  j.d. 

(see  Leader) 

PRINCE  ALBERT,  Prince  Albert, 

J.D. 

Agnew,  D.  T. 

Bendas,  O.  &  Co. 

Branion,  S.  J.  A.,  Q.C.  (City 
Solicitor) 

Coutu,  H.  J.,  Q.C. 

Crepeau,  J.  G. 

Diefenbaker,  Cuelenaere  &  Hall, 
J.  G.  Diefenbaker,  Q.C.,  R.  N. 
Hall,  C.  Harradence,  J.  M. 
Cuelenaere,  Q.C. 

Elder,  W.  G.,  Q.C. 


522 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY — SASKATCHEWAN 


[1956 


Fraser  &  Evasiuk.  H.  J.  Fraser, 
E.  G.  Evasiuk,  Q.C.,  J.  W.  H. 
Sanderson 
Frith,  E.  M. 

Harris  &  Nelson.  F.  M.  Harris, 
W.  H.  Nelson,  D.  Shmigelskj 
Lindsay,  Sutherland  &  Saddlemyer. 
J.  H.  Lindsay,  Q.C.,  S.  M. 
Sutherland,  O.  A.  Saddlemyer 
Maclsaac,  J.  J.  F.,  Q.C. 

Mahon,  P.  A. 

PUNNICHY,  Wynyard,  j.d. 

Seibel,  H.  S. 

QU’APPELLE,  Regina,  j.d. 

Fyffe  &  Fyffe  (Br.  Office) 
RADISSON,  Battleford,  j.d. 

Gold,  Stockan  &  Co.  W.  J.  Gold, 

Q. C.  (Br.  Office) 

RADVILLE,  Weyburn,  j.d. 

Fraser  &  MacDonald,  J.  A.  Fraser, 

R.  A.  MacDonald 
REDVERS,  Areola,  j.d. 

Campbell  &  Campbell.  W.  G.  E 

Campbell,  E.  J.  Campbell  (Br. 
Office) 

REGINA,  Regina,  j.d. 

Aaron,  J.  D.,  Sterling  Trust  Bldg. 
Armstrong,  G.  H.  M.,  McCallum- 
Hill  Bldg. 

Attorney  General's  Dept.:  Hon. 
J.  W.  Corman,  Q.C.,  J.  L.  Sal- 
terio,  Q.C.,  J.  C.  Treleaven, 

Q. C.,  R.  S.  Meldrum,  Q.C.,  J.  R. 
Dunnet,  H.  M.  Ketcheson,  L.  J. 
Salembier,  A.  S.  Boyd,  J.  F. 
McKay,  Q.C.,  P.  S.  Stewart,  Q.C. 

Bagshaw,  Neville  &  Wilson,  186 
Scarth  St.  F.  B.  Bagshaw,  Q.C., 
A.  E.  Neville,  Q.C.,  N.  G.  A. 
Wilson 

Balfour,  Davidson  &  Co.  McCallum- 
Hill  Bldg.  R.  M.  Balfour,  Q.C., 
C.  R.  Davidson,  Q.C.,  E.  L. 
Elliott,  R.  J.  Balfour,  J.  R. 
Davidson 

Barr  &  Co.,  Fidelity  Life  Bldg. 

R.  M.  Barr,  Q.C.,  L.  P.  Kam- 
beitz,  Counsel:  G.  H.  Barr,  Q.C. 

Boyce  &  Dechief,  1861  Scarth  St., 
H.  J.  Boyce,  J.  A.  Dechief 
Burrows,  C.  H.  J.  &  Co.,  Banner 
Bldg.  C.  H.  J.  Burrows,  Q.C. 
Carrothers  &  Williams.  Westman 
Chbrs.  A.  D.  Carrothers,  Q.C., 
E.  S.  Williams,  Q.C. 

City  Solicitor,  G.  F.  Stewart,  Q.C., 
C.  R.  Johnston 

Cross,  Jonah,  Hugg  &.  Forbes, 

McCallum-Hill  Bldg.  R.  W. 
Hugg,  Q.C.,  G.  W.  Forbes,  Q.C., 
G.  M.  Forbes,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (See 
card,  below) 

Deis,  Peter  Stanley,  Mitchell  Bldg. 
Embury,  Heald,  Molisky  &  Gritz- 
veld,  McCallum-Hill  Bldg.  A.  W. 
Embury,  D.  V.  Hill,  V.  Molisky, 
E,  R.  Gritzveld 


Fraser,  Keith  &  Nicol,  Western 
Trust  Bldg.,  D.  Fraser,  Q.C., 
D.  M.  Keith,  A.  M.  Nicol,  Q.C., 
R.  J.  Solomon 

Fraser  &  MacDonald,  Kerr  Bldg. 

J.  A.  Fraser,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  Mac¬ 
Donald,  B.  D.  MacDonald 

Fyffe  &  Fyffe,  Western  Trust  Bldg. 

D.  C.  Fyffe,  J.  D.  Fyffe 
Gerrand  &  Gerrand,  McCallum- 
Hill  Bldg.  E.  W.  Gerrand,  Q.C., 
G.  L.  Gerrand 

Goetz  &  Dietrich,  718  McCallum- 
Hill  Bldg.  J.  B.  Goetz,  H.  B. 
Dietrich 

Goodall,  W.  J.,  Kerr  Bldg. 
Hipperson,  W.L.,  West.  Trust  Bldg. 
Hodges  &  Noonan,  Leader-Post 
Bldg.  E.  D.  Noonan,  Q.C., 

K.  P.  R.  Hodges 

Jameson  &  Jameson,  Victoria  Park 
Bldg.,  T.  H.  Jameson,  Q.C.,  J.  A. 
Jameson,  W.  J.  Sheppard 
Knowles,  E.  H.  M.,  Gordon  Bldg. 

McDaniel  &  Safian,  Sterling  Trust 
Bldg.  S.  J.  Safian 

McEwen,  Hill  &  Co.,  Credit 
Foncier  Bldg.  J.  W.  Hill,  Q.C. 
McGill,  Ruth  S.,  2050  Scarth  St. 
MacPherson,  Leslie  &  Tyerman, 
Broder  Bldg.  M.  A.  MacPherson, 

Q. C.,  E.  C.  Leslie,  Q.C.,  D.  M, 
Tyerman,  W.  M.  Elliott,  D.  K. 
MacPherson,  J.  G.  McIntyre, 
Kathleen  N.  Hill,  D.  J.  Burke 

MacPherson,  Neuman  &  Pierce, 
McCallum-Hill  Bldg.  M.  A. 
MacPherson,  Jr.,  M.  Neuman, 

R.  L.  Pierce 

Malone,  J.  C.,  Q.C.,  McCallum- 
Hill  Bldg. 

Mason,  H.  E.,  Broder  Bldg. 
Meagher,  W.  L.,  Exner  Bldg. 

Miller,  E.  M„  Q.C.,  P.O.  Box  371 
Milliken  &  Milliken,  Bank  of  Nova 
Scotia  Bldg..  R.  H.  Milliken, 
Q.C.,  R.  A.  Milliken 
Pedersen  &  Norman,  Sterling  Trust 
Bldg.,  C.  L.  Pedersen,  S.  J. 
Norman 

Pitcher  &  Ehmann,  Kerr  Block, 

S.  J.  Ehmann,  D.  J.  Murphy 
Robinson,  Robinson  &  Alexander, 

Banner  Bldg.  L.  McK.  Robinson, 
Q.C.,  F.  W.  Alexander 
Rutherford,  F.  A.,  Kerr  Block 
Sampson,  H.  E.,  Q.C.,  Gordon 
Block 

Secord  &  Kennedy,  1836  Hamilton 
St.  G.  S.  Kennedy,  Q.C. 
Shumiatcher  &  Associates,  1763 
Scarth  St.  M.  C.  Shumiatcher, 
Q.C.,  C.  A.  Lavery,  E.  J.  Moss 
Sneath,  E.,  Q.C.,  219  Somerset  Blk. 


Q.C.,  J.  L.  McDougall,  Q.C.,  W. 

F.  Ready,  D.  C.  Burns,  Miss  D. 
I.  Court,  C.  B.  Lynch 

Thorn  &  Johnson,  Westman  Chbrs. 

G.  W.  Thorn,  Q.C.,  F.  W. 
Johnson 

Wilson,  F.  C.,  Sterling  Trust  Bldg. 

ROSETOWN,  Kerrobert,  j.d. 
Aseltine,  Hon.  W.  M.  Aseltine 
Q.C.,  (M.  G.  Aseltine) 

Elliott  &  MacDonald.  W.  S. 

Elliott,  Alex.  MacDonald 
McConnell,  D. 

ROSTHERN,  Prince  Albert,  j.d. 
Tucker  &  Simpson.  W.  A.  Tucker, 
Q.C.,  R.  M.  Simpson 

ROULEAU,  Moose  Jaw,  j.d. 

(see  Moose  Jaw) 

ST.  WALBURG,  Battleford,  j.d. 

Blackburn,  C.  D.  C.,  Q.C. 
SALTCOATS,  Yorkton,  j.d. 
Lordly,  L.  R. 

SASKATOON,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 

Anderson,  F. 

Borland,  McIntyre  &  Heggie.  A.  M. 

McIntyre,  Q.C.,  R.  A.  Heggie 
Cairns,  J. 

Chernsky,  M. 

Derrick,  Oliver  P. 

Disbery,  Bence  &  Walker,  Birks 
Bldg.  D.  C.  Disbery,  Q.C.,  A.  H. 
Bence,  S.  J.  Walker,  K.  McLeod 
Ferguson,  MacDermid  &  MacDer- 
mid.  J.  D.  Ferguson,  Q.C.,  J.  E. 
MacDermid,  Q.C.,  F.  F.  Mac¬ 
Dermid,  Q.C. 

Francis,  Woods,  Gauley  <fc  Hughes 
W.  B.  Francis,  Q.C.,  M.  Woods, 
D.  E.  Gauley,  E.  N.  Hughes,  H. 
McIntosh 

Gagnd,  J.,  4  Cole  Blk. 

Gilchrist  &  Lamarsh,  W.  A.  Gil¬ 
christ,  Q.C.,  A.  G.  Lamarsh,  K. 
Murphy 

Goldenberg,  Taylor  &  Tallis,  J.  M. 
Goldenberg,  Q.C.,  G.  J.  D. 
Taylor,  C.  Tallis 

Hall,  Maguire  &  Wedge.  E.  M. 
Hall,  Q.C.,  P.  H.  Maguire, 
Q.C.,  J.  B.  Wedge 
Hartie  &  Peet.  C.  H.  Peet 
Hartney,  R. 

Hawrish,  A. 

Jones  &  Nykyforuk,  H.  F.  Jones, 
W.  Nykyforuk 

Kyle,  Ferguson  &  Hnatyshyn,  G. 

A.  Ferguson,  Q.C.,  J.  Hnatyshyn 
Ludgate,  H..  Q.C. 

McCallum,  G. 

McCool  &  Prociuk.  C.  W.  McCool, 
Q.C.,  A.  W.  Prociuk 
McGregor,  R.,  Macmillan  Bldg. 
McWilliams,  I.  F. 

Macklem  &  Cuelenaere.  M.  R.  C. 
Cuelenaere 


Thom,  Bastedo,  McDougall  & 
Ready,  Canada  Permanent  Bldg. 
D.  J.  Thom,  Q.C.,  F.  L.  Bastedo, 

REGINA 


CROSS,  JONAH,  HUGG  &  FORBES 

larnstrra  &  irUintorH 

R.  W.  Hugo,  Q.C.  G.  W.  Forbes,  Q.C.  G.  M.  Forbes,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

405  McCALLUM-HILL  BUILDING,  REGINA 

TELEPHONE  LA  2-2649  CABLE  ADDRESS,  “CRONAH” 


1956] 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENTS  ABROAD 


523 


MakaroS,  Carter  &  Carter.  P.  G. 
Makaroff,  Q.C.,  Roger  C.  Carter, 
Mary  Y.  Carter,  B.  Wolf 
Mather,  J.  A. 

Moxon,  Schmitt  &  Estey.  A. 
Moxon,  Q.C.,  C.  G.  Schmitt, 

Q.C.,  C.  L.  B.  Estey,  J.  L. 
Robertson 

Murray,  Munro  &  Warren.  George 
Murray,  Q.C.,  J.  H.  Warren, 
LL.B.,  Q.C. 

Phillips,  R.  D.  (City  Solicitor) 
Raney,  &  Newsham,  325-21st  St.  e. 

H.  Raney,  D.  S.  Newsham 
Rees  &  Reynolds.  H.  G.  Rees,  Q.C. 
(Agent  of  the  Attorney  General) 
P.  E.  Reynolds 
Robinson,  R. 

Shaffer,  N.  W. 

Stechishin,  J.  W. 

Walker,  R.  A. 

Yule,  G.  H„  Q.C. 

SHAUNAVON,  Shaunavon,  j.d. 
Hossie,  J.  C. 

Hunter,  L.  A.,  Q.C. 

Leia,  A.  L. 

SOUTHEY,  Regina,  j.d. 

Vaughan,  R.  F. 

SPI  RITWOOD,  Battleford,  j.d. 
Sallows,  O.  &  Co.  (Br.  Office) 

STAR  CITY,  Melfort,  J.D. 

( see  Melfort) 

STOUGHTON,  Areola,  j.d. 
McRae,  F.  F. 

STRASBOURG,  Regina,  j.d. 
Peters,  A.  A. 

STURGIS,  Yorkton,  j.d. 
McGregor,  C.  B. 


SWIFT  CURRENT,  Swift  Current, 

j.d. 

Begg,  Hayes  &  Salloum,  Fred  C. 

Hayes,  Q.C..  L.  G.  Salloum 
Donnelly  &  Pollev.  J.  I.  Donnelly, 
Q.C.,  J.  F.  Polley 
Friesen,  J.  E. 

Mott,  W.  R. 

Roth,  McClelland  &  Cooper,  G.  F. 
Roth,  Q.C.,  R.  H.  McClelland, 
J.  G.  Cooper 
TISDALE,  Melfort,  j.d. 

Van  Blaricom  &  Woolard.  E.  W. 
Van  Blaricom,  Q.C.,  W.  B. 
Woolard,  K.  K.  Asseltine 
Zurowski,  F.  B. 

TURTLEFORD,  Battleford,  j.d. 
Reed,  C.  W. 

UNITY,  Wilkie,  j.d. 

CleaU,  K.  F. 

Smith,  A.  R.,  Q.C. 

URANIUM  CITY,  Battleford,  j.d 
(see  North  Battleford) 
WADENA,  Humboldt,  j.d. 
MacMUlan,  Eamon  &  Noble,  G.  M. 

Eamon,  G.  E.  Noble 
WAKAW,  Prince  Albert,  j.d. 
Mushinski,  W.  J. 

WAPELLA,  Moosomin,  j.d. 
Adams,  W.  A.,  Q.C. 

WATROUS,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 
Gordon,  A.  J.,  Q.C. 

Gordon,  K.  A. 

Stevenson,  McLorg  &  Hall  (Br. 
Office) 

WATSON,  Humboldt,  J.c. 

Bilinski,  R. 

WELDON,  Melfort,  j.d. 

Paine,  Harold 


WEYBURN,  Weyburn,  j.d. 
Graham  &  Graham.  J.  W.  W. 

Graham 
Hamill,  R.  W. 

McDonald,  Geatros  &  Neville,  N. 

R.  MacDonald,  Q.C.,  T.  L. 
Geatros,  R.  J.  NevUle 

Mitchell,  D.  J.,  Q.C. 

WHITEWOOD,  Moosomin,  j.d. 
Miskiman,  S.  H. 

WILKIE,  Wilkie,  j.d. 

Bieber,  W. 

Smyth,  W.  0. 

WOLSELEY,  Moosomin,  j.d. 
Tkach,  G.  J. 

WYNYARD,  Wynyard,  J.D. 

Pratt  &  Eggertson,  R.  J.  Pratt 
Stewart,  E.  B. 

YORKTON,  Yorkton,  j.d. 

Falk,  B.  G. 

Kindred  &  Bayda,  A.  M.  Kindred, 
E.  A.  Bayda 
Matheson,  D.  W. 

McDonald  &  Nicol.  W.  J.  Mc- 
donald 

Milligan,  F.  D. 

Morrison,  W.  H. 

O’Regan,  W.  B. 

Parsons,  W.  R.,  Q.C. 

Patrician,  G. 

Stewart,  A.  E. 

Stewart,  Brown  &  Edgar.  A.  C. 
Stewart,  Q.C.,  H.  L.  Brown, 

S.  H.  Edgar 

YOUNG,  Saskatoon,  j.d. 

Riben,  J. 

ZENON  PARK,  Melfort,  J.  D. 
Denis,  M. 


BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  YUKON  TERRITORY  AND 
NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 


DAWSON ,  Y.T. 
(see  Whitehorse) 


Wylie  &  Bate.  N.  V.  Wylie,  A.  Bate 


WHITE  HORSE  Y.T. 

Black,  Hon.  Geo.  T„  Q.C.,  P.C. 
King,  J.  L.  . 

van  Roggen,  Neilsen  &  Hine,  G.  C. 
van  Roggen,  E.  Neilsen,  H.  Hine 


YELLOWKNIFE,  n.w.t. 
Bouchard,  R. 

Hagel,  D.  J. 

Lovekin,  E.  R. 

Parker,  J. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENTS  ABROAD 

A  list  of  reputable  law  firms  selected  from  the  Law  List  of  Great  Britain  and  other  ™^YflTsocietv’s 
The  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society  and  Deputy  Registrar  of  Solicitors  is  Mr.  Thomas  G.  Lund,  Law  Soc  j  - 

Hall,  Chancery  Lane,  London,  W.C.2. 


UNITED  KINGDOM 

Aberdeen. — Paul  &  Williamsons 
Investment  House,  6  Union 
Row. 

Ayr. — John,  W.  &  G.  Lockhart, 
Bank  Chambers,  211  High  St. 

Belfast. — Marrinan,  P.  D.,  Linen 
Hall  Chambers,  4  Donegall 
Sq.  N. 

Porter,  Morris  &  Co.,  19  Chi¬ 
chester  Street. 

Daniel  O’Rorke  &  Son,  29 
Donegall  St. 

N.  &  F.  Tughan  &  Walmsley,  81 
Chichester  St. 

Edinburgh. — Garden,  Haig-Scott 
&  Wallace,  S.  S.  C.,  Cassels 
Chambers,  42  Leith  Walk. 

Glasgow. — Findlay,  McClure  & 
Co.,  68  Saint  Vincent  St. 

Hughes,  Dowdall  &  Co.,  Castle 
Chambers,  65  Renfield  St. 


Leith. — Garden,  Haig-Scott  & 

Wallace,  S.  S.  C.  Incorporating 
Walt.  M.  Murray,  S.  S.  C. 

London. — H.  C.  Baber,  5  Stone 
Bldgs.,  Lincolns  Inn,  W.  C.  2. 

Charles  Russell  &  Co.,  37  Nor¬ 
folk  St.,  Strand,  W.C.2 

L.  Bingham  &  Co.,  1  Budge  Row, 
E.C. 

Blake  &  Redden,  31  Great  Peter 
St.,  Westminster,  S.W.l. 

Davenport,  Lyons  &  Co.,  109 
Kingsway,  W.C.2. 

Ince,  Roscoe,  Wilson  &  Griggs, 
10-11  Lime  St.,  E.C. 3. 

EUROPE 

Belgium. — Brussels. — Yvon  Col- 
Ion,  24  Avenue  des  Klauwerts. 

Cyprus  _ Upper  Kyrenia. — Reade, 

A.E.E.,  5  Plato  St. 


Denmark.—  Copenhagen.  — 
Svendborg. — J.  Vedel,  Brogade 
25. 

France. — Paris. — Kennerley  Hall  & 
Co.,  4  rue  de  Ste  Anne. 

Greece. — Athens. — Dr.  C.  N.  Gou- 
limis,  21  Hippocrates  St. 

Italy.  — Rome.  —  Studio  dell’avv. 
Ercole  Graziadei,  Via  Vittorio 
Veneto  96. 

Luxembourg.  — Luxembourg. — -  L. 
H.  Dupong,  LL.D.,  3  rue 
Schiller. 

Sweden — Stockholm. — Hellner,  N., 
40  Hornsgatan. 

Switzerland.  —Zurich.— Staehelin  & 
Giezendanner,  5  Bleicherweg. 

Turkey.  — Istanbul. — Rasim  Cen- 
ani,  69-72  Unyon  Han,  Galata 


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AUSTRALASIA 

Australia.  — Sydney.  —  Marshall 
Marks  &  Jones,  67  Castle- 
reagh  St. 

New  Zealand.  —  Wellington.  — 
Martin  &  Hurley,  162  Feather- 
ston  St. 


AFRICA 

MorOCCO. — Tangier. — Duplatre  & 
Guiraud,  20  rue  Moliere. 

South  Africa.  — -  Johannesburg  — 
Bowen,  Sessel  &  Goudvis,  405, 
A.B.C.  Chambers,  Simmonds 
St. 

Pretoria. — Rooth  &  Wessels, 
P.O.  Box  208. 

Southern  Rhodesia.—  Salisbury. — 

Stewart,  T.  MacD.,  204/220, 
Board  of  Executors  Building, 
Manica  Rd. 

ASIA 

Ceylon — Colombo.—  F.  J.  &  G. 
de  Saram,  P.O.  Box  212. 

India  . — Bombay. — Crawford,  Bay- 
ley  &  Co.,  State  Bank  Bldgs., 
Bank  St. 

Hong  Kong —  hong  Kong.  — 
Wilkinson  &  Grist,  2  Queen’s 
Rd. 

Japan — Tokyo. — Furness,  Capron 
&  Na  Kamura,  Box  1182, 
Central  Post  Office. 

Pakistan.  —  Karachi.  —  Ashgar, 
A.M.  &  Co.,  254  Ingle  Rd. 

Thailand — Bangkok. — Tilleke  & 
Gibbins,  Bank  of  America 
Bldg.,  1169  New  Rd. 


AMERICA 

Argentina.— b ue no s  Aires. — 

Drs.  Edye,  Roche  &  de  la  Vega, 
25  de  Mayo. 

Stoneham  &  Sons,  English 
Solicitors,  788  Avenida  Roque 
Saenz  Pena. 

Bahamas. —  Nassau.  —  E.  A.  P. 
Dupuch,  P.O.  Box  1451. 

Brazil. — Rio  Di  Janeiro. — 
Momsen,  Torres,  Gabaglia, 
Barros  E.  Velloso,  Praca  Maua 

7. 

F.  S.  Moniz  de  Arago,  Avenida 
Rio  85,  8  oandar. 

British  Guiana — Georgetown. — 
Kings,  7  Croal  St.  (with  C. 
Vibart  Wight). 

A.  Vanier,  Somerset  Chambers, 
215  South  St.,  Lacytown. 

Cuba  • — Havana. — Nunez  Mesay 

Machado,  San  Ignacio  303 
Zayas. 

Curacao. — Willemstad.  —  M.C.A. 
Rojer,  G.  A.  Renting  4  C.  H. 
van  Oosterzee,  1  Columbus- 
traat. 

Haiti. — Port  au  Prince. — Stuart 
Cambronne,  rue  Mgr.  Guilloux 
No.  61. 

Iceland. — Reykjavik. — Eggert  Clae- 
ssen  &  Gustaf.  A.  Sveinsson, 
Thorahamar  F/Templarasund. 


Mexico. — Mexico  City. —  Hill-de 
la  Sierra  and  Prado,  Gante  4. 

Peru — Lima.— Moller  J.  B.,  615- 
502  Camana. 

United  States  ot  America. 

ALABAMA— 

Huntsville — Conwell,  J.  T., 
203  Struve  Bldg. 
Montgomery — Roemer  &  Roe- 
mer,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 
ALASKA— 

Anchorage — Martin,  V.  O.,  408 
“D”  St. 

Juneau — Robertson,  Monagle  & 
Eastaugh,  Seward  Bldg. 
ARIZONA— 

Phoenix — Moore,  A.,  311  Heard 
Bldg. 

Wilson,  D.  E.,  715  Security 
Bldg. 

Tuscon — Wilson,  D.  E.,  305 
Fiber  Bldg. 

ARKANSAS— 

Fort  Smith — Daily  &  Woods, 
Merchants  National  Bank  Bldg. 
Little  Rock — Wright,  Harrison, 
Lindsay  &  Upton,  Pyramid 
Bldg. 

CALIFORNIA— 

Oakland — Ward.R.L.,  610-16th 
St. 

Los  Angeles — Hill,  Farrer  & 
Burrill,  411  W.  5th  St.,  at  Hill 
St. 

Kattleman,  C.  C.,Ste.  421  City 
National  Bank  Bldg.,  Wilshire 
at  Roxbury,  Beverly  Hills 
Mabry,  H.  C.,  210  W.  7th  St. 
Pasadena — Boyle,  Bissell  &  At- 
will,  First  Trust  Bldg. 

San  Bernardino — King,  J.  L., 
401  Platt  Bldg. 

San  Diego — Liggett,  Ruel  H., 
U.S.  Nat.  Bank  Bldg. 

San  Francisco — Dinkelspiel  & 
Dinkelspiel,  14th  Floor,  San 
Francisco  Bank  Bldg.,  405 
Montgomery  St. 

San  Jose — Barrett,  F.  S.,  227 
Bank  of  America  Bldg. 

Santa  Monica — Lloyd  E.  Clen- 
dening,  Bay  Cities  Bldg. 
COLORADO— 

Denver — Thurmon,  Gregory 
&  West,  Union  Nat.  Bank 
Bldg.,  104  Broadway. 
CONNECTICUT— 

Bridgeport — Saltman,  Weiss  & 
Connors,  1115  Main  St. 

New  Haven — Lander,  H.  P., 
185  Church  St. 

Rosen,  J.  F.,  865  Chapel  St. 
South  Norwalk — Lepofsky,  M. 

R.,  11  N.  Main  St. 
Waterbury — Bronson,  Lewis, 
Upson  &  Secor,  111  West 
Main  St. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA— 
Washington— Colladay  &  Col- 
laday,  1331-1333  G  St.  N.W. 
Cooley,  G.  J.,  1406  G  St.  N.W. 
Hopkins,  Sutter,  Halls,  De- 
Wolfe  &  Owen,  Munsey  Bldg. 
Jackson,  T.  J.,  Ste.  614,  1424 
K  St.,  N.W. 

Jordan,  G.  S.,  1111  E  St.  N.W. 
Mason,  Fenwick  &  Lawrence, 
Woodward  Bldg. 

FLORIDA— 

Miami — Walton,  Lantaff,  Sch- 
roeder,  Atkins,  Carson  &  Wahl, 
Alfred  I.  duPont  Bldg. 

Miami  Beach — Spaet,  H.  B. 
350  Lincoln  Rd. 


Tampa — Cooper,  Cooper  & 
Tucker,  211  Stovall’s  Profes¬ 
sional  Bldg. 

McEwen  &  Cason,  416  Pierce  St. 
Vero  Beach — Merriman,  Boring 
&  Sutherland,  Vero  Beach 
Arcade. 

West  Palm  Beach — Wardlaw  & 
Stewart,  Harvey  Bldg. 
GEORGIA 

Savannah — Oliver  &  Smith,  505 
Realty  Bldg. 

HAWAII— 

Honolulu — Clark,  B.  M.,  504 
Stangenwald  Bldg.,  119  Mer¬ 
chant  St. 

Felzer,  N.,  268  Young  Hotel 
Bldg. 

IDAHO— 

Boise  —  Richards,  Haga  & 
Eberle,  Idaho  Bldg. 

Twin  Falls — Parry,  Keenan, 
Robertson  &  Daly,  Fidelity 
Nat’l.  Bk.  Bldg. 

ILLINOIS— 

Chicago — Brown  &  Carroll,  1  N. 
LaSalle  St. 

Woodson,  Pattishall  &  Garner, 

122  South  Michigan  Ave. 
Danville — Kushner,  B.  P.,  716 

Masonic  Bldg. 

Wheaton — Guild,  W.  L.,  Jr.  , 

123  Front  St. 

INDIANA— 

Indianapolis — Dann,  T.  R., 
1156  Consolidated  Bldg. 

IOWA— 

Iowa  City — Trott,  E.  G.,  315 
Iowa  State  Bank  Bldg. 

Sioux  City — Whicher  &  Davis, 
412  Security  Bank  Bldg. 

KANSAS— 

Kansas  City — Stanley,  Stanley, 
Schroeder,  Weeks  &  Thomas, 
Brotherhood  Bldg. 

Wichita — Gillig,  Harry,  Jr.,  303 
Kaufman  Bldg. 

KENTUCKY — 

Hartford — Woodward,  Bartlett 
&  Catinna,  Kirk  Bldg. 
Lexington — Thompson,  G.  C., 
First  Nat.  Bk.  and  Trust  Co. 
Bldg. 

Louisville — Cohen,  W.  B.,  1516 
Kentucky  Home  Life  Bldg. 
Woodward,  Hobson  &  Fulton, 
1805  Kentucky  Home  Life 
Bldg. 

Owensboro — Woodward,  Bart¬ 
lett  &  McCarroll,  221 3^  St. 
Ann  St. 

LOUISIANA- 

NEW  Orleans — Milling,  Saal 
Saunders,  Benson  &  Wood¬ 
ward  Whitney  Bldg. 
Shreveport — Browne,  Browne 
&  Bodenheimer,  711  Giddens- 
Lane  Bldg. 

MAINE— 

Bangor — Gross,  E.  I.,  44 

Central  St. 

Portland — Bramson,  W.,  Con¬ 
gress  Bldg. 

Greenberg,  M.,  102  Exchange 

Hodge,  R.  W.,  1307  Pontiac 
State  Bank  Bldg. 

MARYLAND— 

Baltimore — Musgrave,  Preston 
&  Boyce,  Fidelity  Bldg. 

Silver  Springs — Jackson,  T.  J. 
1424  K.  St.  N.  W.,  Washing¬ 
ton,  D.C. 


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MASSACHUSETTS— 

Boston  —  Hammer  &  Clayton, 
206  Kimball  Bldg.,  18  Tremont 
St. 

Katz,  Hyman,  18  Tremont  St. 
Shorey  &  Tiffin,  60  State  St. 
Lawrence — P.  D.  &  B.  E. 
Smith,  253  Essex  St. 

Sullivan  &  Smith,  511  Central 
Bldg. 

New  Bedford — Goodman,  G. 

B.,  417-419  Olympia  Bldg. 
Springfield — Cohen,  I.  M.,  1214 
Main  St. 

Hegarty,  G.  R.,  95  State  St. 
Worcester — -Kresler,  J.  J.,  339 
Main  St. 

MICHIGAN— 

Detroit  —  Moll,  Desenberg, 
Purdy  &  Glover,  3266  Peno¬ 
bscot  Bldg. 

Flint — Wistrand,  D.  B.,  906 
Sill  Bldg. 

Jackson  —  Henley,  Jones  & 
Woodliff,  808  Deposit  Guaranty 
Bldg. 

Lansing — Gregg,  Glassen,  Parr 
&  Rhead,  608  American  State 
Bank  Bldg. 

Pontiac — Hodge,  R.  W.,  1307 
Pontiac  State  Bank  Bldg. 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  —  Hudson, 
Coates  &  Kline,  Adams  Bldg. 
MINNESOTA— 

Duluth — Hunt,  Palmer,  Hood 
&  Crassweller,  Lonsdale  Bldg. 
Minneapolis — Guttman,  G.  N., 
328  Midland  Bank  Bldg. 
Walters,  J..  Metropolitan  Bldg. 
St.  Paul — Firestone  &  Firestone, 
285  Endicott  Bldg. 
Oppenheimer,  Hodgson, 
Brown,  Baer  &  Wolff,  First 
Nat'l.  Bank  Bldg. 

MISSISSIPPI— 

Jackson — Henley,  Jones  & 
Woodliff,  808  Deposit  Guaranty 
Bank  Bldg. 

MISSOURI— 

Columbia — Limerick,  H.  T.,  Jr., 
Guitar  Bldg. 

Kansas  City  —  Langworthy, 
Matz  &  Linde,  Union  National 
Bank  Bldg. 

St.  Louis — Henderson  &  Heag- 
ney,  506  Olive  St. 
MONTANA— 

Billings — Dillavou  &  Hauf, 

2812-3rd  Ave. 

Helena — Toomey  &  Hughes, 
Toomey  Bldg. 

NEBRASKA 

Omaha — Anderson  &  Meissner, 
612  Omaha  National  Bank 
Bldg. 

NEVADA— 

Las  Vegas — Wanderer,  E.  N., 
118  N.  3rd  St. 

Reno — Pike  &  McLaughlin,  First 
First  National  Bank  Bldg. 
Withers,  T.  L.,  43  Sierra  St.  N. 
NEW  JERSEY— 

Asbury  Park — Goldstein  & 
Novogrod,  1  Press  Plaza. 
Atlantic  City — Ogilvie,  T.  F., 
1200  Atlantic  Ave. 

Jersey  City — Eichmann  &  Sei- 
den,  30  Journal  Sq. 

Linden — Sevack,  M.,  200  North- 
wood  Ave. 

Newark — Bergman  &  Rothbard, 
786  Broad  St. 

Galliard,  J.  C.,  45  Commerce  St. 
New  Brunswick — Bahr,  S.  A., 
22  Kirkpatrick  St. 

Paterson — Gelman,  J.  J.,  45 
Church  St. 


NEW  MEXICO— 

Santa  Fe — Watson,  McIntosh  & 
Watson,  Sena  Plaza 

NEW  YORK— 

Albany — Hubbard,  Lester  T.,  36 
State  St. 

Lynn,  M.  M.  Z„  100  State  St. 
Brooklyn — Reisler,  R.,  50  Court 
St. 

Szerlip,  S.,  41  Graham  Ave. 
Buffalo — Aaron,  Dautch  & 
Sternberg,  Walbridge  Bldg. 
Adams,  Smith,  Brown  &  Star- 
rett, 

705  Walbridge  Bldg. 

Lake  George — Gunderson,  G. 

M. ,  45  Philip  St. 

New  York  City- — Boxer,  S.,  116 
John  St. 

Brandwein,  I.  I.,  170  Broad, 
way. 

Cook,  D.,  258-259  Broadway. 
Dow  &  Symmers,  70  Pine  St. 
Roberson,  L.  W.,  37  Wall  St. 
Turnbull  &  Bergh,  111  John 
St. 

Young,  Balbach,  Tilford  & 
Lewis, 

32  Broadway. 

Niagara  Falls — Hunt  &  Hunt, 
508  Gluck  Bldg. 

Perman,  D.  L.,  United  Office 
Bldg. 

Plattsburg — Tucker  &  Taylor, 
Poughkeepsie — Montgomery, 
Effron  &Goldberg,39MarketSt, 
Rochester — Baglin  &  Hamilton 
Wilder  Bldg.  Block,  Lacy,  H. 
W.,  25  Exchange  St.,  Smith  & 
Antell,  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
Rome — Griffith  &  Pileckas,  225 

N.  Washington  St. 
Schenectady — King,  McDonald, 

277  State  St. 

NORTH  CAROLINA— 

Asheville — Horton  &  Hyldburg, 
609  Jackson  Bldg. 

Charlotte — Harkey  &  Wilmoth, 
512-16  Wilder  Bldg. 

Raleigh  —  Smith,  Leach, 
Anderson  &  Dorsett,  Security 
Bank  Bldg. 

NORTH  DAKOTA— 

Bismark — Murray,  W.  S., 
Knowles  Bldg. 

Grand  Forks— Bangs,  P.  R., 
215>i  South  Third  St. 

OHIO— 

Akron — Johnson,  Whitmer  & 
Sayre,  1610  First  National 
Tower. 

Wise,  Roetzel,  Maxon,  Kelly 
&  Andress  1110  First  National 
Tower. 

Cincinnati — Matthews  &  Mat¬ 
thews,  1006  Ingalls  Bldg. 
Cleveland — Gordon,  A.  W., 
1500  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 
Blake,  L.  L.,  1010  Citizens’ 
Bldg. 

Columbus — Smith,  Bark,  Holza- 
pfel,  2977  W.  Broad  St. 
Dayton — Judge  F.  W.  Howell, 
501-25  S.  Main  Bldg. 

Lima — Derryberry,  Q.  M.,  607 
Savings  Bldg. 

Sandusky — Steinemann  &Zeiher, 
409  Columbus,  Ave. 

Toledo  —  Marshall,  Melhorn, 
Bloch  &  Belt,  Nicholas  Bldg. 


OKLAHOMA— 

Tulsa — Bernard,  M.  S., 
Court  Arcade  Bldg. 


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OREGON— 

Portland — Goldstein,  Galton  & 
Galton,  448  Morgan  Bldg. 
Springfield  — -  Moore,  L.,  405 
Main  St. 

PENNSYLVANIA— 

Harrisburg  —  Metzger  & 
Wickersham,  Keystone  Bldg. 
Strickler,  H.  H.,  205  Market 
Sq.Bldg. 

Douglass,  Handler  &  Rosen¬ 
berg,  7  N.  Front  St. 
Philadelphia — Bodley,  J.  J., 
1505  P.  S.  F.  Bldg.,  12  S.  12th St. 
Diamond,  A.,  1209  Spruce  St. 
Tabas  &  Smith,  Ste.  301, 
Market  St.  National  Bank 
Bldg.,  Market  &  Juniper  St. 

PENNSYLVANIA — Cont. 

Pittsburgh — Cauley  &  Bow¬ 
man,  Jones  Law  Bldg. 

Reed,  Smith,  Shaw  &  Mo- 
Clay,  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

Thorp,  Reed  &  Armstrong, 
Grant  Bldg. 

Upper  Darby — White,  L.  B., 
7031  Garrett  Rd. 

RHODE  ISLAND— 

Newport — Dannin  &  Dannin, 
209  Thames  St. 

Sheffield  &  Harvey,  223  Thames 
St. 

Providence — Greene,  R.  N.,  936 
Industrial  Bank  Bldg. 

Halpert,  E.  O.,  49  Westminster 
St. 

Woonsocket — Carignan,  Soucy 
&  Lind,  1  Social  St. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA— 

Columbia — Morris,  E.  L.,  404 
Barringer  Bldg. 

Greenville — Mann,  Arnold  & 
Mann,  Masonic  Temple. 

TENNESSEE— 

Chattanooga — Campbell  & 
Campbell,  618  James  Bldg. 
Nashville — Yokley,  Boyce  & 
White,  601  Stahlman  Bldg. 

TEXAS— 

Dallas — Clark,  Coon,  Holt  & 
Fisher,  Republic  Bank  Bldg. 
Goldberg  &  Alexander,  1511 
Bryan  St. 

Edinburgh — Kelley,  Looney, 
McLean  &  Littleton,  Woodroof 
Bldg. 

TEXAS— Cont. 

Houston  —  Watford,  R.,  726 
Chronicle  Bldg. 

San  Antonio — Hoyo,  Shelton  <fc 
Haight,  502  Majestic  Bldg. 
Waco — Jordan,  H.  P.,  Jordan 
Bldg. 

UTAH- 

SALT  Lake  City — Robbins,  G. 
W.,  415  Boston  Bldg. 

Wright,  Arnovitz  &  Smith, 
First  Security  Bank  Bldg. 

VERMONT— 

Burlington  —  Austin  & 
Edmunds,  215  College  St. 
Rutland — Marro,  C.  J.,  Gryph¬ 
on  Bldg. 

VIRGINIA— 

Danville — Kushner,  B.  P.,  716 
Masonic  Bldg. 

Newport  News — Newman, 
Allaun  &  Downing,  Melson 
Bldg. 

Richmond — Jones,  R.  R.,  Mutual 
Bldg. 


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WASHINGTON— 

Seattle — Eddleman  &  Wheeler, 
Tower  Bldg. 

Eggerman,  Rosling  &  Wil. 
liaras,  Vance  Bldg. 

Howe,  Davis  &  Reise,  977 
Dexter  Horton  Bldg. 

Spokane — Witherspoon,  Wither¬ 
spoon  &  Kelley,  1114  Old  Nat. 
Bank  Bldg. 

Tacoma — LeVegue,  W.  F.,  Puget 
Sound  Bank  Bldg. 

VIRGINIA — Cont. 

Yakima — Nashem,  N.  R.,  Jr., 
523  Miller  Bldg. 


WEST  VIRGINIA— 

Charleston — Jackson,  Kelley, 
Morrison  &  Moxley,  Kanawha 
Valley  Bldg. 

Danville — Kushner,  B.  P.,  716 
Masonic  Bldg. 

WISCONSIN— 

Eau  Claire — Hanson,  E.  T.  C., 
Dummond  Block,  1  Barstow 
St. 

Kenosha — Boyle,  D.  F.,  5533 
6th  Ave. 

Milwaukee — Friend,  Sicula  & 
Friend,  759  N.  Milwaukee 
Ave. 

Gaines,  I.  D.,  212  W.  Wiscon¬ 
sin  Ave. 


Racine — Helm,  Myers  &  Gillett 
526  Monument  Square 

Sheboygan — Rabinovitz,  D.,  817 
New  York  Ave. 

WYOMING— 

Casper — Ogilbee,  D.  W.,  523 
Wyoming  Nat.  Bank  Bldg. 

Rawlins — Brimmer  &  Brimmer 
First  Nat.  Bank  Bldg. 

Uruguay.  — -Montevideo. — Stone- 
ham  &  Sons,  Rincon  454. 

Venezuela.—  Caracas. —  Escritorio 
Tovar-Lange,  P.O.  Box  5. 


DIRECTORY  OF  OFFICIAL  RECEIVERS 

UNDER  THE  BANKRUPTCY  ACT 

Superintendent  of  Bankruptcy — J.  S.  Larose,  Ottawa. 


DIVISION  AND 

JURISDICTION 

RECEIVER  AND 

ADDRESS 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Division  No.  1 
St.  John 

Queens 

Nave  J.  George, 

Kings 

St.  John,  N.B. 

Charlotte 

Division  No.  2 

York 

H.  Lester  Smith, 

Sunbury 

Fredericton; 

Carleton 

Registrar  of 

Victoria 

Supreme  Court 

Madawaska 
Division  No.  3 

Gloucester 

H.  C.  Ramsey, 

Northumberland 

Bathurst; 

Restigouche 

Prothonotary. 

Division  No.  4 

Westmorland 

Brian  G.  Savage, 

Kent 

Moncton, 

Albert 

Clerk  of  the 
County  Court 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

( No  Divisions) 

James  Alexander 
Winter,  Q.C., 

St.  John’s 
Registrar  in 
Bankruptcy 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Division  No.  1 

Halifax 

Charles  Lamb 

Hants 

Halifax ; 

Lunenburg 

Prothonotary. 

Queens 

Annapolis 

Kings 

Division  No.  2 

Pict.ou 

H.  E.  McArthur 

Guysborough 

Pictou, 

Cumberland 

Prothonotary. 

Colchester 
Antigonish 
Division  No.  3 

Cape  Breton 

A.  D.  Muggah, 

Inverness 

Sydney; 

Richmond 

Prothonotary. 

\  ictoria 

Division  No.  4 

Digby 

M.  Penn  Spicer, 

Yarmouth 

Y  armouth ; 

Shelburne 

Prothonotary. 

ONTARIO 

Division  No.  1 

P.  A.  Legrow, 

Thunder  Bay 

Port  Arthur 

Kenora 

Local  Registrar  of 

Rainy  River 

SupremeCourt. 

division  and 
jurisdiction 


receiver  and 
address 


ALBERTA 
Division  No.  I 
Edmonton 
Red  Deer 
Wetaskiwin 
Camrose 

(sub-district) 

Stettler 
Peace  River 
Grande  Prairie 
(sub- district) 
Division  No.  2 
Calgary 
Medicine  Hat 
Lethbridge 
Taber  (sub-dis¬ 
trict) 

Bassano  (sub¬ 
district) 

Hanna 
MacLeod 


Michel  Dubuc 
Edmonton. 
Clerk  of  t ' 
Supreme  Court 


Walter  Kingsley 
Jull,  Q.C., 
Calgary; 
Official  Receiver 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 
Division  No.  1 

Prince  Rupert  Andrew  Thomp¬ 
son. 

Prince  Rupert 
Registrar  of  Su¬ 
preme  Court 


Division  No.  2 
Victoria 
Nanaimo 


Division  No.  S 
Vancouver 
New  Westminster 


Division  No.  J, 
Yale 
Cariboo 


Division  No.  6 
West  Kootenay 
East  Kootenay 
Division  No.  6 
Parts  of  Yale  and 
Cariboo  north  of 
52nd  parallel. 


John  P.  Abel, 
Victoria, 

Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court 

L.  A.  Menendez 
Vancouver; 

Registrar  of  Su¬ 
preme  Court 

Gordon  Fraser 
Forbes,  Vernon. 

Registrar  of  Su¬ 
preme  Court. 

H.  C.  Irving, 
Nelson. 

Geo.  H.  Hallett, 
Prince  George 


(No  Divisions) 


MANITOBA 


L.  J.  C.  Elliott, 
Winnipeg ; 
Prothonotary  C’r 
i  of  King’s  Bench. 


DIVISION  AND  RECEIVER  AND 
JURISDICTION  ADDRESS 


ONTARIO — Continued 


Division  No.  2 
Sudbury 
Algoma 
Manitoulin 


Division  No.  3 
Simcoe 
Muskoka 

Division  No.  4 
Grey 
Bruce 
Dufferin 

Division  No.  5 
Middlesex 
Huron 
Perth 
Oxford 
Elgin 

Division  No.  6 
Essex 
Lambton 
Kent 

Division  No.  7 
Wentworth 
Norfolk 
Haldimand 
W  elland 
Brant 
Lincoln 
Hal  ton 

Division  No.  8 
Waterloo 
Wellington 

Division  No.  9 
York 
Peel 
Ontario 

Division  No.  10 
Peterborough 
N  orthumberland 

and  Durham 
Victoria  and 

Haliburton 

Division  No.  1 1 
Frontenac 
Lennox  and 

Addington 
Hastings 
Prince  Edward 


T.  Summers 

Wilson 

Sudbury 

Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court 
and  District 
Court  Clerk 

E.  C.  Drury, 
Barrie. 

F.  T.  Egener, 

Local  Registrar  of 

Supreme  Court, 
Owen  Sound. 

Gordon  Tennent, 
Q.C.,  London ; 

Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court. 


Chas.  Sale, 
Windsor; 

Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court. 
G.  T.  Inch,  Q.C. 

Hamilton 
Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court. 


Harold  W. 
Wagner, 
Waterloo. 

F.  Gordon  Cook, 
Q.C.,  Registrar  in 
Bankruptcy, 
Toronto. 

J.  A.  Harstone, 
Peterborough. 
Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court. 


C.  H.  Wood, 
Kingston ; 
Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court. 


1956] 


OFFICIAL  RECEIVERS 


527 


DIRECTORY  OF  OFFICIAL  RECEIVERS — Continued 


DIVISION  AND 
JURISDICTION 


RECEIVER  AND 
ADDRESS 


Win.  G.  Pugsley, 
Q.C.,  Ottawa 
Local  Registrar  oi 
Supreme  Court 


ON  TARIO — C  o  ntinued 
Division  No.  IB 
Carleton 
Renfrew 
Lanark 
Russell  and 
Prescott 
Stormont, 

Dundas  and 
Glengarry 
Leeds  and 
Grenville 
Division  No.  13 
Nipissing 


Division  No.  14 
Parry  Sound 


Division  No.  15 
Temiskaming 

Division  No.  16 
Cochrane 


Janies  J.  Dennis 
North  Bay; 
Sheriff  and 
Local  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court 
Roy  Dixon, 
Parry  Sound; 


Walter  P. 

Ackroyd,  Ne 
Liskea  d. 

W.  L.  Warrell, 
Cochrane ; 
Local  Registrar  c. 
Supreme  Court. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


(No  Divisions) 


G.  R.  Holmes, 
Charlottetown 
Prothonotary. 
ClerkoftheCrown 


QUEBEC 
Division  No.  1 
Montreal 
Iberville 
Richelieu 
St.  Hyacinthe 
Terrebonne 
Beauharnois 
Division  No.  2 
Quebec 
Montmagny 
(Anticosti) 

Division  No.  3 
Rimouski 


F.  G.  Coffin, 
Q.C.,  Montreal 
Prothonotary. 


Robert  Cote, 
Quebec, 
Prothonotary. 


J.  Yves  Dionne, 
Rimouski ; 
Clerk  of  the 
Peace. 


DIVISION  AND 

RECEIVER  AND 

JURISDICTION 

ADDRESS 

QUEBEC- 

-Continued 

Division  No.  4 
St.  Francois 
Bedford 

Division  No.  6 
Trois-Rivieres 
Nicolet 

Albert  Desilets, 
Q.C., Sherbrooke, 
Prothonotary. 

J.  Adelard 
Provencher, 
Trois-Rivieres, 
Prothonotary. 

Division  No.  6 
Hull 

Pontiac 

R.  Beauparlant, 
Hull; 

Prothonotary. 

Division  No.  7 
Chicoutimi 
Saguenay 

Leonidas  Gagne 
Chicoutimi; 
Prothonotary 

Division  No.  8 
Joliette 

Labelle 

Gaston  Allard, 
Joliette; 
Prothonotary 

Division  No.  9 
Roberval 

Raoul  Boisson- 
neault,  Roberval 
Prothonotary 

Division  No.  10 
Kamouraska 

Paul  Yvan 
Marquis, 
Riviere  du  Loup 

Division  No.  11 
Gaspe,  Bona- 
venture 

J.  P.  L.  Flynn, 
New  Carlisle; 
Prothonotary 

Division  No.  12 
Abitibi 

Albert  Grenier, 
Amos; 

Prothonotary. 

Division  No.  13 
Beauce 

Andre  Tascher- 
eau,  St.  Joseph 
de  Beauce 
Prothonotary. 

Division  No.  14 
lies  de  la  _ 
Madeleine. 

F.  A.  Painchaud 
Havre  Aubert, 
Magdalen  Isl’ds 

DIVISION  AND 
JURISDICTION 


RECEIVER  AND 
ADDRESS 


QUEBEC — Continued 


Division  No.  15 
Arthabaska 


Division  No.  16 
Rouvn-Noranda- 
Temiscamingue 


R.  Provencher 

Arthabaska 

Prothonotay. 

J.  J.  Rolland 
Desmeules, 
Prothonotary  of 
the  Supreme 
Court,  Rouyn 


SASKATCHEWAN 

Division  No.  1 
Regina 
Moosomin 
Areola 
Weyburn 
Estevan 
Melville 
Y  orkton 

Division  No.  2 
Saskatoon 
Prince  Albert 
Battleford 
Humboldt 
Kerrobert 
Kindersley 
Wynyard 
Scott 
M  effort 
Wilkie 

Division  No.  3 
Moose  Jaw 
Assiniboia 
Gravelbourg 
Cypress 
Swift  Current 
Maple  Creek 
Leader 


William  J. 
Gardner, 
Regina, 
Registrar  of 
Court  of 
Appeal 


Durward  G. 
Thomas, 
Saskatoon: 
Local  Registrar 


A.  C.  L.  Villars, 
Moose  Jaw; 
Local  Registrar. 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
Frederick  John  Gorle,  Clerk  of  the 
Court  and  Sheriff  of  Judicial  Dis¬ 
trict  of  N.W.T.,  Yellowknife 


YUKON  TERRITORY 
Robert  J.  Friend,  Registrar  and  Re¬ 
porter  Yukon  Territorial  Court, 
Whitehorse,  Y.T.  


REGISTRARS  IN  BANKRUPTCY 


ALBERTA 

Michel  Dubuc,  Edmonton 
Walter  Kingsley  Jull,  Q.C.,  Calgary 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 
John  P.  Abel,  Victoria. 

L.  A.  Menendez  and  E.  W.  Wells, 
Vancouver 

K.  D.  McRae,  Nelson 
C.  F.  McLean,  Kamloops 
G.  F.  Forbes,  Vernon 
W.  G.  Fleming,  Revelstoke 

. Chilliwack 

George  H.  Hallett,  Prince  George 
A.  Thompson,  Prince  Rupert 
Elmer  Ross  Oatman,  Kelowna 
V.  C.  Fawcett,  Nanaimo 
Rupert  Fulton,  New  Westminster 


MANITOBA 
L.  J.  C.  Elliott,  Winnipeg 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 
H.  Lester  Smith,  Fredericton. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 
James  Alexander  Winter,  Q.C., 

St.  John’s. 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
Frederick  John  Gorle,  Yellowknife 
NOVA  SCOTIA 
Charles  Lamb,  Halifax. 

W.  J.  Sheppard,  Liverpool. 

Henry  E.  McArthur,  Pictou. 

Alex.  D.  Muggah,  Sydney. 


J.  Albert  MacDonald,  Port  Hood 
(Vacant)  Shelburne. 

M.  Penn  Spicer,  Yarmouth  and 
Digby. 

ONTARIO 

F.  Gordon  Cook,  Q.C., 

Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 
Gordon  R.  Holmes  and  Harold 
Buell,  Charlottetown. 

SASKATCHEWAN 
J.  J.  McCarthy,  Regina. 

YUKON  TERRITORY 
Robert  John  Friend,  Whitehorse, 


528 


CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 


[1956 


QUEBEC 


DISTRICT  REGISTRAR  AND  ADDRESS 

Montreal . Adelard  Leduc,  Q.C.,  and  Richard 

Beaudry,  Q.C . Montreal 

Quebec . Robert  Cote . Quebec 

Abitibi . Albert  Grenier,  Prothonotarv  .  Amos 

Arthabaska . R.  Provencher . Arthabaska 

Beauce.  .  .  .  Andre  Taschereau,  St.  Joseph  de  Beauce 

Chicoutimi . Leonidas  Gagne . Chicoutimi 

Gaspe,  Bonaventure  .  J.  P.  L.  Flynn,  Prothonotary 

New  Carlisle,  Bonaventure  Co. 

Hull  &  Pontiac  .R.  Beauparlant . Hull 

Joliette . Gaston  Allard . Joliette 

Kamouraska. . .  .Paul  Yvan  Marquis,  Riviere du Loup 


DISTRICT  REGISTRAR  AND  ADDRESS 

Rimouski .  .  .  .  J.  Baptiste  Desjardins . Rimouski 

Roberval . Raoul  Boissonneault . Roberval 

Rouyn-N  oranda-T  emiscamingue 

J.  J.  Rolland  Desmeules . Rouyn 

Saguenay . Pierre  Duchesne . Malbaie 

Three  Rivers  & 

Nicolet . Leon  Lamothe,  Q.C. ..Three  Rivers 

St.  Francis 

Bedford .  Albert  Desilets,  Q.C..  .Sherbrooke 

Richelieu . J.  O.  Cousineau . Sorel 

lies  de  la  F.  Armand  Painchaud 

Madeleine. .  .  .  Havre  Aubert,  Magdalen  Islands 


JURISDICTION  IN  COURTS  IN  BANKRUPTCY 


(a)  Alberta,  British  Columbia, 
Nova  Scotia,  Ontario  and 
Prince  Edward  Island — The 
Supreme  Court  of  Province. 


(6)  Manitoba  and  Saskatchewan 
— Court  of  King’s  Bench  of 
Province. 

(c)  NewBrunswick — King’sBench 
Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  Prov. 


( d )  Quebec — Superior  Court  of 
Province. 

(e)  Yukon  Territory — Territorial 
Court  of  the  Territory. 


CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS,  CANADA 


THE  CANADIAN  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament  1902 

President — Gerald  E.  Martin,  F.C.A.,  Halifax, 
N.S.;  Treasurer,  T.  A.  M.  Hutchinson,  F.C.A., 
Toronto;  Executive  Secretary,  E.  Michael  Howarth. 
Institute  Offices,  69  Bloor  St.  E.  Toronto. 

THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  ALBERTA 
( Incorporated  1910 ) 

President,  W.  H.  Nield,  C.A.;  Secretary-Treasurer 
A.  D.  McTavish,  C.A.,  10241-102nd  St.,  Edmonton. 

THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS  OF 
BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

President,  Wm.  F.  Martin,  C.A.,;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  D.  R.  Horn,  C.  A.,  602  Stock  Exchange 
Bldg.,  Vancouver. 

THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  MANITOBA 

( Incorporated  1886) 

President,  J.  W.  Abbott,  C.A.;  Secretary-Trea¬ 
surer,  J.  A.  McQuaker,  C.A.,  209  Montreal  Trust 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 


THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

( Incorporated  1900) 

President,  D.  F.  C.  Burton,  C.A.;  Secretary-Trea¬ 
surer,  W.  A.  Stech,  C.A.,  P.O.  Box  501,  417  Roy 
Building  Halifax. 

THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  ONTARIO 

Incorporated  1883 

President,  W.  M.  Brace,  F.C.A.;  Secretary,  M.  A. 
Bradshaw,  C.A.;  Treasurer,  J.  G.  Brown,  F.C.A.; 
Institute  Offices,  69  Bloor  St.  E.,  Toronto  1. 


THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

( Incorporated  1921) 

President,  W.  A.  Robertson,  C.A.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  L.  M.  Robinson,  C.A.,  P.O.  Box  341, 
Charlottetown. 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  INSTITUTE  OF 
CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
( Incorporated  1916) 

President,  F.  P.  Blackmore,  C.A.,  Saint  John; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  L.  Barkhouse,  C.A.,  c/o  H.  R. 
Doane  &  Co.,  Moncton. 

THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

Incorporated  1949 

President,  J.  C.  Newland,  C.A.;  Secretary-Trea¬ 
surer,  J.  A.  Reynolds,  C.A.;  P.O.  Box  338,  St.  John’s. 


THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  QUEBEC 

President,  Wm.  S.  Munro,  C.A.;  Executive  Secre- 
ary,  C.D.  Mellor,  630  Lagauch&tiere  St.W.,  Montreal. 


THE  INSTITUTE  OF  CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 
OF  SASKATCHEWAN 
( Incorporated  1908.  Chapter  55) 

President,  Wm.  H.  Cook,  C.A.,  Moose  Jaw; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Thos.  H.  Moffet,  F.C.A.,  Box 
292,  Regina. 


1956] 


CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANTS 


529 


DELOITTE,  PLENDER,  HASKINS  &  SELLS 

Chartered  Accountants 

MONTREAL  TORONTO  WINNIPEG 

REGINA  VANCOUVER 


DICK,  BOND,  HETHERINGTON,  &  O'LOANE 

Chartered  Accountants 

Licensed  Trustees  in  Bankruptcy:  C.  J.  Dick  -  W.  R.  O’Loane 

STERLING  TOWER  -  372  BAY  STREET  -  TORONTO  1,  ONTARIO 

45  SIXTH  STREET  -  CHATHAM,  ONTARIO 


EDWARDS,  MORGAN  &  CO. 

Chartered  Accountants 

Established  1839 

TIMMINS  -  TORONTO  -  MONTREAL 

REPRESENTATIVES  AT 

WINNIPEG  -  CALGARY  -  EDMONTON  -  VANCOUVER 

LONDON,  ENG. 


Thorne,  Mulholland,  Howson  &  McPherson 

Chartered  Accountants 

Licensed  Trustees: 

e.  j.  howson,  r.  s.  mcpherson,  j.  g.  brown 

TORONTO  -  GALT  -  KITCHENER 

REPRESENTED  THROUGHOUT  CANADA 


530 


CERTIFIED  PUBLIC  ACCOUNTANTS 


[  1956 


The  Canadian  Institute 


Certified  Public  Accountants 


A  National  Body  comprising 
the  members  of  the  various 
Provincial  Associations 
Certified  Public  Accountants 

Honorary  Life  President 
Chester  S.  Walters  -  -  Toronto 


President 


S.  A.  Norman 


Toronto 


V  ice- Presidents 

G.  R.  Ball  -  Winnipeg.  Man. 

H.  C.  Fillmore  -  -  Bathurst,  N.  B. 

Treasurer 

R.  W.  Cochrane  -  Toronto 

Secretary 

F.  H.  Barnes  -  Toronto 


(For  officers  of  the  Provincial  Associations,  see  Page  531) 


INSTITUTE  OFFICE  : 


228  Bloor  Street  West 


Toronto  5 


1956] 


ASSOCIATIONS  OF  ACCOUNTANTS 


531 


ASSOCIATIONS  OF  ACCOUNTANTS 


The  Canadian  Institute  of  Certified  Public  Accountants 

Honorary  Life  President,  Chester  S.Walters,  D.F.Sc., 
LL.D.,  C.P.A. 

President ,  S.  A.  Norman,  C.P.A. ,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Vice-Presidents ,  G.  R.  Ball,  C.P.A.,  Winnipeg,  Man.; 

H.  C.  Fillmore,  C.P.A.,  Bathurst,  N.B.;  Treasurer , 
R.  W.  Cochrane,  C.P.A.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary, 
F.  H.  Barnes,  C.P.A.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Institute  Office:  228  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto  5. 

The  Certified  Public  Accountants  Associations 
of  Canada 

The  Certified  Public  Accountants  Association 
of  Manitoba 

Honorary  Life  President,  Chester  S.  Walters 
D.F.Sc.,  LL.D.,  C.P.A. 

President,  F.  J.  Karn,  C.P.A.,  Winnipeg,;  1st  Vice- 
President,  L.  Rubin,  C.P.A.,  Winnipeg;  2nd  Vice- 
President,  G.  D.  Tippett,  C.P.A.,  Winnipeg;  Secretary- 
Registrar,  A.  J.  Noble,  C.P.A.,  897  Jessie  Ave., 
Winnipeg;  Treasurer,  N.  Twist,  C.P.A.,  Winnipeg. 

Five-year  course  as  conducted  by  The  University 
of  Toronto  for  The  Certified  Public  Accountants 
Association  of  Ontario. 

The  Certified  Public  Accountants  Association 
of  New  Brunswick 

Honorary  Lif e President,  Chester  S.  Walters, D.F.Sc., 
LL.D.,  C.P.A. 

President,  C.  F.  Leach,  C.P.A.,  Saint  John;  Vice- 
President,  A.  MacDonald  Cooke,  C.P.A.,  Moncton; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  N.  Steeves,  C.P.A.,  100 

Carmarthen  St.,  Saint  John. 

Five-year  course  as  conducted  by  The  University 
of  Toronto  for  The  Certified  Public  Accountants 
Association  of  Ontario. 

The  Certified  Public  Accountants  Association 
of  Newfoundland 

Head  Office,  9  Church  Hill,  St.  John’s,  Newfoundland 
Honorary  Life  President,  Chester  S.  Walters, 
D.F.Sc.,  LL.D.,  C.P.A. 

President,  John  R.  Parsons,  C.P.A..  St.  Johns; 
1st  Vice-President,  G.  T.  Dyer,  C.P.A.,  St.  Johns; 
2nd  Vice-President,  Gerald T. Walsh,  C.P.A.,  St.John  s; 
Secretary-Treasurer  and  Registrar,  H.  W.  Barrett, 

C. P.A.,  St.  John’s. 

Five-year  course  as  conducted  by  The  University 
of  Toronto  for  The  Certified  Public  Accountants 
Association  of  Ontario. 

The  Certified  Public  Accountants  Association 
of  Ontario 

Head  Office,  228  Bloor  St.  W„  Toronto 
Honorary  Life  President,  Chester  S.  Walters, 

D. F.Sc.,  LL.D.,  C.P.A.  • 

President,  G.  F.  Barclay,  C.P.A.,  Toronto;  1st 
Vice-President,  G.  B.  MacDonald,  C.P.A.,  Toronto; 
2nd  Vice-President,  R.  W.  Cochrane,  C.P.A.,  Toronto; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  D.  A.  Evers,  C.P.A.,  Toronto; 
Director  of  Education,  F.  T.  Sudbury,  C.P  .A.,  Toronto; 
Executive  Secretary,  F.  H.  Barnes,  C-P. A.  Toronto. 

Five-year  course  as  conducted  by  The  University  of 
Toronto. 

The  Registered  Public  Accountants  Association 
of  Nova  Scotia 

Honorary  Life  President,  Chester  S.  Walters, 
D.F.Sc.,  LL.D.,  C.P.A. 

President,  P.  L.  M.  Romkey,  R.P.A.,  Halifax; 
1st  Vice-President,  H.  P.  Beed,  R.P.A.,  Halifax; 
2nd  Vice-President,  W.  D.  McLeod,  R.P.A.,  Halifax; 
Treasurer.  J,  E.  Renouf,  R.P.A.,  Halifax;  Secretary, 

I.  Gordon,  R.P.A.,  435  Barrington  St.,  Halifax. 
Five-year  course  as  conducted  by  The  University  of 

Toronto  for  The  Certified  Public  Accountants 
Association  of  Ontario. 

The  Certified  Public  Accountants  Association 
of  Saskatchewan 

Honorary  Life  President,  Chester  S.  Walters 
D.F.Sc.,  LL.D.,  C.P.A. 


President,  A.  J.  Gossen,  C.P.A.,  Saskatoon;  Vice- 
President,  T.  D.  Thrower,  C.P.A.,  Lloydminster; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  C.  J.  MacKinnon,  C.P.A., 
1526  Cairns  Ave.,  Saskatoon. 

Five-year  course  as  conducted  by  The  University 
of  Toronto  for  The  Certified  Public  Accountants 
Association  of  Ontario. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  Canada 

President,  C.  R.  MacFadden,  R.I.A.,  National 
Sea  Products  Ltd.,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Secretary-Manager, 

J.  N.  Allan,  R.I.A.,  31  Walnut  St.  S.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  British  Columbia 

Affiliated  with  the  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  G.  E.  Owen,  R.I.A.,  890  S.  W.  Marine 
Dr.,  Vancouver;  Secretary,  G.  F.  Cassidy,  R.I.A., 
Price,  Waterhouse  &  Co.,  1331  Marine  Bldg.,  Van- 


The  Society  of  Industrial  &  Cost  Accountants 
of  Alberta 

Affiliated  with  The  Society  of  Industrial  and 
Cost  Accountants  of  Canada 
President,  L.  J.  Rosling,  Revelstoke  Sawmill  Co. 
Ltd.,  Calgary;  Secretary,  C.  S.  Evans,  Jenkins 
Groceterias  Ltd.,  1820  9th  Ave.  E.,  Calgary. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountant a 
of  Saskatchewan 

Affiliated  With  The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  J.  P.  Golds,  R.I.A.,  Robin  Hood  Flour 
Mills  Ltd.,  Moose  Jaw;  Secretary  Treasurer,  G.  J. 
Hampson,  Sterling  Motors  Ltd.,  Moose  Jaw. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  Manitoba 

Affiliated  With  The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  G.  L.  F.  Riddell,  Investors’  Syndicate  of 
Canada  Ltd.,  Winnipeg;  Secretary-Treasurer,  K.  R. 
Keeping,  R.I.A.,  702  Canada  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  Ontario 

Affiliated  with  the  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  K.  M.  Horton,  R.I.A.,  Cosmos  Imperial 
Mills  Ltd.,  Hamilton 

Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  N.  Allan,  R.I.A.,  31 

Walnut  St.  S.,  Hamilton. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 

OF  QUEBEC 

Affiliated  with  the  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  V.  F.  Davies,  P.  S.  Ross  &  Sons,  360 
St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal;  Secretary,  Robert 
Despres,  R.I.A.,  Quebec  Power  Co.,  Qeubec. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  Prince  Edward  Island 
Affiliated  With  The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  R.  T.  Henthorn,  R.I.A.,  R.  T.  Holman 
Ltd.,  Summerside;  Secretary,  H.  R.  Carruthers, 
R.I.A.,  Provincial  Auditor,  Charlottetown. 

The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  New  Brunswick 

Affiliated  With  The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada.  . 

President,  J.  S.  Lepper,  R.I.A.,  N.B.  Electric  Power 
Commission,  Fredericton;  Secretary-Treasurer,  R.  D. 
Brown,  N.B.  Electric  Power  Commission,  Fredericton 

Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  Nova  Scotia 

Affiliated  with  the  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  C.  S.  Mosher,  R.I.A.,  Maritime  Tele¬ 
graph  &  Telephone  Co.  Ltd.,  Halifax;  Secretary,  R.  r  . 
Hatfield,  Dept,  of  Highways,  Halifax. 


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The  Society  or  Industrial  and  Cost  Accountants 
of  Newfoundland 

Affiliated  With  The  Society  of  Industrial  and  Cost 
Accountants  of  Canada. 

President,  Bruce  Feather,  C.A.,  R.I.A.,  1  Atlantic 
Ave.,  St.  John’s. 

General  Accountants  Association 

Dominion  Charter 

President,  J.  V.  Willis,  C.G.A.,  61  Cotswold  Cresc., 
Willowdale,  Ont. 

Secretary  Pro-Tern.,  James  G.  Finnie,  C.G.A.,  5336 
Queen  Mary  Road,  Montreal. 

BRANCH  SECRETARIES 

Montreal,  Jean  Brunelle,  C.G.A.,  Box  582  Place 
d’Armes. 

Quebec,  Jean  Paul  Marcoux,  C.G.A.,  307  de  Lery. 

Toronto,  T.  C.  Grandy,  C.G.A.,  926  Montreal 
Trust  Bldg. 

Ottawa,  A.  G.  Wigmore,  C.G.A.,  19  Grove  Ave. 

Winnipeg,  A.  J.  Noble,  C.G.A.,  P.O.  Box  1,  Sta¬ 
tion  C. 

Vancouver,  L.  W.  Linnitt,  C.G.A.,  1425  Marine 
Bldg.,  355  Burrard  St. 

Victoria,  K.  C.  Moffat,  C.G.A.,  2700  Eastdowne. 

Halifax,  H.  P.  Beed,  C.G.A.,  68  Churchill  Dr. 

Calgary,  A.  L.  Hardy,  C.G.A.,  1225-8th  Ave. 

Regina,  L.  E.  Hardy,  C.G.A.,  1056  Atkinson  St. 

Edmonton,  M.  W.  Peterson,  8742-97th  Ave. 

The  International  Accountants’  and  Executives’ 
Corporation  of  Canada 

Dominion  Charter 

Secretary  and  Registrar,  Chas.  R.  Hill,  F.A.E.,  601 
Federal  Bldg.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


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The  International  Accountants'  and  Executives’ 
Corporation  (Ontario) 

Ontario  Charter 

Affiliated  with  The  International  Accountants’  and 
Executives'  Corporation  of  Canada;  Association  of 
International  Accountants,  London,  England;  and 
Institute  of  Accountants,  Sydney,  Australia.  Secre¬ 
tary,  Chas.  R.  Hill,  F.A.E.,  Head,  Office,  601  Federal 
Bldg.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Institute  of  Internal  Auditors,  Inc. 

Head  Office  is  at  120  Wall  Street,  New  York  5, 
N.Y.;  Managing- Director  is  Bradford  Cadmus. 

The  chapters  in  Canada  are  as  follows: 

TORONTO  CHAPTER 

President,  A.  E.  Stead,  Chartered  Trust  Co.;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Frank  A.  Rinder,  Imperial  Oil  Ltd.;  Treasurer, 
Augustus  R.  Hendriks,  Gordon  A.  MacEachem  Ltd. 

MONTREAL  CHAPTER 

President,  Clifford  Smallwood,  Canadian  Pacific 
Railway  Co.;  Secretary,  M.  Renaud,  Dow  Brewery 
Ltd.;  Treasurer,  W.  H.  St.  Pierre,  Dominion  Rubber 
Co.  Ltd. 

VANCOUVER  CHAPTER 

President,  G.  W.  Woods,  Western  Canada  Breweries 
Ltd.;  Secretary,  Frank  B.  Manson,  Alaska  Pine  and 
Cellulose  Ltd.;  Treasurer,  Kenneth  B.  Finn,  Powell 
River  Co.  Ltd. 

WINNIPEG  CHAPTER 

President,  Sidney  G.  Blacker,  Trans-Canada  Air¬ 
lines;  Secretary,  Harvey  H.  Thexton,  Greater  Win¬ 
nipeg  Transit  Commission;  Treasurer,  William  W. 
Hays,  Manitoba  Pool  Elevators. 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


Indicating  Academic,  Ecclesiastical  and  other  Degrees,  membership  in  Institutions,  etc.,  in  use  in  Canada 
and  appended  to  names  appearing  in  the  Canadian  Almanac  and  Directory.  For  other  lists  o  f 
abbreviations,  see  Index. 


A.A.C.CA 

A.A.E. 

A.A.S.A. 

A.B. 

A.C.A. 

A.C.C.O. 

A.C.D. 

A.C.G.I. 

A.C.I.C. 

A.C.I.S 

A.C.S.M. 

A.F.R.A.S. 

Ag.  de  I’U.  (Paris) 

Ag.  de  Phil 

A.G.S.M. 

A.I.C. 

A.K.C. 

A.L.A. 

A.L.C.M. 

A.L.S. 

A.M. 

A.M.  Am.  S.C.E. 
A.M.E.I.C. 
A.M.I.C.E. 
A.M.I.E.E. 


Associate  Association  of  Certified 
and  Corporate  Accountants 
— Accountants’  and  Executives’ 
Corp’n.  of  Canada 
— of  the  Alberta  Society  of  Artists 
Bachelor  of  Arts  (Artium  Bacca- 
laureus) 

Associate  of  Institute  of  Chartered 
Accountants  (Eng.) 

— of  Canadian  College  of  Organists 
Archaeologiae  Christianae  Doctor 
(See  Doct.  Arch.) 

Associate  of  the  City  and  Guilds 
of  London  Institute 
— of  Canadian  Institute  of  Chemis- 

—  of  (Chartered  Institute  of  Secre¬ 

taries 

— of  Cambourne  School  of  Mines 

—  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Aeronau¬ 

tical  Society 

Honorary  Professor  of  University 
of  Paris  (Agr6g6  de  l’Univer- 
sit6  Paris) 

Professor  of  Philosophy  (Agr6g6  en 
Philosophie  Louvain) 

—  Associate  Guildhall  School  of 

Music,  (London,  Eng.) 
of  the  Institute  of  Chemistry 

—  King’s  College 
American  Library  Association 
Associate  London  (Canada)  Con¬ 
servatory  of  Music 

Commissioned  Alberta  Land  Sur¬ 
veyor 

Master  of  Arts  (Artium  Magister) 
Associate  Member  American 
Society  of  Civil  Engineers 
■ —  Member  Engineering  Institute 
of  Canada 

— Member  Institute  of  Civil  En¬ 
gineers 

—  Member  Institute  of  Electrica 

Engineers 


A.M. I.  Mech.  E. 

A.M  us. 

A.P.A. 


A.P.H.A. 

A.R.A. 

A.R.A.D. 

A.R.C.M. 

A.R.C.O. 

A.R.C.Sc. 

A.R.C.T. 

A.R.D.S. 

A.R.I.B.A. 

A.R.I.C. 

A.R.S.M. 

Assoc.  Inst.  M.M. 

A.T.C.L. 

A. T.C.M. 

B. A 

B.  Acc. 

B.A.I. 

B.A.O. 

B.  Arch. 

B.A.  Sc. 

B.A.S.M. 

B.A.  Theo. 

B.B.A. 

B.C.D. 

B.C.L. 

B.  Com.  (B.  Comm.) 
B.D. 

B.D.C. 

B.D.S. 

B.E. 

B.  Ed. 


Associate  Member  Institution  of 
Mechanical  Engineers 

—  of  Music  (McGill) 

— Member  of  Institute  of  Accre¬ 
dited  Public  Accountants 
(Canada) 

—  Public  Health  Association 

—  of  the  Royal  Academy 

— of  Royal  College  of  Dancing 

—  of  Royal  College  of  Music 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Organists 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Science 
— of  the  Royal  Conservatory  of 

Toronto 

—  of  the  Royal  Drawing  Society 

(London,  Eng.) 

—  of  Royal  Institute  of  British 

Architects 

—  Royal  Institute  of  Chemistry 
— Royal  School  of  Mines 

— Royal  School  of  Music 

—  Associate  Institute  of  Mining 

and  Metallurgy 

—  Trinity  College  London  (Eng.) 

—  of  Toronto  Conservatory  of 

Music 

Bachelor  of  Arts 

—  ofAccountancy 
— of  Engineering  (U.  of  Dublin) 

—  of  Obstetrics 

—  of  Architecture 

—  of  Applied  Science 

—  of  Arts,  Master  of  Science 

—  of  Arts  in  Theology 

—  of  Business  Administration 
Bachelier  en  Chirurgie  Dentale  ' 
Bachelor  of  Civil  Law 

of  Commerce 

—  of  Divinity 

— of  Canon  Law  (Bacc.  Droit 
Canonique) 

—  of  Dental  Surgery 

—  of  Engineering 
— of  Education 


1956] 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


533 


B.E.E. 

B.  en  Ph. 

B.  en  So.  Com. 
B.  6s  A. 

B.  6s  L.  ■ 

B.  6s  Sc. 

B.  6s  So.  App. 
B.F. 

B.H.E. 

B.H.  Eo. 

B.H.  Sc. 

B.J. 

B.J.C. 

B.L. 

B.  Litt. 

B.L.S. 

B.M. 

B.Mus. 

B.M.V. 

B.  Paed.  (P6d.) 
B.P.A. 

B.P.E. 

B.  Ph. 
B.P.H.E. 

B.S. 

B.S.A. 

B.  Sc. 

B.  Sc.  Com. 

B.  Sc.  F. 
B.Sc.H. 

B.  Sc.  Soc. 
B.S.C.E. 

B.S.  Ed. 
B.S.E.E. 

B.S.F. 

B.S.P. 

B.S.S. 

B.S.W. 

B.  Th. 

B.T.S. 

B. V.  Sc. 

C. A. 

C.A.P. 

C.E. 

Cer.  E. 

C.E.S. 

C.G.A. 

Ch.  B. 

Chem.  Ing. 

C.J.M. 

C.L.U. 

C.M. 

C.M. 

C.P. 

C.P.A. 

C.P.S. 

C.R. 

C.S.B. 

C.S.C. 

C.S.P. 

C.S.R. 

C.  SS.  R. 


C. S.V. 

D. A. 

D.A 

D.A.  Sc. 

D.C. 

D.C.D. 

D.C.L. 

D.D. 

D.D.C. 

D.  de  l’Un. 
D.D.S. 

D.D.T. 

D.F.Sc. 

D.  en  M6d.  Vet. 
D.  en  Ph. 

D.  6s  L. 

D.I.C. 

Dip.  d’E. 

Dip  de  l’U.  (Paris) 


Bachelor  of  Electrical  Engineering 
Bachelier  en  Philosophic 

—  en  Science  Commerciale 

—  6s  Arts 

—  6s  Lettres 

—  6s  Science 

—  6s  Science  Applique 
Bachelor  of  Forestry 

— of  Household  Economics 

—  of  Household  Economics 

—  of  Household  Science 

—  of  Journalism 

—  in  Canon  Law 

—  in  Literature  (or  of  Laws) 

—  of  Letters  (or  of  Literature) 

—  of  Library  Science 

—  of  Medicine 

—  of  Music 

Bachelier  en  Mddecine  Vet6rinaire 
Bachelor  of  Pedagogy 

—  of  Public  Administration 

—  of  Physical  Education 

—  of  Philosophy 

— Physical  and  Health 
Education 

—  of  Science  (U.S.A.) 

—  of  Science  in  Agriculture 

—  of  Science 

—  of  Commercial  Science 

—  of  Science  of  Forestry 
Bacheliere  en  Soieuoes  Hospitalieres 
Bachelor  of  Social  Science 

—  of  Science  in  Civil  Engineering 

—  of  Science  in  Education 

—  of  Science  in  Electrical  Engi¬ 

neering 

— of  Science  in  Forestry 

—  of  Science  of  Pharmacy 

—  of  Social  Sciences 
— of  Social  Work 

—  of  Theology 

—  of  Technological  Science 

(Edinburgh) 

—  of  Veterinary  Science 
Chartered  Accountant 
Certificat  d’  aptitude  Pedagogique. 
Civil  Engineer 

Ceramic  Engineer 
Certificat  d’6tudes  Secondaires 
(La  Sorbonne) 

Certified  General  Accountant 
Bachelor  of  Surgery 
Ing6nieur  Chimiste  Diplome 

(Swiss  Fed.  Inst.  Technology) 
Congregation  of  Jesus  and  Mary 
Chartered  Life  Underwriter 
Master  in  Surgery 
Vincentian  Fathers 
Passionist  Fathers 
Certified  Public  Accountant 
Stigma  tine  Fathers 
Congregation  of  the  Ressurrection 

—  of  St.  Basil 

—  Sancta  Cruce 
Congregation  of  Paulist  Fathers 
Chartered  Stenographic  Reporter 
Congregation  Sanctissimi  _  Re- 

demptoris  (Congregation  of 
the  Most  Holy  Redeemer) 
Clerc  (de)  Saint-Viateur 
Doctor  of  Art  (Scotland) 

— of  Archaeology  (Laval) 

— in  Applied  Sciences 
— of  Chiropractic 
Docteur  en  Chirurgie  Dentale 
Doctor  of  Common  (Civil)  Law 

—  of  Divinity 
Doctorat  Droit  Canonique 
Doctorat  d’  Universit6 
Doctor  of  Dental  Surgery 

—  of  Drugless  Therapy 

—  of  Financial  Science  (Laval). 
Docteur  en  M6decine  Vet6rinaire 

—  en  Philosophie 

—  6s  Lettres  (Doctor  of  Letters) 
Diploma  of  Imperial  College  of 

Science  and  Technology 
Diplome  d’Etudes 
Diploma  of  the  University  of  Paris 


Dip.  Et  Sup. 

D.J.C. 

D.L. 

D .  Lit. 

D.  Litt. 

D.L.O. 

D.L.S. 

D.M. 

D.M.D. 

D.Ms. 

D.M  us. 

D.M.R.D. 

D.M.T. 

D.M.T.  and  H. 
(Eng.) 

D.O. 

Doct.  Arch. 

D.  Paed.  (P6d.) 
D.P.E. 

D.  Ph. 

D.P.Ec. 

D.P.H. 

D.P.  Sc. 

D.P.T. 

D.R. 

Dr.  Com.  Sc. 

Dr.  de  l’U.  (Paris) 
Dr.  6s  Lettres 

Dr.  jur. 

Dr.  rer.  pol. 


D.S.A. 

D.  Sc. 

D.S.L. 

D.  Sc.  Com. 

D.  Sc.  Fin. 

D.  Sc.  Nat. 

D.  Sc.  Soc. 

D.Th. 

D.  Univ.,  (Paris) 
D.V.M. 

D. V.  Sc. 

Ed.  D. 

Ed.  M. 

E. E. 

E.M. 

E. T.C.M. 

F. A.C.C.A. 

F.A.C.D. 

F.A.C.P. 

F.A.C.S. 

F.A.E. 

F.A.G.S. 

F.A.I.A. 

F.A.O.U. 

F.A.P.H.A. 

F.A.P.S. 

F.A.S. 

F.B.A. 

F.B.C.M. 

F.C.A. 

F.C.C.O. 

F.C.G.I. 

F.C.I. 

F.C.I.C. 

F.C.I.S. 


Diplome  d’Etudes  Sup6rieures, 
Paris 

Doctor  of  Canon  Law 

—  in  Civil  Law 

—  of  Literature 

—  of  Letters 

Diploma  in  Laryngology  and 
Otology 

Dominion  Land  Surveyor 
Doctorat  Medicine 

—  of  Dental  Medecine 
Doctor  in  Missionology 
Doctorat  en  musique 
Diploma  in  Medical  Radiology 
— in  ’Fropical  Medicine 

— in  Tropical  Medicine  and 
Hygiene 

Doctor  of  Osteopathy 
Doctor  of  Christian  Archeology 
(Pontifical  Institute,  Rome) 
Doctor  of  Paedagogy 
Diploma  in  Physical  Education 
Doctor  of  Philosophy 
— Political  Economy 

—  (or  Diploma)  of  Public  Health 

—  of  Political  Science 

—  of  Physio-Therapy 
Diploma  of  Radiology 
Doctor  of  Commercial  Science 

—  of  the  University  of  Paris 

—  of  Letters  (History  of  Litera¬ 

ture) 

—  of  Law  (Dr.  Juris)  (Docteur 

en  Droit) 

—  of  Political  Economy  (Dr.  Rerum 

Politicarum)  (Docteur  des 
Sciences  Politiques) 

Docteur  6s  Science  Agricole 
Doctor  of  Science 

—  of  Sacred  Letters  _ 

—  of  Commercial  Science 

—  of  Financial  Science 

—  in  Natural  Science 

—  of  Social  Science 

—  of  Theology 

—  of  the  University  of  Paris 

—  of  Veterinary  Medicine 

—  of  Veterinary  Science 

—  of  Education 

Master  of  Education  (Harvard) 
Electrical  Engineer 
Mining  Engineer 

Graduate  of  Eastern  Townships 
Conservatory  of  Music 
Fellow  of  the  Association  of  Certi¬ 
fied  and  Corporate  Accountants 

—  of  American  College  of  Dentists 

—  of  American  College  of  Physi¬ 

cians 

—  of  American  College  of  Surgeons 

—  of  the  Accountants’  and  Execu¬ 

tives’  Corp’n.  of  Canada 
— of  the  American  Geographical 
Society 

—  of  the  American  Institute  of 

Actuaries  (or  of  Architects) 

— of  the  American  Ornithologists’ 
Union 

—  of  the  American  Public  Health 

Association 

—  of  American  Physical  Society 

—  of  the  Actuarial  Society 

—  of  the  British  Academy 

—  of  the  Brantford  Conservatory 

of  Music 

—  of  the  Institute  of  Chartered 

Accountants 

— of  the  Canadian  College  of 
Organists 

—  of  the  City  and  Guilds  of  Lon¬ 

don  Institute 

—  of  the  Canadian  Credit  Insti¬ 

tute 

—  of  the  Chemical  Institute  of 

Canada 

—  of  the  Chartered  Institute  of 

Secretaries 


534 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


[  1956 


F.C.O.G. 

F.E. 

F.F.A. 

F.F.R. 

F.G.S. 

F.G.S.A. 

F.I.A. 

F.I.C. 

F.I.L. 

F.L.A. 

F.M.S.A. 

F.R.A.I. 

F.R.A.I.C. 

F.R.A.M. 

F.R.A.S. 

F.R.C.M. 

F.R.C.O. 

F.R.C.O.G. 

F.R.C.P. 

F.R.C.S. 

F.R.G.S. 

F.R.  Hist.  S. 
F.R.  Hort.  S. 

F.R.I.B.A. 

F.R.M.C.M. 

F.R.M.S. 

F.R.S. 

F.R.S.A. 

F.R.S.C. 

F.R.S.E. 

F.R.S.L. 

F.S.A. 

F.S.S. 

F.T.C.L. 

F.Z.S. 

H. A.R.C.V.S. 

I. M.M. 
Ing.E.T.P. 

J. C.B. 

J.C.D. 

J.C.L. 

J.D. 

J.D.S. 

J. U.L. 

Jur.  utr.  Dr. 

K. C. 

L. A.B. 


L.C.L. 

L.C.M.I. 

L.D.C. 

L.D.S. 

L.  4s  L. 
L.  4s  Sc. 
L.G.S.M 

Litt.  D. 
Litt.  L. 
L.J.C. 


Fellow  of  the  College  of  Obstetri¬ 
cians  and  Gynecologists 
Forest  Engineer 

Fellow  of  the  Faculty  of  Actuaries 
(Scotland) 

Fellow  of  the  Faculty  of  Radiology 
Frater,  (Fellow)  Geological  Society 
Fellow  of  the  Geological  Society 
of  America 

—  of  the  Institute  of  Actuaries, 

London 

—  of  the  Institute  of  Chemistry 

—  of  the  Institute  of  Linguists 

—  of  the  Library  Association 

(England) 

—  of  the  Mineralogical  Society  of 

America 

— of  the  Royal  Anthropological 
Institute 

—  of  the  Royal  Architectural  In¬ 

stitute  of  Canada 

—  of  the  Royal  Academy  of  Music 

(London) 

—  of  the  Royal  Astronomical 

Society 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Music 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Organists 
— of  the  Royal  College  of  Obstet¬ 
rics  and  Gynaecology 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physi¬ 

cians 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Sur¬ 

geons 

—  of  the  Royal  Geographical 

Society 

—  of  the  Royal  Historical  Society 

—  of  the  Royal  Horticultural 

Society 

—  of  the  Royal  Institute  of  British 

Architects 

—  of  Royal  Manchester  College 

of  Music 

—  of  the  Royal  Meteorological 

Society 

—  of  the  Royal  Society 

—  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Arts 

—  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Canada 

—  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Edin¬ 

burgh 

—  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Liter¬ 

ature 

—  of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries 
Fellow  of  Royal  Statistical  Society 
Frater,  (Fellow)  Trinity  College  of 

Music,  London 

Fellow  of  the  Zoological  Society 
Honorary  Associate  of  Royal 

College  of  Veterinary  Surgeons 
Institute  of  Mining  and  Metallurgy 
Diplome  de  1’Ecole  Sp4ciale  des 
Travaux  Publiques 
Bachelor  of  Canon  Law 
Doctor  of  Canon  Law 
(or  of  Civil  Law) 

Juris  Canonici  Licentiatus  (Licen¬ 
tiate  in  Canon  Law) 

Doctor  of  Jurisprudence 
Doctor  of  Juridical  Science 
Licentiate  of  Law  inUtroque  (both 
Civil  and  Canon  law) 

Juris  utriusque  doctor,  Equivalent 
to  LL.D. 

King’s  Counsel 

Licentiate  of  the  Associated  Bd.  of 
Royal  Schools  of  Music  (Lon¬ 
don,  England) 

— in  Canon  Law 

— Cost  and  Management  Institute 

—  Droit  Canonique 

—  in  Dental  Surgery 
Licenci6  es  Lettres 

—  4s  Sciences 

—  Licentiate  of  Guildhall  School 

of  Music  (London,  Eng.) 
Doctorat  4s  lettres 
License  4s  lettres 
Licientiatus  Juris  Canonici 


L.L. 

LL.B. 

LL.D. 

LL.L. 

LL.M. 

L.  Mus. 
L.M.U.S. 

L.  Mus.  T.C.L. 

L.P4d. 

L.  Ph. 

L. Psych. 
L.R.A.M. 

L.R.C.M. 

L.R.C.P 

L.R.C.T. 

L.R.E. 

L.R.S.M. 

L.S. 

L.S.A. 

L.  Sc.  Com. 

L.  S.Sc. 

L.  Sc.  Soc. 

L.  T.C.L. 

L.T.C.M. 

L.  Th. 

M. A 

M.AI.E.E. 

M.A.I.M.E. 

M.A.L.S. 

M.  Arch. 

M.A.  Sc. 
M.A.S.C.E. 

M.A.S.M.E. 

M.  Aust.  I.M. 

M.B. 

M.B.A. 

M.B.O.U. 

M.C.E. 

M.C.I. 

M.C.I.C. 

M.C.I.F. 

M.C.I. M. 
M.C.I. M.M. 

M.Coll.  H. 

M.  Com. 

M.D. 

M.D.C.M. 

M.D.V. 

M.E. 

M.  Ed. 
M.E.I.C. 

M.  Eng. 

M.F. 

M.F.A. 

M.I.C.E. 

M.I.E.E. 

M. I.M.M. 

M.I.N.A. 

M.I.R.E. 

M.L.S. 

M.M.S. 

M.P.E. 


License  in  Civil  Law 
Bachelor  of  Laws  (Legum  Bacca- 
laureus) 

Doctor  of  Laws  (Legum  Doctor) 

Licentiate  in  Laws 

Master  of  Laws 

Licentiate  of  Music  (McGill) 

— in  Music,  University  of  Saskat¬ 
chewan 

— in  Music,  Trinity  College, 
London 

Licence  en  P6dagogie 
Licence  en  Philosophie 
Licenci6  en  Pschologie 
Licentiate  Royal  Academy 
Music,  London 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Music, 

London 

—  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physi¬ 

cians 

— of  the  Royal  Conservatory  of 
Toronto 

—  in  Religious  Education 

—  of  the  Royal  School  of  Music, 

London 
Land  Surveyor 

Licentiate  in  Agricultural  Science 

—  in  Commercial  Science 

—  in  Sacred  Scriptures 
Licence  in  Social  Science 
Licentiate  Trinity  College  o 

Music,  London 

—  Toronto  Conservatory  of  Music 

—  in  Theology 
Master  of  Arts 

Member  of  American  Institute  o 
Electrical  Engineers 

—  of  American  Institute  of  Min¬ 

ing  Engineers 

Master  of  Arts  in  Library  Science 

—  of  Architecture 

—  of  Applied  Science 
Member,  American  Society  of  Civil 

Engineers 

— American  Society  of  Mechanical 
Engineers 

—  Australian  Institute  of  Mining 

and  Metallurgy 
Bachelor  of  Medicine 
Master  in  Business  Administration 
Member  British  Ornithologists’ 
Union 

Master  of  Civil  Engineering 
Member  Canadian  Credit  Insti¬ 
tute 

— of  the  Chemical  Institute  of 
Canada 

—  of  the  Canadian  Institute  of 

Forestry 

—  Canadian  Institute  of  Mining 
— Can  Inst,  of  Mining  and 

Metallurgy 

Member  of  the  College  of  Hand¬ 
crafts  (London,  Eng.) 

Master  of  Commerce 
Doctor  of  Medicine 

—  of  Medicine  and  Master  of  Sur¬ 

gery 

—  Veterinary  Medicine 
Mechanical  Engineer 
Master  of  Education 

Member  of  Engineering  Institute 
of  Canada 

Master  of  Engineering 

—  of  Forestry 

- —  of  Fine  Arts 

Member  Institution  of  Civil  En¬ 
gineers 

—Institution  of  Electrical  En¬ 
gineers 

—of  Institute  of  Mining  and 
Metallurgy 

— Institute  of  Naval  Architects 

—  of  Institute  of  Radio  Engineers 
Master  of  Library  Science 
Member  Institute  of  Music,  Min¬ 
ister  of  Music 

Master  of  Physioal  Education 


1956] 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


535 


M.R.A.I.C. 

M.R.C.O.G. 

M.R.C.P. 

M.R.C.S. 

M.R.C.V.C.(or 

M.R.S.C. 

M.R.S.T. 

M.S. 

M.S.A. 

M.Sc. 

M.Sc.F. 

M.S.  in  C.E. 

M.S.  Ed. 

M.S.  Litt. 
M.S.P.E. 


Member  of  Royal  Architectural 
Institute  of  Canada 

—  of  Royal  College  of  Obstetri¬ 

cians  and  Gynecologists 

—  of  Royal  College  of  Physicians 

—  of  Royal  College  of  Surgeons 
S.) —  of  Royal  College  of  Veterinary 

Surgeons 

—  of  Royal  Society  of  Canada 

— of  the  Royal  Society  of  Teachers 
Master  of  Surgery 

—  of  Science  in  Agriculture 

—  of  Science 

—  of  the  Science  of  Forestry 

—  of  Science  in  Civil  Engineer¬ 

ing 

- — of  Science  in  Education 
— of  Sacred  Letters. 

McGill  School  of  Physical  Educa¬ 
tion 


Ph.  D. 
Pht.D. 
Ph.L. 
Phm.  B. 

P. S.S. 

Q. C. 

Q. L.S. 

R. A.M. 
R.A. 
R.A.S. 
R.B.A. 

R.C.A. 

R.C.A.M. 

R.C.M. 

R.E. 

R.I. 


M.S.R.C. 
M.S.S. 
M.S.W 
M.U.  Dr. 


Mus.  Bac. 

Mus.  Doc.  (or  D) 
Mus.  G.  Paed. 

M.V. 

M. V.  Sc. 

N. D.A. 

N.D.D. 

N. P. 

O. A. 

O.  Carm. 

O.F.M. 

O.F.M. 

O.F.M.  Cap. 
O.I.P. 

O.L.S. 

O.M.C. 

O.M.I. 

O.S.A. 

O.S.A. 

O.S.B. 

O. S.M. 

P. E. 

P.Eng. 

P.E.N.S. 

Ph.  B. 

Ph.C. 


Membre  Soci6t6  royale  du  Canada. 
Master  of  Social  Science 
— of  Social  Work 
Medecinae  Universae  Dootor 
(Prague)  (Dentistry  and 
Medicine) 

Bachelor  of  Music 
Doctor  of  Music 

Musieae  Graduatus  Paedagogus 
(Graduate  Teacher  in  Music) 
MMeein  V6t6rinaire 
Master  of  Veterinary  Science 
National  Diploma  in  Agriculture 
(Royal  Ag.  Soc.  of  Eng.) 
National  Diploma  in  Dairying 
(Scotland) 

Notaire  Publique 
OfEcier  d’Acad^mie  (Fr.) 
Carmelite  Fathers 
Ordre  FrSres  Mineurs 
Franciscan  Fathers 
Capuchin  Fathers 
OfEcier  de  ('instruction  publique 
Ontario  Land  Surveyor 
Minor  Convectuals,  Franciscan 
Fathers 

Oblate  of  Mary  Immaculate 
Ontario  Society  of  Artists 
Augustine  Fathers 
Benedictine  Fathers 
Servite  Fathers 
Professional  Engineer 
Registered  Professional  Engineer 
Member  of  Ass’n.  of  Professional 
Engineers  of  Nova  Scotia 
Bachelor  of  Philosophy 
Philosopher  of  Chiropractic 


R.I.A. 

R.M.S. 

R.M.T. 

R.N. 

R.O.I. 

R.P. 

R. R.L. 

S. C. 

Sc.  D. 

Sc.  L. 

Sc.  Soc.  B. 

Sc.  Soc.  D. 

Sc.  Soc.  L. 

S.J. 

S.L.S. 

S.M. 

5.5. B. 

5.5. C. 

5.5. L. 

S.T.B.  (S.Th.B.) 
S.T  D  (S.Th.D.) 
STL  (S.Th.L.) 

S. T.M. 

T. C.L. 

T.M.M.G. 

V.G. 

V. S. 

W. F.E.A. 


Doctor  of  Philosophy 
Physical  Therapy  Doctor 
Licentiate  in  Philosophy 
Bachelor  of  Pharmacy 
PrStre  de  Saint  Sulpice 
Queen’s  Counsel 
Quebec  Land  Surveyor 
Royal  Acad’y  of  Music  (Budapest) 
Royal  Academy 
Royal  Aeronautical  Society 
Member  of  the  Royal  Society  of 
British  Artists 

Royal  Canadian  Academy  of  Arts 
Royal  College  and  Academy  of 
Music  (Budapest) 

Royal  Conservatory  of  Music 
(Leipsig) 

Member  of  Royal  Society  of 
Painter  Etchers 

—  of  Royal  Institute  of  Painters 

in  Water  Colours 
Registered  Industrial  and  Cost  Ac¬ 
countant 

Royal  Miniature  Society 
Registered  Music  Teacher 

—  Nurse 

Member  of  Royal  Institute  of 
Painters  in  Oil  Colours. 

— of  Royal  Society  of  Portrait 
Painters 

Registered  Record  Librarian 
Senior  Counsel  (In  Eire  =  Q.C.) 
Doctorat  es  Sciences 
License  eis  Sciences 
Bachelier  Science  Sociale 
Doctor  of  Social  Science 
License  in  Social  Science 
Society  of  Jesus  (Jesuits) 
Saskatchewan  Land  Surveyor 
Master  of  Science 
Bachelier  en  Science  Sacr6e 
Member  of  Sculptors’  Society  of 
Canada 

Licentiate  in  Sacred  Scripture 
Bachelor  of  Sacred  Theology 
Doctor  of  Sacred  Theology 
Sacrre  Theologise  Licentiatus  (Li¬ 
centiate  in  Sacred  Theology) 
Master  of  Sacred  Theology 
Trinity  College,  London 
Teacher  Massage  &  Medical  Gym¬ 
nastics 

Vicar-General 

Veterinary  Surgeon 

World  federation  of  Educational 

Associations 


BUSINESS  AND  SHIPPING  ABBREVIATIONS 


In  general  use  in  Canada 

As  shipping  terms  vary  in  different  countries,  insurance  or  shipping  agents  should  be  consulted. 
For  other  lists  of  abbreviations,  academic,  etc.,  see  Index. 


a/o.  Account. 

Ad.  val.  Ad  valorem. 

avoir.  Avoirdupois. 

bbl.  Barrel. 

B/L.  Bill  of  Lading. 

b. m.  Board  Measure. 

B.O.  Buyer’s  Option. 

B/P.  Bills  Payable. 

B/R.  Bills  Receivable. 

B/S.  Bill  of  Sale. 

c.  Hundred. 

cf.  Compare. 

Cie.  Compagnie. 

c.i.f.  Cost,  insurance  and 
freight  (Seller  pays  in¬ 
surance,  freight,  eto., 
and  assumes  risks,  ex¬ 
cept  war  risk,  to  ag¬ 
reed  specified  deeti  na¬ 
tion.)  War  risk  insur¬ 
ance  is  usually  for 
buyer’s  account;  in¬ 
surance  agents  should 
be  consulted. 


Similarly,  o.  i.  f.  &  c. 
(commission);  c.i.f.o. 
&  e.  (commission  and 
exchange);  or  o.  f., 
(cost  and  freight). 
C.L.  Car  Load  (of  freight) 

C.O.D.  Cash  on  Delivery. 

Cr.  Credit. 

C. W.O.  Cash  with  Order. 

Cwt.  Hundredweight.  This 

may  mean  100  lbs.,  or 

112  lbs. 

D/A.  Documents  Attached, 

also  Deposit  Account. 
Dl.  Double  (or  triple)  first 

(or  Tl.)  class. 

D. O.A.  Deliver  Documents  on 

Acceptance  of  Draft. 
D.O.P.  Deliver  Documents  on 
Payment  of  Draft. 

Dr.  Debit. 

D.V.  God  willing  (Deo 

volente) . 


e.g.  For  example  (exempli 

gratia) . 

E. &O.E.  Errors  and  omissions 

pTfipritprl 

Est.  Wt.  Estimated  Weight 

et  seq.  And  the  following  (et 

sequens). 

Ex  Div.  Without  dividend 

Ex-Ware-  Purchaser  pays  carriage 
house  charges  and  assumes 
risks  from  seller’s 
warehouse. 

F. a.a.  Free  of  average  (marine 

insurance). 

F.A.S  Free  alongside.  (Seller 

assumes  risks  and  de¬ 
livers  goods  to  along¬ 
side  of  steamer  free  of 
oarriage  oharges). 

F.O.B  Free  on  Board  (Pur¬ 

chaser  pays  oarriage 
charges  and  assumes 
risks  from  point  speci¬ 
fied). 


536 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


[1956 


F. P.A.  Free  of  Particular  Av¬ 

erage.  Means  that  the 
Insured  cannot  recover 
for  a  partial  loss  but 
only  for  a  total  loss, 
subject  to  other  condi¬ 
tions  of  the  contract. 

Franco.  Pre-paid  free  of  expense, 
to  point  specified 

G. A  General  Average: 

meaning  a  lose  arising 
from  extraordinary 
expense  incurred  for 
preservation  of  a  ship 
or  contents,  under¬ 
taken  to  prevent  a 
greater  loss,  and  shar¬ 
ed  in  by  all  owners  of 
cargo  carried  as  well  as 
owner  of  vessel. 

gm.  Grammes. 

gr.  Grain;  grains. 

ibid.  In  the  same  place  (ibi¬ 
dem).  > 

i.e.  that  is  (idest). 

Inst.  Instant  (this  month). 

K. D.  Knocked  down. 

lb.  (libra)  Pound. 

L/C.  Letter  of  Credit. 

L. C.L.  Less  than  Car  Load 

(of  freight). 

Limited!  Limited  Liability.  As 

Ltd.  /  to  certain  companies: 

shareholders  are  “lim¬ 
ited”  in  liability  to 


the  amount  of  their 
subscribed  stock. 

M.  Thousand  (Mille). 

MS., MSS.  Manuscripts) 

M. V.  Motor  Vessel. 

N. E.S.  \  Not  otherwise  provid- 

N.O.P.  /  ed  for  (Customs) 

N. S.F  Not  Sufficient  Funds 

(re  cheques). 

Nstd.  Nested. 

O. K.  “Correct”. 

op.  cit.  In  the  work  quoted 
(opere  citato). 

O.R.  At  Owner's  risk. 

O. R.B.  At  Owner’s  risk  of  break¬ 

age. 

oz.  Ounce. 

P. A  Particular  Average.  As 

used  in  Marine  Insur¬ 
ance,  means  damage 
to  the  goods  caused  by 
perils  insured  against 
and  so  named  in  the 
contract.  This  form 
is  often  written  with  a 
Franchise  C  'a use, 
which  may  be,  say,  5% 
each  shipment  or  5% 
each  package,  and 
means  there  will  be  no 
claim  unless  the  loss 
exceeds  the  percentage 
so  named. 

P/A  Power  of  Attorney. 

P  &  D  Pick  up  and  deliver 


(railway  and  trans¬ 
portation  rates  which 
include  cartage  pick 
up  and  delivery 
points) . 


pp. 

Pages. 

Fro  forma  As  a  matter  of  Form. 

Prox 

Proximo  (Next  month). 

P.S. 

Postscript. 

q.v. 

Which  see  (quod  vide). 

R.R. 

Rural  Route  (Postal 
delivery). 

S.B. 

Shipping  Bill. 

8.8 

Steamship. 

Ship’s  Option,  weight  or 
measurement. 

b/o 

S.U. 

Set  up,  (meaning  article 
is  complete). 

T.B.L. 

Through  Bill  of  Lading. 

Tare 

Weight  of  container; 
Deducting  tare  from 
“gross  weight”  gives 
“net  weight”. 

Ton 

Of  either  2,000  lbs.. 

2.240  lbs., or  2,204  lbs! 
A  cubic  ton  in  marine 
freight  =40  cubicfeet. 


Ult. 

Ultimo  (Last  month). 

vide 

See. 

viz. 

Namely;  to  wit 

(videlicet). 

W/M. 

Weight  or  measurement 
(English  2240  lb  or  40 
cu.  ft.). 

Before  a  piece  of  printing  can  be  produced 
type  has  to  be  set 

.  .  .  some  prefer  MONO  type  for  specific 

printed  pieces  ..  .  LIN^)  type  for  use  in 


book  work. 


TYPESETTING  by  Ludlow 


often  saves  a  COMPANY 

Nor  are  we 


time  &  money. 

LIMITED  to  the  above 

as  hand-setting  still  has  its  place  in  our  composing  room. 
Telephone  EMpire  3-3186  or  visit 
263  Adelaide  Sf«  West,  Toronto 

for  information  on  typography  and  typesetting. 


1956] 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


537 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 

STAFF  DIRECTORIES  OF 

CANADIAN  UNIVERSITIES,  COLLEGES,  PRIVATE  SCHOOLS.  ETC. 


Acadia  University,  Wolfville,  N.S. 

Founded  1888  ( Baptist ) 

UNIVERSITY  OFFICERS 

President ,  Watson  Kirkconnell,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
D.Litt.,  LL.D.;  D.P.Ec.,  O.P.R.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.G.S., 
F.R.Hist.S.,  F.R.A.I.;  Registrar,  Ruby  M.  Thomp¬ 
son,  B.A.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science ,  R. 
S.  Longley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Dean  of  the 
Faculty  of  Applied  Science,  Bernard  N.  Cain,  B.E.,; 
Dean,  School  of  Music,  Edwin  A.  Collins,  Mus.  B. 
(Cantab),  F.R.C.O.;  Dean  of  the  School  of  Home 
Economics,  Elizabeth  MacMillan,  B.Se.,  M.S.;  Dean 
of  the  School  of  Theology,  Rev.  E.  M.  Whidden,  M.A., 
B.D.,  D.D.;  Dean  of  Women,  Marion  E.  Grant,  M.A., 
D.Paed.,  LL.D.;  Dean,  School  of  Education,  .M.V 
Marshall,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  Ed.D.;  Director,  School  of 
Secretarial  Science,  Jean  Marsh,  M.A.;  University 
Physician ,  Connell  Edward  Avery  DeWitt,  B.A., 
M.D.,  C.M.;  Librarian,  Harry  W.  Ganong,  B.A., 
B.L.S.;  Treasurer  and  Bursar,  Fred  J.  Elderkin; 
Dietitians,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Stuart,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.), 
Mildred  G.  Meadows,  B.Sc. 

UNIVERSITY  FACULTY 

President  and  Chairman  of  the  Faculty,  Watson 
Kirkconnell,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  D.P.Ec.,  D.Litt.;  Art, 
Assistant  Professor,  Helen  D.  Beals,  B.A.;  Biology, 
Professors,  E.  Chalmers  Smith,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.; 
Ernest  Kay,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Research  Professor,  Charles 
J.  Bishop,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  Professors, 
David  Upton  Hill,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Chester  Woodleigh 
Small,  M.A.;  Everett  P.  Linton,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Classics,  Professor,  Leslie  H.  Neatby,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Economics  and  Sociology,  Professors,  John  I.  Mosher, 
M.A.;  Norman  H.  Morse,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professors,  Roy  Watson,  M.A.,  Rex  Lucas,  M.A.; 
Education,  Professor,  M.  V.  Marshall,  B.A.,  B.Sc., 
Ed.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  Ronald  MacDonald,  M.A., 
B.Ed.;  Engineering,  Professor,  Bernard  N.  Cain, 
B.E.;  Associate  Professor ,  Graydon  D  Spence,  B.Sc.; 
English,  Professor,  John  M.  R.  Margeson,  M.A.; 
Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor,  H.  F.  Sipprell,  M.A.; 
Assistant  Professor,  Murray  Gorham  Wanamaker, 
M.A.;  Edwin  Rhodes,  M.A.;  Geology  Professor, 
Merle  F.  Bancroft,  M.A.;  Associate  Professor, 
Harcourt  Cameron,  M.Sc.;  Asst.  Professor,  Rupert 
MacNeill,  M.Sc.;  German,  Lecturer ,  V.  K.  Toews, 
M.A.;  History,  Alumni  Professor,  Ronald  S.  Longley, 
B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Associate  Professor , 
Paul  Cornell,  M.A.;  Assistant  Professor,  D.  G.  L. 
Fraser,  M.A.;  Church  History,  Professor,  Evan  MacD. 
Whidden,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.;  Home  Economics, 

Professor,  Elizabeth  MacMillan,  B.Sc.,  M.S.; 
Assistant  Professor,  Clarabel  O'Blenes,  B.S.,  M.A.; 
also  Instructors;  Mathematics,  Professors,  K.  D.  C. 
Haley,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.O.  Snow,  M.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Music,  Professor,  Edwin  A.  Collins,  Mus.B., 
F.R.C.O.;  Assistant  Professor,  Janis  Kalejs  (Violin) 
also  Instructors;  Philosophy,  Professor,  R.  MacGregor 
Fraser,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Physical  Education, 
Associate  Professor,  F.  G.  Kelly,  B.A.;  Assistant 
Professor ,  Paul  Douglas,  B.P.E.,  also  Instructors; 
Physics,  Professor,  Wm.  J.  Noble,  M.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Raymond  Magarvey, 
M.Sc.,  J.  G.  Tillotson,  M.Sc.;  Psychology,  Associate 
Professors,  Marion  E.  Grant,  M.A.,  D.Paed.,  LL.D., 
Ralph  W.  Dent,  M.A.;  Romance  Languages,  Pro¬ 
fessor,  Konstanty  Rayski-Kietlicz,  Mag.  Phil., 
D.  es.  L.;  Assistant  Professor,  Anna  J.  Taylor,  M.A.; 
Secretarial  Science,  Assistant  Professor,  Jean  Marsh, 
M.A.;  also  Instructor;  Practical  Theology,  Professor, 
Earl  C.  Merrick,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Professor  of  Bibical 
Literature ,  Frank  S.  Fitzsimmonds,  M.A.,  B.D.; 
Assistant  Prof,  in  English  Bible,  George  E.  Levy, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  Th.D.;  also  Lecturer  in  Clinical  Methods . 


Agricultural  Colleges 

(See  also  agricultural  departments  of  Universities.) 

THE  ALBERTA  SCHOOLS  OF  AGRICULTURE 
AND  HOME  ECONOMICS 
Residential  Schools  for  rural  youth,  located  at 
Olds,  Vermilion  and  Fairview,  Alberta  and  directed 
by  the  Provincial  Department  of  Agriculture; 
Superintendent,  R.  M.  Putnam,  B.A.,  M.Sc. 

OLDS  SCHOOL  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Principal,  J.  E.  Birdsall,  M.  Sc. 

VERMILION  SCHOOL  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Principal,  N.  N.  Bentley,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 

FAIRVIEW  SCHOOL  OF  AGRICULTURE 
Principal,  J.E.  Hawker,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 

THE  NEW  BRUNSWICK  AGRICULTURAL 
SCHOOLS 

St.  Basile  Agricultural  School 
Director,  Leopold  Bedard. 

Fredericton  Agricultural  School 
Director  C.  F.  Harding. 

St.  Joseph’s  Agricultural  School 
Director,  Gustave  Gaudet. 

Woodstock  Agricultural  School 
Director,  R.  W.  Maxwell. 


NOVA  SCOTIA  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE 
Truro 

Principal,  Kenneth  Cox,  M.S.A.;  Registrar  and 
Dean  of  Residence,  Parker  Cox,  M.A.;  Business 
Manager,  R.  A.  Langille;  Secretary,  Lolita  Dewar. 

Agricultural  Engineering,  D.  C.  Milligan,  B.Sc., 
C.  E.  Henry,  B.Sc.,  G.  E.  Townsend,  B.Sc.,  M.  C 
MacNevin,  B.Sc. 

Agronomy ,  J.  E.  Shuh,  M.Sc.,  D.  T.  Slater,  M.Sc., 
J.  F.  Mahoney,  M.Sc. 

Animal  Husbandry ,  E.  E.  I.  Hancock,  D.V.M., 
P.  Y.  Hamilton,  B.Sc.,  Lome  Cock,  B.Sc. 

Apiculture,  E.  A.  Karmo,  B.Sc. 

Botany,  Bacteriology,  A.  E.  Roland,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
G.  D.  Palfrey,  B.Sc. 

Chemistry,  G.  R.  Smith,  Ph.D.,  J.  E.  Milligan, 
B.Sc.,  W.  M.  Langille,  M.Sc.,  J.  D.  Hilchey,  B.Sc. 

Dairying,  T.  A.  Murray,  B.S.A. 

Economics,  James  MacNeil,  B.Sc.,  F.  E.  Scammell, 
B.Sc. 

English,  Parker  Cox,  M.A. 

Entomology,  M.  E.  Neary,  B.Sc.,  V.  R.  Vickery, 
B.Sc. 

Farm  Management,  W.  A.  Jenkins,  M.Sc. 

Horticulture,  C.  M.  Collins,  M.S.A.,  G.  B.  Kins¬ 
man,  M.Sc.,  A.  D.  Crowe,  M.Sc.,  H.  A.  L.  Mac- 
Laughlin,  M.Sc. 

Mathematics,  Physics,  Roy  H.  Stevenson,  B.A., 
B.Sc. 

Poultry,  F.  G.  Proudfoot,  M.Sc.,  D.  R.  MacDonald, 
B.Sc. 

Veterinary  Science,  E.  E.  I.  Hancock,  D.V.M. 

ONTARIO  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE 

GUELPH 

For  detailed  listing  see  Index. 


KEMPTVILLE  AGRICULTURAL  SCHOOL 
kemptville,  ont. 

Permanent  Staff — Principal,  A.  M.  Barr,  B.S.A. ; 
R.  E.  Class,  B.S.A.,  W.  B.  George,  B.S.A.,  D.  A. 
Knapp,  B.S.A.;  F.  J.  Parish,  B.S.A.;  J.  A.  Dalrymple, 
B.S.A.;  D.  L.  Parks,  B.S.A.;  J.  M.  Purvis,  B.A.;  R.  D. 
Kelly,  B.S.A.;  J.  S.  Gardiner,  B.S.A.;  H.  S.  Ransom, 
B.S.A.;  E.  B.  Meads,  D.V.M. ;  J.  H.  Clark,  B.S.A.; 


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I.  M.  Balsillie,  B.S.A.;  L.  A.  Donoghue,  B.S.A., 
M.S.A.;  N.  B.  Sinclair,  B.Sc.  (Agr.);  J.  A.  Stewart; 
T.  A.  Culham,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  A.  M.  Morphet,  B.S.A.; 
Director  Home  Economics ,  Miss  Ruth  Rorke,  B.H.S.; 
Secretary ,  Miss  Mildred  Millar. 

PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC  DAIRY  SCHOOL 

ST-HYACINTHE,  QUEBEC 

Principal ,  H.  L.  B6rard,  B.A.,  L.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Vice- 
Principal ,  Professor  of  Dairy  Technology,  P.  E.  B6gin, 
B.S.A.,  M.Sc.;  Farm  Supervisor,  L.  P.  Granger,  B.A., 
B.S.A. ;  Secretary  and  Accountant ,  J.  Alb.  Bois. 

Professors — Cheese- Making,  G.  Belanger,  B.S.A. ; 
Dairy  Chernistry  and  Concentrated  Milk  Products,  J.  P. 
Julien,  B.A.,  L.S.A.,  M.Sc.;  Dairy  Bacteriology,  R. 
Dumais,  B.A.,  B.Sc.  Agr.,  M.Sc.;  Dairy  Chemistry, 

A.  Martin,  L.S.A. ;  Dairy  Bacteriology  and  Mathematics, 
Martial  Th6roux,  B . L. ,  B .S.  A. ,  M  .Sc. ;  Dairy  Mechanics, 

E.  Robert,  B.S.A.;  Dairy-Research,  Gerard  Martin, 

B. A.,  B.S.A.,  M.  Sc.,  Cheese-Butter  Making,  G.  Lupien; 
Laboratory  Assistant,  M.  Tanguay. 

MACDONALD  COLLEGE 

8TE.  ANNE  DE  BELLEVUE,  QUE. 

(P.O.  Address,  Macdonald  College,  Que.) 

Here  are  located  the  Faculty  of  Agriculture  of 
McGill  University,  the  School  of  Household  Science 
and  the  School  for  Teachers. 

For  Faculty,  see  under  McGill  University. 

INSTITUT  AGRICOLE  D’OKA 

LA  TRAPPE,  QUE. 

(Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Montreal.) 
FACULTE  d’AGRONOMIE 

Directeur  et  Prefet  des  Etudes ,  R6v.  Pere  M.- 
Norbert,  o.c.r.,  L.S.A. 

Secretaire,  R.  P&re  M. -Donat,  o.c.r.,  LL.B.,  L.S.A. 
Doyens:  M.  Charles-Arthur  Fontaine,  D.S.A.; 
R.  F.  Isidore,  o.c.r.,  D.S.A. 

INTERMEDIATE  AGRICULTURAL  SCHOOL 

RIMOUSKI,  P.Q. 

Principal,  M.  I’abb6  Jean-Baptiste  Caron,  B.S.A. 

ST.  ANNE’S  AGRICULTURAL  SCHOOL 
P.  o.  address:  ecole  superieure  d’ agriculture, 

SAINTE-ANNE  DE  LA  POCATIERE,  KAMOURASKA,  P.Q. 

Here  is  located  the  Faculty  of  Agriculture  of 
Laval  University.  For  details  concerning  the  staff 
see  Index. 

Alberta,  University  of,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Incorporated  1906 

ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICERS 

President,  Andrew  Stewart,  B.S.A.,  M.A.,  LL.D., 
D.Econ. ;  Assistant  to  President,  George  Samuel,  M.A. ; 
Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science,  W.  H.  Johns, 
B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Law,  W.  F. 
Bowker,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.M.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Engineering ,  R.  Macdonald  Hardy,  M.Sc.,  D.L.S., 
A.L.S.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Medicine,  John  William 
Scott,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.A.C.P.;  Dean  of 
the  Faculty  of  Agriculture,  A.  G.  McCalla,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Education,  H. 
T.  Coutts,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Dentistry,  W.  S.  Hamilton,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.,  F.A.C.D., 

F. D.S.R.C.S.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Pharmacy, 
Mervyn  J.  Huston,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Director  of  the 
School  of  Nursing,  Helen  E.  M.  Penhale,  B.S.,  M.A., 

R. N.;  Director  of  th&  School  of  Household  Economics , 
Mabel  Patrick,  M.A.;  Director  of  the  School  of  Com¬ 
merce,  B.  A.  Lindberg,  M.E.;  Director  of  the  School  of 
Graduate  Studies,  Osman  James  Walker,  B.A.,  A.M., 
Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C.;  Director  of  the  School  of 
Physical  Education,  Maurice  Lewis  Van  Vliet,  B.S., 
M.S.,  Ed.D.;  Director  of  the  School  of  Physiotherapy, 
John  Richard  Fowler,  M.D.;  Director  of  Extension 
and  of  the  Banff  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Donald  Cameron, 
M.Sc.;  Director  of  the  Calgary  Branch,  Andrew  Leo 
Doucette,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  Assistant  Director  of  the 
Calgary  Branch  (Arts  &  Science),  V.  E.  Graham, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Director  of  Summer  Session,  John 
William  Gilles,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Ed.D.;  Provost,  A.  A. 
Ryan,  M.A.;  Assistant  Provost,  (Calgary  Branch), 
A.  A.  Gibb,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  Director  of  Student 
Advisory  Services,  A.  J.  Cook,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Dean  of  Women  and  Warden  of  Pembina  Hall,  Maimie 

S.  Simpson,  M.Sc.,  M.Ed.;  University  Librarian, 


Marjorie  Sherlock,  M.A.,  B.L.S.;  Superintendent  of 
the  University  Hospital,  Angus  C.  McGugan,  M.D. , 
D.P.H.;  Registrar,  G.  B.  Taylor,  M.Sc.;  Associate 
Registrar,  A.  D.  Cairns,  B.A.;  Alumini  Secretary,  A. 
G.  Markle,  B.A.,  B.J.;  Bursar,  John  Maclean 

Whidden,  B.Com.;  Accountant,  Murray  Alexander 
Rousell,  B.  Com.,  C.A.;  Purchasing  Agent,  Edward 
Frederick  Hunter,  B.Com.;  Warden  of  Athabasca 
Hall ,  Matthew  Henry  Scargill,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Warden 
of  Assiniboia  Hall,  Aylmer  Arthur  Ryan.  M.A. 

ACADEMIC  STAFF 

Department  of  Accounting — Professor,  J.  D.  Camp¬ 
bell,  M  Com.,  C.A. ;  Associate  Professor,  D.  Goodale, 
B.Com.,  C.A. 

Department  of  Agricultural  Engineering — Associate 
Professor  B.  T.  Stephanson,  B.E.,  also  Lecturer. 

Department  of  Anatomy — Professors  of  Anatomy, 
R.F.  Shaner,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  H.E.  Rawlinson,  M.D., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  J.  S.  Thompson, 
M.A.,  M.D.;  W.  R.  Salt,  M.Sc.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Animal  Science — Professor  of  Animal 
Science,  L.  W.  McElroy,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Professor 
of  Poultry  Husbandry,  D.  R.  Clandinin,  M.S.A., 
Ph.D..  Associate  Professors,  J.  E.  Bowstead,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  Alexander  Robinson  Robblee,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
J.  P.  Bowland,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Profes¬ 
sor,  R.  T.  Berg,  B.Sc.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Bacteriology — Professor  of  Bacteriology 
and  Director  of  the  Provincial  Laboratory ,  R.  D.  Stuart, 
M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.,  D.P.H.,  F.R.F.P.S.; 
Associate  Professor  of  Bacteriology ,  C.  R.  Amies,  M.B., 
B.S.,  M.D.,  D.T.M.  &  H.,  L.R.C.P.,  M.R.C.S. 
Associate  Professor  of  Microbiology,  G.  E.  Myers, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  J.  W.  Carmichael, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.  Also  Instructors. 

Department  of  Biochemistry — Professor,  H.  B. 
Collier,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C.;  Professor, 
Jules  Tuba,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 

L.  B.  Smillie,  M.A.;  Mary  S.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Botany — Professor,  Ezra  H.  Moss, 

M. M.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Associate  Professors, 
James  H.  Whyte,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  R.  G.  H.  Cormack, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  Lorene  L.  Kennedy, 
M.Sc.;  Associate  Professor  of  Biology  (Calgary  Branch), 
Arthur  Reginald  Prince,  M.A.  Also  instructors . 

Department  of  Business  Administration — Professor, 
B.  A.  Lindberg,  M.E.;  Assistant  Professor,  B. 
Gardane,  B.M.E.,  M.B.A. 

Department  of  Chemical  and  Petroleum  Engineering 
— Professor,  George  W.  Govier,  M.Sc.,  Sc.D. ;  Associate 
Professor  of  Petroleum  Engineering,  J.  W.  Gregg,  M.S.; 
D.  B.  Robinson,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor 
of  Petroleum  Engineering,  P.  M.  Dranchaik,  B.Sc.; 
Special  Lecturer,  Donald  Quon,  M.Sc.,  Sc.D.  Also 
instructor. 

Department  of  Chemistry  —  Professors,  Osman  J. 
Walker,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C.;  R.  B. 
Sandin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Associate  Professors , 

J.  L.  Morrison,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Stuart  G.  Davis,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Robert  K.  Brown,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Walter  E. 
Harris,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  (Calgary  Branch)  Willard 
Findlay  Allen,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. \ Assistant  Professor , 
W.  J.  Wallace,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Civil  and  Municipal  Engineering — 
Professor  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Engineering, 
Robert  M.  Hardy,  M.Sc.,  D.L.S.,  A.L.S.,  Professor, 
T.  Blench,  B.Sc.,  M.I.C.E.;  Associate  Professors, 
W.  Walford  Preston,  B.Sc.,  L.  E.  Gads,  B.Sc.;  George 
Ford,  M.Sc.;  Ph.D.;  Ralph  N.  McManus,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  S.  R.  Sinclair,  M.Sc.;  Assistant  Professors, 
P.  Bouthillier,  S.M.,  J.  Longworth,  M.Sc.  Also 
instructor. 

Department  of  Classics — Professor ,  W.  G.  Hardy, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Arts  and  Science,  Walter  H.  Johns,  B.A.,  Ph.D.; 
AssL  Professors,  E.  C.  May,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Margery 
M.  MacKenzie,  A.M.,  B.Ed. 

Department  of  Dairying — Professor,  H.  R.  Thorn¬ 
ton,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  Franklin  W. 
Wood,  M.Sc. 

Faculty  of  Dentistry — Dean  and  Professor  of  Oral 
Surgery,  William  Scott  Hamilton,  D.D.S.,  F.A.C.D., 
F.D.S.R.C.S.;  Professors,  H.  R.  MacLean,  D.D.S., 
S.  D.  Fraser,  D.D.S.,  W.  A.  Quigley,  D.D.S.,  M.S.; 
Associate  Professors,  G.  A.  Brass,  D.D.S.,  B.S.D.; 

K.  A.  McMurchy,  B.A.,  D.D.S.;  D.G.  MacGregor, 
D.D.S.;  William  Orobko,  B.Sc.,  D.D.S.,  D.  R. 


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Stewart  D.D.S. ;  Assistant  Professors,  R.  H.  Bla- 
quiere,  DJ3  S.,  A.  D.  Fee  D.D.S.,  H.  L.  Samuels, 
9:= L D.D.S.,  R.  S.  Van  Alstine,  D.D.S.,  D.D.S., 
lVi.h.  Also  Lecturers  and  instructors. 

Faculty  of  Education — Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Educa¬ 
tion:  Herbert  T.  Coutts,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professors, 
Andrew  Leo  Doucette,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ed.D.-  George 
M.  Dunlop  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  William  Dewar  McDougall, 
M.A.,  Ed.D.;  John  W.  Gilles,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Ed.D.; 
H.  S.  Baker,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  L.A.B.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors,  Hugh  A.  MacGregor,  M.Sc.,  Ed.D.;  William 
E/ic  Hodgson,  M.A.,  B.Ed.;  Maimie  S.  Simpson, 
M.Sc.,  M.Ed.;  Harry  T.  Sparby,  B.Sc.,  M.A  • 
S.  C.  T.  Clarke,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Ed.D.;  T.  G.  Finn' 
M.A.,  Ed.D.;  B.  E.  Walker,  M.A.,  Ph.D.-  J  d’ 
Aikenhead,  B.Sc.,  M  A.,  Ed.D.;  E.  W.  Buxton,  B.A." 
B.Ed.,  M.A. ;  Gertrude  C.  Higgin,  B.A.,  L.R.S.M  ’• 
H.  C.  Melsness,  B.Sc.;  B.  Y.  Card,  B.Sc.,  B  Ed': 
Bertha  M.  Newton,  B.Sc.,  A.M.:  W.  Pilkington,’ 
M.A.,  B.Ed.;  A.  B.  Stodelbanes,  B.Sc.,  M  A  •  W 
Worth,  M.Ed.;  R.  S.  McArthur,  M.Ed.;  Assistant 
Professors — Margaret  O.  Cogswell,  B.A.,  R.N.- 

.1.  G.  Woodsworth,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Ed.D.;  Muriel  a! 
Caldwell,  B.Ed.;  Dorothy  Lampard,  M.A.;  C.  G. 
Hampson,  B.A.;  Velman  I.  Rusr,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed. 
Also  instructors  and  lecturers. 

Department  of  Electrical  Engineering — Professors, 
J.  A.  Harle,  M.Sc.,  M.I.E.E.;  John  W.  Porteous, 
M.Sc.;  Associate  Professors,  R.  E.  Phillips,  B.Sc.- 
D.  Panar,  M.Sc.;  G.  W.  Sadler,  M.Sc.;  Assisiani 
Professor,  R.  W.  King,  B.Sc.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  English — Professors,  Frederick  M. 
Salter,  M. A.,  F.R.S.C. ;  John  X.  Jones,  M.A. ;  Associate 
Professors,  A.  A.  Ryan,  M.A.;  Matthew  Henry 
Scargill,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  H.  Kreisel,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professors,  A.  T.  Elder,  M.A.;  D.  R. 
Godrey,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Wilfred  Watson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.- 
R.  G.  Baldwin,  M.A.;  E.  F.  Guy,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also 
lecturers. 


Department  of  Entomology — Professor,  B.  Hocking, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.R.C.Sc.;  Assistant  Professor,  G.  E. 
Ball,  A.B.,  M.S. 

Department  of  Fine  Arts — Professor  of  Fine  Arts, 
Henry  George  Glyde,  A.R.C.A.,  R.C.A.;  Assoc. 

Professor  of  Music,  Richard  Stephen  Eaton,  Mus.  B; 
Assistant  Prof,  of  Drama,  Robert  H.  G.  Orchard, 
M.A.;  Assistant  Professor  of  Art,  J.  B.  Taylor] 
A.O.C.A.;  Asst.  Professor  of  Music,  A.  B.  Crighton, 
Mus.  Bac.;  Extension  Assistant  Professor  of  Drama, 
Esther  Nelson. 

Department  of  Geology — Professor,  Robert  E. 
Folinsbee,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor, 
R.  C.  Stelck,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 
David  Hope  Simpson,  D.F.G.,  M.Sc.;  Conrad  P. 
Gravenor,  B.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  S.  J.  Nelson,  M.A. Sc., 
Ph.D.  Also  instructor. 


Department  of  History — Professor,  Ross  W.  Collins, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.  Hist.S.;  Associate  Professors, 
Lewis  Gwynne  Thomas,  M(A.,  Ph.D.;  F.  D.  Blackley, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Geo.  Moore  Self,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also 
instructor. 

Department  of  Household  Economics — Professor, 
Director  of  the  School  of  Household  Economics,  Mabel 
Patrick,  M.A.;  Associate  Professors,  Hazel  McIntyre, 
B.  Sc.,  M.S.,  Grace  L.  Duggan,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  M.S. 
Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Mathematics — Professor,  Ernest  S. 
Keeping,  B.Sc.,  A.R.C.S.;  Associate  Professors,  Max. 
Wyman,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Edgar  Phibbs,  M.A.; 
D.  R.  Crosby,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.Phil;  Allan  Gibb, 
B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  T.  Fostvedt,  B.Sc., 
M.S.;  L.  Moser,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  R.  C.  Jacka,  B.Sc.,  M.S.;  G.  K.  Horton, 
B.Sc.,  A.R.C.S.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  H.  Helfenstein, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  I.  P.  Guttman,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
J.  R.  Pounder,  M.A.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Medicine  and  Clinical  Medicine — - 
Professor  of  Medicine,  D.  R.  Wilson,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M. 
F.R.C.P.(C);  Associate  Professor,  Percy  LI.  Sprague, 
M.D.,  M.Sc.,  F.A.C.P. ;  Assistant  Professor,  R.  G. 
Fraser,  M.D.,  M.Sc.;  Clinical  Professors,  James 
Francis  Elliott,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (C)„  F.A.C.P., 
J.  A.  L.  Gilbert,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.; 
M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.  (C);  Kenneth  Hamilton,  B.A., 
M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  M.R.C.P.,  F.A.C.P., 
Charles  Bramwell  Rich,  B.S.,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P., 
F.R.C.P.(C);  Robert  K.  C.  Thomson,  B.Sc.,  M.D. 
F.A.C.P.  Sessional  Instructors  and  Demonstrators. 


Anaesthesia — Assistant  Clinical  Professor — E.  A., 
Gain,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.A.  Also  instructor. 

Dermatology — Assistant  Clinical  Professor,  Paul 
Rentiers,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.Sc. 

Medical  History — H.  E.  Rawlinson,  M.D,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D. 

Therapeutics — Assistant  Clinical  Professor,  Floyd 
Silas  Beverly  Rodman,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.D. 

^  Department  of  Mining  and  Metallurgy — Professor, 
Ewald  O.  Lilge,  M.Sc.;  Associate  Professors,  Thos. 
Patching,  B.Sc.;  J.  G.  Parr,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Department  of  Modern  Languages — Professor,  Ed¬ 
ward  J.  11.  Greene,  M.A.,  Docteur  de  l'Universit6 
(de  Paris) ,  (lettres) ;  Associate  Professor,  Erich  Mueller 
M. A.,  Ph.D.;  Victor  Ernest  Graham,  M.A. ,  Ph.D.; 
(Calgary  Branch);  M.  Faucher,  L.  en  Droit,  M.A.; 
Assistant  Professors,  George  Samuel,  M.A. ;  O.  Star- 
chuk,  D.  Jur  et  Rer.  Pol.,  E.  Reinhold,  B.Sc.,  M.A. 

Department  of  Nursing — Director  of  School  of  Nurs¬ 
ing,  Helen  E.  M.  Penhale,  B.S.,  M.A.,  R.N. 

Assistant  Professor,  Isabelle  M.  Reesor,  B.Sc.,  M.A. 
R.N.  also  Instructors. 

Department  of  Obstetrics  and  Gynecology — Pro¬ 
fessors,  John  Ross  Vant,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S., 
F.R.C.O.G.,  F.R.C.S. (C);  Clinical  Professor,  Allan 
Day,  M.B.;  Assistant  Clinical  Professors,  Alexander 
H.  MacLennan,  m.i.d.,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S., 
M.R.C.O.G.;  Thomas  Roy  Clarke,  M.D.,  M.R.C.O.G. 
Ronald  IL.  Horner,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.,  M.R.C.O.G. 
Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Ophthalmology  and  Rhino-Oto-Laryn- 
gology — Professor,  Mark  R.  Marshall,  M.M.,  M.D., 
C.M.,  D.L.O.,  F.R.C.S.(C);  Assistant  Clinical  Pro¬ 
fessors,  W.  S.  S.  Armstrong,  M.D.,  C.M.;  K.  A.  C. 
Clarke,  M.C.,  B.Sc.,  M.D.  Also  instructors. 

Paediatrics — Professor,  Douglas  B.  Leitch,  M.C., 
B.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.P.  (c) ;  Clinical  Professor,  James 
Calder,  M.D.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Pathology — Professor,  John  W.  Mac¬ 
Gregor,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Associate  Professor,  James  Hill 
Stirrat,  B.Sc.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 
Samuel  Hanson,  m.i.d.,  M.D.;  Robert  Edward  Bell, 
m.i.d.,  M.D.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Pharmacy  and  Pharmaceutical 
Chemistry — Professor  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Pharmacy,  Mervyn  J.  Huston,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Asso- 
ciate  Professors,  John  R.  Murray,  M.Sc.;  Bernard  E. 
Riedel,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  A.  J. 
Anderson,  B.Sc.;  M.S.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Philosophy  and  Psychology — Pro¬ 
fessor,  Douglas  Smith,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assoc.  Professor, 
Anthony  M.  Mardiros,  M.A.,  M.Litt.;  Donald 
Spearman,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  B.  Y.  Card,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.; 
Assistant  Professors,  T.  M.  Pendburn,  M.A.,  B.Phil.; 
Lolita  Wilson,  M.A. 

Department  of  Physics — Professors,  Hugh  Grayson- 
Smith,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Donald  B. 
Scott,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  L.  H.  Nichols,  M.A.,  F.R.Met.S. 
Associate  Professors,  E.  H.  Gowan,  B.A.,  B.Sc.; 
Kenneth  Bateman  Newbound,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  James 
H.  Harrold,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  G.  D. 
Garland,  B.A. Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  M.  C.  Martin,  M.Sc.; 
H.  Schiff,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  A.  B.  Bhatia,  M.Sc.,  D.Phil., 
Ph.D.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Physical  Education —  Professor 
and  Director  of  the  School  of  Physical  Education, 
Maurice  L.  Van  Vliet,  M.S. Ed.D.;  Associate  Professors, 

A.  W.  E.  Eriksson,  M.Sc.;  W.  Donald  Smith, 

B. P.H.E.;  Luther  Goodwin,  B.A.,  M.Ed.;  Evangeline 

A.  Hastie,  B.A.;  Patricia  Austin,  B.P.H.E.,  M.A.; 
Assistant  Professors,  H.  J.  McLachlin,  B.Sc.  in  Phys. 
Ed.;  A.  F.  Affleck,  B.P.H.E.;  Doris  L.  White,  B.Ed. 
Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Physiology  and  Pharmacology — 
Professor,  J.  W.  Pearce,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.Phil;  Associate 
Professors,  E.  0.  Hohn,  M.B.,  B.S.,  M.Sc.,  F.Z.S. 
Ph.D.;  C.  W.  Nash,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  M.C.I.C.; 
Assistant  Professor,  C.  Heath,  B.Sc.;  Also  Lecturers 
and  Demonstrators. 

Department  of  Physiotherapy — Associate  Professor, 
J.  R.  Fowler,  M.D.  Also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Plant  Science — Professors,  John 
Unrau,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Arthur  G.  McCalla, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Arthur  W.  Henry,  M.S. A., 
Ph.D.;  Leroy  Peter  Vernon  Johnson,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Robert  J.  Hilton,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors, 
W.  G.  Corns,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;Robert  H.  Knowles, 

B. S.A.;  Warren  Edward  Smith,  M.Sc.;  Assistant 
Professor,  Saul  Zalik,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 


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Department  of  Political  Economy — Professor ,  Henry 
Bertram  Mayo,  M.A.,  D.Phil;  Associate  Professors, 
Eric  John  Hanson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  W.  D.  Gainer,  B.Sc., 
M.S.;  William  MacKenzie,  B.Sc.,  B.Litt.,  M.S.; 
George  Moore  Self,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Calgary 
Branch);  W.  C.  Wonders,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professors ,  G.  R.  Davy,  M.A.;  G.  F.  MacDowell, 
A.M.;  M.  J.  Boote,  B.A. 

Department  of  Preventive  Medicine — Professor, 
Malcolm  R.  Bow,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.H.;  Assis¬ 
tant  Professor ,  George  M.  Little,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Psychiatry — Clinical  Professor ,  S. 
Spaner,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Assistant  Clinical  Professor, 

A.  D.  MacPherson,  M.D.  Also  instructors. 
Department  of  Radiology — Assistant  Clinical  pro¬ 
fessors,  Hector  E.  Duggan,  M.D.,  P.H.  Malcolmson, 

B. A.,  M.D.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Soil  Science — Professor ,  John  D. 
Newton,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Charles 
Fred  Bentley,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  John  A.  Toogood,  B.Sc. 
Ph.D. 

Department  of  Surgery  and  Clinical  Surgery — Pro¬ 
fessor ,  W.  C.  Mackenzie,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.S., 
F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.  (C). ;  Associate  Professor,  Walter  S. 
Anderson,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.  (C),  F.A.C.S.; 
Clinical  Professor ,  Thomas  S.  Wilson,  B.Sc.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C).;  Assistant  Clinical  Professors,  Louis 
Phillipe  Mousseau,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.;  Albert  W. 
Hardy,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C);  Robert  C. 
Harrison,  M.D.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.  (C);  Alan  B.  McCar- 
ten,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C).  Also  instructors > 
N eurosurgery — Assistant  Clinical  Professor,  Guy 
K.  Morton,  M.D.  Also  instructor. 

Orthopedic  Surgery — Clinical  Professor,  Robert 
Graham  Huckell,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.A.O.S.,  F.A.C.S.; 
Associate  Clinical  Professor,  Olav  Rostrup,  M.D., 
F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  F.A.A.O.S.  Also  instructors . 

Urologic  Surgery — Clinical  Professor ,  Gordon  N 
Ellis,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.  Also  instructors, 

Department  of  Zoology — Professors,  William  Rowan. 
M.Sc.,  D.Sc.,  F.Z.S.,  M.B.O.U.,  F.R.S.C.;  Richard 
B.  Miller,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Associate  Professor,  J.  Edward 
Moore,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Arthur  R.  Prince,  M.A.; 
Assistant  Professor,  J.  R.  Narsall,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Also  instructors . 

Faculty  of  Law — Professor  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty, 
Wilbur  Fee  Bowker,  B.A.,  LL.M.;  Professor,  Alex 
Smith,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Associate  Professor,  George 
William  Reed,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Also  instructors. 

Department  of  Extension — Director,  Donald  Cam¬ 
eron,  M.Sc.;  Associate  Professor,  D.  D.  Campbell, 

B. Com.  B.A.;  Assistant  Professor,  E.  W.  Cormack, 

C. G.,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.;  Extension  Librarian,  Flora 

MacLeod,  M.A.,  B.L.S.;  Agricultural  Secretary, 

Sylvan  Hillerud,  B.S.A.;  Supervisor,  Visual  Instruc¬ 
tion,  R.  W.  Nablo,  B.A. 

Research  Council  of  Alberta,  Administrative  Officers: 
Director  of  Research,  Nathaniel  Hew  Grace,  M.B.E., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.C.I.C.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty 
of  Engineering,  Assistant  Director  of  Research,  Robert 
Macdonald  Hardy,  M.Sc.,  D.L.S.,  A.L.S.;  full  time 
staff — Research  Chemists  and  Engineers,  William 
Albert  Lang,  M.Sc.;  David  Samuel  Pasternack,  B.Sc., 


Ph.D.;  G.  S.  Crawford,  B.Sc.,  B.A.;  John  Scovil 
Charlesworth,  B.Sc.;  A.  T.  Blades,  B.S.C.,  Ph.D.; 
H.  W.  Habgood,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Gordon  Wesley 
Hodgson,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  John  Gregory,  M.Sc.;  Donald 
Quon  M.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  Henry  A.  Spencer,  B.Sc.;  Edward 
Tipman,  B.Sc.;  John  Frank  Fryer,  B.Sc.;  Norbert 
Berkowitz,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  J.  D.  Campbell,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Gladys  M.  Rymer,  B.Sc.;  Wilhelm  K. 
Schmidt,  Dipl.  Chem.;  John  C.  Wood,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
R.  M.  Elofson,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  E.  J.  Jensen,  M.Sc.; 
W.  K.  Schmidt,  Dipl.  Chem.;  Kathleen  G.  Tanner, 
B.Sc.;  B.  L.  Baker,  B.Sc.;  Ming  Lee,  B.Sc.;  Soil 
Surveyors,  William  Odynsky.  M.Sc.;  Andrew  Wynnyk, 
M.Sc.;  A.  L.  Mathieu,  M.Sc.;  J.  D.  Lindsay,  M.S.A.; 
Geologists,  P.  J.  S.  Byrne,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  George  A. 
Collins,  M.Sc. 

Student  Advisory  Services — Professor  and  Director, 
Alexander  J.  Cook  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Also 
Assistants. 

University  Library — Librarian . 

.  Assistant  Librarian,  Bruce  B.  Peel, 

M.A.,  B.L.S.;  Reference  Librarian,  Dorothy  I. 

Hamilton,  B.Sc.  in  L.S.,  A.M.L.S.;  Chief  Cataloguer , 
Caroline  B.  Hicks,  B.A.,  B.L.S.;  Norma  Elizabeth 
Freifield  (Circ.  Dept.),  B.A.,  B.L.S.;  Blanche  Giffen, 
M.A.,  B.Sc.,  in  L.S.  (Medical  Lib.);  Lilian  Emily 
Mary  Leversedge,  B.A.,  B.L.S.  (Order  Librarian); 
Emily  Edith  Clever,  Dip  in  L.S.  (Ed.  Lib.,  Edmonton) ; 
Mary  Isabel  Grant,  B.Sc.,  in  Ed.,  B.L.S. ;  (Ed.  Lib., 
Calgary);  Emma  MacDonald,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  (Applied 
Sc.  Lib.);  James  Mills  Shipley,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  B.L.S. 
(Law  Librarian).  Also  Library  Assistants. 

Industrial  Laboratories — Director  and  Provincial 
Analyst,  Charles  Emerson  Noble,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 

Provincial  Laboratory  of  Public  Health — Provincial 
Bacteriologist  and  Director  Provincial  Laboratory,  R.  D. 
Stuart,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.,  D.P.H. ,  F.R.F.P.S. 
Director,  Prov.  Laboratory  of  Public  Health,  (Calgary) 
Dennis  Shute,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.,  D.T.M.;  Provin¬ 
cial  Pathologist,  John  W.  MacGregor,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
Assistants,  James  H.  H.  Stirrat,  B.Sc.,  M.B.,  B.Ch. 
M.D.;  Gordon  Edward  Myers,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  A.  B. 
Lamb,  N.Sc.,  M.C.I.C.;  Cleeve  R.  Amies,  M.B., 
B.S.,  M.D.,  D.T.M.  &  H.  (Eng.),  L.R.C.P.,  M.R.C.P. 
(London),  M.R.C.S.;  Erika  P.  Crichton,  M.B., 
Ch.B.  (Calgary);  Sheila  R.  Toshach,  B.Sc.,  M.A.; 
J.  W.  Carmichael,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

ST.  JOSEPH’S  COLLEGE 

ED  >  ONTON 

AFFILIATED  WITH  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  ALBERTA 

Philosophy,  Bro.  Aelred  Leo,  M.A.;  Christian 
Apologetics,  Bro.  Aloysius,  M.A. 

ST.  STEPHEN’S  COLLEGE 

EDMONTON 

AFFILIATED  WITH  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  ALBERTA 
Principal  and  Professor  of  Christian  Theology  and 
the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  Rev.  E.  J.  Thompson, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Dean  and  Professor  of  New 
Testament  Language  and  Literature,  Rev.  D.  J.  C. 
Elson,  M.A. ;  Church  History,  Rev.  C.  F.  Johnston, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  S.T.M.,  Th.D.;  Old  Testament  Language 
and  Literature,  G.  L.  Vogan,  B.A.,  B.D.  Also  in¬ 
structor. 


—  ALMA  COLLEGE  — 

St.  Thomas  .  .  .  Ontario 

Residential  School  for  Girls 

Founded  in  1  877 

Entrance  to  Grade  XIII  and  Courses  in  Secretarial  Science, 
Interior  Decoration,  Home  Economics,  Music,  Dramatics,  Fine  Art 

For  Information  and  Prospectus  please  write: 

Mrs.  Steele  Sifton,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Principal 


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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


541 


Alberta  Bible  College 


Art  Schools  in  Canada 


Incorporated  1936 

Associated  with  the  Undenominational  Churches  of 
Christ  in  Canada  and  the  United  States. 

Principal:  M.  L.  Breakenridge.  B.Th.,  M  Th  • 
Teachers:  Owen  Still,  Jr.,  B.Th.;  R.  E.  Gonyea,  B.A.] 
BJJ  ;  E.  G.  Hansell,  M.P.,  B.D.;  E.  P.  Benoit,  B.Th., 
(College  Evangelist),  Mrs.  E.  P.  Benoit,  B.Th.;  G.  C. 
Chapman,  B.Th.;  Miss  Mary  Spaeth,  L.R.S.M., 
;  Registrar.  Miss  Vera  Ramsay,  Address: 
“7-0  Centre  Street  North,  Calgary,  Alberta. 


Albert  College,  Bellevilie,  Ontario 

In  affiliation  with  Victoria  University  and  with  the 
University  of  Toronto,  ( Founded  1857). 

Faculty  and  Officers — Principal,  Rev.  A.  E.  Mac¬ 
kenzie,  B.A.;  Dean  of  Faculty,  J.  H.  MacKay,  B.A., 
B.Paed. 

Registrar,  T.  K.  Franklin. 

Alma  College,  St.  Thomas,  Ont. 

United  Church  School  for  Girls,  affiliated  with 
University  of  Western  Ontario. 

President,  Dr.  P.  S.  Dobson,  M.A.  Oxon.,  D.D. 
Principal  of  College,  Mrs.  Steele  Sifton,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 
Dean,  Mrs.  L.  H.  Doering. 

Bursar,  Mrs.  T.  R.  Futcher. 

Registrar,  Mrs.  H.  J.  Thurlow. 


Anglican  Theological  College  of  B.C.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

(In  Affiliation  with  the  University  of  British  Columbia ) 
President  of  the  College  and  Chairman  of  the  Board » 
Most  Rev.  H.  E.  Sexton,  D.D.;  Vice-President  of 
the  College  and  Vice-Chairman  of  the  Board ,  Rt.  Rev. 
G.  P.  Gower,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Principal ,  Rev.  H.  F. 
Woodhouse,  B.A.,  H. Dip. Ed.,  D.D.  Honorary  Treas¬ 
urer ,  Brig.  A.  E.  McB.  Bell-Irving;  Secretary ,  A.  F. 
Baras,  A.B.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  Field  Secretary ,  Rev. 
Canon  A.  J.  Taylor. 


ecole  des  beaux-arts  de  MONTREAL— (Beaux 
Arts  School) — Director ,  Professor  Roland-H6rard 
Charlebois,  3450  Rue  St-Urbain. 


doon  school  of  fine  arts,  Doon,  Ontario. 
Director ,  Elizabeth  Hamilton.  A  summer  school  is 
open  in  June,  July  and  August. 

ONTARIO  COLLEGE  OF  ART 

GRANGE  PARK,  AND  1275  BAYVIEW  AVE.,  TORONTO 
Principal ,  Sydney  H.  Watson,  A.R.C.A.,  O.S.A. 
Registrar ,  Roberta  Murby. 

Business  Administrator ,  W.  M.  Mounfield. 
Librarian ,  Dorothy  Hoover. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  COLLEGE  OF  ART,  HALIFAX,  N.8. 
Principal ,  D.  C.  Mackay;  Secretary  and  Registrar , 
Mae  C.  Richards. 


PROVINCIAL  INSTITUTE  OF  TECHNOLOGY  AND  ART. 
calgary,  alta.  Principal,  E.  W.  Wood,  Director  of 
Art,  Illingworth  H.  Kerr. 

QUEBEC  SCHOOL  OF  FINE  ARTS,  QUEBEC,  37  RUE  8T- 
joachim — Director,  Jean  Baptiste  Soucy. 

SCHOOL  OF  FINE  ART,  REGINA  COLLEGE,  REGINA, 

BASK. — Dean ,  W.  A.  Riddell,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Director  and  Associate  Professor  of  Art ,  K.  C.  Lochhead 
(Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Philadelphia, 
and  the  Barnes  Foundation,  Merion,  Pennsylvania); 
Curator ,  R.  B.  Simmins,  M.A.;  Librarian ,  Emma  H. 
Bell,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  A.T.C.M.;  Bursar,  Elizabeth 
Williamson,  B.Comm. 

Sir  george  williams  school  of  art,  1441  Drum- 
mond  St.,  Montreal.  Director  of  Instruction,  James 
McCorkindale;  Principal ,  K.  E.  Norris,  M.A. , Ph.D. 

THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  MANITOBA  SCHOOL  OF  ART, 
Winnipeg — Director,  Richard  E.  Williams,  Old  Law 
Courts  Bldg.,  Kennedy  St. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ALBERTA.  BANFF  SUMMER  SCHOOL  OF 

fine  arts,  Banff,  alta. — Director ,  Donald  Cameron. 


FACULTY 

Rev.  F.  T.  Kingston,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.Phil.  (Oxon); 
Rev.  F.  A.  Peake,  M.A.,  B.D.;  Rev.  Canon  D.  F. 
Kemp,  L.Th.;  Rev.  G.  Parrott,  B.A.,  L.Th.  and 
members  of  the  Faculty  of  Union  College  of  B.C. 

Appleby  College.  Oakville,  Ont. 

Headmaster,  Rev.  J.  A.  M.  Bell,  B.A.,  D.D.;  House¬ 
masters,  D.  M.  Dewar,  B.A.,  W.  A.  Joyce,  B.Sc., 
H.  C.  Hardwick,  B.A. 

Ashbury  College 

ROCKCLIFFE  PARK,  OTTAWA 
Headmaster ,  R.  H.  Perry,  M.A.;  Director  of  Studies, 
A.  D.  Brain,  B.A.;  Senior  Master,  L.  H.  Sibley,  B.Sc.; 
Senior  Housemaster,  A.  B.  Belcher,  R.M.C.  (Kingston); 
Junior  Housemaster,  D.  L.  Polk,  B.A.;  Chaplain, 
Rev.  E.  G.  Kettleborough,  B.A.;  Assistant  Masters, 
R.  J.  Anderson,  H.  S.  Dalton,  P.  Falstrup-Fischer, 
M.A.,  Mrs.  E.  B.  Hunter,  J.  K.  Jobling,  B.A.;  J.A. 
Powell,  B.A.;  J.  M.  P.  Rees,  B.A.;  W.  E.  Slattery; 
A.  H.  N.  Snelgrove;  I.  Spencer:  Miss  Irene  Wood- 
burn,  Mus.Bac. 


the  Vancouver  school  of  art  (under  Board  of 
School  Trustees)  590  Hamilton  St.  Principal,  Fred 
A.  Amess,  Dip.  V.S.A. 


Assumption  College,  Windsor,  Ont. 

( Founded  1857.  University  status  1963.  Women’s 
Affiliate,  Holy  Names  College,  founded  1934.) 

Chancellor,  Mt.  Rev.  J.  C.  Cody,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
Bishop  of  London. 

Vice-Chancellor  and  President,  Very  Rev.  E.  C. 
LeBel,  C.S.B.,  M.A. 

Chairman,  Board  of  Regents,  R.  M.  Sale,  LL.D. 
Chairman,  Advisory  Council,  J.  E.  Marshall,  B.A. 
Vice-President,  Rev.  E.  J.  Lajeunesse,  C.S.B..MA. 
Assistant- Superior,  Rev.  G.  J.  Thompson,  C.S.B., 
B.A. 

Treasurer,  Rev.  R.  S.  Wood,  C.S.B.,  B.A. 

UNIVERSITY  DIVISION 
Dean,  Rev.  N.  J.  Ruth,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Dean  of 
Men,  Rev.  E.  J.  Hartmann,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Dean  of 
Women,  Sister  Aloysius  Mary,  S.N.J.M.,  B.L.S.; 
Dean  of  Nursing  Education,  Miss  F.  M.  Roach,  B.S. , 


ASHBURY  COLLEGE 

( Founded  1891 ) 

A  Residential  and  Day  School  for  Boys  in  CANADA’S  CAPITAL 

Grades  I  -  XIII 

•  High  academic  standards.  Bctfs  prepared  for  University. 

8  Limited  classes  ensure  individual  attention. 

8  An  exceptionally  well  located  School  providing  facilities  for  all  sports,  oppor¬ 
tunity  for  cultural  experiences  and  an  interesting  residential  life. 

Write  to;  R.  H.  Perry,  M.A.,  Headmaster, 

ASHBURY  COLLEGE,  Rockcliffe  Park,  Ottawa  2,  Ontario,  Canada. 


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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


[1956 


R.N..R.R.C.,  R.R.L.;  Chaplain,  Rev.  D.  T.  Faught, 
CSB  M.A.;  Registrar  and  Director  of  Extension, 
Rev.  p!  J.  M.  Swan,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Registrar, 
Miss  B.  H.  Birch,  M.A.;  Secretary,  Miss  M.  A. 
Richardson,  B.A.;  Librarian,  E.  B.  (Mrs.  R.)  Haddow, 
B  A  Dipl,  in  L.S.;  Reference  Librarians,  Rev. 
J.  b!  J.  Janisse,  C.B.S.,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  Miss  M.  E. 
Roddy,  B.A.,  W.  F.  Dollar,  M.A.,  Mrs.  Cleva  Gallon 
Mrs  Rita  Wharram,  Miss  Veronica  Radkurn,  E.  A. 
(Mrs  J.  E.  Lillis) ;  Canadian  Officers'  Training  Corps, 
Lt.  C.  M.  Swan,  M.A.;  University  Naval  Training 
Division,  Lt.  Commander  F.  W.  Cahill,  R.C.N.  (R), 
CSB  BA.'  R.C.A.F.  University  Souadron,  r/Lt. 
Rev.  E.  J.  Hartman,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Christian  Culture 
Series  Director,  Rev.  J.  S.  Murphy,  C.S.B.,  M.A.; 
Director  of  Dramatics,  Rev.  C.  P.  .J.  Crowley,  C.S.B., 
Ph.D.  Faculty  Moderator  of  Athletics,  Rev.  J.  M. 
Hussey,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Director  of  Athletics,  F.  A. 
De  Marco,  Ph.D.;  Director  of  Public  Relations,  Rev. 
J.  F.  Mallon,  C.S.B.,  M.A. 

Faculty:  Biology:  Rev.  A.  J.  Grant,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 
Sister  Michael  Mary,  S.H.N.,  B.A.,  R.  J.  Doyle, 
M.A.,  M.S.;  Miss  M.  L.  Moss,  M.S.;  Business 
Administration,  G.  R.  Horne,  Ph.D.,  B.  Dixon,  M.A., 
R.  W.  Meanwell,  B.A.,  C.A.,  A.  Padmos,  B.A., 
R.  E.  Duval,  M.B.A.;  Chemistry,  F.  A.  De  Marco, 
Ph.D.,  R.  J.  Thibert,  M.S.,  Mrs.  Elsie  Schwaluk, 

B. Sc. Classics,  Rev.  J.  M.  Hussey,  C.S.B.,  M.A.; 
Economics  and  Political  Science,  W.  G.  Phillips,  Ph.D.; 

R.  K.  Cowan,  M.A.,  Miss  I.  V.  Page,  B.A.,  Dipl,  m 

S. W.  W.A.  Forsyth,  M.A.;  English,  Rev.  C.  P.  J. 
Crowley,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  E.  J.  Hartmann,  C.S.B., 
M.A.  Rev.  E.  C.  Pappert,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  Sister 
Aloysius  Mary,  S.N.J.M.,  M.A.,  B.L.S.,  Miss  M.  J. 
Manley,  Ph.D.,  P.  C.  Stratford,  D.  de  l’U. ;  Fine  Art, 
Ivan  Galantic,  M.A.;  Geology,  Rev.  A.  J.  Weiler, 

C. S.B.,  B.A.;  Geography,  P.  E.  Vandall,  B.A., 
History,  Rev.  F.  J.  Boland,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  D.  J. 
Mulvihill,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  Most  Rev.  C.  L.  Nelligan, 

D. D.,  B.A.,  Rev.  G.  W.  Par<5,  Litt.  D.,  C.  M.  Swan 
M.A.’;  Mathematics  and  Engineering,  Rev.  W.  F. 
Nigh,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  Rev.  D.  T.  Faught,  C.S.B., 
M.A.,  D.  D.  Duquette,  B.A.;  Modern  Languages, 
Rev.  E.  J.  Lajeunesse,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  Sister  Pauline 
of  Mary,  S.N.J.M.,  M.A.,  A.  A.  Thibault,  Ph.D., 
Rev.  R.  S.  Pazik,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  M.  M.  (Mrs.  A.  A.) 
Thibeault,  M.A.;  Music,  Mrs.  V.  W.  Leach,  L.L.C.M., 

M. Mus.;  Nursing  Education,  J.  Howie,  M.D.,  C.M., 
D.P.H.,  D.T.M.,  M.O.H.,  Miss  F.  M.  Roach,  B.S., 
R.N.,  R.R.C.,  R.R.L.;  Philosophy ,  Rev.  E.  C.  Garvey, 
C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  R.  G.  Miller,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  Rev. 
P.  J.  M.  Swan,  C.S.B.,  Ph.D.,  P.  F.  X.  Flood,  Ph.D., 
Rev.  D.  A.  Maloney,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Physics,  Rev. 

N.  J.  Ruth,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  J.  Huschilt,  M.A.,  T.  R. 
Thomas,  Ph.D.;  Psychology,  W.  R.  Mann,  M.A.,  J.  J. 
O’Connell,  M.D.,  C.M.,  A.  M.  (Mrs.  W.  R.)  Mann, 
M.A.,  W.  G.  T.  Rawlings,  B.A.;  Theology,  Rev.  L.  M. 
McCann,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  S.T.D.;  University  Extension, 
W.  C.  Mclvor,  C.A.,  A.  W.  Bishop,  M.A.,  T.  G.  Zuber, 
B.A.,  Barr,  at  Law,  J.  P.  Masterson,  C.G.A.,  C.P.A., 
R.I.A.,  K.  H.  Jones,  B.Eng.(Mech-),  K.  Laird,  Q.C. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  DIVISION 
Principal,  Rev.  R.  J.  Cullen,  C.S.B.,  M.Ed.;  As¬ 
sistant  Principal,  Rev.  J.  F.  O’Neil,  C.S.B.,  B.A.; 
Secretary,  Miss  A.  H.  Page,  B.A.;  Librarian,  (Mrs. 
N.)  L.  J.  Jubenville;  Director  of  Dramatics,  Rev. 
N.  J.  Clemens,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Director  of  Athletics, 
Rev.  C.  J.  Armstrong,  C.S.B.,  B.A.;  Classics,  Rev. 

G.  J.  Thompson,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  J.  Gallagher,  C.S.B., 

B. A.,  Rev.  B.  J.  Glavin,  C.S.B,  B.A.;  English,  Rev. 

H.  N.  Clemens,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  Rev.  M.  P.  Sheedy, 

C. S.B.,  B.A.,  T.  Mohan,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  F.  W. 
Cahill,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  F.  N.  McTeague,  B.A.,  W. 
Warden,  B.A.;  French,  Rev.  G.  R.  Phelan,  C.S.B., 

B. A.,  Rev.  J.  A.  Fournier,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  G. 
Beaune,  C.S.B.,  B.A.;  History,  Rev.  H.  M.  Foley, 

C. S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  P.  J.  Lewis,  C.S.B. ,  B.A.,  Rev. 
T.  B.  Mailloux,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  P.  B.  Donoher, 
C.S.B.,  B.A.,  W.  Ormay,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  Rev. 
W.  H.  Marshall,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  F.  T.  Tevlin, 
C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  M.  A.  Goetz,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  J. 
Butler,  B.A.,  J.  Gallagher,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  P.  Warren, 
B.A.;  Modern  Languages,  Rev.  J.  A.  Fournier,  C.S.B., 
B.A.,  Rev.  G.  E.  Beaune,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  G.  R. 
Phelan,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  F.  AlcCabe,  C.S.B.,  B.A.; 
Music,  Rev.  T.  B.  Mailloux,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  A.R.C.T., 
F.  X.  Hart,  B.M.;  Religion,  23  Basilian  Fathers; 


Science,  Rev.  C.  J.  Armstrong,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev. 

T.  J.  McGouey,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  Rev.  J.  J.  Bowie, 
C.S.B.,  B.A.,  T.  Snyder,  B.A.,  Rev.  D.  F.  Coughlin, 
C.S.B.,  B.A.,  P.  Warren,  B.A. 


Balmoral  Hall,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Resident  and  Day  School  for  Girls 
Headmistress,  Miss  G.  Murreli-Wright,  B.A. 


Bishop's  College  School 

LENNOXVILLE,  P.Q. 

Head  Master,  Ogden  Glass,  M.A.;  Assistant  Head¬ 
master,  F.  R.  Pattison,  1M.A. ;  Master-in-Charge, 
Preparatory  School,  Lieut. -Col.  E.  G.  Brine,  R.M.A.; 
Senior  Master,  J.  G.  Patriquin,  B.A.;  House  Masters, 

G.  H.  Moffat,  B.A.;  R.  L.  Evans,  M.A.;  H.  Doheny, 

B  A  B.C.L.;  E.  B.  Pilgrim,  M.A.;  Assistant  Masters, 

H.  L.  Hall,  M.A. ;  W.  S.  McMann;  R.  R.  Owen,  B.A.; 

A.  P.  Campbell,  B.A.;  Rev.  H.  T.  G.  Forster,  M.A.; 
Lieut.  S.  F.  Abbott,  R.C.N.(R);  G.  H.  Wilson,  B.A.; 
Mrs.  Robert  Smith;  Allison  Connell,  B.A.;  B.  A. 
Thomas,  B.A.;  J.  R.  McNeill,  M.A.;  R.  P.  Davies, 

B. A.;  R.  J.  E.  Greaves,  B.A. ;  Part  Time  Instructor, 
Prof.  R.  Harvard  (Music). 

Bishop’s  University,  Lennoxville,  Que. 

(ANGLICAN) 

CONSTITUTED  BY  ROYAL  CHARTER  1853 
Chancellor,  John  Bassett,  Esq.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.; 
Vice-Chancellor,  Principal  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Arts,  Arthur  R.  Jewitt,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.C.L.;  Dean 
of  the  Faculty  of  Divinity,  Rev.  S.  Jellicoe,  M.A.,  B.D.; 
Professor  es  Emeriti,  Rev.  H.  C.  Burt,  M.A.,  D.C.L., 
Rev.  S.  Childs,  M.A.,  B.D.,  W.  O.  Raymond,  M.A., 
Ph.D..  D.C.L.;  Professor  of  Mathematics ,  S.  Taylor, 
M.A.;  Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Vice- Principal,  A. 

L.  Kuehner,  M.A.,  F.C.I.C.;  Professor  of  Chemistry, 
J.  W.  McCubbin,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Physics, 

M.  S.  Home,  B.A.,  M.Se.;  Professor  of  Biology,  A.  N 
Langford,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Lecturer  in  Zoology,  L.  Sepp; 
Professor  of  English ,  A.  R.  Jewitt,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
D.C.L.;  Assistant  Professor  of  English,  James  Gray, 
M.A.;  Lecturer  in  English,  Arthur  Motyer,  B.A.; 
Professor  of  Classics,  A.  W.  Preston,  M.A.;  Assistant 
Professor  of  Philosophy,  N.  L.  Wilson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professor  of  Economics,  T.  A.  Judson,  B.Sc., 
M.A.;  Mountain  Professor  of  Pastoral  Theology  and 
Warden  of  Divinity  House,  Rev.  E.  Scott,  M.A. ; 
Lecturer  in  Ecclesiastical  History ,  Rev.  Ronald  E. 
Reeve,  M.A.,  B.D.  Assistant  Professor  in  Christian 
Ethics,  Rev.  H.  L.  Clarke,  M.A.,  S.T.M.;  Professor  of 
History,  D.  C.  Masters,  M.A.,  D.Phil.  Professor  of 
Education,  J.  D.  Jefferis,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of 
Modern  Languages,  E.  H.  Yarrill,  M.A.;  Bursar  and 
Registrar ,  W.  L.  Tomkins,  B.A.  Also  Lecturers. 

Bishop  Spencer  College,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Principal,  Miss  Evelyn  Millard,  M.Sc. 

Bisnop  Strachan  School.  College  Heights,  Toronto 

Principal,  Miss  Grace  Macnaughton,  M.A.  (Edin.) ; 
Secretary-Bursar,  Warren  R.  Skey,  M.C. 

Brandon  College.  Inc.,  Brandon,  Man. 

(In  affiliation  with  University  of  Manitoba J 
President ,  J.  R.  C.  Evans,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D., 
Geology;  Dean,  H.  Stewart  Perdue,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Geology;  Bursar-Registrar,  D.  R.  MacKay,  B.A.; 
Biology,  R.  H.  Hannah,  B.A.;  French,  Glorana  H. 
MacNeill,  M.A.;  English,  E.  Perry,  M.A.;  Physics, 
W.  Wong,  B.Sc.,  M.A.;  Chemistry ,  H.  V.  Kidd, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  A.R.I.C.;  History  and 
Political  Economy,  W.  D.  Smith,  M.A.;  Librarian, 
C.  R.  Evans,  M.A.;  Mathematics,  E.  A.  Birkinshaw, 
B.Sc.  (Hons.);  Philosophy,  R.  Murray  Simmons, 
B.A.,  B.Th.,  B.D.,  S.T.M.;  Psychology ,  E.  J.  Tyler, 
B.A.,  M.Sc.;  Sociology  and  Political  Science,  H.  N. 
Mactfharrie,  M.A.;  Mathematics  and  English,  B. 
Thordarson,  B.A.;  Junior  Science ,  C.  A.  Kitson, 
B.A.;  Junior  Latin  and  French,  R.  Bennett,  B.A. 

Music — Director ,  L.  Watson.  B.A.,  L.T.C.M.; 
Piano,  Miss  Mary  H.  Smart,  A.T.C.M.;  Miss  Peggy 
A.  Sharpe,  B.A.,  A.T.C.M.;  Miss  Rhea  Forder, 
A.T.C.M.,  Jean  Mann,  A.T.C.M.,  Isabelle  M. 
Mills,  A.R.C.T.;  Violin,  Miss  May  Selwood;  Vocal, 
Sophie  MacDonald,  A.T.C.M. 

Director  of  Physical  Education,  E.  J.  Tyler.  B.A.. 
M.Sc. 


1956] 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


543 


Faculty  of  Education ,  Director  and  Professor,  John 
E.  M.  Young,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.Ed.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professor,  A.  A.  Harris,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed.;  Instructor, 
Mrs.  M.  F.  Cannon,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 


Branksome  Hall,  Toronto 

(10  Elm  Avenue) 

Principal ,  Miss  Edith  M.  Read,  M.A.,  LL.D. 


British  Columbia,  University  of,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Chancellor,  Sherwood  Lett,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  M.C.. 
E.D.,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

President,  Norman  A.  M.  MacKenzie,  C.M.G., 
M.M.  and  Bar,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.,  LL.D., 
D.C.L.,  D.Sc.Soc.,  F.R.S.C. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science,  S.  N.  F. 
Chant,  O.B.E.,  M.A. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Applied  Science,  Henry  C. 
Gunning,  B.A.Sc.,  S.M.,  Ph.D.,  F.G.S.A.,  F.R.S.C. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Agriculture,  Blythe  Eagles, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Law,  George  Frederick 
Curtis,  LLB.,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  LLD.,  D.C.L. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Graduate  Studies,  Henry  F. 
Angus,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  M.A..  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Pharmacy ,  A.  W.  Matthews, 
M.Sc.  Ph.D., 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Medicine,  Myron  McDonald 
Weaver,  A.B.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.P.,  F.R.C.P. 
(C). 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Forestry,  George  S.  Allen, 
M.A. Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Dean  and  Deputy  to  the  President,  Geoffrey  C. 
Andrew,  M.A. 

Dean  of  Administrative  and  Inter-Faculty  Affairs, 
Walter  H.  Gage,  M.A. 

Dean  of  Women,  Miss  M.  Dorothy  Mawdsley, 
M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Director  of  the  Summer  Session,  Kenneth  F.  Argue, 
M.A.,  D.Ed. 

Registrar,  Charles  B.  Wood,  B.A.,  A.M. 

Associate  Registrar,  J.  E.  A.  Parnall,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

Assistant  Registrar,  Miss  Myrtle  L.  Kievell,  B.A. 

Comptroller,  R.  M.  Bagshaw,  C.A. 

Accountant,  W.  W.  White. 

Librarian,  Neal  Harlow,  Ed.B.,  M.A. 

Assistant  Librarians,  Miss  Anne  Smith,  M.A., 
B.S.  in  L.S.,  Samuel  Rothstein,  M.A.,  B.L.S.,  Ph.D. 

Secretary  to  the  President,  Miss  Margaret  C. 
Frederickson,  B.A. 

Supt.  of  Buildings  and  Grounds,  John  D.  Lee. 

University  Bookstore  and  Post  Office,  John  A. 
Hunter,  Manager  and  Postmaster. 

Purchasing  Agent,  H.  A.  Le  Marquand 

Director,  Food  Services  Division,  Miss  Ruth  Blair, 
B.H.E. 

Department  of  Agricultural  Economics — Associate 
Professor  and  Acting  Head  of  Dept.,  Walton  J, 
Anderson,  B.S. A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Also  Instructor. 

Department  of  Agricultural  Mechanics — Associate 
Professor  and  Acting  Head  of  the  Department,  T.  L. 
Coulthard,  B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Also  instructor. 

Division  of  Animal  Science — Professor  of  Dairying 
and  Chairman  of  the  Division,  Blythe  Eagles,  B.A., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Professor  of  Animal  Hus¬ 
bandry,  J.  C.  Berry,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of 
Dairying,  J.  J.  R.  Campbell,  B.S. A.,  Ph.D.,;  Professor 
of  Animal  Husbandry,  A.  J.  Wood,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor  of  Animal  Husbandry  and  Assistant  to  the 
Dean,  C.  D.  MacKenzie,  M.S.A.,  Ph.  D.;  Assistant 
Professor  of  Dairying,  Miss  Nora  Neilson,  M.S.A., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor  of  Animal  Husbandry, 
W.  D.  Kitts,  M.  S.  A.;  Ph.D. 

Division  of  Plant  Science — Professor  of  Agronomy 
and  Chairman  of  the  Division,  Y.  C.  Brink,  M.S.A., 
Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Horticulture,  G.  H.  Harris,  B.S. A., 
M.S.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.;  Associate  Professor  of  Horti¬ 
culture,  C.  A.  Hornby,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professor  of  Agronomy,  A.  J.  Renney,  B.S. A.,  M.S.; 
Assistant  Professor  of  Horticulture  and  Associate 
Director  of  the  Botanical  Garden,  J.  W.  Neill,  M.C., 
B.S. A. 

Department  of  Poultry  Science — Professor  and 
Chairman  of  the  Department,  Jacob  Biely,  M.S.A., 
M.S.;  Assistant  Professor,  Amp  F.  Hicks,  Jr.,  B.S., 
Ph.D.  Also  Instructor  and  Special  Assistant. 

Department  of  Soil  Science — Chairman  of  the  De¬ 


partment,  D.  G.  Laird,  B.S. A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  Professor, 
C.  A.  Rowles,  M.  So.,  Ph.D.,  Also  Lecturer. 

School  of  Architecture — Professor  and  Director  of 
School,  Frederic  Lasserre,  B.Arch.,  M.R.A.I.C.; 
Associate  Professor,  James  H.  Acland,  B.  Arch.,  M  A  : 
Assistant  Professors,].  C.  Peeps,  B.  Arch,  M.A. I  R  c’ 
Ira  M.  Robinson,  A.B.,  M.A.  Assistant  Professor  of 
1  tanning  and  Design,  H.  P.  Oberlander,  B.  Arch., 
M.C.P.,  A.R.I.B.A.,  M.R.A.I.C.  A.M.T.P.I.;  Also 
Instructors  and  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Bacteriology  and  Immunology — 
Professor  and  Head  of  Department,  C.  E.  Dolman, 
M.R.C.S.  (England),  F.R.C.P.  (London),  F.R.C.P. 
(C),  F.A.P.H.A.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.B.,  B.S.,  D.P.H., 
Ph.D.;  Professor,  D.  C.  B.  Duff,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Ass< 
Professors,  J.  J.  Stock,  B.S. A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  E 
Bismanis,  M.D.,  Dip.  Bact.,  J.  E.  Hutchin,  M.B., 
B.S.,  Ph.D.  Also  Lecturers  and  1  Instructor. 

Department  of  Biology  and  Botany — Professor  and 
Director  of  the  Botanical  Gardens  and  Chairman 
of  the  Department,  T.  M.  C.  Taylor,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 
Professors,  Frank  Dickson,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  John  Al- 
lardyce,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  J.  Wort,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Associate  Professors,  D.  C.  Buckland,  B.A.,  B.S.F. 
M.F.,  Ph.D.,  E.  W.  Goranson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  V. 
Krajina,  D.Sc.;  Assistant  Professor,  R.  W.  Pillsbury, 
M.A.;  Assistant  Professor  of  Oceanography,  Robert 
F.  Scagel,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Instructors. 

Department  of  Chemical  Engineering — Chairman  of 
Executive  Committe,  F.  A.  Forward,  BA, Sc.,  F.I.M., 

M. C.I.M.,  M.  Inst.  M.M.;  Associate  Professor,  L.  W. 
Shemilt,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.A.I.Ch.E.; 
Assistant  Professors,  D.  S.  Scott,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

N.  Epstein,  M.Eng.,  Sc.D.  Also  Lecturers. 
Department  of  Chemistry — Professor  and  Chairman 

of  the  Department.  J.  Gilbert  Hooley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
F.C.I.C.;  Professor ,  J.  Allen  Harris,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.C.I.C.;  Associate  Professors,  C.  Reid,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

A. R.C.S.,  D.I.C.,  Assistant  Professors,  Harry  M. 
Daggett,  Jr.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Milton  Kirsch,  Ph.D., 

B. Sc.;  W.  A.  Bryce,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Phil,  F.C.I.C.,; 
Basil  A.  Dunell,  M.A. Sc.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  G.  Dutton, 
M.A.,  M.Sc.,  A.R.I.C.;  L.  D.  Hayward,  N. A., Ph.D.; 

K.  Starke;  Dr.  Phil.  (Berlin);  A.  Rosenthal,  B.Ed., 
M.Sc.;  Ph.D.,  Ross  Stewart,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also 
Lecturers,  Instructors  and  1  Fellow. 

Department  of  Civil  Engineering — Professor  and 
Head  of  the  Department,  J.  Fred  Muir,  B.Sc., 
M.E.I.C.;  Professors,  Allan  H.  Finlay,  M.C.,  B.A.Sc., 
M.S.  in  C.E.,  Assoc.  M.Am.Soc.C.E.;  Edward  S. 
Pretious,  B.A.Sc.;  M.Sc.,  Assoc.  M.  Am.  Soc.  C.E., 
Archie  Peebles,  B.A.Sc.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  M.E.I.C., 
Assoc.  M.  Am.  Soc.  C.E.,  Alexander  Hrennikoff, 
Grad.  Inst,  of  Communication  Engineering,  Moscow, 
Russia,  M.A. Sc.,  Sc.D.,  M.  Am.  Soc.  C.E.,  M.E.I.C., 
M.I.A.B.S.E. ;  S.  L.  Lipson,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Assoc. 
M.Am.Soc.C.E.;  Associate  Professors,  S.  H.  deJong, 
M.Sc.,  D.L.S.,  B.C.L.S.,  M.E.I.C.;  W.  G.  Heslop, 
B.A.Sc.,  M.E.I.C.,  Assoc.  C.I.M.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  H.  R.  Bell,  B.A.Sc.;  R.  F.  Hooley,  B.A.Sc., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.  Also  Instructor.  1  part-time  Lecturer  and 
Demonstrators. 

Department  of  Classics — Professor  and  Chairman  of 
the  Department,  M.  F.  McGregor,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor,  W.  L.  Grant,  B.A.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Associate 
Professors,  Geoffrey,  B.  Riddehough,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
P.  C.  F.  Guthrie,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Visiting  Pro¬ 
fessor,  A.  W.  deGroot,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Special 
Lecturer  and  1  Instructor. 

School  of  Commerce — Professor  and  Director  of  the 
School,  E.  D.  MacPhee,  M.M.,  M.A.,  B.Ed.;  Asso¬ 
ciate  Professors,  Donald  K.  Bell,  B.Com.,  M.A.; 

L.  G.  J.  Wong,  B.Com.,  M.B.A.;  C.  G.  Gourlay, 

B. Com.,  M.Com.;  B.  E.  Burke,  B.Com.,  M.A.;  D.  B. 
Fields,  B.Com.,  C.A.;  Assistant  Professors,  H.  C. 
Wilkinson,  B.Com.;  R.  D.  Thomas,  B.Com.,  C.A.; 

C.  L.  Mitchell,  B.Com.,  C.A.;  S.  M.  Oberg,  B.Com., 

M. B.A.;  J.  W.  Wilson,  B.S.,  M.B.A.;  Assistant 
Professor  on  Commercial  Law,  A.  W.  R.  Carrothers, 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.;  Honorary  Lecturers  in  Hospital 
Administration,  L.  H.  Hickernell,  Pli.G.,  F.A.C.H.A.; 
F.  G.  Hubbard,  B.A.,  M.H.A.;  L.  F.  C.  Kirby;  H.  E. 
Dale,  B.Com.,  M.H.A.;  E.  F.  MacDonald;  L.  L. 
Wilson,  B.A.,  M.H.A.  Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Department  of  Economics.  Political  Science  and 
Sociology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Henry  F.  Angus,  B.C.L.,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Professors,  Joseph  A.  Crumb,  B.B.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D., 
Professor  of  Anthropology,  H.  B.  Hawthorn,  B.A., 


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M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Stuart  Jamieson, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  H.  E.  Ronimois,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  R.  M. 
Clark,  B.Com.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor  of 
Agricultural  Economics,  W.  J.  Anderson,  B.S.A., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor  of  Anthropology, 
W.  Suttles,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors  of 
Criminology,  Elmer  K.  Nelson,  Jr.,  M.A.,  LL.D., 

C.  Belshaw,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  D.  Scott,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professor  of  Pol.  Science,  D.  Corbett,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor  of  Sociology,  K.  D.  Naegele 
A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Visiting  Professor,  Richard  R.  Bern- 
hard,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.  Also  Lecturers. 

School  of  Education — Professor  and  Director  of  the 
School,  J.  R.  Macintosh,  B.A.,  D.Ed.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor,  K.  F.  Argue,  M.A.,  M.Ed.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessor,  R.  S.  Smith,  M.A.  Also  Lecturers  and 
Teachers. 

Department  of  Electrical  Engineering — Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department,  Frank  Noakes,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  M.E.I.C.  Mem.  A.I.E.E.,  Mem.  I.R.E.; 
Professors,  S.  C.  Morgan,  M.Sc.,  M.S.,  Mem. 

A. I.E.E.,  M.I.E.S.,  M.E.T.C.;  W.  B.  Coulthard, 

B. Sc.,  Mem.  A.I.E.E.,  A.M.I.E.E.;  A.  Donald  Moore, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Mem.,  I.R.E.,  M.E.I.C.;  Assistant 
Professors,  Lome  Kersey,  B.A.Sc.,  Mem.  I.R.E., 
Assoc.  Mem.  A.I.E.E.,  E.  V.  Bohn,  Dr.  Re.  Nat., 
Assoc.  Mem.  I.R.E.  Also  Instructor  and  Demon¬ 
strator. 

Department  of  English — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  Roy  Daniells,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professors, 
Miss  M.  Dorothy  Mawdsley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  Earle 
Birney,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  E.  Morrison,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 
W.  Robbins,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  G.  C.  Andrew,  B.A., 
M.A.  (Oxon),  Hunter  Campbell  Lewis,  M.A.; 
John  H.  Creighton,  M.A.,  Stanley  F.  Read,  M.A., 
R.  E.  Watters,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Miss  D.  Somerset, 
A.B.;  Associate  Professors,  G.  P.  V.  Akrigg,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  R.  C.  Cragg,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  G.  Spaulding, 

A. B.,  Ph.D.,  M.  W.  Steinberg,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professors,  Miss  E.  L.  Baxter,  A.M.,  J.  De  Bruyn, 
M.A.,  Miss  Ruth  Humphrey,  M.A.,  Mrs.  Marion 
Smith,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Faculty  of  Forestry — Professor  of  Silviculture  and 
Dean  of  the  Faculty,  George  S.  Allen,  M.A. Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor  of  Forest  Entomology,  K.  Graham,  B.A., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  and  Director  of  University 
Forest,  F.  Malcolm  Knapp,  M.S.F.,  M.C.S.F.E., 
M.S.A.F.,  Robert  W.  Wellwood,  B.A.Sc.,  M.F., 
Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Braham  G.  Griffith, 
M.A.,  M.F.,  Ph.D.,  M.C.S.F.E.;  John  W.  Ker, 

B. A.Sc.,  M.F.;  D.  C.  Buckland,  B.A.,  M.F.,  Ph.D.; 
Associate  Professor  of  Forest  Pathology,  P.  G.  Haddock, 
B.S.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor  of  Botany,  V.  Krajina, 

D. Sc.;  Assistant  Professor,  John  H.  G.  Smith,  M.F. 
Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Department  of  French —  Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  J.  G.  Andison,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Pro¬ 
fessor,  Miss  Dorothy  Dallas,  M.A.,  Docteur  de 
1’ University  de  Paris;  Assistant  Professors,  G.  F.  Hall, 
M.A.  (Cantab.);  Robert  J.  Gregg,  B.A.;  R.  L.  Jeffels, 
B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.A.  Also  Lecturers  and  instructors. 

Department  of  Geology  and  Geography — Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department  and  Dean  of  Faculty  of 
Applied  Science,  Henry  Cecil  Gunning,  S.M.,  Ph.D., 
F.G.S.A.,  F.R.S.C.;  Geology,  Professor  and  Chairman 
of  Division,  V.  J.  Okulitch,  M.A. Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.G.S.A., 
F.P.S.,  F.R.S.C.;  Professor,  H.  V.  Warren,  B.A., 
B.A.Sc.,  B.Sc.,  D.Phil.,  F.G.S.A.,  F.R.S.C.,  Assoc. 
Inst.  M.M.;  Associate  Professors,  W.  H.  White, 
M.A. Sc.,  Ph.D.,  W.  H.  Mathews,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
F.G.S.A. ;  R.  M.  Thompson,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
F.M.S.A.,  K.  C.  McTaggart,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.  D.;  Research  Associate  in  Geochemistry ,  Robert  E. 
Deiavault,  B.Lett.,  L.£s.  Sc.  de  l’Univ.  (Paris),  Geog¬ 
raphy  Professor  and  Chairman  of  the  Division,  J.  L. 
Robinson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor,  J.  R. 
Mackay,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  J.  D. 
Chapman,  M.A.  Also  Instructor. 

Department  of  German — Professor  and  Chairman  of 
the  Department,  Miss  Joyce  Hallamore,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor,  Charles  Ernest  Borden,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Assistant  Professors,  M.  A.  Cowie,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Mrs. 
M.  Louriy  Jetter,  D.  Juris,  A.M.,  Dip.  in  Soc.  Work. 
Also  Lecturers  and  1  Instructor. 

Department  of  History — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  F.  H.  Soward,  B.A.,  B.Litt.,  F.R.S.C., 
A.  C.  Cooke,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Oxon),  F.R.Hist.S.; 
Associate  Professor,  Miss  Margaret  A.  Ormsby,  M.A., 


Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  Geoffrey  Davies,  M.A.; 
Ping-ti  Ho,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Instructors. 

School  of  Home  Economics — Professor  and  Director 
of  School,  Miss  C.  S.  Black,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  A.M.; 
Associate  Professors,  Miss  Winmfred  J.  Bracher, 
B.Sc.  (H.  Ec.),  A.M.;  Miss  Mary  Holder,  B.Sc. 
(H.Ec.),  M.S.;  Miss  M.  MacFarlane,  B.Sc.,  (H.Ec.), 
M.S.;  Assistant  Professors,  Miss  Elizabeth  Smith, 
B.Sc.  (H.E.),  M.Sc.;  Mrs.  Roy  Hooley,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.), 
M.Sc.;  Miss  J.  McEwen,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  M.S.; 
Assistant  Professor  and  Director  of  Food  Services, 
Miss  Ruth  Blair,  B.H.E.,  M.S.  Also  Instructor, 
Dietitians  and  Lecturers. 

International  Studies — Professor  and  Director,  r . 
H.  Soward,  B.A.,  B.Litt.,  F.R.S.C.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  G.  O.  B.  Davies,  M.A.,  Ping-ti  Ho,  B.A., 
Ph.D. 

Faculty  of  Law — Dean  of  the  Faculty  and  Professor, 
George  Frederick  Curtis,  LL.B.,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  LL.D.; 
Professors,  G.  D.  Kennedy,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  M.  M. 
MacIntyre,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.,  S.J.D.,  Associate 
Professor,  C.  B.  Bourne,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Assistant 
Professor,  A.  W.  R.  Carrothers,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.; 
Raymond  C.  Herbert,  D.F.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  E.  C.  E. 
Todd,  LL.M.;  Law  Librarian,  Miss  D.  M.  Priestley, 
M.L.L.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Also  part-time  and  special 
Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Department  of  Mathematics — Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department,  R.  D.  James,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Professors,  Walter  H.  Gage,  M.A.,  S.  A.  Jennings, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Douglas  Derry,  B.A.,  Dr. Phil., 
D  C.  Murdoch,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors, 
F.  M.  C.  Goodspeed,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  E.  Leimanis, 
Mag. -Math.,  Dr.  Ner.  Nat.;  W.  H.  Simons,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  B.  N.  Moyls,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  T.  E.  Hull,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  Miss  May  L.  Barclay, 
M.A.;  Stanley  W.  Nash,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also 
Lecturers,  Instructors  and  Teaching  Fellow. 

Department  of  Mechanical  Engineering — -Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department,  W.  O.  Richmond, 
B.A.Sc.,  M.S.  Mem.  A.S.M.E.,  M.E.I.C.;  Professors, 
F.  W.  Vernon,  B.Sc.,  Eng.,  Wh.Sch.,  A.M.I.Mech.E., 
A.F.R.A.S.;  H.  M.  Mcllroy,  M.Sc.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessor,  William  Wolfe,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Mem. 
A.S.M.E.;  Asst.  Professors,  G.  V.  Parkinson,  B.A.Sc., 
M.S.,  Ph.D.,  G.  H.  Green,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  M.E.I.C., 
Mem.  A.S.R.E.,  also  Demonstrator  and  Instructor. 


FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 

Faculty  of  Medicine — Professor  and  Dean  of  the 
Faculty,  Myron  M.  Weaver,  A.B.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  M.D., 
F.A.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C);  Associate  Professor  and, 

Assistant  to  the  Dean ,  A.  John  Nelson,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 
D.P.H.  (R.C.P.S.). 

Anantomy — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Sydney  M.  Friedman,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor,  Paris  Constantinides, 
M.D.,  Ph.D.;  Research  Associate  Professor,  Mrs. 
Constance  L.  Friedman,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Clinical 
Assistant  Professors  in  Radiological  Anatomy,  Saul 
Miller,  M.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  C.  E.  Singer,  B.A.,  M.D., 
C.M.  Also  Lecturer,  Instructor  and  Demonstrator. 

Biochemistry — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment,  Marvin  Darrach,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate 
Professors,  William  J.  Polglase,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Sidney 
H.  Zbarsky,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Instructors  and 
Honorary  Lecturers. 

Medicine — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Robert  B.  Kerr,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.A.,  M.R.C.P. 
(London),  F.R.C.P.  (C),  F.A.C.P.;  Research  Professor 
(Part-time) ,  Kenneth  A.  Evelyn,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.P.C.P.(C);  Associate  Professor,  Donald  M.  White- 
law,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.(C);  Clinical  Pro¬ 
fessor,  George  F.  Strong,  B.S.,  M.B.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. 
(C),  F.A.C.P.;  Clinical  Associate  Professors,  Murray 
M.  Baird,  B.A.,  B.M.,  B.Cch.  (Oxon),  M.R.C.P. 
(London),  F.R.C.P. (C),  R.  Wallace  Boyd,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.R.  (Radiology),  Charles  E.  G. 
Gould,  B.A.,  M.D.  (Neurology),  William  H.  Hatfield, 
M.D.,  F.A.C.C.P.,  G.  F.  Kincade,  M.D.,  C.M., 
Donald  H.  Williams,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  M.Sc.  (Derma¬ 
tology);  Part-time  Assistant  Professors,  William 
II.  Perry,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.  (Edin.),  F.R.C.P.(C) 
(Clinical  Microscopy);  Clinical  Assistant  Professors, 
Alan  Y.  McNair,  M.C.,  M.B.,  A.  W.  Bagnall,  B.A., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  M.R.C.P.  (London),  D.  S. 
Munroe,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.  (London),  R.  A. 
Palmer,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.R.C.P.  (Edin.),  J.  E. 


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Walker,  M.A.,  M.B.  Also  Clinical  Instructors  and 
Honorary  Lecturers. 

Neurological  Research — Kinsmen  Professor  and 
Chairman  of  the  Department,  William  C.  Gibson, 
B.A.,  M.Sc.,  D.Phil.  (Oxon),  M.D.,  C.M.;  Associate 
Professor,  Margaret  A.  Kennard,  A.B.,  M.D.;  Re¬ 
search  Psychologist,  A.  Schwartzman,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology — Part-time  Professor  and 
Chairman  of  the  Department,  Alec  M.  Agnew,  M.B., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C);  Assistant  Professor,  F.  E.  Bryans, 
M.D.,  B.Sc.  in  Med.,  F.R.S.C.(C);  Clinical  Associate 
Professors,  Jack  E.  Harrison,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Albert 

E.  Trites,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Clinical  Assistant  Professors, 
Fergus  Johnston,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.A.C.S.;  A. 
Leigh  Hunt,  M.D.,  C.M.  Also  Clinical  Instructors. 

Paediatrics — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
John  F.  McCreary,  M.D.;  Clinical  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors,  John  R.  Davies,  M.B.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  Reginald 

A.  Wilson^  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.R.C.P.  (London), 

F. R.C.P.(C) ;  Assistant  Professors,  Maurice  D.  Young, 
M.A.,  M.B.,  B.Ch.,  M.R.C.S.  (England),  M.R.C.P. 
(London),  F.R.C.P.(C),  Geoffrey  C.  F.  Robinson, 
M.D.,  C.M.;  Clinical  Assistant  Professors,  Joseph  H. 

B.  Grant,  M.D.,  C.M.,  Archibald  F.  Hardyment, 
M.D.,  A.  L.  Hunt,  M.D.,  C.M.,  E.  Stewart  James, 
M.D.,  Gordon  O.  Matthews,  M.D.,  C.M.,  Peter 
H.  Spohn,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (C),  John  W.  Whitelaw, 
B.A..M.D.,  C.M.  Also  Lecturers,  Clinical  Instructors, 
Fellows  and  Demonstrators. 

Pathology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Harold  E.  Taylor,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.R.C.P.  (Edin.),; 
Part-time  Associate  Professor,  Herbert  K.  Fidler, 
M.D.,  B.Sc.;  Assistant  Professors,  John  Eden,  M.B., 
B.S.;  Wm.  Leach,  M.D.,  M.Sc.;  Harry  H.  Pitts, 
M.D.,  C.M.  Also  Instructors  and  Demonstrator. 

Pharmacology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment,  James  G.  Foulks,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.;  Assistant 
Professor,  Edwin  E.  Daniel,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also 
Teaching  Fellow,  Lecturer  and  Instructor. 

Physiology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
D.  Harold  Copp,  B.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D.;  Associate 
Professors,  Edgar  C.  Black,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Margaret  A.  Kennard,  A.B.,  M.D.  (part  time); 
Assistant  Professors,  J.  Wolff,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.; 
Carl  F.  Cramer,  M.S.,  Ph.D.  Also  Research  Fellow 
and  Demonstrator. 

Psychiatry — Part-time  Professor  and  Chairman  of 
the  Department,  George  A.  Davidson,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P. 
(London),  F.R.C.P. (C),  F.A.C.P.;  Part-time  Research 
Professor,  G.  H.  Stevenson,  M.A.,  F.R.S.(C),  F.A.P.A. 
Clinical  Associate  Professor,  A.  M.  Gee,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.A.P.A.;  Research  Workers  in  Narcotic  Addiction 
Study,  G.  E.  Trasov,  B.A.,  B.S.W.;  Lewis  R.  A. 
Lingley,  M.A.  Also  Lecturers  and  Clinical  Instructors. 

Public  Health — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment,  James  M.  Mather,  M.D.,  D.P.H.;  Part-time 
Associate  Professor,  A.  John  Nelson,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 
D.P.H.,  R.C.P.S.  (Eng);  Assistant  Professor  and. 
Executive  Officer,  F.  R.  C.  Johnstone,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 
F.R.C.S.;  Assistant  Professors,  George  R.  F.  Elliot, 
M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.H.;  S.  Stewart  Murray,  M.B., 
M.D.,  D.P.H.  Also  Lecturers. 

Surgery — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
H.  Rocke  Robertson,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  (Edin.), 
F.R.C.S.  (C),  F.A.C.S.;  Assistant  Professor,  Allan  D. 
McKenzie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S.;  Clinical 
Professor,  Thomas  R.  Sarjeant,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 
(England),  F.R.C.S.(C);  Clinical  Associate  Professors, 
John  A.  Balfour,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  Lyon  H. 
Appleby,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  (England),  F.R.C.S.(C), 
F.A.C.S.,  F.I.C.S.,  J.  Russell  Neilson,  M.B.,  F.A.C.S., 
Frank  P.  Patterson,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.  (C), 

F. A.C.S.  (Orthopaedics),  Frank  A.  Turnbull,  B.A., 
M.D.  (Neurosurgery),  John  A.  McLean,  M.D., 

G.  H.  Francis,  B.A.,  M.D.,  H.  B.  Graves,  B.A., 

M.D.,  C.M.;  Clinical  Assistant  Professors,  W.  Elliott 
Harrison,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S.,  A.  Taylor 
Henry,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  (Edin.),  L.  H.  A.  Roy 
Huggard,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.,  Robert  G.  Langston,  M.D., 
F.A.C.S.,  A.  S.  McConkey,  M.D.;  Charles  E.  Battle, 
M.D.,  C.M.;  H.  Hamlyn  Boucher,  M.D.,  C.M., 
M.Sc.;  A.  Maxwell  Evans,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.M.R.E.; 
Ross  Robertson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S., 

Roger  Wilson,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.R.C.S. 
(Eng.).  Also  Clinical  Instructors. 

Department  of  Mining  and  Metallurgy — Professor 
and  Head  of  Department,  Frank  A.  Forward;  B.A.Sc., 
M.C.I.M.,  F.I.M.,  M.Ints.M.M.,  M.Aust.I.M.M.; 


Professm-s,  H  M.  Howard,  B.A.Sc.,  M.C.I.M.;  Leslie 
§'aRo  Cr°u„c^  ^VSc”  M.C.I.M.,  W.  M.  Armstrong, 
M.C.I.M.;  C.  S.  Samis,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
M.C.I.M.;  Associate  Professor,  J.  Iialpern,  B.Sc. 
d.tY’  4*siatant  Professor,  H.  P.  Myers,  B.Sc.’ 
Ph.D.  Also  Research  Assistant  and  Lecturer. 

Department  of  Music— Professor,  Harry  Adaskin. 
Also  Instructors. 

School  of  Nursing — Professor  and  Director  of  School 
Miss  H.  Evelyn  Mallory,  R.N.,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  As¬ 
sociate  Professor,  Miss  R.  Morrison,  R.N.,  B.S.  A  M  • 
Assistant  Professors,  Miss  P.  Capelle,  R.N.|  B.A.’ 
B.A.Sc.,  A.M.,  Miss  Lorna  M.  Horwood,  B.A.,  A.M 
R.N.,  Miss  Eliz.  K.  McCann,  R.N.,  B.A.,  B.A  Sc"’ 
Miss  Margaret  W.  Duncan,  R.N.,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.! 
M.S.  Also  Instructors  and  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Paediatrics — Donald  H.  Patterson 
B.A.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (London)’, 
F.R.C.P. (C).;  Clinical  Associate  Professors ,  John  R* 
Davies,  M.B.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  Reginald  A.  Wilson’ 
B.A.,  M.D.C.M.,  M.R.C.P.  (London),  F.R.C.P.  (C); 
Clinical  Assistant  Professors,  Joseph  H.  B.  Grant’ 
M.D.,  C.M.,  Archibald  F.  Hardyment,  M.D.,  e’. 
Stewart  James,  M.D.,  George  A.  Lamont,  M.B. 
M.D.,  Gordon  D.  Mathew's,  M.D.C.M.,  Peter  H’ 
Spohn,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  Maurice  D.  Young,  M.A’ 
M.B.,  B.Ch.  (Cantab.)  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.),  M.R  C  P 
(London),  F.R.C.P.  (C). 

Faculty  of  Pharmacy — Professor  and  Dean  of  the 
Faculty,  A.  W.  Matthews,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate 
Professor,  F.  A.  Morrison.  M.B.E.,  B.S.P.;  Assistant 
Professors,  J.  E.  Haliday,  B.S.P.,  M.S.,  Gordon  A. 
Groves,  M.Sc.  1  Instructor. 

Department  of  Philosophy  and  Psychology — Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department  and  Dean  of  Faculty  of 
Arts  and  Science,  S.  N.  F.  Chant,  O.B.E.,  M.A.; 
Professors,  B.  Savery,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Prof,  and  Chair¬ 
man  of  Dept.,  Alexander  P.  Maslow,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 

E.  S.  W.  Belyea,  M.A.;  Associate  Professors,  D.  C.  G. 
MacKay,  M.A.  Ph.D.;  Edro  Signori  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 

A.  Stroll,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  P. 
Remnant,  M.A.,  D.  Kenny,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Reva 
Potashin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Lecturers  and  1  In¬ 
structor. 

Department  of  Physics — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  Gordon  M.  Shrum,  O.B.E.,  M.M.,  E.D., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Professor,  A.  M.  Crooker, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Kenneith  C.  Mann,  O.B.E.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  George  Michael  Volkoff,  M.B.E.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.,  G.  L.  Pickard,  M.B.E.,  M.A., 
D.Phil.,  J.  B.  Warren,  B.Sc.,  D.I.C.,  Ph.D.,  F.Int.P.; 
Ronald  E.  Burgess,  B.Sc.,  A.M.I.E.E.;  Associate 
Professors,  W.  Opechowski,  M.F.  (Warsaw),  A.  R. 
Clark,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Otto  Bluh,  Dr.  Rer.  Nat., 
D.Phys.,  F.Inst.P. ;  F.  A.  Kaempffer,  Dip.  Ing.,  Dr. 
Rer  Nat.;  Assistant  Professors,  O.  Theimer,  Dipl., 
Chem.,  Dr.  Ner.  Nat.,  C.  A.  Barnes,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
J.  B.  Brown,  D.Phil,  B.A.,  George  M.  Griffiths, 

B. A.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  M.  Daniels,  M.A.,  D.Phil. 
Also  Lecturers,  Research  Fellows  and  Demonstrators. 

Department  of  Slavonic  Studies — Professor  and  Head 
of  the  Department,  J.  O.  St.  Clair-Sobell,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Associate  Professors,  H.  E.  Ronimois,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

C.  Bryner,  A.B.,  Ph.D.,  A.  W.  Wainman,  M.A., 
Assistant  Professor,  A.  H.  Kuipers,  M.A.,  Ph.Di 
Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

School  of  Social  Work — Professor  and  Director  of 
School,  Miss  Marjorie  J.  Smith,  A.M.;  Professor, 

L.  C.  Marsh,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors, 
W.  G.  Dixon,  A.M.,  Miss  Elizabeth  V.  Thomas,  A.B., 

M. S. ;  Assistant  Professors,  Mrs.  Helen  McCrae, 
B.A.,  M.S.W.,  A.  C.  Abrahamson,  B.A.,  B.S.W., 
Mrs.  Helen  Exner,  B.A.,  M.S.S.  Also  Lecturers  and 
Instructors. 

Department  of  Spanish — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  J.  Andison,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professor,  J.  A.  McDonald,  M.A.,  Also  Instructors. 

Department  of  Zoology — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  Ian  McTaggart  Cowan,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 

F. R.S.C. ;  Professor  of  Zoology  and  Fisheries,  W.  S. 
Hoar,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Forest  Entomology, 
Kenneth  Graham,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  R.  Adams, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Peter  Ford,  B.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.Z.S.,  F.L.S.,  Peter  A.  Larkin,  M.A.,  D.Phil; 
Assistant  Professor,  M.  D.  E.  Udvardy,  Ph.D.; 
Associate  Professor  of  Oceanography,  W.  M.  Cameron, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  James  Hatter, 
B.A.,  Ph.D.,  John  Sanjean,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Director 
of  Institutes  of  Oceanography  and  Fisheries,  W.  A. 


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Clemens,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.  Also  Lecturers  and 
Instructors. 

Department  of  University  Extension — Director, 
John  K.  Friesen,  D.F.C.,  A.M.,  Ed.D.;  Assistant 
Professor  in  Dramatics,  Miss  Dorothy  Somerset, 

A.B.;  Supervisor,  Family  Life  and  Group  Development, 
Miss  M.  V.  Smith,  B.A.,  M.S.W.;  Supervisor  Visual 
Education,  Norman  Barton,  M.A.;  Assistant  Director 
of  University  Extension,  Gordon  Selman,  B.A.; 

Supenisor,  Home  Economics, . ;  Supervisor, 

Arts  and  Handicraft,  Robert  Davidson. 

University  Health  Service — Director,  A.  Kenneth 
Young,  M.B.,  Ch.B.;  Physician  and  Deputy  Director, 
Frank  J.  Hebb,  M.D.;  Consultant  Psychiatrist,  C.  H. 
Gundry,  M.D.:  Consultant  Radiologist,  Saul  Millar, 
M.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.R.T. ;  Staff  Physician,  J.  K. 

A.  Clokie,  M.D.;  Nursing  Supervisor,  Miss  Muriel 
Upshall,  B.A.Sc.,  R.N.  Also  Public  Health  Nurses. 

School  of  Physical  Education  —  Professor  and 
Director,  R.  F.  Osborne,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessor,  Mrs.  M.  Penny,  A.M.,  Douglas  H.  Whittle, 

B. P.H.E.,  M.S.,  Assistant  Professors,  Miss  M. 

Leeming,  B.A.,  J.  Pomfret,  B.A.,  A.  B.  Laithwaite, 

D.P.E.;  Instructor  and  Athletic  Director ,  R.  J.  Phillips. 
Also  Instructors. 

Counselling,  Placement,  Staff  Personnel,  Veterans' 
Services,  Director,  John  F.  MacLean,  D.S.O.,  B.A.; 
Counsellors,  A.  F.  Shirran,  M.A.,  A.  Cox,  B.A.; 
Personnel  Assistant  and  Assistant  Counsellor ,  Onesia 
Crompton,  B.A. 

VICTORIA  COLLEGE 
Victoria,  B.C. 

(In  affiliation  with  the  University  of 
British  Columbia) 

Principal  and  Professor  of  French,  W.  Harry  Hick¬ 
man,  M.A.,  Docteur  de  l'Universit^  de  Paris. 

■  Vice-Principal  and  Associate  Professor  of  Mathe¬ 
matics,  Robert  T.  D.  Wallace,  M.A. 

Associate  Professors:  W.  Gordon  Fields,  B.A., 
A.M.,  Biology  and  Zoology:  Lewis  J.  Clark,  B.A., 
M.Sc.,  Chemistry:  G.  Reid  Elliott,  B.A.,  M.A., 
Commerce  and  Economics:  Roger  J.  Bishop,  M.A., 
Rodney  P.  D.  Poisson,  M.A.,  English;  Sydney  G. 
Pettit,  M.A.,  History,  Sociology  and  Philosophy; 
G.  Grant  McOrmond,  M.A.,  English;  Charles  H. 
Howatson,  M.A.,  Geology  and  Geography;  William  H. 
Gaddes,  M.A.,  Psychology. 

Assistant  Professors:  Edward  J.  Savannah,  A.B., 
S.  B.,  Chemistry;  John  Carson,  M.A.,  Classics;  Mrs. 
O.  Phoebe  Noble,  B.A.,  Mathematics;  Miss  Gwladys 
V.  Downes,  M.A.,  Docteur  de  l’Universit6  de  Paris, 
French;  Gordon  L.  Tracy,  M.A.,  German;  John  L. 
Climenhaga,  M.A.,  Andrew  G.  Hill  B.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
Physics. 

Instructors  and  Lecturers. 

Registrar:  Miss  Dorothy  M.  Cruiekshank,  B.A. 
Assistant  Registrar:  Miss  Patricia  Sullivan,  B.A. 
Librarian:  Albert  A.  Spratt,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 


INSTRUCTIONAL  STAFF 

General  Wing,  E.  G.  Sherring,  L.  Constantineau, 

C.  E.  Turner,  II.  R.  Reny,  C.  M.  Bygate. 

Rescue  Wing,  F.  Evans,  R.  W.  Mahoney,  V.  I. 
Sabourin,  E.  C.  Kenyon. 

H ealth  and  Special  Weapons  Wing, . 

The  Canadian  Credit  Institute 

President ,  Noel  Cuthbert,  Electrical 

Supplies  Ltd.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Registrar  and  Bursar , 

E.  T.  C.  Burke,  12  Berryman  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Jewellers  Institute 

Federal  Bldg.,  85  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament  (1945)  the 
Canadian  Jewellers  Institute  grants  Certification  to 
qualified  watchmakers,  following  examination.  A  two 
year  correspondence  course  is  given  under  the  title, 
Retail  Jewellers  Training  Course.  Founded  by  the 
Canadian  Jewellers  Association,  the  Institute  is 
exclusively  concerned  in  educational  projects,,  and 
awards  scholarships  to  students  in  five  Provincial 
Training  Centres  for  Watchmakers. 

Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Governors,  C.  S.  Ballard, 
Toronto;  Bursar ,  Norman  J.  Leach. 


Canadian  Memorial  Chiropractic  College 

252  Bloor  St.  West,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 
Administrative  Dean,  A.  E.  Homewood,  B.T.A., 

D.P.T.,  D.C.,  N.D. 

Faculty,  D.  M.  Allan,  D.C.,  B.S.,  A.  L.  Bailey, 
D.C.  L.  M.  Beazer,  D.C.,  N.  K.  Faris,  D.C.,  S.  M. 
Hunt,  D.C.,  Vera  Littlejohn,  D.C.,  Ph.C.,  W.  G. 
Ridell,  D.C.,  E.  W.  Sjoman,  D.C.,  R.  E.  Smith  S.B.A., 
H.  B.  Stevens,  B.A.;  Associates,  J.  W.  Ellison,  D.C., 
G.  E.  Kennedy,  D.C.,  K.  B.  Kennedy,  D.C.,  B.Sc., 
M.  S.  Ketcheson,  B.A.,  D.C.,  O.  J.  Ketcheson,  D.C. 
R.  La  Palme,  D.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  H.  K.  Lee,  D.C., 
Ph.C.,  F.  MacKendriek,  R.N.,  D.C.,  Homer  York, 
D.C. 


Canadian  Services  Colleges 

Royal  Military  College 


Kingston,  Ont. 

Commandant,  Air  Commodore  D.A.  R.  Bradshaw, 
D.F.C.,  C.D.,  A.D.C.,  n.d.e 
Vice-Commandant  and  Director  of  Studies,  Col.  W.  R. 
Sawyer,  O.B.E.,  E.D.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C 

Registrar . Lt.-Col.  T.  F.  Gelley,  M.A. 

Staff  Adjutant 

Squadron  Leader  A.  C.  Golab,  R.C.A.F. 
Administrative  Officer  _ 

Major  G.  W.  Swartzen,  B.A.,  R.C.A.P.C. 
Librarian . J.  W.  Spurr,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 


TEACHING  STAFF 


U.B.C.  DEVELOPMENT  FUND 
Chairman,  Kenneth  Caple;  President,  Peter  Sharp, 

B. Com. ;  Treasurer,  Archie  Prentice  Gardner,  B.A.; 
Executive  Secretary,  A.  H.  Sager,  B.A. 

Campion  College,  Regina,  Sask. 

(Roman  Catholic,  affiliated  with  the  University  of 
Saskatchewan) 

Rector,  Very  Rev.  R.  C.  Johnston,  S.J.;  Vice-Rector, 
Rev.  L.  T.  Carroll,  S.J.;  Bursar,  Rev.  John  O’Brien, 
S.J.;  Dean  of  Studies,  Rev.  James  W.  Dyer,  S.J.; 
Librarian,  Rev.  Thomas  G.  Malone,  S.J.;  Student 
Consellor,  Rev.  James  Farrell,  S.J.;  Director  of 
Athletics,  Rev.  Francis  O’Brien,  S..I. 

Prefect  of  Discipline,  Rev.  Clifford  Rushman. 

Camrose  Lutheran  College,  Camrose,  Alia. 

(Owned  and  operated  by  the  Alberta  Norwegian 
Lutheran  College  Association) 

President,  G.  O.  Evenson,  B.A.,  B.Th.,  D.D. 

Canadian  Civil  Defence  College 

Arnprior,  Ont. 

Commandant,  Major  General  M.  II.  S.  Penhale, 

C. B.E.,  C.D.;  Deputy  Commandant  and  Chief  In¬ 
structor,  J.  F.  Wallace,  M.C.,  M.A.;  Senior  Ad¬ 
ministration  Officer,  Major  S.  C.  Tanner,  E.D. 


Professors — English ,  P.  F.  Fisher,  M.C.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  History,  G.  F.  G.  Stanley,  M.A.,  B.Litt., 

D.Phil.,  F.R.Hist.S.  F.R.S.C.,  R.  A.  Preston,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.Hist.S.;  Economics,  V.  W.  Malach,  B.A., 
B.  Com.,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  P.  Lowe,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
H.  A.  Elliott,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  F.  Twiss,  M.A.;  Physics, 
T.  S.  Hutchison,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  W.  R. 
Sawyer,  O.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  J.  R.  Dacey, 
M.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  S.  N.  Naldrett, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  W.  Hodgins,  B.A.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

F.C.I.C.;  Civil  Engineering,  J.  W.  Dolphin,  B.A.Sc., 
M.Sc.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  Lt.-Col.  P.  C.  King, 
B.Sc.,  R.C.E.M.E.;  Electrical  Engineering,  G.  W. 
Holbrook,  M.Sc.,  F.  E.  Hetherington,  M.Sc. 

Associate  Professors — Military  Studies,  Major  R. 

A.  Cartke,  R.C.A.C.,  Squadron  Leader  W.  H. 

Cleaver,  R.C.A.F.,  Lt.-Commd’r.  R.  W.  J.  Cocks 
R.C.N.;  English,  H.  N.  Maclean,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
French,  Maj.  J.  L.  Lamontagne,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  P. 
Emond,  B.A.;  Mathematics,  W.  L.  Dulmage,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  Sqn-Ldr.  C.  J. 
Evans,  B.A.Sc.,  R.C.A.F.  . 

Assistant  Professors — French,  H.  A.  LeGrand, 
M.A.,  L.Phil.,  Ph.D.,  A.  E.  Lauzi&re,  M.A.,  D.de  l’U ; 
Political  and  Economic  Science,  J.  M.  Beck,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  C.  E.  Newcombe,  B.Com.,  C.A. ;  Math¬ 
ematics,  K.  D.  Fryer,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Physics,  B.  G. 
Hogg,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  H.  Rogers,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  M.  H.  Edwards,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  C.  Baird, 

B. Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  D.  G.  M.  Diaper,  M.A.. 


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547 


B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.R.I.C.,  R.  A.  Jones,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Civil  Engineering,  H.  M.  Nelson,  B.Se.,  A.R.T.C., 
Capt.  L.  J.  0  Brien,  M.Sc.,  R.C.E.;  Mechanical 
Engineering,  F/L  J.  E.  Moran,  B.A.Sc.,  R.C  A  F 
Capt.  K.  L.  F.  Coupland,  B.Sc.,  R.C.E.M.E.  Also 
Lecturers  and  teaching  Instructors. 

Royal  Roads 
Victoria,  B.C. 

Commandant,  Capt.  John  A.  Charles,  C.D.,  R.C.N.; 
Vice-Commandant,  Wing  Commander  A.  JI.  Middle- 
ton,  A.F.C.,  C.D.,  R.C.A.F.;  Director  of  Studies, 
Professor  C.  C.  Cook,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  Executive  Officer, 
Lieutenant-Commander  Howard  V.  Clark,  R.C.N.; 
Supply  Officer,  Lieutenant-Commander  (S)  B.  W. 
Fairweather,  C.D.,  R.C.N.;  Staff  Adjutant,  Capt. 
E.  L.  Wiseman,  R.C.A.C.;  Registrar,  A.  C.  Privett, 
M.A. 

College  Militaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean 
St.  Jean,  P.Q. 

Commandant 

Col.  M.  L.  Lahaie,  D.S.O. 

V  ice-Comma  ndant, 

Wing  Commander  H.  P.  Lagac6,  D.F.C.,  C.D. 
Director  of  Studies, 

Lt.-Col.  C.  A.  Chabot,  E.D.,  M.A. 
Registrar  and  Secretary  of  the  Faculty, 

Denys  Dion,  B.A.,  BLL,  M.A.  (Soc.  Sc.) 

The  Canadian  Services  Colleges  comprise  the 
Royal  Military  College  of  Canada  at  Kingston, 
Royal  Roads  at  Victoria,  B.C.  and  College  Militaire 
Royal  de  Saint-Jean  at  St.  Jean,  P.Q.  The  Royal 
Military  College  reopened  in  September  1948  at 
which  time  Royal  Roads  became  a  tri-service  college. 
College  Militaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean  was  opened  at 
St.  Jean,  P.Q.  in  September  1952.  The  Canadian 
Seryices  Colleges  offer  a  four  year  course  beyond 
Senior  Matriculation,  all  four  years  are  given  at  the 
Royal  Military  College  of  Canada  and  the  first  two 
only  at  Royal  Roads.  A  three  year  course  from 
Junior  Matriculation  is  offered  at  College  Militaire 
Royal  de  Saint-Jean  the  last  two  years  being  similar 
to  the  first  two  years  at  the  Royal  Military  College 
of  Canada  and  Royal  Roads.  Two  types  of  courses 
are  offered;  general  and  engineering.  In  the  final 
two  years  of  the  latter  course  a  cadet  may  specialize 
in  one  of  Civil,  Chemical,  Mechanical  or  Electrical 
Engineering.  Graduates  may  enter  the  final  year  of 
their  respective  engineering  courses  at  certain  Can¬ 
adian  Universities. 

Admission  Requirement — For  admission  to  the 
Royal  Military  College  of  Canada  and  Royal  Roads 
the  applicant  must  possess  a  Junior  Matriculation 
(including  French)  and  Senior  Matriculation  or  its 
acceptable  equivalent  in  English,  Algebra,  Geometry, 
Trigonometry,  Physics,  Chemistry  and  one  of 
History  or  a  language,  preferably  French.  For 
admission  to  College  Militaire  Royal  de  Saint-Jean 
the  applicant  must  possess  a  Junior  Matriculation  or 
its  acceptable  equivalent. 

The  Canadian  School  of  Ballet 

(Winnipeg  -  Toronto  -  Lethbridge) 

719  Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Directors ,  Gweneth  Lloyd,  A.  R.A.D.,  M.C.D.T.A., 
Betty  Farrally,  R.A.D. 

Director,  Lethbridge  Branch,  Joy  Camden. 

Canadian  School  of  Missions 

97  St.  George  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Established  in  1921  by  the  Foreign  Mission  Boards 
of  the  Canadian  Churches,  and  is  financed  and  ad¬ 
ministered  by  them  for  the  specialized  training  of 
their  missionaries  and  candidates.  Its  officers  are: 

Director,  Rev.  L.  S.  Albright,  S.T.M.,  D.D.; 
Chairman  of  Council,  Rev.  Prof.  K.  J.  Joblin,  B.A., 
B.D.;  Secretary,  R.  M.  Lewds,  B.S.A.,  M.S.;  Treasurer, 
E.  R.  C.  Dobbs. 

The  Canadian  Temple  College  of  Life 

185  East  11th  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

President  and  Superintendent,  His  Grace  The  Mt. 
Rev.  Msgr.  W.  F.  Wolsey,  C.H.P.,  D.D.,  Ph.D., 
O.S.M.,  K.C.G. 

Dean  of  Education  and  Deputy  Superintendent,  Rev. 
R.  A.  Young,  C.H.P.,  D.Th.,  B-P.D.,  K.C.G. 


Canadian  Union  College 

COLLEGE  HEIGHTS,  ALTA. 

(Seventh  Day  Adventists) 

President,  H.  T.  Johnson;  Treasurer,  . . 

Registrar,  P.  G.  Miller;  Religion,  J.  I.  Crawford, 
Hugh  J.  Campbell;  History,  J.  Roy  Bowett;  Secre¬ 
tarial  Science,  Marilyn  Brown;  Biology,  H.  G.  Coffin, 
Industrial  Arts,  Lloyd  M.  Cowin;  Business  Admini¬ 
stration,  H.  T.  Johnson;  Home  Economics,  Violet 
Wentland;  Physics,  Philip  G.  Miller;  English,  Miss 
Roberta  J .  Moore,  Miss  Agnes  Anderson  ;  Biblical 
La,?iguagcs,  J.  I.  Crawford;  Agriculture,  Elbert  L. 
Nielsen;  Modern  Languages . ;  Printing, 

A.  Tyson-Flyn;  Music,  William  Haynes;  Chemistry, 
D.  J.  Pappajohn;  School  Doctor,  Dr.  John  McKibbin; 
School  Nurse,  Madella  Gimbel;  Mathematics,  Miss 
Agnes  Anderson,  George  Graham;  Dean  of  Men, 
Malcolm  S.  Fisher;  Dean  of  Women,  Elinor  Smith; 
Teacher  Training,  Mildred  Neufeld-Clark. 

Carleton  College 

268  First  Avenue,  Ottawa 
Acting  President  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and 
Science,  James  A.  Gibson,  B.Litt.,  M.A.,  D.Phil.; 
Director  of  the  School  of  Public  Administration,  R. 
Oliver  MacFarlane,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Registrar,  John  A. 

B.  McLeish,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Bursar,  Frederick  J. 
Turner,  B.Com.,  M.A.,  F.C.I.S.;  Librarian,  Hilda 
G.  Gifford,  B.A.,  B.L.S.;  Director  of  Athletics,  Norman 
D.  Fenn,  B.S.,  M.Ed. 

Principal  Officers  of  Instruction 
Professors— History,  James  A.  Gibson,  B.Litt., 
M.A.,  D.Phil.;  Journalism  ( Director  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment),  Wilfrid  Eggleston,  M.B.E.,  B.A.,  F.A.G.S.; 
Mathematics,  Lome  N.  Richardson,  M.A.,  M.Sc.; 
M.  S.  Macphail,  M.A.,  D.Phil.,  F.R.S.C.;  Public 
Administration,  R.  Oliver  MacFarlane,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Associate  Professors — Accounting,  W.  J.  McDougall, 
B.A.,  C.A.;  Biology,  H.  H.  .T.  Nesbitt,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

D. Sc.,  F.R.E.S.,  F.E.S.A.,  F.Z.S.;  Chemistry,  J.  M. 
Morton,  M.Sc.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  J.  M.  Holmes,  B.Sc., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Economics,  H.  S.  Gordon,  A.M.; 
English,  A.  M.  Beattie,  A.M.;  Physics,  A.  M.  Munn, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  G.  R.  Love,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Political 
Science  (Public  Administration),  D.  C.  Rowat,  A.M., 
Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professors — Biology,  W.  L.  Illman,  B.A., 
M.Sc.;  E.  A.  O.  Turnau,  M.Sc.;  Chemistry,  P.  M. 
Laughton,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Classics,  Ellenor 
Swallow,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Economics,  H.  E.  English, 
B.A.;  T.  N.  Brewis,  M.Com.,  Ph.D.;  Engineering, 

E.  E.  Goldsmith  Dipl.  Ing.,  D.I.C.,  M.E.I.C.,  A.M. 
I.E.E.;  English,  G.  B.  Johnston,  M.A.;  G.  J.  Wood, 
M.A.;  French,  J.  P.  Young,  B.A.,  D.  es  L.;  J.  S. 
Tassie,  M.A.;  Geology,  P.  A.  Hill,  B.Sc.,  F.G.S.; 
History,  D.  M.  L.  Farr,  M.A.,  D.Phil.;  G.  S.  Couse, 
B.A.;  Journalism,  W.  H.  Kesterton,  B.A.,  B.J.; 
Philosophy,  J.  C.  S.  Wernham,  M.A.,  S.T.M.;  Political 
Science,  K.  D.  McRae,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Psychology, 

F.  R.  Wake,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  J.  Breen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Sociology,  J.  A.  Porter,  B.Sc.  (Econ.).  Also  Lecturers 

Central  Baptist  Seminary 

225  St.  George  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 
President,  Rev.  J.  Scott,  B.Th.;  Dean,  Rev.  W. 
Gordon  Brown,  M.A.;  Secretary,  Miss  Edith  Mc- 
Credie,  L.Th.;  Faculty,  Rev.  S.  J.  Mikolaski,  B.A.; 
Rev.  C.  A.  Tipp,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Rev.  J.  K.  Pequegnat, 

A. B.,  Th.B.;  Rev.  J.  F.  Holliday,  B.A.;  Rev.  R.  A. 
Seaman;  Mrs.  W.  G.  Brown,  M.A.;  Mrs.  R.  F.  Harris, 

B. A.;  Tutor,  M.  Maurice  Boillat,  B.Th. 

Classical  Colleges  In  the  Province  of  Quebec 

COLLEGE  BOURGET 

RIGAUD,  P.Q. 

(Founded  1850) 

(Faculte  des  Arts  de  V  U niversite  de  Montreal) 
Superieur,  P&re  Arthur  Coulombe,  C.S.V.;  Assist.- 
Superieur ,  Pere  Ren6  Michaud,  c.s.v.;  Directeur  des 
Sieves,  Pere  Ferdinand  Racan,  c.s.v.;  Procureur,  Pere 
Ren6  Michaud,  c.s.v.;  Prefet  des  etudes  classiques  et 
commercials,  Pere  Marcel  Lauzon,  c.s.v. 

COLLEGE  DE  MONTREAL 

1931  SHERBROOKE  ST.  W.,  MONTREAL 
U niversite  de  Montreal  Faculte  des  Arts 
(Founded  1767) 

Superieur:  Edgar  Peltier,  p.s.s. 


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COLLEGE  DE  SAINTE-ANNE 
DE  LA  POCATIERE 

STE.  ANNE  DE  LA  POCATIERE,  P.Q. 

( Founded  1827 ) 

Superieur,  Mgr  Marius  Par6,  P.D.;  lev  Assistant 
Supkrieur,  Mgr.  Alphonse  Fortin,  P.D.,  Th.D.; 
2e  Assistant  Superieur,  M.  I'abb4  Lbon  Belanger,  ptre; 
Procureur,  M.  le  chanoine  Fernand  Viel;  Directeur 
des  elkves,  M.  Fernand  Bernier,  ptre.;  Prefet  des 
Etudes,  M.  Louis  Dub6,  ptre.;  Econome,  M.  Robert 
Painchaud,  ptre. 

COLLEGE  DE  SAINT-LAURENT 

BT-LAURENT,  P.Q. 

( Fonde  en  1847) 

( Faculte  des  Arts,  Universite  de  Montreal ) 
Superieur,  R.  P.  Germain-M.  Lalande,  c.s.c.; 
Assistant-supkrieur ,  R.  P.  Alfred  Lavallce,  c.s.c.; 
Secretaire  et  prefet  des  etudes  classiques  ( section  philoso¬ 
phic),  R.  P.  Emile  Doublard,  c.s.c.;  Econome,  R.  P. 
Gerard  Gendron,  c.s.c.;  Prefet  de  discipline  etcon- 
seiller,  R.  P.  Albert  Brien,  c.s.c.;  Prefet  des  etudes 
classiques  ( section  lettres),  classes  de  Methode  a  Rheto- 
riaue,  R.  P.  Diomdde  Langelier,  c.s.c.;  classes  de 
Preclassique,  Elements  et  Syntaxe,  R.  P.  Roger 
Bessette,  c.s.c.;  Directeur  ces  Philosophes,  R.  P. 
Laurier  P^loquin,  c.s.c.;  Prefet  de  religion,  R.  P.  Jean- 
Marc  Chicoine,  c.s.c.;  Prefet  des  etudes  Commercials: 
P.  Marcel  Arbour,  c.s.c.;  Superieur  du  Seminaire 
Saint-Croix:  R.  P.  Emile  Bessette,  c.s.c.;  Directeur 
du  Seminaire  Moreau,  R.  P.  Remi  Legault,  c.s.c. 

COLLEGE  JEAN-DE-BREBEUF 
(JESUIT  FATHERS) 

3200  Chemin  Ste-Catherine,  Montreal  26,  P.Q. 
Recteur,  R.  P.  Paul  Vanier,  S.J.  Prefet,  P.  Paul 
Laramde,  S.J. 

COLLEGE  SAINT- ALEX  ANDRE  DE  LA 
GATINEAU 

LIMBOUR  VTA  HULL,  QUE. 
ajfdie  d  V  Universite  Laval  de  Quebec. 

( diriae  par  les  PP.  du  St.-Esprit) 

Superieur,  R.  P.  Paul  Gay,  c.s.sp. 

LOYOLA  COLLEGE 

7141  Sherbrooke  St.  West,  Montreal  28,  Que. 
Officers  of  Administration;  Rector,  Very  Rev.  G.  F. 
Lahey,  S.J. ;  Treasurer,  Rev.  C.  M.  Keenan,  S.J.; 
Secretary,  Rev.  J.  B.  Cloran,  S.J.;  Dean  of  Science, 
Rev.  Hugh  MacPhee,  S.J.;  Dean  of  Arts  and  Com¬ 
merce,  Rev.  J.  E.  Healey,  S.J. ;  Prefect  of  College 
Discipline,  Rev.  Thomas  Moylan,  S.J.;  Prefect  of  High 
School  Studies,  Rev.  C.  Crusoe,  S.J.;  Prefect  of  High 
School  Discipline,  Rev.  Gerard  McGinnis,  S.J.; 
Student  Counsellor,  Rev.  R.  Devlin,  S.J.;  Registrar, 
Miss  Eileen  Gibbons;  Bursar,  Mr.  F.  Stanley  Johnson. 

LE  SEMINAIRE  DE  CHICOUTIMI 

CHICOUTIMI,  P.  Q. 

CON8EIL  DES  DIRECTEUR8 

Petit  Seminaire — Superieur,  Mgr.  Georges-Henri 
Dufour,  P.D.;  Assistant-Supkrieur,  Mgr.  Lionel-D. 
Lemieux,  P.D.;  Procureur,  Abb4  Louis-Eugdne 
Perron;  Directeur  des  Elkves,  Abb6  Clement  Lavoie; 
Directeur  Spirituel,  Abb6  Louis-Joseph  Drouin; 
Prefet  des  Etudes,  Abbfi  J. -Arthur  Tremblay;  Directeur 
des  Etudes,  Mgr.  Joseph-W.  Dufour,  P.D. 

Grand  Seminaire — Superieur,  Mgr.  Floribert 
Coulombe,  P.A.;  Directeur  spirituel,  Abb4  Louis 
Robin;  Prefet  des  Etudes,  Abb6  Georges-Renaud 
Pilote;  Econome,  Abb4  Jean-Louis  Graval. 

Directeur  Ecole  d'  Agriculture,  Abbd  Lucien-J. 
Tremblay. 

SEMINAIRE  DE  NICOLET 

NICOLET,  P.Q. 

Superieur,  l’abb6  Edgar  Foucault,  ptre;  Vice- 
Supkrieur,  le  chanoine  Laurent  Gaudet,  ptre;  Pro¬ 
cureur,  l’abb6  Vigor  Lefebvre,  ptre;  Prefet  des  etudes, 
I’abbb  Jean-Baptiste  Comeau,  ptre;  Directeur  des 
elkves,  l’abbb  Paul-Emile  Dubois,  ptre;  Directeur 
spirituel,  le  chanoine  Laurent  Gaudet,  ptre,  also  a 
staff  of  37  professors  and  others. 

SEMINAIRE  DE  QUEBEC 

P.  O.  BOX  460,  QUEBEC,  P.Q. 

Superieur,  general,  Mgr  Alphonse-Marie  Parent; 
Superieur  du  Grand  Seminaire,  M.  Louis-Albert 
Vachon;  Superieur  du  Petit  Seminaire,  Mgr  R4al 
Thomassin \Prefet  des  Etudes  du  Grand  Seminaire,  M. 


G4d<5on  Petit;  Prkfet  des  Etudes  du  Petit  Skmmaire, 
M.  Jean-Charles  Auger  et  M.  Lucien  Carrier;  Pro¬ 
curer,  Mgr  Roch  Rochette;  Directeur  du  Petit  Skmi- 
naire,  M.  L6once  Gr4goire;  Directeur  Spirituel  du 
Grand  Skminaire,  Mgr  J.-M.  Fortier;  Directeurs 
Spirituels  du  Petit  Seminaire,  MM.  Marcel- J.  Drouin, 
Jean-Paul  Coulombe. 

SEMINAIRE  DE  RIMOUSKI 

RIMOUSKI,  P.Q. 

Superieur:  Mgr.  Louis  Martin,  L.Ph.,  J.C.D., 
S.T.D.;  Assistant  Superieur,  M.  le  Chanoine  Alphonse 
Fortin,  L.L.;  Procureur,  M.  I’abb6  Guillaume  Dionne, 
B.S.;  Prkfet  des  Etudes:  M.  l’abb<§  Ludger  Rioux,  L.L.; 
Directuer:  M.  Robert  Michaud,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  S.S.L.; 
Econome:  M.  I’abb6  L6o  Lebel. 

Staff  of  70  professors — 

Maisons  d6pendantes:  Le  Grand  Seminaire  de 
Rimouski,  L’Ecole  d’ Agriculture  de  Rimouski, 
L’Ecole  Technique  de  Rimouski,  L’Ecole  de  Marine 
de  Rimouski,  L'Ecole  de  Commerce  de  Rimouski. 

SEMINAIRE  DE  SAINT-HYACINTHE 

ST.  HYACINTHE,  P.Q. 

( Universite  de  Montreal,  Faculte  des  Arts ) 

Superieur,  Mgr  J.  Armand  Brouillard,  P.D.;  Vice- 
superieur,  l’abb?  Henri  Mongeau;  Directeur  spirituel 
Mgr  Lucien  Beauregard,  P.D.;  Procureur,  Chanoine 
Alcide  Roy;  Directeur  des  elkves,  l’abbd  Samuel 
Lemoine;  Prefet  des  etudes,  l’abbe  Ls-Philippe  Saint- 
Martin;  Membre  du  Conseil,  l’abb6  Georges  Lanciault. 

SEMINAIRE  SAINT-JOSEPH 

TROIS-RIVIERES,  P.Q. 

( Founded  1860) 

Superieur,  M.  le  Chan.  Andre  Ouellette,  A.B. ; 
Prefet  des  Etudes,  M.  l’abbe  Jules  Bettez,  A.B. ; 
Procureur,  M.  1’abbe  Emile  Clement,  L.B.;  Directeur, 
M.  I’abb4  Albani  Melancon,  A.B.,  Ph.L.;  Maitre  de 
Chapelle,  M.  I’abb6  Joseph-G.  Turcotte,  A.B.;  Eco¬ 
nome,  M.  I’abb6  Jean  Robert,  A.B.;  Superieur  des 
Seminaristes,  M.  l’abbfi  Jean  Beaumier,  A.B.,  D.C.L. 

SEMINAIRE-DE  SAINT-JEAN 

SAINT  JEAN,  P.Q. 

Recteur,  Mgr.  Lucien  Martin;  Vice-recteur,  M‘ 
l’abbd  Paul  Patenaude;  Econome,  M.  I’abbb  Gilles 
Leblanc;  Directeur  des  Elkves;  M.  babbe  Bernard 
Gareau;  Prefet  des  Etudes,  M.  1'abbb  Philippe  L4- 
tourneau. 

SEMINAIRE  DE  VALLEYFIELD 

VALLEYFIELD,  P.Q. 

{Founded  1893) 

( Faculte  des  Arts,  Universite  de  Montreal ) 
Supkrieur,  M.  le  Chanoine  Gaetan  Lebeuf  Ptre’lic 
es  L. 

THE  FOLLOWING  SCHOOLS  ARE 

NON-SUBSIDIZED  INSTITUTIONS; 

COLLEGE  MONTFORT 
(PERES  MONTFORTAINS) 

PAP1NEAUV1LLE.  QUE. 

Affiliated  to  /’  University  Laval 

Superior,  Rev.  Father  Albert  Hamelin,  s.m.m. 

COLLEGE  SERAPHIQUE 

TROIS-RIVIERES,  P.Q. 

Recteur,  R6v.  Odoric  Bouffard,  O.F.M.;  Vice- 
recteur  et  Directeur  et  Econome,  Rev.  Solano  Painchaud, 
O.F.M.;  Prefet  des  etudes,  R6v.  Rodrigue  Larue, 
O.F.M. 

L’ECOLE  APOSTOLIQUE  NOTRE  DAME 

LEVIS,  P.  Q. 

Supervisor,  M.  le  Chanoine  Lucien  Dumas,  ptre, 
D.Th.,  L.D.C.,  L.Ph. 

L’ECOLE  APOSTOLIQUE  DU 
SACRE-COEUR 

(Apostolic  School  of  the  Sacred  Heart) 
BEAUPORT,  P.Q. 

Prefet  de  Discipline,  Rev.  P.  Ludovic  Premont, 
m.s.c.;  Econome,  R6v.  P.  Gerard  Plourde,  m.s.c.; 
Superieur,  Directeur  et  Prkfet  des  etudes,  R6v.  P. 
Ernest  Poulin,  m.s.c. 


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SEMIN  AIRE  SAINT-ALPHONSE 
(Pdres  R6demptoristes) 

8AINTE-ANNE-DE-BEAUPRE,  P.Q. 

Directeur  et  prifet  de  Discipline,  R.  P.  Philippe  Blais; 
Prifet  des  Etudes,  R.  P.  Lucien  Gagn6;  Econome, 
R.  P.  Fr.  Forte;  Assistant  R.  P.  B.  Mercier;  PrSfet 
pirituel,  R.  P.  Andr6  Lamontagne. 

LES  PRETRES  DE  SAINT-SULPICE 
DE  MONTREAL 

116,  RUE  NOTRE-DAME  OUE8T 
MONTREAL 

President,  J.  P.  Laurence;  Directors,  A.  Allard, 
Jean  Langis,  R.  Fournier,  R.  Duhamel;  Treasurer, 
L.  Desaulniers. 

8EMINAIRE  DU  8ACRE-COEUR 

( Oeuvre  des  Vocations  T ar dives) 

8T.  VICTOR  BEAUCE,  P.Q. 

Superieur,  Msgr.  Omer  Labb6,  P.D. 

Directeur,  M.  l’abb£  Alain  Boucher;  Directeur 
Spirituel,  M.  I’abb6  Joseph  Larochelle. 

SEMINAIRE  SAINT-SACREMENT 

TERREBONNE,  P.Q. 

Sup&rier,  R.  P.  Ernest  Carrier;  Assistant- Superieur 
et  Prefet  des  Etudes ,  R.  P.  Louis-Philippe  L6pine; 
Directeur  des  Etudiants,  R.  P.  Laur6at  Saint-Pierre; 
Procureur,  R.  P.  G6rard  Delisle. 

College  Catholique  de  Gravelbourg 

Gravelbourg,  Sask. 

Founded  1918  for  French-Canadians  in  Saskatchewan 
Recteur,  R.P.  Irene  Tourigny,  ler  Conseiller , 

R.P.  Wilfrid  Ptedalue,  O.M.I.;  2eme  Conseiller,  R.P. ; 
Henri  Desrochers,  O.M.I.;  Econome,  R.P.  Champlain 
Deshayes,  O.M.I. 

Prefet  de  Discipline,  R.P.  Maurice  Robitaille,  O.M.I. ; 
Bibliothecaire,  R.P.  Wilfrid  Sicotte,  O.M.I.;  Prefet 
des  Etudes,  R.P.  Arthur  Lacerte,  O.M.I. 

Professeurs,  R.P.  Nestor  Mass6,  O.M.I.;  R.P. 
Albert  Girard,  O.M.I.;  R.P.  Eugene  Dubreuil,  O.M.I.; 
R.P.  Pierre  De  Moissac,  O.M.I.;  R.P.  B6nolt  Paris, 
O.M.I.;  R.P.  Charles  Brul6,  O.M.I.;  R.P.  Albert 
Gervais,  O.M.I.;  R.P.  Leo  Gauvin,  O.M.I.;  R.P. 
Robert  Ch&telain,  O.M.I.;  Frdre  Louis  L.  Ecuijer.; 
R.P.  Martial  Charest,  O.M.I.;  R.  P.  Denis  Comeau, 
O.M.I.;  P.P.  Jean-Marie  Lacasse  O.M.I.;  R.F.  P. 
Lafaille,  O.M.I.;  R.F.  R.  Chouinard,  O.M.I.;  R.F. 

R.  Deschenes,  O.M.I.;  R.F.  E.  Perron,  O.M.I. 
Household  Department,  R6v.  Soeurs  de  la  Sainte- 

Famille. 

College  of  Optometry  of  Ontario 

140  St.  George  Street,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Dean,  Edward  J.  Fisher,  M.A. 

Lecturers  and  Demonstrators,  B.  B.  Sparks,  M.D., 

L.  Myers,  M.D.,  R.  E.  White,  M.A.,  W.  S.  Long, 
B.A.,  C.  W.  Bobier,  B.A.,  I.  Baker,  M.  A.  Langer, 

S.  Yamaoka,  B.Sc.,  S.  Albright,  C.  Clahn,  C.  Evans. 

College  Sainte  Anne,  Church  Point,  N.S. 

{Roman  Catholic ) 

President,  Very  Rev.  Edouard  Boudreault,  c.j.m.; 
Vice-President,  Rev.  Yvon  Savoie,  c.j.m.;  Secretary, 
Rev.  Justin  Blanchard,  c.j.m. 

Concordia  College,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

7128  Ada  Boulevard 

( A  residential  high  school  and  junior  college  of  the 
Lutheran  Church — Missouri  Synod) 

President — Religion,  Rev.  W.  M.  Wangerin,  B.A., 

M. Ed. 

Professors:  Humanities,  Social  Studies,  Latin,  A. 
Guebert,  B.Ed.,  M.A. ;  Mathematics,  Physical  Sciences, 
Bookkeeping,  J.  H.  Herreilers,  B.A.;  German,  Greek, 

A.  R.  Riep,  B.Ed.;  English,  A.  H.  Schwermann, 

B. Ed.,  D.D.;  Music,  Education,  E.  A.  von  Fange, 
B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Dean  of  Students;  Biological  Sciences, 
Mathematics,  Visual  Education,  H.  F.  Witte,  B.Sc. 

Assistant  Instructors — -Religion,  German,  Rev.  J.  E. 
Herzer;  Social  Studies,  Health  and  Physical  Education, 
Rev.  Clyde  Kaminska,  B.A.;  English.  Mathematics, 
Physical  Education,  Miss  Dorothy  Schmidt,  B.Ed.; 
Religion,  Rev.  K.  E.  Mueller,  B.A. 


Conservatory  of  Music  and  Dramatic  Art 

{Dept,  of  the  Provincial  Secretary,  Educational 
Institutions  Section) 

1700  rue  St.  Denis,  Montreal 
Director,  Dr.  Wilfrid  Pelletier;  Assistant  Director, 
Dr.  Claude  Champagne;  General  Secretary,  Jean 
Vallerand;  Librarian,  Pauline  Mercier. 

Dalhousie  College  and  University,  Halifax,  N.S. 

{With  which  King's  College  is  associated) 
FOUNDED  IN  1818 

President  of  the  University,  A.  E.  Kerr,  B.A.,  B.D., 
D.D.,  LL.D. 

Registrar . Beatrice  R.  E.  Smith 

Business  Manager . D.  H.  McNeill 

Librarian . D.  G.  Lochhead,  M.A.,  B.L.S. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCE 
Professors:  English  Language  and  Literature.  C.  L. 
Bennet,  M.A.,  A.M.,  J.  B.  Martin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Classics,  A.  K.  G;iffin,  M.A.,  PhD.;  Physics,  J.H.  L. 
Johnstone,  M.B.E.,  O.B.E.,  M.Se.,  Ph.D.;  Theoretical 
Physics,  W.  J.  Archibald,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Mathematics,  J.  G.  Adshead,  M.A.,  C.  Walmsley, 
M.A.;  Modern  Languages,  P.  Chavy,  Agr4g 4  des 
Lettres,  Officier  d’Academie;  History,  G.  E.  Wilson 
M.A.,  LL.D.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. ;  Engineering,  H. 
R.  Theakston,  B.Sc.,  D.Eng.,  M.E.I.C.,  P.Eng. 
Philosophy,  G.  P.  Grant,  D.Phil.;  Education,  A.  S. 
Mowat,  M.A.,  B.Ed.;  Geology,  G.  V.  Douglas,  M.C., 
M.Sc.,  F.G.S.,  F.G.S.A.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.E.I.C.; 
Chemistry,  W.  J.  Chute,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Eco¬ 
nomics,  W.  R.  Maxwell,  M.A.;  Sociology,  S.  H. 
Prince,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.D.;  Commerce,  R.  S.  Cumm- 
ing,  M.A.;  Psychology,  F.  H.  Page,  M.A.;  Political 
Science,  J.  H.  Aitchison,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Zoology,  F.  R.  Hayes,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.L.S., 
F.R.M.S.,  F.R.S.C.;  Engineering,  W.  H.  Bowes, 
M.E.,  M.Sc.,  M.E.I.C.,  P.Eng. 

Associate  Professors: — Biology,  Dixie  Pelluet,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Physics,  E.  W.  Guptill,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Commerce,  W.  Berman,  B.Com.,  L.I.A.,  R.I.A.,  C.A.; 
Geology,  N.  R.  Goodman,  M.Sc.,  D.Phil.;  Physics, 

A.  D.  MacDonald,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professors — Engineering,  A.  F.  Chisholm, 

B. E.,  M.E.I.C.,  P.Eng.;  English,  C.  L.  Lambertson, 
M.A.,  A.M.;  A.  R.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Classics,  J- 
A.  Doull,  M.A.;  Chemistry,  W.  R.  Trost,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
D.  E.  Ryan,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Philosophy,  R.  H, 
Vingoe,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Economics,  J.  F.  Graham,  B.A.. 

A. M.;  German,  Johanna  Richter,  M.A.;  Geo-Physics, 
J.  E.  Blanchard,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Engineering,  K.  F. 
Marginson,  B.E.,  M.E.I.C.,  P.Eng.;  Mathematics,  A. 
J.  Tingley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Botany,  K.  E.  von  Maltzahn 
M.S.,  Ph.D.  Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

FACULTY  OF  LAW 

The  Dean  of  the  Faculty,  H.  E.  Read,  O.B.E.,  Q.C., 

B. A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.,  S.J.D.,  D.C.L. 

Professors: — W.  R.  Lederman,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  B.C.L.; 
R.  G.  Murray,  B.A.,  LL.M.;  A.  J.  Meagher,  Q.C., 
B.A.,  LL.B.;  Associate  Professor,  J.  M.  Hendry, 
B.A.,  LL.M.;  Assistant  Professor,  L.  O.  Clarke, 

B.  A.,  LL.B.,  D.  A.  Machum,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  LL.M., 
Associate  Director  of  Legislative  Research,  H.  F. 
Muggah,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Also  Lecturers  and 
Demonstrators. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 
Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Dr.  C.  B.  Stewart;  Secretary  of 
the  Faculty;  Dr.  C.  B.  Weld;  Professors— Physiology, 

C.  B.  Weld,  M.A.,  M.D.;  Surgery  and  Clinical  Surgery, 
W.  Alan  Curry,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F .R.C.S. ;  Diseases, 
Eye,  Ear ,  Nose  and  Throat,  A.  Ernest  Doull,  M.D., 
C.M.;  Obstetrics,  Gynaecology,  H.  B.  Atlee,  M.C., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.I.C.S.;  Paediatrics,  G. 
B.  Wiswell,  M.C.,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.; 
Hospital  Administration,  C.  M.  Bethune,  M.B.E., 
B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Epidemiology,  C.  B.  Stewart, 
B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  Dr.P.H.,  F.A.P.H.A.;  Pharma¬ 
cology,  J.  G.  Aldous,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Psychiatry,  R.  O. 
Jones,  B.Sc.,  M.D.C.M.,  F.A.P.A.;  Biochemistry, 
J.  A.  McCarter,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Pathology,  N.  G.  B. 
McLetchie,  Ch.B.,  M.D.;  Anatomy,  R.  L.  de  C.  H. 
Saunders,  M.D.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.A.;  Radiology, 
W.  M.  Roy,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Bacteriology,  R.  W.  Reed, 


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M.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Clinical  Medicine,  C.  W.  Holland, 

B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.A.C.P.;  Urology,  C.  L. 
Gosse,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.I.C.S.; 
Anaesthesia,  C.  C.  Stoddard,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.A., 

F.I.C.A. 

Associate  Professors — Medicine  and  Clinical  Medi¬ 
cine,  D.  J.  Tonning,  M.D.,  C.M.;  R.  M.  MacDonald, 

B. S.A.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.P. ;  L.  C.  Steeves,  B.A., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.;  C.  .J.  W.  Beckwith,  B.A., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.H.,  F.C.C.P.,  T.  M.  Sieniewicz, 
M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.;  J.  W.  Reid,  M.D.,  C.M., 
M.R.C.P.;  J.  W.  Macintosh,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.P.; 

C.  S.  Marshall,  M.D.,  C.M Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology  , 

K.  M.  Grant,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Hospital  Admini¬ 
stration,  T.  E.  Kirk,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Biochemistry , 
R.  D.  Stewart,  Ph.D.;  Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology, 
W.  G.  Colwell,  M.D.,  C.M.,  G.  M.  White,  M.D., 

C.M.,  L.M.C.C.,  F.R.C.O.G.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.; 
Paediatrics,  N.  B.  Coward,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Pathology, 
R.  A.  H.  MacKeen,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Preventive  Medicine, 

A.  R.  Morton,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.P.H.,  F.A.P.H.A., 
Surgery  and  Clinical  Surgery,  C.  E.  Kinley,  M.D., 

C. M.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.;  V.  O.  Mader,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.R.C.S.;  N.  H.  Gosse,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S., 

F. R.C.S.;  J.  V.  Graham,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S., 

G. F.  Skinner,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.A.C.S. 
Psysiology,  J .  G.  Kaplan,  A.B.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Ophthal¬ 
mology,  D.  M.  MacRae,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Micro- 
Anatomy,  N.  Nemethy,  M.D.;  Radiology ,  J.  E. 
Stapleton,  M.B.,  B.S.  (Radio-Therapy). 

Assistant  Professors — Medicine  and  Clinical 
Medicine,  R.  L.  Aikens,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.; 

D.  R.  S.  Howell,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.  (Dermatology); 

H.  O.  Tonning,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.; 
Anaesthesia,  C.  H.  L.  Baker,  M.D.,  C.M.;  R.  W.  M. 
Ballem,  M.D.,  C.M.;  C.  M.  Kincaide,  M.D.,  C.M.; 
Roberta  B.  Nichols,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Bacteriology, 
Kenneth  F.  Girard,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Biochemistry ,  L.  B. 
Macpherson,  M.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Urology,  F. 
Gordon  Mack,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.S.C.;  Surgery  and 
Clinical  Surgery,  E.  F.  Ross,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.D., 
C.M.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.;  A.  L.  Murphy,  B.A., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S.;  H.  D.  O’Brien,  B.A.,  M.D., 
C.M.,  F.A.C.S.;  J.  A.  Noble,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.B., 
Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S.;  J.  W.  Merritt,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.; 
W.  K.  House,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.;  T.  B.  Acker,  M.D., 

C. M.  (Orthopaedics);  J.  C.  Acker,  M.D.,  C.M, 
(Orthopaedics) ;  Diseases  of  the  Eye,  Ear,  Nose  and 
Throat,  L.  G.  Holland,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Psychiatry. 
R.  W.  M.  MacKay,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.P.A.;  F.  A. 
Dunsworth,  M.D.,  C.M.;  J.  F.  Nicholson,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  C.M.;  H.  K.  Hall,  M.D.,  C.M.;  R.  J.  Weil, 
M.D.;  A.  J.  Murchison,  M.D.,  C.M.;  C.  H.  Pottle, 
M.D.,  C.M.,  R.  R.  Prosser,  M.D.;  Neuro-Surgery, 
W.  D.  Stevenson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.;  Pathology,  C.  M. 
Harlow,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Surgery  {Ortho¬ 
paedics),  B.  F.  Miller,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.  Ch. 
Orth.,  F.R.C.S.;  Pharmacology,  A.  K.  Reynolds, 

B. A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  J.  C.  Szerb,  M.D.;  Radiology, 

C.  M.  Jones,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S.;  J.  S.  Manchester, 
M.D.,  C.M.;  R.  L.  Smith,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Paedia¬ 
trics,  H.  B.  Ross,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Preventive 
Medicine,  D.  J.  Mackenzie,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P., 
F.A.P.H.A.;  Anatomy,  F.  W.  Knowles,  M.R.C.S., 

L. R.C.P.;  A.  M.  Sinclair,  M.D.,  C.M.  (temporary); 
J.  Sidorov,  M.D.  Also  Lecturers,  Instructors,  and 
Demonstrators. 

FACULTY  OF  DENTISTRY 
Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Dr.  J.  D.  McLean. 

Professors — Dentistry,  J.  S.  Bagnall,  D.D.S., 
F.D.S.R.C.S.,  F.I.C.D. ;  J.  D.  McLean,  D.D.S., 

L. D.S.,  F.I.C.D.;  Radiology,  H.  M.  Eaton,  D.D.S., 
F.I.C.D.;  Oral  Surgery  and  Anaesthesia,  O.  L.  Croft, 

D. D.S.,  F.A.C.D.;  Prosthetic  Dentistry,  G.  M.  Dewis, 

D. D.S.;  Operative  Dentistry,  H.  S.  Crosby,  D.D.S., 
F.I.C.D.;  Dental  Pathology,  A.  B.  Haverstock,  D.D.S., 
B.Sc.,  F.A.C.D.;  Children's  Denistry,  J.  P.  McGuigan, 

D.D.S.,  F.I.C.D.;  Orthodontics,  P.  S.  Christie,  D.D.S. 

Associate  Professor  —  Oral  Surgery,  J.  A.  Noble 
O.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S. 

Assistant  Professors — Croton  and  Bridge  Work,  G. 

M.  Dewis,  D.D.S.;  Operative  Dentistry,  D.  C.  Eaton, 
B.Sc.,  D.D.S. ;  Ceramics  and  Acrylics,  J.  E.  Merritt, 

D.D.S. ;  Periodontia,  D.  G.  Pentz,  D.D.S.  Also 
Lecturers  and  Demonstrators. 

Pharmacy: — See,  Maritime  College  of  Pharmacy. 
Music: — See.  Maritime  Conservatory  of  Music. 


INSTITUTE  OF  PUBLIC  AFFAIRS 
Director,  J.  I.  McVittie,  B.A.  With  the  Institute  is 
connected  the  Municipal  Bureau  for  Nova  Scotia  (in 
conjunction  with  the  Provincial  Department  of  Muni¬ 
cipal  Affairs);  the  Maritime  Bureau  of  Industrial 
Relations,  and  the  Maritime  Labour  Institute  (in 
co-operation  with  the  Maritime  labour  unions). 

FACULTY  OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES 
Professors,  J.  H.  L.  Johnstone,  M.B.E.,  O.B.E., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  G.  E.  Wilson,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Ph.D.;  W.  R.  Maxwell,  M.A.;  C.  L.  Bennet,  M.A.;  G. 

V.  Douglas,  M.C.,  M.Sc.,  F.G.S.,  F.G.S.A.,  F.R.S.C., 
M.E.I.C.;  A.  K.  Griffin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  C.  B.  Weld, 
M.A.,  M.D. ;  W.  J.  Archibald,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
J.  B.  Martin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  F.  H.  Page,  M.A.;  W.  J. 
Chute,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  F.  R.  Hayes,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.L.S.,  F.R.M.S.,  F.R.S.C.;  J.  G. 
Aldous,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  J.  G.  Adshead,  M.A.;  C. 
Walmsley,  M.A.;  J.  H.  Aitchison,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  B.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  j.  A.  McCarter,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Louise  T. 
Welch,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Ph.D.;  R.  0.  Jones,  B.Sc.,  M.D., 

C. M.,  F.A.P.A.;  H.  E.  Read,  O.B.E.,  Q.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.,  LL.M.,  S.J.D.,  D.C.L.;  G.  P.  Grant,  B.A.. 

D. Phil. ;  W.  R.  Lederman,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  B.C.L.;  Paul 
Chavy,  Agr6g£  des  Lettres,  Offieier  d’Academie;  R. 

W.  Reed,  M.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  N.  G.  B.  McLetchie, 
Ch.B.,  M.D. 

Associate  Professors — D.  Pelluet,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Frances  Marshall,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  A.  D.  MacDonald, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor,  W.  R.  Trost,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  also 
Lecturers. 

SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 
Director — E.  A.  Electa  MacLennan,  B.A.,  A.M., 
R.N.;  Assistant  Director,  Jean  G.  Church,  B.Sc.,  R.N. 
Also  Lecturers. 

Emmanuel  College,  University  of,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

President ,  Rt.  Rev.  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Saskatoon. 
Principal ,  Rev.  R.  S.  Dean,  D.  D.,  M.Th.,  A.L.C.D.; 
Professors,  Rev.  J.  D.  F.  Beattie,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Rev. 
J.  R.  Fife,  M.A.,  L.Th.,  C.  de  G.,  C.  de  L’O  de 
Leopold  II. 

Frontier  Co'lege 

( Founded  1900 ,  Dominion  Charter ,  1922 ) 

300  Sherbourne  St.,  Toronto 
Chairman  of  the  Board,  R.  A.  Bryce,  M.E. 

Principal ,  E.  W.  Robinson,  B.A. 

Officers — Representative,  R.  W.  Collins,  B.A.; 
Secretary,  Jessie  Lucas,  B.A. 

Board  of  Governors — Hon.  Treasurer,  P.  E.  Hopkins, 

B. A. Sc.,  Toronto;  Legal  Consultant,  A.  W.  Burt, 
Q.C.,  Toronto;  Escott  M.  Reid,  M.A.,  Department, 
External  x\ffairs,  Ottawa;  Hon.  John  A.  D.  Mc¬ 
Curdy,  M.B.E.,  Baddeck,  C.B.;  Allan  Ross,  Toronto; 
Hon.  Milton  F.  Gregg,  V.C.,  Minister  of  Labour, 
Ottawa;  Sydney  M.  Herman  t,  Toronto;  W.  F. 
Harris,  Montreal;  C.  L.  Burton,  C.B.E.,  LL.D., 
Toronto;  Major-General,  Hon.  L.  R.  LaFleche, 
D.S.O.,  Ottawa;  R.  M.  Balfour,  Q.C.,  Regina; 
A.  J.  MacNamara,  C.M.G.,  LL.D.,  Ottawa;  Edgar 
Patenaude,  M.D.,  Montreal;  R.  F.  Farquharson, 
M.B.,  F.R.C.P.,  University  of  Toronto;  Hon.  W. 

C.  Woodward,  Vancouver;  E.  A.  Macnutt,  C.B.E., 
Montreal. 

Grove  School 

R.R.  4,  Simcoe,  Ont. 

(For  children  who  require  special  attention.) 
Principal,  Mrs.  F.  P.  Grove. 

Halifax  Ladies’  College 

20  Oxford  St.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Principal,  Miss  Marion  Dauphin6e,  M.A.  (Oxon). 

Hamilton  Conservatory  of  Music,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Administrative  Officers,  Principal,  Lome  M.  Betts; 
Managing  Director,  Ueorge  J.  A.  Reany;  Registrar, 
Miss  Erie  Hossack. 

Haver  gal  College 

1451  AVENUE  BOAD,  TORONTO 
Principal,  Miss  Catherine  Steele,  M.A. 

Head  of  Junior  School,  Miss  A.  J.  Cornish-Bowden. 
Chairman,  Board  of  Governors,  Hugh  Lawson. 


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551 


Hillfield  School 

HAMILTON,  ONT. 

A  Country  Day  School  for  Boys  of  ages  4  to  18  years. 
Headmaster ,  John  P.  Page,  E.D.,  B.A. 

Holy  Heart  Seminary,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Rector,  Rev.  C.  Aucoin,  C.J.M.,  J.C.L. ;  Vice- 
Rector,  Secretary,  Rev.  E.  Lachance,  S.T.D., 

Ph.L.;  Treasurer,  Rev.  J.  L6ger,  C.J.M.,  S.T.L.; 
Dogmatic  Theology,  Rev.  E.  Lachance,  C.J.M., 
S.T.D.,  Ph.L.,  Rev.  F.  Tressel,  C.J.M.,  Ph.D.; 
Moral  Theology,  Rev.  C.  Aucoin,  C.J.M.,  J.C.L.; 
Holy  Scripture,  Rev.  E.  Desrosiers,  C.J.M.,  S.T.L., 
S.S.L.;  Church  History,  Rev.  F.  Tressel,  C.J.M., 
Ph.D.;  Canon  Law,  Rev.  F.  Lacroix,  C.J.M., 
J.C.D.;  Liturgy,  Rev.  E.  Desrosiers,  C.J.M.,  S.T.L., 
S.S.L.;  Pastoral  Theology,  Rev.  F.  Tressel,  C.J.M., 
Ph.D.;  Ascetic  Theology,  Rev.  H.  Bignon,  C..J.M., 
D.D.;  Sociology,  Rev.  E.  Lachance,  C.J.M.,  S.D.D., 
Ph.L.,  Catechetics,  Rev.  J.  Leger,  C.J.M.,  S.T.L.; 
Chant,  Rev.  Lacroix,  C.J.M.,  J.C.D.;  Moral  Theology, 
Rev.  G.  Drisdelle,  S.T.L. 

Huron  College.  London,  Ont. 

LONDON,  CANADA 

Administrative  Staff — Principal  and  Dean ,  Rev. 
W.  R.  Coleman,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Dean  of  Divinity ,  Rt. 
Rev.  W.  T.  Hallam,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D.;  Registrar , 
Rev.  R.  K.  Harrison,  B.D.,  M.Th.,  Ph.D.;  Bursar , 
Alan  Judd;  Deans  of  Residence,  Rev.  J.  Rowe,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Rev.  T.  R.  Harris,  M.A.,  B.D.;  Matron,  Mrs. 

A.  S.  Orr;  Librarian,  Kenneth  Ansdell;  Hon.  Trea¬ 
surer,  E.  M.  Kennedy. 

Lecturing  Staff — Professor  of  Divinity,  Rev.  W.  R. 
Coleman,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Professor  of  New  Testament 
and  Practical  Theology,  Right  Rev.  W.  T.  Hallam, 
M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D.;  Professor  of  Old  Testament 
and  Hebrew,  Rev.  R.  K.  Harrison,  B.D.,  M.Th., 
Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Church  History,  Rev.  J.  G.  Rowe, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Philosophy  of  Religion  and 
Ethics,  Rev.  W.  S.  Morris,  B.A.,  Dip.  Theol.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor  of  Religious  Education,  Rev.  T.  R. •Harris, 
M.A.,  L.Th.,  B.D.;  also  Lecturers  and  Instructor. 

King's  College.  University  of,  Halifax,  N.S. 

(In  Association  with  Dalhousie  University) 
founded  1789 

(ANGLICAN) 

Patron,  The  Most  Rev.  The  Lord  Archbishop  of 
Canterbury  and  Primate  of  all  England. 

Visitor  and  Chairman  of  the  Board,  The  Lord 
Bishop  of  Nova  Scotia. 

Vice-Chairman,  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Fredericton. 
Chancellor,  The  Hon.  Ray  Lawson,  O.B.E.,  LL.D., 
D.Cn.L.,  D.C.L. 

Treasurer,  F.  A.  Lane. 

Bursar,  C.  Fox. 

Librarian,  H.  S.  Granter,  B.A. 

Registrar,  Mrs.  P.  J.  Power,  B.Sc. 

President  of  the  College,  Vice-Chancellor  and  Dean 
of  Divinity,  Rev.  Canon  H.  L.  Puxley,  M.A.,  L.Th., 
D.D 

Professors — English,  J.  Burns  Martin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Psychology,  F.  H.  Page,  M.A.;  Classics,  A.  K.  Griffin, 
O.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Economics,  W.  R.  Maxwell, 
M.A.;  Associate  Professors — Sociology,  Frantisek 
Uhlir,  Ph.D.;  Liturgies,  Rev.  C.  W.  F.  Stone,  B.A., 

B. D.;  Biblical  Literature  and  Church  History,  Rev.  J. 
B.  Hibbitts,  M.A.,  B.S.Litt.,  S.T.B.,  S.T.M.,  D.Phil.; 
Assistant  Professor — English,  C.  L.  Lambertson, 
M.A.;  also  Lecturers. 

School  of  Journalism 

Director,  R.  J.  McCleave;  Staff,  Rev.  Daniel 
Fogarty,  Sister  Maura,  Harold  Shea,  Martin 
Livingston,  Glen  Hancock. 

King’s  College  School.  Windsor,  N.S. 

Headmaster,  Lloyd  R.  Gesner,  B.A.,  Dip.  Ed. 
Assistant  Headmaster,  W.  E.  P.  Currie,  B.A.,  Dip.Ed.; 
Upper  School  House  Master,  H.  K.  Burau,  M.A.; 
Senior  School,  Rev.  C.  V.  Palmer,  B.A.;  Rev.  J.  A. 
Willett,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  Rev.  J.  F.  Arnold,  M.A.,  B.D., 
Rev.  H.  K.  Greer,  M.A.,  L.Th.,  H.  Douglas  Allen, 
B.Sc.;  Lower  School,  House  Master,  E.  P.  Williston; 
Prep  School,  Donand  Minshull,  E,  P.  Vincent,  Rev, 


C.  V.  Palmer,  B.A.;  Physical  Education,  Murdock 
MacDonald;  Bursar,  W.  D.  Morton;  Chief  Cadet 
Instructor,  L.  R.  Gesner,  C.S.C.,  R.C.A. 

Kingsway  School,  Peterborough,  Ont. 

High  School  and  Junior  Departments 
Founders:  Dr.  and  Mrs.  J.  C.  Arnold. 

Fully  qualified  staff. 

Kitchener  Conservatory  of  Music,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

Principal,  Mr.  George  H  Ziegler;  Secretary,  Mr. 
Gordon  L.  Ziegler. 

Knox  College, 

59  St.  George  St.,  Toronto 
(See  index  for  detailed  directory) 

Lakefield  Preparatory  School,  Lakefield,  Ont. 

BOARDING  school  for  boys 
Headmaster,  G.  Winder  Smith,  B.A.;  Assistant 
Headmaster.  W.  E.  Rashleigh,  B.A.;  Master  in  Charge 
of  Junior  School,  Rev.  Jack  Cranston,  M.A.,  Bursar, 
A.  Branscombe;  Physicians,  Dr.  R.  Matthews,  Dr. 
H.  Gastle. 

Laval  Normal  School,  Quebec 

Principal ,  Chan.  J.-C.  Mathieu,  ptre.;  Assistant 
Rev.  Rosaire  Couture,  ptre.;  Regents ,  R6v.  Edouard 
Rancourt,  ptre.,  R6v.  L.  Letarte,  ptre.,  Rev.  Ray¬ 
mond  Laflamme,  ptre. 

Professors,  J.  H.  Jobin,  Z.  L.  Tousignant,  Roch 
L6tourneau,  Eng.  Badeau,  P.  P.  Magnan,  Lucien 
Gravel,  Henri  Gagnon,  Jean  Soucy,  Henri  John, 
Paul  Emile  Drolet,  Roger  Ruel,  J.  M.  Plante,  Emilien 
Vandal,  Roch-Emile  Lachance,  Fernand  Bedard. 

Laval  University,  Quebec 

Chancellor  and  Royal  Visitor,  His  Excellency  Msgr. 
Maurice  Roy,  O.B.E.,  D.Th.,  D.Ph.,  Archbishop 
of  Quebec. 

Rector  Magnificus ,  Msgr.  A.  M.  Parent,  P.D.,  D.Ph. 
Vice-Rector ,  Msgr.  Ferdinand  Vandry,  C.M.G., 
P.A.,  D.DTh. 

Secretary  General  and  Moderator ,  Msgr.  Robert 
Dolbec,  P.D.,  L.Ph.,  L.Sc.,  L.Zool. 

Assistant  Secretary,  Jacques  Garneau,  L.Ph.,  L.Th. 
Treasurer,  Msgr.  R.  Rochette,  P.D.,  B.A. 

Director  of  Students,  J.  C.  Racine,  L.Th. 

Chief  Librarian,  J.  M.  Blanchet,  B.A.;  Assistant , 
Antonio  Drolet,  B.A. 

Chaplains ,  Andr6  Jobin,  B.A.;  Raymond  Lavoie, 
L.Th.;  L.  E.  Blanchet,  L.Th.,  L.Ph.;  Louis  O’Neil, 
L.Th. ;  M.  J.  Drouin,  L.Th.,  L.Ph. 

Moderator  of  Students'  Club,  J.  C.  Racine,  L.Th. 
Archivist,  Arthur  Maheux,  L.Litt.,  M.S.R.C.; 
Assistant,  Honorius  Provost,  L.Th. 

Director  of  Matriculation  Office,  R.  Dolbec,  L.Sc. 
Secretary  of  B  A.  Office,  Gaspard  Robert,  B.A. 

Les  Presses  Universitaires  Laval — Director ,  Msgr. 
R.  Dolbec,  P.D.,  L.Ph.,  L.  Sc.,  L.Zool.;  Manager, 
R6al  d’Anjou. 

Curators  of  Museums — Surveying  and  Forestry, 
Z6phirin  Rousseau,  L.S.,  F.E.;  Mineralogy  and 
Geology,  W.  Laverdi&re,  D. Sc. Nat.;  Botany,  Alexandre 
Gagnon,  L.Sc.;  Entomology,  Georges  Maheux,  L.S.A., 
F.E.;  Numismatics,  J.  M.  Blanchet,  B.A.;  Painting , 
A.  Jobin,  B.A.;  Zoology  and  Ornithology,  R.  Dolbec, 
L.Sc. 

Faculty  of  Theology,  Dean ,  Msgr.  Ferdinand 
Vandry,  D.Th.;  Secretary,  G6d6on  Petit,  D.D.C.; 
Professors,  Msgr.  F.  Vandry,  D.Th.;  Msgr.  Ernest 
Lemieux,  D.Th.;  Associate  Professors,  A.  Mathieu, 

D. Th.;  P.  Lacouline,  D.Th.;  Maurice  Dionne,  L.Th. 

G6d6on  Petit,  D.D.C.  . 

Faculty  of  Philosophy — Dean,  Charles  DeKoninck, 
D.Ph.;  Secretary,  Msgr.  A.  M.  Parent,  D.Ph.; 
Professors,  Charles  DeKoninck,  D.Ph.;  Msgr.  Henri 
Grenier,  D.Ph.;  Msgr.  A.  M.  Parent,  D.Ph.;  Edmond 
Gaudron,  o.f.m.,  D.Ph.;  Stanislas  Cantin,  D.Ph.; 
Patrice  Robert,  o.f.m.,  D.Ph.;  Associate  Professors, 
Eugene  Babin,  D.Ph.;  J.  de  Monl6on,  L.Ph.;  Emile 
Simard,  L.Ph.;  Emmanuel  Tr6panier,  D.Ph. 

Faculty  of  Law — Dean,  Garon  Pratte,  LL.D., 
Secretary,  Henri  Turgeon,  LL.L. ;  Director  of  Studies, 
Guy  Hudon,  LL.L.;  Professors,  J.  E.  Gr6goire,  LL.D.  ; 
Antonio  Langlais,  LL.D,;  Fernand  Choquette,  LL.L.  ; 


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Antoine  Rivard,  LL.L. ;  Guy  Hudon  LL.L.;  Geo.  M. 
Giroux,  LL.D.;  M.  L.  Beaulieu,  LL.D.;  Gerard 
Lacroix,  LL.L.;  On&imc  Gagnon,  LL.D.;  P.  H. 
Bouffard,  LL.L.;  L.  P.  Pigeon,  LL.L.;  Garon  Pratte, 
LL.L.;  Adolphe  Routhier,  LL.D.;  Roger  L6tourneau, 
LL.L.;  Andr6  Taschereau,  LL.L.;  Henri  Turgeon, 
LL.L.;  Richard  Alleyn,  LL.L.;  Jean  Turgeon  LL.L.; 
Yves  Pr6vost,  LL.L.;  Associate  Professors,  Maurice 
Boulanger,  C.S.;  William  Morin  LL.L.;  Maurice 
Gagn6,  LL.L.;  Jean  Charles  Bonefant,  LL.L.;  Edgar 
Gosselin,  LL.L.;  Alexandre  Labr6que,  LL.L. 

Faculty  of  Medicine — Dean,  J.  B.  Jobin  M.D.; 
Secretary,  R.  Gingras,  M.D.;  Librarian,  Pierre  Jobin, 
M.D.;  Professors,  A.  Rosario  Potvin,  M.D.;  Roland 
Desmeules,  M.D.;  Fabien  Gagnon,  M.D.;  Jean- 
Baptiste  Jobin,  M.D.;  Renaud  Lemieux,  M.D.; 
Rom6o  Blanchet,  M.D.;  J.  Edouard  Morin,  M.D.; 
Joseph-Louis  Petitclerc,  M.D.;  Henri  Pichette, 
M.D.;  Sylvio  Caron,  M.D.;  Gustave  Desrochers, 
M.D.;  Lucien  Larue,  M.D.;  Florien  Trempe,  M.D.; 
Paul  Painchaud,  M.D.;  Sylvio  Leblond,  M.D.;  Emile 
Gaumond,  M.D.;  Richard  Lessard,  M.D.;  Donat 
Lapointe,  M.D.;  Henri  Marcoux,  M.D.;  Rosaire 
Gingras,  M.D.;  Berchmans  Paquet,  M.D.;  Jean 
Gr6goire,  M.D.;  Honors  Nadeau,  M.D.;  Pierre  Jobin, 
M.D.;  Marcel  Langlois,  M.D.;  Franfois  Roy,  M.D.; 
Oscar  Garant,  M.D.;  Louis-Paul  Dugal,  Ph.D., 
M.R.S.C.;  Fernando  Hudon,  M.D.;  Ren6  Simard, 
M.D.;  Maurice  Giroux,  M.D.;  Louis  Rousseau,  M.D.; 

L.  N.  Larochelle,  M.D.;  G.L.  Auger,  M.D.;  A.  Martel, 

M. D.;  Jean  Lacerte,  M.D.;  Henri  Lalibert6,  M.D.; 
P.  A.  Poliquin,  M.D.;  C.  A.  Gauthier,  M.D.;  de  la 
Broquerie  Fortier,  M.D.;  Roger  Gaudry,  D.Sc.;  G.  A. 
Bergeron,  M.D.;  Mathieu  Samson,  M.D.;  Eustace 
Morin,  M.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Jacques  Audet, 
M.D.;  J.  Edgar  Verrault,  M.D.;  J.  N6r6e  Lavergne, 
M.D.;  Jean-Paul  Roger,  M.D. ;  Oliver  Frenette,  M.D.; 
L60-R.  Payeur,  M.D.;  Andr6  Simard,  M.D.;  Charles- 
Auguste  Painchaud,  M.D.;  Louis-Phillipe  Roy,  M.D.; 
Jean-Paul  Dugal,  M.D.;  Guy  Drouin,  M.D.;  Euclide 
Decbene,  M.D.;  Jean-Marie  Lemieux,  M.D.;  J.  Emile 
Pelletier, M.D.;  L.Reid,  M.D.;H.  Lapointe, M.D.;  W. 
Leblond,  M.D.;  P.  Larochelle,  M.D.;  M.  Beaudry, 
M.D.;  J.  E.  Sylvestre,  M.D.;  A.  R.  Foley,  M.D.;  F. 
Letarte,  M.D.;  E.  Samson,  M.D.;  C.  Auger,  M.D.;  A. 
Bedard,  M.D.;  J.  Hall6,  M.D.;  W.  Caron,  M.D.;  A. 
Paquet,  M.D.;  Antoine  Pettigrew,  M.D.;  Jacques 
Turcot,  M.D.;  Jean  Grandbois,  M.D. 

Baccalaureate  School  of  Nursing — Director,  Soeur 
St.  Thomas  d’Aquin,  O.S.A.,  B.Sc.H. 

Faculty  of  Arts — Dean,  Romeo  Miville,  L.Ph., 
L. Psych. ;  Secretary,  Lucien  Talbot,  L.Litt. ;  Pro¬ 
fessors,  Rosario  Benoit,  L.Th.;  Canon  Emile  Beaudry, 

B.  Litt.;  Lucien  Talbot,  L.Litt.;  H.  A.  Beaulieu, 
L.Litt.;  Adrien  Gagn6,  L.Sc.;  P.  E.  Gosselin,  L.Ph.; 
Georges  Barrette,  B.A.;  G.  Benoit,  L.Th.;  Roch 
Rochette,  B.A.;  Alfred  Simard;  Rointio  Miville, 
L.Ph.;  Lucien  Carrier,  B.A.;  J.  C.  Auger,  L.Litt.; 
Emmanuel  Fillion,  B.A. ;  Msgr.  R.  Thomassin,  P.D.; 
L.  P.  Gravel,  B.A.;  Gaspard  Robert,  B.Th.;  Antonio 
Marcotte,  L.Litt.;  Andr6  Jobin,  L.Th.;  Marcel 
Drouin,  L.Ph.;  Marius  Par6,  B.A.;  Msgr.  Louis 
Martin,  D.Th.;  Msgr.  O.  D.  Simard,  B.A.;  Msgr. 
Raoul  Tardif,  B.A.;  Marcel  Lauzon,  L.Sc.soc.;  Soeur 
Marie-des-Anges,  D.P6d.;  Guzman  Albert,  O.P., 

D.Th.;  B.  Denis,  L.Sc.;  J.  Menard,  L.Sc.;  Msgr. 
Maurice  Lbclerc ;  Msgr.  A.  Lafreniere;  Paul  Gay, 
L.Th.;  J.  Potvin,  L.Ph.;  Sr  M.-de  l’lncamation; 

C.  Primeau,  S.J. ;  Msgr.  R.  Nadeau,  D.  Th.;  Associate 
Professors,  Lucien  Lalibert6,  G.  E.  Demers,  L.Ph.; 
Alphonse  Giroux,  L.Th.;  Noel  Baillargeon,  L.Th.; 
Marc  Letarte,  B.A.;  P.  E.  Simard,  P.  H.  Lamarre, 
L.Litt.;  Marcel  J.  Drouin,  L.Th.;  Chs.  H.  Morin, 
L.Th.;  Jacques  Lesage,  B.A.;  H.  Provost,  L.Th.; 
Canon  Camille  Lebel,  L.Th.;  Phillipe  Leduc,  L.Th.; 
Leopold  St-Amand;  Constantin  Baillargeon;  P.  E. 
Hadd,  D.Th.;  P.  E.  Drouin,  D.Th.;  Soeur  Madelaine- 
de-la  Resurrection,  A.S.V.,  B.A.;  Soeur  Marie- 
Immacul6e,  C.N.D.,  B.A.;  Soeur  Marie-de-la-Charit6, 

O. S.U.;  Soeur  St.  Hubert,  S.C.I.M.;  Canon  Andre 
Ouelette;  Edgar  Foucault;  Alphonse  Raymond,  S.J. ; 
Fr6re  Ars6ne,  E.C.;  G.  L.  Huot,  M.Sc.;  J.  P.  Drolet, 

B.Sc.App.;  A.  Beaupre,  B.Sc.App.;  P.  A.  Laberge, 

L. Litt.;  Msgr.  G.  H.  Dufour;  Msgr.  R.  Nolin; 

P.  H.  Blais,  C.ssR.;  O.  Bouffard,  o.f.m.;  E.  Poulin, 

M. S.C.;  A.  Hamelin,  S.M. 

School  of  Music — Director,  Onesime  Pouliot,  B.A. 
Secretary,  Marius  Cayouette;  Professors,  Leon  De- 


stroismaisons,  B.A.;  Henri  Gagnon,  Henri  Valli6res; 
Charles  Lapointe,  B.M.;  Marius  Cayouette;  Joseph 
Turgeon,  B.A.;  On6sime  Pouliot,  B.A.;  Associate 
Professors,  Emile  Larochelle;  Henri  Mercure,  Louis 
Gravel,  Alph.  St-Hilaire;  Arthur  Leblanc,  L.M.; 
Edwin  Belanger;  C.  Klimoff;  Francois  Brassard; 

E.  Fortier,  B.Th. 

School  of  Education —  Director,  Romeo  Miville,  L.Ph. 
Secretary  and  Ass’t-Directnr.  Arthur  Tremblay  \Pro- 
essors,  Wilfred  Ethier,  P.S.S.,  D.Th.;  Arthur  Trem¬ 
blay,  M.Ed. ;  R.  Miville,  L.Ph.;  Frere  Alfred,  L.Sc. 
Com.;  R.  P.  P.  Deschamps,  C.S.V.,  M.Ed.;  P. 
L'Archev6que,  D.Ed.;  Associate  Professors,  M. 
Lauzon,  L.Se.Soc.;  Maurice  Barbeau,  L.Litt.;  R.  P. 
Guzman  Albert,  D.Th.;  Richard  Joly,  M.A.,  B.Th., 
L.Ph.;  L.  P.  Audet,  D.Ed.;  H.  Samson,  S.J.,  M.D. 

School  of  Household  Sciences — Director  and  Assistant 
Professor,  Soeur  Ste  Th6r6se-de-la  Foi,  M.Sc. 

Faculty  of  Letters — Dean,  Msgr.  F.  A.  Savard,  B.A., 
Secretary,  Marcel  Trudel,  D.6sL.;  Professors, 
Jean  Lechevalier,  L.  6s  L.;  Maurice  Lebel, 
L.  6s  L.,  M.R.S.C.;  Emile  B6gin,  L.  6s  L.;  Luc 
Laeourci6re,  L.  6s  L. ;  Geo.  Abel,  B.A. ;  Mrs.  Jean 
Lacerte,  D.  6s  I,.;  Jeanne  Lapointe,  L.  6s  L.;  F.  A. 
Savard,  B.A.,  M.S.R.C.;  W.  Mackey,  M.A.;  _M. 
Trudel,  D.  6s  L.;  Associate  Professors,  H.  Fontaine, 
L.  6s  L.;  Madeleine  Doyon,  M.A.;  Lucien  Lortie, 
LL.L.;  Jean  Bernier,  L.  6s  L.;  R.  P.  Louis  Morice, 

D.Litt.;  Richard  Pattee,  M.A.;  Roch  Valin,  L.  6s  L.; 
G.  Dulong,  L.Litt.;  L.  E.  Hamelin,  Ph.D. 

Faculty  of  Sciences — Dean,  Adrien  Pouliot,  L.Sc.; 
Secretary ,  J.  W.  Laverdi6re,  D.Sc.;  Assistant-Secretary , 
Louis  Cloutier,  D.Sc.;  Professors,  Adrien  Pouliot, 
L.Sc.;  Joseph  Risi,  D.Sc.;  Carl  Faessler,  D.Sc.; 
Antonin  Marquis,  B.Pharm.;  Elph6ge  Bois,  D.Sc.; 

A.  O.  Dufresne,  M.Sc.;  J.  W.  Laverdi6re,  D.Sc.; 
Paul-E.  Gagnon,  D.Sc.;  M.S.R.C.;  Louis  Cloutier, 
D.Sc.;  J.  L.  Tremblay,  D.Sc.;  G6rard  Letendre, 
D.Ph.;  Cyrias  Ouellet,  D.Sc.;  Emile  pliche, 
D.Pharm.;  Lucien  Gravel,  D.Sc.;  G.  W.  Waddington, 

B. Sc.App.;  A.  Larue,  L.Sc.;  P.  L’Ecuyer,  D.Ph.;  M. 
Archambault,  D.Sc.;  R.  Dolbec,  L.Sc.;  M.  Royer, 
B.Sc.App.;  B.  J.  Walsh,  B. Sc.;  A.  Gagnon,  L.Sc.;  A. 
Matte, 'B.Sc.App. ;  R.  Bernard,  D.Sc.;  P.  E.  Auger, 
D.Sc.;  P.  A.  Gigu6re,  D.Sc.;  G.  E.  Sarault, B.Sc.App.; 

F.  Osborne,  Ph.D.;  Roger  Potvin,  Ph.D.;  G.  Wilfrid 
Corrivault,  D.Sc.;  H.  P.  Koenig,  D.Sc.;  Albert 
Cholette,  Ph.D.;  Antoine  Lemieux,  LL.L.;  Maurice 
Samson,  C.A.;  Serge  Krieger,  I.C.;  Joseph  0.  Vandal, 

L. S.A.;  Marcel  Jean,  B.Sc.App.;  Fernand  Bonenfant, 

M. Sc.Ph.;  Ren6  Beland,  D.Ph.;  L.  P.  Bonneau 

B. Sc.App.;  Lionel  Boulet,  M.Sc.;  G.  Gauthier,  D.Sc.; 

G.  Filteau,  D.Sc.;  C.  Geoffrion,  D.Sc.;  A.  Boivin, 
D.Sc.;  G.  Hall,  M.Sc.;  P.  Grenier,  M.Sc.;  Y.  Des- 
marais,  Ph.D.;  T.  Maher,  I.F.;  Associate  Professors, 
David  Alexis  D6ry,  D.D.S.;  J.  Arthur  Labrie,  D.Sc.; 
J.  R.  A.  D6sy;  J.  B.  Garneau,  L.S.;  Charles  Bilodeau, 
LL.L.;  Alex  Dupr6,  M.Sc.;  Fernand  Guay,  I.F.; 
Chs.  E.  Deslauriers,  I.C.;  Gustave  Bourbeau,  D.Sc.; 
Dan  Wermenlinger,  B.E.;  Larkin  Kerwin,  D.Sc.; 
Ren6  de  Vogelaere,  D.Sc.;  Theo.  Wildi,  B.Eng.; 
Lionel  Swift,  B.Sc.App.;  G6rard  Bisaillon,  B.Sc.App.; 
Claude  Fr6mont,  B.Sc.App.;  Georges  Fiteau,  M.Sc.; 
Guy  Nadeau,  D.Sc.;  J.  St-Jacques,  I.C.;  J-M. 
Paquet,  I.C.;  Ren6  Rioux,  I.C.;  P-A  Dupuis,  I.C.; 

C.  Langlois,  I.C.;  L60  Dufresne,  I.C.;  Robert  Dorion, 
I.C.;  L.  Fontaine,  I.C.;  G.  Piette,  M.Sc.;  Boris  S. 
Browzin,  I.C. ;  L6opold  Giroux;  Louis  Marchand; 
G.  Nadeau,  M.Sc.;  J.  P.  Picard;  L.  Martin,  B.Sc.App.; 
G.  V.  Tordion,  I.G.M.;  M.  Boisvert,  D.Sc.;  S.  G. 
Parent,  LL.D.;  P.  Claveau,  B.Pharm. 

Faculty  of  Agriculture — Dean,  F.  X.  Jean,  M.Sc.; 
Secretary,  Charles  Gagn6,  M.S.A.;  Professors,  F.  X. 
Jean,  M.Sc.;  Charles  Gagn6,  M.S.A.;  M.  A.  Pineau, 

D. Sc.;  Maurice  Saint-Pierre,  D.Sc.;  Elzear  Cam- 
pagna,  D.Sc.;  Aug.  Scott,  M.Sc.;  J.-E.  Chevrette, 
D.Sc.;  J.  Diament,  L.Sc.;  Louis  B6rub6,  M.Sc.Soc.; 
Associate  Professors,  Auguste  Scott,  M.S.A.;  Louis 
de  Gonzague  Fortin,  D.Sc.;  J.  Rosario  Pelletier, 
M.Sc.;  G6rard  Gaudette,  M.Sc.;  Jean-Aim6  Anctil, 
L.Sc.;  L6opold  Bourque,  D.Sc.;  Albert  Sirois,  B.S.A.; 
Am6a6e  Giasson,  L.Ph.;  I..  A.  Dupuis,  LL.B.;  P.  E. 
Bernier,  B.S.A.;  Maurice  Proulx,  B.S.A.;  Albert 
Alarie,  D.Sc.;  Geo.  Gauthier,  D.Sc.;  Yves  Jean,  D.Sc.; 
Paul  Begin,  M.Sc.;  Auguste  Mailloux,  L.Sc.;  Joseph 
Duncan,  M.Sc.;  Oscar  Villeneuve,  D.Sc. 

Faculty  of  Social  Sciences — Dean,  J.  M.  Martin, 
L.Sc.Ag.;  Secretary,  P.  H.  Guimont,  L.Sc. Com.; 


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Professors,  G.  H.  Levesque,  O.P.,  D.Sc.Soc.;  Gonzalve 
Poulin,  o.f.m.,  D.Sc.Soc.;  P.  H.  Guimont,  L.Sc.Com.; 
Wilfrid  Leblond,  M.D.;  Paul  Lebel,  LL.L.;  Eugene 
Bussidre,  L.Sc.Soc.;  J.  M.  Martin,  L.Sc.Ag.;  Gerard 
Tremblay,  L.Ph.;  J.  C.  Falardeau,  L.Sc.Soc.;  Maurice 
Lamontagne,  L.Sc.Soc.;  Maurice  Tremblay,  L.Sc.¬ 
Soc.;  G.  Belanger,  O.P.,  L.Sc.Soc.;  G.  Dion,  L.Sc.Soc.; 

A.  Faucher,  M.A.;  Associate  Professors,  L.  E.  Hudon, 
D.Th.;  J.  P.  Desprfe,  L.Sc.Soc.;  Hayda  Denault; 
J.  M.  Gu^rard,  LL.L.;  Simone  Par6,  M.Sc.;  T. 
Poznanski,  D.Sc.;  E.  Gosselin,  LL.L.,  M.Sc.E.; 
N.  Leblanc,  M.Sc.Ag.;  E.  Guay,  M.Sc.Soc. 

Faculty  of  Land  Surveying  and  Forestry — Dean, 
L.  Z.  Rousseau,  F.E.,  Secretary,  Roger  Gosselin, 
F.E.  Ph.D.;  Professors,  Geo.  Maheux,  D.Sc.;  Omer 
Lussier,  D.Sc.F.;  M.  A.  Bourget,  F.E.;  Z£phirin 
Rousseau,  F.E.;  Rom6o  Savary,  C.E.;  Arthur  MassC 
F.E.;  Fernand  Boutin,  F.E.;  L.  P.  Amiot,  D.Sc.; 
Roger  Gosselin,  D.Ph.;  Emilien  Pouliot,  F.E.;  Louis 
Joncas,  C.E.;  Robert  Bellefeuille,  L.Sc.;  Aur41e 
Richard,  D.Ph.;  Associate  Professors,  G.  H.  Bernier, 
F.E.;  Ren6  Pomerleau,  D.Sc.,  Nat.,  M.R.S.C.; 
J.  Oswald  Wilson,  M.A.;  Edgar  Porter,  F.E.;  Joseph 
Risi,  D.Sc.;  Gerald  Barrette,  F.E.;  Roland  Des- 
champs,  F.E.;  Lionel  Daviault,  D.Sc.Nat.  Andrfe 
Linteau,  F.E.,  Ph.D.;  Georges  Lamothe,  B.App.- 
Sc.;  Jean  Duguay,  F.E.,  M.Sc. 

Faculty  of  Commerce — Dean,  F rere  Clement,  Ph.D. 
Secretary,  Marcel  Belanger,  M.A. ;  Professors,  Paul 
Lebel,  LL.L.;  Fr£re  Alfred,  L.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  FrSre 
Cldment,  Ph.D.;  Fr&re  Ir6n6e,  B.Se.;  Paul  Bruneau, 
L.Sc. Comm.;  Frere  Hubert,  M.Sc.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  Fr£re  Simeon,  L.Sc.Comm.;  Paul-Henri 
Guimont,  L.Sc.Comm.;  Marcel  Belanger,  L.Sc.¬ 
Comm.,  M.A.;  Dominique  Bertrand,  M.Sc. Comm.; 
Rend  Breton,  M.Sc. Comm.;  Gdrard  Godbout,  L.Sc.¬ 
Comm.;  Jean-Paul  Guimont,  B.Sc.Comm.;  Edouard 
Laurent,  LL.L.,  L.Ph.;  W.  J.  McBriarty,  M.A. 

Lome  Park  College 

PORT  CREDIT,  ONT. 

Principal,  Rev.  K.  L.  Snider,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(School  maintained  by  the  Free  Methodist  Church ) 


Lower  Canada  College,  Montreal 

4090  Royal  Avenue 

Headmaster,  D.  S.  Penton,  M.A.;  Bursar,  C.  C. 
Fellows;  Matron,  Miss  F.  E.  Miller,  R.N. 

Luther  College  of  Regina 

Dewdney  Ave.  and  Royal  St.,  Regina,  Sask. 
(Controlled  by  the  American  Lutheran  Church). 
Principal  of  College,  Psychology,  Rex  Schneider, 
M.A.,  LL.D.;  Physics,  Chemistry,  Science,  Paul  W. 
Lief  eld,  B.Sc.,  M.S.;  Dramatics,  English,  Frederick 
J.  Wagner,  B.A.,  M.A.;  Dean  of  Women,  History, 
German,  Emilie  Walter,  B.A.;  History,  Latin,  Henry 
J.  Ast,  B.A.,  M.A.;  French,  Gladys  Christie,  B.A., 
M.A.,  German,  Biology,  Lawrence  H.  Mang,  B.A., 
M.A.;  Mathematics,  Science,  H.  Blake  Carson,  B.A.; 
Religious  Education,  Rev.  A.  J.  Tiefenbach,  B.A., 

B.D.;  Mathematics,  Physical  Education,  JohnChomay, 
B.Sc.  (P.E.);  Mathematics.  K.  G.  Toews,  B.Sc., 
B.Ed.,  M.Sc.;  Dean  of  Men,  Science,  R.  Selzer,  B.Ed.; 
English,  Morris  Anderon,  B.Ed.;  Physical  Education, 
Jean  Gorrell,  B.P.H.E.;  Music  (Piano,  Theory), 
Vera  Schopp,  A.T.C.M.,  A.Mus. 

College  Pastor,  Rev.  Don  Voigts;  College  Physician, 
E.  K.  Sauer,  B.A.,  M.D. 


Lutheran  College  and  Seminary 

(Affiliated  with  University  of  Saskatchewan.) 

SASKATOON,  SASK. 

President  and  Dean,  Rev.  E.  J.  Treusch,  B.A., 
S  T  M.,  D.D.;  Professors,  Rev.  C.  Kleiner,  D.D., 
Rev.  M.  Leeseberg,  M.A.,  B.D.,  K.  G.  Morgenroth, 
M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  O.  Olson,  B.A.,  B.D. 


Lutheran  Collegiate  Bible  Institute 

OUTLOOK,  SASK. 

President . . . . . . . *  * . 

Business  Manager  and  Dean  of  Men,  R,ev.  A.  N. 
Solheim,  B.A.,  B.D.;  Principal,  G.  Loken,  B.A.; 
Dean  of  Women  and  Instructor,  Mary  Sundby;  School 


Nurse,  Joyce  Rostad,  R.N.;  Instructors,  L.  C. 
Aim,  B.Ed.,  B.A.,  Myrtle  Hansen,  Rev.  A.  K. 
Haugen,  B.Th.,  Rev.  Merle  Erickson,  B.S.,  B.Th., 
Ernest  Anderson,  B.Ed.,  Ellsworth  Pederson,  B.A., 
Office  Secretary,  Marjorie  Olson. 


Luther  Theological  Seminary 

212  Wiggins  Ave.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 
(Affiliated  with  University  of  Saskatchewan) 
(Controlled  by  the  Evangelical  Lutheran  Church) 
President  and  Dean,  Rev.  Olaf  K.  Storaasli,  B.A., 
M.Th.,  S.T.D.;  Professors,  Rev.  T.  P.  Solem,  B.A., 

C. Th.,  Rev.  O.  P.  Stavaas,  B.A.,  C.Th.  Also  pro¬ 
fessors  of  the  Lutheran  College  and  Seminary. 

Manitoba,  University  of 

WINNIPEG,  MANITOBA 

Incorporated  1877,  Reorganized  1917 
Chairman  of  Board  of  Governors,  A.  R.  Tucker, 
B.  Com.;  Chancellor,  Victor  Sifton,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O., 
LL.D.;  Vice-Chancellor  and  President,  Hugh  H. 
SaundersoD,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Comptroller,  W. 
J.  Condo,  13.  A.;  Registrar,  Douglas  Chevrier,  13. A.; 
Assistant  Registrar,  Robert  C.  Armatage,  B.A.; 
Librarian,  Elizabeth  Dafoe,  B.A.;  Dean  of  Women, 
Miss  Marjorie  Mackay,  B.A. 

INSTRUCTIONAL  STAFF  IN  ARTS,  SCIENCE, 
PHARMACY,  ENGINEERING,  ARCHITECTURE, 
AGRICULTURE,  HOME  ECONOMICS  AND  EDUCATION 

Dean  of  Arts  and  Science,  W.  J.  Waines,  M.A. 
Dean  of  Engineering  and  Architecture,  A.  E.  Mac¬ 
donald,  M.Sc.  (C.E.),  M.E.I.C. 

Dean  of  Agriculture  and  Home  Economics,  J.  R. 
Weir,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Dean  of  Education,  N.  V.  Scarfe,  M.A. 

Dean  of  Graduate  Studies,  W.  H.  McEwen,  M.Sc. 
M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Dean  of  Medicine,  L.  G.  Bell,  M.B.E.,  M.D., 
M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C).,  F.A.C.P. 

PRINCIPAL  OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCE 
Actuarial  Mathematics  and  Statistics:  L.  F.  S.  Ritcey> 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A. S.  A.;  Geoffrey  Crofts,  B.  Com.  (Hons.)’ 

A. S.A.,  J.  S.  White,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Botany,  E.  R.  Way" 
good,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.  Askell  Love,  B.Sc.  (Hons.)’ 
Ph.D.,  D.Sc.;  Luella  Weresub,  M.A.;  Business  Ad~ 
ministration  and  Finance:  J.  D.  Mundie,  B.Com.- 
M.B.A.;  Chemistry:  A.  N.  Campbell,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.> 

D. Sc.,  F.R.I.C.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.C.I.C.;  A.  D.  Robinson- 

B. A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.;  E.  H.  Charlesworth- 
M.A.,  D.Phil.,  F.C.I.C.;  W.  J.  Biermann,  B.S.- 
Ph.D.;  G.  E.  Dunn,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  B.  L.  Funt- 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.C.I.C.;  E.  M.  Kartzmark,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  J.  H.  Loudfoot,  B.Sc.  (Hons.).;  F.  E.  Murray, 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Classics,  W.  M.  Hugill,  B.A.,  Ph.D.; 

E.  G.  Berry,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Economics:  W.  J.  Waines, 
M.A.;  C.  L.  Barber,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  F.  J.  G. 
Dally n,  B.A.,  A.M.;  H.  C.  Pentland,  B.A.,  M.A.; 

R.  C.  Bellan,  B.A.,  M.A.;  English:  A.  L.  Wheeler, 
B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  J.  D.  Peter,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  M.A.; 
D.  B.  Saunders,  M.A.,  B.Litt.;  G.  L.  Brodersen, 
M.A.;  T.  A.  W.  Duncan,  M.A.;  W.  G.  Stobie,  B.A., 
M.A.;  J.  C.  Reaney,  M.A.;  French:  C.  Meredith 
Jones,  M.A.,  Doc.  de  l’Univ.;  C.  A.  E.  Jensen,  B.A. 
(Hons.),  M.A.;  M.  E.  J.  Richard,  B.A.  (Hons.),  Dip. 
d’Ec.  de  Prepar.;  R.  L.  Walters,  B.A.,  M.A.;  Emilie 
Sumi,  M.A.;  Geography,  T.  R.  Weir,  B.A.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Geology  and  Mineralogy:  G.  M.  Brownell, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.G.S.C.;  E.  J.  Leith,  B.Sc., 
M.Sc.;  H  .  D.  B.  Wilson,  M.S.,Ph.  D.;  R.  B.  Ferguson, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  G.  A.  Russell,  E.M.,  M.Sc.;  German: 

S.  D.  Stirk,  M.A.,  Dr.  Phil.;  K.  W.  Maurer,  Ph.D.;  C. 
H.  Cardinal,  B.A.,  M.A.;  Hellenistic  Greek  and 
Christian  Origins:  E.  G.  D.  Freeman,  M.A.,  B.D., 
D.D.;  C.  R.  Newcombe,  B.A.,  B.D.,  S.T.M.;  G.  E. 
Tavlor,  M.A.,  13. D.;  M.  Simmons,  M.A.;  B.  G.  M. 
Wood,  M.A.,  L.Th.;  L.  F.  Wilmot,  M.C.,  B.A., 
B.D  .-History:  W.  L.  Morton,  B.A.,  M.A.,  B.Litt.; 
Richard  Glover,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  T.  J.  Oleson,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  T.  S.  Webster,  M.A.;  Icelandic:  F.  Gud- 
munds’son,  Cand.  Mag.;  Judaic  Studies:  Judah 
Stampfer,  Rabbi;  Mathematical  Physics:  S.  M. 
Neamtan,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  H.  R.  Coish,  B.A., 


554 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


[  1  956 


B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics  and 
Astronomy :  J.  W.  Lawson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  W.  H. 
McEwen,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  T.  H.  Milne, 
M.A.;  N.  S.  Mendelsohn,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  B.  Noonan, 

B.A.  (Hons.),  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  N.  Divinslty,  B.Sc., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  R.  J.  Lockhart,  B.A.,  F.R.A.S., 

F.B.I.S.;  D.  G.  Wertheim,  Ph.D.;  F.  Zeiler,  M.Sc.; 
Microbiology:  Norman  James,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D., 

F.A.A.A.S.;  N.  E.  R.  Campbell,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc. 
Roma  Hawirko,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Music:  Ronald 
W.  Gibson,  Mus.  B.,  Dipl.  A.R.M.C.M.,  Dipl. 

A. C.C.O.;  Peggie  Sampson,  Mus.  B.,  L.  D.;  Oriental 

Language  and  Literature:  W.  C.  Lockhart,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  D.D.;  E.  G.  D.  Freeman,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.;  C. 
R.  Newcombe,  B.A.,  B.D.,  S.T.M.;  G.  E.  Taylor, 
M.A.,  B.D.;  Pharmacy:  D.  McDougall,  B.Sc. 

(Pharm.),  M.Sc.,  C.F.I.C.;  D.  Y.  Barker,  M.Sc. 
Ph.D.;  Philosophy:  W.  M.  Sibley,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
P.  Glassen,  B.A.,  M.A.,  A.M.;  W.  J.  JIugget,  M.A., 
Ph.D.  Physics:  R.  W.  Pringle,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.Inst.P.; 

B.  G.  Whitmore,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  D.  G.  Douglas, 
B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  P.  A.  Macdonald,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 

K.  I.  Roulston,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.Inst.P.;  S. 
Standil,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  F.  M.  Kelly,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
K.  G.  Standing,  B.Sc.,  A.M.;  Political  Science  and 
International  Relations:  C.  R.  Hiscocks,  M.A.,  D. 
Phil.;  M.  S.  Donnelly,  B.A.,  M.A.;  D.  G.  Anglin, 
B.A.;  Psychology:  J.  P.  Zubec,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  B.  M. 
Springbett,  M.A.  ;K. M.Sayons, LL.M.,  Dipl.  Psych., 
B.Litt.;  Joyce  H.  Burns,  M.A.;  Religious  Studies:  T. 
Migneault,  S.J.;  M.  Simmons,  B.A.,  B.D.,  S.T.M.; 
Slavic  Studies:  J.  B.  Rudnyckyj,  Ph.M.,  Ph.D.;  P. 
Yuzyk,  B.A.  (Hons.),  M.A.;  Zoology:  Robert  A. 
Wardle,  M.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.;  James  A.  McLeod,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Ronald  Stewart-Hay,  B.Sc.  (Hons.),  M.Sc. 


FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 

Anatomy:  I.  Maclaren  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  M.B., 
Ch.B.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S.E.;  Donald  J.  Bowie,  B.Sc. 
(Med.),  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  L.  A.  Sigurdson,  M.A.,  M.D.; 
Biochemistry:  F.  D.  White,  Ph.D.,  A.R.T.C.,  F.R.I.C., 
F.C.I.C.;  G.  E.  Delory,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  L.  G.  Israels, 
B.A.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.C.P.(C);  Bacteriology  and  Im¬ 
munology:  J.  C.  Wilt,  M.D.,  M.Sc.;  Physiology  and 
Medical  Research:  J.  Doupe,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.; 

M.  Nickerson,  M.D.,  A.B.,  Sc.M.,  Ph.D.;  M.  J. 
Ormerod,  M.D.;  W.  F.  Perry,  M.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.; 
M.  C.  Blanchaer,  B.A.,  M.D.;  J.  A.  Hildes,  M.D., 
M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C) ;  A.  J.  Glazebrook,  M.R.C.S., 

L. R.C.P.,  M.B.,  B.S.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.  (Edin) ; 

M.  G.  Saunders,  M.Sc.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.;  J.  B.  Armstrong, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C).;  A.  E.  Thomson,  B.A.,  M.D., 
M.Sc.;  H.  Blondal,  B.Sc.  (E.E.),  M.D.;  Marion 
Ferguson,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  R.  M.  Cherniack,  B.Sc. 
(Med.),  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.  (Lond.),  F.R.C.P.(C.), 
F.A.C.P.;  Medicine:  L.  G.  Bell,  M.B.E.,  M.D., 
M.R.C.P.;  F.R.C.P. (C).,  F.A.C.P. ;  J.  D.  Adamson, 
B.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C).;  A.  Hollenberg, 
B.A.,  BSc„  M.D.;  H.  D.  Kitchen,  M.M.,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.A.C.P.;  F.R.C.P. (C).;  D.  S.  McEwen,  B.A.,  B.Sc., 
M.D.;  G.  L.  Adamson,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.- 
(C). ;  F.  G.  Allison,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.- 
(C).,  F.A.C.P.;  J.  P.  Gemmell,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P., 
F.R.C.P.(C).;  J.  M.  Kilgour,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P., 
F.R.C.P.(C).,  F.A.C.P.;  F.  A.  L.  Mathewson,  B.Sc. 
(Med.),  M.D.,  F.A.C.P.;  C.  H.  A.  Walton,  E.D., 
M.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.P.;  R.  E.  Beamish,  B.A.,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  M.R.C.P.  (Lond.),  M.R.C.P.  (Edin.),  F.R.C.P. 
(C),  F.A.C.P. ;  W.  G.  Brock,  M.D.,  M.S.,  L.  Cherniack, 

B. Sc.  (Med.), M.D., M.R.C.P., F.R.C.P. (C), F.A.C.P.; 

L.  R.  Coke,  M.D.,  A.  B.  Houston,  B.Sc.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  F.A.C.P.;  C.  B.  Schoemperlen,  M.D., 

F. A.C.P.;  P.  T.  Green,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C); 
Psychiatry:  G.  C.  Sisler,  M.D.;  G.  L.  Adamson,  M.D., 

M. R.C.P.  (Edin.),  F.R.C.P.(C);  W.  M.  Musgrove, 
O.B.E.,  M.M.,  E.D.,  M.D.;  T.  A.  Pincock,  M.D.; 

G.  M.  Stephens,  M.D.;  Surgery:  C.  C.  Ferguson, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  C.  E.  Corrigan,  D.S.O.,  B.A. 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C) ;  P.  II.  I.  Thorlakson, 
M.D.,  C.M.,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  A; 

C.  Abbot,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C). 

H.  F.  Cameron,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C) . ;  C.  W. 
Clark,  M.D.,  Ch.M.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  E.  S. 
James,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C).; 
M.  B.  Perrin,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  R.  W. 
Richardson,  O.B.E.,  E.D.,  M.D.,  Ch.M.;  G.  H. 
Ryan,  M.D.;  C.  B.  Stewart,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S., 
F.R.C.S.(C) ;  R.  O.  Burell,  M.D.,  Ch.M.,  F.R.C.S.(E), 


F.R.C.S.(C).;  J.  W.  R.  Rennie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(E), 
F.R.C.S.(C);  K.  R.  Trueman,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.Sc.; 
Huggins,  Donalda,  B.Sc.,  M.D.;  A.  A.  Klass,  B.A. 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  (Edin),  F.R.C.S.(C);  D.  Parkinson, 
M.D.,  C.M.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S.;  D. 
Swartz,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(Edin.),  F.R.C.S.(C); 
Paediatrics:  Harry  Medovy,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Bruce 

Chown,  M.C.,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Sydney  Israels,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C) ;  Kenneth  Martin,  M.R.C.S., 

L. R.C.P.,  M.B.B.S.,  M.R.C.P.(L) ;  W.  W.  Grant. 
B.A.,  M.D.;  S.  A.  Boyd,  M.D.;  Joseph  Graf,  M.D.; 
Pathology:  J.  M.  Lederman,  B.Sc.,  M.D.;  A.  C. 
Wallace,  M.D.;  J.  Hoogstraten,  M.D.,  Ph.D.;  J.  M. 
Ridge,  B.Sc.,  M.D.;  F.  II.  Burgoyne,  M.D.,  F.C.A.P.; 
T.  H.  Williams,  M.D.,  C.M.,  Dip.T.M.&.H.;  D.  W. 
Penner,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Otolaryngology:  R.  Black,  M.D.; 
Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology:  Elinor  Black,  M.D., 

F. R.C.S.(C).,  F.R.C.O.G.,  F.R.C.S.;  B.  D.  Best, 

M. D.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  A.  W.  Andison,  B.A., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.O.G.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  R.  Lyons,  B.A., 
M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.O.G.;  W.  J.  McCord, 
M.D.,  M.R.C.O.G.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  Opthalmology:  N. 
L.  Elvin,  O.B.E. ;  R.  M.  Ramsay,  M.D.,  M.S.  (Opth.) ; 
J.  E.  Rose,  M.D.;  Psychiatry:  G.  C.  Sisler,  M.D.;  G. 

L.  Adamson,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.(Edim),  F.R.C.P.(C); 
W.  M.  Musgrove,  O.B.E. ,  M.M.,  E.D.,  M.D.;  T.  A. 
Pincock,  M.D.;  G.  M.  Stephens,  M.D.;  Radiology: 
R.  A.  Macpherson,  M.C.,  C.M.;  A.  E.  Childe,  M.D.; 

R.  J.  Walton,  M.D.,  Ch.B.,  D.M.R.,  D.M.R.T.; 
Social  and  Preventive  Medicine:  R.  G.  Cadham,  M.D., 

D. P.H. 

FACULTY  OF  ENGINEERING 
AND  ARCHITECTURE 
Civil  Engineering:  W.  F.  Riddell,  B.Sc.  (C.E.), 

M. Sc.  (C.E.),  M.E.I.C.;  A.  E.  Macdonald,  M.Sc. 
(C.E.),  M.E.I.C.;  J.  Hoogstraten,  B.Sc.  (C.E.), 
M.Sc.,  M.E.I.C.;  A.  G.  Larson,  B.A. Sc.,  M.A. Sc. 
(C.E.),  B.A. Sc.  (Met.E.) ;  A.  J.  Carlson,  B.Sc.,  M.A.- 
Sc.;  C.  M.  Hovey,  B.Sc.  (C.E.),  M.Sc.,  M.E.I.C.; 

S.  J.  Borgford,  B.Sc.  (C.E.);E.  S.  Magill,  B.Sc.  (C.E.), 

M. E.I.C.;  O.  Marantz,  B.Sc.  (C.E.);  Andrew 
Baracos,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  (C.E.);  Electrical  Engineering: 

N.  A.  Williams,  B.Sc.,  A.M.A.I.E.E.,  M.E.I.C.;  S. 

G.  Wicks,  B.Sc.  (E.E.);  J.  P.  C.  McMath;  H.  M. 
Haakonsen,  B.Sc.  (E.E.);  Mechanical  Engineering: 
N.  M.  Hall,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.  (M.E.),  M.E.I.C.;  B.  D. 
Wood,  B.A. Sc.  (Mech.);  J.  Krol,  Ph.D.,  M.E.I.C., 

A. M.I.M.E.;  R.  E.  Chant,  B.Eng.  (Mech.),  M.Eng. 
(Mech),  M.A.S.M.E.;  H.  N.  Gawley,  B.Sc.  (Mech. 
Eng.);  Architecture  and  Interior  Design:  J.  A.  Russell, 

B. Sc. (Arch.),  M.Areh.,  M.A.I.A.,  F.R.A.I.C.;  W. 
Gerson  Dip.  Arch.,  M.R.A.I.C.;  V.  J.  Kostka,  Ing. 
Arch,  A.M.T.P.I.(Lond.),  M.R.A.I.C.,  A.I.P.;  R. 
Sellors,  B.Arch.,  M.Areh.,  M.A. I. A.,  M.R.A.I.C.; 

I.  J.  Chrabaszez,  B.F.A.;  A.  J.  Donahue,  B.Arch, 
M.Areh.,  M.R.A.I.C.;  D.  L.  Dunklee,  B.Arch;  J.  W. 
Graham,  B.Arch.;  J.  M.  Harland,  B.Arch.,  M.A., 

A. T.C.M.;  R.  R.  Soderlind,  M.Areh. 

FACULTY  OF  AGRICULTURE 
AND  HOME  ECONOMICS 
Agricultural  Economics  and  Farm  Management:  S. 
Sinclair,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  J.  C.  Gilson,  B.S. A., 
M.Sc.;  Agricultural  Engineering:  J.  J.  Paterson, 

B. S.A.,  M.Sc.;  H.  M.  Lapp,  B.Sc.  (A.E.);  Animal 
Science:  Alfred  Savage,  B.S.A.,  D.V.M.,  M.R.C.V.S.; 

E.  W.  Stringam,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  George  C.  Hodgson, 
B.S.A.,  M.S.;  Peter  A.  Kondra,  B.S. A.,  M.Sc.  Ph.D.- 
M.  E.  Seale,  B.Sc.,  M.S. ;  R.  A.  G.  De  Pape,  B.S.A.j 
M.Sc.;  Dairy  Science:  John  M.  Nesbitt,  B.S.A., 
M.Sc.;  J.  J.  Ritchie,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.;  Entomology:  A. 

J.  Thorsteinson,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.E.S.;  A.  G. 
Robinson,  M.C.,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.;  Plant  Science:  L. 

H.  J.  Shebeski,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.;  E.  T.  Andersen,  B.Sc., 
M.Sc.;  S.  B.  Helgason,  B.S.A.,  M.S.;  J.  A.  Menzies, 
B.S.A.;  J.  D.  Truscott,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  R.  F.  Peterson, 
B.S.  A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  T.  Johnson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  W.  L.  Gordon,  B.S. A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  W.  A.  F.  Hagborg,  B.S. A.,  Ph.D.;  B.  C. 
Jenkins,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Soils:  Joseph  H.  Ellis,  B.S. A., 
M.Sc.;  Robert  A.  Hedlin,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Art,  Clothing  and  Textiles:  Eugenia  B.  Clark,  A.B.] 
B.Sc.,  M.S.,  B.S.  in  Ed.;  Lillian  B.  Allen,  B.A.,  M.S.; 
Kathleen  T.  Watson,  M.Sc.;  Dorothy  Waters,  B.S.; 
Child  Development  and  Household  Management:  Lorna 
M.  Davis,  M.A.;  Mary  Aldous,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  M.S.; 
Educctim:  Kathleen  Watson,  B.S.  (H.Ec.),  M.S.; 
Family  and  Institutional  Administration:  A.  Isabel 


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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


555 


MacArthur,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  M.A.,  D.Ed.;  M.  Louise 
Smith,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  M.S.;  Foods  and  Nutrition: 
Elizabeth  Feniak,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  M.S.;  Dorothy 
Grahame,  B.Sc.  (H.Ec.),  M.S. 

FACULTY  OF  EDUCATION 
N.  V.  Scarfe,  B.A.,  M.A.;  H.  L.  Stein,  B.A.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.P.A.,  Dip.  A.B.E.P.P. ;  J.  Katz,  B.A., 
M.Ed.,  Ph.D.;  Grace  Dolmage,  B.A.,  MSc.,  Ed.;  B. 
R.  Whitinger,  B.E. 

PHYSICAL  EDUCATION,  RECREATION 
AND  ATHLETICS 

W.  F.  R.  Kennedy,  B.P.H.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  E.  J. 
Hrenchuk,  B.P.H.E.;  Shirley  D.  Nalevykin,  B.A., 

B.Sc.  (P.E.);  A.  J.  Fraser,  B.Sc.  (P.E.). 

SCHOOL  OF  MUSIC 

Director,  R.  Gibson,  Mus.  Bac.,  A.R.M.C.M., 

A. C.C.O.;  Assistant  Professor,  Peggie  Sampson, 
Mus.B.,  L.de  C. 

SCHOOL  OF  SOCIAL  WORK 
Acting  Director,  Helen  Mann,  M.A.,  A.M.;  Asso¬ 
ciate  Professor,  Maysie  Roger,  B.A.,  Dip.  Soc.  W.; 
Marjorie  Robins,  B.A.;  Assistant  Professors,  Mary  A. 
Easterbrook,  B.A.,  Dip.  Soc.  W.,  M.S.S.;  B.  Hill, 

B. S.S.,  M.S.W. 

SCHOOL  OF  ARCHITECTURE  AND  INTERIOR 
DESIGN 

Director,  J.  A.  Russell,  M.Arch.,  F.R.A.I.C., 
M.A.I.A.;  Associate  Professors,  W.  Gerson,  Dipl. 
Arch.  Assoc.  (Lond.),  M.R.A.I.C.,  V.  J.  Kostka, 
Ing.  Arch.,  A.M.T.P.I.  (Lond.),  M.R.A.I.C.,  R. 
Sellors,  M.Arch.;  Assistant  Professors,  J.  J. 
Chrabaszcz,  B.F.A.,  A.  J.  Donahue,  M.Arch. 
M.R.A.I.C.,  D.  L.  Dunklee,  B.Arch.,  J.  W.  Graham, 

B. Arch.,  Joan  M.  Harland,  B.Arch.,  M.A.,  A.T.C.M., 
R.  R.  Soderlind,  M.Arch. 

SCHOOL  OF  ART 

Director,  C.  C.  Richards,  Dipl.  O.C.A.;  Associate 
Professor .  R.  E.  Williams,  B.A.,  M.F.A. ;  Assistant 
Professor,  Lecturer  and  Registrar,  G.  Elliasson,  Dip. 
W.S.A.;  Assistant  Professor,  R.  A.  Nelson,  B.F.A., 
M.F.A. ;  G.  Swinton,  B.A. 

ADULT  EDUCATION 

Director,  A.  S.  R.  Tweedie,  M.A.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessor,  G.  H.  Boyes,  M.A. 

NURSING  EDUCATION 
Director,  Margaret  E.  Hart,  B.Sc.,  M.A.;  Dorothy 
M.  Dick,  B.Sc.,  Reg.N. 

THE  MANITOBA  LAW  SCHOOL 
Dean,  G.  P.  R.  Tallin,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
Lecturers,  H.  E.  Carey,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  S.  J.  D.; 

C.  W.  Pybus,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  G.  L.  Cousley.  Q.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.;  Hon.  S.  Freedman,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  H.  M.; 
Hughes,  Q.C.,  LL.B.;  R.  B.  Maclnnes,  Q.C.,  LL.B.; 
I.  Nitikman,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  H.  G.  H.  Smith,  B.A., 
LL.B.;  F.  J.  Sutton,  Q.C.,  LL.B.;  John  Allen,  Q.C., 
B.A. ;  W.  R.  D.  Turner,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  J.  E.  Wilson, 
B.A.,  LL.B.;  T.  G.  Wright,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  R.  H.  K. 
Williams,  LL.B.;  R.  A.  L.  Nugent,  LL.B.;  D.  Ii. 
Jones,  LL.B.;  R.  M.  Fisher,  Q.C.;  C.  G.  DUts,  B.A., 
LL.B.;  K.  E.  Gray,  C.A.;  B.  V.  Richardson,  Q.  C., 
LL.B.;  H.  St.  G.  Stubbs,  Q.C.,  LL.B.;  D.  J.  Jessiman, 
LL.B. 

Recorder,  H.  N.  Streight,  LL.B. 

COLLEGES  AFFILIATED  WITH  THE 
UNIVERSITY 
(For  Faculties,  see  Index ) 

St.  Boniface  College,  St.  Boniface  (including  St. 
Joseph’s  College,  a  separate  Women’s  Department)  . 
St.  John’s  College,  Winnipeg. 

United  College.  Winnipeg. 

St.  Paul’s  College,  Winnipeg,  (including  St.  Mary’s 
College,  the  Women’s  Department).  , 

Brandon  College,  Inc.,  Brandon. 

Marianopolis  College 

3547  PEEL  ST.,  MONTREAL 
Dean,  Sister  St.  Madeline  of  Charity,  C.N.D., 
M.A. 

Staff,  18  professors — student  body  150  women. 
Courses  leading  to  Bachelor  Degree  in  Arts  or 
Science. 


Maritime  College  of  Pharmacy,  Halifax,  N.S. 

( Affiliated  with  Dal-housie  University) 

Dean,  J.  Esmonde  Cooke,  B.Sc.  (Pharm.) ;  Teaching 
Staff:  Miss  Jessie  I.  MacKnight,  Gerald  R.  Buckley, 
B.  Com.,  M.B.A.  (Ilarv.),  Sister  Frances  dePaul, 
B.Sc.,  A.  W.  W.  Linton,  B.  Com.,  C.A.,  and  members 
of  University  Faculties. 

Maritime  Conservatory  of  Music 

301  Spring  Garden  Rd.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Director  of  Music.  If  in  Williams,  F.R.A.M. 
Chairman,  H.  R.  Wyman. 

Secretary,  Anne  C.  Toomey. 

McGill  University,  Montreal 

INCORPORATED  1821  AND  1852 
Chancellor,  B.  C.  Gardner,  M.C.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 
Principal  and  Vice-Chancellor ,  F.  Cyril  James, 
Chevalier  de  la  Legion  d’Honneur,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

D. Sc.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  etc. 

Vice-Principal,  D.  L.  Thomson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

LL.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C. 

Secretary,  and  Bursar,  William  Bentley,  C.G.A., 
F.C.I.S.,  R.I.A. 

University  Registrar,  T.  H.  Matthews,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
University  Librarian,  Richard  Pennington,  B.A., 
Lib. Dip. 

University  Chaplain  and  Students  Counsellor,  Rev 

E.  Clifford  Knowles,  M.A.,  B.D. 

Superintendent  of  Buildings  and  Grounds,  R.  G. 

Defries,  Ing.  E.T.P. 

University  Placement  Service,  Cohn  M.  McDougall, 
D.S.O.,  B.A. 

Athletics,  Physical  Education  and  Recreation, 
Director,  Harold  Griffith,  B.Coin.,  M.A. 

Director  of  University  Extension,  F.  S.  Howes, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.I.C.,  F.I.R.E. 

PRINCIPAL  OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION 

FACULTY  OF  AGRICULTURE 
Address:  MacDonald  College,  Ste.  Anne  de  Bellevue, 
P.Q. 

Vice-Principal  and  Dean  of  Faculty,  H.  G.  Dion, 

B. Sc.Agr.,  Ph.D.;  Agronomy,  L.  C.  Raymond,  M.S., 

F. A.I.C.;  Plant  Pathology,  John  G.  Coulson,  M.A., 
Hon.  D.Sc.;  Chemistry,  Robert  H.  Common,  B.Sc., 
M.Agr.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.;  Agricultural  Economics,  D.  L. 
MacFarlane,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Animal  and 
Human  Parasitology,  T.  W.  M.  Cameron,  T.D.,  B.Sc., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  M.R.C.V.S.,  F.R.S.C.;  Animal 
Husbandry,  A.  R.  Ness,  B.Sc.  (Agr.);  Bacteriology, 
P.  H.  H.  Gray,  M.A.,  D.Sc.;  Agricultural  Engineering, 
J.  H.  Cooper,  B.Sc.,  (Agr.);  Poultry  Husbandry, 
W.  A.  Maw,  M.S. A.,  F.P.S.;  Physics,  W.  Rowles, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Nutrition,  E.  W.  Crampton,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCE 
Dean,  H.  N.  Fieldhouse,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C.;  Classics, 

C.  H.  Carruthers,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  History,  H.  N. 
Fieldhouse,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C.;  German,  W.  L.  Graff, 

Ph.D.;  Philosophy,  . ;  English, 

Ralph  S.  Walker,  M.A.;  Harold  G.  Files,  A.M., 
Ph.D.;  Physics,  G.  A.  Woonton,  M.A.,  F.I.R.E., 
F.R.S.C.;  Economics  and  Political  Science,  E.  F. 
Beach,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  David  M.  Wright,  LL.B,,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  F.  C.  James,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.,  LL.D.; 
Donald  Marsh,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Zoology,  John  Stanley, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  N.  J.  Berrill,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc., 
F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S.;  Fine  Arts,  J.  G.  Lyman;  Chemistry, 

C.  A.  Winkler,  O.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  D.Phil.,  F.R.S.C., 
Clifford  B.  Purves,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.;  W.  H.  Hatcher, 
Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C.;  G.  A.  Winkler,  O.B.E., 
M.Sc.,  F.C.I.C.,  Ph.D.,  D.Phil.,  F.R.S.C.;  Botany, 
Muriel  V.  Roscoe,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  LL.D.,  R..  D. 
Gibbs,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  French,  Jean  E.  L.  Launay, 
L.-6s-L.,  Diploma  d’Etudes  Sup6rieures,  Agregd  de 
l’Universit^  de  France;  P.  C.  Nardin,  L.-dsL.  Diplom4 
d’Etudes  Sup&ieures,  Agrdg6  et  Docteur-es-Lettres 
de  l’Universit4  de  France;  Sociology  and  Anthro¬ 
pology,  O.  Hall,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  William  A.  Westley, 
Ph.D.;  Education,  D.  C.  Munroe,  M.A.;  Biochemistry, 

D.  L.  Thomson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.I.C.,  F.C.I.C.,  J. 
H.  Quastel,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.;  Mathematics, 
Herbert  Tate,  B.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.A.;  P.  R.  Wallace, 


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M.A.,  Ph.D.;  H.  Zassenhaus,  M.A.,  D.So.;  Psychology, 
D.  O.  Hebb,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  E.  C.  Webster,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  G.  A.  Ferguson,  B.Ed.,  Ph.D.;  Geological 
Sciences,  T.  H.  Clark,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.G.S.A.; 
J.  E.  Gill,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  E.  H.  Kranck,  D.Sc.; 
Genetics,  J.  W.  Boyes,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.A.I.C.; 
Geography  and  Meteorology,  F.  K.  Hare,  Ph.D.' 
F.R.G.S.,  F.R.Met.S.;  Bogdan  Zaborsky,  Ph.D.; 
Italian,  Antonio  d’Andrea,  Ph.D.;  Spanish,  L.  B. 
Harrop,  M.A.,  Dip.Ed.,  Dip.  Estud.  Hisp.,  F.I.L. 

FACULTY  OF  ENGINEERING 
Dean,  R.  E.  Jamieson,  O.B.E.,  M.Sc.;  Architecture, 
John  Bland,  B.Arch.,  M.R.A.I.C.,  A.R.I.B.A.;  Civil 
Engineering,  R.  E.  Jamieson,  O.B.E.,  M.Sc.;  Mining 
Engineering,  R.  G.  K.  Morrison,  B.A.Sc.,  M.I.M.M.; 
Metallurgical  Engineering,  J.  U.  MacEwan,  M.S.; 
Electrical  Engineering,  G.  A.  Wallace,  M.Sc  .'.Mechanical 
Engineering,  D.  L.  Mordell,  M.A.,  A.M.,  I.M.E.; 
Chemical  Engineering,  J.  B.  Phillips,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 
F.C.I.C.;  For  instructors  in  Physics,  Mathematics' 
Chemistry  and  Geological  Sciences,  see  Arts  and  Science' 

FACULTY  OF  DIVINITY 
Dean  and  Professor  of  the  Philosophy  of  Religion, 
Rev.  J.  S.  Thompson,  M.A.,  Hon.  D.D.,  LL.D., 
F.R.S.C.;  New  Testament  Language  and  Literature, 
Rev.  G.  B.  Caird,  M.A.,  D.Phil.;  Systematic  Theology, 
Rev.  R.  H.  L.  Slater,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Comparative 
Religion  and  Director  of  Institute  of  Islamic  Studies, 
Rev.  W.  C.  Smith,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Church-History, 
Rev.  H.  H.  Walsh,  M.A.,  S.T.M.,  Ph.D. 

FACULTY  OF  LAW 

Dean  and  Professor,  W.  C.  J.  Meredith,  Q.C., 
M.A.;  Professors  S.  C.  LeMesurier,  Q.C.,  B.C.L., 
LL.D.;  F.  R.  Scott,  B.Litt.,  B.C.L.,  F.R.S.C.;  L. 
Baudouin,  Docteur  en  Droit,  fis-Sciences  Juridis- 
ques,  et  6s-Sciences  Politiques;  Maxwell  Cohen, 
LL.M.;  John  L.  O’Brien,  Q.C.,  B.C.L.;  Eugene 
Ptipin,  Leg.  d’H.,  Doc.  (Pub.  Law),  Doc.  (Priv.  Law); 
Director  of  the  Institute  of  International  Air  Law 
and  Professor  of  Law. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 
Dean  and  Strathcona  Professor  of  Pathology,  G- 
Lyman  Duff,  M.D.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C).- 
F.R.S.C.;  Organic  and  Biological  Chemistry,  David 

L.  Thompson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Pathology,  G.  Lyman  Duff,  M.D.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C).,  F.R.S.C.;  Theo.  W.  Waugh,  B.A., 

M. D.,  C.M.;  Medicine,  Ronald  Christie,  M.D.,  D.Sc.; 
W.  de  M.  Scriver,  M.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.P.(C)., 
F.A.C.P.;  G.  R.  Brow,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.C.R.P.(C).; 
Surgery,  P.  G.  Rowe,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  R. 
R.  Fitzgerald,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  etc.;  D.  R.  Webster, 
O.B.E.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  Oph¬ 
thalmology,  K.  B.  Johnston,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Oto-Laryn- 
gology,  W.  J.  McNally,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  LL.D.,  M.D., 
C.M.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.(C).;  Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology, 

N.  W.  Philpott,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.O.G.,  F.A.C.S., 
F.R.C.S.(C).;  Physiology,  F.  C.  Macintosh,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  A.  S.  Burgen,  M.B.,  B.S.,  M.R.C.P.;  Phar¬ 
macology,  K.  I.  Melville,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.Sc.,  Health 
and  Social  Medicine,  R.  P.  Vivian,  M.D.;  Bacteriology 
and  Immunology,  Roger  W.  Reed,  M.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.; 
Neurology  and  Neuro-surgery,  W.  G.  PenSeld,  O.M., 

C. M.G.,  Litt.B.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.  (Lond.  &  C.), 
F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S.;  T.  B.  Rasmussen,  B.S.,  M.B., 
M.D.,  W.  V.  Cone,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C)., 
F.R.S.C.;  W.  H.  Jasper,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

D. -ds-Sc.;  Psychiatry,  D.  Ewen  Cameron,  M.B., 
Ch.B.,  M.D.,  D.P.M.,  F.R.C.P.(C);  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessor  and  Director  of  School  of  Occupational  and 
Physical  Therapy,  Guy  Fisk,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M., 
D.T.M.&H.;  Anaesthesia,  H.  R.  Griffith,  M.D., 
C.M.;  Anatomy,  C.  P.  Martin,  M.B.,  M.A.,  Ch.B., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  D.Sc.;  C.  P.  Leblond,  M.M.,  F.A.C.A., 
F.I.C.A.,  F.F.A.R.C.S.;  Paediatrics,  Alan  Ross,  M.D., 
C.M.;  Parasitology  (see  under  Agriculture);  Radiol¬ 
ogy,  C.  G.  Peirce,  M.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.P.,  F.A.A.A.S.; 
Dept,  of  Investigative  Medicine,  J.  S.  L.  Browne,  M.D., 
C.M.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.S.C. 

FACULTY  OF  DENTISTRY 

Dean  and  Professor  of  Perisdontis . 

.  Operative 

Dentistry,  Donald  C.  Gordon,  B.Sc.,  D.D.S.;  Oral 
Surgery,  J.  W.  Gerrie,  B.A.,  D.D.S.,  M.D.,  C.M., 


D.L.O.;  Orthodontics,  Gerald  Franklin,  D.D.S., 
F.I.C.D.;  Prosthetic  Dentistry,  W.  C.  Bushell,  D.D.S.; 
W.  Gordon  Leahy,  B.Sc.,  D.D.S.;  Oral  Diagnosis  and 
Pathology,  A.  Gerald  Racey,  D.D.S.,  F.A.C.D.; 
Endodontia,  Wilfred  J.  Johnston,  D.D.S. 

FACULTY  OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES 
AND  RESEARCH 

A  /Dean,  David  L.  Thompson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
F.C.I.C.,  F.R.S.C. 

FACULTY  OF  MUSIC 

Acting  Dean  of  the  Faculty  and  Professor  of  Music, 
Marvin  Duchow,  M.A.,  Mus.  B. 

SCHOOL  OF  ARCHITECTURE 
Prof essor  and  Director ,  J.  Bland,  B.Arch.,  A.M.T.P.I., 
M.R.A.I.C.,  A.R.I.,  B.A.;  H.  J.  Spence-Sales,  B.A. 

SCHOOL  OF  COMMERCE 
Director,  E.  W.  Kierans,  B.A.,  Accountancy,  K.  F. 
Byrd,  M.A.,  A.C.A.,  C.A.  (S.A.). 

SCHOOL  FOR  GRADUATE  NURSES 
Director,  Miss  Rae  Chittick,  M.A.,  M.P.H.,  LL.D.. 
R.N. 

SCHOOL  OF  PHYSICAL  EDUCATION 
Director,  J.  B.  Kirkpatrick,  M.Ed.,  Ed.D. 
LIBRARY  SCHOOL 

Director ,  Miss  V.  Ross,  B.S.  (Lib.  Sci.).,  M.A. 

SCHOOL  FOR  TEACHERS 
Director,  D.  C.  Munroe,  M.A.;  French,  S.  C.  M. 
Hawkins,  M.A.;  Kindergarten  and  Primary  Methods, 
Phyllis  Bowers,  B.A.;  Mathematics,  A.  M.  Heury, 
M.A.;  English,  C.  Wayne  Hall,  M.A.;  Music,  Frank 

K.  Hanson,  Mus.D.;  History,  Frances  A.  Sexsmith, 

B. A.,  F.A.G.S.;  Art,  Elizabeth  Jacques;  Physical 
Education,  Adesle  Jacobs,  B.Sc.,  (P.Ed.) 

SCHOOL  OF  HOUSEHOLD  SCIENCE 
Macdonald  College 

Director  and  Associate  Professor,  Helen  R.  Neilson, 
M.B.E.,  M.Sc.;  Associate  Professor,  Miss  F.  Isabel 
Honey,  M.A.;  Assistant  Professor,  Helen  L.  Devereaux, 
M.A. 

ALLAN  MEMORIAL  INSTITUTE 
OF  PSYCHIATRY 

Prof,  of  Psychiatry  and  Director  of  the  Institute,  D. 
Ewen  Cameron,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D.,  D.P.M.,  F.R.- 

C. P.(C). 

McGILL  SCHOOL  OF  SOCIAL  WORK 
Director,  John  J.  O.  Moore,  M.A.,  Ed.D. 

RURAL  ADULT  EDUCATION  SERVICE 
Maodonald  College 

Director,  H.  R.  C.  Avison,  M.A.,  F.A.M.A. 

ROYAL  VICTORIA  COLLEGE 
(Women’s  Residential  College) 

Warden,  Murial  V.  Roscoe,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 
DOUGLAS  HALL 
(Men’s  Residence) 

Warden,  W.  Stanford  Reid,  M.A.,  Th.M.,  Ph.D. 

McGill  University  Conservatorium  of  Music 

3450  Drummond  St.,  Montreal  25 
Dean  and  Director,  Douglas  Clarke,  M.A.,  Mos.B., 
(Cantab),  F.R.C.M.,  F.R.C.O.;  Secretary,  J.  Waud, 

L. Mus.,  Mus.B.  (McGill). 

McMaster  University,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

•  Incorporated  1887 

McMaster  University  as  re-organized  in  January, 
1948,  has  the  following  Schools  and  Colleges:  the 
Divinity  School,  a  school  of  Theology  operated 
mainly  on  a  post-graduate  basis;  University  College, 
the  Arts  College  of  the  University;  and  a  new  affiliated 
College,  Hamilton  College.  University  College  and 
the  Divinity  School  are  administered  by  the  Corpora¬ 
tion  of  McMaster  University  (Board  of  Governors) 
and  Hamilton  College  is  a  College  of  Science  admin¬ 
istered  by  its  own  Board  of  Governors. 


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BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Corporation  of  McM  aster  University 
Ex  Officio:  The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Roy  L. 
Kellock,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  Chancellor;  Rev.  G.  P.  Gil- 
mour,  M.A.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  President  and 
Vice-Chancellor. 

Elected  Members:  George  Adam;  Collamer  C. 
Calvin,  Q.C.,  B.A.;  Thomas  Camelford;  Charles  P. 
Fell;  E.  C.  Fox,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Arnold  G.  Hitchon; 
George  L.  Holmes;  Rev.  Stuart  Ivison,  B.A.,  B.Th.; 
Lloyd  D.  Jackson,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Tracy  E.  Lloyd; 
Gordon  C.  McEwen,  B.A.;  John  H.  Northway;  Rev. 
R.  F.  Sneyd,  B.A.,  B.Th.,  Major  General  A.  E. 
Walford,  C.B.,  C.B.E.,  M.M.;  H.  A.  Willis,  Q.C., 

B. A.;  Rev.  Daniel  Young,  B.A. 

Corporation  of  Hamilton  College 
Ex  Officio:  Henry  G.  Thode,  M.B.E.,  F.R.S.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.C.I.C.;  G.  P.  Gilmour,  M.A., 
D.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.;  Mayor  of  the  City  of  Hamilton; 
Warden  of  Wentworth  County. 

Elected  Members:  E.  H.  Ambrose;  St.  Clair  Balfour, 
Jr.;  M.  B.  Bates;  H.  G.  Bertram,  B.Sc.,  LL.D.; 
W.  D.  Black,  B.A. Sc.;  C.  H.  Boothe;  R.  B.  Bradley; 
Hon.  L.  O.  Breithaupt,  LL.D.;  Gordon  Cockshutt; 

R.  W.  Cooper;  E.  B.  Eastbum,  Ph.D.;  E.  C.  Fox; 
H.  P.  Frid,  B.A. Sc.;  W.  H.  Funston,  Jr.;  D.  C.  Gaskin; 
H.  B.  Greening;  H.  G.  Hilton,  B.Sc.;  F.  I.  Ker, 

C. B.E.,  B.Sc.;  H.  H.  Leather,  M.B.E.;  Argue  Martin, 
Q.C.;  F.  J.  Maw;  Major-General  the  Honourable 

S.  C.  Mewburn,  P.C.,  C.M.G.,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  Honor¬ 
ary  Chairman;  O.  W.  Niemeier,  M.B.,  M.D., 

F.R.C.S.;  J.  M.  Pigott,  C.B.E.;  H.  H.  Rogge, 

D. Econ.,  Arthur  A.  Schmon,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  F.  H. 
Schneider;  Judge  W.  F.  Schwenger;  C.  W.  Sherman; 
F.  A.  Sherman;  G.  W.  Wigle;  A.  V.  Young;  Major 
General  J.  V.  Young,  C.B.,  C.B.E.,  (Military  Divi¬ 
sion). 

OFFICERS  OF  ADMINISTRATION 

Chancellor,  The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Roy  L. 
Kellock,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  President  and  Vice-Chancellor, 
Rev.  George  P.  Gilmour,  B.D.,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
D.C.L.;  Principal  of  Hamilton  College  and  Director 
of  Research,  H.  C.  Thode,  M.B.E.,  F.R.S.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.C.I.C.;  Dean  of  Theology,  N.  H. 
Parker,  B.S.,  Th.M.,  Th.D.,  D.D.;  Dean  of  Arts  and 
Sciences,  H.  S.  Armstrong,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate 
Dean  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  A.  W.  Patrick,  M.A.,  de 
l’U  de  Paris;  Director  of  University  Extension  and 
Summer  Session,  W.  J.  McCallion,  M.A.;  Dean  of 
Women,  Mrs.  Marion  Bates,  B.A.,  Reg.N.;  Director 
of  Nursing  Education,  Miss  Alma  E.  Reid,  B.A., 
Reg.N.;  Librarian,  Miss  Marget  Meikleham,  B.A., 
M.A.L.S. ;  Registrar  and  Secretary  of  the  Senate, 
C.  W.  H.  Linton,  B.A.;  Bursar,  Secretary  of  the  Board 
of  Governors,  W.  N.  Paterson,  B.A.;  Director  of  Place¬ 
ment  and  Guidance,  J.  E.  Andoff,  B.A.;  Director  of 
Alumni  Activities,  D.  W.  Allaby,  B.A.;  Superintendent 
of  Buildings  and  Grounds,  E.  T.  Clarke;  Accountant, 
Cecil  H.  M.  Vinnels;  Assistant  Registrar,  Alan  St.C. 
Barley,  B.A.;  Assistant  Librarian,  Miss  Dorothy 
Davidson,  M.A.,  B.L.S.;  Asst. to  Principalof  Hamilton 
College,  D.  M.  Hedden  B.Sc. 


THE  FACULTY  OF  THE  DIVINITY  SCHOOL  . 

President  and  Vice-Chancellor,  George  Peel  Gilmour, 
B.D.,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.;  Dean  of  Theology, 
N.  H.  Parker,  B.S.,  Th.M.,  Th.D.,  D.D.,  Director 
of  the  Women's  Leadership  Training  School,  Miss 
Lois  Tupper,  B.A.,  E.Bd.,  M.A. 

Professors — H.  W.  Lang,  M.A.,  B.D.,  S.T.M.,  New 
Testament  Interpretation;  N.  H.  Parker,  B.S.,  Th.M. 
Th.D.,  D.D.,  Hebrew  and  Old  Testament  Interpretation. 


Associate  Professor  of  Church  History  G.  P. 
Albaugh,  B.D.,  A.B.;  Associate  Professor  of  Theology, 
R.  F.  Aldwinckle,  B.A.,  M.A.,  D.Th. ;  Associate 
Professor  of  Missions  and  Religious  Education  arid. 
Director  of  Field  Work  for  Theological  Students,  L.  C. 
Kitchen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Prof,  of  Religious 
Education,  Miss  Loss  Tupper,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.A.; 
Assistant  Professor  of  Biblical  Studies,  G.  G.  Harrop, 
BA  B  D.  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor  Homiletics  and 
Pastoral  Theology,  Rev.  P.  R.  Clifford,  M.A. 

Lecturer  in  Speech  and  Music  for  1956-5o,  A.  K. 


Poynter,  B.A.,  B.D. 

THE  FACULTY  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCE 

President  and  Vice-Chancellor,  George  Peel  Gilmour, 
B.D.  M.A.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.;  Dean,  Herbert  S. 
Armstrong,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Dean,  A.  W. 
Patrick,  M.A.,  D.de  l’U.  de  Paris. 


Athletics  and  Physical  Education — Director,  Ivor 
Wynne,  B.A.,  M.S.(ed);  Assistant  Directors,  Leslie 
Prince;  A.  J.  Smith,  B.S.A.;  also  Instructors. 

Biology — Professors,  H.  Kleerekoper,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
(Zoology)  (Chairman  of  Department),  N.  W.  Rad- 
forth,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Botany);  Associate  Professors, 
W.  D.  MacClement,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  (Botany);  J.  J. 
Miller,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  (Botany);  Assistant  Professor, 
D.  M.  Davies,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  (Zoology);  Sessional 
Lecturer  (Zoology),  Mrs.  A.  Harrison,  M.Sc.;  Special 
Lecturer,  Leslie  Laking,  B.S.A.  (Botany). 

Chemistry — Professors,  H.  G.  Thode,  M.B.E., 
F.R.S.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.C.I.C.,  (Physical 
Chemistry);  A.  N.  Bourns,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.  (Organic 
Chemistry);  L.  H.  Cragg,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.;  R. 
P.  Graham,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.  (Chairman  of 
Dept.);  Professor  of  Biochemistry,  S.  Kirkwood,  B.Sc., 
M.S.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors  of  Chemistry; 
D.  B.  MacLean,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  R.  H.  Tomlinson 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  Alan  T.  Hut- 
cheon,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  also  Post  Doctorate  Fellow  in 
Chemistry. 

Classics — Greek  and  Latin — Professor,  C.  H.  Stearn, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor  of  Classics  and 
Head  of  the  Department,  D.  M.  Shepherd,  M.A.,  Ph.D. ; 
Assistant  Professor,  Miss  Margaret  Thompson,  M.A. 

Engineering — Sessional  Lecturer,  W.  R.  Newcombe, 
B.Sc.,  B.E. 

English — Professors,  G.  C.  Haddow,  M.A.  (Head 
of  Department) ;  R.  M.  Wiles,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate 
Professor,  Bernard  Groom,  M.A.;  Assistant  Professors, 
Mrs.  C.  W.  Murphy,  M.B.E.,  M.A.;  Miss  Mary 
Martin,  M.A. 

Fine  Arts — Assistant  Professor,  Naomi  Jackson, 
A.M.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

French — See  Romance  Languages. 


Geography — Assistant  Professors,  W.  H.  Parker. 

M. A.,  B.Sc.,  F.R.G.S.;  L.  G.  Reeds,  M.A.  (Chairman 
of  Dept.);  also  Lecturers. 

Geology — Professor,  H.  S.  Armstrong,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Associate  Professor,  D.  M.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Chair¬ 
man  of  Dept.) ;  also  Sessional  Lecturers. 

German — Professor,  A.  P.  Martin,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 
R.B.L.  (Head  of  Department);  Assistant  Professor, 
Karl  Denner,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  also  Sessional  Lecturer. 
Greek — See  Classics.  ,  , 

Hebrew — Professor,  N.  H.  Parker,  B.S.,  Th.M., 
Th.D. 

History — Messecar  Professor  of  History,  E.  T. 
Salmon,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  (Head  of  Dept.);  Asso¬ 
ciate  Professor,  H.  W.  McCready,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professor,  G.  S.  French,  M.A.;  also  Lecturers 
and  Sessional  Lecturers. 

Latin — See  Classics. 

Mathematics — Professors,  J.  D.  Bankier,  M.A.> 
Ph.D.;  D.  B.  Sumner,  M.A.,  D.Phil.,  M.Sc.;  Assistant 
Professors,  F.  R.  Britton,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  B. 
Banaschewski,  Ph.D.;  P.  Beesack,  B.A.,  Ph.D.; 

N.  D.  Lane,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  W.  J.  McCallion,  M.A. 
Music — Director  of  Music,  G.  A.  Proctor,  B.A., 

A  R  C  T 

Philosophy  and  Psychology— Professor,  F.  W. 
Waters,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.  (Head  of  Department); 
Associate  Professor,  H.  A.  Dulmage,  B.A.,  B.D., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  P.  L.  Newbiggmg,  M.A., 

Physics — Professors,  H.  E.  Duckworth,  B.A., 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  A.  B.  McLay,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.  (Chairman  of  Department);  M.  W.  Johns, 
M.A.  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Fncis  Gulbis, 
M  Sc.'  M.  A.  Preston,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessor,  H.  E.  Petch,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  also  Post-Doctorate 
Fellows  and  Special  Lecturers.  , 

Political  Economy — Professors,  J.  E .  L Graham, 
M.A.,  B.Litt.  (Head  of  Department);  R.  C.  Mclvor, 
M. A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  Wm.  D.  G.  Hunter, 
M.A.;  C.  C.  Potter,  M.Com.,  Ph.D.,  L.A.,  C.A.; 
Lecturer  in  Politics,  D.  Novak,  B.A.;  also  Special 
Lecturers  • 

Romance  Languages — French  and  Spanish— Pro¬ 
fessor,  A.  W.  Patrick,  M.A.,  D  de  1  U.  de  Pans, 
(Head  of  Department);  LI.  A  Freeman,  M.A. 
(French);  Associate  Professor,  Miss  Mane  Stock, 
M.A.  (French);  Assistant  Professor,  L.  E.  Hampel, 
M.A.  (Spanish);  also  Sessional  Lecturers. 

Sociology — Assistant  Professor  for  1955-bb,  F . 
Jones,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Spanish — See  Romance  Languages. 


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SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 

Director,  Miss  Alina  Reid,  B.A.,  Reg.N.;  Associate 
Director ,  Miss  Florence  I.  Greenaway,  Reg.N.,  B.N., 
M.S.,  also  Lecturers  and  Sessional  Lecturer . 

DEPARTMENT  OF  EXTENSION  AND  ADULT  EDUCATION 

Director ,  W.  J.  McCallion,  M.A. 

Through  the  annual  six-week  summer  school,  the 
winter  evening  classes  and  a  system  of  extramural 
studies,  this  department  offers  credit  courses  for  the 
regular  B.A.  degree.  In  the  field  of  adult  education  a 
complete  lecture  service  in  the  industrial,  social  and 
political  field  is  made  available  for  every  kind  of 
audience. 


Memorial  University  of  Newfoundland 

St.  John’s  Newfoundland 
Chancellor ,  The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Viscount  Rothermere 
of  Hemsted. 

BOARD  OF  REGENTS 

Chairman ,  E.  J.  Phelan,  Q.C.;  The  Chancellor  (ex 
officio) ;  The  President  and  Vice-Chancellor ,  Raymond 
Gushue,  Q.C.,  C.B.E.,  LL.B.;  Members ,  Sir  Eric 
Bowater,  Kt.,  Officer  Legion  d’PIonneur,  F.R.S.A.; 

G.  A.  Frecker,  B.A.,  B.E.,  LL.D.;  P.  F.  Halley,  B.A.; 
Claude  K.  Howse,  B.Sc.;  Campbell  Macpherson, 

O. B.E.;  R.  C.  B.  Mercer,  Q.C.;  Harold  Puddester, 
Q.C.;  LL.B.;  Nigel  F.  S.  Rusted,  B.Sc.,  M.D.C.M., 
F.A.C.S.,  F.I.C.S.;  G.  A.  Winter;  Secretary ,  Paul  A. 
Winter. 

ADMINISTRATIVE  STAFF 

President ,  Raymond  Gushue,  Q.C.,  C.B.E.,  LL.B., 
D.C.L. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science ,  A.  C. 
Hunter,  M.A.,  Docteur  d’Universit6,  Officier  de  1’ 
Academie. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Education,  George  A.  Hick¬ 
man,  M.A.,  Ed.D. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Applied  Science,  S.  J.  Carew 

B.Sc.,  B.E. 

Registrar,  Miss  M.  G.  Mansfield. 

Librarian ,  Miss  Sadie  L.  Organ,  M.A. 

Bursar ,  P.  A.  Winter. 

Secretary  to  the  President,  Mrs.  Audrey  Hickey. 
Director  of  Physical  Education,  J.  D.  Eaton, 
B.P.H.E.,  M.A. 

Professors:  C.  W.  Andrews,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
D.  M.  Baird,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  S.  W.  Breckon, 

B. Sc.,  Ph.D.;  S.  J.  Carew,  B.Sc.,  B.E.;  D.  L.  Cooper, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  G.  A.  Hickman,  M.A.;  A.  Hunter, 
M.A.,  D.  6s  L.;  Miss  Helen  Lodge,  M.A.;  G.  O. 
Rothney,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  E.  R.  Seary,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Associate  Professors,  H.  J.  Anderson,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
J.  B.  Ashley,  M.A.;  Miss  Edna  Baird,  B.A.,  B.H.Sc.; 
W.  J.  Blundon,  M.A.;  Miss  Ethel  Brinton,  M.A.; 
W.  F.  Forbes,  B.Sc.,  A.R.C.S.,  Ph.D.,  D.I.C.;  G.  K. 
Goundrey,  M.A.;  A.  R.  Graham,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 

C.  Ivany,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  E.  Lear,  B.Sc.;  M.  O. 
Morgan,  M.A.;  F.  H.  Northover,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
M.Inst.R.E.;  D.  G.  Pitt,  M.A.;  W.  G.  Rowe,  M.A.; 
Miss  Jane  Turnbull,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professors,  N.  J.  Brown,  M.A.,  B.Phil.; 

H.  H.  Jackson,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Miss  Ethel  King,  B.Ed., 
M.A.;  B.  W.  Lee,  B.A.;  T.  C.  Noel,  M.Sc.;  Miss 
Alison  O’Reilly,  M.A.;  A.  O.  Nemec,  B.E.;  G.  M. 
Story,  B.A.,  D.Phil;  B.  W.  Lee,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  D.  M. 
Young,  B.A.  Also  Lecturers. 

Montreal,  Universite  de 

(Founded  1876) 

BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Chancellor,  H.  Em.  Paul-Emile  Cardinal  L6ger, 

P. S.S.,  L.Th.,  D.C.L.,  Archbishop  of  Montreal. 
Rector,  Mgr.  Ir4n6e  Lussier,  Ped.L. 

Members,  His  Excellency  Mgr.  Arthur  Papineau; 
His  Excellency  Mgr.  Emilien  Frenette;  Hon.  Offer 
Renaud  Not.  Eugene  Poirier;  Dr.  Donatien, 
Marion;  Hon.  Esioff  Patenaude;  Hon.  Wilfrid 
Gagnon;  Mgr.  Percival  Caza;  Etienne  Crevier; 
Roland  Paquette  (judge). 

ADMINISTRATION 

Chancellor,  H.  Em.  Paul-Emile  Cardinal  L6ger, 
P.S.S.,  L.Th.,  D.C.L.,  Archbishop  of  Montreal. 

Rector ,  Mgr . 

Vice-Rector,  Mgr.  Georges  Deniger,  B.Th.,  P.D. 
Secretary  General,  Marc  Jarry,  LL.L. 

Treasurer  General,  Louis  Casaubon. 


Assistant  Registrar,  Abel  Gauthier,  L.Sc.,  M.A. 
Director  of  Public  Relations,  Andr6  Bachand, 
LL.L.,  L.Sc. Com.,  M.S. 

Director  of  Extension  Department,  L6on  Lortie, 
L.Sc.,  D.Sc.  (Paris),  F.R.S.C. 

Librarian,  Joseph  Leduc,  B.L.Sc. 

FACULTY  OF  THEOLOGY 
Dean,  Roland  Fournier,  P.S.S.,  D.Th.;  Vice-Dean, 
Rosario  Lesieur,  P.S.S.,  D.Th.;  Secretary,  Ir6ne6 
Sauv6,  P.S.S.,  D.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Jean-Baptiste  Desrosiers, 
P.S.S.,  D.Th.  (Rome);  Yvon  Charron,  P.S.S.,  D.Th. 
(Rome);  G6rard  Yelle,  P.S.S.,  D.Th.  (Rome); 
Paul-Emile  Bolte,  P.S.S.,  D.Th.,  L.Sc.  Soc.;  Richard 
Brosseau,  P.S.S.,  L.Th.;  Edmond  Belcourt,  P.S.S., 

D.D.C.;  Achille  Brunet,  S.J.,  D.Th.,  L.Ph.,  L.E.S.; 
Roland  Fr6nette,  p.b.,  L.Th.,  L.E.S.;  Joseph  Ledit, 
S.J.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Claude  Labrecque,  P.S.S.,  M.A., 
(Oxford);  Jacques  Menard,  P.S.S.,  D.Th.,  L.E.S.; 
Germain  Lalande,  P.S.S.,  L.Ch.Gr.;  Roland  Dorris, 
P.S.S.,  D.Th.  (Rome);  Abb6  Jacques  Laram6e; 
Procule  L6veille,  P.S.S.,  L.Th.,  L.Ph.;  Robert  Moore, 

L. Th.,  L.Ph.;  Mgr.  Laurent  Morin,  P.A.,  L.Th., 
B.D.C.;  L6andre  Poirier,  o.f.m.,  D.Th.;  Abb6  Robert 
Sabourin,  L.Th.;  Abb6  Bernard  Signori,  L.Th., 
B.D.C. 

SUPERIOR  INSTITUTE  OF  RELIGIOUS  SCIENCES 

Dean  and  Director,  Roland  Fournier,  P.S.S.,  D.Th. 
FACULTY  OF  LAW 

Dean, . ;  Vice-Dean , 

Maximilien  Caron,  LL.D. ;  Secretary,  Albert  May  rand, 
LL.L.,  L.S.P.;  Professors ,  L. -Emery  Beaulieu,  LL.D.; 
Hon  Bernard  Bissonnette,  LL.D.,  (judge);  Ariste 
Brossard,  LL.L.,  (judge);  Maximilien  Caron,  LL.D.; 
Marcel  Faribault,  LL.D.;  Hon.  L6on-Mercier  Gouin, 
LL.D.;  Iren6e  Lagarde,  LL.L.,  (judge);  Albert 
Mayrand,  LL.L.,  L.S.P.;  Jacques  Perrault,  LL.D.; 
Hon.  Claude  Prevost,  LL.B.,  (judge). 

Associate  Professor,  Roger  Comptois,  LL.L. 
Assistant  Professors,  Jean  Beetz,  LL.L.;  Hon.  Roger 
Brossard,  LL.L.  (judge);  Jean-Guy  Cardinal,  LL.L.; 
Pierre  Carignan,  LL.L.,  M.A.  (Harvard);  Philippe 
Ferland,  LL.D.;  Jean  Filion,  LL.L.;  Charles  G61inas, 
LL.L.;  Henri-Paul  Lemay,  LL.B.,  L.Sc. Com.,  L.S.P.; 
Pierre  Martineau,  LL.L.;  Nicolas  Mateesco,  LL.D., 
(Paris);  Francois  Mercier,  LL.L.;  Hon.  Andr6  Mont- 
petit,  LL.L.,  Qudge);  Aurelien  Noel,  C. A.,  L.Sc. Com., 

M. B.A.;  Chateauguay  Perrault,  LL.D.;  Marcel 
Pich6,  LL.L.;  Emile  Poissant,  LL.B.;  Lucien  Trem¬ 
blay,  LL.D. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 
Dean,  Wilbrod  Bonin,  M.D.;  Vice-Dean,  Rom6o 
Pepin,  M.D.;  Secretary,  Joseph-Luc  Riopelle,  M.D. 

Professors,  Francois  Badeaux,  M.D.;  G6rard  Belan¬ 
ger,  M.D.;  Albert  Bertrand,  M.D.;  Maurice  Blais, 
M.D.;  Wilbrod  Bonin,  M.D.;  Rom6o  Boucher,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.;  Jacques  Bruneau,  M.D.;  Henri  Char- 
bonneau,  M.D.;  Albert  de  Guise,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.; 
Edouard  Desjardins,  M.D.;  Edmond  Dub6,  M.D.; 
Roger  Dufresne,  M.D.;  Roland  Dussault,  M.D.; 
Rosario  Fontaine,  M.D.;  Armand  Frappier,  M.D., 
F.R.S.C.;  Leon  G6rin-Lajoie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S., 

F.A.C.S.;  Charles-Emile  Grignon,  M.D.;  Charles 
H6bert,  M.D.;  Albert  Jutras,  M.D.;  Charles 
Lefrancois,  M.D.;  Alb6ric  Marin,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.; 
Donatien  Marion,  M.D.;  Pierre  Masson,  M.D., 
F.R.S.C.;  J-Rom6o  P6pin,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.;  Jules 
Prevost,  M.D.;  Jos. -Luc  Riopelle,  M.D.;  Eugene 
Robillard,  M.D.;  Jean  Saucier,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.; 
Hans  Seiye,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.C. 

Associate  Professors,  Roma  Amyot,  M.D.;  Francois 
Archambault,  M.D.;  Paul-Ren6  Archambault,  M.D.; 
Louis  Bernard,  M.D.;  Emile  Blain,  M.D.;  Jean-Paul 
Bourque,  M.D.;  Louis-Philippe  Bouthillier,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D,;  Jules  Brault,  M.D.;  Paul  Brodeur,  M.D.; 
Robert  Cailloux,  M.D.;  Yves  Chaput,  M.D.;  Fer¬ 
nand  Cote,  M.D.;  Albert  Couturier,  M.D.;  Georges 
Deshaies,  M.D.;  Jean-L6on  Desrochers,  M.D.;  Ori- 
g6ne  Dufresne,  M.D.;  Paul  Dumas,  M.D.;  Calixte 
Favreau,  M.D.;  Louis  Fortier,  M.D.;  Jacques  Fortier; 
Jean  Frappier,  M.D.;  Victorien  Fredette,  B.Phm, 
D. Sc. (Paris) ;  Arthur  Gagnon,  M.D. ;  Romuald  Gatien, 
M.D.;  Gaston  Gosselin,  M.D.;  Armand  Gratton, 
M.D.;  Albert  Guilbeault,  M.D.;  Fernand  Hebert, 
M.D. ;  Georges  Hebert,  M.D.;  Raymond  Labrecque, 
M.D. ;  Paul  Lariviere,  M.D.;  Rodrigue  Lefebvre, 


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M.D.;  J.-Paul  Legault,  M.D.;  Jacques  L6ger, 
M.D.;  Alfred  LeRoy,  M.D.;  Paul  Letendre,  M.D.; 
Gaston  Loignon,  M.D.;  L6on  Longtin,  M.D.;  Jean- 
Paul  Lussier,  D.D.S.;  L.-Arthur  Jagnan,  M.D.; 
Paul  Marchildon,  M.D.;  Pierre  Meunier,  M.D.; 
Joseph-A.  Millett,  M.D.;  Fernand  Montreuil,  M.D.; 
Paul  Morin,  M.D.;  Leopold  Morissette,  M.D.; 
Philippe  Paquette,  M.D.;  Alcide  Pilon,  M.D.;  Louis 
Pilon,  M.D.;  Germain  Pinsonneault,  M.D.;  Paul 
Poirer,  M.D.;  Paul-Maurice  Ricard,  M.D.;  Joseph-H. 
Rivard,  M.D.;  Paul  Robert,  M.D.;  Jean-Marie 
Roussel,  M.D.;  Albert  Royer,  M.D.;  Louis-Charles 
Simard,  M.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Raymond  Simard,  M.D.; 
Pierre  Smith,  M.D.;  Julien  TYtreault,  M.D.;  Jean 
Tremblay,  M.D. 

Assistant  Professors,  Laurent  Archambault,  M.D.; 
Chs-Antoine  Attendu,  M.D.;  Bernard  Baillargeon, 
M.D.;  Roger- Beaulieu,  M.D.;  Jean-Marie  Beauregard, 
M.D.,  L.Sc.;Benoit-Guy  B£gin,  M.D.;  L6on  Beique, 
M.D.;  Yvon  Belanger,  M.D.;  Maurice  B61isle,  M.D.; 
Ren6  Benoit,  M.D.;  Laurent  Bergeron,  M.D.; 
Jacques  Bernier,  M.D.;  Charles-Auguste  Berthiaume, 
M.D.;  Claude  Bertrand.  M.D.;  Christophe  Bisson, 
M.D.;  Raymond  Blais,  M.D.;  J.  Antoine  Blais,  M.D.; 
Roland  Blais,  M.D.;  J-Pierre  Bombardier,  M.D.; 
Jean-Baptiste  Boulanger,  M.D.;  Najeeb  Bouziane, 
M.D.;  Jules  Brahy,  M.D.;  Jean-Louis  Brunet,  M.D. 
J-Ernest  Cabana,  M.D.;  Georges-Etienne  Cartier, 
M.D.;  Gerard  Casgrain,  M.D.;  Roger  Champoux, 
M.D.;  Jean  Charbonneau,  M.D.;  Jean-Paul  Cholette, 
M.D.;  Alfred  Cirrous,  MD.;  Francois  Cloutier,  MD.; 
Georges  Cloutier,  M.D.;  Roland  Cloutier,  M.D.; 
M.D.;  Georges  Cousineau,  M.D.;  Alphonse  Dan- 
sereau,  M.D.;  Paul  David,  M.D.;  Roland  Decarie, 
L6on  Derome,  M.D.;  Laurier-Ren6  Dionne,  M.D.; 
Antoine  D’lorio,  Ph.D. ;  Paul  Dontigny,  M.D.,  Ph.D. ; 
Marius  Dubeau,  M.D.;  Hector  Dubuc,  M.D.;  Gferard 
Ducharme,  M.D.;  Joseph  Duplessis,  M.D.;  Jacques 
Durivage,  M.D.;  Marcel  Ferron,  M.D.;  Jean-Paul 
Foisy,  M.D.;  Claude  Fortier,  M.D.,  Ph.D.;  Guy 
Fortin,  M.D.;  Gabriel  Fournier,  M.D.;  Lionel  Four¬ 
nier,  M.D.;  Maurice  Gagnier,  M.D.;  Edouard  Gag¬ 
non,  M.D.;  Jacques  Gagnon,  M.D.;  R6al  Gagnon; 
Roger  Gari^py,  M.D.;  Roger  Gareau,  M.D.;  Jacques 
Gauthier  M.D.;  Louis-Joseph  Gauthier,  M.D.; 
Lucien  Galinas,  M.D.;  Robert  Genest,  M.D.;  Robert 
Gianetto,  Ph.D.;  Herve  Gibeault,  M.D.;  Gustave 
Gingras,  M.D.;  Fernand  Gr^goire,  M.D.;  Jean 
Grignon,  M.D.;  Ren4  Grignon,  M.D.;  Paul  Guertin, 
M.D.;  Francois  Henry,  M.D.;  Gilles  Huard,  M.D.; 
Fernand  Joncas,  M.D.;  L<5on  Journet,  M.D.;  Adrien 
Lambert,  M.D.;  Armand  Lamothe,  M.D.;  Louis 
Lamoureux,  M.D.;  Marcel  Lamoreux,  M.D.;  Paul- 
Maurice  Lariviere,  M.D.;  Valmore  Latraverse,  M.D.; 
Ruben  Laurier,  M.D.;  Simon  Louze  M.D.;  Georges 
Leclerc,  M.D.;  Maurice  Legani,  M.D.;  Leonard 
Legault,  M.D.;  Jean-Louis  L6ger,  M.D.;  I  lerve 
Legrand,  M.D.;  Roger  R.  Lemieux,  M.D.;  Claude 
Leonard,  M.D.;  Rend  Leticnne;  Antonio  Ldveide, 
M.D.;  Leopold  Long,  M.D.;  Madeleine  Longtin, 
M.D.;  Marcel  Longtin,  M.D.;  Andr6  Mackay,  M.D.; 
Willie  Major,  M.D.;  Arthur  Manseau,  M.D.;  Omer 
Manseau,  M.D.;  Pierre  Marion,  M.D.;  Almanzor 
Marsolais,  M.D.;  J. -Alcide  Martel,  M.D.;  Paul 
Martin,  M.D.;  Bernard  Martineau,  M.D.;  Charles 
Mathieu,  M.D.;  Gaspard  Morin,  M.D.;  Gerard 
Morin,  M.D.;  Charles  Ouimet,  M.D.;  Andrd 
Parenteau,  M.D.;  Roland  Pellerin,  M.D.;  Lucien 
Perron,  M.D.;  Jean  Piette,  M.D.;  Louis  Poirier, 
M.D.,  Ph.D.;  Jean  Prud’homme,  M.D.;  Guy  R&nil- 
lard,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Plector  Ricard,  M.D.;  Rosario 
Robillard,  M.D.;  Romeo  Rochette,  M.D.;  Ren6 
Rolland,  M.D.;  Ren<5  Roux,  M.D.;  Edmond 
Sansregret,  M.D.;  Fernand  S£guin,  M.D.;  Louis- 
Paul  S&iecal,  M.D.;  Roland  Simard,  M.D.;  Sorin 
Soneau,  M.D.;  Gerard  Saint-Onge,  M.D.;  Lucien 
Sylvestre,  M.D.;  J.-Paul  Theriault,  M.D.;  Jacques 
Tremblay,  M.D.;  Hermile  Trudel,  M.D.;  Pierre 
Turgeon,  M.D.;  Arthur  Valine,  M.D.;  Ivan  Valine, 
M.D.;  Julio  Vasquez,  M.D.;  Louis  Venne,  M.D.; 
Marcel  Verchelden,  M.D. 

INSTITUTE  OF  EXPERIMENTAL  MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY 

Director,  Dr.  Hans  Selye. 

INSTITUTE  OF  DIETETICS  AND  NUTRITION 

Directress,  Rachel  Beaudoin. 

SCHOOL  OF  MEDICAL  TECHNOLOGY 

Director,  Dr.  Roger  Beaulieu. 


SCHOOL  OF  PHYSIOTHERAPY  AND 
OCCUPATIONAL  THERAPY 

Director — Dr.  Gustave  Gingras. 

FACULTY  OF  PHILOSOPHY 
Dean,  Rev.  Louis-M.  Regis,  O.P.,  D.Ph.,  S.Th.L.; 
Vice-Dean,  Rev.  Louis  Lachance,  O.P.,  D.Ph., 
S.Th.M.;  Secretary,  M.  Lucien  Martinelli,  p.S.-S., 

L. Ph.;  Professors,  Vianney  Decarie,  D.Ph.;  Rev. 
Louis  Lachance,  O.P.;  Rev.  Albert  M.  Landry,  O.P., 
D.Ph.,  S.Th.L.;  Lucien  Martinelli,  p.S.-S.,  Rev.  Louis- 

M.  Regis,  O.P.;  Rev.  Alphonse  Sylvestre,  C.S.V., 
D.Ph.;  Rev.  Raymond-M.  Voyer,  O.P.,  S.Th.L.; 
Assoc.  Professor,  Paul  Lacoste,  L.Ph.,  D.  de  l’U. 
Paris;  Rev.  Benoit  M.  Lacroix,  S.Th.L.,  Scientt. 
Mediew.D. ;  Assist.  Professors,  Michel  Ambacher, 

L. Ph.  L.es  lett.  phil;  Yvon  Blanchard,  D.Ph.;  Rev. 
Louis  B.  Geiger,  O.P.,  S.Th.L.,  D.Ph.;  Victor  Hincz; 
Mrs.  Monique  Lortie  Lussier,  P.Bh.,  M.A.  (psy¬ 
chology);  H.  Irinde  Marrou,  Ag.  d’histoire,  D.  es 
Lettres,  U.  de  France;  Andrew  G.  O'Connor,  B.Sc., 

M. A.,  Ph.D.;  Paul  Vignaux;  Father  Stephen  Wier- 
cinski,  D.Th.,  L.Ph. 

MEDIAEVAL  STUDIES  INSTITUTE 
Director,  Rev.  Th.-Andr4  Audet,  O.P.,  S.Th.L., 
L.Th.;  Professors,  Rev.  Th, -Andre  Audet,  O.P., 
S.Th.L.,  L.Th.;  Vianney  Decarie,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev. 
Albert- M. Landry, O.P.,  S.Th.L.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  Antonin 
Papillon,  O.P.,  S.Th.L.,  D.Th.;  Rev.  Louis-M.  R6gis, 
O.P.,  S.Th.M.  (Le  Saulchoir)  Ph.D.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors,  Rev.  Camille  B6rub6,  O.F.M.,  Cap.,  Lecteur 
et  Docteur  en  philosophic;  Rev.  Benoit-M.  Lacroix, 
O.P.,  S.Th.L.,  Scientt.  Medievv.  D.;  Rev.  Paul-M. 
Pilon,  O.P.,  S.Th.L.,  Jur.  Can.  Lie.;  Assistant  Pro- 
fesors,  Jules  Bazin,  Litt.L.;  Chaim  Denburg,  Ph.D.; 
Miss  Andr6e  Desautels;  Mrs.  Jacques  Fichet;  Rev. 
Raymond-M.  Gigudre,  O.P.,  Scientt.  Medievv.  Lie.; 
Dipl,  bibl.;  L.  V.  Randall. 

INSTITUTE  OF  PSYCHOLOGY 
Director.  Rev.  Noel  Mailloux,  O.P.,  S.Th.L., 
D.Ph.;  Professors,  Rev.  Noel  Mailloux,  O.P.;  Rev. 
Adrien  Pinard,  c.S.-V.,  S.Th.L.,  D.Ps.;  Associate 
penjessors,  G.-L.  Barbeau,  D.Ps.;  Rev.  Julien  Beau- 
soleil  c  S.-V.,  S.Th.L.,  D.Ps.;  David  Belanger,  M.A., 

L. Ps’;  Mrs.  Gabrielle  Clerk,  D.Ph.(Ps-),  L.Ps.;  Mrs. 
Vianney  Decarie,  L.Ps.;  Guy  Lavoie,  L.Ps.;  Andrd 
Lussier,  L.Ps.;  Rev.  Bernard  Mailhiot,  O.P.,  S.Th.L., 

M. A.;  J.-E.  Alexandre  Marcotte,  M.D.;  Assistant 
Professors.  Jean-Marie  Beauchemin,  L.Ps.;  Guy  Du- 
breuil,  M.A. ;  Wolfgang  Luthe,  M.D.;  Rev.  Dominique 
H.  Salman,  O.P.,  S.Th.L.,  D.Ph. 

FACULTY  OF  LETTERS 
Dean,  Canon  Arthur  Sideleau,  Litt.L.,  (Sorbonne); 
Vice-Dean,  Guy  Fr6gault,  Litt.L.,  Ph.D.;  Secretary, 
Jean  Iloupert,  M.A.,  Litt.D.  . 

Professors,  Pierre  Dagenais  L. Sc. Com.,  Litt.L. 
(Paris),  Docteur  de  l’U.  Grenoble,  Director  of  the 
Institute  of  Geography;  Jan  De  Groot,  Litt.  D.; 
Director  of  the  Department  of  Ancient  Languages 
and  Literature;  F.  Theodore  Donaradzki,  L.Ph., 
Litt  D.,  Director  of  the  Department  of  Slavonic 
Studies;  Guy  Frdgault,  Litt.L.,  Ph.D.,  Director  of 
the  Institute  of  History;  Thomas  Greenwood  M.A  , 
Litt.L.,  Litt.D.,  D.Sc.,  Director  of  the  Depart- 
ment  of  English  Language  and  Literature;  Jean 
Houpert  M.A.,  Litt.L.;  Director  of  Summer  Courses, 
Canon  Arthur  Sideleau,  Litt.L.,  Director  of  the 
Department  of  French  Language  and  Literature; 
Jean-Paul  Vinay,  Litt.L. (Paris),  M.A.,  Ag.de  1  U  de 
France,  Director  of  the  Department  of  Linguistics 
Philology  and  Phonetics;  Associate  Professors,  Rev. 
Pierre  Angers,  S.J.,  Litt.D.;  Waclaw  Babinski 
D.S.P.;  Benoit  Brouillette,  L.Sc.Com.,  Docteur  de 
l’U  de  Paris;  Michel  Brunet,  L.Sc.Soc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Alfonso  Carderera,  LL.L.;  Robert  Garry,  LL.L  ;  Rev 
Antonin  Papillon,  O.P.,  D.Th.  (Ang&que) ;  Maunce 
S£guin,  Litt.L.,  Litt.D.;  Abb6  Michel  Zaleski,  D.Ph 
Assistant  Professors,  Richard -Bergeron  .M.A 
Thomas  Birch,  M.A.,  D.Ped.;  Abb<§  Ren.5  Charbon 
neau,  dip.  phonetics;  Roland  Chauvin,  Lltt.L. 
Bernard  Chouinard;  Roger  Duhamel,  B.A.,  Rev 
Ernest  Gagnon,  S.J.,  Litt.L.;  Miss  Helene  Germain 
Litt.L.;  Boris  Corelofi,  B.A.;  Jaroslav  Havelka, 
D.Ph.;  Joseph  Kirscbaum,  LL.D.,  M.A.;  Camille 
La verdi 6re;  Abb6  Amable  Lemoine  Litt.L.,  Litt.Li., 
Victor  Litwinovicz,  Litt.L.,  Litt.D.;  Rev.  Coniad 


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Morin,  O.F.M.,  Doctor  of  History,  O.F.M.;  Miss 
IMdne  MacPeak,  B.A.;  Edward  J.  McCracken,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  J.  Arthur  Murphy,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Mrs,  J.-J. 
Penverne;  Louis  Rabcewicz-Zubrowski,  Magister 
juris,  LL.D.;  Pierre  Radwanski,  L.Ph.,  D.Sc.;  L.-V. 
Randall;  Georges  Roussow;  D.Ph.;  Francois  Saad, 
D.Ph.;  Mieczslaw  Sangowicz,  D.Ph.;  Alain  Thiessen, 
M.A.,  B.A.;  Casimir  Truska,  LL.L.,  M.A.;  Andrea 
Valentino,  Litt.D.;  Walter  N.  Vickeri,  M.A.;  Emile 
Walter,  D.S.P. 

FACULTY  OF  SCIENCE 
Dean,  Pierre  Dansereau,  B.Sc.A.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Vice-Dean,  Abel  Gauthier,  L.Sc.,  M.A.,  Director  of 
the  Institute  of  Mathematics;  Secretary,  Paul  Lorrain, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Professors,  Roger  Barr6,  B.pharm., 
L.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  Jules  Brunei,  L.Sc.;  Pierre  Dansereau, 
Director  of  the  Institute  of  Botany;  Pierre  Demers, 
L.Sc.,  M.Sc  ,  D.Sc.,  F.R.S.C.;  Abel  Gauthier,  Roger 
Gauthier,  L.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  Abb6  Ovila  Fournier,  L.Sc.; 
Lonel  Lemay,  M.Sc.;  L6on  Lortie,  L.Sc.,  D.Sc., 
F.R.S.C.;  Lucien  Pich6,  L.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Director  of  the 
Institute  of  Chemistry;  Henri  Prat,  L.Sc.,  D.Sc.; 
Edouard  Pag6,  L.Sc. A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Director, 
of  the  Institute  of  Biology  and  Zoology;  Marcel 
Rouault,  L.Sc.,  D.Sc.,  Director  of  the  Institute  of 
Physics;  Associate  Professors,  Jean-R.  Beaudry, 

L. Sc.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Raymond  B61air,  L.Sc.,  M.Sc.; 
Edmond-R.  Bellemare,  L.Sc.;  Louis-Philippe  Bou- 
thillier,  L.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Roland  Brossard,  L.Sc., 

M. Sc.;  Marcel  Cailloux,  L.Sc.;  Paul  Cartier,  L.Sc.; 
Joseph  Demers,  L.Sc.;  Maurice  L’Abb6.  L.Sc.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Rev.  Gerard  Labont<5,  S.J.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  L.Sc.; 
Paul  Lorrain,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Gustave  Provost,  L.Sc.; 
Marcel  Rinfret,  L.Sc.;  Brother  Adrien  Robert,  e.S.V., 

L. Sc.ped.,  D.Sc.;  Ernest  Rouleau.  L.Sc.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Marcel  Tiphane,  B.Sc.A.,  I.M.,  M.Sc.; 
Assistant  Professors,  Marcel  Bourgon,  L.Sc.,  M.Sc., 
D.Sc.;  Andr6  Champagne,  L.Sc.;  Hubert  Daoust, 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Jean-Marie  Demers,  L.Sc.A.,  D.Sc.; 
Henri  Favre,  Ing.chim.,  D.Sc.;  Geoffrey  Fox,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Walter  Heumann,  D.Sc.;  Jean  Maranda, 
B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Francois  Munier,  L.Sc., 

M. A.;  Roland  Rivest,  B.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  Jacques  Saint- 
Pierre,  L.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Camille  Sandorfy,  D.Sc 

FACULTY  OF  DENTAL  SURGERY 
Dean,  Ernest  Charron,  D.D.S.;  Vice-Dean,  Paul 
Geoffrion,  D.D.S. ;  Secretary,  Jean-Paul  Lussier, 
D.D.S.,  L.Sc.;  Professors,  James-Lane  Charpentier, 
B.L.,  D.D.S. ;  Earnest  Charron,  D.D.S.,  F.I.C.D., 
F.A.C.D.,  F.D.S.R.C.,  Eng.,  F.D.S.R.C.S.,  Edin.; 
Gerard  deMontigny,  D.D.S.,  M.Sc.,  F.I.C.D.; 
Gustave  Gauthier,  D.D.S.,  F.A.C.D.;  Paul  Geoffrion, 
D.D.S.,  F.I.C.D.,  F.A.C.D.;  Adolphe  L’Archeveque, 
D.D.S.;  Associate  Professors,  Conrad  Archambault, 
B.L.,  D.D.S.,  M.Sc.;  Julien  Bussi^res,  D.D.S.;  G.- 
HervSDaschenes,  D.D.S.;  Jean-Noel  Fontaine,  D.D.S.; 
Armand  Fortier,  D.D.S.,  F.I.C.D.;  Jean-Paul 

Lachapelle,  D.D.S.;  Jean  Nadeau,  D.D.S.;  Camille 
Pateneaude,  DD.S.;  Robert  Pelletier,  FRSA.  (Eng.) 
Gdrald-A.  Racey,  D.D.S.,  F.A.C.D.;  Antoine  Ray¬ 
mond,  D.D.S.;  IL-Mtidiiric  Robichaud,  D.D.S.; 
Vincent  Tremblay,  D.D.S.;  Jean-Paul  Trottier, 
D.D.S.,  M.Sc.;  Assistant  Professors,  J.  C.  Bouillon, 
D.D.S.,  Moise  Clermont,  M.D.,  Armand  Genest, 
M.D.,  D.D.S.;  Georges  Pelletier,  D.D.S.;  Georges 
Perreault,  D.D.S.;  Jean  Yergeau,  D.D.S. 

FACULTY  OF  PHARMACY 
Dean,  Alfred  F.  Larose;  Vice-Dean,  Marius 
Ldtourneau;  Secretaire,  Roger  Barr6,  B.Pharm,  D.Sc.; 
Professors,  Jules  Labarre,  B.Pharm.,  D.Sc.,  Alfred-F. 
Larose,  B.Pharm.,  D.Pharm.;  Marius  Ldtourneau, 
B.Pharm.;  Associate  Professors,  Roger  Larose, 
B.Pharm.;  E-Adonai  Martin,  L.Pharm.,  M.Sc.; 
Rosaire  Plourde,  B.Pharm.;  Paul  Riopel.,  M.Sc.; 
Assistant  Professors,  Robert  Bourdon;  Emile  Coderre; 
Bernard  Geoffrion;  Roger  Lord;  Roger  Latour; 
Hubert  Martel. 

FACULTY  OF  POLITICAL  AND 
SOCIAL  SCIENCES 

Dean  Esdras  Minville;  Vice-Dean,  Hon.  s^nateur 
Ltion  Mercier  Gouin;  Secretary,  Gerard  Lemieux; 
Professors,  Jean  Bruchdsi,  LL.L.,  D.S.P.,  dip.  Sc.pol., 
F.R.S.C.;  Roger  Dehem,  D.Sc.6eon.,  L. Sc.pol.  et  soc., 
L.Sc.com.  et  fin.;  Hon.  L6on  Mercier-Gouin,  LL.D., 
L>.S,P,,  F.R.S.C.;  Rev.  Andr^-Marie  Guillemette, 


O.P.,  LL.L.,  L.Th.,  L.S.P.;  Francois  V6zina. 

L. Sc.com.,  dip. Sc.pol.,  D.S.P. ;  also  other  Instructors, 

DEPARTMENT  OF  INDUSTRIAL  RELATIONS 

A/Director,  Louis-Philippe  Brizard. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  SOCIAL  WORK 

Director,  Rev.  Andr^-Marie  Guillemette,  P.O. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  ECONOMICS 

A/Director,  Roger  Dehem. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  SOCIOLOGY 

A/Director,  Norbert  Lacoste. 

SCHOOL  OF  HYGIENE 
Dean,  Armand  Frappier,  M.D.,  L.Sc.;  Vice-Dean, 
Ad^lard  Groulx,  M.D.,  M.P.H.;  Secretary,  Jules 
Gilbert,  M.D.  D.H.P. ;  Professors,  Gabrielle  Char- 
bonneau,  I.H.L.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  J. -Henri  Charbonneau, 
B.A.,  M.D. ;  A.  Roger  Foley,  B.L.,  M.D.,  Dr.  H.P.; 
Armand  Frappier.  B.A.,  M.D.,  L.Sc.;  Jules  Gilbert, 
B.A.,  M.D.,  D.H.P.;  Ad^lard  Groulx,  M.D.,  M.H.P. 
(E.),  F.A.P.H.A. ;  T.-J.  LafreniSre,  I.C.,  B.Sc.A., 

M. Sc.;  Maurice  Panisset,  B.A.,  D.V.  (Alfort,  France), 
M.V.  (h.c.,  U.  de  M.);  Lucien  Plante,  B.A.,  L.Ped., 

L. Sc.S.,  M.A.,  M.H.P.;  J. -Ernest  Sylvestre,  B.Sc., 

M. D.,  D.H.P.;  Ferdinand-J.  Tourangeau,  B.A., 

M.D.,  D.H.P.,  C.H.P.;  Antoine-B.  Valois,  B.A., 
M.D.,  M.H.P.;  Associate  Professors,  Jacques  Arch¬ 
ambault,  B.A.,  I.Ch.,  D.Sc. A.;  Bernard  Beaupr6, 
B.A.,  B.Sc.A.,  I.P.,  M.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.;  Georges  Bour- 
bonnais,  I.C.,  B.Sc.A.;  J.-A.  Brien,  M.D.,  M.H.P. ; 
Gustave  Charest,  M.D.,  D.P.H.,  M.P.H. ;  Lucille 
Cotd  I.H.L.,  B.A.,  L.S.P.;  Ren<5  Cyr,  B.A.,  I.C., 
B.Sc.A.;  Lionel  Fort6  B.  Pharm.  L.Sc.,  M.Sc.;  Paul 
Genest,  D.M.V.,  D.Sc.  nat.;  Alice  Girard,  B.Sc., 
M.A.;  Auguste  Landreville,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.H.P.;, 
J.-E.-  Alexandre  Marcotte,  M.D.;  Sarto  Plamondon, 
I.C.,  B.Sc.A.,  M.Sc.;  Bertrand  Primeau,  B.A.,  M.D. 
M.P.H. ;  Assistant  Professors,  J. -Ralph  Boutin,  B.A., 
M.D.;  _  Vytautas  Pavilanis,  M.D.,  Diplomes  de 
s^rologie  et  d’h^matologie  et  certificat  de  micro- 
biologie. 

INSTITUTE  OF  MICROBIOLOGY  AND  HYGIENE 

Director,  Dr.  Armand  Frappier. 

FACULTY  OF  MUSIC 

Dean,  Clement  Morin,  p.S.-S.;  Vice-Dean,  Auguste 
Descarries;  Secretary,  Jean  Papineau-Couture,  Profes¬ 
sors,  Franchise  Aubut;  Claude  Champagne;  Albert 
Cornellier;  Auguste  Descarries;  abb6  Elzlar  Fortier; 
Fernand  Graton;  Horace  Leclerc;  Conrad  Letendre; 
Marcel  Laurencelle;  Jules  Martel,  O.M.I.;  Clement 
Morin,  p.S.-S.;  Rev.  Antonin  Papillion,  O.P.;  Jean 
Papineau-Couture;  Charlemagne  S6guin,  p.S.-S.; 
Georges-Emile  Tanguay;  Jean  Vallerand. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS 

Dean,  Georges  Perras,  p.S.-S.;  Vice-Dean,  Rev. 
Father  Alfred  LavalRe,  c.S-C.;  Secretary,  Abb6  L6o 
Sansouey;  435  professors,  25  colleges  for  boys — 8 
colleges  for  girls. 

AFFILIATED  SCHOOLS 

Polytechnical  School  ( Engineering ) — Director,  Henri 
Gaudefroy;  Secretary,  Jacques  Laurence,  81  professors. 

School  of  Optometry — Dean,  J.  Armand  Messier, 
O.D.;  Secretary,  Edgar  Lussier,  O.D.;  26  professors. 

School  of  High  Commercial  Studies — Director, 
Esdras  Minville,  Secretary,  Pierre  Ste.  Marie;  67 
professors. 

Oka  Agricultural  Institute — Director,  Rev.  Norbert, 

O. C.S.O.;  Secretary,  Rev.  Donat,  O.C.S.O.;  46 
professors. 

School  of  Veterinary  Medicine  of  the  Province  of 
Quebec — Director,  Gustave  Labelle,  D.V.M.;  Secretary, 
Jacques  Saint-Georges,  D.V.M.;  31  professors. 

Institut  Marguerite  d'  Youville  (Nursing  School) — 
Directress,  Sister  Denise  Lefebvre;  Secretary,  Sister 
Luci&nne  Allard;  32  professors. 

Normal  Secondary  School — Director,  Georges  Perras, 

P. S.S.;  25  professors. 

Pedagogical  Institute  C.N.D. — Directress,  Sister 
Sainte-Madeleine-du-Coeur;  59  professors. 

Saint  Georges  Pedagogical  Institute — Director, 
Brother  Luc;  10  professors. 

Home  Living  Pedagogy  Institute — Directress,  Sister 
Marie-Donalda,  S.N.J.M.;  32  professors. 

ANNEXED  SCHOOLS 

Pius  XI  Institute  ( annexed  of  the  Faculty  of  Theology ) 
— Director ,  J.  B.  Desrosiers,  P.S.S.,  21  professors. 


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561 


Schools  of  Music  (5);  79  professors. 

Home  Economics  Schools,  (8),  26  professors. 

School  of  Tourism — Director;  Fernand  Delhaes; 
10  professors. 

Lassalle  Conservatory — Director;  Georges  Landreau ; 
6  professors. 

School  of  Bibliotheconomy — Director;  L6o-Paul 
Desrosiers;  17  professors. 

Institute  of  Translation — Directress,  Jeanne  Gr6- 
goire,  6  professors. 

OTHER  ORGANIZATIONS 

Radium  Institute:  for  research  into,  and  allevia¬ 
tion  of,  the  malady  of  Cancer,  in  collaboration  with 
the  Quebec  Provincial  Government.  Director ,  Dr. 
Orig6ne  Dufresne. 

Institut  Scientifique  Franco-Canadien: — In  collabo¬ 
ration  with  the  Provincial  Government  and  the 
French  Government.  Executive  Committee — Presi¬ 
dent,  H.  Ir6n6e  Marrou;  President  for  Canada, 
M.  Marcel  Faribault,  LL.D.; 

Association  canadienne-francaise  pour  Vavancement 
des  sciences — President,  L6o  Marion. 

Montreal  Diocesan  Theological  College 

In  association  with  McGill  University 
FACULTY  OF  DIVINITY 
3473  University  Street,  Montreal,  Que. 
President,  Rt.  Rt.  Rev.  John  Dixon,  D.D.;  Vice- 
President,  the  Venerable  A.  P.  Gower-Rees,  M.C., 
M.A.,  D.C.L.;  Principal,  Rev.  R.  H.  L.  Slater,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Warden,  Rev.  K.  H.  Rogers,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Chaplain . Regist¬ 

rar,  Rev.  O.  W.  Howard,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Honorary 
Treasurer,  Mostyn  Lewis. 

FACULTY 

Rev.  R.  H.  L.  Slater,  M.A.  (Cantab.),  Ph.D.;  Rev. 
H.  H.  Walsh,  M.A.,  S.T.M.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  K.  H. 
Rogers,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  A.  S.  Dewdney,  M.A., 
B.D.;  Rev.  A.  R.  George,  D.D.;  S.  Drummond  Wolff, 
Mus.  D.;  Miss  F.  A.  Filer,  and  members  of  the  McGill 
University  Faculty  of  Divinity. 

Moose  Jaw  Bible  College 

MOOSE  JAW,  8ABK. 

Principal,  Rev.  W.  D.  Kinney,  B.Sc. 

( School  maintained  by  the  Free  Methodist  Church ) 

Mount  Allison  University 

SACKVILLE,  NEW  BBUNSWICK 

Founded  1840 

Officers — President,  The  Rev.  William  Thomas  Ross 
Flemington,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  B.Paed,  D.D.,  LL.D.; 
Vice-President,  H.  W.  McKiel,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  LL.D., 
M.E.I.C.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts,  Rev.  Arthur  J. 
Ebbutt,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Th.D.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Science,  Frank  L.  West,  M.A.,  D.Sc.,  M.E.LC.; 
Registrar,  Christine  Maclnnes,  B.A.;  Librarian, 
Laurie  M.  Allison,  B.A.,  B.L.S.;  Dean  of  Men, 
Donald  W.  McLauchlan,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Dean  of 
Women,  Mrs.  Anne  Dickson,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Director 
Alumini  and  Public  Relations,  Robert  Inch,  B.A., 
Treasurer,  J.  A.  Wheeler;  Director,  Extension  De¬ 
partment,  D.  G.  G.  Kerr,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Professors — Biology  and  Bacteriology,  W.  B.  Stall¬ 
worthy,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Chemisty,  Arnold  C.  Cuthbertson, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  D.  W.  MacLauchlan,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Classics,  J.  E.  A.  Crake,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Commerce, 
R.  Mattessich,  B.A.,  D.Sc.;  Education,  H.  D.  Sou- 
tham,  B.A.,  D.  Paed.;  Engineering,  Frank  L.  West, 
M.A.,  D.Sc.,  M.E.I.C. ;  R.  A.  Boorne,  B.A.  Sc.; 
English,  L.  A.  Duchemin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  C.  F.  MacRae, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  French,  Allan  MacBeth,  M.A.;  Geology, 
D.  H.  Williamson,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Greek,  Hebrew,  Rev. 
A.  J.  Ebbutt,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Th.D.;  History,  D.  G.  G. 
Kerr,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  W.  S.  H.  Crawford, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Philosophy,  C.  A.  Baxter,  M.  A.,  Ph.D.; 
Physics,  D.  G.  MacGregor,  M.A.;  D.  P.  Crawford, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Psychology,  J.  A.  Tuck,  M.A. 

Assistant  Professors — Chemistry,  L.  R.  C.  Barclay, 
M.Sc.;  Economics,  Sociology  and  Political  Science, 
W.  B.  Cunningham,  A.M.;  H.  G.  Thorburn,  A.M.; 
Ian  L.  Campbell,  M.A.;  Engineering,  J.  G.  Wright, 
B  Sc.,  D.  L.  S.;  L.  D.  Tufts,  B.Sc.,  B.  Eng’g.;  English, 
George  H.  Thomson,  M.A...  Ph.D.;  Geology,  Clifford 


M.  Allen,  M.Sc.;  History,  P.  A.  Lockwood,  M.A.; 
Mathematics,  W.  A.  Glenn,  B.A.  Also  Lecturers  and 
Instructors. 

Mount  Allison  Conservatory  of  Music — 
Director,  Howard  Brown,  B.A.,  Mus.B.;  Piano, 
Carleton  W.  Elliott,  B.Mus.,  Evron  Kinsman,. 
Mus.  B.,  Mary  E.  Bell,  L.R.S.M.;  Organ,  A.  G 
Patterson,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Geoffrey  Payzant,  B.A., 
M.A.,  L.R.S.M.;  Voice,  Dorothy  Allen,  Mus.B.; 
Genevieve  Archibald,  B.Mus.;  Violin,  Philip  Downs, 
B.A.;  Public  School  Music,  Mrs.  L.  Spurr. 

School  of  Fine  and  Applied  Arts — Director, 
Lawren  Harris,  A.R.C.A.,  O.S.A.;  Assistant  Professor, 
Alex  Colville,  B.F.A.;  Instructor,  Edward  B.  Pulford, 
B.F.A.;  Director  of  Applied  Art,  Ellis  Roulston,  B.A.; 
Assistants  in  Applied  Art,  Max  Roulston,  B.A.;  Sarah 
Stuart  Hart. 

Dept,  of  Physical  Education — Physical  Direc¬ 
tors,  Major  H.  W.  McCormack,  Rosamund  Crocker. 
Also  Assistants. 

Massey  Treble  School  of  Home  Economics — 
Director,  Doris  Runciman,  B.S.,  M.A.;  Associate 
Assistant  Professor,  Christine  M.  Cavanagh,  B.Sc., 
M.A.  Also  Lecturers. 

Director,  Doris  Runciman,  B.S.,  M.A.;  Assistan 
Professor,  Christine  M.  Cavanagh,  B.Sc.,  M.A. 


Mount  Royal  College 

CALGARY,  ALTA. 

Principal,  John  H.  Garden,  B.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.; 
Vice-Principal,  W.  J.  Collett,  M.A.,  B.D.;  Science 
R.  W.  McCready,  M.Sc.;  Richard  Whitwell,  M.Sc.; 
O.  Deutsch,  B.Sc.;  L.  Richards,  M.A.;  Social  Science, 
John  A.  Brown,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Mathematics,  E.  Loft- 
house,  M.A.;  S.  G.  Gorokan,  B.Sc.;  A.  T.  Thompson, 
B.Ed.;  English,  O.  A.  Kelly,  M.A.;  Mrs.  L.  E.  Will- 
mott,  M.A.;  James  S.  MacKay,  M.A.;  French  and 
Latin,  A.  A.  Ariano,  M.A.;  Biology,  Phyllis  Hardy, 
D.V.M.;  Commercial  Department,  J.  W.  Hepburn; 
Director,  Laurel  K.  Kemick,  Mrs.  Edna  Powell. 

Conservatory  of  Music,  Harold  Ramsay,  L.Mus. 
(McGill),  F.T.C.L.,  Director-,  Leonard  H.  Leacock, 
L.R.S.M.,  A.T.C.M.;  Phyllis  Mortimer-Szeliga; 

Mary  Munn,  L.R.A.M.;  George  Benbow,  L.R.S.M.; 
Hazel  Olsen,  A.T.C.M.;  Queens  V.  Hawke,  A.T.C.M.; 
John  S.  Bach,  A.R.C.M.,  L.R.A.M.;  Clare  Robinson 
Sibley;  Louis  Augade;  Robert  Ingles;  William  Ingles; 
Dale  Humpherys;  Leona  Flegal  Paterson,  A.T.C.M.; 
Sonia  Wranka;  Ronald  Senkow;  Kenneth  Robson; 
J.  Clark;  Director,  Department  of  Speech  and  Drama: 
Harold  M.  Paterson,  A.T.C.M.;  Mrs.  J.  Cormack. 

Registrar,  W.  G.  M.  Rae;  Dean  of  Women,  Mrs. 
Alice  Weir,  A.T.C.M.;  Dean  of  Men,  L.  E.  Willmott, 
B.A. Sc.,  M.A.;  Physical  Training  and  Sports  Director, 
Allan  J.  Buttle,  B.Sc. 

Mount  St.  Bernard  College  and  Academy 

ANTIGONISH,  N.S. 

Affiliated  with  St.  Francis  Xavier  University 
President  of  Faculty,  Sister  St.  Winnefride,  Superior; 
Dean  of  Women,  Sister  St.  Mary  Philip  of  Sion,  M.A.; 
Dean  of  Home  Economics,  Sister  St.  Andrew,  B.Sc.; 
Dean  of  Studies,  Sister  St.  Michael,  Ph.D.;  Principal 
of  Secretarial  School,  Sister  St.  Mary  Donald,  M.A.; 
Principal  of  the  Academy,  Sister  St.  Raymond  of  the 
Rosary,  M.A .-, Principal,  School  of  Music,  Sister  St. 
Michael  of  the  Eucharist,  M.Mus.;  Principal,  School 
of  Art,  Sister  St.  Angela,  B.A.,  A.T.L.;  Principal, 
School  of  Pottery,  Sister  St.  Philip,  A.T.L.;  Librarian, 
Sister  St.  Francesca,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 


Mount  Saint  Vincent  College,  Halifax,  N.S. 

(A  Catholic  College  for  Women) 

Officers  of  Administration — President,  Sister  Francis 
l’ Assisi,  Ph.D.;  Dean,  Sister  Frances  Carmel,  L.M.S., 
>h.D.;  Registrar,  Sister  Anna  Gertrude,  M.A. 
librarian.  Sister  Francis  de  Sales,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Officers  of  Instruction — Sister  Marie  Agnes,  M.A., 
Jh.D.,  English;  Sister  Anna  Gertrude,  M.A.,  Mathe¬ 
matics;  Sister  M.  Berchmans,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Latin; 
Sister  Maria  Catherine,  M.A.,  Sister  Mary  James, 
3h.D.,  Education;  Sister  Elizabeth  Clare,  B.Sc., 
A. Sc.,  Home  Economics,  (Clothing  and  Textiles); 
Sister  Ellen  Francis,  B.A.,  M.C.S.,  Economics  and  Ac- 
ount  ing;  Sister  M.  Evelyn,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Chem- 
stry;  Sister  Francesl  Carmel,  M.A.,  L-M.S.,  Ph.D., 
Philosophy  and  Religion;  Sister  Francis  d’Assisi,.M.A... 


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[1956 


Ph.D.,  History;  Sister  John  Elizabeth,  B.A., 
M.S.S.W.,  Sociology;  Sister  Mary  Loyola,  M.Sc., 
Home  Economics  ( Diet  Therapy) ;  Sister  Irene  Therese, 
B.Sc.,  Home  Economics  ( Nutrition );  Sister  M.  Lua, 
B.A.,  M.Sc.  Biology;  Sister  Maura,  B.A.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  English;  Sister  Rose  Celestine,  Ph.D.,  French; 
Sister  Agnes  William,  M.A.,  Sociology  and  Economics; 
Sister  Irene  Marie,  M.Sc.,  Home  Economics:  Foods 
and  Nutrition;  Sister  Marion  Estelle,  R..N.,  M.Sc., 
Nursing  Education;  Sister  Robert  Bellarmine,  B.Mus., 
Director  of  Music;  Henri  Van  Ginkel,  LL.D.,  Litt. 
Hum.D.,  Locum  Tenens  Professor,  Classics,  History. 

School  of  Library  Science,  Sister  Francis  de  Sales, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Director,  Sister  Francis  Dolores,  M.L.S., 
Librarian;  Sister  James  Bernard,  M.L.S. 

Music  Teachers'  College 

London,  Ontario 

Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Western  Ontario 
Principal,  Dr.  Harvey  Robb;  Registrar,  Marjorie 
Thomas. 

National  Advisory  Council  on  School  Broadcasting 

Chairman,  Dr.  H.  P.  Moffat,  Deputy  Minister  of 
Education,  Nova  Scotia;  Secretary,  R.  S.  Lambert, 
Educational  Supervisor,  C.B.C.,  354  Jarvis  St., 
Toronto.  Includes  representatives  from  the  provincial 
Departments  of  Education,  Canadian  Teachers’  Fed¬ 
eration,  Canadian  Education  Association,  Conference 
of  Canadian  Universities,  Canadian  Association  of 
School  Trustees,  and  Canadian  Federation  of  Home 
and  School  Clubs. 

.  New  Brunswick,  University  ot 

FREDERICTON,  N.B. 

President  of  the  University  Corporation  and  Chairman 
of  the  Faculty,  Colin  B.  Mackay,  B.A.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 
Business  Manager,  B.  F.  Macaulay,  B.Sc. 

Bursar,  C.  L.  Mahan. 

Registrar ,  Edith  Gordon  MacLeod,  B.A. 

Director  of  Physical  Education,  Peter  C.  Kelly. 
Librarian,  Mrs.  Marjorie  Thompson. 

Professors — Biology ,  Charles  W.  Argue,  C.B.E., 
D.Sc.,  (Dean  of  Science);  Business  Administration, 
Edward  D.  Maher,  M.B.A.;  Chemistry,  Francis  J. 
Toole,  Ph.D.,  (Dean  of  Graduate  Studies);  Civil 
Engineering,  Earl  O.  Turner,  S.B.,  D.Sc.,  (Dean  of 
Engineering);  Classics,  R.  E.  D.  Cattley,  M.A.; 
Economics  and  Political  Science,  W.  Y.  Smith,  M.A.; 
Education,  Robert  J.  Love,  M.A.,  B.Paed.;  Electrical 
Engineering,  J.  O.  Dineen,  M.Sc.;  English,  W.  C.  D. 
Pacey,  Ph.D.;  Romance  Languages,  Allan  McAndrew, 
Docteur  de  1’ University  de  Paris;  Forestry,  J.  M. 
Gibson,  O.B.E.,  D.Sc.,  (Dean  of  Forestry);  L.  R. 
Scheult,  M.Sc.F.;  S.  L.  Pringle,  Ph.D.;  N.  Rae 
Brown,  M.A.;  H.  D.  Long,  B.Sc.;  Geology,  Graham 
S.  MacKenzie,  Ph.D.;  German,  Jean  Hubener,  Ph.D. 
History,  Alfred  G.  Bailey,  Ph.D.,  (Dean  of  Arts); 
Law,  J.  W.  Sears,  B.C.L.,  LL.D.,  George  F.  McAllis¬ 
ter,  M.A.,  LL.M.;  Mathematics,  F.  Rothberger,  Ph.D.; 
Mechanical  Engineering,  Eric  E.  Wheatley,  M.Sc.; 
Philosophy,  David  Lewis  Clark  Miller,  M.A.;  Physics, 
Allen  E.  Boone,  M.A.;  Psychology,  Florence  Snograss, 
Ph.D. 

Associate  Professors — Biology,  Althea  A.  Warren, 
Ph.D.,  H.  V.  Pritchard,  M.A.,  A.  R.  A.  Taylor,  B.A.; 
Chemistry,  Allan  P.  Stuart,  Ph.D.,  W.  I.  Taylor, 
Ph.D.;  Civil  Engineering,  Ira  M.  Beattie,  B.Sc., 
Howard  W.  MacFarlane,  B.Sc.,  Robert  H.  B.  Mc¬ 
Laughlin,  B.Sc.;  Albert  M.  Stevens,  B.Sc.;  Economics, 
.  .  .  . ;  Electrical  Engineering ,  Robert  J.  Collier, 
M.Sc.;  English,  Alec  M.  Lucas,  Ph.D.;  Forestry, 
W.  H.  Hilborn,  B.Sc.F.;  Geology,  A.  L.  McAllister, 
Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  L.  P.  Edwards,  M.A.,  Ralph  A. 
Staal,  Ph.D.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  Edward  W. 
Hagerman,  B.Sc.;  Physics,  J.  E.  Kennedy,  M.Sc.; 
Romance  Languages,  Mary  Louise  Whimster,  B.A. 

Assistant  Professor — Biology, . ; 

Chemistry,  Johannes  M.  Los,  Dr.  S. ;  Civil  Engineer¬ 
ing,  . Classics,  Mary  Ella 

Milham,  Ph.D.;  Economics  and  Politics,  Eugene 
Grasberg,  Ph.D.;  Hugh  Whalen,  M.A.;  Education, 
G.  F.  MacIntyre,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  Electrical  Engineer¬ 
ing,  R.  Q.  H.  Galbraith,  M.A.,  G.  Herbert  Loane, 
M.Sc.;  David  K.  Plummer,  B.Sc.;  English,  Frederick 
Cogswell,  Ph.D.;  Forestry,  Forrest  M.  Buckingham, 


M.F.,  John  D.  Irwin,  B.Sc.F.;  Geology,  Bilal  Riaz 

Husain,  M.Sc.;  German, . ; 

History  and  Anthropology,  James  K. Chapman,  Ph.D., 
Tom  F.  S.  McFeat,  M.A.;  Mathematics,  J.  E.  L.  Peck, 
Ph.D.;  Physics,  Ernest  Bauer,  Ph.D.,  Theodore 
Weiner,  Doctor  of  Physics;  Psychology,  Douglas  R. 
Pullman,  M.A.;  History,  L.  C.  Clarke,  M.A.;  Mech. 
Eng.,  F.  R.  Coleman,  B.Sc.;  Romance  Languages,  A. 
J.  Shaw,  B.A. 

Also  Lecturers. 

Special  Appointments — Research  Fellow  in  Biology, 
Bruce  S.  Wright,  M.Sc.;  Instructor  in  Chemistry, 
Nora  V.  Toole,  B.Sc.;  Extension  Forester,  Nelson 
Adams,  B.Sc. 

LAW  FACULTY— SAINT  JOHN,  N.B. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Hon.  W.  Henry  Harrison, 
D.S.O.,  LL.D. 

Professors  of  Law,  G.  A.  McAllister,  M.A.,  B.C.L.; 
J.  W.  Sears,  B.C.L.,  LL.D. 

Associate  Professor  of  Law,  Wm.  F.  Ryan,  LL.M. 
Lecturers,  Arthur  N.  Carter,  Q.C.,  M.A.,  B.C.L.; 

A.  B.  Gilbert,  Q.C.,  M.A.,  B.C.L.;  T.  Louis  Mc- 
Gloan,  Q.C.,  B.C.L.;  J.  Paul  Barry,  B.C.L.;  L.  G. 
Hoar,  B.A.,  B.C.L. ;  R.  D.  Kierstead,  B.A.,  B.C.L.; 
M.  Gerald  Teed,  Q.C.,  B.A.;  Donald  M.  Gillis,  B.A., 

B. C.L. ;  E.  R.  E.  Carter,  B.C.L. 

Registrar,  Mary-Louise  Lynch,  B.C.L. 


New  Brunswick  Teachers’  College 

FREDERICTON,  N.B. 

STAFF 

Director  of  Teacher  Training,  R.  H.  Chapman, 
M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.  W.  Wallace,  M.A.  (Principal); 
School  Management  and  Practice  Teaching  ( English 
Students),  Dr.  A.  M.  Anderson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Vice- 
Principal);  School  Law  and  Curriculum,  William 
Biden,  B.A.;  Primary  Methods  and  Practice  Teaching 
( French  Students),  Rose  Marie  Comeau;  English  to 
French-Speaking  Students,  Special  French,  Violette 
Comeau,  B.Paed.;  Arithmetic  Methods  and  Content, 
Arden  Doak,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Science  and  Special  Class 
in  Physics  and  Algebra,  Franklin  Gilmore,  B.Sc.; 
Art,  S.  D.  Healy,  B.F.A.;  Home  Economics,  Rheta 
Inch,  B.S.,  Beatrice  Mahoney,  B.Sc.;  Music,  Janis 
Kalnins;  Literature  ( English )  Intermediate  Reading, 
Thelma  Keirstead,  M.A.;  French  Grammar  and 
Composition  to  French-Speaking  Students,  Arithmetic 
Content,  Intermediate  Reading,  Romeo  LeBlanc,  B.A. 
B.Ed.;  French  to  English  Students,  Henri  Leger, 
B.A.;  Primary  Methods  ( English )  Intermediate 
Reading,  Helen  MacFarlane;  Health,  Katherine 
MacLaggan,  R.N.,  B.Sc.,  Apolline  Robichaud,  R.N.; 
Physical  Education,  A.  B.  Martin,  B.Sc.  (P.E.); 
French  Literature  to  French  Students,  Arithmetic 
Content,  Intermediate  Reading,  Dr.  Michaud,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Social  Studies,  Helen  A.  Millar;  School 
Management,  E.  A.  Skene,  M.A.;  English  Grammar 
and  Composition,  Dr.  M.  F.  Stewart,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Library  Science,  Eileen  Wallace,  B.A.,  B.L.Sc. 

Notre  Dame  College 

NELSON,  B.C. 

Affiliated  with  Gonzaga  University,  Spokane,  Wash. 

Chancellor,  Most  Rev.  Thomas  J.  McCarthy,  M.A., 
S.T.D.;  President,  Rev.  James  E.  Royce,  S.J.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  S.T.L.;  Registrar  and  Dean  of  Men,  Rev. 
LeRoy  McKenzie,  B.A.,  Hr.  Phil.;  Dean  of  Women , 
Miss  Janie  Stevenson,  L.R.A.M.,  L.G.S.M., 

A.L.A.M.;  Science,  T.  Harp,  M.Sc. 

Registrar,  Rev.  L.  R.  McKenzie,  B.A.;  Bursar 
Very  Rev.  R.  D.  Anderson,  A.C.B.A.;  Dean  of  Studies 
John  C.  Gallagher,  B.Ed.,  M.A. 


Nova  Scotia  Agricultural  College 

(For  detailed  listing  see  index) 

Nova  Scotia  Technical  College 

HALIFAX,  N.S. 

Chairman,  Board  of  Governors,  Hon.  R.  M.  Fielding, 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C.;  Chairman  of  Senate,  A.  E. 
Cameron,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  Secretary  of  Senate, 

A.  E.  Flynn,  A.R.S.M.;  President,  A.  E.  Cameron, 

B. Sc.,  M.Sc.,  D.Sc.;  Registrar,  J.  B.  Ternan,  B.E. 

I  Professors — G.  G.  Meyerhof,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 


1956] 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


(Lond.),  Civil  Engineering ;  A.  E.  Flynn,  A.R.S.M., 
Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineering;  M.  L.  Baker, 
B.Sc.,  Mechanical  Engineering;  G.  H.  Burchill,  B.Sc., 
Electrical  Engineering;  M.  R.  Foran,  M.Sc.  (Sask.), 
Ph.D.  (McGill),  Chemical  Engineering . 

Associate  Professors — .  Mechani¬ 

cal  Engineering;  G.  F.  Vail,  B.E.,  M.A.Sc.,  Electrical 
Engineering;  E.  L.  Cameron,  M.Eng.,  Mineral 
Engineering;  J.  W.  March,  B.Sc.,  S.  J.  Mazur,  Ph.D., 
Civil  Engineering . 

Assistant  Professors — H.  S.  Heaps,  B.Sc.,  M.A., 
Civil  Engineering;  H.  A.  Ripley,  B.Sc.,  Orest  Coch- 
kanoff,  B.Sc.,  M.A.Sc.,  J.  B.  Cliffe,  B.Sc.,  Mechanical 
Engineering;  C.  E.  Grant,  Electrical  Engineering; 

O.  Knop,  Metallurgical  Engineering;  I.  J.  Harris, 
B.Sc.,  Chemical  Engineering;  D.  A.  Redmond,  B.Sc., 
B.L.S.,  M.S.  in  L.S.,  Librarian.  Also  Lecturers  and 
Instructors. 

Ontario  Agricultural  College 

GUELPH,  ONTARIO 
Affiliated  with  University  of  Toronto 
Officers  of  Administration 
President,  J.  D.  MacLachlan,  B.A.,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 
F.A.I.C.;  Principal,  Macdonald  Institute,  Margaret 
S.  McCready,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Chairman  Committee  on 
Graduate  Studies,  G.  N.  Ruhnke,  M.S. A.,  F.C.I.C., 

F. A.I.C.;  Director,  Diploma  Course,  N.  H.  High, 
B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.;  Registrar,  A.  M.  Porter,  B.S.A., 
Bursar,  L.  Z.  O’Neil;  Director,  Public  Relatioris; 
J.  A.  Eccles,  B.S.A.;  Dean  of  Men  and  Student 
Counsellor,  H.  W.  Pettipiere,  B.S.A.,  M.Ed.;  Dean  of 
Women,  Mrs.  A.  E.  Barber;  Public  Relations  Officer, 

G.  L.  Warlow,  B.S.A.,  M.A.;  Public  Relations  Officer 
and  Chaplain,  Rev.  W.  A.  Young,  B.S.A.;  Superintend¬ 
ent  of  Buildings,  J.  E.  Nicholson;  Dietitians,  Creelman 
Hall,  Katherine  M.  Beck,  Mary  J.  Parker;  Dietitian, 
Cafeteria,  Edna  M.  Roberts;  Nurse,  Audrey  H.  Nelles, 
Reg.  N;  Director  of  Music,  R.  A.  Kidd,  Mus.  Bac.; 
Secretary,  to  the  President,  N.  Grace  Kelso. 

FACULTY  OF  INSTRUCTION, 
RESEARCH  AND  EXTENSION 
Department  of  Agricultural  Economics — Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department,  D.  R.  Campbell,  B.A.; 
Professors,  W.  M.  Drummond,  M.A.,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.A.  (on  leave  of  absence);  C.  W.  Riley,  M.S. A.; 
Associate  Professors,  R.  B.  How,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D., 

P.  A.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  M.S.;  Assistant  Professors,  S. 

H.  Lane,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  A.  C.  Robertson,  B.S.A., 
also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Agricultural  Engineering — Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department,  C.  G.  E.  Downing,  B.E., 
M.Sc.;  Professor,  J.  R.  Scott,  B.S.A.;  Associate 
Professors,  F.  L.  Ferguson,  B.S.A.,  F.  H.  Theakston, 
B.Sc.,  M.E.,  H.  D.  Ayers,  B.E.,  M.S.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  E.  G.  Webb,  B.S.A.,  E.  W.  Walpole,  B.S.A., 
M.S.,  J.  Pos,  M.S. A.,  P.  H.  Southwell,  A.M. 

I. B.M.E.,  J.  W.  Garland,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  H.  W.  Rob¬ 
inson,  M.A.Sc.,  G.  L.  Byers,  B.Sc.,  M.S.A.,  D.  F. 
Witherspoon,  B.S.A.,  M.N.S.;  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Animal  Husbandry — Professor  and 
Head  of  Department,  G.  E.  Raithby,  B.S.A.,  F.A.I.C.; 
Professors,  J.  C.  Rennie,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  E.  C. 
Stilwell,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  M.  W.  Staples,  B.S.A.,  M.S.; 
Assistant  Professors,  R.  P.  Forshaw,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc., 
R.  H.  Ingram,  B.S.A.,  M.N.S.,  W.  O.  Kennedy, 
B.S.A.,  M.S.C.;  Associate  Professor,  T.  D.  Burgess, 
M.S. A.  (on  leave  of  absence),  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Apiculture — Professor,  Head  of  the 
Department  and  Provincial  Apiarist,  G.  F.  Townsend, 
M.S.A.;  Associate  Professor,  R.  W.  Shuel,  M.S. A., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor  and  Assistant  Provincial 
Apiarist,  P.  W.  Burke,  B.S.A.,  also  Lecturer. 

Department  of  Bacteriology — Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department,  E.  H.  Garrard,  M.S. A.,  F.A.P.H.A.; 
Associate  Professors,  F.  E.  Chase,  M.S. A.,  Ph.D., 

L.  A.  McDermott,  M.S. A.,  C.S.I.(C).,  M.  L.  Wright, 

M. S. A.,  C.S.I.(C).;  Assistant  Professors,  G.  W.  Ander¬ 
son  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  J.  A.  Carpenter,  M.S. A.,  C.  T. 
Corke,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  K.  F.  Gregory,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  R.  A.  Johnston,  M.S. A.,  C.S.I.(C'),  J.  J.  M, 
Lapens6e,  B.A.,  M.S..  L.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  B.  Shutt. 
B.S.A.,  C.S.I.(C),  F.A.A.A.S.,  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Botany — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department ,  F.  H.  Montgomery,  M.A.,  Professor, 
R.  O.  Bibbey,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors,  B.  H.  MacNeill,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  C.  B.  Kelly, 


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B.S.A.,  M.S.,  O.  T.  Page,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professors,  A.  A.  Wellwood,  B.A.,  B.Sc., 

R.  T.  Riddell,  M.A.,  C.  G.  Waywell,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc., 
also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Chemistry — Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department,  R.  S.  Brown,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor 
and  Dairy  Chemist,  L.  R.  Bryant,  M.A.,  F.C.I.C.; 
Associate  Professors,  D.  MacDougall,  B.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  L.  A.  Birk,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  F.C.I.C.,  D.  Wag- 
horne,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  Ii.  Brown,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professor,  J.  R.  Rothwell,  B.S.A.,  also 
Lecturers. 

Department  of  Dairying — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  W.  H.  Sproule,  B.S.A.;  Associate  Profes¬ 
sor,  F.  W.  Hamilton,  B.S.A.;  Assistant  Professors, 

D.  M.  Irvine,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  A.  M.  Pearson,  B.S.A., 
M.S.,  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  English — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  E.  C.  McLean,  M.A.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  W.  Carpenter,  M.A.,  A.  M.  Ross,  M.A., 

A. I.E.,  D.  A.  Riggs,  M.A.,  M.  A.  King,  M.A. 
Department  of  Entomology  and  Zoology — Professor 

and  Head  of  the  Department,  W.  E.  Heming,  B.S.A., 
Ph.D.;  Professor,  R.  H.  Ozburn,  B.S.A.,  M.S., 
Professor  and  Provincial  Entomologist,  H.  W.  Goble, 

B. S.A.,  M.S.;  Associate  Professor,  J.  G.  Oughton, 
B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors,  A.  G.  McNally, 
M.A.,  A.  J.  Musgrave,  M.Sc.,  A.R.C.S.,  D.I.C., 
also  Lecturer. 

Department  of  Field  Husbandry — Professor  and  Head 
of  the  Department ,  D.  N.  Huntley,  M.S. A.,  Ph.D.; 
Professors,  W.  E.  Tossell,  M.S. A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  Laugh- 
land,  B.S.A.;  Associate  Professor,  O.  M.  McConkey, 

E. D.,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.A.,  G.  E.  Jones, 
B.S.A.;  Assistant  Professors,  R.  Keegan,  B.S.A., 
W.  H.  Waddell,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  B.  E.  Twamley, 
B.S.A.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  R.  S.  Fulkerson,  M.S.A., 
also  Lecturer. 

Department  of  Horticulture — Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department,  J.  S.  Shoemaker,  B.S.A.,  M.S., 
Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor,  T.  O.  Graham,  B.S.A., 
M.S.;  Assistant  Professors,  R.  Goodwin-Wilson, 
B.S.A.,  F.R.H.S.,  E.  W.  Franklin,  M.S.A.,  C.  C. 
Filman,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  T.  LI.  Jones,  B.S.A.,  also 
Lecturer. 

Department  of  Nutrition — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  H.  D.  Branion,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C., 

F. A.I.C.,  F.P.S.A.,  O.  O.  N.;  Associate  Professors, 

E.  V.  Evans,  M.A.,  D.  C.  Hill,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  I. 
Motzok,  M.S. A.,  Ph.D.;  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Physical  Education — Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessor,  W.  F.  Mitchell,  B.S.A.;  also  Lecturer. 

Department  of  Physics — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  R.  C.  Moffatt,  M.A.;  Professor,  E.  B. 
MacNaughton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor 

J.  G.  F.  Morton,  B.Sc.,  B.E.,  B.Eng.;  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Poultry  Husbandry — Professor  and 
Head  of  the  Department,  J.  R.  Cavers,  B.S.A.,  M.S.; 
Professors,  S.  J.  Slinger,  M.S. A.,  Ph.D.,  E.  S.  Snyder, 
B.S.A.,  M.S.;  Associate  Professors,  J.  F.  Francis, 
B.S.A.,  J.  H.  Pettit,  M.S. A.;  Assistant  Professors, 
J.  E.  Bergey,  B.S.A.,  F.  N.  Jerome,  M.S. A.,  C.  M. 
Huntsman,  B.S.A.;  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Public  Relations — Director,  J.  A. 
Eccles,  B.S.A.;  Dean  of  Men  and  Student  Counsellor, 
H.  W.  Pettipiere,  B.S.A.,  M.Ed.,  also  Assistants. 

Department  of  Soils — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  N.  R.  Richards,  B.S.A.,  M.S.;  Professors, 

F.  F.  Morwick,  M.S.A.,  F.C.I.C.,  B.  C.  Matthews, 
B.S.A.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  A.  L. 
Willis,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  T.  J.  Heeg,  M.S.A., 

L.  R.  Webber,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  N.  J.  Thomas,  B.S.A., 

M. Sc.;  Assistant  Professors,  R.  J.  Bryden,  B.S.A., 
W.  T.  Ewen,  M.S.A.,  J.  W.  Ketcheson,  B.S.A., 
M.S.,  T.  H.  Lane,  M.S. A.;  also  Lecturers. 

Library — Chief,  Florence  G.  Partridge,  B.LI. 
Sc.,  B.L.S.;  also  Assistants. 

Department  of  Extension — Associate  Director,  E.  L. 
McLoughry,  B.S.A. 

Graduate  Studies — Professor,  Chairman,  Committee 
on  Graduate  Studies  and  Director  of  Research,  G.  N. 
Ruhnke,  B.S.A. ,  M.S. A.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.A.I.C. 

MACDONALD  INSTITUTE 
Division  of  Home  Economics — Principal,  Margaret 

S.  McCready,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 
Edyth  L.  Bray,  B.H.Sc.,  M.S.,  M.  Isabel  Irwin, 
B.H.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Mabel  Sanderson,  B.H.Sc., 


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M.A.,  Mary  E.  Singer,  B.H.Sc.,  M.S.,  Olive  M. 
Wallace,  M.S.,  Grace  C.  Frank,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  also 
Lecturers.  Dean  of  Women ,  Mrs.  A.  E.  Barber. 
Ontario  Veterinary  College — See  Index. 

Ontario  Ladies  College,  Whitby,  Ont. 

Principal,  Rev.  S.  L.  Osborne,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Mus. 
D.,  Th.D.;  Dean,  Miss  J.  May  Carter,  B.A.;  Bursar, 
Miss  May  A.  Newman;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Irene  Fur¬ 
long,  B.A.;  Director  of  Music,  Gordon  Hallett. 

Ontario  Veterinary  College,  Guelph,  Ont. 

Under  the  Department  of  Agriculture  of  the  Province  of 
Ontario  and  Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Toronto. 
OFFICERS  OF  ADMINISTRATION 


Teaching  staff — Ian  F.  G.  Baxter,  M.A.,  LL.B.; 
John  T.  Blanchard,  LL.M.;  H.  Allan  B.  Leal,  B.A.; 
R.  St.  J.  Macdonald,  B.A.,  LL.M.;  J.  Desmond 
Morton,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  D.  B.  Spence,  M.A.,  LL.M.; 
William  G.  C.  Howland,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  G.  Arthur 
Martin,  Q.C.,  B.A.;  Norman  L.  Mathews,  Q.C.; 

B.  J.  MacKinnon,  B.A.,  M.A.,  B.C.L.;  Sydney  L 
Robins,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.;  Brendan  O'Brien,  Q.C. 
B.A.;  R.  F.  Reid,  B.A.;  R.  J.  Roberts;  W.  B.  Williston, 
B.A.;  Francis  Gerity,  LL.B.;  Harold  W.  Timmins, 
Q.C.,  B.A.;  Stuart  D.  Thom,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  James  T. 
Gow,  Q.C.,  B.A.;  John  K.  Gibson,  B.Com.,  C.A.; 
Alexander  P.  G.  Joy,  B.A.;  A.  M.  Cooper,  B.Com.; 
L.  R.  Freeman,  O.B.E. 

Honorary  Lecturer — Harold  G.  Fox,  Q.C.,  M.A., 
LL.B..  B.C.L.,  Ph.D.,  Litt.D. 


Principal,  T.  Lloyd  Jones,  D.V.M.,  M.Sc.;  Bursar 
and  Secretary,  W.  J.  Beaty;  Secretary  to  the  Principal, 
Jean  McDonald;  Librarian  and  Registrar,  F.  E. 
Gattinger,  M.A.,  B.L.S. 

AFFILIATED  OFFICERS 
G.  N.  Ruhnke,  M.S.A.,  F.C.I.C.,  F.A.I.C.;  Rev 
W.  A.  Young,  B.S.A.;  H.  W.  Pettipiece,  B.S.A.' 
M.Ed.;  W.  F.  Mitchell,  B.S.A. ;  R.  A.  Kidd,  Mus.Bac; 

FACULTY  OF  INSTRUCTION, 
EXTENSION  AND  RESEARCH 
Department  of  Anatomy — Professor  and  Head  of 
Department,  J.  H.  Ballantyne,  D.V.M.;  Associate, 
Professor,  W.  C.  D.  Hare,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.R.C.V.S.; 
Assistant  Professor,  E.  W.  Gilchrist,  M.R.C.V.S. 

Department  of  Bacteriology ,  D.  L.  T.  Smith,  D.V.M. ; 
Associate  Professors,  D.  A.  Barnum,  D.V.M.,  D.V.Sc., 
D.V.P.H.;  N.  A.  Fish,  D.V.M.,  D.V.P.H.;  C.  G. 
Wills,  D.V.M. ;  Assistant  Professors,  G.  R.  Carter 
D.V.M. ,  M.S.;  R.  J.  Humble,  B.A.,  D.V.M.;  H.  C. 
Rowsell,  D.V.M.,  D.V.P.H.;  J.R.E.  Taylor,  D.V.M.. 
Part  time  Instructors,  G.  Dempster,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 

B. Sc.;  C.  E.  vanRooyen,  M.D.,  Ch.B.,  S.Dc.,  M.R. 

C. P.,  also  Lecturers. 

Division  of  Biology,  J.  P.  W.  Gilman,  B.V.Se.; 
Assistant  Professors,  B.  M.  McGraw,  M.A.,  S.  D. 
Vesselinovitch,  Dipl.  Vet.  Med.,  P.M.Mann,  M.Sc. 

Department  of  Medicine  and  Surgery — Medicine, 
J.  A.  Henderson,  D.V.M.,  M.S.;  D.  C.  Maplesden, 

D. V.M.;  W.  T.  Oliver,  D.V.M.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  C.  K. 
H.  Roe,  D.V.M.,  M.S.;  J.  F.  Cote,  D.V.M.;  also 
Lecturers;  Surgery  and  Obstetrics,  F.  J.  Milne,  D.V.M., 
M.R.C.V.S.;  F.  D.  Horney,  D.V.M.;  Animal  Repro¬ 
duction,  C.  A.  V.  Barker,  D.V.M.,  M.Sc.,  D.V.Sc.; 
J.  W.  MacPherson,  B.V.Se.;  Small  Animal  Medicine 
and  Surgery,  J.  Archibald,  D.V.M.,  M.V.Sc.;  also 
Lecturers  and  Assistants;  Radiology,  A.  E.  Broome, 
M.D.,  F.C.C.P.,  also  Lecturer  and  Assistant. 

Department  of  Parasitology— A.  A.  Kingscote, 
D.V.M.,  D.V.Sc.;  J.  K.  McGregor,  D.V.M.,  D.V.- 
P.H.,  M.Sc.,  also  Lecturer  and  Assistant. 

Department  of  Pathology  and  Bacteriology — D.  L.  T. 
Smith,  D.V.M.;  J.  D.  Schroder,  D.V.M.,  M.S.; 
B.  J.  McSherry,  D.V.M.;  H.  C.  Rowsell,  D.V.M., 
D.V.P.H.;  D.  A.  Barnum,  D.V.M.,  D.V.Sc., 
D.V.P.II. ;  N.  A.  Fish,  D.V.M.,  D.V.P.H.;  R.  J. 
Humble,  B.A.,  D.V.M.;  also  Lecturers  and  Assistants. 

Division  of  Poultry  Pathology,  A.  E.  Ferguson, 
B.S.A.,  D.V.M.;  also  Lecturer  and  Assistant. 

Departmental  Division  of  Research,  G.  R.  C.  Carter, 
D.V.M.,  M.S.;  C.  G.  Wills,  D.V.M.;  K.  A.  McKay, 
M.A.,  M.S.A.;  also  Lecturers. 

Department  of  Physiology,  H.  T.  Batt,  M.V.Sc., 
D.V.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  Certificate  de  L’Ecole  Vet- 
erinaire  D’Alfort.;  J.  Markowitz,  M.B.E.,  M.D., 
Ph.D.,  M.S.  (visiting);  H.  G.  Downie,  D.V.M., 
M.V.Sc.,  M.S.;  also  Lecturer. 

Library,  F.  E.  Gattinger,  M.A.,  B.L.S. ;  also 
Assistant  and  Attendant. 

Extension  Group — Extension  Officers,  W.  R.  Mit¬ 
chell,  D.F.C.,  D.V.M.,  D.V.P.H.;  J.  S.  Glover, 
D.V.M.;  H.  J.  Neely,  D.V.M. 

Regional  Veterinary  Laboratory  Officers — George 
Reginald  Doidge,  D.V.M.,  Western  Ontario  Experi¬ 
mental  Farm,  Ridgetown;  Emerson  Blake  Meads, 
D.V.M.,  D.V.P.H.,  Kemptville  Agricultural  School. 

Osgoode  Hall  Law  School,  Toronto 

Dean — Charles  E.  Smalley-Baker,  Q.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.,  (Harvard),  M.A.,  (Oxford),  LL.M. 


Oshawa  Missionary  College 

OSHAWA,  ONT. 

(Seventh  Day  Adventist) 

President;  Business  Manager  and  Treasurer,  W. 

A.  Sowers,  M.A. ;  Registrar,  R.  R.  Banks,  B.A. ;  Dean 
of  Women,  Mildred  Lange,  A.T.C.M.;  Dean  of  Men, 

E.  Wesley  Brown,  B.Th. 

Superintendents  of  Industries — W  oodshop ,  A.  Yako¬ 
venko;  Farm.  Wilbert  Bresette:  Food  Service ,  Winni- 
fred  Hubley- Vickers;  Bakery,  Gus  Streifling;  Main¬ 
tenance,  A.  Borris. 

Faculty — History,  Claude  H.  Casey,  M.A. ;  Bible, 
J.  Paul  Grove,  B.A.;  Mathematics,  Gus  Streifling, 
M.A.;  English,  Elaine  Paduano,  B.A.;  Commercial, 
Keith  Wheeler,  B.A.;  Nursing  Education ,  Eileen 
Wettstein,  R.N.,  B.Sc.;  Sectarial  Science ,  Rose 
LaManna,  B.A.;  Science,  R.  R.  Banks,  B.A.;  Com¬ 
mercial,  Avon  Kierstead,  B.Sc.;  Piano,  Mildred 
Shankel  Lange,  A.T.C.M.;  Home  Economics,  Mrs. 
Claude  H.  Casey;  Industrial  Arts,  A.  W.  Borris; 
French,  Violet  Hall,  B.Th.;  Music,  Borris  N.  Pache, 

B. Arch.,  B.Th.,  A.T.C.M.,  B.A.;  Elementary  Educa¬ 
tion,  Mrs.  J.  P.  Grove,  Carl  Ritchie,  Ivan  Schaber, 
B.Th. 

Ottawa  Municipal  Art  Centre 

PARKHILL  RD.,  BILLINGS  BRIDGE,  OTTAWA,  ONT. 

Faculty — John  Gilmore,  Mrs.  R.  E.  Sturgeon, 
Gerald  Trottier. 

Ottawa,  University  of 

OTTAWA,  ONT. 

Apostolic  Chancellor,  Most  Rev.  Marie-Joseph 
Lemieux,  O.P.,  Archbishop  of  Ottawa. 

Rector,  Very  Rev.  R.  Normandin,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph., 
L.Th. 

Secretary,  Rev.  M.  Beauchamp,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph., 
L.Th. 

Treasurer,  Rev.  I.  Pigeon,  O.M.I.,  B.A. 

Librarian,  Rev.  A.  M.  Morisset,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 
B.L.S. 

Director  of  Athletics,  D.  Harbic,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 

Director  of  the  University  of  Ottawa  Review,  Rev.  M. 
Belanger,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  D.Th. 

Director  of  University  Health  Service,  Dr.  Ph. 
Belanger,  M.D.,  C.M. 

Director  of  Extra-Mural  Relations,  Rev.  A.  Guin- 
don,  O.M.I.,  B.A. 

FACULTY  OF  THEOLOGY 
Dean,  Rev.  J.  Gervais,  O.M.I.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.D. 
Vice-Dean,  Rev.  M.  Gilbert,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  Ph.L., 
S.T.D. ;  Secretary,  Rev.  R.  Laurin,  O.M.I.,  M.A., 
Ph.L.,  D.Hist.,  Pol. Sc. I,.;  Professors,  Rev.  J.  L. 
Allie,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  D.Th.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors,  Rev.  J.  Champagne,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Ph., 
B.Th.,  D.Miss.,  Rev.  L.  Dozois,  O.M.I.,  M.A., 
D.Ph.,  L.Th.,  L.S.S.,  Rev.  F.  Jett<$,  O.M.I.,  M.A., 
L.Ph.,  D.Th.,  Rev.  A.  Joppolo,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph., L.Th., 
Rev.  E.  Marcotte,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Ph.,  D.Th.,  Rev. 
S.  Pagano,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph.,  L.Th.,  L.S.S.,  Rev.  M. 
Belanger,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.D.,  Rev.  R. 
BeUemare,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.D.,  Rev.  Y. 
Caron,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.D.,  Rev.  P.  E. 
Drouin,  O.M.I.,  M.A.  (Med.  Sc.),  Ph.L.,  S.T.L., 
Rev.  A.  Gigudre,  O.M.I.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.L.,  Rev.  M. 
Giroux,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.D.,  Rev.  R. 
Guindon,  O.M.I.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.L.,  Rev.  E.  Lamirande, 
O.M.I.,  M.A.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.L.,  Rev.  G.  Lesage,  O.M.I., 
S.T.L.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  G.  Simard,  O.M.I.,  Ph.D.A 


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S.T.D.,  Rev.  L.  P.  Vezina,  B.A.,  Ph.L., 

:S.T.L.,  J.C.L. 

FACULTY  OF  CANON  LAW 
Dean ,  Rev.  A.  Caron,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph.,  D.Th.,  D.J.C.; 
Vice-Dean,  Rev.  R.  Latr6mouille,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph., 

D.J.C.,  J.U.L. ;  Secretary,  Rev.  P.  H.  Lafontaine, 
'O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  D.J.C.;  Professors,  Rev.  A.  Guay, 
'O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  D.J.C.;  Associate  Profes¬ 
sors,  Rev.  R.  Chaput.  O.M.I.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  D.J.C.. 
Rev.  G.  Lesage,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Th.,  D.Ph.,  D.J.C., 
^D.Sc.Soc.,  D.Litt. 

FACULTY  OF  PHILOSOPHY 
Dean,  Rev.  H.  Saint-Denis,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph., 

L. Th.,  B.Paed.;  Vice-Dean,  Rev.  H.  Gratton,  O.M.I., 

M. A.,  D.Ph.,  L.Th.,  Cert.  Psych-Phys.;  Secretary, 
Rev.  G.  Carriere,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Pro¬ 
fessors,  R.  de  Chantal,  B.A.,  L.  6s  L.;  Rev.  J.  Croteau, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph.,  L.Th.,  Rev.  L.  Ducharme, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph.,  L.Th.,  J.  L.  .Allard,  B.A.,  L.Ph., 
Rev.  J.  M.  Belanger,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  S.T.L.,  Rev.  F. 
Brault,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  S.T.L.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  G.  Carriere, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  S.T.L.,  Rev.  B.  Cournoyer, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  S.T.B.,  Rev.  J.  Croteau,  O.M.I., 
M.A.,  PhD.,  S.T.L.,  Rev.  G.  Gagnon,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 

L. Ph.,  Rev.  Antonio  Joppolo,  O.M.I.,  Ph.D.,  S.T.L., 
Rev.  J.  Lazure,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  S.T.L.,  J.  Moss, 

M. A.,  L.Ph.,  Rev.  M.  Patry,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
S.T.L.,  J.  L.  Pepin,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  Dipl.  Sc.  Pol.,  Rev. 

C.  Stroiek,  O.M.I.,  S.T.D.,  J.  Wanczycki,  M.LL., 
!MSc.Dipl.,  Dipl.  Sc. Pol.,  Ph.D. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 


Dean,  A.  L.  Richard,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Vice-Dean,  J.  J. 
Lussier,  M.D.,  D.Ph.;  Secretary,  J.  Auer,  M.D.; 
Regent,  Rev.  Maurice  Beauchamp,  O.M.I.,  D.Ph., 

L. Th.;  Professors,  D.  Allen,  M.D.,  C.M.;  J.  Auer, 

M. D.,  MSc.;  J.  A.  Beaudry,  L.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 

O.  Bedard,  B.A.,  M.D.;  L.  F.  Belanger,  M.A.,  M.D.; 

P.  B.  Belanger,  M.D.,  C.M.;  A.  B.  L.  Beznak,  M.D.; 
S.  T.  Bobra,  M.D.;  F.  Bohatirchuk,  M.D.,  M.Sc.;  G. 
Bohlig,  M.D.;  J.  P.  Bonfield,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.;  J. 
Patrick  Bonfield,  M.;  H.  Bourque,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
G.  Brisson,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.;  Ernest  D.  Brunet, 


M.D.;  T.  W.  Cameron,  T.  D.,  M.A.,  D.Sc.;  E.  O  F. 
Campbell.  M.D.;  J.  S.  Campbell;  R.  Carere,  M.D.; 

E.  J.  Casey;  J.  P.  Cathcart,  M.B.,  F.A.A.P.;  F.  C.  R. 
Chalke, M.D.,  M.Sc.  Med.; H. B. Church,  M.D.,  C.M.; 

D.  J.  Conway,  M.D.;  A.  R.  Corriveau,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
Fr.  Cot6,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  M.D.,  M.S.;  J.  L.  Coupal, 
M.D.;  D.  D.  Curran,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.;  O.  D’Amours, 
M.D.;  J.  J.  Day,  M.D.,  C.M.;  P.  de  Bellefeuille, 

B.A.,  M.D.;  Henri  de  Saint-Victor,  M.D.;  P.  E. 
Doyle,  B.A.,  B.Se.,  M.D.,  C.M.;  C.  Dundon,  M.B., 

B.Ch.,  B.A.O.,  F.R.C.S.;  Jean  Ettori,  M.D.;  J.  B. 
Ewing,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.;  A.  Fidler,  M.D.;  B. 
Fortier,  B.A.,  M.D.;  R.  Gagn6,  B.A.,  M.D.;  E. 
Gaulin,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.;  R.  J.  Gibbons,  M.A.,  M.D., 
Ph.D.;  J.  P.  Gilhooly,  M.D.;  J.  A.  V.  Hamilton, 
M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.F.P.S.;  Mr.  D.  Harbic, 
B.A.,  B.Sc.;  A.  Hutrig,  B.A.,  M.D.;  G.  E.  Irwin, 

B. A.,  M.D.;  L.  Julien,  B.A.,  M.D.;  H.  Kingma, 
M.D.;  G.  Laframboise,  M.D.;  Q.  La  Ham,  M.Sc.; 
Alfred  Laroque,  B.A.,  M.D.;  D.  Law,  M.D.,  C.M.; 
W.  B.  Law,  M.D.,  C.M.;  J.  A.  Lecours,  B.A.,  M.D., 

F. R.C.S.,  F.A.C.S.;  G.  H.  Lugsdin,  B.A.,  M.D.;  D. 
Magner,  B.Sc.,  M.D.;  P.  J.  Maloney,  M.D.,  C.M.; 

L.  Mantha,  M.D.;  K.  E.  Matzinger,  M.D.;  K.  Maziec, 

M. B.,  Ch.  B.;  Z.  Menshik,  M.D.,  Ch.B.,  M.B.;  R. 
Mercier,  K.C.;  D.  Moritz,  M.D.;  M.  Murnaghan, 
M.D.,  M.S.;  M.  Noel,  B.A.,  M.D.;  A.  J.  Nuj  ens, 
M.D.,  M.Sc.;  Mr.  Emmett  O'Grady,  M.A.;  A. 
Powers,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Rev.  E.  Renaud,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 

L. Ph.,  M.Sc.,  D.Sc.,  F.C.I.C.;  A.  L.  Richard,  B.A., 

M. D.;  C.  E.  Rice,  M.A.;  F.  E.  Robertson;  J.  A. 
Robichon,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.Sc. Med.;  L.  C.  Rossignol, 
M.D.;  L.  Roussel,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Michael  T.  Ryan, 
M.Sc.;  Noel  Sauv6,  M.D.;  S.  H.  Scoggan,  M.Sc.;  L. 
M.  Simon,  O.M.I.;  R.  K.  Smiley,  M.D.;  J.  Spekkens, 
M.A.,  D.Litt.;  K.  Stem,  M.D.;  B.  Taillefer,  B.A., 
M.D.;  Jean  Terrien,  B.Sc.,  M.D.;  J.-P.  Thibault, 
M.D.;  J.  R.  Tittley,  B.L.,  M.D.;  R.  E.  Valin,  M.D., 

C. M.,  F.A.C.S.;  J.  Vaillancourt,  B.Sc.;  V.  Voyer, 
M.D.;  C.  A.  Young,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S.;  M. 
Beznak,  M.D.;  J.  P.  Drouin,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S., 
F.R.C.S.;  Rev.  P.  Drouin,  M.A.,  Ph  L„  Th.L.Dipl'; 
J.  Durocher,  M.D.;  J.  Hebert,  M.Sc.;  G.  Hildick- 
Smith,  M.D.,  M.B.,  M.R.C.P.;  P.  N.  Karnachow, 


M.D.;  H.  T.  Kay,  M.B.,  Ch.B.;  W.  Lebel,  M.B., 
M.D.,  C.M.;  Rev.  R.  Legault,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  S.T.B.; 
M.  Mainville,  B.A.,  M.D.;  L.  Mandel,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 
M.D.,  M.R.C.P.;  S/LD.  Matheson,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 

D.A.R.C.S.;  B.  Mendel,  B.A.;  C.  Mitchell,  B.V.Sc., 
D.V.M.,  F.R.S.C.,  H.A.R.C.V.S.;  F/L  J.  Mitchell, 
M.D.,  M.R.C.P. ;  J.  O.  Patton,  M.D.;  Rev.  M. 
Perrault,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  Ph.L.,  S.T.L.,  L.Sc.;  E. 
Peterson,  M.D.,  B.Sc,.;  L.  Potvin,  B.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P. ;  D.  H.  Rea,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  M.R.C.O.G.; 
R.  Rouleau,  M.D.;  J.  Vaillancourt,  B.Sc. 


FACULTY  OF  LAW,  CIVIL 
Dean,  Hon.  G.  Fauteux,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  LL.D.;  Vice- 
Dean,  Hon.  P.  Sainte-Marie,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Secretary, 
Georges  Caron,  B.A.,  B.C.L.;  Professors,  R.  B6dard, 
B.A.,  L.Ph.,  LL.L.;  G.  Favreau,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  C.  E. 
Gobeil,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  LL.L.;  A.  Labb6,  B.A.,  L.Ph., 
LL.L.;  Rev.  R.  Latr6mouille,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph., 

D. J.C.,  J.U.L.;  M.  Ollivier,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  C.  Stein, 
B.A.,  L.Ph.,  LL.L.;  R.  Taschereau,  B.A.,  LL.D.; 
Hon.  L.  M.  Gouin,  LL.D.;  Judge  J.  Boucher,  B.A., 
LL.L.;  J.  Aylen,  B.A.,  LL.L.;  P.  Azard,  LL.D., 

L.  6s  L.;  J.  Brisset,  B.A.,  LL.L.;  G.  Caron,  B.A., 
B.C.I.;  L.  A.  Couture,  M.A.,  L.Sc.Pol.,  L.Ph.,  LL.L.; 
F.  DesRivieres,  B.A.,  LL.L.;  L.  Farley,  B.A.,  LL.L.; 
Rev.  G.  Forcier,  O.M.I.,  M.A.;  O  Godbout,  B.A., 
LL.L.;  A.  Lesage,  B.A.,  LL.L.;  G.  Morisset,  M.A., 
LL.L.;  A.  Nadeau,  B.A.,  L.Sc.Soc.,  LL.L.,  D.E.S.D.; 
J.  Paradis,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  LL.L.;  R.  Quain,  B.A. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS 

Dean,  Rev.  R.  Lavigne,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  B.Th.; 
Vice-Dean,  Rev.  Gerard  Cloutier,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 
Ph.D.,  S.T.L.;  Secretary,  Rev.  E.  Royal,  O.M.I., 

M. A.,  L.Ph.,  D.Th.;  Professors,  J.  L.  Allard,  B.A., 
L.Ph.;  M.  Anka,  B.Com.;  A.  Beaudet,  B.A.;  L. 
Beaupr6,  B.A.,  M.Sc.Soc.;  T.  Bedecki,  M.Ph. 
(Ph.Ed.);  F.  Bradley,  M.A.,  D.Ph.,  L.D.C.;  Rev.  F. 
Brault,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Th.,  L.Ph.,  D.Ph.  (Sc.Econ.) ; 

L.  Brault,  D.Ph.;  P.  B.  Bragato,  Philol.D.;  G.  Buxton, 

M.  A.,  D.  6s  L.;  Rev.  D.  Caron,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  B.Sc., 

L. Ph.,  L.Th.;  H.  Casselman,  B.Com.,  M.A.,  D.Th.; 

M.  Chagnon,  M.A.,  L.Ph.;  Rev.  Ph.  Cornellier, 
O.M.I.,  D.Ph.,  D.Th.;  Rev.  P.  Corriveau,  O.M.I., 
B.A.,  L.  6s  L„  B.Th.;  P.  Daviault,  M.S.R.C.;  R.  de 
Chantal,  B.A.,  L.  es  L.;  R.  Dion,  M.A.;  Rev.  P. 
Dufour,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  D.Ph.,  B.Th.;  J.  K.  Farrell, 
M.A.;  Rev.  G.  Forcier,  O.M.I.,  M.A.;  P.  Freed, 
B.Com.;  Rev.  O.  Gadouas,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph., 

B. Th.;  Rev.  T.  Gagn6,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  Dipl.  Chirm, 
L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  R.  Gajda,  M.Sc.,  M.A.,  D.Ph.;  Rev. 

E.  Gareau,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  L.Th.,  L.  6s  L., 
D.U.P.  (Lit.);  Rev.  J.  Gendron,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph., 
L.Th.;  Rev.  C.  Hamel,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  B.Th.; 
J.  Hargreaves,  I.P.,  M.S.R.A.;  Rev.  R.  Houde, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.;  T.  Jost,  M.Ph.;  S.  Judek,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Rev.  B.  Julien,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  L.  6s  L.; 
H.  Lacombe,  M.A.,  B.Ph.;  R.  Latendresse,  B.Com., 

C. A.;  J.  Lavall4e,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  R.  Lavigne,  B.A., 
B.Ph.;  L.  Lozano,  M.A.;  J.  P.  Marchand,  B.Com., 

L. Sc. Com.,  L.Sc.Comp.,  C.A.;  Rev.  F.  X.  Marcotte, 

O. M.I.,  D.Ph.,  D.Th.;  D.  J.  McGuinty,  B.  Com., 

M. A.;  G.  Morisset,  M.A.,  L.Th.,  L.LL.;  E.  O’Grady, 

D. Ph.;  A.  Paplauskas-Ramunas,  M.  Litt.,  D.Ph; 
Rev.  L.  Perron,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  P.  Pich6,  B.A.;  J.  M. 
Poliquin,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  B.Th.;  A.  Rakus,  M.A.,  D.Ph.; 

P.  Prom6,  L.  6s  L.;  C.  A.  St-Arnaud,  B.A.;  Rev.  H. 
St.-Denis,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph.,  D.Th.;  Rev.  R. 
Sanschagrin,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.  es  Sc.,  M.A.  (Geol.); 
Rev.  R.  Shevenell,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  D.Ph.;  Rev.  L.  M. 
Simon,  O.M.I.;  J.  Spekkens,  M.A.,  D.  6s  L.;  Miss  M. 
Thompson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  R.  Trudeau,  O.M.I., 
B.A.,  L.Th.,  M.Com.;  L.  Vachon,  B.A.,  L.S.C.;  G. 

A.  Wojcichowski,  Ph.D.;  I.  Arnould,  B.  6s  L.;  Rev. 
J.  M.  Belanger,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  S.T.L.;  J. 
Berthiaume,  B.A.;  C.  Bida,  Ph.D.;  H.  Brunet,  B.A. ; 

M.  Brunet,  M.A.;  Y.  Grandchamp,  M.Sc.;  G.  Houde, 

N.  Levitsky;  V.  Litwinowicz,  M.Ph.,  D.Litt.;  P. 
Maltais,  B.A.,  LL.L.;  W.  McCutcheon,  Ph.D.;  R. 
Menard,  C.A.;  Rev.  M.  Monpetit,  B.A.;  N.  Nichol¬ 
son,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  R.  Painchaud,  B.A.;  A.  Potvin, 

B. A. So.,  M.A.;  Rev.  J.  Robidoux,  O.M.L,  L.Ph., 
S.T.L.;  R.  Rocque,  I.C.J.F. ;  Rev.  W.  Rudnytsky, 
L.Ph.,  S.T.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL,D.;  P.  Seguin,  B.A.,  C.A.; 
L.  Stock,  B.A.,  L.Ph.;  P.  H.  Trudel,  B.Sc.;  J.  K. 
Wanczycki,  M.Litt.,  M.Dipl.Sc.,  Dipl.  Pol.  Sc., 
Ph.D.;  P.  Wynczynski,  L.Litt.,  Dipl.  Etudes  Sup. 


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[1956 


FACULTY  OF  SCIENCE 
Dean,  Mr.  P.  Gendron,  D.Sc.;  Regent,  Rev.  R. 
Lavigne,  O.M.I..  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  B.Th.;  Secretary,  J. 
Beaudry,  L.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Pli.D.;  Assistant  Secretary. 
Rev.  T.  Gagne,  O.M.I.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  M.A.;  Pro¬ 
fessors,  F.  Anet,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  J.  Beauchamp,  B.A.Sc.; 
Mr.  L.  A.  Beauchesne,  B.A.,  B.Sc.A.  (Laval);  O. 
Biberstein,  Dipl.Ens.Sup.;  H.  Bleakney,  B.Sc.;  Mrs. 

A.  Carter,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  W.  G.  Craig,  Ph.D.;  R. 
Cunningham,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Mr.  J.  Convey,  Ph.D., 
M.Sc.,  F.I.P.;  W.  M.  Gray,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  .1.  K. 
Hurwitz,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  T.  Ingraham,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
J.  Klassen,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  K.  Kutschke,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
Mr.  D.  Harbic,  B.Sc.,  B.A.;  Q.-M.  Laham,  B.A., 
M.Sc.;  Mr.  B.  Lefort,  P.D.B.A.,  T.D.E.;  R.  U. 
Lemieux,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  J.  Levesque,  M.Sc.;  V.  Linis, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  L.  Madonna,  M.Sc.;  J.  Morrison, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  L.  Ouellet,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.,  D.Sc.; 
G.  Page,  B.A.,  D.Sc.;  H.  Papee,  D.Sc.;  Rev.  M. 
Perreault,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.L.,  D.L.;  I.  E. 
Puddington,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  R.  Renaud,  O.M.I., 

B. A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Sc.  (U.C.  Lille),  D.Sc.,  F.C.I.C.;  R. 
Rowe;  Rev.  R.  Sanschagrin,  O.M.I.,  M.A.;  A. 
Scheidegger,  Dipl.  Phys.,  Ph.D.;  E.  Schubert,  B.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Sir.  L.  P.  Tremblay,  M.Sc.,  D.Th.;  J.  Vaillan- 
court,  B.A.Sc.;  Rdne  Vincent,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  B.Sc.; 
J.  Beaudry,  L.Sc. A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  F.  Bradley, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  L.D.C.;  G.  Buxton,  M.A.,  D.  &  L.; 
Rev.  P.  Cornellier,  O.M.I.,  Ph.D.,  D.Th.;  J.  T. 
Duprat,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  M.A.;  J.  Farrell,  M.A. 
Rev.  O.  Gadous,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  B.Th.;  Y. 
Grandchamp,  M.Sc.;  Rev.  C.  Hamel,  B.A.,  L.Ph., 
B.Th.;  J.  Hebert,  M.Sc.;  K.  J.  Laidler,  B.A.,  Ph.D.; 
J.  Lefaivre,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.,  M.Sc.;  Rev.  Legault, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  E.  O’Grady,  Ph.D.;  J.  Spekkens, 
M.A.,  D.  &  L.,  Cert.  Litt.  &  Phonet.;  M.  Thompson, 
M.A.,  D.U.P.,  J.  A.  Wojciechowski,  B.Ph.,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY  OF  SOCIAL,  ECONOMIC  AND 
POLITICAL  SCIENCES 
Dean,  Rev.  H.  F.  Ldgard,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  D.Soc. 
Sc.;  Vice-Dean,  E.  Bussiere,  B.A.,  M.Sc.S.;  Secretary, 
Rev.  G.  Forcier,  O.M.I.,  M.A.;  Professors,  Rev.  J. 
M.  Belanger,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Rev.  F. 
Brault,  O.M.I.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  D.Ph.  Econ.;  S.  A. 
Czako,  M.Com.,  D.Ph.;  J.  J.  McKennirey,  M.A.; 
P.  F.  Migone,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  M.  Ollivier,  B.A.,  LL.L., 
LL.D.;  J.  L.  Pepin,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  Dipl.  Sc.  Pol.  (Paris); 
W.  Rodys,  D.Ph,  LL.D.;  M.  Roussin,  B.A.,  D.Ph.; 
A.  Boudreau,  M.A.;  W/C  G.  Buxton,  M.A.,  D.Litt.; 
Rev.  P.  Corriveau,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.  ds  L.;  Rev.  G. 
Forcier,  O.M.I.,  M.A.;  T.  Jost,  M.Ph.;  S.  Judek, 
M.A.,  D.Ph.;  P.  A.  Koller,  Ph.D.;  M.  Lamontagne, 
M.Sc.,  S.  M.A.;  J.  McAvoy,  B.  Pol.  Sc.,  M.A.;  H. 
Poapst,  M.A.;  P.  Radwanski,  L.Ph.  D.  ds  Sc.;  A. 
Stukel,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  D.  C.  Taylor,  M.A.;  Rev.  A. 
Toupin,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th. 


SCHOOL  OF  MUSIC 

Director,  Rev.  J.  Martel,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  B.D.C.; 
Professors,  Miss  Rende  de  Bellefeuille;  Miss  F. 
Castonguay;  Mr.  H.  Laplaine;  Mr.  Paul  Larose, 
G.E.N.M.;  Miss  Jeanne  Michaud;  Mr.  Arthur 
Richard;  Mrs.  Jean  Vaillancourt;  Miss  Alice  Valiquet. 


SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 
University  Representative,  Rev.  R.  Gendron,  O.M.I., 
M.A.,  L.Th.;  Director  of  Nursing  Education,  Sr. 
Madeleine  de  Jdsus,  S.G.C.,  R.N.,  M.Sc.;  Director  of 
Undergraduates,  Sr.  Ste-Honorine,  S.G.C.,  R.N., 
B.Sc.;  Asst.  Director,  Sr.  Elizabeth  Marie,  S.G.C., 
R.N.,  B.Sc.;  Director  of  Public  Health  Nursing,  Miss 
Joan  Stock,  R.N.,  B.Sc.;  Secretary,  Sr.  Paul  Armand, 
sgc,  R.N.;  Professors,  Sr.  Andrd-Marie,  S.G.C.,  R.N.; 
W.  S.  Barnhart,  M.D.;  Miss  K.  Bayley,  R.N. ;  O.  B. 
Bedard,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Dr.  J.  P.  '  Bonfield,  M.D., 
M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.;  R.  H.  Church,  M.D.;  Miss 
G.  Clark,  R.N.;  J.  Conway,  M.D.;  J.  L.  Coupal, 
M.D.,  L.M.C.C.;  Rev.  L.  M.  Danis  O.M.I.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  L.Th.,  B.J.C.;  Sr.  Elizabeth-Marie,  S.G.C., 
R.N.,  B.Sc.;  D.  Ewing,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.(C), 

L. M.C.C.,  F.I.C.S.;  R.  Gagnd,  M.D.;  Rev.  Th. 
Gagnd,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  Ph.L.,  Th.L.;  R.  J.  Gibbons. 

M. A.,  M.D.,  D.Ph.;  S.  E.  Grimes,  M.D.,  M.C.;  Sr. 
Helen-de-Marie,  S.G.C.,  R.N.;  M.  Houze,  M.D.;  A. 
Hurtig,  M.D.;  St.  Joseph  Ferdinand,  S.G.C.,  R.N.;  B. 
Larocque,  B.Ph.;  M.  Lauder,  D.P.H.;  A.  Lecours, 
B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.A.C.S.;  W.  Law,  M.D.; 


D.  Law,  M.D.,  S.M.;  B.  Layton,  M.D.,  M.P.H.;  D. 
Magner,  B.Sc.,  M.D.;  R.  F.  Malo,  M.D.;  Marie- 
Fernande,  S.G.C.,  R.N.;  J.  Mercier,  M.D.;  M.  Noel, 
M.D.,  L.M.C.C.  Sr.  Paul  Armand,  S.G.C.,  R.N.; 

A.  Powers,  B.A.,  M.D.,  L.M.C.C.;  R.  Robichon, 
M.D.;  R.  Rouleau,  M.D.;  Sr.  St.-Addle,  S.G.C.,  R.N.; 
Sr.  St. -Bertrand,  S.G.C.,  R.N.;  Sr.  St. -Martial, 
S.G.C.,  R.N.,  B.Sc.;  Rev.  R.  Sanschagrin,  O.M.I., 
M.A.,  L.Sc.;  A.  Sidslauskas,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  J.  Tdrrien, 
M.D.;  Miss  W.  Walker,  R.N.,  M.A.;  E.  A.  Watkin- 
son,  Ph.D.,  M.D. 

NORMAL  SCHOOL 

Principal,  Leo-Paul  Pigeon,  B.A.,  Ph.L., 
Ph.D.;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  Tarte,  B.A.;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Miss  I.  Parent,  B.A.;  Professors,  Mr.  Jos. 
Bechard,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  Mr.  A.  Bdneteau,  M.A., 
D.Ph.;  E.  Dubois,  B.A.;  Mr.  B.  Godbout,  B.A., 
L.Ph.,  B.Paed.;  Mr.  Roger  Saint-Denis,  M.A., 

L. Ph.;  Sr.  Saint  Paul,  S.G.C.,  B.A.;  Mr.  E.  J.  Watson, 

B. A.,  L.Ph. 

LIBRARY  SCHOOL 

Director,  Rev.  A.  M.  Morisset,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 

M. L.S.,  L.J.C.;  Professors,  C.  Aubry,  B.A.,  B.L.S.; 
G.  Buxton,  M.A.,  D.  ds  L.;  G.  Carridre,  O.M.I., 
D.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Miss  J.  Chabot,  B.A.,  B.L.S.;  Miss 

A.  Coffey,  M.A.,  B.L.S.;  Miss  M.  C.  Daveluy; 

F.  Desrochers,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Mrs.  T.  Desrochers- 
Foster;  Miss  O.  Gouthreau  M.A.,  B.L.S.;  W.  K. 
Lamb,  M.A.,  D.Ph.,  LL.D.;  G.  Lanctot,  C.R.,  B.L., 
LL.D.,  LL.M.,  D.  ds  L.,  M.S.R.C.;  Miss  L.  Lefebvre, 

B. A.,  B.L.S.;  Miss  N.  C.  MacLean;  S.  Marion,  M.A., 
D.Litt.,  M.S.R.C.;  Miss  E.  Morton;  Miss  E.  Ring- 
rose,  B.A.,  B.L.Sc.;  Rev.  C.  Stroick,  O.M.I.,  D.Th.; 

G.  Sylvestre,  M.A.,  L.Ph. 

INSTITUTE  OF  MISSIOLOGY 
Director,  Rev.  J.  E.  Champagne,  O.M.I.,  M.A., 

L. Ph.,  B.Th.,  D.Miss;  Professors,  Rev.  F.  Jettd, 
O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Ph.,  D.Th.;  Rev.  H.  Ldgard,  O.M.I., 

M. A.,  D.Sc.Soc. 

SCHOOL  OF  PSYCHOLOGY— EDUCATION 
Director,  Rev.  R.  Shevenell,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  D.Ph., 
Dipl.  Psych.;  Professors,  G.  Chagnon,  B.A.,  B.Ph.; 
Mr.  M.  Chagnon,  M.A.,  L.Ph.;  L.  Dayhaw,  Ph.D.; 

L.  Desjarlais,  M.A.,  D.Ph.;  J.  Earle,  M.A.;  Mr.  J. 

M.  Joly,  M.A.;  Mrs.  L.  Lalande,  M.A.;  R.  Lavigne, 
B.A.,  B.Th.,  B.Sc.;  W.  McCutcheon,  D.Ph.;  D.  de 
Merlis,  B.A.;  Mr.  A.  Paplauskas-Ramumas,  M.Litt., 
D.Ph.;  Miss  A.  Sidlauskas,  Ph.D.;  Dr.  Victor  Szyr- 
ynski,  M.D.;  R.  Vaillancourt,  B.A.,  B.ed. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  DEPARTMENT 
Principal,  Rev.  R.  Lemieux,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Sc.- 
Soc.;  Vice-Principal,  Rev.  A.  Rajotte,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 
L.Ph.;  Secretary,  Rev.  C.  Leblanc,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 
D.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Professors,  Rev.  R.  Bastien,  O.M.I., 
B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Rev.  R.  Boucher,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Rev.  R.  Brouillet,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  L.Ph.;  Mr. 

H.  A.  Brunet;  Rev.  D.  Caron,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph., 
L.Th.;  Rev.  R.  Cloutier,  O.M.I..  B.A.,  B.Ph.;  R. 
Dion,  M.A.;  Rev.  L.  Danis,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  D.Ph., 

L. Th.;  Rev.  J.  C.  Dube,  O.M.I.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Rev. 
R.  Duguay,  O.M.I.,  B.Ph.;  Rev.  A.  Fusey,  O.M.I., 
B.A.,  L.Ph.;  J.  Gillespie,  B.A.,  H.S.Asst.;  M.  Iidbert, 
B.A.,  H.  S.Asst.;  Rev.  N.  Jacques,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Rev.  L.  L’Abbd,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Mr.  H.  Lacombe, 
B.A.,  B.Ph.,  H.S.Asst.;  G.  Lalande,  B.A.,  H.S.Asst.; 
Rev.  R.  Laflamme,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  J.  Laperriere, 
O.M.I. ,  B.A.,  L.Th.;  Rev.  R.  Latraverse,  O.M.I., 
B.A.,  L.Ph.;  M.  Rolland  Lavigne,  B.A.,  B.Ph., 

H.S.Asst.;  A.  Leclerc,  B.A.;  Rev.  A.  Lemieux,  O.M.I., 

M. A.;  N.  Monforton,  B.A.,  H.S.Asst.;  Rev.  M. 
Montpetit,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  G.  Morin,  O.M.I. , 
B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Rev.  R.  Painchaud,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Rev.  R.  Poliquin,  O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  Rev. 
R.  Robidoux,  O.M.I.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.,  B.A.;  Rev.  A. 
Roy,  O.M.I..  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  L.Th.;  P.  Ryan,  B.A., 
B.ed.;  Rev.  A.  Smith,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  E.  Verville, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  L.Ph. 

Pickering  College,  Newmarket,  Ontario 

Headmaster,  Harry  M.  Beer,  B.A. ;  Assistant  Head¬ 
master,  F.  D.  L.  Stewart,  B.A.;  Director  of  Health 
and  Physical  Education,  C.  R.  Blackstock,  B.Sc.; 
Housemaster,  Donald  Menard,  B.Sc.;  Farm  Manager, 


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567 


S.  W.  King;  Director  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Rudy  Renzius;  I 
Librarian,  Mrs.  R.  B.  Green;  Bursar,  R.  B.  Green; 
Matron — Dietitian,  Mrs.  V.  E.  Henderson. 

Pine  Hill  Divinity  Hall,  Halifax,  N.S. 

(United  Church) 

AFFILIATED  TO  MOUNT  ALLISON  UNIVERSITY 
AND  DALHOUSIE  UNIVERSITY 
Principal  and  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology  and 
Practical  Theology ,  Rt.  Rev.  C.  M.  Nicholson,  B.A., 
D.D.;  Professor  of  New  Testament  Literature  and  Phil¬ 
osophy  of  Religion,  Rev.  John  Corston,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Professor  of  Church  History,  Rev.  Ian  F.  Mac¬ 
Kinnon,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Old  Testament 
Language  and  Literature,  Rev.  John  B.  Hardie.M.A., 

B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  Emeritus — New  Testament, 
Rev.  James  W.  Falconer,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Lecturer  in 
Psychology  of  Religion,  F.  Hilton,  Page  M.A.; 
Lecturer  in  Religious  Education,  John  Jarvie,  B.A.; 
Lecturer  in  Pastoral  Work;  J.  Fraser  Nicholson,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  C.M. 

Plateau  High  School 

3700  Calixa-Lavall6e  Ave.,  Montreal 
Principal,  Paul  Barry;  Assistant  Principals,  Liguori 
Renaud,  Gustave  Signori;  Parish  Priest ,  Rev.  Paul 
Mayer,  S.J. 

Presbvterian  College,  Montreal 

3485  McTavish  St. 

Affiliated  to  McGill  University 
Principal ,  The  Rev.  Robert  Lennox,  M.A.,  Th.B., 
Ph.D. 

Professors,  Rev.  Francis  Scott  MacKenzie,  M.A., 
Th.D.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.;  Rev.  Robert  Lennox,  M.A., 
Th.B.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  C.  Ritchie  Bell,  B.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.; 
Rev.  H.  Keith  Markell,  B.A.;  Rev.  James  Barr, 
M.A.,  B.D. 

Prince  of  Wales  College  and  Normal  School 

CHARLOTTETOWN,  P.E.I. 

Prince  of  Wales  College  is  a  junior  college  compris¬ 
ing  the  last  two  years  of  high  school,  the  first  two 
years  of  university,  a  normal  school,  and  a  commerce 
course.  # 

Principal,  Frank  MacKinnon,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
Vice- Principal,  J.  B.  Brow,  M.Sc. 

Registrar,  Gordon  L.  Bennett,  M.Sc. 

Faculty — Agriculture,  Lome  Callbeck,  B.Sc.;  Art, 
Eleanor  Lowe,  Mary  MacDonald;  Biology,  Warren 
J.  Duchemin,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  T.  M.  Lothian,  M.A.; 
Chemistry,  Gordon  L.  Bennett,  M.Sc.,  Richard  T. 
Matheson,  B.Sc.,  James  Ibbott,  B.Sc.;  Commerce, 
Ernest  M.  Bradley,  Anna  Fraser,  Marjorie  MacLeod; 
Draughting,  Cyril  D.  Lambourn;  Economics  and 
Sociology,  J.  C.  Murphy,  Ph.D.;  English,  J.  J.  Coyle, 
M.A.,  M.  Catherine  Bethune,  B.A.,  Dorothy  Du¬ 
chemin,  B.A.;  Alistair  MacDonald,  M.A.;  English 
and  Latin,  P.  Cletus  Murphy,  B.A.;  French,  J.  R. 
LeClair,  B.A.;  E.  E.  Doucette,  B.A.;  Greek  and  Latin, 
Lily  H.  Seaman,  M.A.;  History,  Fred  Thompson, 
Ph.D.;  Latin ,  J.  F.  MacMillan,  B.A.;  History  and 
Mathematics,  Dorothy  I.  Auld,  B.A.;  Home  Economics 
and  Nutrition,  Doris  M.  Anderson,  B.Sc.;  Librarian, 
Mary  A.  Donahoe,  B.A.;  Mathematics,  W.  J.  Mac¬ 
Donald,  B.A.,  Ivan  Dowling,  M.A.;  Botany  and 

Agriculture ,  . ;  Music ,  Royston  F. 

Mugford;  Physical  Education,  George  Andrews, 
B.Sc.  (Phys.  Ed.);  Physics,  J.  B.  Brow,  M.Sc.,  Earl 

L.  Wonnacott,  B.Sc.;  Political  Science,  Frank  Mac¬ 
Kinnon,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.;  Supervisor,  of  Teacher 
Training,  William  A.  MacPhee,  B.A.;  Teacher  Train¬ 
ing,  Helen  M.  Yeo,  B.A.,  M.Ed.;  College  Nurse, 
Ruth  I.  Ross,  R.N. 

Provincial  Normal  College.  Truro,  N.S. 

FACULTY 

Principal,  J.  P.  McCarthy,  M.A.,  Ed.D.,  Psy¬ 
chology  and  Principles  of  Education;  Director  of 
Teaching  Practice;  English  Literature,  Gerald  McKay, 

M. A.,  B.Ed.;  English  Composition,  Miss  Nancy  Bow¬ 
den,  M.A.;  Primary  Methods,  Miss  Gladys  J.  Mc¬ 
Kinnon;  General  Science,  Weyman  G.  Perry,  M.A.; 
Art,  Miss  Eileen  Hallisey,  B.S.E.;  Singing  and  Musical 
Theory,  Douglas  Baker;  Public  Health  and  Hygiene, 
Miss  Ellen  Reid,  R.N Biology,  L.  E.  A.  Fraser,  M.Sc., 


Ed.M.;  Social  Sciences ,  Clifford  Dunphy,  M.A.; 
French  and  School  Law,  Stanley  Edwards,  B.A.; 
Principles  of  Method,  School  Administration,  C. 
Morton  Shipley,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  Mathematics,  Otto 
Fritze,  M.A.,  Ed.M.;  Physical  Education,  Miss 
Joan  Froom,  B.Sc.  (P.Ed.);  Registrar,  Miss  Isabel 
Phillips;  Librarian,  Miss  Dorothy  Murray. 

AFFILIATED 

Principal,  Truro  Manual  Training  School,  D.  L. 
Whitby;  Principal,  Truro  School  of  Domestic  Science , 
Miss  Hazel  McMullen,  B.Sc.;  Principal,  Truro 
Kindergarten,  Miss  Ruth  Bigelow;  Supervisor  of 
Truro  Schools,  Harlan  M.  Cox,  M.A.;  Principal , 
College  of  Agriculture,  Kenneth  Cox,  B.S.A. 

Provincial  Normal  Schools,  B.C. 

VANCOUVER 

Principal,  F.  C.  Boyes,  M.A.;  A  /Vice- Principal, 
E.  B.  Broome,  B.Ed.,  M.A.;  Instructors ,  Miss  M.  E. 
Mayard,  B.A.;  L.E.  Brown,  B.P.E.,  M.A.;  D.  C. 
Gibbard,  M.A.;  F.  C.  Hardwick,  M.A.;  C.  W. 
Truax,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Mrs.  A.  G.  Birkett,  M.A., 
B.Ed.;  Miss  A.  J.  Kilgour,  M.A.;  John  McGechaen, 
M.A.;  W.  H.  Auld,  B.A.,  Ed.M.  R.  V.  Boughton, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  M.  E.  (Nottingham,  M.A.,  R. 
Hanslow;  Miss  K.  L.  Meredith,  B.A.;  Miss  M.  S. 
O’Connell,  B.A.,  J.A.S.  Macdonald,  Dip.  V.S.A.; 
P.  G.  Penner,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  L.  H.  Slind,  B.  Sc.,  B. 
Mus.,  D.  Ed.;  D.  C.  Smith,  B.A.,  D.  Ed.;  Secretary, 
Miss  E.  M.  MacLaine;  Librarian,  Miss  S.  Shopland, 
B.A.,  Lib. Sc. 

VICTORIA 

Principal,  H.  C.  Gilliland,  M.A.;  Faculty,  G.  A. 
Brand,  B.A.;  H.  E.  Farquhar,  M.A.;  A.  W.  Johns, 
B.A.;  Miss  W.  A.  Copeland;  Mrs.  K.  M.  Christie, 
B.A.;  A.  E.  Loft,  B.A.;  N.  A.  Swainson,  M.A.,  B.Ed.; 
R.  V.  Maclean,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.Ed.;  F.  L.  Martens, 
B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.A.;  Miss  J.  B.  Fleming,  B.A.;  Miss 
M.  C.  Bray,  B.P.E.;  Mrs.  H.  M.  Gilmour;  Registrar , 
Mrs.  M.  Hoey;  Librarian,  Miss  G.  Tuckey,  B.A., 

B. S.W. 

Gualicum  College,  B.C. 

Qualicum  Beach,  Vancouver  Island 
Headmaster,  R.  I.  Knight,  M.A.;  Bursar,  C.  S. 
Calhoun. 

Queen’s  University,  Kingston 

Chancellor,  Hon.  Charles  A.  Dunning,  P.C.,  LL.D. 
Vice-Chancellor  and  Principal,  W.  A.  Mackintosh, 

C. M.G.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S.C. 
Vice-Principal,  J.  A.  Corry,  LL.B.,  B.C.L.,  LL.D., 

F  R  S  C 

Rector,  L.  W.  Brockington,  C.M.G.,  Q.C.,  D.C.L., 
LL.D. 

Registrar,  Miss  Jean  I.  Royce,  B.A. 

Assistant  Registrar,  Miss  K.  Jean  Richardson,  B.A. 
Librarian,  H.  P.  Gundy,  M.A. 

Treasurer,  M.  C.  Tillotson,  M.B.E.,  B.Com., 
M.B.A. 

Assistant  Treasurer,  J.  W.  Bannister,  B.Com. 
Dean  of  Women,  Miss  A.  Vibert  Douglas,  M.B.E., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.A.S. 

Assistant  to  the  Principal,  J.  A.  Edmison,  Q.C.,  B.A. 
Director  of  University  Extension  and  Director  of  the 
Summer  School,  H.  W.  Curran,  B.S.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Assistant  Director  of  University  Extension,  Kathleen 

L.  Healey. 

University  Chaplain,  Rev.  A.  M.  Laverty,  B.A., 
B.D. 

Secretary  of  the  General  Alumni  Association  and 
Manager  of  the  Employment  Bureau,  H.  J.  Hamilton, 
B.A. 

Director  of  Publicity,  D.  G.  Dewar,  B.A.,  B.S.W. 
QUEEN’S  THEOLOGICAL  COLLEGE 
(Queen's  University  is  undenominational  but  Queen's 
Theological  College  is  United  Church) 
Principal  and  Lecturer  in  New  Testament  Literature 
and  Criticism,  Rev.  Elias  Andrews,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 
Professor  of  Church  History,  Rev.  W.  E.  L.  Smith, 

M. C.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology 
and  Philosophy  of  Religion,  Rev.  D.  M.  Mathers, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Lecturer  in  Public  Speaking, 
Rev.  R.  H.  N.  Davidson,  B.A.,  Th.M.;  Professor  of 
Practical  Theology,  Rev.  W.  F.  Banister,  O.B.E.,  B.D., 

D. D. 


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FACULTY  OF  ARTS 

Professors — Dean  and  Professor  of  Biology,  R.  0- 
Earl,  E.D.,  B.A.,  S.M.,  Ph.D.;  G.  Krotkov,  B.S.A., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  A.  S.  West,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
H.  W.  Curran,  B.S.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Psychology,  J.  M. 
Blackburn,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  English,  H.  Alexander, 
M.A.,  F.R.S.C.;  C.  J.  Vincent,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  M.  M. 
Ross,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Hebrew  and  Religion, 

E.  Andrews,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.D.,  D.Litt.;  D.  M. 
Mathers,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Hardy  Professor  of 
Political  Science,  J.  A.  Corry,  LL.B.,  B.C.L.,  LL.M., 
LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Commerce,  R.  G.  H.  Smails,  B.Sc., 

A. C.A.,  F.C.A.;  J.  L.  McDougall,  M.A.,  W.  G. 
Leonard,  F.C.A.,  L.  G.  Macpherson,  B.A.,  C.A.; 
Sir  John  A.  Macdonald  Professor  of  Political  and 
Economic  Science,  C.  A.  Curtis,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Economics,  F.  A.  Knox,  B.A.,  F.R.S.C.;  French,  W. 
H.  Evans,  B.A.,  Dr.  de  l’Univ.  (Paris);  G.  Shortliffe, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Classics,  H.  L.  Tracy,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  S.  E. 
Smethurst,  M.A.;  History,  W.  E.  C.  Harrison,  O.B.E., 
M.A.,  A.  R.  M.  Lower,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.- 
S.C.;  Mathematics,  R.  L.  Jeffery,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc., 

F. R.S.C.,  N.  Miller,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.  M.  Wood,  M.A., 

B. Sc.,  I.  Halperin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  G.  L. 
Edgett,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Industrial  Relations,  J.  C. 
Cameron,  M.Com.;  Astronomy,  Miss  A.  Vibert 
Douglas,  M.B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.A.S.;  Philosophy, 

A.  R.  C.  Duncan,  M.A.;  German,  Hilda  C.  Laird, 

B. A.,  B.L.S.,  Ph.D.;  Biochemistry,  J. M. R. Beveridge, 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.;  Spanish  and  Italian,  H.  W. 
Hilbom,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Fine  Art,  A.  Bieler. 

Associate  Professors — Commerce,  J.  E.  Smyth, 
M.Com.,  C.A.;  Philosophy,  H.  M.  Estall,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Music,  G.  George,  Mus.Doc.;  Industrial 
Relations,  C.  H.  Curtis,  M.A.;  Economics,  M.  C. 
Urquhart,  B.A.;  Drama,  W.  Angus,  A.M.,  Ph.D.; 
Political  Science,  J.  E.  Hodgetts,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
History,  W.  E.  L.  Smith,  M.C.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  F.  W. 
Gibson,  M.A.;  English,  E.  A.  Walker,  M.A.;  A.  G.  C. 
Whalley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Psychology,  A.  H.  Smith, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Biology,  H.  M.  Good,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professors — Mathematics,  H.  W.  Ellis, 
M.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Psychology,  Isabel  M.  Laird, 
M.A.,  B.Ed.;  Spanish,  A.  M.  Fox,  M.A.;  Bio¬ 
chemistry,  R.  O.  Hurst,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  German,  H. 
Eichner,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Marketing,  R.  J.  Hand,  B.Com., 
M.B.A.;  Economics,  D.  W.  Slater,  B.  Com.,  M.A.; 
Politics,  J.  Meisel,  M.A.;  Commerce,  E.  J.  Benson, 
B.Com.,  C.A. ;  Biology,  J.  R.  W.  Vallentyne,  B.A., 
Ph.D.,  also  Lecturers. 

FACULTY  OF  APPLIED  SCIENCE 

Professors — Dean  and  Professor  of  Mechanical 
Engineering,  H.  G.  Conn,  O.B.E.,  M.S. ;  Physics,  B. 
W.  Sargent,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Chem¬ 
istry,  J.  A.  McRae,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  F.R.I.C., 
F.R.S.C.;  G.  B.  Frost,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  J.  K.  N.  Jones, 
Ph.D.,  D.Sc.;  L.  A.  Munro,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C., 
F.R.S.C.;  R.  L.  Dorrance,  M.A.;  Geological  Sciences, 
J.  E.  Hawley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.G.S.A., 
F.M.S.A.;  J.  W.  Ambrose,  A.B.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
F.G.S.A.;  A.  W.  Jolliffe,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
F.G.S.A.;  Metallurgy,  T.  V.  Lord,  B.Sc.;  0.  A.  Carson, 

A. M.,  Ph.D.;  Mining  Engineering,  A.  V.  Corlett, 

B. Sc.;  Mechanical  Engineering ,  J.  S.  Campbell,  M.Sc.; 
Electrical  Engineering,  D.  M.  Jemmett,  D.C.M., 
M.A.,  B.Sc.;  H.  H.  Stewart,  M.S.,  H.  S.  Pollock, 
M.Sc.;  Drafting,  A.  Jackson,  B.Sc.;  H.  J.  Styles, 
M.S.;  Chemical  Engineering,  A.  C.  Plewes,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  M.  Am.  Inst.  Chem.,  Eng.,  F.C.I.C.;  Physics, 

E.  E.  Watson,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  H.  W.  Harkness,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  H.  M.  Cave,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Civil  Engineering, 
S.  D.  Lash,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.C.G.O.,  D.I.C. 

Associate  Professors — Chemistry,  W.  M.  Smith, 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  R.  Y.  Moir,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Civil,  Engi¬ 
neering,  J.  D.  Lee,  M.S.,  J.  W.  Brooks,  M.A.Sc., 
O.  Martin,  D.Eng.,  R.  J.  Kennedy,  M.C.,  M.S.; 
Mineralogy,  L.  G.  Berry,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.G.S.A., 

F. M.S.A.,  F.R.S.C.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  W.  D. 
Gilbert,  B.Sc.,  S.M.,  W.  B.  Rice,  B.Sc.,  B.Eng.; 
Physics,  D.  T.  Roberts,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professors — Mining  Engineering,  G.  A. 
Jewett,  B.Sc.;  Civil  Engineering,  E.  L.  Dauphin, 
M.S.,  O.L.S.;  H.  M.  Edwards,  B.Sc..  M.S.C  E., 

G.  D.  T.  Wright,  B.A.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.  -  Physics,  H. 
M.  Love,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Geology,  J.  L.  Usher,  B.A., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  M.  M.  Fitzpatrick,  M.A.;  Mechanical 
Engineering,  W.  G.  Colborne,  M.Sc.,  also  Lecturers. 


FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 
Professors — Dean  and  Professor  of  Physiology,  G.  H. 
Ettinger,  M.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.S.C.; 

Surgery,  D.  L.  C.  Bingham,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S., 
F.A.C.S.;  Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology ,  E.  M.  Robertson, 
M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.O.G.;  Pediatrics,  R.  R. 
MacGregor,  M.C.,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.P. ;  Bacteriology, 
J.  H.  Orr,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.S.C.;  Anatomy, 
D.  C.  Matheson,  M.B.;  Radiology  and  Physical 
Therapy,  W.  A.  Jones,  O.B.E.,  M.D.,  F.F.R., 
F.R.C.P.,  F.A.C.R.;  Pathology,  R.  H.  More,  M.D., 

M. Sc.;  The  Arthur  R.  Elliott  Professor  of  Public  Health 
and  Preventive  Medicine,  J.  Wyllie,  M.A.,  M.D.,  B.Sc., 

D. P.H.;  Pharmacology ,  E.  M.  Boyd,  M.A.,  M.D.C.M.; 
Psychiatry,  C.  H.  McCuaig,  M.D.C.M.;  Urology, 

N.  E.  Berry,  M.D.C.M.;  Medicine,  W.  F.  Connell, 
M.D.C.M.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.A.C.P.,  G.  M. 
Brown,  M.D.C.M.,  D.Phil.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P., 
F.A.C.P. 

Associate  Professors — Pathology,  G.  F.  Kipkie, 
M.D.C.M.,  M.Sc.,  S.  Bencosme,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Surgery,  S.  W.  Houston,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.S.;  D.  W. 
Boucher,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.S.;  Radiology,  R.  C. 
Burr,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.S.;  Gynaecology  and  Obstetrics, 
P.  A.  McLeod,  B.A.,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.O.G., 

F.R.C.S.;  G.  Mylks,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S.; 
Pharmacology,  H.  D.  McEwen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Embry¬ 
ology,  B.  Kropp,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Medicine,  D.  N. 
White,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.Chir.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.A.C.P.; 
Anatomy,  J.  Tomasch,  M.D.;  Physiology,  J.  D. 
Hatcher,  M.D.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professors — Medicine,  B.  H.  Hopkins, 
M.B.,  H.  G.  Kelly,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.P.,  D.  L. 
Wilson,  M.A.,  M.D.C.M.,  F.R.C.P.;  Physiology, 
Margaret  E.  M.  Sawyer,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  R.  E.  Semple, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Plastic  Surgery,  A.  R.  Tilley,  O.B.E., 
M.D.;  Bacteriology,  N.  A.  Hinton,  M.D.C.M., 
M.Sc.  (Med.);  Ophthalmology,  D.  Rosen,  B.Sc.,  M.D., 
C.M.,  F.R.C.S.;  Anesthesiology,  W.  A.  Campbell, 
M.D.,  C.M.;  Urology,  E.  P.  White,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.R.C.S.  Also  Lecturers. 

SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 
Director,  Jenny  M.  Weir,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Reg.N.; 
Lecturer  in  Nursing,  Evelyn  Moulton,  B.N.Sc.,  M.A., 
Reg.N. 

PHYSICAL  AND  HEALTH  EDUCATION 
Director,  F.  L.  Bartlett,  B.A.;  Associate  Professor, 
J.  F.  Edwards,  B.A.,  M.A.(P.E.) ;  Assistant  Professors , 
S.  Marion  Ross,  M.A.,  F.  Tindall,  A.B.;  Lecturer,  A. 

L.  Lenard,  B.A.,  B.P.H.E.,  Dorothy  Leggett,  M.Sc. 
INSTITUTE  OF  LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

Director,  K.  G.  Crawford,  M.A. 

Ridley  College,  St.  Catharines,  Oni. 

A  CANADIAN  CHURCH  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS 

President  of  the  College  and  Chairman  of  the  Board 
of  Govei'nors,  Arthur  L.  Bishop,  E.D.,  M.E.I.C., 

M. C.I.M.M. 

Headmaster ,  J.  R.  Hamilton,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Master - 
-in-charge  of  Lower  School ,  E.  V.  Brown,  B.Sc.; 
Bursar,  W.  D.  MacMillan,  C.A.,  Resident  Chaplain, 
Rev.  R.  C.  Good. 

Physical  Gymnastic  and  Drill  Instructor,  Capt.  A.  C. 
Iggulden;  Matron,  Upper  School  and  Dietitian,  Miss 

E.  M.  Kinsman;  Matron,  Lower  School,  Mrs.  E.  Henn; 
School  Physician,  A.  S.  Malcolmson,  M.D. 

Roman  Catholic  Theological  Seminaries  and 
Pre-Theological  Schools  in  Ontario 

College  of  Cheist  the  King  (Jesuit  Seminary), 
403  Wellington  St.  West,  Toronto  2,  Ontario, — 
Rector,  Rev.  J.  E.  MacGuigan,  S.  J.-, Bursar,  Rev. 
J.  Johnson,  S.J. 

Dominican  College,  96  Empress,  Ottawa;  Prior, 
Very  Rev.  Martial  Bergeron,  O.P.;  Regent  of 
Studies.  Very  Rev.  J.  M.  Parent,  O.P. ;  Master  of 
Students,  Rev.  H.  D.  Lecavalier,  O.P.;  Librarian, 
Rev.  Bertrand  Simard,  O.P. 

Jesuit  Novitiate,  Guelph — Rector  and  Master  of 
Novices,  Rev.  John  L.  Swain,  S.J. ;  Assistant  Rector, 
Rev.  Robert  MacDougall,  S.J.;  Assistant  Master  of 
Novices,  Rev.  Leonard  Fischer,  S.J.;  Dean  of  Studies, 
Rev.  Hugh  P.  Kierans,  S.J. 

Scolasticat  Saint-Jean  (Peres  Montfoetains), 
431  Montreal  Rd.,  Eastview,  Ottawa,  Ont. — 
Superior,  R.  F.  Robert  Lemire,  s.m.m. 


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569 


St.  Alphonsub  Seminary  (Redemptoribts),  Wood- 
stock — Rector,  Very  Rev.  L.  Gerard  Owens, 

C. SS.R.;  Bursar,  Rev.  William  Wyllie,  C.SS.R. 
St.  Augustine’s  Seminary,  Stop  15,  Kingston  Road 

Toronto,  13 — Rector,  Right  Rev.  R.  J.  Dobell, 

D. P.,  M.A.;  Vice-Rector,  Rev.  Alphonse  J. 
Belanger;  Bursar,  Rev.  Wm.  F.  Carvill. 

St.  Basil’s  Seminary,  95  St.  Joseph  St.,  Toronto — 
Superior,  Rev.  F.  A.  Orsini,  C.S.B.;  Treasurer, 
Rev.  T.  MacDonald,  C.S.B. 

St.  Francis  Xavier  Seminary',  2685  Kingston  Rd., 
Toronto  13. 

Superior-General,  V.  Rev.  T.  McQuaid,  S.F.M.; 
Rector,  V.-Rev.  F.  Diemert,  S.F.M.;  Bursar,  Rev. 
A.  J.  MacDonald,  S.F.M. 

St.  Mary’s  College  (Redemptorist)  Brockville — 
Rector,  Very  Rev.  Matthew  Meehan,  C.SS.R.; 
Bursar,  Rev.  J.  S.  MacDonald,  C.SS.R. 

St.  Peter’s  Seminary,  London,  Ont.,  A  Theological 
Seminary  and  Catholic  College  of  Arts,  affiliated 
with  the  University  of  Western  Ontario. 

Rector  and  Director  of  Discipline,  Rt.  Rev. 
A.  P.  Mahoney,  P.A.,  V.G.;  Vice-Rector,  V.  Rev. 
L.  J.  Flynn,  S.T.D.,  S.S.L.;  Registrar,  V.  Rev. 
L.  A.  Wemple,  Ph.L.;  Spiritual  Director,  Rt.  Rev. 
L.  M.  Forristal,  D.P.,  B.A.;  Bursar,  Rev.  F.  J. 
Laverty,  B.A.;  Attending  Physician,  E.  I. 
Loughlin,  M.D. 

Rothesay  Collegiate  School,  Rothesay,  N.B. 

Headmaster ,  C.  H.  Bonnycastle,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

Royal  Conservatory  ot  Music  of  Toronto 

See  “  University  of  Toronto  Faculty  of  Music ” 
Chairman  of  Committee,  Dr.  Edward  Johnson;  Dean, 
Boyd  Neel;  Principal,  School  of  Music,  Dr.  Ettore 
Mazzoleni;  Director ,  Faculty  of  Music,  Dr.  Arnold 
Walter;  Registrar,  Frederick  C.  Silvester;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  John  F.  Brook,  135  College  St. 

Royal  Victoria  College  for  Women 
McGill  University 

Warden ,  Muriel  V.  Roscoe,  Ph.D.;  Secretary,  Mrs. 

A.  D.  Murray,  655  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

St.  Andrew's  College,  Aurora,  Ont. 

Chairman  of  Board  of  Governors — James  S.  Duncan, 
C.M.G. 

Headmaster,  K.  G.  B.  Ketchum,  B.A.,  LL.D.; 
Assistant  Headmaster  and  Housemaster,  Upper  School, 
R.  C.  Gibb,  M.A.;  Housemaster,  Middle  School, 
J.  S.  Macfarlane,  M.A.;  Master-in-Charge  of  Lower 
School,  J.  L.  Wright,  B.A.;  Bursar,  J.  A.  Bennet, 

B.  Com. 

St  Andrew's  College,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

(  United  Church) 

(in  affiliation  with  the  university  of 
Saskatchewan) 

Principal,  Rev.  R.  F.  Schnell,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  I 
Secretary,  Rev.  Prof.  R.  C.  Chalmers,  B.A.,  B.D.t 
Th.D.;  Librarian,  Rev.  R.  D.  Tannahill,  B.A.,  B.D., 


D.D.;  Systematic  Theology,  Dr.  R.  C.  Chalmers; 
Church  History,  Dr.  R.  D.  Tannahill;  Old  Testament, 
Dr.  R.  F.  Schnell;  New  Testament, . 

St.  Chad’s  College,  Regina,  Saskatchewan 

( Ar\glican — Diocese  of  Qu} Appelle) 

( Established  1907) 

Affiliated  with  University  of  Saskatchewan 
Warden,  Rev.  N.  D.  Pilcher,  B.A.,  L.S.T.  ;  Dean  of 
Residence,  Rev.  R.  H.  Beatty,  B.A.,  B.D.;  Professor, 
Rev.  P.  E.  Clark,  B.A.,  B.D. 


St.  Dunstan’s  College,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

Founded  1831 

Chairman  of  Board  of  Governors — The  Bishop  of 
Charlottetown.  Vice-Chairman — Rev.  R.  V.  Mac¬ 
Kenzie,  Litt.D.,  LL.D. 

President- Rector — Right  Rev.  R.  V.  MacKenzie, 
Litt.D.,  LL.D. 

Vice-President — Rev.  J.  A.  Sullivan,  M.A. 

Bursar — Rev.  F.  P.  Aylward,  B.A. 

Dean  of  Studies — Rev.  J.  A.  Sullivan,  M.A. 
Registrar — Rev.  E.  J.  Roche,  M.Sc. 

Directors  of  Discipline — Rev.  V.  G.  Munnaghan, 
M.Com.;  Rev.  A.  F.  MacDonald,  B.L.S.,  Rev.  J.  R. 
Kelly,  B.A.;  Director  of  Extension ,  Rev.  W.  O. 
Simpson,  B.A. 

Faculty 

Rector ,  Rev.  R.  V.  MacKenzie;  Professors ,  Rev. 
M.  E.  Francis,  B.A.;  Rev.  W.  McGuigan,  M.A.,  Rev. 
John  A.  Sullivan,  M.A.,  Rev.  G.  A.  McDonald, 
M.Sc.,  Rev.  G.  R.  Ellsworth,  M.Sc.,  D.D.,  J.  C. 
Murphy,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  F.  L.  Cass,  B.Sc.,  Rev. 

E.  J.  Roche,  M.Sc.;  Sister  Mary  Ida,  C.S.M.,  M.A.; 
Rev.  L.  Landrigan,  B.A.;  Mr.  A.  J.  McAdam,  B.A., 
B.Sc.;  Rev.  Vincent  Munnaghan,  B.Com.;  Mr. 
Cletus  Murphy,  B.A.;  Brendan  O’Grady,  M.A.; 
Rev.  Wilfred  Pineau,  M.A.;  Rev.  Thomas  Mac- 
Lellan,  D.D.;  Rev.  A.  F.  MacDonald,  B.L.S.;  Rev. 
Adrian  Arsenault,  B.A.;  Rev.  Francis  Ledwell,  B.A. 


St.  Francis  Xavier  University 

ANTIGONISH,  N.S. 


(Roman  Catholic) 

Chancellor — Most  Rev.  John  R.  MacDonald,  D.D. 
President — Rev.  H.  J.  Somers,  Ph.D. 
Vice-President — Rev.  M.  J.  MacKinnon,  B.A. 
Dean  of  Studies — Rev.  C.  H.  Bauer,  B.A. 

Bursar,  Rev.  J.  V.  Campbell,  B.A. 

Registrar — Rev.  W.  X.  Edwards,  B.A. 

Librarian — Sister  Regina  Clare,  B.L.S. 

Director  of  Extension — Rev.  Michael  J.  MacKinnon, 


B.A. 

Principal  of  Xavier  Junior  College — Rev.  Malcolm 
A.  MacLellan,  Ph.D. 

Director  of  Religious  Activities — Rev.  Gregory  Mac¬ 
Kinnon,  B.A. 

Dean  of  Men — Rev.  John  A.  Rankin,  M.Sc. 


STAFF 

Professors,  Leo  P.  Chiasson,  Ph.D.,  John  Purko, 
B.A.,  Rev.  Gerald  Rousell,  B.Sc.,  Biology;  William 
T.  Foley,  Ph.D.,  John  J.  MacDonald,  Ph.D.,  Etalo 


- ST. ANDREW'S  COLLEGE - 

AURORA  ONTARIO 

860  Feet  Above  Sea  Level 

A  RESIDENTIAL  SCHOOL  IN  THE  COUNTRY  FOR  BOYS  9  AND  OVER 

A  sound  education  and  complete  preparation  for  Uni¬ 
versity  entrance.  Spacious  playing  fields,  modern  build¬ 
ings,  beautiful  chapel,  gymnasium,  swimming  pool, 
unrivalled  grounds.  Entrance  scholarships.  Early  ap¬ 
plication  advisable. 

FOR  PROSPECTUS, PLEASE  WRITE  THE  HEADMASTER: K.G.B. KETCHUM,  B.A.,  LL.D. 


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[1956 


A.  Secco,  Ph.D.,  Chemistry;  Rev.  John  Hugh  Gillis, 

Ph.D.f  Classics ;  John  T.  Sears,  Sr.  St.  Mary 

Donald,  M.A.,  Commerce;  Walter  Kontak,  B.A., 
Rev.  Philip  Mifflen,  M.A.,  Rev.  John  A.  Rankin, 
M.Sc.,  William  Woodfine,  M.A.,  Economics;  Rev. 
Donald  F.  Campbell,  M.A.,  Sr.  St.  Michael,  Ph.D., 
Rev.  M.  J.  McLean,  M.Sc.,  Education;  Rev.  William 
P.  Fogarty,  B.Sc.,  John  Hugh  MacDonald,  B.Sc., 
Engineering;  Rev.  Richard  V.  Bannon,  M.A.,  George 
Boyle,  LL.D.,  Rev.  W.  X.  Edwards,  B.A.,  Rev. 
Vincent  MacLellan,  B.A.,  Rev.  Roderick  J.  Mac- 
Sween,  B.A.,  Sr.  St.  Miriam  of  the  Temple,  Ph.D., 
English;  Leo  Doiron,  M.A.,  Cecil  MacLean,  D.  de 
l’U.  de  Paris,  French;  Bernard  J.  Keating,  Ph.D., 
Donald  J.  MacNeil,  Ph.D.,  Geology;  Rev.  C.  H. 
Bauer,  B.A.,  German;  Rev.  Malcolm  McDonell, 
M.A.,  Rev.  Lawrence  O’Keefe,  M.A.,  Rev.  H.  J. 
Somers,  Ph.D.,  Sr.  St.  Veronica,  M.A.,  History;  Sr. 
St.  Aelred,  B.A.,  Sr.  St.  Alexander,  B.Sc.,  Sr.  St. 
Andrew  Avellino,  B.Sc.,  Sr.  St.  Arthur,  M.A.,  Sr.  St. 
Catherine  M.A.,  Sr.  St.  Catherine  Maureen,  B.Sc., 
Home  Economics,  Rev.  Gerald  J.  Power,  B.A.,  Latin , 
Sr.  St.  Francesca,  B.S.  in  L.S.,  Library  Science;  Rev. 
Francis  J.  Ginivan,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  Leo  G.  McKenna, 
M.A.,  Sr.  St.  Genevieve,  M.A.,  Mathematics;  Sr.  St. 
Michael  of  the  Eucharist,  Mus.  M.,  Dudley  Birder, 
M.M.,  Music;  Rev.  Charles  R.  MacDonald,  Ph.L., 
Rev.  John  H.  Gillis,  Ph.D.,  Philosophy;  Aexander  J. 
MacAdam,  M.A.;  Physical  Education;  Rev.  Ernest 
M.  Clarke,  Ph.D.,  Antonio  Olmos,  Ph.D.,  Rev. 
Cyril  J.  Tobin,  M.A.,  Physics;  Rev.  J.  V.  Campbell, 

B. A.,  Rev.  Reginald  Duprey,  B.A.,  Rev.  Andrew 
Hogan,  B.A.,  Rev.  Murdock  MacLean,  M.A.,  Sr.  St. 
Winnefrede,  Religion;  Mrs.  Doris  D.  Boyle,  Ph.D., 
Sociology;  Sr.  St.  Carola,  M.A.,  Spanish;  Captain  P. 
F.  Pride,  Army  Training;  Lieut.  Michael  Hennessey, 
Naval  Training. 


St.  Jerome’s  College,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

( Under  the  direction  of  the 
Resurrectionist  Fathers,  Founded  1864) 
Executive  Officers — Rector,  Rev.  C.  L.  Siegfried, 

C.R.;  Dean  of  Arts,  Rev.  F.  G.  Keleher,  C.R.  \  Dean 
of  Residence,  Rev.  B.  J.  Murphy,  C.R.;  Assistant  Dean 
of  Residence,  Rev.  C.  R.  Fritz,  C.R.;  Spiritual 
Director,  Rev.  W.  B.  Mayer,  C.R.;  Treasurer,  Rev. 

B.  J.  Graf,  C.R.;  Bursar,  Rev.  J.  H.  Spielmacher, 

C. R.;  Director  of  Adult  Education,  Rev.  C.  A.  Hergott, 


TEACHING  STAFF 

Department  Heads — English,  Rev.  C.  R.  Fritz, 
C.R.,  M.Ed.;  Classics,  Rev.  Benno  Graf,  C.R.,  M.A.; 
Romance  Languages,  Sister  M.  Elaine,  M.A.;  Philoso¬ 
phy,  Rev.  B.  J.  Murphy,  C.R.B.A.,  Arthur  P. 
Monahan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  L.M.S.;  Philosophy  and 
Latin,  Rev.  Frederick  Keleher,  C.R.,  M.Sc.;  Mathe¬ 
matics  and  Science,  Rev.  W.  G.  Borho,  C.R.,  M.A.; 
Economics  and  Science,  Rev.  C.  L.  Siegfried,  C.R., 
M.Sc.;  Religious  Knowledge,  Rev.  W.  B.  Mayer,  C.R., 
M.A.;  Philosophy  and  Education,  Rev.  C.  A~.  Hergatt, 
C.R.,  M.A.,  D.D.;  English  and  Latin,  Rev.  J.  H. 
Spielmacher,  C.R.,  M.A.;  History  and  Political 
Science ,  F.  A.  Walker,  Ph.D.;  also  Lay  Brothers, 


ST.  JEROME’S  HIGH  SCHOOL 
100  Duke  St.  W.,  Kitchener,  Ontario 
Executive  Officer-Superior,  Rev.  C.  A.  Hauser,  C.R. 
B.A.;  Principal,  Rev.  T.  V.  Sobisch,  C.R.,  B.A. 
B.Paed. ;  Treasurer,  Rev.  W.  J.  Lalonde,  C.R. 
B.A.;  Bursar,  Rev.  A.  J.  Kroetsch,  C.R.,  B.A. 
Director  of  Athletics,  Bro.  John  Traynor,  C.R. 
Staff— Commercial,  Rev.  T.  V.  Sobisch,  C.R.,  B.A. 

B. Paed.;  Physics  and  Typewriting,  Rev.  C.  J 
Brunck,  C.R.,  M.A.;  French,  Rev.  J.  B.  Bullbrook 

C. R.;  Mathematics,  Rev.  L.  J.  Dentinger,  C.R. 
M.A.;  English  and  History,  Rev.  H.  F.  Feeney 

P; A" ’  French  ond  Guidance,  Rev.  J.  R.  Finn 
rl’  t’  ArA‘;  Industrial  Arts  and  Crafts,  Rev.  P.  B 
Graf,  C.R.,  B.A.;  Mathematics  and  Science,  Rev 
C.  A.  Hauser,  C.R.,  B.A.;  Religion,  Rev.  A.  J 
Kroetsch,  C.R.,  B.A.;  French,  Rev.  W.  J.  Lalonde 
•!,.  B-A-i  History  and  English,  Rev.  Dear 
O  Sullivan,  C.R. ,  B.A. ;  English,  Rev.  F.  X.  Reitzel 
{  ■  B .  A . ;  Latin,  Rev.  Patrick  Sheridan,  C.R. 

M.A.,  Religion,  Rev.  S.  J.  Winter,  C.R. 

Ph.D.;  Mathematics  and  Physical  Education,  F.  B 
Allore;  English  and  Mathematics,  J.  J.  McKay 


English  and  Guidance,  A.  C.  O’Leary,  B.A.;  Social 
Studies,  P.  A.  Perdue;  Mathematics  and  Physical 
Education,  D.  B.  Pickett,  B.A. 

Also  Lay  Brothers. 

Si  John’s  College,  Winnipeg 

( Anglican ) 

Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Manitoba 
The  Warden ,  Rev.  Canon  L.  F.  Wilmot,  M.C.,  B.A., 
B.D.;  Professors,  Rev.  Canon  L.  F.  Wilmot,  M.C., 
B.A.,  B.D.,  Rev.  S.  H.  Elliott,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Rev.  C.  C. 
Land  on,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors , 
Mrs.  M.  K.  Wees,  M.A.,  Rev.  B.  G.  M.  Wood,  M.A., 

L. Th,  Norman  J.  MacLeod,  B.A.,  Peter  J.  Coleman, 

M. A.,  Ph.D.;  also  Lecturers. 

St.  Joseph’s  University,  Moncton,  N.B. 

(Commerce,  Science  and  Education) 
Superieur  et  Prefet  des  Etudes,  R.  P.  R6mi  Rossig- 
nol,  c.s.c.,  B.A.;  Assistant-Superieur,  R.  P.  Clement 
Cormier,  c.s.c.,  S.ThL.;  B.Sc.Soc.;  LL.D.;  Ph.D.; 
Econome  et  Doyen  du  Cours  de  Commerce,  R.  P. 
Oneil  Ferguson,  c.s.c.,  L. Sc. Com.;  Doyen  des  Cours 
de  Sciences,  R.  P.  Jean-Baptiste  Cormier,  c.s.c., 
L.Sc.;  Doyen  du  Cours  de  Pedagogic,  Hon.  Fr.  Leopold 
Taillon,  c.s.c.,  M.A.,  B.P6d.;  Directeur  du  Service 
Exterieur,  M.  Valier  Savoie,  L.Sc.Soc.;  Directeur , 
Centre  de  Recherches  Historiques ,  R.  P.  R.en6  Baudry, 
c.s.c.,  M.A.,  L.L. 

Saint  Mary's  University 

HALIFAX,  N.S. 

(Fathers  of  the  Society  of  Jesus.  Founded  1841) 
Chancellor,  Mt.  Rev.  J.  Gerald  Berry,  D.D.; 
President,  Very  Rev.  F.  J.  Lynch,  S.J.;  Vice-President, 
Rev.  M.  J.  Belair,  S.J.;  Bursar,  D.  J.  Markley; 
Registrar,  Eileen  Macdonald,  B.A. 

Dean  of  Studies,  Rev.  Patrick  Malone,  S.J.;  Dean 
of  Men,  Rev.  Michael  O’Donnell,  S.J. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS 

Philosophy,  Rev.  H.  Labelle,  S.J.;  Rev.  Wm. 
Stewart,  S.J. ;  Rev.  A.  Viragh,  S.J. ;  Rev.  Ambrose 
Czako,  Ph.D.;  English,  Rev.  M.  J.  O’Donnell,  S.J.; 
Rev.  Daniel  Fogarty,  S.J.;  Rev.  D.  W.  Rourke,  S.J.; 
Latin,  Rev.  Leo  Nelligan,  S.J. ;  Rev.  Gerald  Gallagher, 
S.J.;  French,^  Edmund  Boyd,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  History, 
Rev.  Wm.  Kennedy,  S.J.;  Economics,  Rev.  Patrick 
Malone,  S.J.;  Wm.  Dalton,  M.A.;  Biology,  J.  J. 
Ennitt,  M.D.;  Chemistry,  Allan  Sabean,  B.A.,  M.Sc.; 
Rev.  James  Murphy,  S.J.;  Mathematics,  Allan  Sabean, 
B.A.,  M.Sc.;  Cyril  Murphy,  B.Sc.,  M.A.;  Physics, 
Frank  Tomcha,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  Wm.  Bridgeo,  B.Sc., 


FACULTY  OF  ENGINEERING 
Dean,  J.  L.  Ryan,  B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.E.I.C.;  Rev. 
M.  W.  Burke-Gaffney,  S.J.,  B.E.,  Ph.D.;  E.  T.  Cos¬ 
grove,  B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.E.I.C.;  Edward  Cole,  B.E.; 
J.  E.  Bulley,  B.E. 

SCHOOL  OF  COMMERCE 
Dean,  H.  G.  Beazley,  B.Comm.;  E.  M.  Davison, 

B. Comm.,  C.A.;  Paul  Cormier,  B.Comm.,  M.B.A., 

C. A.;  Ronald  Downie,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Wm.  Dalton, 
M.A.;  Martin  Livingston,  also  Lecturers. 

SCHOOL  OF  JOURNALISM 
Director  of  Studies,  Robert  J.  McCleave,  B.A., 
LL.B.;  also  Lecturers. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  SECTION 
Principal  and  Director,  Rev.  C.  Fischer,  S.J. 

High  School  Faculty,  Rev.  V.  Murphy,  S.J.,  Rev. 
G.  McDonough,  S.J.,  Rev.  G.  Lonergan,  S.J.,  Rev. 
E.  Merchant,  S.J.,  Mr.  Bernard  Murphy. 

Director  of  Athletics,  Rev.  Michael  O’Donnell,  S.J. 

St.  Patrick’s  College 

OTTAWA 

Rector,  V.  Rev.  Gerald  E.  Cousineau,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Vice-Rectors,  Rev.  J.  J.  Kelly,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  Docteur 
de  l’Universit^  de  Paris;  Rev.  J.  H.  Conway,  O.M.I., 
M.A. ;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and  Registrar, 
Rev.  F.  E.  Banim,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Ph.,  S.T.L.; 


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571 


Principal  of  the  High  School ,  Rev.  J.  H.  Conway, 
M.A.;  Bursar,  Rev.  L.  K.  Poupore,  O.M.I., 
M.A.,  L.Ph.;  Director  of  Resident  Students,  Rev.  A. 

A.  MacKinnon,  B.A.;  Librarian,  Rev.  P.  F. 

Spratt.  Director  of  the  Extension  Department, 

Rev.  J.  J.  Kelly,  M.A.;  Director  of  Graduate 

Studies,  Rev.  L.  A.  Cormican,  O.M.I  ,  M.A.,  L.Ph., 
S.T.L.;  Director  of  the  School  of  Social  Welfare,  Rev. 
Swithun  Bowers,  O.M.I. ,  B.A.,  M.Sc. ;  Director  oj 
Institute  of  Social  Action,  Rev.  L.  K.  Poupore, 
O.M.I.,  M.A.  L.Ph.;  Director  of  Athletics,  Rev.  F. 
Kavanagh,  O.M.I.,  B.A. 

COLLEGE  DEPARTMENT 

Economics,  Rev.  L.  K.  Poupore,  O.M.I.,  M.A.; 
V.  G.  Caroll,  M.A.;  D.  R.  McLellan,  Ph.D.;  G.  E. 
Clarke,  B.Comm.;  H.  Laflamme,  B.A.,  C.A.;  English, 
Rev.  L.  A.  Cormican,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  L.Ph.,  S.T.L.; 
Rev.  J.  O’Connor,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  J.  Mclnnerly, 
M.A. ;  History,  Rev.  J.  Pollock,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev. 
John  McNeil,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  H.  Mac.Dougall, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Latin,  Rev.  T.  F.  Mitchell,  O.M.I., 

B. A.;  Mathematics,  R.  Hamer,  Ph.D.;  M.  Ryant, 
B.Sc.;  Modern  Languages,  Rev.  J.  J.  Kelly,  O.M.I., 
Ph.D.;  P.  M.  Roy;  L.  Lozano;  J.  R.  Kohr,  Ph.D.; 
Philosophy,  Rev.  E.  J.  Watson,  O.M.I.,  Ph.D., 
S.T.D.;  Rev.  R.  Luckhart,  O.M.I.,  S.T.L.,  L.Ph.; 
Rev.  L.  Conlon,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Religion,  Rev.  G.  N. 
Dowsett,  O.M.I.,  L.Th.;  Sciences — Biology,  Rev. 
F.  E.  Banim,  O.M.I.,  M.A.,  S.T.L.;  Chemistry,  Rev. 
J.  B.  Zachary,  O.M.I.,  M.Sc.;  L.  C.  Leitch,  D.Sc.; 
Physics,  Rev.  D.  J.  Cahill,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Sociology, 
Rev.  G.  E.  Cousineau,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  S.  Bowers, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  Rev.  F.  J.  Hennessv,  O.M.I., 
B.A.,  M.Sc.,  S.W.;  Rev.  J.  McNeil,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Rev.  G.  Irving,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  C.  Lyons,  B.Comm., 
M.S.W.;  Physical  Education,  Rev.  F.  Kavanagh, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.;  B.  Lynch,  B.A. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  DEPARTMENT 

English,  Rev.  T.  Swift,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  T. 
Hughes,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  A.  A.  MacKinnon, 
O.M.I.,  B.A. ;  Rev.  B.  V.  Megannety,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Rev.  C.  Campbell,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  J.  O’Connor, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.;  J.  W.  Curley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  E.  Hayes, 
Rev.  V.  A.  Laplante,  O.M.I.,  B.Comm.;  French, 
Rev.  E.  J.  Watson,  O.M.I.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  J.  O’Connor, 
O.M.I.;  Rev.  E.  J.  Clark,  O.M.I.;  Rev.  F.  Wallis, 
O.M.I.;  F.  Tittley;  J.  G.  Giroux;  Guidance,  Rev. 
J.  H.  Conway,  O.M.I.,  M.A.;  Rev.  B.  V.  Megannety, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Latin,  Rev.  T.  F.  Mitchell,  O.M.I., 

B. A.;  W.  Belanger;  G.  Frey,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Rev.  T. 
Hughes,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  M.  Maroney;  Mathematics, 
J.  Ryan,  B.A. ;  Rev.  J.  McNeil,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  F. 
Leonard,  M.A.;  Rev.  J.  Trainor,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  W. 
Belanger;  J.  R.  Doyle;  L.  Lawson;  Religion,  Rev.  C. 
Campbell,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  E.  J.  Clark,  O.M.I.; 
Rev.  F.  Kavanagh,  O.M.I.;  Rev.  A.  A.  MacKinnon, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Rev.  B.  V.  Megannety,  O.M.I.,  B.A.; 
Rev.  V.  A.  Laplante,  O.M.I.,  B.Comm.;  Rev.  J. 
Trainor,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  Sciences — General  Science, 
J.  Kelleher,  B.A.,  B.Sc.;  S.  Petraroja,  B.A.;  Chemistry, 
J.  Ryan,  B.A.,  B.Sc.;  Physics,  Rev.  M.  F.  Campbell, 
O.M.I.,  B.Sc.;  R.  Quarrington;  Social  Studies,  Rev. 

C.  Campbell,  O.M.I.,  B.A.;  J.  R.  Doyle;  E.  Hayes; 

L.  Lawson;  F.  Tittley;  Shop  Work,  F.  Levacque; 
J.  Marquardt;  Physical  Education,  Rev.  F.  Kavanagh, 
O.M.I.,  A.  C.  Smithers;  J.  Kinsella;  L.  Dagenais; 
J.  R.  Doyle. 

SCHOOL  OF  SOCIAL  WELFARE 
Graduate  School 

Director ,  Rev.  Swithun  Bowers,  O.M.I.,  B.A., 

M. Sc.;  Associate  Director,  Rev.  Francis  Hennessy, 
O.M.I.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.;  Secretary,  Miss  Elizabeth  Lloyd, 
M.A.;  Librarian,  Rev.  P.  F.  Spratt,  O.M.I.;  Bursar, 
Rev.  L.  K.  Poupore,  O.M.I.,  M.A. 

St.  Paul’s  College 

WINNIPEG,  MAN. 

(Roman  Catholic) 

Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Manitoba 
Rector \  Rev.  C.  C.  Ryan,  S.J.;  Minister,  Rev. 
H.  Drake,  S.J.;  Bursar ,  Rev.  F.  Brennan,  S.J.; 
Dean  of  the  Arts  Course,  University,  Rev.  V.  Jensen, 
S.J.;  Principal  of  High  School,  Rev.  St.  C.  Monaghan, 
S.J.;  Ass't.  Principal,  Rev.  B.  Connolly,  S.J.;  Deans 
of  Men,  University ,  Rev.  G.  Sheridan,  S.J.;  Rev.  C. 
Kane,  S.J.;  University  Professors,  Rev.  H.  Daly,  S.J., 
Rev.  J.  Hanley,  S.J.;  Rev.  E.  MacCormac,  S.J.;  Rev. 


J.  McGarry,  S.J.;  Rev.  P.  M.  Plunkett,  S.J.;  A. 
Giesinger;  A.  Lafleche;  P.  Forstner;  High  School 
Professors,  Rev.  A.  Cotter,  S.J.;  Rev.  J.  Grimes, 
S.J.;  Rev.  J.  S.  Holland,  S.J.;  Rev.  F.  O’Grady,  S.J., 
Rev.  A.  Pianfetti,  S.J.;  Rev.  J.  Toppings,  S.J.;  Rev. 
E.  Toreki,  S.J.;  Rev.  S.  Casey,  S.J.;  Rev.  C.  Holland, 
S.J.;  Rev.  C.  Kambeitz,  S.J.;  Rev.  J.  Page,  S.J.; 
Rev.  D.  Brown,  S.J.;  Rev.  M.  Shields,  S.J.;  Prison 
Chaplain,  Rev.  H.  Bedford,  S.J. 

St.  Stephen's  College,  Edmonton,  Alberta 

( Affiliated  to  the  University  of  Alberta) 
THEOLOGICAL  COLLEGE  OF  THE  UNITED  CHURCH 

( See  index  for  detailed  directory ) . 

St.  Thomas  College 

Chatham,  N.B. 

C Roman  Catholic) 

Rector  and  Professor  of  History,  Very  Rev.  A.  L. 
McFadden,  M.A.;  Vice-Rector  and  Professor  of 
Philosophy  and  Classics,  Rev.  J.  A.  Scott,  S.T.D.; 
Registrar  and  Professor  of  Sociology,  Rev.  G.  J. 
Harrington,  M.A.;  Professors — Mathematics  and 
Physics,  Rev.  T.  J.  McKendy,  M.Sc.;  Economics, 
Rev.  F.  W.  McGrath,  B.A.;  Biology,  P.  J.  Losier, 
M.D.,  C.M.;  English,  A.  P.  Campbell,  Ph.D.;  Educa¬ 
tion,  Rev.  B.  Broderick,  M.A.;  French,  Rev.  J.  W. 
Poole,  STD.,  B.Ed.;  Chemistry,  Rev.  H.  W. 
McGrath,  B.A.;  Science,  D.  J.  Shanahan,  B.Sc., 
B.Ed.;  Christian  Culture,  J.  E.  P.  Butler,  M.A.; 
Director  of  Athletics,  Vance  Toner,  Ph.Ed. 

St.  Thomas  More  College 

SASKATOON,  SASK. 

Roman  Catholic  Arts  and  Science  College  of  the 
University  of  Saskatchewan 
Principal,  Rev.  J.  L.  O’Donnell,  M.A.,  C.S.B. 

Sacre-Coeur,  College  du,  Sudbury,  OnL 

(Roman  Catholic) 

President,  A.  Raymond,  S.J.;  Dean  of  Discipline, 
J.  C.  Gagnon,  S.J. ;  Dean  of  Studies,  C.  Cimon,  S.J.; 
Bursar,  J.  H.  Falbord,  S.J.;  Secretary,  L.  Meunier, 
S.J.;  Dean  of  Philosophy ,  L.  Sanschagrin,  S.J. ;  Dean 
of  Science,  J.  Gaudette,  S.J. ;  Director  of  Athletics, 

L.  Vall6e,  S.J. 

Sacre-Coeur,  Unlversite  du 

BATHURST  WEST,  N.B. 

(Roman  Catholic) 

Rector,  Very  Rev.  H.  Cormier,  c.j.m.,  Th.L.S.S.L. ; 
Vice-Rector,  Rev.  L.  Laplante,  c.j.m.,  M.S.;  Discip¬ 
linarian,  Rev.  M.  MOthot,  c.j.m.,  M.A. ;  Registrar, 
Rev.  L.  Laplante,  c.j.m. 

Secretary,  Rev.  M.  Martin,  c.j.m.,  B.A. 

Staff:  Reverends  A.  Cottrea,  B.A. ;  L fiver  Comeau, 
c.j.m.,  L.Ph.;  Jean  Robichaud,  c.j.m.,  L.  Os.  L.; 
Albert  Dumaresq,  c.j.m.,  B.A.;  AdO  Hubert,  c.j.m., 

M. A.;  Alphonse  Duon,  c.j.m.,  C.M.P.C.;  Vincent 
Dumas,  c.j.m.,  B.A. ;  Lucien  Audet,  L.  Os  L.;  Michel 
Savard,  c.j.m.,  B.A.;  Maurice  Leblanc,  c.j.m.,  B.A.; 
Leopold  Lanteigne,  c.j.m.,  L.Ph.;  Harland  D’Eon, 
c.j.m.,  B.A.;  Clarence  Cormier,  c.j.m.,  B.A.;  Gaspard 
Martin,  c.j.m.,  L.  Os  Sc.;  Robert  Turcotte,  c.j.m., 
B.A.;  Arcade  Leblanc,  c.j.m.,  B.A.;  Hector  Comeau, 
c.j.m.,  B.A.;  Robert  Simard,  c.j.m.,  B.A.;  Messrs. 
G.  VanTassel,  M.A.,  D.Ed.;  R.  Pothier,  D.Ed.; 

L.  Laplante,  B.Ed.;  Rodrigue  Mazerolle,  B.A.;  J. 
Pinet,  B.A.;  J.  Villeneuve,  B.Ed.;  N.  Dugas,  B.A.; 

N.  Comeau,  B.A. ;  A.  Mate,  M.A. 

Saskatchewan,  University  of,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Visitor,  Hon.  W.  J.  Patterson,  Lieutenant-Governor. 
Chancellor,  F.  H.  Auld,  M.B.E.,  LL.D. 

Chairman  of  Governors,  C.  H.  Whiting. 

President,  W.  P.  Thompson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc., 
F  R  S  C 

Assistant  to  the  President,  A.  C.  McEown,  B.Sc. 
Registrar,  Norman  Cram,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Librarian,  D.  C.  Appelt,  M.A.,  A.B.L.S. 

Bursar,  D.  J.  Graham,  R.I.A. 

Business  Manager,  J.  A.  Pringle,  B.Acc. 
Superintendent  of  Buildings,  W.  J.  Robson,  B.Sc., 

M. A.Sc. 


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COLLEGE  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCE 
Dean,  J.  F.  Leddy,  M.A.,  B.Litt.,  D.Phil.,  D.Litt. 
Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors — Art 

G.  W.  Snelgrove,  Ph.D.;  E.  Bornst-ein,  B.S.;  Bio¬ 
chemistry,  C.  S.  McArthur,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
V.  R.  Woodford,  M.Sc.,  Dorothy  K.  Kline,  M.A.; 
Biology,  D.  S.  Rawson,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  T.  C. 
Vanterpool,  M.Sc.,  L.  G.  Saunders,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
T.  L.  Arnason,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  G.  Rempel,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  M.  Shaw,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  J.  W.  T. 
Spinks,  M.B.E.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  A.  B.  Van  Cleave, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  K.  J.  McCallum,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  J.  M.  Pepper,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  L.  Eager, 

B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  L.  W.  Trevoy,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  A. 

E.  Bardwell,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.Phil.,  C.  C.  Lee, 

B.E.,  D.Sc.;  Classics,  J.  F.  Leddy,  M.A.,  B.Litt., 

D.Phil.,  D.Litt.,  R.  M.  Ferguson,  M.A.,  D.  J.  J. 
Conacher,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Drama,  E.  M.  Jones,  M.A., 

F.  Holroyd,  A.R.I.B.A.;  Economics  and  Political 
Science,  G.  E.  Britnell,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
V.  Fowke,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Mabel  F.  Timlin, 

B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  A.  N.  Reid,  M.A.,  J.  S.  M. 
Allely,  B.A.,  A.M.,  N.  M.  Ward,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
K.  A.  H.  Buckley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.  L.  Burns,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  English,  C.  A.  King,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  E.  A. 
McCourt,  B.A.,  M.A.,  C.  Tracy,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  L. 
O’Donnell,  M.A.,  J.  A.  Bentley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  F. 
Blissett,  M.A.,  J.  P.  Smith,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  R. 
Cherry,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  French,  Margaret  Cameron, 

M. A.,  D.de  l’Univ.,  J.  P.  Mallon,  M.A.,  D.  de  l’Univ., 
Bernadine  Bujila,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Geology, 
J.  B.  Mawdsley,  M.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
F.  H.  Edmunds,  M.Sc.,  F.G.S.,  A.  R.  Byers,  B.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  W.  O.  Kupsch,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
German,  A.  Anstensen,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  K.  M. 
Gunvaldsen,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  History,  G.  W. 
Simpson,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Hilda  Neatby,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  Chas.  Lightbody,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Jean  Murray,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  H. 

H.  Ferns,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  C.  E.  Miller,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
P.  Scherk,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  A.  C.  McEown,  B.Sc., 

N.  Shklov,  M.A.;  Music,  Murray  Adaskin;  Philosophy, 

J.  V.  Bateman,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Robert  Paton,  B.A., 
B.D.,  Ph.D.,  R.  W.  Finn,  M.A.;  Physical  Education, 

K.  Gowie,  M.A.,  J.  B.  Leicester,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  H, 
Joyce  McLean,  B.P.H.E.,  M.S. ;  Physics,  B.  W. 
Currie,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  H.  E.  Johns,  B.A., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  R.  N.  H.  Haslam,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Leon  Katz,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
D.  M.  Hunten,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  V.  Jones,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Physiology,  L.  B.  Jaques,  M.A.,  Ph.D.. 
F.R.S.C.,  G.  J.  Millar,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  Lowenthal, 
Ph.D.,  L.  Hamilton,  A.B.,  M.S.;  Psychology,  Gordon 
McMurray,  Ph.D.,  R.  A.  Rennie,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  R. 
M.  Montague,  B.A.;  Slavic  Studies,  C.  H.  Andru- 
syshen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors 


COLLEGE  OF  AGRICULTURE 
Dean,  V.  E.  Graham,  B.S.A.,  M.S.,  Ph.D. 
Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors, 
Agricultural  Engineering,  C.  D.  Stewart,  B.E.,  M.S., 
Ph.D.,  E.  Moysey,  B.E.,  M.S.;  Animal  Husbandy,  J. 
M.  Bell,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  W.  E.  Howell,  B.S.A., 
M.S.,  Ph.D.,  C.  M.  Williams,  Ph.D.;  Biology,  T.  C. 
Vanterpool,  M.Sc.,  T.  J.  Arnason,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.; 
Agricultural  Bacteriology,  V.  E.  Graham,  B.S.A., 
M.S.,  Ph.D.;  Biochemistry,  C.  S.  McArthur,  B.A., 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  J.  W.  T.  Spinks,  M.B.E., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  J.  A.  E.  Bardwell,  B.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  D.Phil.,  Dairy  Science,  D.  L.  Gibson,  M.B.E., 
B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.  N.  Myhr,  B.S.A.,  M.S., 

E.  S.  Humbert,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Economics 
and  Political  Science,  K.  A.  H.  Buckley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
English,  D.  R.  Cherry,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Farm  Manage¬ 
ment,  H.  Van  Vliet,  M.Sc.,  P.  J.  Thair,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.;  Field  Husbandry,  J.  B.  Harrington,  B.S.A., 
Ph.D.,  D.  R.  Knott,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  M.  Naylor, 
B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  E.  N.  Larter,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  R.  G. 
Anderson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Geology,  F.  H. 
Edmunds,  M.Sc.,  F.G.S.,  F.R.S.C.;  Horticulture,  C. 

F.  Patterson,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Physics,  B.  W.  Currie, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Plant  Ecology,  R.  T.  Coup¬ 
land,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Poultry  Husbandry,  W.  J.  Rae, 
B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  J.  B.  O’Neil,  M.S.A.;  Soil  Science,  J. 
Mitchell,  B.S.A.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  W.  L.  Hutcheon, 
B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  D.  A.  Rennie,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.;  Veterin¬ 
ary  Science,  J.  S.  Fulton,  D.V.S.,  J.  L.  Miller,  B.V.S.; 


Vocational  Agriculture,  W.  B.  Baker,  B.S.A.,  A.  A. 
Stilborn,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  B.Ed. 

Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Director  of  Extension  Work,  R.  D.  Ramsay,  B.S.A. 
M.S. 

Director  of  Adult  Education,  A.  Wirick,  B.A. 
Extension  Specialists,  L.  C.  Paul,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
D.  R.  Robinson,  B.S.A.,  H.  R.  Clark,  B.S.A. 

Director  of  Women’s  Work,  Margaret  H.  Pattillo,, 
B.Sc. 

Director  of  School  of  Agriculture,  W.  B.  Baker, 

B. S.A. 

COLLEGE  OF  COMMERCE 
Dean,  T.  H.  McLeod,  B.A.,  A.M.,  M.B.A. 
Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  G.  E. 
Britnell,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  H.  Ferns,  Ph.D.,  C. 
Tracy,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  S.  M.  Allely,  A.M.,  A.  N. 
Reid,  M.A.,  Georgia  Goodspeed,  B.Acc.,  M.B.A., 

C. A.,  S.  Laimon,  B.Comm.,  M.B.A. 

Also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

A/Dean,  A.  C.  McEown,  B.Sc. 

Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  V.  E. 
Graham,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  F.  Leddy,  M.A.,  D.Phil., 

D. Litt.,  M.  P.  Toombs,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  H.  H.  Ferns, 

B. A.,  Ph.D.,  Stanley  Clark,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  A.  F. 
Deverell,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Ed.D.,  G.  J.  Langley,  B.A.. 
M.Ed.,  Ph.D.,  J.  W.  Paul,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  G.  W. 
Simpson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  also  Lecturer. 

COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING 
Dean,  I.  M.  Fraser,  B.Sc. 

Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  W. 

E.  Lovell,  B.Sc.,  E.E.,  B.  W.  Currie,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

F. R.S.C.,  L.  Katz,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  J.  B. 
Mawdsley,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  J.  W.  T.  Spinks, 
M.B.E.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  H.  H.  Ferns,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 

C.  E.  Miller,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  C.  R.  Forsberg,  M.Sc., 

A.  B.  Van  Cleave,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.  Michalenko, 

B. Sc.,  D.I.C.,  A.  R.  Byers,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
J.  Mitchell,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  H.  Douglas,  B.E.,  D. 
Maksymiuk,  B.Sc.,  J.  B.  Mantle,  B.E.,  M.S.,  W.  R. 
Staples,  B.E.,  M.S.,  J.  A.  Wedgwood,  B.E.,  B.  B. 
Torchinsky,  M.Sc.,  O.  Mann,  B.E.,  M.Sc.,  R.  E. 
Ludwig,  B.Sc.E.E.,  E.  Moysey,  B.E.,  M.S.,  P. 
Reimer,  B.E.,  C.  D.  Stewart,  B.E.,  M.Sc*  Ph.D., 

D.  H.  E.  Beach,  B.E.,  W.  F.  Blissett,  Ph.D.,  R.  B. 
Shearn,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  G.  T.  Hughes,  M.Sc. 

Instructors  and  Lecturers. 

COLLEGE  OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES 
Dean,  J.  W.  T.  Spinks,  M.B.E.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 
Members  of  Faculty — Deans,  Professors  and  Asso- 
late  Professors,  W.  C.  MacAulay,  B.S.P.,  M.Sc., 
Stanley  Clark,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  D.  S.  Rawson,  Ph.D., 

C.  Tracy,  Ph.D.,  R.  N.  H.  Haslam,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

D.  L.  Gibson,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  R.  T.  Coupland, 

B. S.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  M.  Bell,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

G.  E.  Britnell,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  J.  B.  Harring¬ 
ton,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  0.  Kupsch,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

C.  S.  McArthur,  B.A.,  M.Sc..  Ph.D.,  K.  J.  McCallum, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  Mitchell,  Ph.D.,  M.  Shaw,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  J.  F.  Leddy,  M.A.,  B.Litt.,  D.Phil.,  D.Litt., 
V.  E.  Graham,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  W.  Macleod,  O.B.E., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  I.  M.  Fraser,  B.Sc.,  J.  V.  Bate¬ 
man,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Bernadine  Bujila,  M.A.,  B.Ed., 
Ph.D.,  D.  J.  Conacher,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.  W.  Currie, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  W.  L.  Hutcheon,  B.S.A., 
M.Sc.,  L.  B.  Jaques,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  G. 
McMurray,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  C.  E.  Miller,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
J.  B.  O'Neil,  M.S. A.,  G.  W.  Simpson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Mabel  Timlin,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  C.  A.  King, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  Lowenthal,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.  B.  Van 
Cleave,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  H.  Van  Vliet,  M.Sc.,  D.  C. 
Appelt,  M.A.,  A.B.L.S. 

COLLEGE  OF  HOME  ECONOMICS 
Dean,  Hope  Hunt,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  L.  G. 
Saunders,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Mabel  F.  Timlin,  B.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Edith  C.  Rowles,  M.Sc.,  B.  W. 
Currie,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Kathleen  M.  Taggart, 
B.H.Sc.,  M.S.,  C.  A.  King,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  A.  E. 
Bardwell,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.Phil.,  Marjorie 
1  Harris,  B.H.Sc.  Also  Instructor. 


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573 


COLLEGE  OF  LAW 

Dean,  F.  C.  Cronkite,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Q.C. 
Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  E.  F. 
Whitmore,  LL.B.,  Q.C.,  G.  R.  Schmitt,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
LL.M. 

Lecturers,  P.  H.  Maguire,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C.,  C.  G. 
Schmitt.  LL.B.,  Mervyn  Woods,  LL.B.,  G.  Taylor, 
LL.B.,  E.  M.  Hall,  LL.B.,  Q.C.,  II.  F.  Jones,  LL.B., 
S.  J.  Walker,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

COLLEGE  OF  MEDICAL  SCIENCES 
Dean,  J.  W.  MacLeod,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.D.C.M., 
F.R.C.P.(C). 

Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  G.  W. 
Rea,  M.B.,  B.Ch.,  D.P.H.,  D.Baet.,  D.  F.  Moore, 
M.D.,  B.Sc.,  J.  W.  Adams,  M.D.,  J.  E.  Newell,  M.D.; 
R.  Altschul,  M.U.Dr.,  L.  B.  Jacques,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  C.  S.  McArthur,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  V.  R. 
Woodford,  M.Sc.,  G.  J.  Millar,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  J. 
Lowenthal,  Ph.D.,  A.  B.  Brown,  M.D.,  L.  Hamilton, 

A. B.,  M.S.,  I.  M.  Hilliard,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 

L.  Horlick,  M.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  D.  G.  Mc- 
Kerracher,  M.D.,  E.  M.  Nanson,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 
F.R.C.S.(Eng.),  G.  M.  Wyant,  M.D.,  F.  E.  Cowbum, 

B. A.,  M.D.,  A.  B.  Dobkin,  M.D.,  W.  Feindel,  B.A., 

M. Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.Phil.,  W.  Fritsche,  M.D., 
J.  W.  Gerrard,  B.A.,  B.M.,  B.Cch.,  D.M.,  M.R.C.P., 

A.  Hoffer,  B.S.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  T.  E.  Hunt, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Dorothy  K.  Kline,  M.A.,  R.  B. 
Lynn,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.R.C.S.,  J.  E.  Merriman,  M.D., 

C. M.,  F.R.C.P.,  R.  G.  Murray,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S., 

E.  W.  Spencer,  M.D.,  D.M.R.,  A.  L.  Swanson,  B.A., 
M.D.,  C.M.,  M.H.A.,  S.  P.  Traub,  M.D.,  K.  A. 
Yonge,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.P.M.,  J.  F.  C.  Anderson, 

B. A.,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  D.  M.  Baltzan,  M.D.,  C.M., 

F. R.C.P.,  H.  C.  Boughton,  M.D.,  C.  C.  Burkell, 

B. Sc.,  M.D.,  D.M.R.T.,  J.  M.  Campbell,  B.A.,  M.D., 
F.A.C.S.,  R.  S.  Daymond,  M.D.,  C.M.,  R.  A. 
Gill,  M.B.,  B.S.,  F.R.C.S.,  G.  M.  T.  Hazen,  M.B., 
W.  S.  Holmes,  B.A.,  M.D.,  B.  A.  Jackson,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  J.  E.  Ledely,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.R.C.S.,  L.  H.  McConnell,  M.D.,  A.  B.  MacDonnell, 
M.D.,  C.M.,  R.  H.  McPherson,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.R.C.S.,  E.  J.  Stark,  M.D.,  H.  D.  Steele,  M.D., 

C. M.,  W.  E.  Upthegrove,  M.D.,  F.  E.  Wait,  M.D., 
C.M.,  T.  A.  Watson,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  D.M.R. 

COLLEGE  OF  PHARMACY 
Dean,  W.  C.  MacAulay,  B.S.P.,  M.Sc. 

Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  G.  W. 
Rea,  M.B.,  D.P.H.,  J.  G.  Jeffrey,  B.S.P.,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  J.  A.  Wood,  B.S.P.,  M.S.,  L.  B.  Jaques,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  C.  S.  McArthur,  Ph.D.,  J.  G. 
Rempel,  Ph.D.,  J.  M.  Pepper,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  L. 
Eager,  B.E.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  L.  Summers,  M.C., 
B.S.P.,  M.S.,  L.  Hamilton,  A.B.,  M.S.,  Ph.D. 

REGINA  COLLEGE 
Dean,  W.  A.  Riddell,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  to  the  Dean,  W.  C.  Blight,  B.Sc.,  M.S. 
Professors,  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors,  Lucy 
H.  Murray,  M.A.,  B.Ed.,  Ph.D.,  S.  E.  Stewart,  M.A., 

L.  G.  Crossman,  M.A.,  B.Ed.,  Margaret  Belcher, 

B. A.,  W.  R.  Graham,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  M.  Kristjanson, 

M. A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  C.  Blight,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  G.  F.  Leding- 
ham,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.  W.  Anderson,  M.A.,  L.  H. 
Greenberg,  M.Sc. 

Also  Instructors. 

School  of  Fine  Art — Dean,  William  A.  Riddell,  B. A., 
M.Sc.  Ph.D.;  Director,  Kenneth  C.  Lochhead; 
Librarian,  Emma  H.  Bell,  B.A.,  A.T.C.M. 

SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 
Chairman,  J.  W.  MacLeod,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.D. 

C. M.,  F.R.S.P.(C). 

Director  and  Professor,  Hazel  Keeler,  B.Sc.,  M.A., 
R.N.;  Assistant  Professor,  Hester  J.  Lusted,  B.Sc., 
R.N.,  Lucy  D.  Willis,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  R.N. 

SUMMER  SCHOOL 
Director,  H.  H.  Ferns,  Ph.D. 

CORRESPONDENCE  COURSES 
Director,  D.  D.  Cameron,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

School  of  Veterinary  Medicine 

St.  Hyacinthe,  P.Q. 

Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Montreal 

Director,  Gustave  Labelle,  d.v.m. 


Schools  for  the  Deaf,  Mute  or  Blind 

According  to  the  Census  of  1951,  there  were  in 
Canada  19,076  blind  persons. 

Alberta 

A  school  for  the  deaf  was  opened  in  Alberta  in  the 
year  1955  by  the  Department  of  Education,  provid¬ 
ing  both  residential  and  instructional  service.  Blind 
children  are  sent,  at  governmental  expense,  to  schools 
operated  elsewhere  in  Canada. 

The  Department  of  Education  pays  grants  to  assist 
School  Boards  with  the  operation  of  sight  saving  and 
hard-of-hearing  classes. 

British  Columbia 

Jericho  hill  school,  4100  West  4th  Ave.,  Vancouver 
8,  B.C.  Superintendent,  C.  E.  MacDonald,  LL.B., 
B.S.,  LL.D. 

Manitoba 

WINNIPEG  DAT  SCHOOL  FOR  THE  DEAF  at  Isbister 
School,  Winnipeg,  Man.  Principal:  R.  M.  Cross. 
The  Manitoba  country  children  are  at  the  Saskat¬ 
chewan  School  for  the  Deaf. 

All  blind  children  are  sent  to  the  Ontario  School 
for  the  Blind. 

New  Brunswick 

Provision  is  made  for  the  education  of  Deaf,  Mute 
and  Blind  children  of  New  Brunswick  at  approved 
Institutions  outside  the  Province. 

The  cost  of  such  Education  is  borne  in  equal  parts 
by  the  provincial  government  and  the  Municipality  in 
which  the  student  concerned  is  a  resident. 

N  EWFOUNDLAND 

Newfoundland  has  no  schools  for  the  Blind  and 
Deaf,  but  the  Provincial  Government  arranges  for 
the  education  of  such  children  at  Halifax  and 
Montreal. 

Nova  Scotia 

school  for  the  deaf,  Gottingen  St.,  Halifax 
Principal:  Karl  C.  Van  Allen,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 
Halifax  school  for  the  blind,  4  University  Ave., 
Halifax,  N.S.  Superintendent:  Mr.  C.  R.  K.  Allen, 
M.A.  Superintendents'. — Literary  Dept.  Lowell 

Legge,  M.A.,  Music  Dept.,  Miss  J.  Mae  MacNeil, 
Boys’  Manual  Training  Dept.,  E.  H.  Thomas;  Girls' 
Manual  Training  Dept.,  Miss  R.  Ward. 

The  two  institutions  above  are  controlled  by  Boards 
of  Directors,  but  are  financed  almost  wholly  by 
government  funds,  part  from  the  Provincial  Govern¬ 
ment  and  part  from  the  Municipalities. 

Ontario 

Ontario  School  for  the  Blind,  Brantford 
( Under  Department  of  Education) 
Superintendent  and  Principal,  S.  E.  Armstrong, 
B.A.;  Bursar,  L.  F.  Bishop. 

Ontario  School  for  the  Deaf,  Belleville 
( Under  Department  of  Education) 
Superintendent  and  Principal,  J.  G.  Demeza,  B.A., 
B.Paed;  Bursar,  J.  Fred  Wilson. 

Prince  Edward  Island 

By  arrangement  between  the  two  provinces,  deaf, 
mute  and  blind  children  in  P.E.I.  are  maintained  and 
educated  at  schools  in  Nova  Scotia. 

Province  of  Quebec 

The  following  include  all  the  Quebec  schools  for  the 
deaf,  mute  or  blind  that  are  recognized  by  the  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Education. 

MACKAY  INSTITUTION  FOR  PROTESTANT  DEAF-MUTES, 

3544  Decarie  Blvd.,  Montreal.  Principal — M.  S. 
Blanchard.  Matron — Mrs.  C.  N.  Cochrane. 
Engineer — C.  B.  Foster. 

catholic  school  for  the  deaf,  7400  St.  Lawrence 
Boulevard,  Montreal.  Superior — Rev.  Etienne 
de  Blois. 

the  order  of  providence  institute  for  the 
deaf,  mute  and  blind  (Institution  des  Sourdes- 
Muettes),  3725  St.  Denis  St.  Montreal.  Principal 
— M.  l'Abb5  G.  Hubert. 

NAZARETH  INSTITUTE  FOR  THE  YOUNG  BLIND,  1460 
Chemin  Cote  St.-Mic.hel,  Montreal.  Superior — 


Montreal  association  for  the  blind.  Manager, 
T.  R.  Fenton.  School  at  7010  Sherbrooke  St. 
West,  Montreal.  Principal,  J.  T.  Heggie,  M.A. 
Industrial  Home  and  Office  at  6f)80  Sherbrooke  St,, 
West. 


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Saskatchewan 

school  FOR  THE  deaf,  Saskatoon.  Superintendent — 
Archibald  F.  Leard,  B. A.,  B. Ed. 

Saskatchewan  has  no  school  for  the  blind,  but 
the  government  arranges  for  the  education  of  blind 
children  in  Ontario. 

Shaw  Schools  Limited 

SHAW  DAY  AND  NIGHT  SCHOOLS 
Established  1892 
Giving  Courses  by  Attendance 

SHAW  CORRESPONDENCE  SCHOOL 
Established  1901 
Giving  Home-Study  Courses 
Board  of  Directors — President,  W.  R.  Shaw;  Vice- 
President,  D.  R.  Shaw;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Prof.  W. 
S.  Ferguson,  F.C.A.,  C.P.A.,  A.C.I.S.;  Executive- 
Secretary,  W.  S.  G.  Shaw;  P.  M.  Shaw. 

Principals — Shaw  Central  School,  J.  S.  Eccles; 
Shaw  Deer  Park  School,  W.  R.  Greene,  C.P.A.; 
Shaw  East  Toronto  School,  W.  W.  Mulholland;  Shaw 
Kingsway  School,  A.  Pepper;  Shaw  North  Toronto 
School,  W.  H.  Stafford,  C.P.A.;  Shaw  Oakwood  School, 
J.  E.  McKerlie;  Shaw  Parkdale  School,  G.  L.  Moore. 
Head  Office,  Bay  and  Charles  Sts.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Shaw  Schools,  Limited 

Operating  Shaw  Correspondence  School 
Established  1901 

President,  W .  R.  Shaw;  Vice-President,  D.  R.  Shaw; 
Sec.-Treas.,  Prof.  W.  S.  Ferguson,  C.A.;  C.P.A., 

A. C.I.S.;  Directors,  W.  S.  G.  Shaw,  D.  R.  Shaw, 
Head  Office  at  Bay  and  Charles  Streets,  Toronto  5. 

Sir  George  Williams  College 

of  the  Y.M.C.A.  of  Montreal 
1441  DRUMMOND  ST.,  MONTREAL 
Principal,  Kenneth  E.  Norris,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Dean 
of  the  Faculty,  Henry  F.  Hall,  B.A.,  L.R.E.;  Assistant 
Dean,  C.  W.  Thompson,  M.A.;  Registrar,  Douglass  B. 
Clarke,  M.A.;  Assistant  Registrar,  Robert  A.  Fraser, 

B. A.;  Bursar,  Henry  G.  Worrell,  B.A.;  Director  of  the 
School  of  Art,  James  McCorkindale;  Director  of  the 
Business  School,  R.  N.  Elliott,  C.G.A.;  Headmaster  of 
the  High  School,  A.  Saunders,  B.A.,  F.R.E.S. ;  Senior 
Professor  in  the  Humanities  Division,  Claude  W. 
Thompson,  M.A.  (Oxon.);  Senior  Professor  in  the 
Social  Sciences  Division,  J.  W.  Bridges,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Senior  Professor  in  the  Natural  Sciences,  S.  Madras, 
Ph.D.;  Librarian,  Margaret  F.  Broadhurst.  There 
are  about  240  other  Officers  of  Instruction. 

Stanstead  Wesleyan  College,  Stanstead.  Que. 

Principal  L.  C.  MacPherson,  M.S.  in  Ed. 

Bursar,  L.  G.  McGilton,  F.C.I. 

Dean  of  Boys:  Lester  T.  Semon. 

Dean  of  Girls,  Miss  Margaret  C.  Master,  B.S. 
in  Ed. 

Officers  of  Instruction — ( Academy ) — Assistant  Head¬ 
master,  D.  McG.  Hackett,  B.A.;  A.  P.  Gordon,  B.A.; 
Rev.  A.  M.  Rose,  B.Th.;  Rev.  E.  G.  Tenneson,  B.D.; 
Charles  T.  Higginbotham;  David  Boswell;  Hugh 
McClary,  Mrs.  S.  G.  Fleming,  B.A.;  E.  A.  Paradissis, 
M.A.;  Mrs.  Sybil  Galambos,  B.A.;  Emile  Lapeyre; 
Mrs.  M.  Campbell. 

EASTERN  TOWNSHIPS  CONSERVATORY  OF  MU8IC 

Director,  S.  W.  W.  Lynch,  L.T.C.L.;  Miss  E.  Me- 
Fadzen,  B.A.;  Mrs.  A.  P.  Gordon,  A.E.T.C.M.;  Mrs. 
A.  M.  Rose. 

Registrar,  Mrs.  J.  G.  Fulcher. 

Bugbee  business  college:  Miss  M.  Holmes,  .BA.; 
Mrs.  M.  Smith. 

Technical  Service  Council 

The  Technical  Service  Council  was  organized  in 
1927,  as  a  non-profit  organization,  by  representative 
manufacturers  and  professional  men,  to  provide  a 
centre  through  which  employers  may  contact  men 
with  specialized  training  and  where  these  men  may 
learn  of  opportunities  in  Canada. 

Acting  Chairman,  Robert  A.  Bryce,  President, 
Macassa  Mines  Limited;  President,  Canadian  D.  A. 
Stuart  Oil  Co.  Limited;  Member,  Board  of  Governors, 
University  of  Toronto. 

Secretary-Treasurer ,  D.  W.  Rapsey,  B.A.,  2  Gros- 
venor  Street,  Toronto  5. 


Toronto  Baptist  Seminary 

337  Jarvis  Street 

President,  Rev.  H.  C.  Slade,  DD. 

Secretary,  Board  of  Trustees,  Miss  Georgina  Lindsay. 

Toronto  Bible  College 

12-16  Spadina  Road 

President,  Wm.  Inrig;  Treasurer,  Mr.  G.  G.  Richard¬ 
son,  C.A.;  Secretary,  Rev.  D.  E  Raymer,  B.A.Sc.; 
Principal,  Rev.  E.  L.  Simmonds,  M.A.,  B.D.; 
Registrar,  Miss  Eria  Robinson,  B.A.;  Superintendent 
of  Student  Activities,  Rev.  T.  R.  Maxwell,  M.A., 
M.Th. 

Toronto,  University  of 

(The  Provincial  University  of  Ontario) 

The  University  of  Toronto  has  the  following  Facul¬ 
ties: — Arts  (including  Sciences  and  Commerce). 
Medicine,  Applied  Science  and  Engineering,  House¬ 
hold  Science,  Education  (Ontario  College  of  Educa¬ 
tion),  Forestry,  Music,  School  of  Graduate  Studies, 
Pharmacy,  Dentistry,  and  School  of  Law. 

Arts  Colleges: — University  College,  Victoria  Col¬ 
lege,  Trinity  College,  St.  Michael’s  College. 

The  School  of  Hygiene  embraces  the  Department 
of  Hygiene  and  Preventive  Medicine,  the  Sub- 
Department  of  Chemistry  in  Relation  to  Hygiene, 
the  Department  of  Epidemiology  and  Biometrics, 
and  the  Department  of  Physiological  Hygiene.  The 
Connaught  Laboratories  of  the  University  are  inti¬ 
mately  related  and  in  close  affiliation  with  the  School 
of  Hygiene.  Teaching,  research,  and  medical  public- 
service  are  the  functions  of  this  School  and  of  the 
Connaught  Laboratories. 

Schools,  Departments  and  Institutes:  A'erophysics, 
Architecture,  University  Extension,  Business  Admin¬ 
istration,  Physical  and  Health  Education,  Social 
Work,  Nursing  and  Child  Study. 

Federated  Theological  Colleges: —  Knox  College, 
Wycliffe  College,  Emmanuel  College. 

Affiliated  Colleges: — Ontario  Agricultural  College, 
Ontario  Veterinary  College,  Ontario  College  of  Art. 

Other  institutions  controlled  by  the  University — 
Royal  Ontario  Museum,  Royal  Conservatory  of 
Music  of  Toronto. 

The  University  has  very  close  affiliation  with  the 
Toronto  General  Hospital  and  privileges  in  the  Sick 
Children's  Hospital,  St.  Michael’s  Hospital,  Western 
Hospital,  and  the  Psychiatric  Hospital. 

Registration  for  the  session  1955-56  is  11,400. 

Hart  House  is  a  unique  recreational,  social  and 
athletic  centre  for  male  students.  There  are  resi¬ 
dences  for  men  and  women  students  and  a  Students' 
Union  for  women. 

BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Chairman,  Lt.-Col.  W.  E.  Philips,  C.B.E.,  LL.D.; 
Vice-Chairman,  Henry  Borden,  C.M.G.,  Q.C.; 

Chancellor,  Samuel  Beatty,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.; 
President,  Sidney  Smith,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 

The  Hon.  Dr.  H.  A.  Bruce,  LL.D.;  Robert  A. 
Bryce;  C.  F.  W.  Burns;  Oakley  H.  Dalgleish;  James 
S.  Duncan,  C.M.G.;  J.  Grant  Glassco,  O.B.E.; 
Walter  L.  Gordon,  C.B.E.;  Edward  Johnson,  C.B.E., 
LL.D.,  Mus.  Doc.;  Arthur  Kelly,  Q.C.;  Philip  A.  C. 
Ketchum,  LL.D.;  Gilbert  A.  LaBine,  O.B.E.;  His 
Excellency  The  Rt.  Hon.  Vincent  Massey,  P.C., 

C.H..LL.D.;  Beverley  Matthews,  C.B.E.,  Q.C.;  Hon. 
J.  Keiller  Mackay,  D.S.O.,  V.D.,  LL.D.;  W.  A. 
Osbourne;  Sigmund  Samuel,  LL.D.;  Dr.  J.  T.  A. 
Sullivan;  J.  S.  D.  Tory,  O.B.E.,  Q.C.,  S.J.D.;  Harold 
M.  Turner,  M.S.;  Norman  C.  Urquhart,  C.B.E.; 
O.  D.  Vaughan. 

Secretary,  Charles  Edward  Higginbottom,  F.C.I. S. 

OFFICERS 

President,  Sidney  Smith,  Q.C.,  M.A.,  LL.B., 

LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S.C. 

Vice-President,  C.  T.  Bissell,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Vice-President  ( Administration ),  Frank  R.  Stone, 
B.Com.,  C.A. 

Registrar,  J.  C.  Evans,  B.A. 

Comptroller,  George  Court,  M.A.,  C.A. 

Librarian,  R.  H.  Blackburn,  M.A.,  B.L.S.,  M.S. 

Warden  of  Hart  House,  Joseph  McCulley,  B.A. 

Director  of  University  Extension,  J.  Robert  Coulter  , 


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Bursar  and  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Governors ,  C.E. 
Higginbottom,  F.C.I.S. 

Superintendent  of  Buildings  and  Grounds,  A.  D. 
LePan,  B.A.Sc. 

Chief  Accountant,  D.  J.  Reid. 

Director  of  University  Health  Service,  G.  E.  Wode- 
house,  M.C.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.(London),  F.R.C.P.(C) ; 
Assistant  Director,  G.  A.  Callahan,  M.D. 

Assistant  Director  of  University  Health  Service  in 
charge  of  Women,  Miss  F.  H.  Stewart,  B.A.,  M.D. 

Director  of  the  University  of  Toronto  Press,  M. 
Jeanneret,  B.A. 

Director  of  Placement  Service,  J.  K.  Bradford, 

O. B.E.,  B.A.Sc. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS 
Dean,  M.  St.  A.  Woodside,  M.A. 

Secretary,  W.  D.  Foulds,  B.A. 

Anthropology — T.  F.  Mcllwraith,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C., 

Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.; . 

Associate  Professor;  E.  S.  Carpenter,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
J.  N.  Emerson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors. 

Art  and  Archaeology — P.  H.  Brieger,  Ph.D.,  Pro¬ 
fessor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  G.  Brett,  M.C.,  M.A.,  C.F. 
Comfort,  R.C.A.,  J.  W.  Graham,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Associate  Professors;  G.  S.  Vickers,  A.M.,  Assistant 
Professor;  Lecturers . 

Astronomy  (■ including  the  David  Dunlap  Observa¬ 
tory) — J.  F.  Heard,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  and 
Head  of  Dept,  and  Director  of  David  Dunlap  Observa¬ 
tory;  D.  A.  MacRae,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Professor ;  Mrs.  H. 
B.  S.  Hogg,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Associate  Profes¬ 
sor;  Miss  R.  J.  Northcott,  M.A.  Assistant  Professor ; 

Botany — H.  B.  Sifton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  D.  L.  Bailey,  M.S., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  G.  H.  Duff,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professors;  M.  W.  Bannan,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Miss  D.  F.  Forward,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  F.  Cain,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  A.  J.  V.  Lehmann, 
M.Sc.,  J.  F.  Morgan-Jones,  M.Sc.,  K.  H.  Rothfels, 
B.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  H.  Soper,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant 
Professors;  Lecturers. 

Chemistry — A.  R.  Gordon,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  F.  E.  Beamish, 
M.A.,  D.  J.  LeRoy,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  R.  L. 
McIntosh,  M.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 

F.  E.  W.  Wetmore,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  G. 

F.  Wright,  M.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Professors;  M.  W. 
Lister,  M.A.,  D.Phil.,  F.  R.  Lorriman,  B.E.M.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.  ,J.  J.  Rae,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors; 
W.  A.  E.  McBryde,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  G.  E.  Me  Casland, 

A. M.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

East  Asiatic  Studies — W.  A.  C.  H.  Dobson,  M.A., 
Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  L.  C.  Walmsley,  B.A. 
D.  Paed.,  Associate  Professor;  C.  Shih,  B.D.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor;  Lecturer. 

Geography — D.  F.  Putnam,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  Pro¬ 
fessor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  G.  Tatham,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Professor ,  D.  P.  Kerr,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  Spelt,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

Geological  Science — G.  B.  Langford,  B.A.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

P.  Eng.,  F.R.S.C.,  Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.; 
Madeleine  A.  Fritz,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Professor; 
R.  E.  Deane,  B.A.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  V.  B.  Meen,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  W.  W.  Moorhouse,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate 
Professors;  F.  W.  Beeles,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  H.  Gross, 

B. Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  E.  W.  Nuffield,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 
P.  A.  Peach,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.  G.  Smith,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

History — D.  G.  Creighton,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professor  and  Chairman  of  Dept.;  A.  G.  Bailey,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Visiting  Professor;  G.  W.  Brown, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  D.  J.  McDougall,  M.A., 
R.  M.  Saunders,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.  Wilkinson,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professors;  J.  M.  S.  Careless,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 
Associate  Professor;  J.  B.  Conacher,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

G.  M.  Craig,  Ph.D.,  H.  I.  Nelson,  M.A.;  M.  R. 
Powicke,  M.A.,  R.  A.  Spencer,  M.A.,  D.Phil., 
Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

Italian ,  Spanish  and  Portuguese — E.  Goggio 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  J.  Cano, 

A. M.,  Ph.D.,  G.  C.  Patterson,  M.C.,  B.A.,  Professors; 
J.  H.  Parker,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor;  A.  W. 
Fox,  M.A.,  Visiting  Assistant  Professor.  Miss 

B.  M.  Corrigan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  K.  L.  Levy,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  J.  A.  Molina ro,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  N.  H.  Tayler, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 


Mathematics — I.  R.  Pounder,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Professor  and  Chairman  of  Dept.;  H.  S.  M.  Coxeter, 
B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.C.,  G.  de  B.  Robinson, 
M.B.E.,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  N.  E.  Sheppard, 
M.A.,  F.I.A.,  W.  J.  Webber,  B.A.,  Professors;  D.  A. 
S.  Fraser,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.  A.  Griffith,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Mrs.  C.  C.  Krieger  Dunaj,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  Robinson, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  D.  A.  F.  Robinson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Associate  Professors;  D.  C.  Baillie,  M.A.,  W.  P. 
Brown,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.  J.  Coleman,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
W.  J.  R.  Crosby,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  G.  F.  D.  Duff,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  P.  G.  Rooney,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  H.  Rund,  B.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  Dr.  Habil.,  R.  G.  Stanton,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
W.  T.  Tutte,  M.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors;  Lecturers. 

Philosophy — F.  H.  Anderson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

F. R.S.C.,  Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  T.  A.  Goudge* 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor;  Marcus  Long,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
W.  J.  McCurdy,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors; 
D.  P.  Dryer,  A.M.,  E.  L.  Fackenheim,  Ph.D.,  R.  F. 
McRae,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  Mehlberg,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
D.  Savan,  A.M.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

Physics — W.  H.  Watson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  Colin  Barnes,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  M.  F.  Crawford,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 

H.  J.  C.  Ireton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  C.  Stryland,  Ph.D., 
H.  L.  Welsh,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  J.  T.  Wilson, 

O. B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Professors,  D.  S. 
Ainslie,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  M.  Anderson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
J.  A.  Jacobs,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.A.S.,  R.  W.  McKay, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  Miss  E.  J.  Allin, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  K.  M.  Crossley,  B.A.,  C.  C. 
Gotlieb,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  C.  H.  Hallett,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 
J.  N.  P.  Hume,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  G.  Ivey,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Miss  F.  M.  Quinlan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  Richmond, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  G.  D.  Scott,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  N.  R.  F. 
Steenberg,  M.Sc.,  D.Phil.,  Assistant  Professors; 
Lecturers . 

Political  Economy — V.  W.  Bladen,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professor  and  Chairman  of  Dept.;  C.  A.  Ashley, 
B.Com.,  F.C.A.,  A.  Brady,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  S. 

D.  Clark,  M.A.,  Pli.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  R.  MacG.  Dawson, 
M.A.,  M.Sc.  (Econ.),  D.Sc.  (Econ.),  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C., 

G.  A.  Elliott,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C.,  B.  S.  Keirstead,  B.A., 
LL.D.,  D.  C.  MacGregor,  B.A.,  F.R.S.C.,  Professors; 
F.  R.  Crocombe,  M.A.,  C.A.,  A.  W.  Currie,  B.A., 
B.Com.,  D. Com. Sc.,  W.  T.  Easterbrook,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  K.  F.  M.  Helleiner,  Ph.D.,  S.  G.  Hennessey, 

B.  Com.,  C.A.,  C.  B.  Macpherson,  B.A.,  M.Sc. 
(Econ.).,  L.  T.  Morgan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate 
Professors;  F.  N.  Beard,  B.Com.,  C.A.,  Miss  J.  R. 
Burnet,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  H.  Dales,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

P.  W.  Fox,  M.A.,  P.  J.  Giffen,  M.A.,  W.  C.  Hood, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.  G.  Taylor,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  M. 

E.  Wallace,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors; 
Lectur  ers . 

Psychology — E.  A.  Bott,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  D.Sc., 
Professor  and  Head  of  Dept.;  K.  S.  Bernhardt,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  W.  E.  Blatz,  M.A.,  N.B.,  Ph.D.,  J.  D.  Iietchum, 
M.A.,  W.  Line,  O.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Ph.D., 

C.  R.  Myers,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  C.  Williams,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professors;  E.  W.  Bovard,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
A.  H.  Shephard,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors; 
Miss  M.  L.  Northway,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.  J.  Quarring- 
ton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LI.  O.  Steer,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant 
Professor;  Lecturers. 

Slavic  Studies — G.  Luckyj,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate 
Professor  and  A  /  Chairman  of  Dept.;  L.  I.  Strakhovsky, 

D. Hist.Sc.,  Associate  Professor;  Lecturers. 

Zoology — J.  R.  Dymond,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  D.Sc., 

F. R.S.C.,  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Dept.;  A.  F. 
Coventry,  B.A.,  E.  H.  Craigie,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professors;  C.  E.  Atwood,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  L.  Butler, 

M. S.A.,  Ph.D.,  K.  C.  Fisher,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
F.  E.  J.  Fry,  M.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.  P. 
Ide,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  R.  Langford,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Mrs. 

N.  F.  Walker,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  Miss 

V.  E.  Engelbert,  M.S.A.,  Ph.D.,  G.  M.  Neal,  M.A., 
F.  A.  Urquhart,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors; 
Lecturers. 

UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE 
Principal,  F.  C.  A.  Jeanneret,  B.A.,  D.  £s  L.,  O.A. 
Registrar,  W.  J.  McAndrew,  M.A. 

Dean  of  Residence,  C.  T.  Bissell,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Dean  of  Women,  Mrs.  H.  A.  Innis,  Ph.B. 

Oriental  Languages — F.  V.  Winnett,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

W.  S.  McCullough,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.,  Professors. 
R.  J.  Williams,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.,  A.  D.  Tushing; 
ham,  B.A.,  B.D.  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors,  J.  W- 


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Wevers,  A.B.,  Th.B.,  Calvin,  Th.D.,  Princeton, 
Assistant  Professor;  Lecturer. 

Classics.  R.  J.  Getty,  M.A.,  Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department;  M.  D.  C.  Tait,  M . A . ,  Professor, 
Gilbert  Bagnani,  D.Litt.,  W.  P.  Wallace,  B.A.,  Ph-D-, 
Associate  Professors ;  F.  M.  Heichelheim,  Dr.Phil., 
R.  M.  H.  Shepherd,  M.A.,  D.  F.  S.  Thomson,  M.A., 
L  E  Woodbury,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors; 
Lecturer;  M.  St.  A.  Woodside,  M.A.  (Dean  of  the 
Faculty  of  Arts),  Special  Lecturer;  Sir  F.  E.  Adcock, 
O.B.E.,  Litt.D.,  D.Litt.,  F.B.A.,  Visiting  Professor 

-A.  S.  P.  Woodhouse,  A.M.,  D.  Litt.,  B.A., 
F.R.S.C.,  R.  S.  Knox,  M.A.  (Aberd.),  B.A.  (Ox.),  N. 
J.  Endicott,  B.Litt.  (Ox.),  B.A.  (Ox.),  J.  R.  Mac- 
Gillivray,  Ph.D.,  M.A.,  F.  E.  L.  Priestley,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professors;  H.  S.  Wilson,  B.A.  A.M..  Ph.D., 
D.  Grant,  M.A.,  D.Phil.,  (Ox.),  C.  T.  Bissell,  Ph.D. 
M.A.,  C.  W.  Dunn,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors; 
R.’  L.’  McDougall,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor; 
Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

French — F.  C.  A.  Jeanneret,  B.A.,  D.  6s  L.,  O.A., 
C.  D.  Rouillard,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  O.A.,  H.  L.  Humph¬ 
reys,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  D.  C.  Finch,  B.A.,  Professors; 
W.  J.  McAndrew,  M.A.,  E.  Joliat,  B.A.,  D.  de  1  U., 
Associate  Professors;  D.  M.  Hayne,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
C.  R.  Parsons,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.  Sanouillet,  L.  6s  L., 
Dip.  d’E.  Sup.;  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers  and 


Instructors.  _  .  _ 

German — Barker  Fairley,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Litt.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  H.  Boeschenstein,  Ph.D.,  Professors; 
Margaret  Sinden,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  N.  Milnes,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

Philosophy — F.  H.  Anderson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C., 
Professor;  W.  J.  McCurdy,  B.A.,  A.  M.,  Ph.D.,  Marcus 
Long,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  Associate  Professors;  D.  Savan, 
M.A.,  D.  R.  Dryer,  M.A.,  R.  F.  McRae,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
J.H.U.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 


KNOX  COLLEGE 
( Presbyterian ) 

Principal  and  Professor  of  New  Testament,  Rev. 
J.  S.  Glen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.D.,  Th.D.;  Professor  of 
Systematic  Theology,  Rev.  D.  W.  Hay,  M.A.,  D.D.; 
Professor  of  Old  Testament,  Rev.  D.  K.  Andrews, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  History  and  Philosophy  of 
Religion  and  Christian  Ethics,  Rev.  D.  V.  Wade, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Church  History,  Rev.  A.  L. 
Farris,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Th.M.;  Registrar,  Miss  M.  A. 
Carrington,  B.A.;  Librarian,  Rev.  N.  G.  Smith,  M.A. 


VICTORIA  COLLEGE 
(See  also  Victoria  University) 

STAFF  OF  INSTRUCTION 

Classics — H.  Bennett,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  G.  Robert¬ 
son,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professors;  D.  O.  Robson,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor;  J.  R.  Grant,  B.A.,  A.M., 
Ph.D.,  G.  L.  Keyes,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  P.  de  Mont- 
mollin,  D.  6s  L.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturer. 

English — II.  N.  Frye,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C.,  K.  Mac- 
Lean,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  K.  H.  Coburn,  M.A.,  B.Litt., 
F.R.S.L.,  Professors;  Miss  R.  I.  Jenking,  M.A., 
C.  C.  Love,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.  MacLure,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.  D.  Hoeniger,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors; 
Lecturers. 

Ethics — J.  A.  Irving,  M.A.,  Professor;  Miss  J. 
Macpherson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor; 
J.  E.  Sparshott,  M.A.,  Assistant  Professor. 

French — W.  II.  Trethewey,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.A., 
J.  S.  Wood,  M.A.,  D.  de  l’U.,  Professors;  F.  A.  Hare, 
M.A.,  Miss  L.  Riese,  Dip.  d'E.  Sup.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
O.A.,  S.G.L.F.,  Miss  A.  L.  Cook,  B.A.,  Associate 
Professors;  A.  C.  M.  Ross,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  W.  Jeanes, 
B.A.,  D.  de  l’U.,  Assistant  Professors;  Lecturers. 

German- — J.  A.  Surerus,  B.A.,  R.  K.  Arnold,  Ph.D. 
Professors;  G.  W.  Field,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant 
Professor. 

Oriental  Languages — W.  E.  Staples,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Professor;  Rev.  John  Macpherson,  M.A.,  B.D., 
Assistant  Professor. 

Religious  Knowledge — Rev.  K.  J.  Joblin,  B.A., 
B.D.,  Associate  Professor;  Lecturers. 

Victoria  College  Residences 

There  are  in  connection  with  Victoria  College 
residences  for  men  and  women:  Burwash  Hall  and 
Men’s  Residences,  C.  C.  Love,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Senior 
Tutor;  Victoria  College  Women's  Residences  (An- 
nesley  Hall  and  Auxiliary  Houses),  Miss  J.  Mac¬ 
pherson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Dean  of  Women. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE 

Constituted  by  Royal  Charter,  1862. 

Federated  with  the  University  of  Toronto,  1904. 
Chancellor,  G.  B.  Strathy,  Q.C.,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

.  Vice-Chancellor,  The  Provost  of  Trinity  College. 
Provost,  Rev.  R.  S.  K.  Seeley,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
D.C.L. 

Vice-Provost,  G.  Edison,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Registrar  and  Dean  of  Residence,  A.  J.  Earp,  M.A., 
M.Litt.  .  , 

Dean  of  Divinity,  Rev.  C.  R.  Feilding,  B.A.,  B.D., 
S.T.D. 

Dean  of  Women  Students,  Miss  K.  M.  Darroch, 
M.A.,  B.D. 

Secretary  and  Bursar ,  Gordon  M.  Mudge. 

Executive  Secretary  of  Convocation,  J.  A.  Philip, 

B. A.,  D.Litt. 

Librarian,  J.  W.  Cole,  M.A. 

Clerk  of  Convocation,  W.  A.  Kirkwood,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Superindentent  of  Buildings  and  Personnel,  F.  L.  J. 
Grout. 

Ethics — Prof.  G.  Edison,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev. 
D.  R.  G.  Owen,  M.  A., Ph.D.;  Rev.  E.  R.  Fairweather, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  Th.D.;  B.  Morawetz,  M.A.;  English — 
Prof.  A.  E.  Barker,  M.A.;  Ph.D.;  Prof.  P.  A.  Child, 

A. M.,  Ph.D.;  Mrs.  M.  M.  Kirkwood,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Prof.  G.  H.  Roper,  M.A.;  Prof.  M.  T.  Wilson,  M.A.; 
Prof.  C.  G.  Falle,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Miss  P.  L.  Carr, 
M.A.,  ( Teaching  Fellow );  Classics — Prof.  G.  M.  A. 
Grube,  M.A.;  A.  Dalzell,  M.A.,  Prof.  S.  M.  Adams, 
M.A.;  Miss  M.  E.  White,  M.A.;  J.  W.  Cole,  M.A.; 
J.  A.  Philip,  B.A.,  D.Litt.  ( Lecturers );  German — Prof. 

C.  Lewis,  M.A.;  D.  A.  Joyce,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  French — 
Prof.  W.  S.  Rogers,  M.A.;  Prof.  W.  T.  E.  Kennett, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Prof.  W.  J.  Ruddock,  M.A.;  Lecturer ; 
Oriental  Languages  and  History — Rev.  M.  T.  Newby, 
M.A.;  Rev.  F.  H.  Cosgrave,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D., 

D. D.  ( Special  Lecturer );  Prof.  C.  J.  de  Catanzaro, 
M.A.,  B.D.;  Religious  Knowledge,  Rev.  D.  R.  G. 
Owen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  R.  S.  K.  Seeley,  M.A., 

D.D.,  LL.D.;  Rev.  C.  R.  Feilding,  B.A.,  S.T.D.; 
Rev.  W.  Lyndon  Smith,  M.A.;  Rev.  F.  W.  Beare, 

B. A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  E.  R.  Fairweather,  M.A.,  B.D., 
Th.D.;  Rev.  M.  T.  Newby,  M.A.;  Rev.  C.  J.  de 
Catanzaro,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Miss  K.  M.  Darroch,  M.A., 
B.D. 

Divinity 

Rev.  R.  S.  K.  Seeley,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L. ; 
Rev.  C.  R.  Feilding,  B.A.,  S.T.B.;  Rev.  F.  H.  Cosgrave, 
M.A.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  D.D.;  Rev.  C.  J.  de  Catanzaro, 
M.A.,  B.D.;  Rev.  F.  W.  Beare,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev. 
W.  Lyndon  Smith,  M.A.;  Rev.  Canon  M.  T.  Newby, 
M.A.;  Rev.  D.  R.  G.  Owen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  G.  H. 
Thompson,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  J.  R.  L.  Sidgwick,  M.A., 
F.R.C.O.;  Rev.  E.  S.  Bull,  B.A.;  Rev.  R.  D.  Crouse; 
Miss  H.  I.  Milton,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  S.T.B. 

ST.  MICHAEL’S  COLLEGE 

The  Catholic  College  of  the  University  of  Toronto. 

Conducted  by  the  Basilian  Fathers. 
Administrative  Officers — Superior  and  President, 
Very  Rev.  L.  K.  Shook,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Superior,  Rev.  J.  W.  Dore,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B.Paed.; 
Registrar  and  Vice-President,  Rev.  C.  J.  Lavery,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Dean  of  Residence,  Rev.  R.  MacDonald,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Librarian,  Rev.  F.  Black,  C.S.B.,  B.A.;  Bur¬ 
sar: ;  Rev.  J.  S.  Kelly,  B.A. 

STAFF  OF  INSTRUCTION 

Classics — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Rev.  W.  B.  O'Toole,  M.A.;  Professors  of  Latin 
Palaeography  and  Mediaeval  Latin,  Rev.  J.  T.  Muckle, 
M.A.,  Litt.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Rev.  J.  R.  O’Donnell,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Greek  and  Christian  Archaeology, 
Rev.  V.  L.  Kennedy,  M.A.,  L.6s  L.,  Arch.D.;  Asso¬ 
ciate  Professors  (Latin),  Sister  M.  St.  John,  M.A., 
Sister  M.  St.  Stanislaus,  M.A.;  Associate  Professor 
of  Classics,  Rev.  J.  C.  Wey,  M.A.;  Lecturers  and 
Instructor. 

English — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Very  Rev.  L.  K.  Shook,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor, 
H.  M.  McLuhan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor, 
Rev.  H.  V.  Mallon,  M.A.;  Lecturers  and  Instructor. 

French — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Rev.  L.  J.  Bondy,  Chev.  de  la  Legion  d’Honneur, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  6s  L.,  LL.D.;  Professor,  Rev.  A.  J. 
Denomy,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.;  Associate  Professors, 
Sister  M.  Bernard,  M.A.,  Sister  M.  Olga,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Lecturers. 


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577 


Philosophy ( — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
Rev.  J.  M.  Ivelly,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professors,  E.  Gilson, 
Membre  de  l’Academie  fran?aise,  D.£s  L.,  Ph.D., 
Rev.  J.  W.  Dore,  M.A.,  B.  Paed,  Ph.D.  (Psychology) , 

A.  C.  Pegis,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Rev.  I.  T. 
Eschmann,  Ph.D.,  S.T.D.,  Rev.  G.  B.  Phelan,  M.A. 
S.T.B.,  Ph.D.,  Ag.  en  Phil.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Associate  Professor,  L.  E.  M.  Lynch,  M.A.,  L.M.S., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor,  Rev.  R.  MacDonald, 
M.A.,  Ph-D. ;  Lecturers  and  Instructor. 

Religious  Knowledge — Professor,  Rev.  H.  P. 
Coughlin,  M.A.,  S.T.D.;  Associate  Professors,  Rev. 
C.  J.  Lavery,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  T.  P.  McLaughlin, 

B. A.,  J.C.D.;  Lecturer. 


Institute  of  M ediaeval  Studies — President,  Very  Rev. 

E.  J.  McCorkell,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  Director, 
Etienne  Gilson,  D.  es  L.,  Ph.D.,  D.Litt.,  LL.D.; 
Secretary,  Rev.  J.  C.  Wey,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Librarian, 
Rev.  J.  Stapleton,  C.S.B.;  Staff,  Rev.  H.  P.  Coughlin, 
C.S.B.,  M.A.,  S.T.D.;  Rev.  A.  J.  Denomy,  C.S.B., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  I.  T.  Eschmann,  O.P.,  Ph.D., 
S.T.D.;  Rev.  G.  B.  Flahiff,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Prof.  E. 
Gilson,  D.  es  L.,  D.Litt.,  LL.D.;  Rev.  N.  Haring, 
P.S.M.,  S.T.D.;  Rev.  V.  L.  Kennedy,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 
Doct.  Arch.;  Rev.  T.  P.  McLaughlin,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 
J.C.D.;  Rev.  J.  T.  Muckle,  C.S.B.,  M.A.;  Rev.  J.  R. 
O’Donnell,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Prof.  A.  C.  Pegis, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Rev.  L.  K.  Shook,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 
Ph.D. 


St.  Michael’s  College  School 
St.  Clair  and  Bathurst  Sts. 

Principal,  Rev.  H.  B.  Regan,  C.S.B.,  M.A. 
Assistant  Principal,  Rev.  J.  J.  Timmons,  C.S.B., 
B.A. 


Bursar,  Rev.  G.  Mallon,  C.S.B.,  B.A. 

Basilian  Fathers — Curial  Residence,  95  St.  Joseph 
St.,  Very  Rev.  G.  B.  Flahiff,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  Superior 
General;  Rev.  H.  P.  Coughlin,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  S.T.D., 
Superior. 

St.  Basil's  Seminary — 95  St.  Joseph  St.,  Rev. 
H.  A.  Orsini,  C.S.B.,  J.C.D.,  Superior;  Rev.  E. 
Malley,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  S.T.D.;  Rev.  R.  J.  Scollard, 
C.S.B.,  B.A.,  A.M.L.S. 

St.  Basil's  Novitiate — Richmond  Hill,  Rev.  J.  H. 
O'Loane,  C.S.B.,  Superior;  Rev.  W.  J.  Murray 
C.S.B.,  Spiritual  Director  and  Treasurer. 


WYCLIFFE  COLLEGE 
( Anglican ) 

Federated  with  the  University  of  Toronto 


M-g.;  W-  B°yes,  M.D.;  W.  E.  Brown,  M.A., 
M.B.,  D.A.;  W.  A.  Butt,  M.D.;  N.  S.  Clark,  M.A., 
M.B.;  A.  J.  Dunn,  M.D.;  S.  J.  Evelyn,  M.D.;  Shirley 

A.  Flemmg,  B  A.,  M.D.,  D.A.;  I.  M.  MacKay,  M.D., 

F.A.C.A.;  R.  A.  Meredith,  M.D.;  P.  Marchant,  M.D.- 
F.  Rossitter,  M.D.;  G.  F.  Smith,  M.D.,  D.A.-  L  A 
Stubensey  M.D.;  S.  A.  Vanderwater,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C);  J.  A.  F.  Vining,  M.D.;  A.  R.  Wilkins, 
Phm.B.,  M.D.;  Assistants,  Paul  Bailey,  M.D.-  G 
W.  Dix,  M.D.;  G.  A.  Dixon,  M.D.;  H.  F.  Fairlev 
M.B.,  B.S.,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.,  F.F.A.H.C.l, 
D.A.;  F.  L.  Junkin,  M.B.;  N.  S.  Park,  M  D  • 
Margaret  Sheehan,  MD.;  A.  O.  Code  Smith,  B.Sc'.’ 
M.D.;  F.  V.  V.  Snell,  M.D.;  J.  S.  Whalen,  M.D.’ 
S.  T.  Zeglen,  M.D. 


Anatomy — J.  C.  B.  Grant,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Edin.),  Professor  and  Director  of  the  Anatomy 
Department;  A.  W.  Ham,  M.B.,  J.  C.  Watt,  M.A 
M.D.,  C.  G.  Smith,  B.A.,  M.Sc.  (West),  M.D.,  Ph.D.'. 
Professors  of  Anatomy;  J.  V.  Basmajian,  M.D  , 
Sylvia  H.  Bensley,  B.A.,  M.D.,  J.  W.  A.  Duckworth, 
M.B.,  Ch.  B.,  M.D.  (Edin.),  Associate  Professors' 

A.  F.  Howatson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Glas.),  Assistant 
Professor;  also  Lecturers,  Assistants  and  Demon- 
strators. 

Bacteriology — Philip  Greey,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Bac¬ 
teriology  and  Head  of  the  Department;  Miss  R.  M.  Price, 
M.B.,  C.  E.  van  Rooyen,  M.D.,  Associates  in  Bacteri¬ 
ology;  G.  H.  Hawks,  M.D.  Lecturer  in  Bacteriology; 
also  Demonstrators. 


Biochemistry — A.  M.  Wynne,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.,  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department;  G.  C.’ 
Butler,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  C.  S.  Hanes,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Sc.D., 
F.R.S.,  Professors;  B.  F.  Crocker,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assoc¬ 
iate  Professor;  Mrs.  J.  M.  Fisher,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Assistant  Professor;  also  Research  Associates  and 
Fellows. 

Development  of  Modern  Medicine — William  Boyd 
M.B.,  Ch.B.,  M.D. (Edin.),  M.R.C.P.(Edin.), 
F.R.C.P.  (Lond.),  LL.D.,  M.D.  (Oslo),  D.Sc., 
F.R.C.S.(C-). 

Hygiene  and  Preventive  Medicine — M.  H.  Brown, 
O.B.E.,  M.D.,  B.Sc. (Med.),  D.  P.  H.,  Professor  and 
Head  of  the  Department;  Miss  F.  H.  Fraser,  B.A., 
M.B.,  F.  O.  Wishart,  M.A.,  M.D.,  D.P.H.,  Professors; 
R.  J.  Wilson,  M.A.,  M.D.,  D.P.H.,  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessor;  Lecturers,  Technician  and  Laboratory  Assistant; 
Miss  L.  C.  MacIntyre,  B.A.,  Secretary. 

Medical  Jurisprudence — K.  G.  Gray,  Q.C.,  M.D., 
B.Sc.  (Med.),  Lecturer. 


Chairman  of  the  Council,  W.  J.  Dunlop,  Esq., 

B.Paed,  LL.D.,F.C.I. 

Principal,  Rev.  Ramsay  Armitage,  M.A.,  D.D., 
LL.D. 

Honorary  Treasurer;  G.  A.  Ellis,  Esq. 

Faculty-Old  Testament,  Rev.  T.  A.  M.  Barnett, 
M.A. ;  New  Testament,  Rev.  R.  A.  Ward,  M.A.,  B.D., 
Ph.D.;  Systematic  Theology,  Canon  J.  D.  Mackenzie 
Naughton,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Church  History,  Rev.  T.  R. 
Millman,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Philosophy  of  Religion 
and  Ethics,  Rev.  D.  R.  G.  Owen,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Pastoral  Theology,  Rev.  Wm.  Prior,  B.A.,  B.D.; 
Christian  Education,  Rev.  G.  H.  Thompson,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Reading  and  Public  Speaking,  Rev.  G.  A. 
McMullen,  B.A.;  Registrar  and  Bursar,  A.  A.  Atkin¬ 
son,  Esq.;  Field  Secretary,  Canon  J.  W.  McDonald. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 
Dean  of  the  Faculty — J.  A.  MacFarlane,  O.B.E., 

B. A.  (Sask.),  M.B.,  (Tor.),  LL.D.  (Sask),  M.D. 
(Hon.)  (Laval),  F.R.C.S.  (Edin.  Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C). 

Banting  and  Best  Department  of  Medical  Research — 
Professor  and  Director  of  the  Department,  C.  H.  Best, 

C. B.E.,  M.A.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.C., 
F.R.C.P.  (C);  Professors,  C.  C.  Lucas,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D. ; 
W.  R.  Franks,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  M.B.  (part-time);  E.  A. 
Sellers,  M.D.,  Ph.D.  (part-time);  Professor  in  the 
Sub-Department  of  Synthetic  Chemistry  ( Medical 
Research),  E.  E.  F.  T.  Baer,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors,  W.  G.  B.  Casselman,  M.D.,  Ph.D.;  G.  A. 
Wrenshall,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  also  Lecturers,  Research 
Associates  and  Assistants  and  Fellows. 

Anaesthesia — Associate  Professor  and  Head  of 
Department,  S.  M.  Campbell,  M.B.,  D.A.,  F.F.A.R.C.S. 
(Eng.),  F.R.C.P. (C);  Associates,  R.  A.  Gordon, 
B.Sc.,  M.D.,  D.A.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.F.A.,  R.C.S., 

F. A.C.A.;  C.  J.  Junkin,  M.B.;  Clinical  Teachers, 

G.  R.  Balfour,  B.A.,  M.D.;  G.  D.  M.  Boddington, 


Medicine — R.  F.  Farquharson,  M.B.E.,  M.B 
F.R.C  P„  F.R.CP.(C),  D.Sc.  (Hon.),  F.A.C.P., 
Head  of  the  Department  and  The  Sir  John  and  Lady 
Eaton  Professor  of  Medicine;  E.  F.  Brooks,  M.D. 
M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  W.  Hurst  Brown,  M.A., 
D.M.  (Oxon.),  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.A.C.P., 
R.  C.  Dickson,  O.B.E.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  F.A.C.P., 

H.  H.  Hyland,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  E.  J. 
Maltby,  M.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  Trevor  Owen, 
M.B.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  K.  J.  R.  Wightman, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.A.C.P.,  N.  M.  Wrong,  M.D.; 
Associate  Professors;  A.  F.  W.  Anglin,  B.A.,  M.D., 

C.  R.  Burton,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 
J.  Wallace  Graham,  M.D.,  D.D.S.,  M.R.C.P., 

F.R.C.P.(C),  C.  C.  Gray,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 
W.  F.  Greenwood,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  W.  E. 
Hall,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  F.  C.  Hamilton,  B.A., 
M.B.,  F.A.C.P.,  A.  J.  Kerwin,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P., 
F.R.C. P.(C),  R.  Ian  Macdonald,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M., 
F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C. P.(C),  D.  B.  Moran,  M.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  M.  A.  Ogryzlo,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 
W.  A.  Oille,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.A.C.P.,  H.  E. 
Pugsley,  M.B.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  J.  C.  Richardson, 

M.B.E.,  M.D.,  B.Sc. (Med.),  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 

A.  H.  Squires,  M.D.,  F.R.C. P.(C),  J.  A.  Walters, 

B. A.,  M.D.,  D.P.M.,  F.R.C. P.(C),  F.A.C.P., 

Assistant  Professors:  C.  B.  Brown,  M.D.,  F.R.C. P.(C), 
W.  T.  W.  Clarke,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  T.  A.  Crowther, 
M.B.,  J.  A.  Dauphinee,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  A.  M.  Doyle,  B.A.,  M.D.,  H.  Hethring- 
ton,  B.A.,  M.B.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  M.  W. 
Johnston,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  J.  C.  Laidlaw, 
M.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D. (Lond.),  D.  J.  MacKenzie,  M.D., 
F.R.C. P.(C),  R.  L.  MacMillan,  B.A.,  M.D., 

M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C. P.(C),  D.  P.  Murnaghan,  M.B., 
B.Ch.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  J.  F.  Paterson,  B.A.,  M.D., 
M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  J.  W.  Scott,  M.A.,  M.D., 
J.  L.  Silversides,  M.D.,  B.Sc. (Man.),  F.R.C. P.(C), 


578 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


[1956 


J.  C.  Sinclair,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  R.  C. 
Smith,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  W.  B.  Spaulding, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  0.  H.  Warwick,  M.A.,  M.D., 

C.M.,  M.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  Associates 

Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology — Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department ,  D.  E.  Cannell,  M.B.,  B.Sc.,  F.R.C.S. 
(C) ;  Graduate  Lecturer,  W.  G.  Cosbie,  M.C.,  M.B., 
F.R.C.O.G.,  (Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  Associate  Profes¬ 
sors,  L.  T.  Armstrong,  M.B.,  It.  V .  Johnston,  M.B., 
F.R.C.S.  (Edin.),  F.R.C.S.(C.),  D.  N.  Henderson, 
M.B.,  F.R.C.S.(C.),  W.  T.  Noonan,  M.B.,  D.G.O. 
(Dub.),  F.R.C.P.I.;  Assistant  Professors,  G.  L.  Watt, 
M.B.,  John  Mann,  M.D.,  C.M.,  A.  D.  T.  Purdy, 
M.B.,  W.  H.  Murby,  M.D.;  Associates,  Crawford  B. 
Shier,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C.),  Geraldine  Maloney,  B.A., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C.),  J.  R-  McArthur,  M.D., 

F.R.C.O.G.  (Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  R.  B.  Meildejohn, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.O.G.  (Eng.),  M.  C.  Watson,  M.B.; 
Clinical  Teachers,  W.  E.  Apted,  M.D.,  P.  F.  Beime, 
M.B.,  Ch.B.,  B.A.O.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  R.  C.  Jewell, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  E.  S.  Macdonald,  M.D.,  J.  W. 
Rogers,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  D.  J.  Van  Wyck,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  J.  G.  Solmes,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C), 
R.  A.  H.  Kinch,  M.R.C.O.G.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  R.  H. 
Wesley,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  W.  H.  Allemang,  B.A., 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  J.  L.  M.  Bean,  M.D., 

M.R.C.O.G.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  W.  M.  Paul,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  M.  L.  Bunker,  B.A.,  M.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C). 

Ophthalmology —  A.  J.  Elliott,  B.A.(B.C-),  M.D., 
Med.Sc.D.(Coh),  D.O.M.S.(Lond.),  Professor;  A.  L. 
Morgan,  M.D.,  H.  M.  Macrae,  M.D..  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors;  J.  S.  Crawford,  M.D.,  D.O.M.S.,  R.  G.  C. 
Kelly,  M.D.,  W.  R.  F.  Luke,  M.B.,  J.  C.  McCulloch, 
M.D.,  T.  H.  Hodgson,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D.(Lond.) , 

D.O.M.S.  (Lond.),  H.  L.  Ormsby,  B.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  Associates;  W.  P.  Callahan,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S. (C),  J.  C.  Hill,  M.D.,  D’Arcy  K.  Mac¬ 
Donald,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  O.  B.  Richardson,  M.D., 
Clinical  Teachers ;  R.  K.  MacDonald,  M.D.,  G.  A. 
Thompson  M.D.,  Fellows. 

Otolaryngology —  P.  E.  Ireland,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C), 
F.A.C.S.,  Professor  and  Head  of  Department;  C.  Rae, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  F.R.C.S. (Ed),  D.  E.  S.  Wishart, 

B.A.,  M.D.,  Graduate  Lecturers;  H.  W.  D.  McCart, 
M.D.,  Assistant  Professor;  D.  B.  French,  M.D.,  J.  B. 
Whaley,  M.D.,  Associates;  FI.  O.  Barber,  M.D., 
F.R.aS.(C),  R.  D.  Bell,  M.D.,  D.  P.  Bryce,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S. (C) ,  B.  W.  Fearon,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  G. 
A.  Fee,  M.D.,  G.  A.  Henry,  M.D.,  K.  McAskile, 
M.D.,  A.  M.  McLeod,  M.D.,  D.  B.  Smith,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  G.  C.  Snell,  M.D.,  P.  Statten,  M.D., 
F.  H.  Steele,  M.D.,  W.  B.  Wallace,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.  (C),  Clinical  Teachers. 

Paediatrics — Alan  Brown,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 

F.R.C.P.  (Lond.),  F.A.C.P.  Professor  Emeritus; 

A.  L.  Chute,  M.A.,  M.D..  Ph.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (C)., 

Professor;  Miss  G.  L.  Boyd,  M.D.,  B.Sc.,  (Med.), 
F.R.C.P. (C),  C.  E.  Snelling,  M.B.,  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors;  L.  N.  Silverthorne,  M.B.,  J.  FI.  Ebbs,  M.D. 
(Tor.,  Birin.),  F.R.C.P.(C),  M.R.C.P.(Lond.),  A.  J. 
Rhodes,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  (Edin.),  W.  A.  Hawke, 
M.D.,  F'.R.C.P.(C),  M.R.C.P.(Lond.),  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors;  M.  A.  Cox,  M.B.,  IF.  E.  Edwards,  M.B., 
J.  D.  Keith,  M.D.,  G.  A.  McNaughton,  M.D., 
Associates;  C.  S.  Anglin,  M.D.,  J.  D.  Bailey,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  H.  W.  Bain,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  C. 
Collins-Williams,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  J.  M. 
M.  Darte,  B.A.,  M.D.,  Robert  Farber,  M.D., 

F.R.C.P. (C),  Adelaide  Flemming,  M.D.,  Donald 
Fraser,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  I.  A.  Fremes,  M.D.,  J. 
H.  Gardiner,  M.D.,  Robert  Johnson,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  Bernard  Laski,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C), 
J.  B.  J.  McKendrv,  B.A.,  M.  J.  O’Brien,  B.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  J.  S.  Prichard,  M.A.  (Cantab.),  M.B. 
(Cantab.),  M.R.C.P.(Lond.),  C.  P.  Ranee,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P. (C),  Mrs.  E.  C.  Robertson,  B.A.,  M.D., 
Ph.D.,  R.  Rowe,  M.D.,  A.  Sass-Kortsak,  M.D.,  J.  J. 
Slavens,  M.D.,  J.  A.  Turner,  M.D.,  Fred  Weinberg, 
M.D.,  Clinical  Teachers,  also  Fellows;  S.  H.  Jackson, 

B. A.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  in  Pathological 
Chemistry  and  Research  Associate. 

Pathological  Chemistry — James  A.  Dauphinee, 
O.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  F.R.S.C., 
Professor  and  Head  of  Department;  T.  F.  Nicholson, 
M.B.,  B.Sc. (Med.),  Ph.D.,  A.  G.  Gornall,  B.A., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  W.  Paul,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 
Assistant  Professor;  S.  H.  Jackson,  B.A.Sc.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  in  Pathological  Chemistry. 


Pathology— John  Hamilton,  M.D.,  Professor  of 
Pathology  and  Head  of  the  Department;  H.  J.  Barrie, 
M  B  B.Ch.  (Oxon.),  Professor  of  Pathology;  W.  L. 
Anderson,  M.B.,  Ch.B.  (Edin.)  W.  L.  Donohue, 
M  A  M.D.,  C.  R.  McLean,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.Sc. 
R.C.’ Ritchie,  M.D.,  R.  C.  Ross,  B.A.,  M.D.,  Assistant 
Professors  of  Pathology;  D.  N.  Henderson,  M.B., 
F.R.C.S. (C),  Associate  in  Gynaecological  Pathology; 
T.  C.  Brown,  M.D.,  Associate;  also  Fellows  and 
Demonstrators. 

Division  of  Neuropathology — E.  A.  Linell,  M.B., 
Ch.  B.  (Mane.),  M.D.,  Professor  of  Neuropathology; 
Miss  Mary  I.  Tom,  B.A.,  M.B.,  Assistant  Professor  of 
Neuropathology  also  Fellow. 

Pharmacology — J.  K.  W.  Ferguson,  M.B.E.,  M.A., 
M  D.  F.R.S.C.,  Professor;  G.  H.  W.  Lucas,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professor;  H.  W.  Smith,  Ph.D.,  W.  Kalow, 
M.D.,  Assistant  Professors. 

Physical  and  Occupational  Therapy — A.  J.  Jousse, 

B. A.,  McM.,  M.D.,  Director;  J.  S.  Crawford,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  Asst.  Director;  Miss  Lillian  Pollard, 
T  C.S.P.,  Senior  Lecturer  in  Physical  Therapy;  Miss 
Helen  LeVesconte,  O.T.Reg.,  Senior  Lecturer  in 
Occupational  Therapy;  also  Lecturers. 

Physiology— C.  H.  Best,  C.B.E.,  M.A.,  M.D.  Tor., 
D.Sc.  Chic.,  Lond.,  D.Sc.  Hon.  Oxon.,  Doct.  Hon. 
Causa  Paris,  Sc.D.  Cantab.,  Doct.  Med.  Hon.  Causa 
Amst.,  Louv.,  LiSge,  LL.D.  Dal.,  Qu.,  Mel.,  F.R.S., 
F.R.S.C.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  Professor  and  Director  of  the 
Department  of  Physiology  and  the  Banting _  and  Best 
Department  of  Medical  Research;  R.  E.  Flaist,  M.A., 
M.D.,  Ph.D.,  E.  A.  Sellers,  M.D.,  Ph.D.  (on  leave  of 
absence),  Professors;  J.  Campbell,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F. 

C.  Monkhouse,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  M.  Rappaport,  M.D., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  J.  Markowitz,  M.B.E., 
M.B.,  Ph.D.,  M.S.  in  Exp.  Surg.,  Associate  Professor; 
(part-time);  M.  A.  Ashworth,  M.D.,  B.Sc.  (Med.), 
J.  C.  D.  Barlow,  B.S.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  W.  Clarke, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors.  Also  Lecturers, 
Research  Associates  and  Assistants,  and  Fellows. 


Psychiatry — C.  B.  Farrar,  Professor  Emeritus; 
Aldwyn  Stokes,  C.B.E.,  M.A.,  B.M.,  M.R.C.P., 
F.R.C.P. (C),  D.Ch.,  D.P.M.,  Professor  and  Head  of 
Department;  J.  G.  Dewan,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.D., 

D. P.M.,  D. Psych.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  Associate  Professor; 
K.  G.  Gray,  Q.C.,  M.D.,  B.Sc.  (Med.)  Associate  Prof¬ 
essor  \ Forensic  [Psychiatry );  J.  W.  Lovett  Doust 
B.Sc.,  M.B.,  B.S.,  M.R.C.P.,  Associate  Professor; 
Mary  V.  Jackson,  M.S.,  Assistant  Professor;  H.  H, 
Hyland,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(Lond.),  A.  M.  Doyle,  M.D.; 
Associates;  F.  Toombs,  Associate  (in  Social  Science); 
Drs.  J.  D.  Armstrong,  R.  G.  S.  Arthurs,  J.  D.  Atche- 
son,  W.  E.  Boothroyd,  D.  Cappon,  J.  G.  Hall,  S.  J. 
Holmes,  A.  Miller,  D.  McCulloch,  M.  McQuade,  A. 
Parkin,  J.  M.  Rae,  E.  J.  Rosen,  Clinical  Teachers; 
Dr.  W.  B.  Spaulding,  Fellow;  E.  Douglass,  Clinical 
Teacher  ( Speech  Therapist);  B.  Quarrington,  Clinical 
Teacher  ( Psychology );  M.  Teicher,  Clinical  Teacher 
( Psychiatric  Social  Work);  Miss  M.  Burns,  Super¬ 
visor  ( Psychiatric  Social  Work);  Miss  D.  Leggett, 
Secretary. 

Psychology — E.  A.  Bott,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  D.Sc.,  Pro¬ 
fessor  and  Head  of  Department  of  Psychology;  K.  S. 
Bernhardt,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Chic.),  W.  E.  Blatz,  M.A., 
M.B.,  Ph.D.  (Chic.),  J.  D.  Ketchum,  M.A.,  W.  Line, 

B. Sc.  (Mt.A.),  M.A.,  B.E.D.  (Alta.),  Ph.D.  (Lond.), 

C.  R.  Myers,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  C.  Williams,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professors;  E.  W.  Bovard,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Mich.), 
A.  IF.  Shephard,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Iowa),  Associate 
Professors;  Miss  M.  L.  Northway,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  B. 
J.  Quarrington,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  O.  Steer,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professors;  also  Lecturers. 

Radiology — Professor  of  Diagnostic  Radiology  and 
Head  of  the  Dapartment,  A.  C.  Singleton,  M.B.E., 

E. D.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.F.R.,  F.A.C.R.;  Pro¬ 
fessor  of  Therapeutic  Radiology,  C.  A.  Ash,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  D.R.;  Associate  Professor,  M.  M.  R.  Hall, 
M.D.,  F.F.R.;  Assistant  Professors,  D.  T.  Burke, 
M.D.,  D.M.R..  E.  H.  Shannon,  M.D.,  F.F.R.,  D.R., 
J.  D.  Munn,  M.D.,  D.R.;  Associates,  L.  R.  Harniek, 
M.D.,  M.  Vera  Peters,  M.D.,  K.  F.  MaeEwen,  M.D., 

D. R.,  D.  G.  Wollin,  M.D.,  D.M.R.(D);  Clinical 

Teachers,  K.  E.  Hodge,  M.B.,  B.S.,  D.M.R.D. 
(R.C.P.  &  S.),  R.  B.  Holmes,  M.D.,  M.Sc., 

F. R.C.P.(C),  R.  A.  Lobb,  B.A.,  M.D.,  D.M.R.; 
Radiation  Physicist,  J.  C.  F.  MacDonald,  M.A., 
Ph.D. 


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579 


Surgery — Professor  of  Surgery  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  R.  M.  Janes,  M.B.,  M.D.(Hon.  Laval) 
F.R.C.S. (C),  F.A.C.S.;  Graduate  Lecturers,  C.  W. 
Harris,  B.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.  (Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C), 
R.  I.  Harris,  M.B.,  M.C.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  .1.  L.  Mc¬ 
Donald,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  K.  G.  McKenzie,  M.B., 
F.R.C.S. (C),  D.  W.  G.  Murray,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  H.  W.  Wookey,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C);  Associate  Professors,  W.  G. 
Bigelow,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  E.  H. 
Botterell,  O.B.E.,  M.D.(Man.),  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C), 
F.  P.  Dewar,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(Eng.),  F.R.C.S. (C), 
F.  G.  Kergin,  M.A.(Oxon),  M.D.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  R.  C.  Laird,  B.A.iQu.),  M.D., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S.(Eng.).  F.R.C.S. (C),  F.A.C.S.,  F.  I. 
Lewis,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S. (Edin.),  F.R.C.S. (C),  D.  R. 
Mitchell,  B.A.,  M.B.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.  (Eng.), 

F.R.C.S. (C),  R.  M.  Wansbrough,  M.B.,  W.  K. 
Welsh,  O.B.E.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.(Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C); 
Assistant  Professors,  Carl  Aberhart,  M.D.,  M.S.,  J. 
H.  Couch,  M.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.(Edin.),  F.R.C.S.(C), 

A.  W.  Farmer,  M.B.E.,  M.D.,  S.  D.  Gordon,  M.B., 

M.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S.,  J.  R.  F.  Mills,  M.D., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S. (Edin.),  F.R.C.S. (C),  J.  L.  T.  Russell, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  C.  M.  Spooner,  M.D., 

F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S.,  C.  H.  Watson,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Edin.)  F.R.C.S. (C),  A.  W.  M.  White,  M.B.,  B.Se. 
Med.,  F.R.C.S.  (Edin.),  F.R.C.S.(C);  Associates, 
C.  S.  Day,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  N. 
C.  Delarue,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  W.  S. 
Keith,  M.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.B.,  I.  B.  Macdonald,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  F.A.C.S.,  R.  A.  Mustard,  B.A.,  M.D., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  W.  T.  Mustard,  M.B.E.,  M.D., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  F.A.C.S.,  J.  W.  Scott,  M.A., 
M.D.,  E.  B.  Tovee,  M.D.,  M.S.,  F.R.C.S.(Edin.), 
F.R.C.S. (C),  S.  A.  Tomson,  M.D.,  F.  R.  Wilkinson, 
M.D.;  Clinical  Teachers,  C.  B.  Baker,  B.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  L.  T.  Barclay,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.(Edin.), 
F.R.C.S.(C),  D.  R.  Bohnen,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C), 
J.  W.  Brennan,  M.D.,  W.  A.  Brown,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  H.  H.  Campbell,  M.D.,  B.Sc.  Med., 
H.  S.  Coulthard,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  P.  0. 
Gassweiler,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  G.  M.  Dale,  B.A., 
M.D.,  M.  I.  Davis,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  D.  A.  Duck¬ 
worth,  M.D.,  Med. Sc. D.,  J.  C.  Gray.  B.A.,  M.D., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  F.A.C.S.,  O.  V'.  Gray,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S. (C),  W.  R.  Harris,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  G. 
H.  C.  Joynt,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  W.  K.  Kerr,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C),  J.  A.  Key,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 
W.  K.  Lindsay,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  S.  R. 
Lowrey,  M.D.,  D.  L.  Macintosh,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  M.D., 
C.M.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  Ian  Macnab,  M.B.,  Ch.B., 
F.R.C.S. (Eng.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  J.  D.  Mills,  M.D., 
C.M.,  T.  P.  Morley,  B.A.,  B.M.,  B.Ch.,  M.A., 
F.R.C.S. (Eng.),  F.R.C.S. (C),  P.  F.  McGoey,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S. (C),  H.  R.  C.  Norman,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Eng.),  F.R.C.S. (C),  G.  F.  Pennal,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 
(Edin.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  F.  B.  Plewes,  M.A.,  M.D., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S. (Edin.),  F.R.C.S.(C),  G.  R.  Ranking, 
M.B.,  B.Ch.,  F.R.C.S. (Eng.),  D.  C.  Robertson, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  H.  F.  Robertson,  M.D.,  B.Sc. 
Med.  F.R.C.S. (C),  C.  J.  Robson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C), 
F.A.C.S.,  H.  V.  Slemon,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  W.  D. 
Smith,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  F.A.C.S.,  C.  A.  Stephens, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  D.  R.  Wilson,  B.A.,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.(C);  also  Fellows,  Resident  and  Research 
Fellows,  and  Clinical  and  Research  Assistants, 

Therapeutics — K.  J.  R.  Wightman,  M.D.,  F.R.C. P. 
(C),  F.A.C.P.  Associate  Professor  and  Head  of  Depart- 
men';  W.  J.  Gardiner,  M.B.,  M.R.C.P.(C),  Associate 
( Physical  Therapy);  A.  T.  Jouse,  Clinical  Teacher 
(Physical  Therapy).  Research  Fellow  and  Assistants. 

FACULTY  OF  APPLIED  SCIENCE  AND 
ENGINEERING 

Dean — R.  R.  McLaughlin,  M.A.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Assistant  Dean  and  Secretary — W.  S.  Wilson, 
E.D.,  B.A.Sc. 

Applied  Physics — Professor,  K.  B.  Jackson, 

B. A.Sc.;  Associate  Professor,  V.  L.  Henderson, 

B.A.Sc.,  A.M.,  (Mich.) 

Chemical  Engineering — Professors,  R.  R.  Mc¬ 
Laughlin,  M.A.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J,  G.  Breckenridge, 
B.A.Sc.,  Ph.D.  (Cambridge);  Associate  Professors, 
P.  M.  Corbett,  B.S.,  M.S.,  C.  P.  Brockett,  B.Sc. 
(M.I.T.),  W.  G.  Graydon,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  W.  G. 
MacElhinney,  M.A.Sc.;  Assistant  Professors,  A.  I. 
Johnson,  Ph.D.,  W.  H.  Burgess,  B.Ch.E.,  M.F.S., 
Ph.D. 


Civil  Engineering:  Professors,  C.  F.  Morrison, 
B.E.,  M.Sc.,  O.  J.  Marshall,  B.A.Sc.,  W.  L.  Sagar, 

B. A.Sc Associate  Professors.  M.W.  Huggins,  M.A.Sc. ; 
Assistant  Professors,  A.  C.  Davidson,  B.Sc.,  M.A.Sc.; 

C.  E.  Ilelwig,  M.A.Sc..,  C.  Hershfield,  B.Sc.,  M.A.Sc.; 
H.  L.  Macklin,  B.A.Sc. 

Electrical  Engineering — Professors,  G.  F.  Tracy, 
B.A.Sc.,  S.M.  (M.I.T.),  V.  G.  Smith,  B.A.Sc.; 
Associate  Professors,  J.  E.  Reid,  B.A.Sc.,  J.  M.  Ham, 
Sc.D.  (M.I.T.),  G.  Sinclair,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors,  A.  J.  Kravetz,  B.Sc.,  M.A.Sc.,  G.  R.  Slemon, 
M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D.  (Lond.),  D.I.C. 

Engineering  Drawing — Professors,  W.  J.  T.  Wright, 
M.B.E.,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc.,  W.  B.  Dunbar,  B.A.Sc.,  A. 
Wardell,  B.A.Sc.,  Assistant  Professors,  A.  W. 
Walker,  M.A.,  C.  A.  Wrensball,  B.E. 

Institute  of  Aerophysics — Professor,  G.  N.  Pat¬ 
terson,  B.A.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor,  B. 
Etkin,  M.A.Sc.;  Assistant  Professor,  I.  I.  Glass. 
M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Mechanical  Engineering — Professors,  E.  A.  Allcut, 
M.Sc.  (Birmingham),  G.  R.  Lord,  S.M.  (M.I.T.), 
Ph.D.,  R.  C.  Wiren,  B.A.Sc.;  Associate  Professors, 

L.  E.  Jones,  Ph.D.,  I.  W.  Smith,  M.A.Sc.;  Assistant 
Professors,  F.  G.  Ewens,  M.A.Sc.,  F.  C.  Hooper, 
B.A.Sc.,  D.I.C.  (Lond.),  D.  G.  Huber,  M.A.Sc., 

.  B.  Hughes,  B.Sc.,  R.  T.  Waines,  B.A.Sc.;  W.  A. 
Wallace,  B.A.Sc. 

Metallurgical  Engineering — Professor,  L.  M. 
Pidgeon,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 
H.  U.  Ross,  M.Sc.,  W.  C.  Winegard,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Mining  Engineering — Professor,  H.  R.  Rice,  B.Sc.; 
Associate  Professors,  S.  E.  Wolfe,  M.A.Sc.,  W.  A. 

M.  Hewer,  B.A.Sc. 


SCHOOL  OF  ARCHITECTURE 
Directoi — H.  H.  Madill,  O.B.E.,  V.D.,  B.A.Sc., 
F.R.A.I.C.,  Hon.  Cor.  A.I.A. 

Professor —  E.  R.  Arthur,  M.A.,  B.Arch.  (Liv.), 

F. R.A.I.C.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  F.R.S.A. 

Associate  Professors — W.  E.  Carswell,  B.Arch., 
M.R.A.I.C.,  W.  G.  Raymore,  B.Arch.,  M.R. A.I.C. 
R.  J.  K.  Barker,  B.Arch.,  M.R.A.I.C.;  J.  A.  Murray, 

B. Arch.,  M.R.A.I.C.;  A.A.I.P.;  Assistant  Professors, 
A.  P.  C.  Adamson,  M.A.  (Camb.),  M.R.A.I.C., 

A. A.I.P.;  S.  R.  Kent,  B.Arch,  M.R.A.I.C.;  W.  J. 
McBain,  B.Arch.,  M.R.A.I.C.;  G.  A.  Robb,  B.Arch, 
M.R.A.I.C.  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Division  of  Town  and  Regional  Planning — G.  Steph¬ 
enson,  M.C.P.,  M.I.T.,  B.Arch. (Liv.),  F.R.I.B.A., 
Head  of  the  Division. 

FACULTY  OF  HOUSEHOLD  SCIENCE 
Secretary,  Miss  M.  D.  Smith,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor; 
Household  Science — Miss  B.  A.  McLaren,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professor;  Miss  E.  W.  Park,  M.A.,  Associate 
Professor;  Lecturers.  Food  Chemistry,  Miss  C.  C. 
Benson,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  Emeritus ;  Miss  M.  D. 
Smith,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor;  Miss  E.  I.  Walker, 
M.A.,  Mrs.  J.  Butterfield,  M.A.,  Assistant  Professors; 
Lecturers. 

ONTARIO  COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 
Deanand  Professor  of  Education,  A.  C.  Lewis,  M.A., 
D.  Paed;  Professor  and  Director  of  Educational 
Research,  J.  A.  Long,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  and 
Supervisor  of  Women  Students,  Miss  H.  B.  St.  John, 
M.A.;  Professor  and  Supervisor  of  Graduate  Students, 

C.  E.  Phillips,  B.A.,  D.Paed.;  Professor  and  Director  of 
Library  School,  Miss  B.  Bassam,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  M.S.; 
Associate  Professor  and  Supervisor  of  Practice  Teach¬ 
ing,  D.  F.  Dadson,  B.A.;  Professor  and  Director  of 
Vocational  Guidance  Centre ,  M.  D.  Parmenter,  M.A.; 
Professor  and  Director  of  Vocational  Training,  R.  D. 
Phillips,  B.Sc.,  Professors,  Miss  C.  R.  Dean,  M.A., 

B.  C.  Diltz,  M.A.,  R.  W.  B.  Jackson,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 
P.  A.  Petrie,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  A.  F.  Skinner,  M.A., 
B.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  and  Assistant  Professors, 
Miss  K.  L.  Ball,  B.A.,  B.L.S. ,  Miss  H.  L.  Bryans, 
M.A.,  J.  S.  Carlisle,  B.A.,  B.Paed,  LI.  M.  Fowler, 
M.A.,  D.Ed.,  A.  S.  W.  Frizzell,  B.A.Sc.,  A.  P.  Haig, 
B.A.,  A.  H.  Louden,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Miss  F.  Murray, 

B. A.,  A.M.,  L.S.,  J.  H.  Passmore,  B.A.,  B.P.H.E., 

C.  C.  Pitt,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Miss  R.  E.  Ratz,  B.A., 
A.  P.  Seggie,  B.A.,  Miss  M.  E.  Silverthorn,  B.S., 
M.A.,  J.  C.  Spry,  B.S.A.,  P.  H.  Tacon,  M.A.,  B.Paed., 

G.  E.  Tait,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  B,  C.  Taylor,  M.A,; 


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[1956 


Librarian ,  Miss  D.  A.  Thompson,  B.A.j  Assistant 
Librarians,  Lecturers. 

Secretary,  Miss  A.  A.  L.  Elliott,  B.A. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  TORONTO  SCHOOLS 

{Affiliated  with  Ontario  College  of  Education.  See 
detailed  index). 


FACULTY  OF  FORESTRY 
Dean  and  Professor,  J.  W.  B.  Sisam,  B.Sc.F., 
M.F. ;  Professor  Emeritus,  J.  H.  White,  M.A.,  B.Sc.F., 
Ph.D. ;  Professors,  T.  W.  Dwight,  B.Sc.F.,  M.F., 
R.  C.  Hosie,  B.Sc.F.,  M.A.;  Associate  Professors, 
D.  V.  Love,  B.Sc.F.,  M.F.,  A.  S.  Michell,  B.Sc.F., 
M.F.;  Lecturers,  A.  D.  Hall,  B.Sc.F.,  K.  A.  Armson, 
B.Sc.F.,  Dip.  For. 


Preventive  Dentistry — M.  A.  Cox,  M.B.,  J.  Kreutzer 
D.D.S.,  B.Sc.  (Dent.),  Professor ;  Miss  D.  F.  J 
Berry,  M.A.,  Associate.  _  ^  ^  __  _ 

Prosthodontia — R.  J.  Godfrey,  D.D.S.,  M.Sc. 
(Dent.),  Professor  of  Prosthodontia  and  Head  of  the 
Department ;  E.  P.  Downton,  D.D.S.,  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessor  of  Prosthodontia;  R.  L.  Twible,  D.D.S.,  B.Sc. 
(Dent.),  Assistant  Professors;  W.  D.  Cavanagh, 
D.D.S.,  J.  L.  Chalmers,  D.D.S.,  E.  B.  Hooks,  D.D.S., 
A.  M.  Hord,  D.D.S.,  W.  R.  Jackson,  D.D.S.,  J.  G. 
Perkin,  D.D.S.,  B.Sc.,  (Dent),  Associates  in  Dentistry. 

Public  Speaking — G.  A.  McMullen,  B.A.,  Special 
Lecturer. 

Radiography — M.  N.  Rockman,  D.D.S.,  B.Sc. 
(Dent.),  Assistant  Professor  of  Dental  Radiology; 
H.  M.  Worth,  M.R.S.C.,  L.D.S.,  F.F.R.  (Eng.), 
Lecturers:  R.  Marshall,  D.D.S.,  Associate. 


FACULTY  OF  MUSIC 

Director,  Arnold  M.  Walter,  Jur.Utr.  Dr.,  (Prague); 
Assistant,  to  the  Director,  Robert  A.  Rosevear,  A.B., 
M.M.;  Teaching  Staff,  A.  Richard  Johnston,  M.M., 
Ph.D.,  H.  J.  Olnick,  B.S.,  M.A.,  Robert  A.  Rosevear, 
A.B.,  M.M.,  Associate  Professors;  John  J.  Weinzweig, 
M.M.,  Assistant  Professor;  Talivaldis  Kenins, 
Oskar  Morawetz,  Mus.Doc.,  Godfrey  Ridout,  Lectur¬ 
ers;  John  Beckwith,  Mus.Bac.,  H.  M.  McLuhan, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Cantab),  Charles  Peaker,  Mus.Doc., 
F.R.C.O.,  Special  Lecturers;  Mrs.  K.  R.  Kilburn, 
Secretary. 


FACULTY  OF  LAW 

Dean  of  Faculty,  Cecil  A.  Wright,  Q.C.,  B.A., 
S.J.D.,  LL.D.;  Professors  of  Law,  A.  S.  Abel,  B.A., 
LL.M.,  J.D.,  S.J.D.,  Bora  Laskin,  M.A.,  LL.M., 
Associate  Professors,  F.  E.  LaBrie,  B.A.,  LL.M., 
D.Jur.;  J.  B.  Milner,  LL.M.,  Edward  McWhinney, 
LL.M.;  Assistant  Professors,  D.  G.  Kilgour,  B.A., 
LL.M.,  R.  S.  Mackay,  LL.M.,  A.  B.  Weston,  LL.B., 
B.C.L.;  Associates,  Edson  L.  Haines,  Q.C.,  WT.  A.  G. 
Kelley,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  David  W.  Mundell,  Q.C., 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  B.C.L.,  Harry  S.  Parkinson,  Q.C. 
Special  Lecturers. 


FACULTY  OF  DENTISTRY 

Dean  of  the  Faculty — Roy  G.  Ellis,  B.D.S.,  D.D.S., 
M.Sc.  (Dent.). 

Secretary — Colin  C.  Rous,  B.A. Sc. 

Librarian — J.  H.  Johnson,  D.D.S. 

Biology  and  Comparative  Dental  Anatomy — E.  M. 
Walker,  B.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.S.C.,  Professor;  W.  H.  T. 
Baillie,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Associate  Professor;  R.  R. 
Langford,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor. 

Clinical  Dentistry — W.  J.  Ross,  D.D.S.,  Director  of 
Dental  Clinic  and  Professor  of  Clinical  Dentistry; 
J.  Kreutzer,  D.D.S.,  B.Sc.  (Dent),  Professor  of 
Preventive  Dentistry;  H.  A.  Hunter,  D.D.S.,  Associate 
Professor  of  Dentristry;  J.  M.  Sheldon,  D.D.S., 
Associate  Professor  of  Operative  Dentistry  and  in  Charge 
of  Ceramics;  G.  C.  Hare,  D.D.S.,  Associate  Professor 
of  Operative  Dentistry  in  Charge  of  Endodontia. 

Dental  Anatomy — K.  J.  Paynter,  D.D.S.,  Ph.D. 
(Col.),  Associate  Professor  in  Charge  of  Dental 
Anatomy. 

Dental  Bibliography — J.  H.  Johnson,  D.D.S., 
Faculty  Librarian. 

Dental  Pathology  and  Bacteriology — G.  C.  Cameron, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  Professor;  Miss  W.  C.  Riddle, 
B.A.,  Associate;  J.  B.  Macdonald,  D.D.S.,  M.S., 
Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor;  Miss  I.  A.  Bumby,  Labora¬ 
tory  Technician. 

Dental  Praxis — D.  W.  Gullett,  D.D.S. ,  Associate; 
W.  E.  Secord,  A.B.  (Chic.),  Lecturer. 

Dental  Public  Health — G.  T.  Mitton,  D.D.S., 
D.D.P.H.,  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department. 

Dental  Surgery  and  Anaesthesia — J.  H.  Johnson, 
D.D.S.,  Professor;  D.  M.  Tanner,  M.B.E.,  D.D.S., 
B.Sc.  (Dent.),  A.  A.  Antoni,  D.D.S.,  Associate 
Professors;  R.  E.  Diprose,  D.D.S.,  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessor;  D.  H.  J.  MacDonald,  D.D.S.,  Associate. 

Histology — A.  W.  Ham,  M.B.,  Professor  of  Anatomy 
in  Charge  of  Histology;  Miss  W.  C.  Riddle,  B.A., 
Associate;  C.  E.  Aho,  D.D.S.,  Associates. 

Operative  Dentistry — R  G.  Ellis,  D.D.S.,  M.Sc. 
(Dent.),  F.D.S.,  R.C.S.  (Eng.),  P.  G.  Anderson, 
D.D.S.,  Professors;  J.  M.  Sheldon,  D.D.S.,  Associate 
Professor,  and  in  Charge  of  Ceramics;  G.  A.  C.  Adams, 
D.D.S.,  W.  O.  Nursey,  D.D.S.,  F.  T.  Pearson,  D.D.S., 
R.  O.  Green,  D.D.S.,  Associates. 

Orthodontics — D.  H.  Jenkins,  B.D.S.,  D.D.S., 

Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department;  H.  Halderson, 
D.D.S.,  Associate  Professor;  M.  R.  Culbert,  D.D.S., 
Assistant  Professor;  E.  E.  Johns,  D.D.S.,  W.  K. 
Shultis,  D.D.S.,  Associates;  R.  E.  Crocker,  Technician. 

Pedodovtirs — G.  Nikiforuk,  D.D.S.,  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessor  and  Head  of  the  Department;  S.  A.  McGregor, 
D.D.S. 

Periodontology — Harold  K.  Box,  D.D.S.,  Ph.D,, 
Research  Professor;  C.  H.  M.  Williams,  D.D.S., 
B.Sc.  (Dent.),  Associate  Professor ;  W.  G.  McIntosh, 
D.D.S.,  Assistant  Professor;  D.  S.  Moore,  D.D.S,, 
H.  J.  Wildfong,  D.D.S.,  Associates. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  UNIVERSITY  EXTENSION 

Director,  J.  R.  Coulter,  B.A.;  Associate  Director, 
W.  A.  Bryce,  B.A.;  Assistant  Directors,  P.  H.  Gutt- 
man,  B.  N.  Honeyford,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  R.  J.  Kirk, 
M.A.,  Dorothy  Milner;  Secretary,  Margaret  Pratt, 
B.A.;  also  Assistants. 

This  Department  conducts  Teachers’  Classes, 
Summer  Sessions,  correspondence  courses,  extension 
lectures,  short  courses,  evening  classes,  business 
courses.  Business  (leading  to  a  certificate);  Course  in 
Public  Safety.  Enrolment  1955  exceeded  13,000. 

ROYAL  ONTARIO  MUSEUM 
100  Queen's  Park,  Toronto  5 

(For  complete  listing,  see  Index  under  Art  Galleries 
and  Museums  in  Canada.) 

SCHOOL  OF  SOCIAL  WORK 

Director  and  Professor  of  Social  Work,  Charles 
E.  Hendry,  M.A.,  M.H. 

Professors,  Stuart  K.  Jaffary,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
John  S.  Morgan,  M.A.,  Diploma  in  Education. 

Cassidy  Research  Visiting  Professor,  Gordon  Hearn, 
M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Associate  Professors,  Albert  Rose,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Murray  G.  Ross,  M.A.,  Ed.D. 

Assistant  Professors,  Opal  Boynton,  B.S.;  Josephine 
Chaisson,  A.M.;  E.  Ray  Godfrey,  M.A.,  Shulameth 
E.  Rhinewine,  B.A.,  M.S.W.;  Morton  I.  Teicher, 
B.S.S.,  M.S.W.  Also  Lecturers  and  Field  Supervisors. 

Secretary,  Edna  B.  Bambridge. 

Research  Secretary  and  Librarian,  Sarah  I.  Gerridzen, 
B.A.,  B.L.S. 

SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 

Professor  and  Director,  Miss  N.  D.  Fidler,  B.A. ; 
Secretary,  Miss  Norma  Press;  Associate  Professor, 
Miss  M.  B.  Millman,  B.A.;  Assistant  Professors, 
Miss  H.  A.  Bennett,  M.A.,  Miss  H.  M.  Carpenter, 
B.S.,  M.P.H.,  Miss  M.  G.  McPhedran,  B.A.,  Dr. 
M.  Uprichard,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  M.  J.  Wilson,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Miss  M.  I.  Tresidder,  B.Sc.N.,  M.A.;  Lec¬ 
turers;  Librarian,  Mrs.  J.  Devlin,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 

SCHOOL  OF  HYGIENE 

The  administration  of  the  School  during  the  1955- 
56  session  is  being  conducted  by  a  committee  con¬ 
sisting  of  Professor  R.  F.  Farquharson  (Chairman), 
Professor  M.  H.  Brown,  Professor  J.  K.  W.  Ferguson, 
Dean  J.  A.  MacFarlane,  Professor  D.  L.  MacLean. 

Secretary,  D.  L.  MacLean,  O.B.E.,  E.D.,  M.B., 
B.Sc.  (Med.),  D.P.H. 

Hygiene  and  Preventive  Medicine — Professors  et  al: 
See  listing  of  this  Department  under  Faculty  of 
Medicine. 


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581 


Virus  Infections — C.  E.  van  Rooyen,  M.D.,  Ch.B., 
D.Sc.,  M.R.C.P.,  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department 
R-C.  Parker,  B.A.,  Pk.D.,  D.Sc.,  A.  J.  Rhodes,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.  (Ed.),  Professors;  J.  F.  Crawley,  D.V.M., 
Ph.D.,  G.  Dempster,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ch.B.,  A.  F. 
Graham,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  Associates. 

Parasitology — A.  M.  Fallis,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor 
and  Head  of  the  Department;  R.  S.  Freeman,  B.S., 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor;  R.  G.  Struthers, 
M.D.,  D.P.H.,  Special  Lecturer. 

Epidemiology  and  Biometrics — N.  E.  McKinnon, 
M.B.,  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department;  D.  L. 
MacLean,  O.B.E.,  E.D.,  M.B.,  B.Sc.  (Med.),  D.P.II., 
Professor;  D.  R.  E.  MacLeod,  B.A..  M.D.,  B.Sc. 
(Med.),  D.P.H.,  Associate  Professor;  D.  B.  W.  Reid, 
M.A.,  M.S.,  Assistant  Professor. 

Physiological  Hygiene — A.  M.  Fisher,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Acting  Head  of  the  Department;  J.  G.  Cunningham, 
B.A.,  M.B.,  D.P.H.,  Associate  Professor;  J.  E.  Good¬ 
win,  B.A.Se.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor. 

Public  Health  Administration — W.  Mosley, 
M.D.C.M.,  D.P.H.,  Acting  Head  of  the  Department, 
Associate  Professor;  Miss  M.  C.  Cahoon,  B.A., 
Reg.N.,  V.  C.  R.  Walker,  D.V.M.,  V.S.,  D.V.P.H., 
Associates. 

Chemistry  in  Relation  to  Hygiene  and  Sanitation — 
P.  J.  Moloney,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Pro¬ 
fessor  and  Head  of  the  Department;  A.  E.  Berry, 
M.A.Sc.,  C.E.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor;  Miss  E. 
M.  Taylor,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Assistant  Professor; 

A.  L.  Tosoni,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate. 

Public  Health  Nuirition — E.  W.  McHenry,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment;  J.  R.  Beaton,  M.A.,  Associate. 

Hospital  Administration — Harvey  Agnew,  M.D., 
F.A.C.P.,  F.A.C.H.A.,  LL.D.,  Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department;  Miss  E.  Stuart,  M.H.A.,  Associate 
Professor;  W.  D.  Piercey,  M.D.,  Assistant  Professor. 


CONNAUGHT  MEDICAL  RESEARCH 
LABORATORIES 

UNIVERSITY  OF  TORONTO 

Director — J.  K.  W.  Ferguson,  M.B.E.,  M.A., 
M.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Associate  Director — D.  L.  MacLean,  O.B.E.,  E.D., 
M.B.,  B.Sc. (Med.),  D.P.H. 

Assistant  Directors — P.  J.  Moloney,  O.B.E.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.  D.  Orr,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  A.  M. 
Fisher  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.  H.  Brown,  O.B.E.,  M.D., 

B. Sc.,  (Med.),  D.P.H.,  F.C.C.P. 

Financial  Administrator — K.  E.  Allen,  B.A., 
F.C.I.S.,  C.A. 

Chief  Accountant  E.  M.  Harbour,  C.A. 
Superintendent — I.  W.  Boyd,  M.Sc. 

Secretary — -W.  P.  Gerald,  B.Com.,  D.Sc. Com., 

C. P.A.,  F.C.I.S. 

Personnel  Officer — J.  Angus. 

Research  Members — C.  E.  Dolman,  M.B.,  B.S., 
Ph.D.,  D.P.H.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C),  F.R.S.C.,  E. 
W.  McHenry,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  N.  E.  Mc¬ 
Kinnon,  M.B.,  D.  A.  Scott,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S., 
F.R.S.C.,  C.  E.  van  Rooyen,  M.D.,  Ch.B.,  D.Sc., 
M.R.C.P. 

Research  Associates — C.  W.  J.  Armstrong,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  M.D.,  H.  D.  Bett,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  F.  Charles, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.  M.  Corkill,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  L.  N. 
Farrell,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  E.  Franklin,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D., 
Miss  F.  H.  Fraser,  B.A.,  M.B.,  R.  P.  C.  French, 
B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  F.  Graham,  M.A.Sc.,  Ph.D., 

D. Sc.,  J.  E.  Hotchin,  M.B.,  B.S.,  M.R.C.S.,  Ph.D., 
D.  R.  E.  MacLeod,  B.A.,  M.D.,  B.Sc.  (Med,). 
D.P.H. ,  G.  A.  McVicar,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  C.  Parker, 
B.A.,  Ph.D. Sc.,  Miss  H.  C.  Plummer,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
D.  B.  W.  Reid,  M.A.,  M.Sc.,  R.  G.  Romans,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  C.  O.  Siebenmann,  Chem.E.,  D.Ing.,  0. 
Smithies,  M.A.,  D.Phil.,  Miss  E.  M.  Taylor,  O.B.E., 
M.A.,  Ph.D,,  A.  L.  Tosoni,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  J.  Wilson, 
M.A..M.D.,  D.P.H. 

Research  and  Clinical  Associate,  D.  M.  Young, 
B.S.A.,  M.D.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Research  and  Clinical  Associate  ( Honorary ) — L.  N. 
Silvertborne,  M.B. 

Consultant  in  Virology  ( Honorary ) — A.  J.  Rhodes, 
M.D..  F.R.C.P. 

Public  Health  Associate — G.  W.  O.  Moss,  M.D., 
D.P.H. 

Head,  Veterinary  Section — J.  F.  Crawley,  D.V.M., 
Ph.D. 


Administrative  Associate  and  Associate  Veterinarian 
—V.  C.  R.  Walker,  D.V.M..  V.S.,  D.V.P.H. 

Assistant  Veterinarian — K.  F.  Lawson,  D.V.M., 

V. S. 

Also  Research  Assistants. 

Librarian — Miss  R.  M.  Briggs,  B.A. 

Assistant  Librarian — Miss  B.  Pratt,  B.A. 
Consultant — R.  D.  Defries,  C.B.E.,  M.D.,  D.P.H. 
LL.D. 

Honorary  Consultant — C.  H.  Best,  C.B.E.,  M.A., 
M.D.,  D.Sc.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.C.P.(C). 

SCHOOL  OF 

PHYSICAL  AND  HEALTH  EDUCATION 
Director — J.  H.  Ebbs,  M.D.  (Tor.,  Birm.),  F.R.C.P. 
(C),  M.R.C.P.  (Lond.). 

Secretary — Joan  I.  Bright. 

Health  Education — Professor,  J.  H.  Ebbs,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.(C),  M.R.C.P.  (Lond.);  Assistant  Professor, 
J.  V.  Basmajian,  M.D. 

Physical  Education  for  Men — Associate  Professor 
of  Physical  Education  and  Head  of  the  Department, 

W.  A.  Stevens,  B.S.;  Associate  Professor,  M.  G. 
Griffiths,  M.P.E.,  M.A.;  Assistant  Professors,  J.  E. 
McCutcheon;  A.  D.  White,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Associates, 

J.  R.  Kennedy,  B.P.H.E.;  R.  P.  Masterson,  A.B.; 
C.  A.  M.  McCatty,  B.A.;  J.  S.  MacManus,  B.P.Ii.E.; 

K.  A.  W.  Wipper,  B.P.H.E.,  B.S.W.,  B.A.;  Assistants 

A.  R.  T.  Chetwynd;  D.  M.  Graham,  B.A.;  J. 
Primeau;  L.  B.  Smith,  B.A. 

Physical  Education  for  Women — Assistant  Professor 
and  Director  for  the  Department,  Miss  Z.  Slack,  B.A.; 
Assistant  Professors,  Miss  D.  N.  R.  Jackson.  M.A., 
Miss  J.  M.  Forster;  Lecturers;  Chief  Instructor  in 
Physical  Therapy,  Miss  L.  Pollard. 

INSTITUTE  OF  CHILD  STUDY 
W.  E.  Blatz,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Ph.D.,  Director;  K.  S. 
Bernhardt,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Dorothy  A.  Millichamp, 
M.A.,  Assistant  Directors;  Margaret  I.  Fletcher, 
Principal,  Nursery  School;  Rachel  Minkler,  B.A., 
Principal,  Elementary  School;  Clara  Magder, 

B. P.H.E.,  Secretary;  Mary  L.  Northway,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Lecturer  and  Supervisor  of  Research;  also 
Lecturers  and  Assistants,  Research  Division;  Dorothy 
I.  McKenzie,  M.A.,  Instructor,  Nursery  School 
Division;  also  Assistants,  Nursery  School  Division; 
also  Instructors,  Elementary  School;  Frances  L. 
Johnson,  M.A.,  Lecturer  and  Supervisor,  Parent 
Education  Division;  also  Lecturers,  Parent  Education 
Division;  also  Secretaries;  Margaret  L.  Kirkpatrick, 
M.A.;  Dietitian  and  Instructor;  Edna  Bolton,  M.A., 
Librarian. 

INSTITUTE  OF  BUSINESS  ADMINISTRATION 
This  Institute  is  responsible  for  the  conduct  of  the 
graduate  course  in  business  administration  leading  to 
the  degree,  Master  of  Commerce.  It  arranges  for 
some  of  these  graduate  courses  to  be  held  in  the 
evening  for  the  convenience  of  part  time  students. 
It  also  arranges  conferences  for  the  study  of  problems 
of  business  administration  with  small  groups  of  men 
and  women  from  business,  government,  and  trade 
unions. 

T.  C.  Graham,  M.B.E.,  B.A.Se.,  Director;  A.  W. 
Currie,  B.A.,  B.Com.,  D. Com. Sc.,  (Harv.),  G.  A. 
Edwards,  B.A.,  M.  Com.,  S.  G.  Hennessey,  B.Com., 

C. A.,  F.  C.  Toombs,  Ph.B.  (Chic.),  Associate  Pro¬ 
fessors;  Iv.  C.  Livingston,  M.A.Sc.,  O.  W.  Main, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.  D.  Monieson,  B.Sc.,  M.B.A.,  J.  C. 
Sawatsky,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  W.  S.  Thomson,  B.Com., 
M.A.  (Camb.),  Assistant  Professors;  Miss  M.  J. 
Arrowsmith,  B.A.,  M.Com.,  Secretary;  Miss  I.  J. 
Forgie,  B.A.,  M.Com.,  Librarian;  also  Lecturers. 

FACULTY  OF  PHARMACY 
Dean  of  the  Faculty,  F.  Norman  Hughes,  Phm.B., 
B.S.  in  Phar.,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Secretary,  H.  M.  Corbett,  Phm.B.;  Secretary  to  the 
Dean,  Miss  H.  M.  Walton;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  D. 
King,  B.A.;  Professors,  H.  J.  Fuller,  Phm.B.,  M.A., 
(in  charge  of  Pharmacy  Administration);  G.  C. 
Walker,  B.Sc.  (Pharm.),  M.S.,  Ph.D.  (Pharm.); 
Associate  Professors,  R.  M.  Baxter,  Phm.B.,  B.S.P., 
M.S.,  Ph.D.  (Materia  Medica);  G.  R.  Paterson, 
Phm.B.,  B.S.P.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.  (Pharmaceutical 
Chemistry);  Assistant  Professors,  L.  N.  Elowe,  Ph.C. 
(Iraq),  M.S.,  Ph.D.  (Pharm.);  D.  R.  Kennedy, 
Phm.B.,  B.Sc.  (Pharm.),  Ph.D.  (Pharm.);  Special 
Lecturers. 


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[1956 


VICTORIA  UNIVERSITY 
( Also  Victoria  College,  see  detailed  index.) 

BOARD  OF  REGENTS 

Chairman — L.  Macaulay,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
Vice-Chairman — The  Very  Rev.  G.  C.  Pidgeon, 
M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Treasurer — E.  W.  Bickle,  Esq. 

TI-IE  SENATE 

Chancellor — The  Hon.  L.  B.  Pearson,  O.B.E., 
M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L. 

Vice-Chancellor — Rev.  A.  B.  B.  Moore,  B.A.,  B.D. 
D.D.,  LL.D. 

Secretary — F.  A.  Hare,  M.A. 

OFFICERS 

President — Rev.  A.  B.  B.  Moore,  B.A.,  B.D., 
D.D.,  LL.D. 

Registrar — F.  A.  Hare,  M.A. 

Bursar — W.  C.  James,  B.A. 

Librarian — Miss  M.  V.  Ray,  B.A. 

Dean  of  Women — Miss  J.  Macpherson,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Senior  Tutor — C.  C.  Love,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

EMMANUEL  COLLEGE 
of  Victoria  University 

The  Theological  College  in  Toronto  of  The 
United  Church  of  Canada 
Federated  with  the  University  of  Toronto 
Principal — Rev.  A.  Dawson  Matheson,  M.A.,  B.D., 
D.D. 

Secretary  of  the  College  Council — Rev.  K.  H.  Cous- 
land,  M.C.,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D. 

THE  STAFF  OF  INSTRUCTION 
Professors — Margaret  Cox  Professor  of  Homiletics, 
Rev.  A.  Dawson  Matheson,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.;  New 
Testament  Literature  and  Exegesis,  Rev.  George 
Johnson,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Church  History,  Rev. 
Kenneth  H.  Cousland,  M.C.,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.; 
Old  Testament  Literature  and  Exegesis ,  Rev.  Robert 
Dobbie,  M.A.,  B.D.,  M.Th.;  Associate  Professors — 
Public  Speaking,  Rev.  George  A.  McMullen,  B.A. ; 
Christian  Education,  Rev.  James  R.  Guthrie,  M.A., 
B.D.,  S.T.M.,  B.Ed.;  Systematic  Theology,  Rev. 
William  O.  Fennell,  B.A.,  S.T.M.;  Assistant  Pro¬ 
fessors — Philosophy  of  Religion  and  Christian  Ethics, 
Rev.  C.  Douglas  Jay,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  Special 
Lecturers — Hebrew,  Rev.  John  Macpherson,  M.A., 
B.D.;  Greek,  Rev.  J.  Clague,  B.A.,  B.D.,  also  Teach¬ 
ing  Fellow;  Assistant  Librarian  and  Library  Tutor, 
Rev.  James  S.  Lawson,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 

Toronto  Schools,  University  of, 

371  BLOOR  ST.  W.,  TORONTO 
Headmaster ,  W.  B.  MacMurray,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 
Masters,  R.  S.  F.  Baird,  B.A.,  B.S.  in  L.S.;  C. 
D.  S.  Bate,  B.A.Sc.;  E.  J.  Collins,  B.A.,  B.Paed.; 
J.  L.  Gill,  B.A.;  W.  B.  Gray,  M.A.,  D.Paed.;  R.  J. 
Jones,  B.A.,  Mus.  Bac.;  G.  A.  Kirk,  M.A.;  J.  R.  Life, 
B.P.H.E.;  A.  D.  Lockhard,  M.A.;  A.  H.  Louden, 
B.A.,  B.Paed.;  W.  B.  MacLean,  M.A.;  W.  D.  A. 
McCuaig,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  A.  T.  McLachlan;  R.  J. 
McMaster,  B.A.;  D.  L.  Mumford,  B.A.;  L.  Ii. 
Newell,  B.A.;  K.  E.  Prentice,  B.A.;  R.  D.  Ripley, 
B.A.,  B.Ed.;  F.  M.  A.  Speed,  B.Sc.;  W.  A.  Stickland, 
B.A.;  P.  II.  Tacon,  M.A.,  B.Paed.;  B,  C.  Taylor, 
M.A. 

Trafalgar  School  for  Girls 

3495  Simpson  Street,  Montreal 
( Affiliated  to  McGill  University) 

Principal,  Miss  Joan  M.  V.  Foster,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Trinity  College  School,  Port  Hope,  Ont. 

FOUNDED  1806 

Head  Master,  P.  A.  C-  Ketchum,  M.A.  (Cam- 
ridge),  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  LL.D. 

Chaplain,  Canon  C.  G.  Lawrence. 

THE  SENIOR  SCHOOL 

House  Masters,  A.  C.  Scott,  J.  E.  Dening. 

TH H  JUNIOR  SCHOOL 

Principal,  C.  J.  Tottenham,  B.A. 

Union  College  of  British  Columbia,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

(UNITED  CHURCH  OF  CANADA) 

Affiliated  with  University  of  British  Columbia 
The  Faculty:  Principal,  Rev.  W.  S.  Taylor,  M.A., 
B.D.,  Ph.D.,  D.D.;  Registrar,  Rev.  S.  Vernon  Fawcett, 
B.A.,  B.D.,  Th.D.  Dean  of  Residence,  Rev.  John  W. 
Grant,  M.A.,  D.Phil.  (Oxon). 


United  Church  Training  School 

77  Charles  St.  W.,  Toronto  5,  Canada 
In  affiliation  with  Emmanuel  College  of  Victoria 
University 

Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Management,  Rev.  J. 
Lavell  Smith,  B.A.,  B.D.,  D.D. 

Principal,  Miss  K.  Harriet  Christie,  B.A. 

Dean,  Miss  Katharine  B.  Hockin,  M.A.,  Ed.D. 
Lecturer,  Mrs.  J.  D.  H.  Hutchinson,  M.A.;  House 
Director,  Miss  Edith  Elliott;  Secretaries  Mrs.  M. 
Shuttleworth,  Miss  Catherine  Hill. 

United  College,  Winnipeg 

A  Union  of  Manitoba  College  arid  Wesley  College. 
Affiliated  with  the  University  of  Manitoba. 

Administration  Staff — Principal  and  Bursar,  Rev. 
W.  C.  Lockhart,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.D.;  Registrar,  * 
Wesley  D.  G.  Runions,  B.A.,  B.Sc.;  Dean  of  Women's 
Residence,  Miss  E.  F.  Morrison,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Dean 
of  Mens  Residence,  Prof.  Richard  M.  Stingle,  M.A.; 
Librarian,  Miss  E.  M.  Graham,  B.A.,  B.L.S.;  Assistant 
Librarians,  Mrs.  Ellen  Moore,  B.A.,  Miss  Shirley 
Lawrence. 

Faculty  of  Theology — Dean,  Rev.  E.  G.  D.  Freeman, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.,  Rev.  Joseph  D.  Fry,  B.A.,  B.D., 
Rev.  H.  Gordon  Harland,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Rev.  C.  R. 
Newcombe,  B.A.,  B.D.,  S.T.M. 

Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science — Dean  of  the  Faculty, 
O.  T.  Anderson,  M.A.,  B.Sc.;  Professors,  Gordon  G. 
Blake,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  A.  Russell  Cragg,  M.A., 

B.D.,  Victor  L.  Leathers,  M.A.,  Docteur  de  l’Uni- 
versit6  de  Paris,  Edwin  D.  Eagle,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Rev.  David  Owen,  M.A.,  B.D.,  D.D.,  J.  H.  S.  Reid, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  M.  Stingle,  M.A.,  W.  E.  Swayze, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  L.  A.  Swyers,  B.Sc.,  C.  W.  Topping, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  H.  S.  Crowe, 
M.C.,  M.A. ;  James  F.  K.  Duff,  B.Sc.,  M.S.;  R.  N. 
Halstead,  M.A.,  W.  A.  Packer,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Kenneth 
McNaught,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  C.  J.  Robson,  M.A.,B.  Ed., 
Ida  G.  Wilkinson,  M.A.,  Rev.  G.  E.  Taylor,  M.A., 

B. D.;  Assistant  Professors,  A.  Gerald  Bedford,  M.A., 
W.  C.  Campbell,  B.A.,  W.  G.  Dean,  M.A.,  Miss  Mary 
Mathers,  Michael  Oliver,  M.A.;  also  Lecturers. 

Collegiate  Department — Head  of  Department,  Dean, 

C.  N.  Halstead,  M.A.;  Asst.  Dean,  J.  D.  Murray, 
B.A.;  Instructors,  Mrs.  P.  Anderson,  B.A.,  A.  D. 
Longman,  B.A.,  Evelyn  V.  Mills,  M.A.,  Maureen 
Moore,  B.A.,  Gladys  Pettingell,  B.A.,  Wm.  Ruther¬ 
ford,  B.A.,  Miss  E.  F.  Morrison,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Lome 
Tomlinson,  B.Sc. 

United  Theological  College,  Montreal 

3508  University  Street 
(united  church) 

Chairman  of  the  Board,  H.  G.  Birks;  Treasurer, 
Frank  E.  H.  Gates,  C.A.;  Secretary ,  Rev.  R.  DeWitt 
Scott,  M.A.,  D.D 

Faculty — Principal  and  Professor  of  New  Testament , 
Rev.  G.  B.  Caird,  D.Phil.;  Professor  of  Psychology 
and  Philosophy  of  Religion,  Rev.  J.  S.  Thomson,  M.A. 

D. D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

University  School,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Headmaster,  J.  J.  Timmis,  M.A.  (Oxon);  Assistant 
Masters,  W.  R.  G.  Wenman  (O.B.),  C.  L.  Cropper, 
L.  C.  Storr.  C.  L.  Genge,  M.A.  (Cantab.),  Rev.  N.  A. 
Lowe,  B.A.,  L.Th.,  Lt.-Col.  R.  Girard,  P.S.C.(L), 
J.  L.  Hinton,  M.A.,  (Cantab),  B.  Meeres,  P.  A.  Gibb, 
B.A.,  C.  Berrisford,  B.A.  (Oxon),  P.  J.  Hodgson, 

A. R.C.M.,  L.R.A.M. 

School  Physician,  G.  B.  Bigelow,  M.D.,  C.M. 
(McGill). 

Universite  de  Sherbrooke 

SHERBROOKE,  P.Q. 

Recteur,  Mgr  Ir6n6e  Pinard,  P.D.,  B.A.,  B.D.C. ; 
Vice-Recteurs,  Mgr.  Napoleon  P6pin,  P.D.,  B.A., 
Chanoine  Michel  Couture,  B.A.,  Lie  5s  L.;  Secre¬ 
taire  general,  Mgr  Maurice  O’Bready,  B.A.,  Lie. 
5s  L.;  Tresorier;  M.  l’abbe  Rom6o  Leroux,  B.A., 
Lie.  5s  Sc.  Com.;  Conseiller  et  Econome  general ; 
Chanoine  Damien  Lessard,  B.A.;  Conseiller  et  Prefet 
des  Etudes,  M.  I’abb6  Roger  Maltais,  B.A.,  Lie.  en 
Phil.;  Counseillers,  Mgr.  Maurice  Vincent,  P.D., 

B. A.,  Lie. 5s  L.,  M.l’abb6  Paul  Gilmore,  B.A.,  B.Sc., 
I  M.Sc. 


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Upper  Canada  College,  Toronto 

Avenue  Road  12 

Principal,  Rev.  C.  W.  Sowby,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Vice- Principal,  W.  G.  Bassett,  Ph.D. 

UPPER  SCHOOL 

Classical  Masters,  H.  E.  Orr,  B.A.;  E.  M.  Davidson, 
B.A.;  A.  F.  Killip,  B.A.;  Mathematics ,  M.  H.  C. 
Bremner,  B.A.;  F.  C.  Brennan,  B.A.;  J.  N.  C.  Sharp, 
M.A.;  G.  G.  Turner  Thomson,  M.A.;  English,  C. 
W.  Gallimore,  B.A.;  R.  G.  Harrison,  M.A.;  J.  D. 
MacDonald;  P.  B.  Lyndon,  M.A.,  L.R.A.M.;  Science, 

J.  L.  Coulton,  M.A.;  G.  S.  Grant,  B.S.A.;  J.  A. 
Gilham,  B.Sc.;  K.  Badham,  B.Sc.;  Modern  Languages, 

I.  K.  Shearer,  M.A.;  W.  Blackburn,  M.A.;  J.  T. 
Ainslie,  M.A.;  R.  A.  A.  Fluegge;  J.  N.  Symons,  B.A.; 
History,  J.  H.  Biggar,  M.A.;  W.  G.  Bassett,  Ph.D.; 
Arts  and  Crafts, .  Miss  Yulia  Biriukova;  H.  Kay; 
Music,  J.  W.  Linn,  A.T.C.M.;  Band  Instruments, 
Capt.  D.  Keeling,  L.R.A.M.,  A.R.C.M.;  Physical 
Instructors,  D.  D.  Masked,  A.D.T.C.,  N.L.P.R.; 

K.  C.  Galloway,  B.A.,  B.Th.;  Lady  Superintendent , 
Mrs.  A.  G.  Ro«s;  Nurses,  Miss  B.  A.  Barrow,  Reg.N.; 
Mrs.  J.  J.  Vincent;  House  Matrons ,  Miss  E.  J. 
Mullholand  (Seaton’s);  Miss  H.  Quinn  (Wedd’s). 

PREPARATORY  SCHOOL 

Headmaster,  A.  G.  A.  Stephen,  M.A.  ;_Se7?ior  Master, 
H.  E.  Elliott;  House  Masters,  R.  B.  Howard,  B.A. ; 

J.  A.  Hearn,  B.A.;  L.  L.  La  Pierre,  B.A.;  H.  J.  P. 
Schaffter,  M.A.;  E.  Vuoramaki,  B.A.;  Masters, 
J.  N.  B.  Colley,  B.A.;  G.  M.  Galt,  B.A.,  LL.B.; 
D.  H.  Gardner,  B.A.;  T.  Gibson,  M.A. ;  S.  A.  Harris, 
B.A.;  M.  P.  Maclnnes,  B.A.;  W.  H.  Ruel  B.A.; 
H.  J.  P.  Schaffter,  B.A.;  Mrs.  K.  M.  Milson;  Art, 
V.  Mould,  A.O.C.A.;  Music,  H.  E.  Atack,  L.T.C.L.; 
Capt.  D.  Keeling,  L.R.A.M.,  A.R.C.M.;  Physical 
Instructor,  M.  K.  Greatrex,  B.Sc.  (Phys.  Ed.)  Lady 
Superintendent,  Miss  C.  Cruikshank;  Nurse,  Mrs.  A. 
McQuistan,  Reg.  N. 

School  Physician,  W.  A.  McTavish,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P. 
Treasurer,  K.  D.  Scott. 


Ursuline  College  of  Arts 

LONDON,  ONT. 

Affiliated  to  University  of  Western  Ontario 
Dean,  Mother  St.  James,  M.A.;  Registrar,  Mother 
Marina,  B.A.;  Librarian,  Mother  Rosanna,  M.A.; 
Economics  and  Political  Science,  Mother  St.  Michael, 
Ph.D.,  Mother  Rosanna,  M.A.,  Rev.  T.  L.  McManus, 
B.A.,  J.C.L.;  English,  Mother  St.  James,  M.A., 
Mother  St.  Catherine,  B.A.,  Mother  Mary  Agnes, 
M.A.;  Modern  Languages,  Mother  Rosanna,  M.A., 
Mother  Mary  Agnes,  M.A.,  Suzanne  Hilling,  Ph.D.; 
History,  Mother  Mercedes,  M.A.;  Home  Economics, 
Mother  Dominica,  M.A.,  Mother  St.  Dominic,  B.Sc., 
Mother  Victoria,  B.Sc.,  Isabel  Park,  M.A.,  Adele 
McEachern,  B.A Latin,  Mother  St.  Catherine,  B.A.; 
Library  Science,  Mother  Rosanna,  M.A.;  Philosophy , 
Rev.  L.  J.  Flynn,  S.T.D.,  S.S.L.,  Mother  St.  Michael, 
Ph.D.;  Religious  Knowledge,  Rev.  J.  J.  Carrigan, 
B.A.,  S.T.D.,  Rev.  G.  F.  Childs,  B.A.,  S.C.L., 
Mother  St.  Michael,  Ph.D.;  Physical  Education, 
Helen  Korri. 

Victoria  University,  Toronto 

Incorporated  1836 

Federated  with  the  University  of  Toronto,  1890. 

( See  index  for  complete  directories ) 

Waterloo  College,  Waterloo,  Ont. 

A  Co-Educational  College  of  Arts 
Affiliated  with  University  of  Western  Ontario 
Board  of  Governors — President,  Rev.  A.  W.  Lotz, 
Kitchener,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Rev.  A.  J.  Baetz, 
Kitchener,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Carl  Dare,  Waterloo, 
Ont. 

ARTS  FACULTY 

President  and  Executive  Administrator — J.  G. 
Hagey,  B.A.;  Dean  and  Registrar,  L.  H.  Schaus 
M.A.,  B.D.;  Librarian,  Mrs.  M.  E.  Lewis,  B.A.; 
Dean  of  Women ,  Alice  Metzger,  M.A.;  Dean  of  Men, 
G.  E.  Reaman,  Ph.D.;  Director  of  Athletics,  Carl 
Totzke,  B.A. 


Upper  Canada  College 

TORONTO,  CANADA 

Boarding  and  Day  School 
FOR  BOYS 

UPPER  SCHOOL  14-18  (Grades  9-13)  PREPARATORY  SCHOOL  7-13  (Grades  2-10) 

^r-\S8j  - 

Ontario  Graduation  Diploma,  Senior  Matriculation  and  post-Matricu- 
lation  Vlth  form.  Spacious  grounds.  Exceptional  facilities  for  athletic  and 
extra-curricular  activities.  Large  estate  at  Norval  in  Credit  Valley  for  week¬ 
end  camping,  scouting  and  skiing. 

Entrance  scholarships  valued  from  $650  to  $1500  per  annum  available 
to  boys  entering  Grades  VI  -  XIII.  Applications  to  be  received  in  March  of 
each  year;  competitive  qualifying  examinations  held  in  April. 

For  prospectus  and  information  about  curriculum,  extra-curricular  activ¬ 
ities,  games  and  scholarships  apply  to  Principal,  LTpper  Canada  College, 
Toronto  7. 

The  Rev.  C.W.  Sowby,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Principal 


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[1956 


Professors — English,  Flora  Roy,  M.A.;  Science, 
Bruce  W.  Kelley,  M.C.I.C.,  M.Sc. 

Associate  Professors — Economics  and  Business 
Administration,  H.  J.  Overgaard,  M.S.;  English, 
James  M.  Clark,  M.A. 

Assistant  Professors — Classics,  James  A.  S.  Evans, 
Ph.D.,  Rev.  Arthur  B.  Little,  M.A.,  S.T.D.;  Econo¬ 
mics  and  History,  Rev.  George  F.  Durst,  M.A.,  B.D.; 
German,  Kurt  Nabert,  M.A.;  History,  F.  Geoffrey  W. 
Adams,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  Alice  M.  Metzger, 
M.A.;  Psychology,  Rev.  W.  Harold  Bexton,  Ph.D.; 
Romance  Languages,  James  C.  McKegney,  M.A., 
James  B.  Sanders,  Ph.D.;  Science,  Herold  K.  Ellen- 
ton,  B.Sc.,  M.A.;  Secretarial  Science,  Winnifred 
Beno,  B.A.  Also  Instructors  and  Lecturers. 

THE  EVANGELICAL  LUTHERAN  SEMINARY 
OF  CANADA 

Seminary  Faculty — President,  Dean,  and  Professor 
of  Church  History  and  Practical  Theology,  Rev.  J.  Ray 
Houser,  D.D.;  Professor  of  New  Testament  Theology 
and  Church  Music,  Rev.  U.  S.  Leupold,  Ph.D.; 

Professor  of  Old  Testament  Theology, . 

. Professor  of  Systematic  Theology,  Rev. 

O.  W.  Heick,  Ph.D.;  also  Lecturers. 

Waverley  School 

Lancaster,  Ont. 

Residential  school  for  boys  eight  years  old  and  over. 
Headmaster,  Lester  R.  Perkins;  Assistant,  Irene  H. 
Perkins,  M.A. 

Western  Board  of  Music 

Representing  the  Universities  of  Manitoba,  Saskatche~ 
wan  and  Alberta,  and  the  Departments  of  Education  of 
the  same  Provinces. 

The  personnel  of  the  Board  consists  of  the  Presi 
dents  of  the  three  Universities,  the  three  Deputy 
Ministers  of  Education,  and  the  following: 

Director  of  Music,  University  of  Manitoba,  Winni¬ 
peg,  Ronald  Gibson. 

Associate  Professor  of  Music,  University  of  Alberta 
Edmonton,  Richard  S.  Eaton. 

Conservatory  of  Music  Regina  C ollege,  Regina,  Sask., 
Howard  Leyton-Brown,  Director. 

Western  Ontario,  University  of,  London 

Founded  1878 

Chancellor,  Richard  G.  Ivey,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 

President  and  Vice-Chancellor,  G.  E.  Hall,  M.S.A., 
M.D.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Vice-President  and  Dean  of  Graduate  Studies , 
Ronald  A.  Allen,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Chairman,  Board  of  Governors,  Lt.-Col.  Gordon  J 
Ingram. 

Comptroller,  Ross  B.  Willis,  M.A. 

Registrar,  Helen  M.  B.  Allison,  M.A. 

Assistant  Registrar,  Margaret  P.  May,  B.A. 
Librarian,  J.  J.  Talman,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C. 
Director  of  Extension  and  Summer  School  Depart¬ 
ment,  S.  F.  Maine,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 

Dean  of  Men,  T.  L.  Hoskin,  M.A. 

Dean  of  Women,  Leola  E.  Neal,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
University  Physician,  Helen  M.  Rossiter,  M.B 
Cli.B.,  D.A. 

Curator  of  Museums,  Wilfrid  Jury. 

Honorary  Curator  of  Art,  B.  M.  Greene. 

Honorary  Curator  of  Ceramics,  Emerson  Nichols. 
Superintendent  of  Buildings,  etc.,  J.  A.  Shortreed 
B.A. Sc. 

Alumni  Director,  G.  Hartwell,  B.A. 

AFFILIATED  COLLEGES 

Staffs  are  given  elsewhere,  see  Index 
Huron  College,  Rev.  W.  R.  Coleman,  M.A.,  D.D 
Principal;  Ursuline  College,  Mother  M.  St.  James 
M.A.,  Dean;  Waterloo  College,  J.  G.  Hagey,  B.A. 
President;  St.  Peter's  Seminary  College  of  Arts,  Rt 
Rev.  A.  P.  Mahoney,  P.A.,  V.G.,  Rector;  Music 
Teachers'  College,  Harvey  Robb,  Principal. 

UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE 
FACULTY  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCE 
Principal,  University  College,  and  Dean,  Faculty  of 
Arts  and  Science,  F.  Stiling,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Botany:  Professors,  Nelson  C.  Hart,  M.A.,  F.A.A 
A.S.,  Anson  R.  Walker,  M.A.;  Associate  Professor 
D.  A.  McLarty,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Honorary  Lecturers 
R.  A.  Ludwig,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  W.  H.  Minshall,  M.Sc 
Ph,Dt,  also  Instructors. 


Chemistry:  Professors,  John  A.  Gunton,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  F.C.I.C.,  J.  W.  Burns,  M.Sc.,  F.C.I.C.; 
Honorary  Professor ,  Hubert  Martin,  D.Sc.,  A.R.C.S., 
F.R.I.C.;  Associate  Professors,  K.  W.  Hunten,  M.Sc., 
Ph.D.,  F.  L.  M.  Pattison,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.R.I.C., 

C.  Sivertz,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  J.  K.  Watson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
M.C.I.C.;  also  Honorary  Lecturers. 

Classics:  Professors,  J.  D.  Ralph,  Ph.D.,  Rev.  R.  K. 
Harrison,  M.Th.,  Ph.D.,  R.  E.  K.  Pemberton,  M.A.; 
Associate  Professor,  A.  E.  Raymond,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Economic  and  Political  Science:  Professors,  Mark 
K.  Inman,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Lieut.-Colonel  E.  E.  Reilly, 
B.S.A.,  M.S.,  F.R.E.S.,  W.  B.  Harvey,  M.A.,  LL.B., 
Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor,  David  Ivor,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
also  Instructors  and  Lecturers. 

Engineering  Science:  Professor,  L.  Stuart  Lauch- 
land,  M.A. Sc.,  also  Instructor. 

English:  Professor,  C.  F.  Klinck,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Associate  Professors,  A.  B.  Conron,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
M.  H.  M.  MacKinnon,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professors,  W.  E.  D.  Atkinson,  Ph.D.,  G.  E.  Buckley, 
M.A.,  J.  Graham,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  also  Lecturers  and 
I  nstructor s . 

Geography:  Professor,  E.  G.  Pleva,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Assistant  Professor,  R.  W.  Packer,  M.A.,  also  Instruc- 

Geology:  Professor ,  G.  H.  Reavely,  M.A.,  D.I.C.; 
Associate  Professor,  G.  Suffel,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professors,  A.  Dreimanis,  M. Nat. Sc.,  R.  J.  Uffen, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  also  Lecturer. 

German:  Professor,  H.  K.  Kalbfleisch,  A.M.,  Ph.D., 

qIoa  /  .prill  ¥  PY  Q 

History:  Professor,  A.  G.  Dorland,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.;  Associate  Professors,  W.  A.  Balderston, 
Ph.D.,  H.  M.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  also  Lecturers. 

Journalism:  Professor ,  J.  L.  Wild,  B.A.;  Associate 
Professor,  Mrs.  I.  Dingman,  M.A.,  also  Part-time 
Lecturers. 

Library  Science:  Lecturers,  J.  J.  Talman,  M.A., 
Ph.D.  (Librarian),  Catherine  Campbell,  B.A.,  Caro¬ 
line  Mackenzie,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  Olga  Bishop,  M.A., 

A. M.L.S. 

Mathematics  and  Astronomy:  Professors,  Gordon  R. 
Magee,  M.S.,  Ph.D.,  R.  H.  Cole,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  A. 
Woods,  M.A.;  Assistant  Professor,  G.  P.  Henderson, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  also  Instructor. 

Music:  Professor ,  Harvey  Robb,  D.D.S.,  also  Lec¬ 
turers. 

Philosophy:  Professor,  A.  H.  Johnson,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Physical,  Health  and  Recreation  Education:  Pro¬ 
fessor,  E.  Zeigler,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 
J.  R.  Fairs,  M.A.,  K.  Gowie,  M.A.,  W.  J.  L’Heureaux, 

B. A.,  also  Instructor  and  Part-time  Lecturers. 

Physics:  Professors,  A.  D.  Misener,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

F.R.S.C.,  R.  L.  Allen,  M.A.;  Research  Professor,  R.  C. 
Dearie,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  M.B.E.;  Associate 
Professor,  A.  W.  Durnford,  M.C.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant 
Professors,  J.  H.  Blackwell,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  E.  Brannen, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  R.  W.  Nicholls,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  A.R.C.S., 
E.  H.  Tull,  M.Sc.,  R.  J.  Uffen,  B.A.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
P.Eng.;  Preceptor,  C.  Carmichael,  M.Sc.,  also  Lecturer. 

Psychology:  Professor,  G.  H.  Turner,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Associate  Professors,  Leola  Neal,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  (Dean 
of  Women),  Mary  Wright,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  also  Lecturers 
and  Instructor. 

Romance  Languages:  Professors,  R.  W.  Torrens, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  H.  E.  Jenkin,  D.  6s  L.,  F.R.S.A. 
(Director  of  Trois  Pistoles  Summer  School)  Dorothy 
Turville,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professors,  W.  E. 
Collin,  M.A.,  Frances  R.  Montgomery,  M.A., 
D.  de  l’U.  de  Paris;  also  Lecturers  and  Instructor. 

Russian  Studies:  Associate  Professor,  L.  Ignatieff, 
M.A. 

Secretarial  Science:  Professor,  Mary  H.  Gillespie, 
M.A.,  Assistant  Professor,  Elaine  Chapman,  B.A., 
also  Instructor. 

Zoology:  Professors,  A.  W.  A.  Brown,  B.Sc.F.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  M.B.E.,  Helen  Battle,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.A.A. 
A.S.;  Associate  Professors,  W.  W.  Judd,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
D.  M.  Scott,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor, 
R.  H.  Stinson,  Ph.D.,  also  Honorary  Lecturers. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 
Dean  and  Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department  of 
Medical  Research,  J.  B.  Collip,  C.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
D.Sc.,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.S.;  Assistant  Dean 
and  the  Michael  Francis  Fallon  Memorial  Professor 


1956] 


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585 


of  Clinical  Preventive  Medicine  and  Head  of  the 
Department  of  Clinical  Preventive  Medicine ,  G.  E. 
Hobbs,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.P.H. 

Anaesthesia — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department , 

J.  A.  Blezard,  M.B.,  Senior  Associate, 

R.  Richardson,  M.D.;  Consultant  St.  Joseph's  Hos¬ 
pital,  . .  also  Instructors. 

Anatomy — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
H.  A.  Skinner,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.  (C);  Research  Professor 
of  Radiological  Anatomy,  D.  L.  Bartelink,  M.D.; 
also  Lecturer  and  Instructors. 

Microscopic  Anatomy — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  M  L  Barr,  B.A.,  M.Sc.,  M.D.;  Honorary 
Lecturer,  C.  F.  Robinow,  M.D.;  Assistant  Professor, 
R.  C.  Buck,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  also  Instructor. 

Bacteriology  and  Immunology — Professor  and  Head 
of  the  Department,  R.  G.  E.  Murray,  M.A.,  M.D.C.M.; 
Professor,  C.  F.  Robinow,  M.D.;  Assistant  Professors, 

E.  W.  R.  Campsall,  M.D.,  P.  C.  Fitz-James,  M.D., 

L. R.C.P.&S.,  L.R.F.P.&S.,  F.A.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.(C); 
also  Honorary  Lecturer  and  Lecturers. 

Biochemistry — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment,  R.  J.  Rossiter,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  D.Phil.,  B.M., 

B. Ch.,  D.M.,  F.R.I.C.;  Associate  Professors,  H.  A. 
DeLuca,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  H.  B.  Stewart,  M.D. 
Assistant  Professors,  F.  C.  Heagy,  M.D., M.Sc., Ph.D., 

K.  P.  Strickland,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.;  also  Lecturer. 
Biophysics — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 

A.  C.  Burton,  M.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S  C. 
Medical  History  and  Literature — Professor  and  Head 

of  the  Department,  N.  B.  Taylor,  V.D.,  M.D.,  F.R. 

C. S.,  L.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  F.R.S. (C). 

Hospital  Procedures — Instructor,  Margaret  D.  Mc¬ 
Lean,  B.Sc.N.,  M.A. 

Medical  Jurisprudence — Lecturer ,  C.  J.  F.  Ross. 
Medical  Research — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment,  J.  B.  Coll  ip,  C.B.E.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.S.;  Professor  and  Associate 
Head,  R.  L.  Noble,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.;  Professor, 
J.  C.  Paterson,  M.B.,  M.D.,  B.Sc.  (Med.);  Associate 
Professors,  R.  W.  Begg,  M.Sc.,  M.D.C.M.,  D.Phil., 
C.  R.  Engel,  Chem.Ing.,  D.Sc.;  Assistant  Professors, 

C.  Beer,  A.R.I.C.,  F.R.I.C.,  D.Phil.  (Oxon),  K.  K. 
Carroll,  M.Sc.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (on  leave  of  absence); 
Guest  Professor,  E.  G.  D.  Murray,  O.B.E.,  M.A., 

L. M.S.S.A.;  also  Honorary  Lecturers  and  Lecturers. 
Medicine — Professor  of  Medicine  and  Head  of  the 

Department,  F.  S.  Brien,  B.A.,  M.B.,  M.R.C.P., 

F. R.C.P. (C),  F.A.C.P.;  Assistant  Professors,  J.  H. 
Geddes,  M.D.,  J.  A.  Lewis,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (C), 

F. A.C.P.,  J.  L.  Duffy,  E.  D.,  Ph.B.,  Lie. Phil.,  B.A., 

M. D.C.M.,  F.A.C.P.,  G.  W.  Manning,  M.A.,  M.D., 
Ph.D.,  F.R.C.P. (C),  W.  C.  Sharpe,  M.B.,  E.  A. 
Bartram,  M.D.;  Senior  Associates,  C.  A.  Cline,  M.D., 

G.  E.  Hobbs,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.P.H. ,  F.  S.  Kennedy, 

B. A.,  M.D.,  M.S.  in  Medicine,  F.A.C.P.,  G.  B. 
Sexton,  M.D.C.M.,  L.  D.  Wilcox,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (C), 

E.  M.  Watson,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P. (C), 

F. A.C.P.,  also  Instructors. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynaecology — Professor  and  Head  of 
the  Department,  W.  P.  Tew,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S. 
(C),  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.O.G.;  Professor,  F.  R.  Clegg, 

M. D.,  F.R.C.S.(C);  Senior  Associates,  E.  I.  Loughlin, 
M.D.,  A.  E.  Mowry,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  E.  L.  R.  Schram, 
B.A.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  C.  F.  Sullivan, 
B.A.,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.,  also  Instructor. 

Ophthalmology,  Otology,  Rhinology  and  Laryngology 
— Assistant  Professor  of  Ophthalmology  and  Otor¬ 
hinolaryngology,  C.  A.  Thompson,  B.A.,  M.D.C.M., 
also  Instructors. 

Physical  Medicine — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department  of  Physical  Medicine,  T.  H.  Coffey, 

D. P.E.,  M.D.C.M. 

Psychiatry  and  Preventive  Medicine — The  Michael 
Francis  Fallon  Memorial  Professor,  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  G.  E.  Hobbs,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.P.H.; 
Section  Psychiatry — Senior  Associates,  A.  McCaus- 
land,  M.D.C.M.,  E.  S.  Goddard,  M.D.,  D.Psych., 
B.  H.  McNeel,  B.A.,  M.D.,  D.Psych.,  E.  V.  Metcalfe, 
M.D.,  D.Psych.,  also  Instructors.;  Section  Preventive 
Medicine — Assistant  Professor,  Carol  W.  Buck, 
M.D.,  Ph.D.,  D.P.H.,  also  Lecturers  and  Instructors. 

Paediatrics — Senior  Associates,  K.  L.  McAlpine, 
M.D.,  W.  G.  Sumner,  B.A.,  M.D.,  H.  J.  Loughlin, 
M.D.,  Margaret  Campbell,  M.D.,  A.  G.  Denison, 
M.D.,  D.C.H.,  F.A.A.P.  ;  Assistant  Professor ,  J.  C. 
Rathbun,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C). 

Pathological  Chemistry — Professor  and  Head  of  the 
Department,  E.  M.  Watson,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.C.P., 


F. R.C.P.  (C),  F.A.C.P.;  Assistant  Professor,  R.  H. 
Pearce,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Pathology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
J.  H.  Fisher,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  F.R.C.P.(C);  also 
Lecturers. 

Pharmacology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Depart¬ 
ment,  R.  A.  Waud,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  F.A.C.C.; 
Associate  Professor,  C.  W.  Gowdey,  B.A.,  M.Sc., 
D.Phil. 

Physiology — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 
J.  A.  F.  Stevenson,  M.A.,  M.D.C.M.;  Professor, 

G.  W.  Stavraky,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  M.D.C.M.;  Honorary 
Lecturers,  R.  L.  Noble,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.,  G.  W. 
Manning,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.C.P.(C); 

Radiology — Associate  Professor,  I.  H.  Smith,  M.D., 
M.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.;  Assistant  Professor  and  Acting  Head, 
P.  F.  J.  New,  M.B.,  B.S.,  D.M.R.D.,  F.S.R.;  Senior 
Associate,  P.  P.  Hauch,  M.D.,  D.M.R.D.,  also 
Instructors. 

Surgery — Professor  and  Head  of  the  Department, 

A.  D.  McLachlin,  M.D.,  M.Sc.,  D.Phil.,  M.S., 
F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.S. (C);  Associate  Professor,  A.  J. 
Grace,  B.A.,  B.M.,  B.Ch.,  M.A.,  M.R.C.S.,  etc.; 
Assistant  Professors,  V.  A.  Callaghan,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S., 
R.  A.  Johnston,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S.(C),  C.  C. 
Ross,  O.B.E.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.;  Senior  Associates, 
D.  W.  B.  Johnston,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.A.C.S.,  F.R.C.S. 
(C),  J.  C.  Kennedy,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. (C),  also  In¬ 
structors. 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  ADMINISTRATION 
Dean  and  Professor,  Fred  W.  P.  Jones,  B.A.; 
Professors,  Walter  A.  Thompson,  B.A.,  M.B.A.,  Brant 
Bonner,  Ph.D.,  Lloyd  W.  Sipherd,  M.B.A.  (on leave), 
James  Taylor,  B.A.,  C.A.;  Associate  Professor,  A. 
Gordon  Huson,  B.Sc.  (Econ.),  LL.B.;  Assistant 
Professors,  Dwight  L.  Ladd,  M.B.A.  (on  leave), 
D.S.R.  Leighton,  B.A.,  M.B.A.,  J.  T.  Nicholson, 
M.B.A.,  R.  K.  Ready,  Ph.D.,  A.B.,  M.B.A.,  W. 
Robert  Waugh,  M.B.A.,  John  J.  Wettlaufer,  M.B.A., 
also  Honorary  Lecturer  and  Lecturers. 

SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 
Dean  of  School  of  Nursing,  Edith  M.  McDowell, 

B. Sc.,  A.M.;  Associate  Professors  of  Nursing  Educa¬ 
tion,  Margaret  D.  McLean,  B.Sc.N.,  M.A.,  Frances 
King,  B.S.,  A.M.:  Lecturer  in  Nursing  Education, 
Morna  Kenny,  B.Sc. 

LIBRARIES 

Chief  Librarian,  J.  J.  Talman,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 
F.R.S.C.;  Assistant  Librarians,  J.  R.  W.  Gwynne- 
Timothy,  M.A.,  D.  Phil.,  Kate  M.  Gillespie,  B.A., 
Lillian  Benson,  B.A.,  Olga  Bishop,  M.A.,  B.P.A., 
A.M.L.S. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  ATHLETICS 
Director,  Intercollegiate  Athletics,  John  P.  Metras. 

SUMMER  SCHOOL  AND  EXTENSION 
DEPARTMENT 

Director,  S.  F.  Maine,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant, 
Angela  M.  Armitt,  B.A.;  Secretary  Correspondence 
Division,  Olive  M.  Hodgins. 

This  department  conducts  regular  university 
courses  for  teachers  and  special  students,  correspon¬ 
dence  courses  and  summer  sessions  in  subjects  leading 
to  the  general  B.A.  degree,  and  the  B.A.  degree  for 
teachers  of  elementary  schools. 

SUMMER  SCHOOL  AT  TROIS  PISTOLES, 
QUEBEC 

Director,  H.  E.  Jenkin,  B.A.,  D.6sL.,  F.R.S. A. 
(Professor,  Department  of  Romance  Languages). 

A  summer  School  at  Trois  Pistoles,  Quebec,  is 
carried  on,  where  courses  in  the  two  official  languages 
of  Canada,  English  and  French,  are  offered. 

Western  Ontario  Conservatory  of  Music 

London,  Ontario 

Principal,  Harvey  Robb;  President ,  M.  Lebert  H. 
Jones;  Bursar,  Lloyd  Dalgleish;  Registrar,  Marjorie 
Thomas. 

Wycliffe  College,  Toronto 

{See  index  for  detailed  directory) 


586 


PROVINCIAL  EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS  [  1956 


PROVINCIAL  EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 

ONTARIO 


TEACHERS’  COLLEGES 

FOR  THE  TRAINING  OF  FIRST  CLASS  AND  PRIMARY 
SPECIALIST  TEACHERS 

Teachers'  College,  Hamilton — G.  L.  Woodruff,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Principal. 

Teachers’  College,  London — F.  C.  Biehl,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Principal. 

Teachers’  College,  North  Bay — E.  C.  Beacom,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Principal. 

Teachers’  College,  Peterborough — L.  W.  Copp,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Principal. 

Teachers'  College,  Stratford — Henry  Bowers,  M.A., 
D.Paed.,  Principal. 

Teachers’  College,  Toronto — R.  A.  Johnston,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Principal. 

Teachers’  College,  Ottawa — W.  K.  F.  Kendrick,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  Principal. 

University  of  Ottawa  Teachers’  College,  Ottawa — 
Leo-Paul  Pigeon,  B.A.,  Ph.L.,  B.  Paed,  Lie.  Paed., 
Ph.D.,  Principal. 

PROVINCIAL  INSTITUTE  OF  MINING 
Haile  ybury 

(Under  Dept,  of  Education) 

This  Institute  opened  for  courses  in  mining  in 
September,  1945.  A  regular  two-year  technical 
course  in  Mining  is  provided  for  applicants  with 
Grade  XII  standing  in  English,  History,  Mathema¬ 
tics  and  Science. 

Principal,  O.  E.  Walli,  B.Sc. 

PROVINCIAL  INSTITUTE  OF  TEXTILES 
Hamilton 

(Under  Dept,  of  Education) 

This  Institute,  established  by  Order-in-Council, 
dated  June  18,  1946,  opened  in  October,  1946,  with 
evening  classes  in  cotton  and  wool  manufacturing, 
textile  fibres,  textile  mathematics,  chemistry,  and 
dyeing.  Day  classes  opened  in  September,  1947. 

Principal,  C.  C.  Ashcroft,  B.A.Sc. 


LAKEIJEAD  TECHNICAL  INSTITUTE 
Port  Arthur 

(Under  Dept,  of  Education) 

This  Institute,  established  by  Order-in-Council, 
dated  June  4,  1946,  is  for  the  purpose  of  training 
technical  personnel  for  forestry,  mining,  and  agricul¬ 
ture.  It  now  offers  first  year  university  courses  in 
Applied  Science,  Arts  and  Forestry,  and  technological 
courses  in  Industrial  Chemistry,  Mining  and  Forestry. 
Principal . H.  S.  Braun,  B.A. 

PROVINCIAL  INSTITUTE  OF  TRADES 
Toronto 

(Under  Dept,  of  Education) 

This  Institute  operates  in  close  cooperation  with 
the  Apprenticeship  Branch  of  the  Department  of 
Labour  in  providing  “in-school”  training  for  appren¬ 
tices  indentured  under  Apprenticeship  Regulations. 
Other  training  requirements  may  be  provided  for 
from  time  to  time. 

“In-school”  training  for  indentured  apprentices  is 
provided  in  the  following  trades:  Automotive  Vehicle 
Repair;  Bricklaying;  Carpentry;  Electrical;  Estimat¬ 
ing;  Lathing  and  Plastering;  Millwork;  Painting  and 
Decorating;  Plumbing;  Steamfitting  and  Sheet  Metal. 

Other  courses  include:  Barbering;  Diesel  Engine 
Operation  and  Maintenance;  Instrumentation;  Men’s 
and  Ladies’  Tailoring;  Watch  Repair  and  Jewellery 
arts;  Welding 

Principal . C.  L.  Emery,  B.Sc.,  M.E.I.C. 

RYERSON  INSTITUTE  OF  TECHNOLOGY 
Toronto 

(Under  Dept,  of  Education) 

This  Polytechnical  Institute,  established  by  order- 
in-council  dated  September  16,  1948,  opened  classes 
in  a  wide  range  of  courses  on  September  21,  1948. 

The  regular  courses  include  instruction  in  Archi¬ 
tectural  Draughting;  Business;  Chemistry;  Fashion; 
Electronics;  Applied  Electricity;  Radio  Broadcasting; 
Food  Administration;  Home  Economics;  Furniture 
and  Interior  Design;  Graphic  Arts  and  Journalism; 
Mechanical  and  Industrial  Technology;  Photography. 

Principal . H.  H.  Kerr,  B.A.Sc.,  B.Paed. 


QUEBEC 


Director  General  of  Studies,  M.  Jean  Delorme 
506  est,  rue  Ste-Catherine,  Montreal 

TECHNICAL  AND  VOCATIONAL  EDUCATION 

Ecole  du  Meuble,  1097,  rue  Berri,  Montreal, 
Directeur,  Jean-Marie  Gauvreau. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Montreal,  200  ouest, 
rue  Sherbrooke,  Montreal;  Directeur,  Rosario 
Beiisle. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Qu£bec,  185.  boulevard 
Langelier,  Qu6bec;  Directeur  Darie  Laflamme. 

Ecole  Technique  des  Trois-RiviUres,  464,  rue 
St-Francois-Xavier,  Trois-Rivieres;  Directeur,  J.-F. 
Theriault. 

Ecole  de  Papeterie,  2250,  rue  St.-Olivier,  Trois- 
Rivieres;  Directeur,  Gaston  Francoeur. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Hull,  109,  rue  Wright,  Hull; 
Directeur,  Marie-Louis  Carrier. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Shawinigan,  Shawinigan 
Falls;  Directeur,  J. -Albert  Landry. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Rimouski;  Directeur,  M.  1’Abbe 
Antoine  Gagnon. 

Ecole  des  Textiles,  2255,  rue  Laframboise,  St.-Hya- 
cinthe;  Directeur,  Georges  Moore. 

Ecole  des  Arts  Graphiques  2020  rue  Kimberley, 
Montreal;  Directeur,  Philippe  Beaudoin. 

Ecole  de  Marine,  Rimouski;  Commandant,  M. 
Jacques  Gendron. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Sherbrooke,  95  rue  Camirand, 
Sherbrooke;  Directeur,  Robert  Ricard. 

Ecole  Technique  de  Chicoutimi,  624  rue  Lafon- 
taine,  Chicoutimi;  Directeur,  Maurice  Landry. 

Office  des  Cours  par  Correspondance,  506,  est, 
rue  Ste-Catherine,  Montreal;  Directeur,  Sonio 
Robitaille. 


SCHOOLS  OF  ARTS  AND  CRAFTS 
Administrateur,  M.  Armand  Thuot,  1265,  rue  Saint- 
Denis,  Montreal. 

Ecole  des  Metiers  Commerciaux,  1265,  St-Denis 
Montreal,  Directeur,  Paul-Emile  Levesque. 

Ecole  de  l’Automobile,  360  est  avenue  des  Pins, 
Montreal;  Directeur,  Armand  Grenier. 

Ecole  de  l’Automobile,  275  rue  des  Commissaires, 
Quebec;  Directeur,  J.-J.  Morin. 

Ecole  d’Arts  et  Metiers — Montreal  (section 
nord),  7345,  rue  Gamier,  Montreal,  Directeur, 
Richard  C.  Dolan. 

Ecole  d’Arts  et  Metiers — Montreal  (section 
ouest),  4976,  ouest,  rue  Notre-Dame,  Montreal; 
Directeur,  Emile  Lockwell. 

Ecole  d’Arts  et  Metiers — Montreal  (section 
est),  3320,  rue  Hochelaga,  Montreal;  Directeur, 
Paul  Gingras. 

Ecole  des  Metiers  Feminins,  2351,  rue  Letourneux; 
Directrice,  Mme  Donat  Ouellette. 

Other  schools  of  Arts  and  Crafts  at  Drummondville, 
Lauzon,  La  Tuque,  Grand’  Mere,  Port  Alfred,  Sorel, 
Thetford  Mines,  Gap-de-la-Madeleine,  Granby,  St- 
Jean  Iberville,  Rouyn,  Joliette,  Valleyfield,  Victoria- 
ville,  etc. 

AmE  a  la  Jeunesse,  Orientation,  scholarships, 
vocational  guidance,  employment  service,  popular 
courses;  Directeur  general,  Andre  Landry;  Asst. 
Directeur  General,  A.  E.  Gagne. 

YOUTH  PROTECTION  SCHOOLS 
Mont  St-Antoine,  Montreal,  Que. 

Maison  de  Lorette,  Laval-des-Rapides,  Que. 

Boys  Farm  and  Training  School,  Shawbridge,  Que. 
Maison  Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde,  Cap-Rouge. 


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Boscoville,  12330  est.  boulevard  Gouin,  Montreal. 
Patronage  St-Charles,  Trois-Rividres. 

Orphelinat  Notre-Dame-de-la-Mis6ricorde,  Huber- 
deau.  Qu6. 

Eeole  Notre-Dame-de-Liesse,  Cote  de  Liesse,  Mon¬ 
treal,  Qu£. 

Maison  Ste-Domitille,  Laval-des-Rapides,  Qu£. 
Orphelinat  d’Youville,  Giffard,  Qu6. 

Hospice  St-Joseph-de-la-DGivrance,  L6vis,  Qu6. 
Hospice  St-Charles,  Cap- Rouge,  Qu£. 

EVENING  CLASSES 

For  detailed  information,  apply  to  Director-Gener¬ 
al  of  Studies,  Dept,  of  Education,  506  rue  Ste-Cathe- 
rine  est,  Montreal. 

PROTESTANT  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS  OF 
QUEBEC  PROVINCE 

HIGH  SCHOOLS 

Arvida,  Asbestos-Danville-Shipton,  Ayer’s  Cliff, 
Aylmer. 

Baie  Comeau,  Bedford,  Buckhingliam,  Bury. 
Chambly  County  (81  Green  St.,  St.  Lambert), 
Coaticook,  Cookshire,  Cowansville. 

Drummond  ville 
East  Angus 
Granby 
Hemmingford. 

Howiek,  Hudson,  Huntingdon. 

Hull  City. 

Kenogami,  Knowlton. 

Lachute,  Lake  of  Two  Mountains,  La  Tuque, 
Lennoxville. 

Macdonald  College,  Magog. 

Montreal ,  Greater  School  Board  of 
Baron  Byng,  4251  St.  Urbain  St. 

High  School  of  Montreal,  3449  University  St. 
High  School  for  Girls,  3449  University  St. 
Lachine,  275,  36th  Ave. 

Montreal  West,  189  Easton  Ave. 

Mount  Royal,  50  Montgomery  Ave. 

Rosemount,  3737  Beaubien  St. 

Strathearn,  3680  Jeanne  Mance  St. 

Strathcona  Academy,  520  St.  Catherine  Rd. 
Verdun,  1201  Argyle  Ave. 

West  Hill,  Sommerled  Ave. 

Westmount  Jr.,  20  Academy  Rd. 

Westmount  Sr.,  95  Cote  St.  Antoine  Rd. 
Westward 

New  Carlisle,  Noranda,  North  Hatley. 

Ormstown. 

Percival  County  (Val  d’Or), 


Quebec,  75  Belvedere  Rd. 

Richmond,  Riverbend. 

St.  Laurent 

Ste  Agathe-des-Monts,  Sawyerville,  Scotstown, 
Shawinigan  Falls,  Shawville,  Sherbrooke,  Sutton. 
Thetford  Mines,  Three  Rivers. 

Valleyfield  (Gault  Institute) 

Waterloo 


INTERMEDIATE  SCHOOLS 


Arundel 

Aylwin 

Beauharnois,  Beebe,  Belle  Anse,  Bishopton,  Black 
Beaurepaire,  Brownsburg. 

Campbell’s  Bay,  Clareneeville. 

Dolbeau. 

Escuminac. 

Farnham,  Fitch  Bay,  Franklin  Centre 
Gasp4  Bay  North  (Farewell  Cove),  Gaspdi  Village, 
Gasp6  Bay  South,  Gatineau  Mills,  Grand  Casca- 
pedia,  Grenville. 

Hopetown,  Hull  South 
Inverness. 

Kilmar. 

Mansonville,  McMasterville,  Matapedia,  Morin 
Heights. 

Namur,  New  Richmond  Centre. 

Onslow  (Quyon). 

Pointe  Claire,  Philipsburg,  Poltimore. 

Rawdon,  Rouyn. 

St.  Johns,  Ste.  Rose  de  Laval. 

Shiga wake-Port  Daniel,  Sorel. 

Stanbridge  East. 

Terrebonne  Heights. 

Thurso. 

Valcartier,  Valois. 

Wakefield,  Waterville,  Windsor  Mills. 

York  (Sunnybank). 


Bristol 

(Maryland) 

Donnacona 

Dundee 

Frelighsburg 


SPECIAL  INTERMEDIATE  SCHOOLS 


Glen  Sutton 
Island  Brook 
Joliette 

Kinnear's  Mills 


Lake  Megantic 
Metis  Beach 
Philipsburg 
Terrebonne 
Heights 


The  address  of  each  school  is  the  same  as  the  name 
of  the  school  except  where  indicated  in  parentheses. 
Street  addresses  are  added  where  necessary.  The 
most  convenient  address  to  reach  these  schools  is: 

“The  Principal  of  the  Protestant  High  School  (or 

Intermediate  School,  as  the  case  may  be) . 

. Que.”  (giving  the  postal  address.) 


PRINCIPALS  OF  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTES,  HIGH  SCHOOLS, 
VOCATIONAL  SCHOOLS,  ONTARIO 


Alexandria, 

Glengarry 

Dist . James  T.  Smith,  b.a. 

Alliston . B.  J.  McCausland,  b.a. 

(Banting  Memorial) 

Almonte . N.  F.  Carruthers,  m.a. 

Amherstburg  Dist.W.  J.  K.  Sidey,  b.a. 
Arn prior  Dist.  ..  .Allan  C.  Ward,  b.sc. 
Arthur  Dist . P.  E.  Brown,  b.a., 

B.PiED. 

Arva,  Medway.  .A.  E.  Robinson,  b.a. 

Athens . Paul  W.  Sherk,  b.a. 

Atikokan . E.  J.  Morgan,  b.a. 

Aultsville . Ruth  E.  Fowler 

Aurora  Dist _ J.  H.  Knowles,  b.a. 

Avonmore. .  John  A.  Egan,  b.a. 

Aylmer, 

East  Elgin 

Dist.. . . . H.  A.  Stevens  b.a. 

Baden, 

Waterloo, 

Oxford  Dist..  .Irving  W.  McNaughton, 


Bancroft,  North 

Hastings  Dist.  Gordon  Wragg,  b.s.a. 
Barrie  Dist.  C.I..T.  R.  Bowman,  b.a. 

Beamsville . Merl  G.  Welch,  b.a. 

Belle  River, 

North  Essex 

Dist . C.  O’Gorman,  m.a. 

Belleville  C.I., 

V.S . E.  Arnold  Orr.,  m.a. 

Belleville, Quinte  Leslie  F.  Reid,  b.a. 

Sec.  Sch .  b.pjed. 

Blackstock, 

Cartwright .  .  .  Gordon  Paisley,  b  .a. 
Blenheim  Dist. .  ,R.  A.  Cruickshank,  b.a. 
Bowmanville. . .  .L.  W.  Dippell,  b.a. 

Bracebridge . C.  R.  Wright,  b.a. 

Bradford  Dist..  .  J.  C.  Wood,  b.s.a. 
Brampton  Dist..  ,J.  R.  Willis,  m.a. 
Brantford,  C.I. 

&  V.S . W.  S.  Turner,  b.a.,  ll.d* 

Brantford,  Pauline 

Johnson . H.  E.  Fawcett,  b.a. 

Brighton,  East 
Northumber¬ 
land  Dist . A.  M.  Fulton,  b.sc. 


Brockville,  C.I..  .W.  Frank  Thom,  b.a. 
Burford  Dist.. .  .John  C.  Schultz,  b.a. 
Burk’s  Falls.  . . .  .J.  D.  Murphy,  b.a. 
Burlington  Dist.J.  MacF.  Bates,  b.s.a. 

Caledonia . A.  J.  Fawcett,  b.a. 

Campbehford. .  .E.  E.  Darling,  b.a. 
Cannington, 

Brock  Dist.. .  ,S.  J.  W.  Rickard,  b.a. 

Capreol . L.  A.  Gilbert,  m.a. 

Cardinal . A.  C .  Reid,  b.a. 

Carleton  Place.  ,E.  S.  Macllwain,  b.a. 
Casselman  &  Cam¬ 
bridge  Dist..  .W.  Parisien, b.a., l.ph. 

Cayuga . Wm.E.  Duxbury,  b.a. 

Chapleau . John  McClellan,  b.a. 

Chatham . J.  A.  M.  Hay,  b.a. 

“  V.S _ V.  F.  Fullerton,  b.a. 

Chelmsford 

Valley  Dist. . . .  Fernando  Gauthier, 
B.A. 

Chesley  Dist _ 0.  A.  Kalbfleisch,  b.a. 

Chesterville . J.  E.  Cunningham,  b.a. 

Clinton  Dist.  C.I.  E.  A.  Fines,  b.a. 

Cobalt . J.  C.  McAlpine,  b.a. 

Cobden  &  Dist.  .Fred  W.  Truelove,  b.a 


Collegiate  Institutes  are  marked  C.I.;  Vocational  Schools  are  marked  V.S.,  or  otherwise  indicated. 

High  Schools  are  those  unmarked.  Because  some  schools  are  under  District  Board^  correspondence  should 
De  addressed  to:  1.  The  Principal;  2.  The  Collegiate  Institute  (The  High  School,  The  Vocational  School), 
.  Post  Office  address  as  shown. 

1 

Acton . E.  A.  Hansen,  b.a. 


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Cobourg 

Dist.  C.I . C.  G.  King,  b.a. 

Cochrane . B.  D.  Marwick,  B.A., 

b.pasd. 

Colborne . W.  R.  Baxter,  b.a. 

Collingwood,  C.I.D.  A.  MacRae,  b.a. 
Cookeville, 

Thos.  L.  Kennedy,  Robert  0.  Geddes, 


B.A.,  B.PALD. 

Copper  Cliff. . .  .W.  M.  Harrington,  b.a., 

B.ED. 

Cornwall,  C.I., 

V.S . Ralph  W.  Froats,  b.a. 

Cornwall,  St. 

Lawrence . R.  Lalonde,  m.a.,  b.sc. 

Deep  River, 

Mackenzie _ A.  T.  Crutcher,  b.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Delhi  Dist . Gordon  F.  Allison,  m.a., 

B.ED. 

Deseronto . E.  H.  Demers,  m.a., 

PH.D.,  D.PAED., 

MD8.  BAC. 

Drayton  Dist _ K.  S.  Armstrong,  b.a. 

Dresden, 

Lambton- 

Kent  Dist . E.  H.  Logan,  b.com. 

Dryden . A.  Gordon  Wood,  b.a. 

Dundalk  Dist.  .  .George  A.  Young,  b.a. 

Dundas . E.  C.  Rodway,  b.a. 

Dunnville . E.  J.  Hellyer,  b.s.a., 

B.PA5D. 

Durham  Dist . Irvin  B.  Sharpe,  b.a. 

Eastview . J.  0.  Proulx,  m.a., 

PH.D.,  B.PjED. 


East  York  C.I. 

(Toronto  6). .  ,H.  T.  Donaldson,  b.a. 
Elgin,  North 

Leeds  Dist _ Mrs.  Dorothy  Barrett 

Elmira  Dist  .  .  .H.  B.  Disbrowe,  b.s.a. 
Elmvale  Dist. . . .  J.  Harvey  Smith,  b.a. 

Elora . John  fi.  Aiken,  b.a. 

Embrun . Fernand  Lortie,  b.a. 

Englehart . W.  I.  Miller,  b.a. 

Erin  Dist . Isabel  M.  Waterman 

Espanola . William  Black,  b.a. 

Essex  Dist . Henry  W.  Hall,  b.a. 

Etobicoke, 

AlderwoodC.I.John  E.  Baker,  b.a. 
Etobicoke,  C.I., 

Islington, 

Toronto  18. .  .  J.  E.  Durant,  b.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Etobicoke, 

Royal  York 
Sec.  Sch., 

Toronto  18. .  .C.  W.  Perry,  b.a. 
Exeter,  South  H.  L.  Sturgis,  b.a., 
Huron  Dist. . .  b.p^d. 

Fenelon  Falls. .  .Clinton  M.  Thompson, 

B.A. 

Fergus  Dist . W.  J.  A.  Stewart,  b.s.a., 

b.p^d. 

Finch . T.  B.  Higginson,  b.a. 

Flesherton  Dist..E.  M.  Juffs,  b.a. 

Forest  Dist . Lloyd  R.  Mumford, 

M.A. 

Forest  Hill 
Village  C.I. 

(730  Eglinton 
Ave.  W., 

Toronto  10)... D.  L.  Tough,  m.a. 

Fort  Erie . 0.  M.  Weaver,  b.a. 

Fort  Frances. . .  .S.  R.  L.  Newman, 

M.A.,  B.PASD. 

Fort  William, 

C.I . G.  P.  Dalzell,  m.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Fort  William, 

V.S . F.  V.  Deamude,  B.sc. 

Galt,  C.I.,  V.S...T.  H.  Wholton,  m.a. 

LL.D. 

Gananoque . F.  R.  MacNamara,  b.a. 

Georgetown . J.  L.  Lambert,  b.a., 

b.th. 

Geraldton . W.  S.  Perkins,  b.a. 

Glencoe  Dist. .  ,W.  W.  Allen,  b.a. 


Goderich  Dist. 

C.I . A.  R.  Scott,  b.a., 

b.pzed. 

Gore  Bay . D.  G.  O'Leary,  b.a. 

Grand  Valley 

Dist . James  Sutherland,  b.a. 

Grantham  Twp., 

Lincoln  and 

Welland  Dst..F.  M.  Dobson,  b.a. 
Gravenhurst.  . .  .Dorothy  G.  Shaw,  b.a. 
Grimsby  &  Dist . .  D.  0.  Awde,  b.s.a. 
Guelph,  C.I., 

V.S . E.  Lome  Fox,  b.a. 

Hagersville . Alfred  C.  Smith,  b.a. 

Haileybury . G.  L.  Cassidy,  b.a. 

Haliburton  Dist.. Norman  A.  Sisco,  b.a. 

Hallville . Stanley  J.  Berry,  m.a. 

Hamilton: 

Central 

Secondary 

School . D.  A.  Cooper,  b. a.,  m.sc. 

Delta 

Secondary 

School . L.  W.  Waddell,  b.a. 

Hill  Park 
Secondary 

School . Earnest  Hutton,  b.a. 

W  estdale 
Secondary 

School . M.  V.  McQueen,  b.a.sc., 

F.C.I.C. 

Hanover  Dist _ Wilbur  J.  Countryman, 

B.A. 

Harrow  Dist . Sidney  Owens,  b.a. 

Hawkesbury  Dist.J.-L.  Cloutier,  m.a. 

Hearst . Emmanuel  Charbonneau 

Huntsville . J.  E.  H.  Thornton,  b.a. 

Ingersoll  Dis.  C.I  J.  C.  Herbert,  b.a 

Iroquois . Archibald  J.  Bray,  b.a. 

Iroquois  Falls. .  .Earl  T.  Palmer,  b.a. 
Jamestown, 

Michipicoten. .  Willard  J.  Kosonic,  b.a. 
Kapuskasing. . .  .D.  J.  Brousseau,  b.a., 
Kemptville, 

North 

Grenville 

Dist . Oscar  H.  Nickel,  b.a. 

Kenora- 

Keewatin  Dist..A.  G.  Richmond,  b.s.a. 
Kincardine  Dist.  .G.V.  Thornicroft,  b.a. 
Kingston,  C.I., 

V.S . Vernon  S.  Ready,  b.a. 

Queen 

Elizabeth,  C.I. 

V.S . J.  Lyman  Murray,  b.a., 

b  .PAED 

Kingsville  Dist.  .J.  Bruce  Creech,  b.a. 
Kirkland  Lake, 

C.I.,  V.S . Robert  M.  Young,  b.a. 

Kitchener-Water- 

loo,  C.I.,  V.S.. Cyril  R.  Philp,  b.a., 
Lakefield  Dist. .  J.  E.  Stephens,  b.a. 
Leamington  Dist.  .  James  N.Hurne,  b.s.a. 
Leaside  (200 
Hanna  Rd., 

Toronto  17). ..N.  McLeod,  m.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Lindsay,  C.I . T.  H.  Eberlee,  m.a. 

Listowel  Dist...  .W.  H.  Jack,  b.a., 
b.p,ed. 

Little  Current. . .  .Earl  S.  Stevens,  b.a. 
London: 

H.  B.  Beal 
Tech,  and 

Com.,  H.S.  .W.  A.  McWilliams, b.a. 
London 

Central,  C.I. A.  F.  McKillop,  b.a. 
London  South, 

C.I . Claude  M.  McCallum, 

B.A. 

Sir  Adam 

Beck,  C.I. .  .W.  T.  Armstrong,  b.a. 

Lucknow  Dist _ P.  W.  Hoag,  b.a. 

Lyndhurst . E.  H.  Dixon,  b.a., 

b.paeb, 

Madoc.  . . C.  A.  Howse,  b.a. 

Markdale, 

Centre  Grey 

Dist . .Clifford  H.  Mckay,  b.a 


Markham  Dist.  .B.  J.  Newell,  b.a. 

Marmora . L.  L.  Begley,  b.a. 

Mattawa . F.  J.  McElligott,  m.a., 

B.PJ5D. 

Maxville. . . H.  K.  Carleton,  b.a. 

Meaford  Dist _ Harold  S.  King,  b.a. 

Merlin  Dist . E.  F.  Eidt,  b.sc.f. 

Merritton, 

Lincoln  and 

Welland  Dist..F.  W.  Harvie,  b.a., 
Metcalfe, 

Kenmore  .  .  Ross  G.  Babion,  m.a. 

B.P.ED. 

Midland,  Pene- 
tanguishene 

Dist . Lome  M.  Johnston,  b.a. 

Millbrook . Raymond  Wm.  Goheen, 

B.A. 

Milton . Cecil  A.  Wood,  b.s.a. 

Milverton  Dist..  .Percy  W.  Farr,  b.a. 

Mimico . W.  S.  Vaughan,  b.a. 

Mitchell  Dist.. .  .L.  B.  Morrison,  b.a. 

Morewood . W.  C.  Panabaker,  b.a. 

Morrisburg . Earl  H.  Greig,  b.a. 

Mount  Forest 

Dist . J.  C.  Richardson,  b.a. 

Napanee  & 

Dist  C.I . Chas.  S.  Froud,  b.a. 

New  Liskeard. .  .G.  F.  Hanmer,  b.a. 

Newmarket . J.  W.  Lockhart,  m.a. 

New  Toronto 

Sec. School _ E.  J.  McGirr,  b.a. 

Niagara  Falls, 

C.I.,  V.S . A.  G.  McColl,  b.a. 

North  Bay, 

C.I.,  V.S . Thos.  R.  Foster, 

b.com. 

North  York, 

Bathurst 
Heights  C.I. 

V.S . D.  M.  Penhall,  b.a. 

Downsview 
C.I.,  Toronto 

10 . S.  L.  G.  Chapman,  b.a. 

Earl  Haig  C.  I. 

(Willowdale) .  .R.  A.  Young,  b.a., 

B.PAED. 

Norwich  Dist..  . .  J.  C.  St.  John,  b.s.a. 
Norwood  Dist.. . .  J.  H.  Caskey,  b.a. 
Oakville- 

Trafalgar . D.  J.  Wilson,  m.a. 

Omemee . L.  Hamel  Cook,  b.sc., 

B.P.ED. 

Orangeville  Dist..M.  H.  Cline,  b.a. 
Orillia  Dist.  C.I...F.  M.  Winch,  b.a. 

B.PASD. 

Orono . Warren  W.  Watt,  b.a. 

Oshawa,  Central 

C.I . H.  E.  Murphy,  m.a. 

C.I.,  V.S . M.  F.  Kirkland,  b.a. 

Ottawa: 

Fisher  Park 

H.S.,  V.S . W.  B.  Wallen,  b.a., 

B.PA1D. 

Glebe,  C.I . W.  D.  T.  Atkinson, 

M.A. 

H.  S.  of 

Commerce . . .  .J.  B.  Speers,  b.a. 

Lisgar  C.I . J.  W.  Strader,  m.a. 

Nepean  H.S..  .D.  O.  Arnold,  b.a. 

Tech.  School.  .E.  D.  Hendry,  b.a. 
Owen  Sound, 

C.I.,  V.S . W.  M.  Prudham,  b.a. 

b.sc. 

Palmerston, 

Norwell  Dist.  .E.  C.  Gray,  b.a. 

Paris  Dist . Donald  A.  Smith,  b.a. 

Parkhill,  North 

Middlesex . J.  Henri  Yelle,  b.a. 

l.ph. 

Parry  Sound _ Glenn  A.  F.  Clark,  b.a.1 

B.ED. 

Pelham  Dist. 

Fenwick  P.O..  .E.  L.  Crossley,  b.a. 

B.PAED. 

Pembroke,  C.I...R.  V.  Summerhays,  b.a. 

Perth,  C.I . W.  McKenzie  Youngs, 

B.A. 


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Peterborough, 

C.I.,  V.S. . R.  David  Brown,  b.a. 

Kenner,  C.I. .  .B.  W.  Switzer,  b.a.  so. 

Petrolia  Dist . Frank  D.  Sawyer, b.s. a. 

Pickering  Dist.  ..J.  Ross  Stevenson,  b.a. 
Picton,  Prince 
Edward  Dist. 

C.I . R.  L.  Perkin,  b.a. 

Plantagenet  Dist..J.  C.  Leduc,  b.a. 

Port  Arthur, 

C.I . A.  H.  Dalzell,  m.a„ 

B.PAED. 

Port  Arthur 
Tech  and 

Com.  H.S . W.  L.  Rundle,  b.a. sc., 

B.P.ED. 

Port  Colborne. . .  D.  J.  Pierce,  b.a. 

Port  Credit . W.  J.  Wood,  b.a.sc. 

Port  Elgin, 

Saugeen  Dist..S.  G.  Malkin,  b.s.a. 

Port  Hope . P.  J.  Bigelow,  b.a. 

Port  Perry . J.  L.  Crane,  B.8.A. 

Powassan . C.  J.  Driscoll,  b.a. 

Prescott . R.  A.  Cousins,  b.a. 

Preston . Bruce  A.  Robertson,  b.a. 

Rainy  River. . .  H.  M.  McCullough,  b.a. 
Red  Lake  Dist.. .  .T.  A.  Miller,  b.a. 
Renfrew  &  Dist. 

C.I . Kenneth  W.  Thrasher, 

b.a. 

Richmond,  South 

Carleton . W.  W.  Powell,  b.a. 

b.p,ed. 

Richmond  Hill 

Dist . F.  Wright  Morrow,  b.a. 

Richmond  Hill- 

Thornhill . A.  Stanley  Elson,  b.a. 

Ridgetown  Dist..J.  W.  Edwards,  b.a., 

B.8.A.,  B.P.ED. 

Ridgeway  & 

Crystal  Beach.. R. M. Disher, b.sc. 

Ripley  Dist . Margaret  A. 

MacKenzie,  b.a. 

Riverside . R.  F.  Walton,  m.a. 

Rockland.. . J.  Eugene  Huot,  b.a. 

St.  Catharines, 

C.I.,  V.S . Geo.  E.  Currie,  b.a., 

b.p^d. 

St.  Marys, 

Dist.  C.I . E.  S.  Evans,  b.a., 

B.PjED 

St.  Thomas,  C  .1. .  G.  W.  Trevethick,  b.a. 
St.  Thomas, 

Arthur  Voaden 

V.S . Stewart  N.  Fenwick, 

B.SC. 

The  Saltfleet  Dist., 

Stoney  Creek 

P.0 . V.  L.  Belyea,  b.a., 

B  .PAED, 

Sarnia, 

Central,  C.I..  .A.  Donald  G.  Billing¬ 
sley,  B.A. 

C.I.  &  Tech. 

School . J.  E.  Johnston,  b.a. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie, 

C.I . W.  W.  Fraser,  b.a., 

B.PACD. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie, 

Tech.  &  Com. 

H.S . J.  G.  Cameron,  m.a. 

Scarboro, 

Agincourt.  .  .  .Arthur  B.  Patterson, 
B.A. 


Scarboro,  R.  H. 

King  C.I., 

3800  St.  Clair 
Ave.  E. 

Toronto,  13. . .  W.  A.  Porter,  b.a., 

B.PAED. 

Scarboro, 

Winston 
Churchill  C.I., 

Toronto,  13. . .  A.  B.  Allison,  b.a. 
Westhill,  C.I. .Harvey  A.  C.  Farrow, 
B.A. 

Schumacher . Warren  B.  Sparks,  b.a. 

Seaforth  Dist.  . .  .L.  P.  Plumsteel,  b.a. 
Sharbot  Lake _ R.  A.  Graham  b.a. 

B.P.ED. 

Shelburne,  Centre 

Dufferin  Dist..J.  Chas.  Sawyers,  b.a. 
Simcoe  Dist. . . .  J.  S.  Jackson,  b.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Smith's  Falls, 

C.I . John  M.  Ramsay,  b.a. 

Smithville,  South 

Lincoln  Dist. .  .A.  Oscar  Stager,  b.a. 
South  Mountain, 

Mountain 

Dist . Ezra  W.  Getz,  b.a. 

South  Porcupine. Ralph  C.  Ellis,  m.a. 
Stamford,  C.I., 

Niagara  Falls 

P.0 . G.  D.  Ainslie,  b.a. 

B.S-A. 

Stirling . John  L.  Good,  b.a. 

Stouffville . 0.  E.  Robbins,  b.a. 

Stratford,  C.I..  .  .  D.  W.  Scott, b.a. 
Strathroy, 

Dist.  C.I . R.  C.  Cummer,  b.a. 

Sturgeon  Falls..  .C.  G.  Watson,  b.a., 
ph.l. 

Sudbury . Francis  J.  Costigan,  b.a. 

Sudbury,  Mining 

&  Tech.  Sch. .  .R.  G.  McDorman,  b.a., 
m.sc. 

Nickel  Dist. 

C.I.,  V.S _ Lewis  Briggs,  b.s.a., 

B.ED. 

Sutton . C.  A.  MacAlpine,  b.a. 

Sydenham . A.  C.  Anderson,  b.a. 

Terrace  Bay _ David  A.  Locking,  b.a. 

Thessalon . R.  J.  Drouillard,  b.a. 

Thornbury  Dist.,.E.  0.  Simpson,  b.a. 
Thorold,  Linwell.E.  H.  Brohman,  b.s.a., 
m.a. 

Tilbury  Dist . Edgerton  C.  Scratch, 

B.A.,  B.PAED. 

Tilsonburg  Dist.,.W.  P.  Kirkwood,  b.a. 
Timmins  H.S., 

V.S . A.  A.  Rose,  b.a.sc. 

Toronto: 

Bloor,  C.I . W.  G.  Noble,  b.a., 

B.PjED. 

Harbord,  C.I.  .W.  T.  Graham,  b.a. 
Humberside, 


C.I . William  E.  Taylor,  b.a. 

Jarvis,  C.I. .  .  .  Milton  H.  Jewell,  b.a. 
Lawrence 

Park,  C.I. .  .John  McKellar,  b.a. 


Malvern,  C.I., 

Com.  Dept..J.  Leslie  Kerr,  m.a., 

B.PAED. 

N.  Toronto, 

C.I . W.  J.  Houston,  b.a. 

Oakwood,  C.I.J.  H.  Horning,  m.a. 
Parkdale,  C.I..L.  C.  Irvine,  b.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Riverdale,  C.I.Wm.  K.  Bailey,  b.a. 


Toronto  ( Continued ) 

Central  H.S. 

of  Com . R.  J.  Aitchison,  b.a., 

B.PA5D. 

Central  T.S. .  .Graham  Gore,  b.sc., 
DanforthT.S..H.  B.  Dean,  b.a., 

B.PA3D. 

Eastern  H.S.  of 

Com . P.  A.  Moreland,  b.a. 

Northern  Voc.H.  J.  Elliott.,  b.a.sc., 
b.pasd 

Western  Tech, 
and  Com. 

Sch . James  F.  Phillips, 

b.a.sc.,  m.a. 

Trenton . W.  G.  Spencer,  b.a. 

Tweed . W.  R.  Hamilton,  b.a. 

Uxbridge . P.  T.  Bernhardt,  b.a. 

V  ankleek  Hill, 

C.I . A.  T.  Ashley,  b.a. 

Walkerton  Dist..  .C.  F,  Washington,  b.a 
WallaceburgDist.  W.  C.  F.  Weir,  b.a. 

Warkworth . Fred  G.  Meek,  b.a. 

Waterdown  Dist.R.  F.  Walden,  b.a. 
Waterford  Dist.  .K.  A.  Richardson,  b.a. 

Watford  Dist _ Harry  M.  Miller,  b.a. 

Welland  H.S., 

V.S . H.  A.  Snelling,  b.a. 

West  Lome, 

West  Elgin 

Dist . C.  W.  Mumford,  b.a., 

B.P.ED. 

Weston,  C.I., 

V. S . E.  H.  G.  Worden,  b.a. 

Whitby  Dist . Donald  Tutt,  b.a. 

Wiarton  Dist . R.  E.  Smith,  b.a. 

Williamstown, 

Charlotten- 

burgh-Lan- 

caster  Dist. . . .  C.  Evan  MacDonald, 

B.A. 

Winchester . J.  Howard  Willard,  b.a. 

Windsor: 

Hon  W.  C. 

Kennedy, 

C.I . A.  F.  S.  Gilbert,  m.a., 

b.sc.,  b.s.a. 

W.  D.  Lowe, 

V.S . George  F.  Dean,  b.a. 

Hon.  J.  C. 

Patterson, C.I.  G.E.  Marshall,  b.a. 
John  L. 

Forster. . .  ,T.  P.  Steadman,  m.a 
Walkerville,  C.I.  W.N.Ball,B.A.,B.p,®D. 
Wingham  Dist.  .W.  S.  Hall,  b.a. 
Woodstock,  C.I. .Edward  Ferguson,  b.a. 
Huron  Park 
Secondary 

School . Stanley  R.  Blair,  b.a. 

York, 

George  Harvey, 

Voc.  Sch., 

1700  Keele 
St.  Toronto 

9 . Roy  M.  Sherk,  b.a.sc., 

B.PAED. 

Runnymede, 

C.I. 

(Toronto  9). .  .H.  L.  Dilworth,  b.a. 

Vaughan  Road 

C.I. 

(Toronto  10).  .G.  E.  Evans,  M.A,, 

BJVED. 

York 

Memorial,  C.I.F. 

Toronto  9. . .  .F.  R.  Rutherford,  b.a., 

B.PAED. 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required. 


590 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


[1956 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 

IN  PRINCIPAL  CITIES 


THE  BELLEVILLE  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
208  Bridge  St.  E.,  Belleville,  Ont. 
Chairman,  Mac  Smith;  Superintendent,  L.  A. 
Kells,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

King  George  School . J.  M.  Cousins,  B.A. 

Prince  Charles  School . J.  E.  Bateman 

Queen  Alexandra  School . M.  M.  Haekett,  B.A. 

Queen  Elizabeth  School . W.  G.  Anderson 

Queen  Mary  School . H.  R.  Frink,  B.A. 

Queen  Victoria  School . E.  S.  Fairman 

Sir  Winston  Churchill  School.  .  .C.  I.  Frederick 


BRANDON  SCHOOL  BOARD 
BRANDON,  MAN. 

Chairman,  Geo.  A.  Fitton. 

Superintendent,  H.  G.  Wedge,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.Sc. 
Ed. 

Secretary-Treasurer ,  A.  E.  Hepinstall. 

Principal,  Brandon  Collegiate  Institute,  H.  V.  Bell, 
B.Sc.,  B.Paed. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Earl  of  Haig  Intermediate  .T.  Sigurdson,  B.A. 

Earl  of  Oxford  Intermedia te.G.  R.  Rowe,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Alexandra . W.  A.  Wood,  B.A 

King  George . H.  T.  Nordin,  B.A. 

David  Livingstone . J.  J.  Hill 

Central . J.  Federick,  B.A. 

McLaren . C.  Bjarnason,  BA.,  B.Ed. 

Fleming . J.  I.  Bateman 

Park . D.  S.  Sumner 

George  Fitton . W.  J.  Peden,  B.A. 

THE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
BRANTFORD,  ONT. 

Chairman,  L.  E.  Brown;  Business  Administrator 
and  Sec.-Treas.,  James  Swinton;  Supt.  of  Secondary 
Schools,  W.  S.  Turner,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Supt.  of  Elemen¬ 
tary  Schools,  Russell  Reid,  B.A.;  Inspector,  R.  N. 
McLeod,  B.A. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Collegiate  Inst,  and 

Voc . Wm.  S.  Turner,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

Pauline  Johnson 

Collegiate . H.  E.  Fawcett,  B.A. 

Alexandra . Geo.  S.  Hands,  B.A. 

Belleview . Floyd  C.  Davies,  B.A. 

Cainsville . Mrs.  A.  M.  Smith 

Central . Gordon  Greig,  B.A. 

Coronation . V.  A.  Thompson 

Thos.  B.  Costain . S.  C.  McLellan 

Dufferin . L.  P.  Myles,  B.A. 

Echo  Place . C.  W.  Taylor 

Fairview . R.  Hotchkiss 

Graham  Bell . Thomas  Morrison,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Grandview . I.  D.  Lindsay,  Acting 

James  Hillier . J.  M.  Little 

King  Edward . H.  D.  McLellan,  B.A. 

King  George . E.  W.  Young,  B.A. 

Lansdowne . H.  G.  Thompson,  B.A. 

Major  Ballachey . W.  F.  Billo,  B.A.,  B.  Paed. 

Park  Road . Mrs.  G.  E.  McBride 

Prince  Charles . S.  C.  Near 

Princess  Elizabeth  .  .  .  .Arthur  W.  Axford,  B.A. 

Riverview . Harold  Vail,  acting 

Ryerson . Clifford  Wylde,  B.A. 

Victoria . C.  C.  Pearce,  B.A. 


CALGARY  SCHOOL  BOARD 
CALGARY,  ALBERTA 

Chairman,  L.  Goodwin;  Secretary-Treasurer,  G.  R. 
Cell ;  Superintendent  of  Schools,  R.  Warren,  B.A., 
Ed.M.;  Building  Superintendent,  W.  A.  Branton. 

PRINCIPALS  OF  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
Central  High  School,  G.  W.  Foster,  B.A.;  Crescent 
Heights  High  School,  H.  D.  Cartwright,  M.A.;  Western 
Canada  High  School,  W.  A.  Steckle,  B.Sc. 


CALGARY  SEPARATE  SCHOOL  BOARD 
Fred  Kenny  Bldg. 

Superintendent  and  Secretary  -  Treasurer,  R.  A. 
Cannon,  B.A. 

BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
CHARLOTTETOWN,  P.E.I. 

Chairman,  R.  G.  Lea,  M.D.,  C.M.;  Superintendent 
K.  A.  Parker,  M.A.;  Secretary,  Major  T.  E.  MacNutt 
M.B.E.,  V.D. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Prince  St.  Elem..  .Miss  Mabel  Matheson 
Queen  Charlotte, 

H.S . Lieut.  Col.  L.  T.  Lowther,  O.B.E., 

B.A. 

Queen  Square  ...  .Lieut.  Col.  Leo.  F.  Macdonald, 
E.D..  B.A. 

Rochford  Square.  .Sister  Christina  Nelligan 
West  Kent  Elem. .  Fred  C.  Hine 


THE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
CHATHAM,  ONTARIO 
Superintendent  of  Schools,  Public  School  Inspector, 
Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  Dr.  H.  A.  Tanser. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

King  George  VI  School . Harry  T.  Easun 

McKeough  School . C.  B.  Robertson 

Queen  Elizabeth  School . B.  F.  Echlin 

Queen  Mary  School . R.  M.  Merritt 

Victor  Lauriston  School . M.  E.  Morgan 

Victoria  Park  School . Ross  Carter 

Winston  Churchill  School . Col.  W.  I.  Nurse 


CORNWALL  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE 
BOARD 

CORNWALL,  ONT. 

Principal,  R.  W.  Froats;  Sec.-Treas.,  G.  H.  Cottrell 

CORNW'ALL  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
CORNWALL,  ONT. 

Supervising  Principal,  F.  B.  MacMillan;  Sec.-Treas., 


G.  H.  Cottrell. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Central . A.  Youngs,  Asst.  Prin. 

Memorial  Park . C.  E.  Petepiece 

Sydney  St . C.  H.  Anderson 

DARTMOUTH  SCHOOL  BOARD 

DARTMOUTH,  N.S. 

Chairman,  Mrs.  Gladys  Guptill. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Bicentennial  Junior  High . Harold  Sawler 

Dartmouth  High . Aubrey  E. 

Smallman 

Findlay . Miss  Ethel  Harrison 

Hawthorne . Leonard  Prentice 

Northbrook . Roy  Gilroy 

Notting  Park . Stewart  McDonald 

Park  . Lawrence  Lamont 

South  Dale . Lou  Thurber 


EDMONTON  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
EDMONTON,  ALBERTA 
Chairman  of  Board,  T.  W.  Meen;  Secretary-Trea¬ 
surer,  J.  H.  Thorogod;  Superintendent  of  Schools, 
W.  P.  Wagner. 

Industrial  Arts  Supervisor,  W.  E.  Robinson; 
Physical  Education  Supervisors,  A.  S.  Bird,  Mrs.  C. 
Bird;  Music  Supervisor,  R.  E.  Stephens;  Home  Eco¬ 
nomics  Supervisor,  Mrs.  B.  L.  Brindley. 

SENIOR  HIGH  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Eastglen  Composite . F.  G.  McCoy 

Strathcona  Composite . D.  R.  Innes 

Strathcona . H.  E.  Tanner 

Victoria  Composite . H.  A.  McFarland 

W estglen . A.  E.  Henderson 

ELEMENTARY  AND  JUNIOR  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

Alex.  Taylor . R.  A.  Ramsay 

Allendale . R.  O.  Prichard 


1956] 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


591 


Belgravia . 

Bellevue . 

Bennett . 

Braemar . 

Calder . 

Coronation . 

Crestwood . 

Cromdale . 

Del  ton . 

Donald  Ross . 

Eastwood . 

Fairview . 

Forest  Heights . 

Garneau . 

New  Glenora . 

Old  Glenora . 

Grovenor . 

H.  A.  Gray . 

Hazeldean . 

Highlands . 

Holyrood . 

Idylwylde . 

Inglewood . 

King  Edward . 

King  Edward  Park . 

Lauderdale . 

Mill  Creek . 

Montrose . 

Mount  Pleasant . 

Mount  Royal . 

McCauley . 

McDougall . 

McKay  Avenue . 

McKernan . 

North  Edmonton . 

Norwood . 

Oliver . 

Parkallen . 

Parkdale . 

Prince  Charles . 

Prince  Rupert . 

Princess  Anne . 

Queen  Alexandra . 

Queen  Mary  Park . 

Queen’s  Avenue . 

Ritchie . 

Riverdale . 

Rutherford . 

Sherbrooke . 

Spruce  Avenue . 

Strathearn . 

University . 

Virginia  Park . 

Westminster . 

Westmount . 

Windsor  Park . 

Woodcroft . 


. O.  J.  Donev 

,  .  .J.  S.  Sandereock 

. J.  H.  Aldrich 

. E.  W.  Bishop 

.  .  .L.  M.  Campbell 

. L.  Nichols 

. W.  H.  Coull 

. R.  Johnston 

. J.  Kulak 

. A.  B.  Chiswell 

. A.  J.  Skitch 

.  .  .  .W.  E.  Lambert 
.  .  .  .S.  H.  Churchill 

. A.  E.  Might 

. A.  Stock  well 

. W.  H.  Evans 

.  .  .A.  V.  Cameron 

. E.  B.  Ooley 

. D.  Coonejr 

.  .  .  .  F.  G.  Botsford 

. G.  K.  Brady 

. H.  B.  Harding 

. . .  J.  N.  McCallum 
.  .  .H.  C.  Thompson 

. R.  R.  Fisk 

,  .  .W.  G.  Bevington 

. F.  W.  Wootton 

.  .  G.  H.  Duckworth 
.  .  .  .  C.  W.  Clement 
.  .  .  .A.  J.  H.  Powell 

. F.  J.  Edwards 

. C.  J.  Allison 

.  N.  H.  Cuthbertson 

. G.  L.  Davies 

. B.  Hager 

.  .  .  ,T.  W.  Williams 

. A.  O.  Millions 

. J.  L.  Ellingson 

. W.  R.  Stewart 

. B.  W.  Shearer 

. R.  S.  Whyte 

. D.  C.  Adams 

. J.  E.  Simpson 

. E.  B.  Souch 

. T.  J.  Reid 

. R.  E.  Shaul 

. M.  W.  Nichols 

. M.  E.  Allen 

W.  G.  Montgomery 
.  .  .  .E.  M.  Beckwith 
. .  .  .T.  M.  Blacklock 

. E.  R.  Stauffer 

. M,  L.  Hayes 

. K.  D.  Stewart 

. H.  M.  Gerry 

. . .  A.  S.  Corneliuson 
. B.  O.  Farnham 


EDMONTON  SEPARATE  SCHOOL  BOARD 
Superintendent ,  A.  A.  O’Brien,  B.A.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer ,  L.  J.  Slavik;  Chairman,  A.  M.  Dech6ne. 


York  St . Fred  Harris 

St.  Dunstan’s . Albert  McLenahan 

Devon . Howard  Douglas 

Albert  St . John  Hildebrand 

Doak  Settlement  . Samuel  Smith 


BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS 
GLACE  BAY,  N.S. 

Chairman ,  D.  A.  MacDonald;  Supervisor,  O.  B. 
Smith;  Purchasing  Agent,  O.  B.  Smith;  Clerk  of 
Board,  S.  R.  Wadden. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Glace  Bay  High . Donald  Ferguson 

St.  Anne’s  High . Sr.  Joseph  Michael 

Central . Miss  Margaret  Ferguson 

Brookside  St . Miss  Isabel  Ferguson 

Caledonia . Freeman  McDonald 

St.  Anthony’s . A.  N.  McDonald 

St.  John’s . Sr.  Mary  Leonita 

McKay’s  Corner . Joseph  Steele 

Bridgeport . Kenneth  Gillis 

South  St . Miss  Fanny  Cohen 

Holy  Cross . Sr.  Miriam  Paula 

New  Aberdeen . Katherine  McDonald 

Sterling . Miss  Mary  Brophy 

THE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
GUELPH,  ONT. 

385  Woolwich  St. 

Business  Administrator  and  Secretary -Treasurer, 
R.  L.  Demaray. 

Public  School  Inspector  and  Director  of  Education, 


F.  A.  Hamilton. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Guelph  Collegiate — Voc.  Inst..  .E.  L.  Fox 

Central- Alexandra . C.  L.  Allen 

King  Edward . Walter  McLennan 

King  George . John  F.  McLeod 

Paisley  Road . George  Waldrum 

St.  George’s . Kenneth  Pauli 

John  McCrae . Fred  Orton 

Torrance . George  H.  Couling 

Tytler . Fred  W.  Couling 

Victory . Donald  W.  Johnston 

Edward  Johnson . L.  H.  McQuaid 


BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS 
HALIFAX,  N.S. 

Supervisor  of  Schools,  R.  E.  Marshall,  M.A. 
D.C.L.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  F.  Bezanson;  Superin¬ 
tendent  of  Buildings,  K.  F.  Freeman;  Superintendent 
of  Heating,  M.  Ashe;  Superintendent  of  Purchasing 
and  Supplies,  H.  F.  Bezanson;  Attendance  Officer 
H.  R.  Archer;  Assistants  to  the  Supervisor,  M.  Jj 
Keating  and  M.  M.  Rankin. 

HIGH  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Queen  Elizabeth  High .  .  .  L.  B.  Hannon 

St.  Patrick’s  High . F.  W.  Coolen 

St.  Patrick’s  High . Sr.  Rose  Catherine 

Assoc.  Prin. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
FORT  WILLIAM,  ONT. 
rhairman,  D.  F.  Hassard;  Sec-Treasurer . 

Y  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Co'^egiate  Institute . G.  P.  Dalzell 

Vof'ational  School . F.  V.  Deamude 

Central . J.  O.  Lees 

Crawford . S.  G.  McCutcheon 

Drew . R.  E.  Buckley 

Francis . R.  D.  Brougham 

Franklin . J.  A.  McLean 

Heath  Park . C.  R.  Wiggins 

Hyde  Park . Miss  Mary  McKenzie 

Isabella . T.  R.  Brown 

Kingsway  Park . G.  L.  Long 

Ogden . H.  B.  Burns 

Victoria  Park . W.  J.  Gerow 

BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
FREDERICTON,  N.B. 

Chairman,  Charles  L.  Simms;  Superintendent, 
Murray  H.  Sargeant;  Secretary  and  Purchasing  Agent, 
Dr.  Guy  D.  Scovil. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Fredericton  High . C.  M.  G.  Arthurs 

Smythe  St . Stuart  Sypher 


COMMON  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Acadian . Carl  E.  Taylor 

Alexander  McKay . C.  P.  Heffernan 

Alexandra . Guy  H.  Parsons 

a  j  i  o  u  /Miss  M.  Davidson 

Ardmore  Park  School. .  .\Mias  M>  Estelle  Anderso. 

Bloomfield . L.  H.  Dicks 

Chebucto . A.  T.  Conrad 

Edge  wood . Miss  Rita  Campbell 

Gorsebrook . F.  A.  Seaman 

Joseph  Howe . S.  L.  Ernst 

LeMarchant. . . L.  R.  Black 

Manual  Training — Household  Arts 

Bloomfield . Dorothy  Gertridge 

Cornwallis  Jr.  High.  .  H.  Ii.  Johnston  (Director) 

Gorsebrook . Miss  M.  E.  Sperry 

Industrial  Arts 

H.  K.  Hamilton,  Director, 

Bloomfield . R.  H.  Russell 

Cornwallis  Jr.  High.  .E.  B.  Fullerton 

Goresbrook . J.  L.  Embree 

Cunard  St . H.  K.  Hamilton 

Morris  St . K.  A.  Keddy 

Mulgrave  Park . Mrs.  Ethel  Walton 

Oxford . Sr.  Marion  de  Sales 

Richmond . E.  C.  Pace 

St.  Agnes . A.  P.  Clancy 


592 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


[1956 


St.  Andrews . D.  B.  Roe 

St.  Euphrasia . Sr.  M.  Catherine 

St.  Joseph's . Sr.  John  Hugh 

St.  Joseph’s  Orphanage.  .Sr.  G.  Marie 

St.  Mary's  Boys' . Miss  Eveieen  L.  Burns 

St.  Mary’s  Girls’ . Sr.  F.  Josephine 

St.  Patrick’s  Boys’ . E.  J.  Mullaley 

St.  Patrick's  Girls’ . Sr.  Mary  Liguori 

St.  Stephen's . Michael  V.  Merrigan 

St.  Thomas  Aquinas . Sr.  Ann  Catherine 

Sir  Charles  Tupper . H.  B.  Price 

Sir  John  S.D.  Thompson. Miss  Grace  E.  Wentzell 

Tower  Road . E.  G.  Withrow 

Westmount . J.  E.  Crockett 

Auxiliary  Classes . Miss  E.  E.  Johnson, 

Director 

Art.. . Miss  M.  G.  Allan 

Music . Miss  M.  I.  MacQuillan 

Handicrafts . Miss  Alison  V.  Henry 

Physical  Ed.  Director.  .  .  .Dr.  J.  T.  Landjy 

Cornwallis  Jr.  High . C.  V.  Harris 

St.  Francis . G.  C.  Moffatt.  Acting 

Visiting  Teacher . Miss  M.  L.  Kinley 

Crippled  Children's  Class. Miss  Margaret  Pirie 

Mental  Health . Miss  M.  A.  Cook 

Speech . Miss  A.  C.  Tasman 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
HAMILTON,  ONT. 

Business  Administrator  and  Secretary-Treasurer, 
L.  T.  Spalding;  Director  of  Education,  R.  A.  Riddell; 
Superintendent  of  Secondary  Schools,  Dr.  G.  E.  Price; 
Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  V.  N.  Ames;  Public 
School  Inspectors,  J.  W.  VanLoon,  L.  E.  Rouse,  G.  J. 
Patterson,  George  Force;  Director  of  Guidance,  F.  F. 
Hicks. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

Adelaide  Hoodless . 

G.  R.  Allan . 

G.  L.  Armstrong . 

W.  H.  Ballard . 

Bartonville . 

Bennetto . 

Binkley . 

Brantdale . 

Cannon . 

Central . 

A.  M.  Cunningham . 

Dalewood . 

Earl  Kitchener . 

Fairfield . 

Franklin  Road . 

Gibson . 

Glenview . 

Hampton  Heights . 

Hess . 

Highview . 

Hill  crest . 

Inverness . 


PRINCIPALS 

.J.  J.  Bawden 
.Wm.  M.  Hunt 
.L.  A.  Freeman 
.  G.  M.  Watson 
. W.  H.  Burden 
.  R.  C.  Facey 
.Miss  E.  J.  Decker 
.Wm.  A.  Morris 
.  G.  E.  Beckett 
.C.  Joyce 
.G.  II.  Walker 
.W.  A.  Cavanagh 
.Earl  S.  Woolcott 
.Clarence  A.  Barrett 
.E.  B.  Grass 
.  N.  L.  Weir 
.  Miss  Eva  L.  Wilkin 
.  N.  T.  Leek 
.  C.  W.  Zavitz 
.C.  Brock  Addison 
.  E.  G.  Humphries 
.  J.  Grant  Hazen 


King  Edward . 

Linden  Park . 

Lloyd  George . 

Mcllwraith . 

Memorial . 

Mohawk  Trail . 

Norwood  Park . 

Onteora . 

Parkdale . 

Peac  Memorial . 

Prince  of  Wales . 

Prince  Philip . 

Princess  Elizabeth . 

Queen  Mary . 

Queensdale . 

Queen  Victoria . 

Red  Hill . 

Robert  Land . 

Rosedale . 

Ryerson . 

Stinson . 

Strathcona . 

Tweedsmuir . 

Viscount  Montgomery. . .  . 

W  ent  w»rth . 

West  Avenue-  . 

Woodward . 


. R.  M.  Waghorn 

. Wm.  J.  Sled 

. A,  O.  Woolcott 

. II.  H.  Lowden 

. J.  H.  Williams 

. A.  K.  Prentice 

. K.  H.  Lawson 

. Joseph  A.  Harris 

. C.  G.  Clarke 

. J.  W.  Nairn 

. R.  R.  Chapman 

. C.  W.  Johnson 

. Elwood  W.  Cook 

. A.  C.  Hewitt 

. B.  E.  Rouse 

. J.  C.  Ruddle 

. John  T.  Shute 

. P.  W.  Diebel 

. Harry  Peal 

. W.  M.  Diehl 

. H.  B.  Jackson 

. C.  D.  C.  Graham 

. Jack  P.  Mayberry 

. W.  A.  Tindale 

. G.  C.  Walls 

. Wm.  Hemstreet 

. W.  H.  Kells 


SECONDARY  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Central  Secondary  School . D.  A.  Cooper 

Delta  Secondary  School . L.  W.  Waddell 

King  George  School . S.  G.  Gilliland 

Lucy  Morrison  School . Miss  Helen  Miller 

Westdale  Secondary  School . M.  V.  McQueen 

HAMILTON  SEPARATE  SCHOOL  BOARD 
Chairman,  D.  A.  Warme;  Secretary,  J.  Kyle  O'Neill; 
Treasurer,  Rt.  Rev.  G.  L.  Cassidy. 

BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
HULL,  QUE. 

Chairman,  L.  A.  Petch;  Secretary-Treasurer,  C.  W. 
Nickel;  Principal,  High  School,  Kenneth  W.  Hall. 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
HULL,  QUE. 

Chairman,  M.  Paul  Raymond,  C.R.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Lucien  La  verdure. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Annunciation . Miss  Nellie  Bradley 

Carridre . Sister  Ste  Jeanne  d’Arc 

Cauvin . Fr&re  Camille 

Duhaut . Soeur  Marie  de  Ste-H41£ne  de 

la  Passion 

Lac  des  F6es 

(garsons) . M.  Louis  Bureau 

Lac  des  Flies  (filles) .  .  Soeur  Marie  de  Ste-C^linia 

Larocque . Fr£re  Marcel 

Lauzon . Soeur  Ste-Victoire 

Laverdure  (girls). . .  .Sister  St-Justinien 

Laverdure  (boys) .  .  .  Mr.  Roland  Dompierre 

Notre-Dame . Brother  Quintillien 

Reboul . Mr.  Elz6ar  Sarrazin 

Ste-Bernadette 

(girls) . Sister  Marie  de  la  Merci 

St-Bernardin . Sour  Ste-Ludivine 

St-Joseph . Soeur  Jean  du  Caltaire 

Ste-Marie . Sister  Charles- Etienne 

St.  Thomas . Mr.  Maurice  Auger 

Sup^rieure . Frere  Anselme 


MUNICIPAL  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
KINGSTON,  ONT. 

Chairman,  Prof.  F.  L.  Bartlett;  Business  Ad¬ 
ministrator  and  Secretary-Treasurer,  F.  A.  D.  Beach, 
F.C.I.S.;  Director  of  Education,  A.  C.  Ritter,  B.A., 
B.Paed.  (on  leave  of  absence  for  1  yr.);  Inspector  of 
Public  Schools,  H.  C.  Hunter,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Kingston  Coll.  Inst,  and 

Voc . V.  S.  Ready,  B.A. 

Queen  Elizabeth  Coll. 

and  Voc.  Inst . J.  L.  Murray,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Central  . J.  A.  McBurney,  B.A. 

Duncan  McArthur . J.  A.  Warren,  B.A. 

First  Avenue . M.  R.  Brummell,  B.A. 

Frontenac . W.  G.  D.  Paterson,  B.A. 

Ivmgscourt . Arthur  Ward,  B.A. 

Lord  Strathcona . H.  L.  McNaught,  B.A. 

Macdonald . V.  R.  Reid,  B.A. 

Portsmouth . J.  C.  Butterill 

Rideau . W.  K.  Clarke,  B.A. 

Rideau  Heights . A.  E.  S.  Bell 

Robert  Meek . A.  Eccles,  B.A. 

Sydenham . Miss  B.  L.  Scammell,  B.A. 

Victoria . J.  W.  Ward,  B.A. 

Winston  Churchill . G.  B.  Scott,  B.A. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
KITCHENER,  ONT. 

Chairman,  Frank  C.  Hoddle;  Business  Adminis¬ 
trators,  J.  Bramm,  E.  Gildner;  Inspectors,  R.  M. 
Buie,  H.  R.  Mark. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Courtland  Avenue . W.  G.  Loney 

J.  F.  Carmichael . J.  D.  Brown 

King  Edward . A.  Fleming 

Margaret  Avenue . H.  L.  McQuarrie 

Prueter . H.  II.  Wildfong 

Queen  Elizabeth . R.  MacLean 

Sheppard . R.  A.  Boothby 

Smithson . I,  M.  Kirkness 

Suddaby . H.  DeBrusk 

Sunnyside . W.  H.  Taylor 

Victoria . S.  E.  Hodgins 

Westmount . W.  A.  French 


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593 


PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
LETHBRIDGE,  ALTA. 

Chairman,  G.  C.  Paterson,  Q.C.;  Superintendent, 
t*  tt  ®lJssarc^>  M.A.,  M.Ed.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A. 
J.  Watson,  B.A.;  Purchasing  Agent,  A.  J.  Watson. 
B.A. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Lethbridge  Collegiate - D.  S.  A.  Kyle,  B.A..  B.Ed. 

Hamilton  Jr.  High  School. G.  C.  Miller,  B.A.,  M.Ed 
Wilson  Jr.  High  School.  .  ,R.  Turner,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 
Allan  Watson  School.  .  .  .J.  P.  Watson 
Central  &  Bowman  Sch. .  .C.  A.  Larson,  B.Ed. 
Fleetwood  &  Susie  Bawden .  C.  S.  Lakie 

Galbraith  School . F.  J.  Clark,  B.Ed. 

Senator  Buchanan  School .  W.  C.  Stefan 

Westminster  School . James  Wishart,  B.Ed. 

Patterson  Jr.  High  School.W.  J.  White,  B.A. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
LONDON,  ONT. 

Chairman,  Mrs.  E.  Ollerhead;  Director,  Dr.  G.  A. 
Wheable;  Business  Administrator,  H.  B.  Roekey; 
Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  A.  B.  Lucas;  Public 
School  Inspector,  W.  D.  Sutton. 

SECONDARY  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Central  Collegiate . A.  F.  McKillop 

South  Collegiate . Claude  M.  McCallum 

Beck  Collegiate . W.  T.  Armstrong 

Technical  School . W.  A.  McWilliams 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Aberdeen . A.  W.  Elder 

Alexandra . L.  M.  McIntosh 

Boyle  Memorial . Charles  F.  Deeley 

Chesley  Avenue . H.  A.  Secord 

Ealing . K.  J.  Browne 

Empress . R.  G.  Fowler 

Governor  Simcoe . M.  D.  Baldwin 

Knollwood . O.  H.  Banks 

Lady  Beck . L.  M.  Wood 

Lord  Roberts . D.  W.  Reader 

Lome  Avenue . W.  D.  E.  Matthews 

Prince  Charles . F.  H.  Galpin 

Princess  Elizabeth . J.  L.  Willis 

Riverview . J.  M.  Campbell 

Ryerson . Stanley  A.  Cushman 

St.  George’s . George  B.  Aberhart 

Talbot  Street . E.  C.  Steer 

Tecumseh . Lawrence  D.  McCamus 

Trafalgar  School . E.  I.  Mitchell 

Victoria . S.  G.  Munro 

Wort  ley  Road . D.  L.  Moffatt 


MEDICINE  HAT  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  NO.  76 
MEDICINE  HAT,  ALTA. 

Chairman,  C.  W.Niblock;  Co-ordinating  Elementary 
Principal,  E.  McKenzie;  Sec.-Treas.,  G.  H.  Davison. 
SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Medicine  Hat  High  Sch. . .  N.  A.  Wait 
Alexandra  Junior  High.  .F.  R.  Millican 

Elm  St . C.  R.  McKay 

Central  Park . Miss  II.  B.  Mabee 

Connaught . J.  R.  Johnston 

Montreal  St . E.  McKenzie 

Riverside . P.  B.  Nelson 

Earl  Kitchener . Miss  M.  W.  Henderson 

Elizabeth  St . Miss  Phyllis  J.  E.  Dunn 

High  School  Shops . H.  B.  Whitney,  Viee-Prin. 

Toronto  St . H.  E.  McBain,  Vice-Prin. 

MONCTON  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
(for  all  Moncton  Public  Schools) 
MONCTON,  N.B. 

Chairman,  G.  R.  Spencer 

Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Secretary  of  School' 
Board,  H.  H.  Trimble. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

King  George . C.  M.  Eagles 

Edith  Cavell . E.  V.  Wilson 

Victoria . E.  R.  Betts 

Prince  Edward . Janice  A.  Fowler 

Queen  Elizabeth . A.  H.  McLeod 

Hillerest . J.  H.  Horsman 

Sunny  Brae . G.  K.  Steeves 

Mountain  Rd . Sister  Immaculata 

Queen  St . Sister  Mercedes 

Aberdeen . Sister  Patricia 


Essex  St . Sister  Colombe 

Georgetown . Mrs.  A.  Allain 

. ’S^ts . Germaine  Gaudet 

Stella  Mans .  . . Sister  Annonciade 

Moncton  High  School . W.  C.  Haines 


MONTREAL  CATHOLIC  SCHOOL 
COMMISSION 
117  St.  Catherine  Street  West 
General  Chairman,  Eugene  Doucet. 

Executive  Officers — Chairman,  Eugene  Doucet; 
Comptroller  and  General  Director  Department  of  Lands 
and  Buildings,  J.  O.  Linteau;  Secretary ,  Marc  Jarry; 
Treasurer ,  Romeo  Delcourt;  General  Director ,  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Studies,  Treffl6  Boulanger. 

PRIMARY  SUPERIOR  AND  HIGH  SCHOOLS - BOYS 

Cardinal  Newman,  4835  Christophe-Colomb.  Avenue. 
Chomedey  de  Maisonneuve,  1820  Morgan  Boulevard. 
Christophe-Colomb,  6891  Christophe-Colomb  Ave. 
Daniel  O’Connell,  3641,  Prud’homme  Avenue. 

Le  Plateau,  3700  Calixa-Lavallee  Avenue. 
Louis-H6bert,  3535  Rosemont  Blvd. 

Meilleur,  2237  Fullum  St. 

Saint-Henri,  4105  St.  James  Street  West. 
Saint-Stanislas,  1200  Laurier  Avenue  East. 
Saint-Viateur,  7315  de  Lanaudiere  Street. 

Thomas  D’Arcy  McGee,  220  Pine  Avenue  West. 

St.  Thomas  Aquinas,  820  Convent  Street. 

PRIMARY  SUPERIOR  AND  HIGH  SCHOOLS - GIRLS 

Esther-Blondin,  80  Square  Sir  G.  E.  Cartier 
G6d6on-Ouimet,  1960  Poupart  St. 

Luke  Callaghan  Memorial,  5643  Clarke  Street. 
L’Assomption,  1035  Bellechasse  Street. 
Marguerite-Bourgeoys,  2040  Plessis  Street. 
Marie-Immacul6e,  1375  Marie-Anne  Street  East. 
Saint-Alphonse,  8615  Berri  Street. 

St.  Augustine  of  Canterbury,  5619  Cote  St.  Antoine 
Road. 

Marie-Mediatrice,  6200  rue  des  Ecores. 

Saint  Patrick’s,  1095  St.  Alexander  Street. 

Stadacona,  3349  Adam  Street. 

Thomas  D’Arcy  McGee,  220  Pine  Avenue  West. 

St.  Dominic’s,  4615  Delorimier  Street. 

St.  Gabriel’s,  1176  Laprairie  St. 

THE  PROTESTANT  SCHOOL  BOARD  OF 
GREATER  MONTREAL 
Administration  Bldg..  8460  McTavish  St. 
Elementary  and  High  Schools  of  Montreal,  Verdun, 
Lachine,  Montreal  West,  St.  Laurent,  Mount  Royal, 
Hampstead,  Pointe-aux-Trembles,  LaSalle,  Ville  St. 
Pierre,  Dorval,  Montreal  North,  Montreal  East,  and 
Outremont. 

Governing  Body — Mr.  W.  E.  Dunton,  Chairman; 
Director  of  Education  and  Secretary-Treasurer ,  T. 
Sommerville,  M.A.;  Education  Officers,  J.  W.  Perks, 
M.A.;  Robert  Japp,  M.A.;  D.  E.  Pope,  M.A.;  Miss 
J.  Grace  Gardner,  B.A.;  Comptroller ,  L.  A.  Brooks, 
C.A.,  A.C.I.S.;  Chief  Purchasing  and  Maintenance 
Officer ,  Leslie  W.  Inwood;  Chief  Accountant,  N.  D. 
Hill;  Co-ordination  Officer,  P.  A.  G.  Clark,  M.A.; 
Accountant,  N.  R.  Rodgers;  Tax  Inspector,  W.  P. 
Leroy;  Equipment  Officer,  A.  E.  Roodhouse;  Educa¬ 
tional  Consultant  to  Superintendent  of  New  Bldgs., 
R.  L.  Guild;  Building  Consultant,  Wm.  R.  B.  Bertram; 
Planning  Officer,  A.  S.  Cockhill;  Chief  Social  Worker 
and  Attendance  Officer,  B.  H.  Brown;  Medical  Con¬ 
sultants,  Dr.  R.  P.  Vivian,  Dr.  R.  C.  Bennetts; 
Guidance  Consultant,  Miss  A.  L.  Clark;  Special  Officer , 

L.  N.  Jones;  Supervisor  of  Outside  Organizations , 
W.  O.  Searle,  B.Sc. 

Supervisors — Music,  G.  Mitchell,  B.A.,  B.Mus.; 
Physical  Education,  J.  G.  Lang,  B.P.E.;  French,  Miss 
Evelyn  Eaton,  M.A.;  English,  C.  B.  Rittenhouse, 

M. A.;  Art,  Miss  G.  Campbell;  Household  Science, 
Mrs.  J.  E.  Martin;  Industrial  Arts,  E.  C.  McCurdy; 
Cafeterias,  Miss  M,  E.  Pitcher. 

HIGH  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Baron  Byng . G.  F.  Henderson,  B.A. 

High  Sch.  of  Montreal. . .  .H.  E.  Wright,  B.A. 

High  Sch.  of  Girls . Miss  E.  C.  Rorke,  B.A. 

Lachine . K.  H.  Oxley,  B.A. 

Monklands . C.  G.  Hewson 

Montreal  West . O.  G.  Parsons,  B.A. 

Mount  Royal . G.  Brown,  M.A. 

Rosemount . J.  D.  Campbell,  B.A. 

St.  Laurent . G.  H.  Taylor 

Strathcona  Academy .  .  .  F.  W.  Cook,  B.A. 


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Verdun . H.  E.  Grant,  Ed.D. 

West  Hill . L.  Unsworth,  B.Sc. 

ELEMENTARY  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Aberdeen . H.  R.  Matthews,  M.A. 

Ahuntsic . J.  F.  Trueman,  B.A. 

Alfred  Joyce . Miss  A.  D.  Cassidy 

Algonquin . L.  D.  Jack,  B.A. 

Amherst . Miss  F.  M.  Simpson 

Bancroft . J.  F.  Muir,  B.A. 

Bannantyne . A.  L.  Larocque,  B.A. 

Barclay . R.  S.  Pibus,  B.A. 

Bedford . W.  A.  Wilkinson,  B.A. 

Bronx  Park . D.  V.  S.  Martin,  B.A. 

Carlyle . W.  J.  Sargeant,  B.A. 

Cartierville . Mrs.  A.  L.  Finlayson 

Central  Park . G.  B.  Gagnon,  M.A. 

Connaught . E.  W.  V.  Deathe,  B.A. 

Coronation . D.  J.  Gulliver,  B.A. 

Cote  des  Neiges . Miss  V.  B.  Gauley 

Courtland  Park . N.  Ellis,  B.A. 

Crawford  Park . Miss  H.  Moule 

Devonshire . K.  R.  Gemmell,  B.A. 

Dorval  Gardens . H.  A.  Simon,  B.A. 

Drummond . A.  P.  Stewart,  B.A. 

Dunrae  Gardens . Mrs.  V.  L.  Richards 

Edward  VII . E.  G.  Lessard,  B.A. 

Elizabeth  Ballantyne.  .Miss  H.  McCammon 

Elmgrove . Mrs.  E.  M.  de  Courville 

Fairmount . John  A.  Webster,  B.A. 

Garden  view . Mrs.  M.  A.  Perry,  B.A. 

George  Esplin . H.  E.  Dinsdale,  B.A. 

Gilson . Mrs.  H.  Kinsley,  B.A. 

Guy  Drummond . J.  F.  Stewart,  B.A. 

Hampstead . O.  L.  Brewer,  B.A. 

Herbert  Symonds . L.  C.  de  Belle,  B.A. 

Highlands . Miss  H.  M.  McConnachie 

Iona  Avenue . H.  H.  Cooke,  B.A. 

John  Jenkins . Miss  J.  Geymonat,  B.A. 

Kensington . A.  R.  Almond,  B.A. 

Logan . R.  J.  Eaton,  B.A. 

Lome . L.  Hamilton,  Ed.D. 

Maisonneuve . W.  M.  Kydd,  B.Sc. 

Maple  Hill . W.  L.  Roberts,  B.A. 

Meadowbrook . D.  T.  Watson 

Merton . W.  F.  C.  Barrie,  B.A. 

Montreal  East . G.  W.  F.  Fraser,  B.A. 

Mountrose . W.  D.  McVie,  M.A. 

Nesbitt . S.  F.  Kneeland,  M.A. 

Ogilvie . Miss  J.  V.  Pepler 

Parkdale . B.  F.  Campbell,  B.A. 

Peace  Centennial . P.  Austin,  M.A. 

Pointe-aux  Trembles 

Inst.  (French) . Miss  R.  Boucher 

Riverside . Miss  J.  Ferguson 

Riverview . K.  G.  Simpson,  B.A. 

Rosedale . Miss  D.  Pickel 

Royal  Arthur . E.  H.  Hall,  B.A. 

Royal  Vale . Miss  M.  E.  Dickson 

Rushbrooke . Mrs.  D.  H.  Rutherford 

Sarah  Maxwell . G.  R.  Robinson,  B.A. 

Sinclair  Laird.  . . 

Sir  Arthur  Currie . C.  J.  Fraser 

Strathearn . R.  C.  Saunders,  M.A. 

Summerlea . R.  J.  Morton,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Tetreaultville . Miss  M.  L.  Van  Vliet 

Van  Horne . R.  F.  Anderson,  B.A. 

Victoria . Fred  J.  Fyles 

Wstbrook . R.  C.  B.  Garrity,  B.A. 

William  Trenholme .  .  .Miss  D.  Hawker 

Willingdon . J.  Perrie,  M.A. 

Woodland . G.  E.  Dryburgh,  B.A 

MOOSE  JAW  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  No.  1 

MOOSE  JAW.  8ASK. 

There  are  three  separate  School  Boards,  namely; 
The  Moose  Jaw  Public  School  Board,  City  of  Moose 
Jaw  Collegiate  Board  and  the  Vocational  Education 
Committee. 

Chairman  of  the  Boards,  L.  Turner. 

Superintendent ,  A.  E.  Peacock. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  C.  V.  Warner. 

Offices — Technical  High  School. 

MOOSE  JAW  ROMAN  CATHOLIC 
SEPARATE  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  No.  22 

MOOSE  JAW,  SASK. 

Chairman,  R.  J.  Deutscher;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Wm.  Z.  Morton;  School  Principal,  Rev.  Mother 
Alphonsiane  De  Sion;  Address,  1024  Connaught  Ave, 


BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
NEW  WESTMINSTER,  B.C. 

Chairman,  C.  G.  Watson;  Superintendent ,  R.  S. 
Shields;  Maintenance  Superintendent,  S.  R.  Bowe, 
Sec.-Treas.,  J.  F.  Bradury. 


SCHOOL8  PRINCIPALS 

Lester  Pearson  High  School .  .  .  I.  F.  Douglas 
Vincent  Massey  Jr.  . 

High  School . R.  W.  Adams 

Lord  Kelvin  Elementary . H.  M.  Campbell 

John  Robson  Elementary . R.  F.  Hine 

Sir  Richard  McBride 

Elementary . O.  B.  Elliott 

Herbert  Spencer 

Elementary . W.  D.  W.  Clarke 

Lord  Tweedsmuir 

Elementary . W.  O.  Hudson 

Queen  Elizabeth 

Elementary . A.  F.  Sweet 


THE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
NIAGARA  FALLS,  ONT. 

Chairman,  Miss  Winnifred  Stokes;  Bus.  Admin,  and 
Sec.-Treas.,  W.  H.  Kribs. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Collegiate- Vocation  Institute.  .  .A.  G.  McColl 

Barker  Street . Robert  O  Petrie 

Glenview . L.  A.  Near 

Kitchener  Street . C.  R.  Glaves 

Maple  Street . J.  M.  Barclay 

Memorial . M.  S.  Zavitz 

Simcoe  Street . G.  E.  L.  Morgan 

Valley  Way . John  Nott 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
OSHAWA,  ONT. 

179  Simcoe  St.  S. 

Chairman,  R.  C.  Bint;  Business  Administrator  and 
Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  Gordon  Bunker. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Albert  St . G.  A.  Korry 

Bloor  St.  E . Mrs.  V.  Higgins 

Cedardale . D.  Shutka 

College  Hill . H.  M.  Brown 

Conant . F.  H.  Wilkinson 

Coronation . R.  McLeod 

Duke  of  Edinburgh . A.  S.  Winter 

Harmony . R.  Harrison 

King  St . D.  A.  Sutton 

E.  A.  Lovell . R.  H.  Broadbent 

Mary  St . E.  K.  James 

North  Simcoe . L.  T.  Savery 

Queen  Elizabeth . F.  H.  Ross 

Ritson . J.  C.  Fetterly 

South  Simcoe . W.  F.  Wendt 

Sunset  Heights . T.  S.  Davidson 

Westmount . H.  N.  Pascoe 

Woodcrest . A.  F.  Higgs 

SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Central  Collegiate 

Institute . H.  E.  Murphy 

Oshawa  Collegiate  and 

Vocational  Institute. .  . M.  F.  Kirkland 

CITY  OF  OTTAWA  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
OTTAWA,  ONT. 

OFFICIALS 

Chief  Inspector ,  W.  T.  MacSkimming;  Inspectors, 
Mr.  R.  VanLoon,  P.  H.  Seymour,  H.  A.  Christie, 
G.  Peacock;  Secretary  Treasurer,  Gordon  E.  Haram; 
School  Attendance  Officer,  J.  T.  Armstrong;  Superin¬ 
tendent  of  Buildings,  C.  E.  Johnson;  School  Medical 
Officer,  Dr.  L.  P.  MacHaffie. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Alta  Vista . C.  B.  Bell 

Bayview . R.  Dillabough 

Borden . D.  Webster 

Boys'  Vocational,  (Fifth 

Avenue)  .  . . C.  W.  Crumback 

Broadview . Dr.  C.  B.  Storr 

Cambridge  St . R.  Ross  Forbes 

Carleton  Heights . Miss  Bertha  Chalmers 

Charles  H.  Hulse . L.  Smith 

Churchill  Ave . G.  C.  Thompson 

Connaught . M.  A.  L.  Fusee 

Crichton  St . Miss  E.  Headrick 


1956  ] 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


595 


D.  Roy  Kennedy . Miss  Alice  Butler 

Devonshire . D.  B.  Sutherland 

Elgin . H.  C.  Henry 

Elmdale . J.  T.  Sutherland 

Ellwood . Mrs.  S.  Panabaker 

First  Ave. . . . . O.  Hancock 

Girls’  \  ocational  (First  Ave.).  Miss  Helen  M.  Taylor 

Glashan . Mr.  M.  A.  Pelton 

Grant . J.  H.  Watson 

Hawthorne . .Miss  V.  Gorsline 

Hilson  Ave . J.  G.  Stephen 

Hopewell  Ave . Wm.  G.  String 

Kent  St . G.  McElwain 

Lady  Evelyn . C.  R.  Lounsbury 

Manor  Park . H.  R.  Cummings 

Maxwell . R.  Andrew 

Mutchmor . D.  A.  H.  Gillies 

Osgoode  St . A.  D.  Beattie 

Overbrook . Miss  M.  E.  Arthur 

Percy  St . . .  ,G.  L.  Ketcheson 

Quarries . W.  H.  MacLaren 

Riverview . E.  F.  Jordan 

St.  Laurent  Blvd . A.  K.  Bell 

Viscount  Alexander . Miss  L.  Tate 

W.  E.  Gowling . R.  B.  Howitt 

Wellington  St . .  F.  A.  Mark 

Woodroffe . G.  G.  Styles 

York  St . H.  G.  Pocock 

( For  High  Schools,  See  Index ) 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC 

SEPARATE  SCHOOL  BOARD,  OTTAWA 

office:  GUIGUE8  SCHOOL - MURRAY  STREET 

Chairman ,  Arthur  Desjardins;  Superintendent  and 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Aim6  Arvisais,  B.A.,  F.C.I.S.; 
Business  Administrator,  Raymond  Groulx;  Supt.  of 
Bldgs.,  Horace  Boudreault;  Attendance  Officer,  Arthur 
Savard;  Inspectors ,  C.  A.  Latour,  B.A.;  F.  J.  Mc¬ 
Donald,  D.Ph.,  Falconio  Choquette,  B.A.,  Ad61ard 
Gascon,  D.Ph.,  W.  K.  Shea,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
PETERBOROUGH,  ONT. 

Director  of  Education,  E.  P.  Ray,  Ph.D. 
Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  D.  J.  Hynes,  B.A., 
B.Paed. 

Inspector  of  Public  Schools,  P.  D.  Windrim,  B.A., 
B.Paed. 

Attendance  Officer,  D.  A.  Loomis. 
Secretary-Treasurer  and  Business  Administrator, 
H.  L.  Hamley. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Armour  Heights . C.  Bullock,  B.A. 

Cameron  Street . Miss  H.  Bonnycastle 

Central . D.  Crawford 

Confederation . J.  Nichols,  B.A. 

Grove . J.  Barnard,  B.A. 

King  Edward . J.  Telford,  B.A. 

King  George . C.  D.  Munro,  B.A. 

May’s . G.  Ball 

Parkhill . Miss  C.  Bailey 

Prince  of  Wales . R.  J.  Bolton,  B.A. 

Queen  Alexandra . R.  K.  McKee,  B.A. 

Queen  Elizabeth . H.  R.  Wilson,  B.A. 

Queen  Mary . O.  M.  Steer 

Peterborough  Collegiate  and 

Vocational  School . R.  D.  Brown,  B.A. 

Kenner  Collegiate . B.  W.  Switzer,  B.A.Sc. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

PORT  ARTHUR,  ONT. 

Chairman,  George  Crittall;  Business  Administra¬ 
tor,  W.  James  Griffis. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Collegiate  Institute.  . . Hugh  Dalzell 

Technical  and  Commercial 

High  School.  . . Wilmot  L.  Rundle 

Algonquin  Ave.  School . William  A.  Climie 

Balsam  Street  School . Murdo  MacKenzie 

Black  Bay  Road  School . James  Martin 

Central  School . Max  Shapiro 

Cornwall  School . Charles  W.  Hodgson 

Current  River  School . Claude  E.  Garton 

Oliver  Road  School . Kenneth  Low 

Pine  St.  School . . Lloyd  T.  Slichter 

Prospect  Ave.  School . Vivian  Booking 

Queen  Elizabeth  School . David  H.  Botly 

Shuniah  School . F.  Clark  MacDonald 

St.  James  School . Herman  H.  Schmidt 


PRINCE  ALBERT  PUBLIC  SCHOOL 
DISTRICT  No.  3 

PRINCE  ALBERT,  SASIC. 

Chairman,  W.  J.  Hooper. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  G.  Pechey. 

Offices,  Room  5,  Masonic  Temple,  Prince  Albert, 
Sask. 


PRINCE  ALBERT  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE 
BOARD 

Chairman,  G.  H.  Whitter;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mr. 
A.  W.  Pechey,  Masonic  Temple,  Prince  Albert, 
Sask. 

PRINCE  ALBERT  CATHOLIC  SEPARATE 
SCHOOL  DISTRICT  No.  6 

PRINCE  ALBERT,  SASK. 

Chairman ,  L.  A.  Boileau 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Y.  A.  Menard. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

St.  John . Wm.  Hawrlyulc 

St.  Joseph . Sr.  Marie  St.  Alban 

St.  Mark  School . Sr.  Marie  de  Montfort 

St.  Paul . Sr.  Joan  of  the  Cross 

St.  Michael . Sr.  Rose-Marie 

THE  CATHOLIC  SCHOOL 
COMMISSION  OF  QUEBEC 
Quebec  City,  P.Q. 

President,  Hon.  Cyrille-F.  Del&ge,  N.P.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Eug&ne  Huot. 


PROTESTANT  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL 
COMMISSIONERS  OF  CITY  OF  QUEBEC 
Chairman,  Very  Rev.  R.  L.  Seaborn;  Sec. -Treasurer, 
H.  C.  Thorn,  75  Belvedere  Rd.,  Quebec. 

QUEBEC  HIGH  SCHOOL 
75  Belvedere  Road,  Quebec,  Que. 

Principal,  H.  G.  Young,  B.A. 

st.  george’s  school 
Principal,  Miss  H.  S.  Sinclair, 

265  St.  Cyrille  Street,  Quebec,  Que. 


REGINA  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 


REGINA,  SASK. 


Chairman,  C.  L.  Pedersen,  LL.B. 

Superintendent,  W.  C.  How,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  Sec.- 
Treas.,  Z.  M.  Hamilton. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Albert . C.  II.  Koester,  B.A. 

Argyle . A.  A.  McDowell,  B.A. 

Areola . Miss  M.  V.  McKay,  B.A. 

Assiniboine . Miss  D.  M.  Westbrook 

Athabasca . D.  R.  MacDonald,  B.Ed. 

Benson . C.  F.  Crowe,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Connaught . S.  D.  Shaw,  B.A. 

Davin . W.  PI.  Ford,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Glen  Elm . Miss  E.  E.  Pomroy 

Haultain . R.  Chisholm,  B.A. 

Herchmer . A.  W.  Pickard,  B.A. 

Highland  Park . Mrs.  Ivy  Smith,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 

Imperial . J.  Dawson,  B.A. 

Innismore . Mrs.  Irene  Adair 

Kitchener . N.W.  McMath,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Lakeview . PI.  G.  R.  Walker,  B.A. 

Lome . Mrs.  E.  M.  Stephens 

McNab . Miss  M.  M.  Stevenson 

Peart . G.  M.  Taylor,  B.A. 

Queen  Elizabeth . Miss  E.  M.  Faulkner 

Rosemount . Miss  Marguerite  Robert¬ 

son,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 


Strathcona . E.  D.  Walker 

Thomson . Miss  A.  E.  Graham,  B.Ed. 

Victoria . R.  Purdie,  B.Sc. 

Wetmore . H.  W.  Anderson,  B.A. 

Wascana . Miles  Kinney,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 


REGINA  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE  BOARD 
Chairman  Colleainte  Soar 5,  Mr.  Robert  Usher; 
Chairman  Vocational  Educational  Committee,  J.  A. 
Taylor;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mr.  S.  H.  Wilcox; 
Assistant,  Mrs.  Violet-Jean  McClocklin. 


596 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


[1956 


Principals — Balfour  Technical  School,  G.  A.  Mutch, 
B.Sc.A.,  B.Ed.;  Central  Collegiate  Institute,  Mr. 
T.  W.  Hunt,  B.A.,  B.Ed.;  Scott  Collegiate  Institute, 
J.  R.  A.  Pollard,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
ST.  CATHARINES,  ONT. 

Chairman,  A.  I.  Wallis,  Superintendent,  M.  F. 
Pummell;  Public  School  Inspector,  H.  R.  Partlow; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  W.  Davis. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Collegiate  Inst,  and  V oc. 

School . George  E.  Currie 

Edith  Cavell . Leslie  Austin 

Connaught . Walter  E.  Thompson 

Glen  Ridge . Frederick  S.  Herr 

Memorial . Thomas  E.  Orr 

Prince  of  Wales . A.  A.  Morrison 

Queen  Elizabeth . Mrs.  H.  A.  Baumann 

Queen  Mary . Samuel  McMullen 

Sir  Winston  Churchill  . .  ,E.  I.  McCulley 

W.  J.  Robertson . Fred  O.  McQuiggin 

Victoria . Wesley  Nunnamaker 

THE  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
AND  VOCATIONAL  COMMITTEE  OF 
SAINT  JOHN,  N.B. 

Chairman,  S.  F.  Jamieson;  Superintendent,  W.  H. 
MacKenzie,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  Assistant  Superintendent, 
B.  L.  McCarthy,  B.A. ;  Secretary,  Mr.  Frank  E. 
Christiansen;  Assistant  Secretary,  G.  S.  _  Brewer; 
Director,  Vocational  School,  W.  B.  Main,  B.A.; 
Principal,  Saint  John  High  School,  A.  T.  G.  Harrison, 
M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Principal,  St.  Malachy’s  Memorial 
High  School,  R.  S.  McMurray,  M.A.;  Principal,  St. 
Vincent’s  Girls’  School,  Rev.  Sister  M.  Bernard,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Plant  Superintendent,  E.  L.  MacElmon; 
Guidance  Supervisor,  Travis  W.  Cushing,  M.Ed.; 
Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  J.  A.  R.  Swan;  Super¬ 
visor  of  Home  Economics,  Ruby  J.  MacNeill,  M.Sc.; 
Supervisors  of  Music,  Muriel  E.  Thompson  and  Paul 
Murray,  Mus.B.,  F.T.C.O.,  A.R.C.M.;  Director 

of  Physical  Education,  Robert  A.  Brodie,  B.A. 

SASKATOON  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  No.  13 
211-4th  Ave.  S.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Chairman,  L.  D.  Haselton,  D.D.S. 

Superintendent,  F.  J.  Gathercole,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Edward  Wedge,  B.Acc.,  F.C.I.S. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Air  Marshal 

Curtis  School.  ,T.  H.  English,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Albert . R.  H.  Trickey,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

Alexandra . A.  F.  Sexsmith,  (Vice-Principal) 

Brunskill . R.  B.  Howsam,  M.Ed. 

Buena  Vista . T.  F.  M.  Porteous,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

Caswell . G.  R.  Clark,  M.A. 

Haultain . J.  L.  Alexander,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

King  Edward. . .  .H.  E.  Hodges,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

King  George . C.  A.  B.  Jones,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Acting) 

Mayfair . L.  M.  Orge,  B.A. 

North  Park . Dale  Shockey,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Pleasant  Hill.  .  .  .D.  L.  Hamilton,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Princess . S.  M.  Mowat,  B.A. 

Queen  Elizabeth .  Roderick  McLeod,  M.Ed.,  B.Sc. 

Sutherland . L.  P.  Buckley,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Thornton . N.  A.  Greaves,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Victoria . B.  S.  Hamilton,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Westmount . Alexander  McKinnon,  M.A. 

Wilson . H.  E.  Carrier,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 


SASKATOON  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE 
BOARD 

211-4th  Avenue  S.  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Chairman,  Vernon  Dallin. 

Secretary-Treasurer  and  Business  Address  same 
as  above. 

COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTES  PRINCIPALS 

Bedford  Road . D.  E.  Walker,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

City  Park . J.  L.  McKinnon,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Nutana . D.  M.  Wilson,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 

Technical . R.  J.  Reynolds,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

ST.  PAUL’S  R.C.  SEPARATE  SCHOOL 
DISTRICT  No.  20 

409  MACMILLAN  BLDG.,  SASKATOON,  SASK. 

Chairman,  E.  M.  Hall,  Q.C. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  E.  D.  Feehan,  B.A. 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  J.  B.  Wedge,  B.Acc.,  LL.B. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 
SAULT  STE.  MARIE,  ONT. 

Chairman,  Orval  Grant;  Director  of  Education 
Ralph  S.  Derby,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  Business  Admini¬ 
strator  and  Secretary  Treasurer,  Reginald  H.  Smith; 
Public  School  Inspector,  A.  Hector  McGrigor,  B.A., 
B.Paed. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Collegiate  Institute . W.  W.  Fraser 

Technical  School . J.  G.  Cameron 

Alex  Muir . H.  MacDonald 

Bay  View . N.  S.  Currie 

Campbell . A.  R.  Priddle 

Central . C.  A.  Bell 

Francis  H.  Clerque . K.  Wilson 

Cody . C.  W.  Hawkins 

David  Kyle . R.  H.  Dunn 

Edith  Cavell . S.  F.  Howe 

King  Edward . R.  M.  Rogers 

King  George . E.  Sand 

McFadden . R.  MacLeod 

Queen  Elizabeth . J.  C.  Agnew 

Wm.  Merrifield  V.C . A.  S.  Upper 

BOARD  OF  PROTESTANT  SCHOOL 
COMMISSIONERS 
SHERBROOKE,  QUE. 

Chairman,-  W.  H.  Bradley;  Superintendent,  W.  W. 
Gibson;  Sec.-Treas.,  Geo.  E.  Ewing. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

High  School . W.  W.  Gibson 

Mitchell . George  MeClintock 

Lawrence . Miss  V.  J.  Hatch 

East  Ward . Mrs.  E.  T.  Lemire 


PUBLIC  AND  HIGH  SCHOOL  BOARDS 
SUDBURY,  ONT. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 

Chairman,  D.  H.  Darling;  Sec.-Treas.,  G.  T.  Lane. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Alexander . A.  T.  Grieve 

College  St . L.  McCluskie 

Elm  St . Wm.  Gilmour 

King  George  VI . E.  "White 

Lansdowne . W.  E.  Watt 

Prince  Charles . W.  R.  Edgar 

Princess  Anne . G.  "VV.  Waddell 

Queen  Elizabeth  2nd . M.  J.  Barnes 

Wembley . W.  P.  Kedey 

HIGH  SCHOOL  BOARD 

Chairman,  F.  W.  Sheridan;  Purchasing  Agent  and 
Secretary-Treasurer,  G.  T.  Lane;  A/Principal,  High 
School,  F.  J.  Costigan;  Principal,  Technical  School, 
R.  G.  McDorman. 

CATHOLIC  SCHOOL  COMMISSION 
THREE  RIVERS,  QUE. 

Chairman,  Rosario  Blanchet;  Sec.-Treas.,  M.  J. 
U.  GiAgoire. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Acad6mie  de  la  Salle . Frdre  L6on 

Ecole  St.  Paul . Fr&re  Raphael-Marie 

Ecole  St,.  Patrice . Sr.  Ste  Graciosa 

Ecole  St.  Louis  de 

Gonzague . Sr.  Rose-Emma  de  la  Ste- 

Vierge 

PROTESTANT  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
THREE  RIVERS,  P.Q. 

Chairman  and  Purchasing  Agent,  Gordon  B.  Baxter, 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Dick  Stevenson;  Principal,  High 
School,  P.  N.  Hartwick. 

TORONTO  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 

165  COLLEGE  ST. 

Business  Administrator  and  Sec.-'l  reasurer,  C.  Harvey 
R.  Fuller,  B  A.  So. 

Director  of  Education,  C  C  Goldring,  M.A.,  D.Paed. 
Inspectors — See  Index. 

Solicitor,  D.  Hillis  Osborne,  B.A.,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Secretary,  F.  J.  Richmond,  F.C.I.S. 

Deputy  Business  Administrator,  Albert  Hodgins, 
F.C.I.S. 

Superintendent  of  Maintenance,  H.  Ethell 
Supt.  of  Purchasing  and  Supplies,  D.  J.  Dixon. 
Architect,  F.  C.  Etherington,  M.R.A.I.C. 

Chief  Accountant,  J.  M.  Oliver. 


1956] 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


597 


Public  Schools  Principals 

Adam  Beck  . M.  McCordic,  B.A. 

Alexander  Muir . John  B.  Davies 

Allenby . J.  A.  Barr 

Annette  Street . G.  A.  Anderson,  B.A. 

Balmy  Beach . E.  V.  Pollard,  B.A. 

Bedford  Park . K.  C.  Cameron,  B.A., 

B  Paed. 

Blythwood . N.  London,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Bowmore  Road . E.  F.  Brooks 

Brant  Street . J.  B.  Morris 

Brock  Avenue . J.  E.  Laughlin, 

B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Brown .  J.  M.  Brown 

Bruce . R.  D.  Graham 

Charles  G.  Fraser . S.  G.  Ellison 

Church  Street . E.  J.  Westover 

Clinton  Street . N.  L.  Pollard,  B.A. 

Coleman  Avenue . A.  C.  Anderson,  B.A. 

Cottingham  Street . A.  A.  Moore,  B.A.  B.Paed. 

Davenport  Rd . R.  Canning 

Davisville . H.  E.  Reinke, 

B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Deer  Park . G.  Varty,  B.A.,  ts  Paed. 

Dewson  Street . M.  W.  Niehol.  B.A. 

Dovercourt . Jas.  A.  Code,  B.A. ,  B.Paed. 

Duke  of  Connaught . Chas.  Manders,  B.A 

Duke  of  York .  L.  W.  Goldring,  B.A., 

^3,0(1 

Earl  Beatty . S.  J.  Burchell,  B.A. 

Earl  Grey . C.  M.  Rawson 

Earl  Haig . J.  T.  H.  Russell,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Earlscourt . W,  L.  Walling,  B.A. 

Eglinton . W.  J.  Redford, 

B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Essex  Street . W.  J.  Duncan,  B.A. 

Fern  Avenue.  . . H.  W.  Welsh,  B.A. 

Frankland . W.  E.  Fritz,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

General  Mercer . H.  Saul,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Givins  Street . V.  J.  Hudgins,  B.A. 

Gledhill  Ave . C.  C.  Swain,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Grace  Street . Miss  V.  McNabb 

Hillcrest . W.  Hall,  B.A. 

Hodgson . Miss  M.  Kennedy,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Howard . M.  W.  Long 

Hughes . L.  Shaw,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Huron  Street . A.  C.  Slater,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Indian  Rd.  Crescent . E.  T.  Barnes 

Island . R.  E.  Dennis 

Jesse  Ketchum . R.  Richardson,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 


John  Fisher . I.  B.  Perkin,  B.A. 

John  Ross  Robertson.  .  .  .H.  E.  Whitley,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

John  Wanless . N.  L.  Matthews,  B.A. 

Keele  Street . F.  G.  Tobias,  B.A. 

Kent . J.  M.  McEachern,  B.A. 

B.Paed. 

Kew  Beach . R.  McArthur,  B.A., 

Kimberley  St . R.  E.  Story,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

King  Edward . H.  F.  Gulston 

Lansdowne .  A.  P.  McNabb, B. A. . 

B.Paed. 

Leslie  Street . L.  Newton,  B.A. 

Lord  Dufferin . R.  R.  Paterson,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Maurice  Cody . D.  S.  Macpherson,  B.A. 

McMurrieh .  N  W  MaeC'allum 

Morse  Street . L.  Hall,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Niagara  Street . G.  Gilson,  B.A. 

Norway . R.  S.  Godbold,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Ogden . H.  Carbin,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Orde  Street . R.  P.  Montgomery 

Oriole  Park . G.  Phillips,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Palmerston  Avenue . H.  Kilty,  B.A. 

Pape  Avenue . C.  R.  Fallis 

Park . M  MacDonald,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Parkdale . H.  H.  Monkman,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Pauline  Ave . Miss  M.  A.  Robinson, 

B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Perth  Avenue . L.  H.  Stiver,  B.A. 

Queen  Alexandra . D.  Mewhort,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 


Queen  Victoria . R.  S.  Stewart,  B.A., 

M,  ,  B.Paed. 

Regal  Road . G.  A.  J.  Knott,  B.A. 

Boden . W.  H.  Christopher,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Rose  Avenue . H.  B.  Kerruish 

Rosedale . G.  Smart 

ttumiymede .  W.  E  Hartwick,  B.A. 

Ryerson . J.  K.  Strangway,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Sackville  Street . Miss  Alta  Smith 

St.  Clair  Avenue . H.  McQueen,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Shirley  Street . E.  W.  Hart,  B.A. 

Sunny  View . H.  K.  Maurer 

Wellesley . Miss  M.  Moore,  B.A. 

Whitney . C.  Vanderburgh,  B.A. 

Wilkinson . S.  Robertson,  B.A. 

Williamson  Road . D.  A.  Melver,  B.A., 

.  ,  B.Paed. 

Winchester  Street . A.  MacEachern, 

B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Withrow  Avenue . W.  G.  Porter 

High  Park  Forest  School  .Garnet  Macklin,  O.B.E., 

B.A 

Hospital  for  Sick  Children.Miss  M.  Moore,  B.A. 
Home  for  Incurable 

Children . Miss  M.  Moore,  B.A. 

Hospital  for  Convalescent 

Children . I.  B.  Perkin,  B.A. 

Loyal  True  Blue  and 

Orange  Orphanage.  .  .  .  D.  S.  Macpherson,  B.A. 

Art  Gallery  of  Toronto.  .  .Lucy  M.  McMurray 

Long  Branch  School . J.  E.  Laughlin, 

B.A.,  B.Paed. 

COLLEGIATES  AND  HIGH  SCHOOLS 
See  Index 


TORONTO  TECHNICAL  SCHOOLS 
Central  Technical  School.  Lippinoott  ami  Harbord 
Streets — Principal,  G.  M.  Gore,  B.Sc. 

Danfohtii  Technical  School,  Greenwood  Ave. 

Principal,  H.  B.  Dean,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 
Western  Technical-Commercial  School,  Evelyn 
Crescent — Principal,  J.  F.  Phillips,  M.A.,  B.A. Sc. 
Northern  Technical-Commercial  School,  Roe- 
hampton  Ave.  and  Mount  Pleasant  Road. 
Principal,  H.  J.  Elliott,  B.A. Sc.,  B.Paed. 


TORONTO  HIGH  SCHOOLS  OF  COMMERCE 
Central  School,  Shaw  and  Dewson  Sts. — Principal, 
R.  J.  Aitehison,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

Eastern  School,  Phin  and  Chatham  Ave.,  south  of 
Danforth — Principal,  P.  A.  Moreland,  B.A., 
B.Paed. 

Western  School,  Glendonwynne  and  Evelyn  Crescent. 

Principal . 

Northern  Vocational  School.  Roehampton  Ave.  and 
Mount  Pleasant  Road.  Principal,  H.  J.  Elliott, 
B.A.Sc.,  B.Paed. 

TORONTO  HANDICRAFT  SCHOOLS 
Boulton  Ave.  Jr.  Vocational  School,  237  Boulton 
and  First  Avenues — Principal,  Mary  Hill. 

Edith  L.  Groves  Jr.  Vocational  School,  344 
Dovercourt  Road — Principal,  Mrs.  Hilda  C. 
Ireland. 

Jarvis  Jr.  Vocational  School,  361  Jarvis  Street — 
Principal,  Albert  Buie,  B.A. 

TORONTO 

METROPOLITAN  SEPARATE  SCHOOL  BOARD 
477  JARVIS  ST.,  TORONTO 

Executive  Officer:  John  Middleweek,  Business  Ad¬ 
ministrator  and  Secretary-Treasurer. 


BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS 
TRURO,  N.S. 

Chairman,  F.  D.  Whitman;  Purchasing  Agent, 
R.  H.  Davidson. 


SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Colchester  Co.  Academy  ,H.  M.  Cox 

Alice  St . Gordon  Cruikshanks 

Central . J.  Harris  Reid 

Willow  St . Miss  Jane  Bent 

The  Princess  Margaret 

Rose . Mrs.  Lucille  Chapman 


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BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


[  1  956 


THE  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES 
VANCOUVER,  B.C. 

Chairman  of  Board,  G.  W.  Rogers;  Superintendent 
of  Schools,  Dr.  R.  F.  Sharp;  Assistant  Superintendent 
of  Secondary  Schools,  H.  B.  Smith;  Assistant  Superin¬ 
tendent  of  Elementary  Education,  D.  B.  MacKenzie; 
Inspector  of  Secondary  Schools,  F.  M.  Wallace;  In¬ 
spector  of  Elementary  Schools,  J.  V.  Grant ;  Director, 
Dept,  of  Research  and  Special  Services,  Dr.  S.  A.  Miller, 
M.A.,  D.Paecl. ;  Director,  Adult  Education,  G.  Bruce; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  F.  Hines;  Building  Superin¬ 
tendent,  J.  A.  Jones;  Chief  Engineer,  A.  G.  Burrows; 
Director  of  Construction  and  Maintenance,  E.  D.  King. 
Elementary  Schools 

NAME  OF  SCHOOL  NAME  OF  PRINCIPAL 

Alexandra . J*  G*_J?urr*e 

Bay  view . E.  S.  Sims 

Beaconsfield . G.  E.  Gant 

Begbie  A.  E.  Henderson 

Brock.’.*.”. . J.  A.  Harper 

Carleton . •^'•5,'.  Smith 

•Edith  Cavell . M.  Timberlake 

Dawson . i’  PT* 

Charles  Dickens . C.  H.  Skeldmg 

Douglas . W.  M.  Robson 

Fleming . B.  Fletcher 

Franklin . W.  Thompson 

Simon  Fraser . W.  D.  Franklin 

General  Gordon . R-  B •  Steeves 

Grandview . W.  Magar 

Hastings . G.  S.  Wilson 

Henry  Hudson . R.  K.  Found 

Kerrisdale . W.  F.  Houston 

Lord  Kitchener . G.  R.  Montgomery 

Laurier . A.  F.  Wilks 

Livingstone . J,  L-  Bennett 

Lloyd  George . W.  J.  Eades 

McBride . N.  L.  Kirk 

Macdonald . J-  M.  Buckley 

Sir  A.  Mackenzie . T.  Woodcock 

Maple  Grove . W.  H.  W.  Hardwick 

Moberly . J-  R.  Atkinson 

Model . M.  Wark  _ 

Mt.  Pleasant . -G.  T.  Jamieson 

Lord  Nelson . W.  E.  Boyes 

Florence  Nightingale . G.  Harris 

John  Norquay . C.  H.  Shoemaker 

Osier . J.  A.  Colbert 

Prince  of  Wales . E.  S.  Meek 

Queen  Elizabeth . A.  E.  Shearman 

Queen  Mary . E.  W.  Bowering 

Quilchena . G.  Hardy 

Renfrew . E.  V.  Caspell 

Cecil  Rhodes . W.  E.  Whatmough 

Laura  Secord . W.  McLachlan 

Lord  Roberts . I.  Boyd 

Lord  Selkirk . S.  Taylor 

Sexsmith . W.  Wilander 

Seymour . D.  Capon 

Kingsford  Smith . R.  Muir 

Southlands . J.  F.  Herd 

Strathcona . H.  E.  Patterson 

Tecumseh . . F.  P.  Lightbody 

Lord  Tennyson . D.  Jones 

Trafalgar . W.  M.  McGown 

Van  Horne . J.  Godfrey 

Wolfe . L.  H.  Robb 

Junior-Senior  High  Schools 

Lord  Byng . E.  Yeo 

Gladstone . D.  L.  Pritchard 

Kitsilano . V.  A.  Wiedrick 

John  Oliver . P.  Whitley 

Technical . E.  M.  White 

Junior  High  Schools 

Point  Grey . H.  S.  Johnston 

Templeton . E.  J.  Irwin 

Senior  High  Schools 

Britannia . W.  T.  Abercrombie 

Fairview . A.  T.  Alsbury 

King  Edward . W.  C.  Wilson 

King  George . R.  Cameron 

Magee . R.  C.  Thomas 

Prince  of  Wales . E.  S.  Meek 

Adult  Schools 

Vancouver  School  of  Art . F.  A.  Amess 

Vocational  Institute . D.  H,  Goard 


THE  VERDUN  CATHOLIC  SCHOOL 
COMMISSION 
4480  Champlain  Blvd. 

VERDUN,  P.Q. 

Chairman  of  Board ,  N.  J.  A.  Vermette. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Paul  Roy. 

BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES  OF 
GREATER  VICTORIA 

VICTORIA,  B.C. 

(Embodying  the  former  Boards  of  Victoria,  Saanich, 
Esquimalt  and  Oak  Bay) 

Chairman  of  the  Board . •  •  •  •  •  •  W.  P. 

Municipal  Inspector  of  Schools.  .  .John  Gough,  M.A. 
Asst.  Municipal  Inspector  of  Schools 

Alex  Turnbull,  M.C.,  B.A.,  M.M. 

Secretary-Treasurer . T.  L.  Christie 

Superintendent  of  Buildings  and  Grounds 

R.  Hamilton  Smith,  B.A.,  SC. 

Purchasing  Agent . W.  B.  Dickieson 

School  Health  Inspectors,  Dr.  E.  Mahany,  Dr.  G.  G. 

Kenning  and  Dr.  A.  N.  Beattie. 

Supervisors: 

Technical  and  Industrial  Arts . John  S.  White 

Primary  . Marian  D.  James 

Child  Study  '.  . A.  Verna  Turner,  M.A. 

Physical  Education . George  Grant,  M.A. 

Audio-Visual  Education . .  .  .  Denis  W.  Brown,  B.A. 

Mental  Hygiene . Harvey  Mickelson,  B.A. 

Music . Harry  J.  Bigsby,  B.A. 

Speech  Therapist _ Marie  C.  Crickmay,  L.C.S.T. 

schools  principals 

Victoria  College . W.  Harry  Hickman,  M.A. 

Victoria  College  .  Dorothy  M.  Cruickshank  (Registrar) 

Esquimalt  High  School . Clive  A.  Kelly,  B.A. 

Mt.  Douglas  High  School . Eric  Forster,  B.A. 

Mt.  View  High  School.  J.  M.  Thomas,  M.A.,  D.Paed. 

Oak  Bav  High  School . Charles  A.  Gibbard,  B.A. 

Oak  Bay  Jr.  High  School ..  Rudyard  T.  Kipling, 

B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Victoria  High  School.  .Henry  D.  Dee,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 
Central  Junior  High  School  m.  McMichael,  B.A. 

S.  J.  Willis  Jr.  High  School. B.  C.  Gillie,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 
Landsdowne  Jr.  High....Wm.  D.  Reid,  B.A.,  M.Ed 

Bank  Street . Eleanor  M.  Bell 

Beacon  Hill . Ellen  Styan 

Burnside . John  Barton 

Cedar  Hill . Robert  Mainwaring 

Cloverdale . Ernest  G.  Woodward 

Craigflower . Malcolm  Dunnett 

Doncaster . George  S.  Taylor,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Frank  Hobbs . John  R.  L.  Hayes 

George  Jay . Cyril  A.  Michell,  B.A. 

Glanford . Frank  Jarvis 

Gordon  Head . P.  Dan  Parfitt 

James  Bay . Ronald  Berod 

Lampson  Street . Norman  P.  Forbes 

Macaulay . Arthur  Isaacson 

Margaret  Jenkins . George  H.  Love 

Monterey . Walter  C.  Brynjolfson,  B.A. 

McKenzie  Avenue . Jack  Chatfield,  B.A. 

North  Ward . Lloyd  D.  Main 

Oak  Bay . Irvine  Dawson 

Oaklands . Horace  R.  Dawson 

Quadra . Robert  N.  Grubb,  B.A. 

Quadra  Primary . Miss  Victoria  E.  Lemmax 

Richmond . Mrs.  Amy  Adams 

Sir  James  Douglas . A.  J.  Stevenson 

South  Park . Wilfrid  J.  Orchard,  B.A. 

Spring  Ridge . Mrs.  Dorothy  M.  Toder 

Strawberry  Vale . Robert  H.  Jones,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Tillicum . Walter  J.  Kitley,  B.A. 

Tolmie . Harold  C.  O’Donnell,  B.A. 

Victoria  West . J.  Harry  Downard 

View  Royal . Elved  V.  Davies 

Willows . Thomas  N.  Curteis,  B.A. 

SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS  FOR  THE 
CITY  OF  WESTMOUNT 
10  Academy  Rd.,  Westmount,  P.Q. 
Chairman,  T.  W.  Gilmour;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
C.  H.  Savage. 

SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Westmount  High  School . R.  O.  Bartlett 

Junior  High  School . L.  R.  Steeves 

Roslyn  Elementary . G.  H.  Penrose 

King’s  Elementary . F.  E.  L.  Sharpe 

Queen’s  Elementary . A.  M.  Pitcairn 


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BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION 


599 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION,  WINDSOR,  ONT. 
Chairman,  P.  P.  McCallum,  C.L.U. 

Director  of  Education,  T.  C.  White,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 
Assistant  Director  of  Education  and  Superintendent 
of  Public  Schools,  C.  R.  MacLeod,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 
Superintendent  of  Secondary  Schools,  J.  L.  Ord,  B.  A. 
Public  School  Inspector,  K.  H.  D.  Hall.  B.A. 
B.Paed. 

Business  Manager — Accounting,  W.  G.  Abraham. 
Business  Manager — General,  F.  G.  Hodges,  B.A. 
Superintendent  of  Maintenance,  L.  F.  Gough. 
Address,  451  Park  St.  W. 

WINDSOR  SEPARATE  SCHOOL  BOARD 
WINDSOR.  ONT. 

Chairman,  Donald  Brian. 

Business  Administrator  and  Secretary  Treasurer, 
Norman  R.  Langlois.  Address  75  Park  St.  W. 

WINNIPEG  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BOARD 
WINNIPEG,  MAN. 

School  District  of  Winnipeg  No.  1 

ADMINISTRATIVE  STAFF 

Chairman,  Mrs.  H.  Murphy;  Superintendent  of 
Schools,  W.  C.  Lorimer,  M.A.,  Ed.D.;  AssL  Superin¬ 
tendents,  G.  T.  MacDonell,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  A.  D.  Thom¬ 
son,  M.A.,  B.Ed.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  F.  A.  Allden; 
Commissioner  of  Works  and  Buildings,  W.  A.  Martin, 
M.R.A.I.C.;  Purchasing  Agent,  L.  D.  Rankin; 
Solicitor,  J.  K.  Morton,  Q.C. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Aberdeen . F.  C.  Davey,  B.A. 

Alexandra . Miss  I.  Jefferies,  B.A., 

B.Paed. 

Andrew  Mynarski . 0.  E.  Holmes,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Argyle . Miss  J.  M.  Cameron 

Ashland . A.  Smigel 

Brock-Corydon . A.  J.  Pybus,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 

Carpathia . J.  A.  Fraser,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Cecil  Rhodes . R.  H.  Wellwood,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 

Champlain . C.  Biglow,  B.A. 

Churchill . J.  M.  Scurfield,  B.A., 

M.Ed. 

Clifton . Miss  A.  MacDonald,  B.A. 

Daniel  McIntyre  High.  ..E.  H.  Morgan,  M.A. 

David  Livingstone . I.  G.  Minshull,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

David  Thompson . L.  E.  Walker,  B. Sc., B.Ed. 

Dufferin . Miss  C.  Mass 

Earl  Grey . C.  A.  E.  Hensley,  M.A. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  PRINCIPALS 

Greenway  Nos.  1  and  2.  .C.  W.  Wharton 

Grosvenor . Mrs.  G.  Keith,  B.A. 

Harrow .  .  .  .  .  .Mrs.  I.  L.  Campbell 

Hugh  John  Macdonald.  .  D.  A.  Patterson,  B.A. 

T  B.Paed. 

Inkster . C.  G.  Saunders,  B.Sc., 

r  tj  ,  M.Ed. 

Isaac  Brock . G.  A.  Duncan,  B.A. 

Isaac  Newton  High . Ii.  E.  Snyder  B  A 

Isbister.  . R.  L.  Donald',  B.A.,  M.Ed. 

John  M.  King . T.  E.  Babb,  B.A.,  B.Ed 

Kelvin  Tech.  High . R.  J.  Cochrane,  B.A., 

„  M.Ed. 

Kent  Road . G.  L.  Kramer,  B.A.,  B.Ed 

King  Eddard . A.  F.  Goodridge,  M.A. 

Lansdowne . H.  M.  Bell,  B.A. 

Laura  Secord . F.  D.  Baragar,  B.A. 

La  Verendrye . Miss  M.  R.  Conway,  B.A 

B.Ed.,  LL.D. 

Lord  Nelson . W.  Ii.  McIntyre,  B.A., 

M.Ed. 

Lord  Roberts . F.  C.  Grusz,  B.Sc.,  B.Paed. 

Lord  Selkirk . D.  S.  McIntyre,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 

Luxton . R.  T.  F.  Thompson,  B.A. 

Machray . L.  G.  Robinson,  B.A., 

M.Ed.,  Ph.D. 

Margaret  Scott . J.  H.  Armstrong,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 

Montcalm . Miss  L.  V.  Staples 

Montrose . V.  S.  Dotten,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Mulvey . I.  G.  Arnason,  M.A..  Ph.D. 

Norquay  Nos.  1  and  2. .  .  J.  W.  Chafe,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Pinkham . A.  Noble,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

Principal  Sparling . A.  J.  Ryckman,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Queenston . Miss  M.  A.  Gunter,  B.A. 

Ralph  Brown . Miss  G.  R.  Samuels,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 

River  Heights . D.  N.  Ridd,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

Riverview . R.  M.  Cross,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Robert  PI.  Smith . Miss  M.  K.  McKinnon, 

B.Sc. Ed. 

Robertson . G.  H.  Warren,  B.A. 

Rockwood . Miss  S.  F.  Shack,  B.A., 

M.Ed. 

St.  John’s  High . J.  E.  Ridd,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

St.  Joseph's . 

Sargent  Park . A.  F.  Brown,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Shaughnessy  Park . Miss  M.  E.  Shaw,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 


Elmwood . Miss  D.  M.  Allward 

Faraday . J.  C.  Wherrett,  B.A.,  B.Ed 

Florence  Nightingale.  .  .  .Miss  H.  K.  Kinney,  B.A. 

B.Ed. 

Fort  Rouge . Miss  R.  Scott,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

General  Wolfe . A.  C.  McMurphy,  B.A., 

M.Ed. 

George  V . C.  E.  Abercrombie,  M.A., 

B.Ed. 

Gladstone . Miss  I.  B.  Smith,  B.A., 

B.Ed. 

Glenelm . Mrs.  D.  M.  Lowry 

Gordon  Bell  High  C.  S.  Gow,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed. 


Sir  John  Franklin . Miss  E.  Fisher,  B.Paed. 

Sir  Sam  Steele . Miss  C.  Scott,  B.A. 

Somerset . G.  M.  Newfield,  B.A., 

M.Ed. 

Strathcona . W.  G.  Pearce,  M.A. 

Technical  Voc.  High . B.  F.  Larson,  B.A. 

Victoria-Albert . L.  J.  Crocker,  M.A. 

Wellington . H.  G.  Robson,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

Weston . Miss  M.  L.  Johnston,  B.A. 

William  Osier . W.  N.  Donald,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

William  Whvte . Miss  B.  A.  Nicks,  B.A., 

M.Ed. 

Wolseley . Miss  D.  Lane 


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1933—1938  and  1952—1954 

By  Hugh  R.  Partlow,  B.A.,  B.Paed. 

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SCHOOL  INSPECTORS,  SUPERINTENDENTS,  ETC. 


ALBERTA 

SCHOOL  SUPERINTENDENTS 

Chief  Superintendent,  W.  E.  Frame,  M.A.,  Dept,  of 
Education,  Edmonton. 

Sup’t-at-large . V.  R.  Nyberg,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

Division  Name  and  Address 

No.  1  Berry  Creek . W.  G.  Hay,  M.A.,  Hanna 

No.  2  St.  Mary’s  River . C.  G.  Merkley,  B.Sc., 

Cards  ton 

No.  3  Foremost.  .  .  .L.  D.  Nelson,  M.Ed.,  Foremost 
No.  4  Medicine  Hat 

L.  A.  Walker,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Medicine  Flat 

No.  6  Taber . N.  M.  Purvis,  B.Sc.,  Taber 

No.  7  Lethbridge 

E.  C.  Miller,  B.A.,  523-13  St.,  S.,  Lethbridge 

No.  8  Acadia . A.  H.  Elliot,  B.Sc.,  Oyen 

No.  9  Sullivan  Lake . W.  G.  Hay,  M.A.,  Hanna 

No.  10  Peace  River 

S.  W.  Hooper,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Peace  River 
No.  11  Lac  Ste.  Anne 

J.  I.  Sheppy,  M.A.,  B.Ed.,  Sangudo 

No.  12  Edson . J.  H.  Finlay,  B.Ed.,  Edson 

No.  13  Clover  Bar 

J. C.  Jonason,  M.A.,  Ed.D.,  10426  81  Ave. .Edmonton 
No.  15  Rocky  Mountain 

H.  J.  Hall,  B.Ed.,  Rocky  Mountain  House 

No.  16  Neutral  Hills . A.  E.  Kunst,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

No.  17  Holden . H.  A.  Pike,  B.Ed.,  Holden 

No.  18  Lamont 

J.  H.  Blocksidge,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Lamont 

No.  19  Vegreville . F.  B.  Facey,  M.A.,  Vegreville 

No.  20  Camrose 

J.  R.  S  Hambly,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed.,  Camrose 
No.  21  Two  Hills 

F.  Hannochko,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Two  Hills 
No.  22  Killam..  .Ottar  Massing,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  Killam 
No.  23  Stony  Plain 

Munroe  MacLeod,  M.A.,  Stony  Plain 
No.  24  Sturgeon 

J.  F.  Swan,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  10636-79  Ave.,  Edmonton 
No.  25  Vermilion 

S.  D.  Simonson,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Vermilion 

No.  27  Castor . A.  E.  Kunst,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 

No.  28  Macleod 

W.  S.  Korek,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Claresholm 
No.  29  Pincher  Creek 

J.  A.  McKay,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Pincher  Creek 
No.  30  Drumheller 

W.  R.  Dean,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Drumheller 

No.  31  Olds . X.  P.  Crispo,  M.A.,  Olds 

No.  32  Wainwright 

L.  G.  Hall,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Wainwright 
No.  33  Provost,  E.G. McDonald, B.A.,  B.Ed., Provost 
No.  35  Red  Deer 

R.  V.  McCullough,  A.B.,  Red  Deer 
No.  36  Wetaskiwin 

E.  M.  Erickson,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Wetaskiwin 
No.  37  Westlock 

L.  W.  Kunelius,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Westlock, 
No.  38  Foothills 

C.  M.  Laverty,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  High  River 
No.  39  Smoky  Lake.H.  A.  Kostash,  B.A.,  B.Ed., 

Smoky  Lake 

No.  40  Wheatland. .  .M.  Holman,  B.Ed.,  Strathmore 
No.  41  Calgary 

G.  F.  Hollinshead,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed., 
1001-8th  Ave.  W.,  Calgary 

No.  42  Athabasca 

M.  G.  Gault,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Athabasca 

No.  45  St.  Paul . R.  Racette,  B.A.,  St.  Paul 

No.  46  Bonnyville.  J.  L.  Sylvestre,  B.Sc.,  Bonnyville 
No.  47  Spirit  River 

K.  H.  Thomson,  Ed.D.,  Spirit  River 
No.  48  High  Prairie.G.  L.  Berry  M.A.,  High  Prairie 
No.  49  Strawberry ..  C.  Pyrch,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Leduc 
No.  50  Fairview.  ..  .R.  M.  Ward,  B.Ed.,  Fairview 
No.  51  Lac  La  Biche 

N.  Myskiw,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Lac  La  Biche 
No.  52  Fort  Vermilion 

S.  W.  Hooper,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  Peace  River 
No.  54  East  Smoky 

H.  A.  MacNeil,  M.Ed.,  Grand  Prairie 
No.  55  Red  Deer  Valley 

W.  R.  Dean,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Drumheller 


No.  56  Lacombe.H.  R.  Ross,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Lacombe 
No.  57  Thorhild.I.  Goresky,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Thorhild 

No.  58  Coal  Branch . J.  H.  Finlay,  B.Ed.,  Edson 

No.  59  Barrhead . R.  C.  Ohlsen,  B.Ed.,  Barrhead 

No.  60  Three  Hills 

E.  H.  Bliss,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Three  Hills 
Calgary  Non-Di visional  Districts, 

G.  L.  Wilson,  B.Sc.,  134-8  Ave.  E.,  Calgary 
County  of  Grande  Prairie  No .  1 

E.  D.  Hodgson,  M.Ed.,  Grande  Prairie 
County  of  Vulcan,  No.  2 

A.  L.  Schrag,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Vulcan 
County  of  Ponoka,  No.  3.E.  W.  White,  B.A.,Ponoka 
County  of  Newall,  No.  4 

O.  P.  Larson,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Brooks 
County  of  Warner,  No.  5 

R.  A.  Kimmitt,  M.Ed.,  Warner 
County  of  Stettler,  No.  6, 

T.  K.  Creighton,  M.A.,  Stettler 
County  of  Thorhild,  No.  7, 

I.  Goresky,  M.A.,  M.Ed.,  Thorhild 

INSPECTORS  OF  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

T.  C.  Byrne,  M.A.,  B.Ed.,  Dept,  of  Education, 

Edmonton 

C.  B.  Johnson,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  825-12  St.  A  South, 

Lethbridge 

G.  L.  Mowat,  B.Sc.,  M.A.,  134-8th  Ave.  E.,  Calgary 

J.  W.  Chalmers,  M.A.,  Ed.D.,  Dept,  of  Education. 

A.  W.  Reeves,  M.A.,  Ed.D.,  R.  E.  Rees,  Phd. 

Special  Supervisors 

J.  P.  Mitchell,  B.Sc.,  Industrial  Arts,  Edmonton. 
Miss  A.  Bernice  MacFarlaDe,  B.Ed., 

Home  Economics,  Edmonton. 

A.  A.  Aldridge,  B.A.,  Ed.M.,  Guidance, 
Edmonton. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 
Municipal  Inspectors  of  Schools 
C.  J.  Frederickson,  B.A.2800  McKay  Ave., Burnaby 

John  Gough,  M.A . 1047  Joan  Crescent,  Victoria 

R.  C.  Grant .  2800  McKay  Ave.,  Burnaby 

William  Gray,  M.A . 230  Keith  Rd.  W 

North  Vancouver 
W.  E.  Lucas. .  .230  Keith  Rd.,  W.,  North  Vancouver 

R.  S.  Shields,  B.A . Box  735,  New  Westminster 

A.  Turnbull,  M.C.,  M.M.,  B.A . 1047  Joan  Cresc., 

Victoria 

K.  B.  Woodward,  B.A.  B.Paed.  .  .Box  66,  Cloverdale 


Provincial  Inspectors  of  Schools 

H.  H.  D.  Abbot,  M.A . Creston 

K.  F.  Alexander,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed . Box  10,  Telkwa 

Nelson  Allen,  B.A . Nelson 

J.  N.  Burnett,  E.D.,  M.A. 

736  Granville  St„  Vancouver 

C.  L.  Campbell,  M.A . Court  House,  Nanaimo 

T.  G.  Carter,  M.C . 736  Granville  St.,  Vancouver 

D.  G.  Chamberlain . Williams  Lake 

Jos.  Chell,  M.A . Mission  City 

C.  E.  Clay,  B.A . Grand  Forks 

E.  Dunn . Cranbrook 

H.  C.  Ferguson,  B.A . Court  House,  Port  Alberni 

S.  J.  Graham,  B.A . Trail 

W.  H.  Grant,  B.S.A.,  B.Ed . Abbotsford 

B.  IF.  Harford,  B.A.,  B.Ed . Castlegar 

W.  S.  Hum,  B.A . Campbell  River 

E.  E.  Ilyndman,  B.A.,  B.Paed . Penticton 

F.  L.  Irwin,  B.A . Dawson  Creek 

I.  H.  R.  Jeffery,  B.A . Chilliwack 

H.  P.  Johns . Dept,  of  Education,  Victoria 

G.  E.  Johnson.  B.A.,  B.Ed . Prince  George 

A.  D.  W.  Jones,  B.A . Box  228,  Townsite,  Kitimat 

J.  Kirk,  M.A . Kimberley 

J.  J.  McKenzie,  B.A . Duncan 

F.  A.  McLellan,  M.A.,  B.Paed. 

Dept,  of  Education,  Victoria 
Earl  Marriott,  B.A . Kamloops 

A.  S.  Matheson,  B.A . Kelowna 

W.  J.  Mouat,  B.A . Salmon  Arm 

G.  H.  Nelson,  B.A . Fort  St.  John 

F.  J.  Orme,  B.A.,  B.Paed . Quesnel 

C.  T.  Rendle,  B.A . Hope 

H.  D.  Stafford,  B.A .  Drawer  610,  Langley 

B.  Stibbs.  B.A . New  Westminster 


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C.  I.  Taylor,  B.A.,  B.Ed . Courtenay 

B.  Thorsteinsson,  B.A.,  M.B.A . Powell  River 

A.  S.  To  well,  M.A . . . Vernon 


INSPECTORS  OP  HOME  ECONOMICS 

Miss  M.  C.  Orr,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  (H.E.) 

„  .  Dept,  of  Education,  Victoria 

Miss  J.  R.  Irvine,  B.Sc.,  (H.E.) 

Dept,  of  Education,  Victoria 


INSPECTORS  OF  TECHNICAL  CLASSES 

C.  J.  Strong,  M.A.,  736  Granville  St.  Vancouver.  B.C., 
T.  A.  Quayle,  736  Granville  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 


MANITOBA 

Public  School  Inspectors 
Div.  Name  Address 

1.  J.  N.  Belton,  B.A . Swan  River 

2.  L.  R.  Labossi&re . Roblin 

3.  W.  G.  Booth . Box  397,  Dauphin 

4.  P.  H.  Funk . Shoal  Lake 

5.  Jas  K.  MacKay,  B.A . Box  133,  Gladstone 

6.  R.  E.  Beecher . Box  223,  Neepawa 

7.  Iv.  B.  Thorkelson . Virden 

8.  G.  W.  F.  Brisbin.  .1638  Victoria  Ave.,  Brandon 

9.  J.  A.  George . Deloraine 

10.  Norman  Robson . Pilot  Mound 

11.  W.  S.  Lockhart . Fourth  St.,  Baldur 

12.  W.  C.  Rhind,  B.A.,  M.Ed. 

80-12th  St.  S.W.,  Portage  la  Prairie 

13.  Richard  Moore,  B.A . Box  10,  Carman 

14.  J.  W.  A.  Muirhead,  B.A . Steinbach 

15.  C.  D.  Voigt . Morden 

16.  D.  R.  Thom,  B.A . Dominion  City 

17.  H.  R.  Brown . 5  Tyrone  Apts.,  St.  James 

18.  J.  B.  Day.  .584  Henderson  Hwy.,  East  Kildonan 

19.  B.  Warkentin . Beausejour 

20.  H.  Connolly. 518  Manchester  Bird.,  Fort  Garry 

21.  J.  H.  Menzies . Gimli 

22.  Miss  E.  Boyce..  .  .879  Alverstone  St.,  Winnipeg 

23.  Karl  Pokrant . Eriksdale 

24.  S.  G.  Denham . McCreary 

25.  H.  P.  Moffat . The  Pas 

26.  C.  J.  Muller . 146  Masson  St.,  St.  Boniface 

27.  Howard  Dunfield . Gilbert  Plains 

28.  Wm.  S.  Patterson . Box  1329,  Selkirk 

29.  L.  A.  Floyde,  B.Sc . Box  478,  Killarney 

30.  T.  M.  Whitley . Morris 

31.  William  Friesen . Box  40,  Stonewall 

32.  J.  W.  Butcher,  B.A . Altona 

33.  C.  D.  Bollman,  B.A . Winnipegosis 

34.  A.  S.  Miller,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed . Box  118,  Rivers 

35.  E.  F.  Sims,  B.A.,  M.Ed., 

121  Havelock  Ave.,  St.  Vital 

36.  M.  Ewanchuk,  B.A.,  M.Ed., 

446  Royal  Cresc.,  West  Kildonan 

37.  D.  H.  Stewart,  B.A.,  B.Ed., 

168  Slater  Ave.,  North  Kildonan 
City  of  Winnipeg,  Andrew  Moore,  187  Queenston  St., 
Winnipeg;  Margery  M.  Brooker,  205  Handsart 
Blvd.,  Tuxedo;  A.  F.  Kerr,  375  Beaverbrook  St., 
Winnipeg. 

CHIEF  INSPECTOR  OP  SCHOOLS 

E.  H.  Reid,  B.A.,  M.Ed., 

Dept,  of  Education,  Winnipeg 

HOME  ECONOMICS  SUPERVISOR 

Miss  Helen  Janzen,  Manitoba  Technical  Institute, 
Winnipeg. 

SUPERVISOR  OF  SPECIAL  SCHOOLS 

Bernard  Grafton . Dept,  of  Educ.,  Winnipeg 

TECHNICAL  AND  TRADE  SCHOOLS 

L.  S.  Smith . 172  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 

County  Superintendents — A.  B.  Brooks,  Woodstock; 
J.  E.  Poirier,  M.A.,  Richibucto;  A.  J.  Savoie,  M.A., 
Campbell  ton;  F.  T.  Atkinson,  Moncton;  E.  J.  Mac- 
Lean,  M.A.,  Gagetown;  G.  E.  Mercer,  B.A.,  B.Ed., 
M.A.,  Hampton;  L.  A.  Doucet,  B.A.,  Bathurst; 
G.  F.  McIntyre,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Saint  John;  H.  C. 
Titus,  B.A.,  Fredericton;  R.  J.  Fournier,  B.A., 
D.Paed.,  Edmundston;  D.  A.  Middlemiss,  M.Sc., 
St.  Stephen;  J.  E.  Carten,  M.A.,  Chatham;  D.  R. 
MacLelland,  M.A.,  Andover. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  FOR  EDMUNDSTON 

B.  J.  Collin,  M.A.,  Edmundston, 


SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  FOR  FREDERICTON 

Murray  Sargeant,  LL.D.,  c/o  Bd.  of  School  Trust¬ 
ees,  Fredericton. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  FOR  MONCTON 
Dr.  H.  H.  Trimble,  Moncton. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  FOR  SAINT  JOHN 
Dr.  W.  H.  MacKenzie,  c/o  Bd.  School  Trustees,  1 
Hazen  Ave.,  Saint  John. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  FOR  BATHURST 

J.  E.  Picot,  Bathurst. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  FOR  CAMPBELLTON 

G.  F.  Sypher,  Campbell  ton. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

DISTRICT  SCHOOL  SUPERVISING  INSPECTORS 

G.  Billard,  English  Harbour  W.,  Daniel  Bragg, 
Harbour  Grace;  J.  W.  Case,  110  Craigmillar  Avenue, 
St.  John’s;  George  Chapman,  Deer  Lake;  R.  J. 
Connolly,  M.A.,  Harbour  Grace;  W.  A.  Dawe,  B.Sc., 
9  Froude  Ave.,  St.  John’s;  E.  Ennis  Balsam  Hotel, 
St.  John’s;  Donald  Evely,  B.Sc.,  356  City  Terrace, 
St.  John’s;  D.  Feltham,  B.A.,  Botwood;  C.  R.  Barrett, 
B.A.,  97  Merrymeeting  Rd.,  St.  John’s;  G.  Gallant, 
Ba.dger;  H.  Guy,  Whiteway  St.,  St.  John’s;  R. 
Ivimey,  B.Sc.,  Coleys  Pt.,  Conception  Bay;  O.  L. 
Lawrence,  B.A.,  Channel;  R.  M.  Parsons,  Trinity; 
B.  P.  Walsh,  9  Maple  St.,  St.  John’s;  G.  J.  Woodland, 
B.S.  in  Ed.,  44  Cornwall  Cresc.,  St.  John’s;  R.L 
Dawe,  B.Sc.,  St.  John's. 

NOVA  SCOTIA 
Inspectors  of  Schools 

High  School  Inspector — George  W.  MacKenzie,  M.A., 
B.Paed.,  Education  Office,  Halifax. 

INSPECTORATES  AND  INSPECTORS 

No.  1,  the  County  of  Halifax — B.  C.  Silver,  B.A., 
B.Ed.,  92  Granville  Street,  Halifax,  N.S. 

No.  2,  the  Counties  of  Queens  and  Shelburne — C.  B. 

Le  Grow,  M.A.,  Liverpool. 

No.  3,  the  Districts  of  Yarmouth  and  Digby — C.  W. 

Crowell,  M.A.,  Yarmouth. 

No.  4,  the  County  of  Annapolis — C.  E.  Edwards, 
M.A.,  Bridgetown. 

No.  5,  the  County  of  Kings — S.  C.  Gordon,  M.Ed., 
W  olf  ville. 

No.  6,  the  County  of  Antigonish — H.  M.  Macdonald, 
M.A.,  Antigonish. 

No.  7,  the  County  of  Richmond — R.  J.  Chaisson, 
M.A.,  St.  Peter's. 

No,  8,  the  County  of  Victoria — R.  G.  Bain,  Baddeck. 
No.  9,  the  County  of  Pictou — D.  C.  Fraser,  B.A., 
B.Paed.,  New  Glasgow. 

No.  10,  the  County  of  Cumberland — B.  R.  Hall, 
M.A.,  Parrsboro. 

No.  11,  the  County  of  Cape  Breton — T.  L.  Sullivan, 
MA.,  Sydney. 

No.  12,  the  County  of  Colchester — N.  B.  MacLeod, 
B.Sc.,  B.Com.  M.A.,  Ed.D.,  Truro. 

No.  13,  the  County  of  Inverness — G.  G.  Lent,  M.A., 
Port  Hawkesbury. 

No.  14,  the  Districts  of  Clare  and  Argyle — J.  A. 

Comeau,  M.A.,  Meteghan  River. 

No.  15,  the  County  of  Guysboro — R.  L.  Coldwell, 
M.A.,  Guysboro. 

No.  16,  the  County  of  Lunenburg — H.  J.  Uhlman, 
M.A.,  Lunenburg. 

No.  17,  the  County  of  Hants — M.  W.  Campbell, 

B. A.,  B.Paed.,  Windsor. 

ONTARIO 

Secondary  Education 
Parliament  Buildings,  Toronto 

Superintendent . L.  S.  Beattie,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

Assistant  Superintendents,  H.  R.  Beattie,  B.A. ; 

C.  W.  Booth,  B.A. ;  A.  M.  Moon,  B.A. Sc. ;  S.  D. 
Rendall,  B.A. 

Secondary  School  Inspectors 
F.  C.  Asbury,  M.A.;  Miss  O.  M.  Brownlee,  M.A.; 
Miss  A.  W.  Cameron,  M.A.;  Miss  M.  A.  Clarke, 
M.A. ;  E.  J.  Davies,  B.Sc.;  N.  Davies,  B.A.  ( Agri¬ 
cultural  Classes);  T.  O.  W.  Fowler,  B.Com.,  B.Paed.; 

A.  Gamble,  B.A. Sc.;  D.  W.  Gordon;  J.  F.  Guenther, 

B. A.;  G.  P.  Hillmer,  B.A.;  G.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.;  W. 
T.  Laing,  B.A.;  A.  L.  Lakie,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  H. 
Lemieux,  B.A.;  E.  R.  McClellan,  B.S. A.;  A.  H, 


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McKague,  B.A.;  H.  M.  Mathews;  F.  M.  Mitchell, 

B.Sc.;  W.  R.  Stewart,  B.A.;  ,J.  F.  Swayze,  B.A., 

B. Paed.;  ,1.  R.  Thompson,  B.A.,  B.Paed.;  R.  H. 
Wallace,  M.A.;  W.  T.  Ziegler,  B.S.A.,  M.A. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOL  INSPECTORS 
(Where  Boards  Employ  Supervisory  Officers) 
Belleville,  L.  A.  Kells,  b.a.,  b.paed.;  Brantford, 
Russell  Reid,  b.a.,  (Supt.),  R.  N.  MacLeod,  b.a., 
m. ed.,  Brantford,  Central  School. 

Chatham,  Director  of  Education,  H.  A.  Tanser,  M.A.; 

D. P.ED. 

Fort  William,  T.  A.  S.  McKee,  b.a.,  b.p^d.  (Supt.). 
Guelph,  Director  of  Education,  F.  A.  Hamilton,  b.a., 

B.PAED. 

Hamilton  Director  of  Education,  R.  A.  Riddell,  b.a., 
p.ed.;  V.  N.  Ames,  b.a.,  b.p^ed.  (Supt.);  L.  E. 
Rouse,  b.a.,  B.pyED.;  J.  W.  Van  Loon,  b.a.,  b.p.ed., 
G.  J.  Patterson,  b.a.,  b.p^d.;  G.  R.  Force,  b.a, 

B.PAED. 

Kingston,  Director  of  Education,  A.  C.  Ritter,  b.a., 
b.pjid.;  H.  C.  Hunter,  b.a.,  B.Paed.;  Kitchener, 
R.  M.  Buie,  b.a.,  b.p^d.;  H.  R.  Mark,  b.a.,  b.p^d. 
London,  Director  of  Education,  G.  A.  Wheable,  b.a., 
ll.d. ;  London,  A.  B.  Lucas,  b.a.,  b.paed.  (Supt.); 
W.  D.  Sutton,  b.a.,  b.p^d.;  M.  W.  Chalmers,  b.a., 
b.pjjd. 

Ottawa,  Chief  Inspector,  W.  T.  MacSkimming,  m.a., 
p*o,;  H.  A.  Christie,  b.a.,  b.com.,  b.p^d.;  P.  H. 
Seymour,  b.a.,  b.p*d.;  M.  R.  Van  Loon,  b.a., 
b.pacd.,  G.  Peacock,  b.a.,  b.ed. 

Peterborough,  Director  of  Education;  E.  P.  Ray, 
m.a.,  ph.d.,  D.  J.  Hynes,  b.a.,  b.paed.,  Supt.  Public 
Schools.;  P.  D.  Windrim,  b.a.,  b.p«d. 

St.  Catharines,  M.  F.  Pummel!,  b.a.,  b.p*d.,  Supt. 

of  Public  Schools;  H.  R.  Partlow,  b.a.,  d.  p/el>. 
Sarnia,  William  Rogers,  b.a.,  b.paed.,  Director  of 
Education,  H.  F.  Froud,  b.a.,  b.psd.;  Sault  Ste. 
Marie,  R.  S.  Derby,  b.a.,  b.pjed.,  Director  of 
Education,  A.  H.  McGrigor,  b.a.,  b.paed.;  Sudbury, 

E.  G.  Higgins,  b.a.,  b.pped.,  Supt.  of  Public  Schools. 
Welland  No.  4,  R.  A.  McLeod,  B.A.,  B.Paed.  (Supt.), 

D.  G.  Warren,  b.a.,  m.ed. 

Windsor,  T.  C.  White,  b.a.,  b.paed.  (Director  of 
Education);  C.  R.  MacLeod,  b.a.,  b.  p^ed.;  K.  H.  D. 
Hall,  B.A.,  B.PAED. 

Metropolitan  Area  ( City  of  Toronto ) 

Cecil  C.  Golclring,  m.  a.  ,  D.  p.ed. 

Director  of  Education .  155  College  St. 

Z.  S.  Phimister,  b.a. ,  b.pabd.  . .  ,, 

Supt.  of  Public  Schools 

J.  R.  H.  Morgan,  m.b.e . 

m.a.,  B.piED  .173  King  St.,  Weston 
Supt.  of  Secondary  Schools 
H.  L.  Martyn,  b.a.,  b.psd..  .  .32  Langford  Ave. 

Wm.  McKay,  b.a.,  b.paed.  .  .34  Playter  Blvd. 

T.  H.  W.  Martin,  b.a.,  d.paed.85  Old  Mill  Road 
Elmer  Sager,  b.a.,  b.paed.  .  .  .34  Elsfield  Road 

J.  L.  McCullough,  B. a.  , 

b.p,ed . 23  Donridge  Drive, 

R.R.  1,  York  Mills. 

II.  E.  Cavell,  m.a.,  b.com., 

b.p,ed.;.  .  .  .35  Kimbark  Blvd. 

C. W.  Maedel,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

N.  A.  Sweetman,  b.a.,  b.p.ed. 

Toronto  Metropolitan  Area  ( Etobicoke ) 

K.  F.  Prueter,  b.a.,  b.paed.,  Supt.  of  Public  Schools 
P.  W.  Buddenhagen,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

L.  W.  Smith,  b.a. 

A.  M.  Turner,  b.a. 

Toronto  Metropolitan  Area  ( Lakeshore  District) 

A.  G.  Gillespie,  b.a.,  b.  paed.,  Supt  of  Public  Schools 
Toronto  Metropolitan  Area  ( North  York ) 

F.  W.  Minkler,  b.a.,  d.paed.,  Director  of  Education 
T.  L.  Rowson,  b.a.,  b.paed.,  Supt.  of  Public  Schools 

D.  L.  Bornhold,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

W.  J.  McIntosh,  m. a. ,  d.paed. 

G.  A.  Noble,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

L.  C.  Sutherland,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

Toronto  Metropolitan  Area  ( Scarborough ) 

R.  H.  King,  m.a.,  Director  of  Education 
R.  L.  Burns,  b.a.,  Supt.  of  Public  Schools 
A.  S.  Taylor,  b.a.,  m.ed.,  Asst.  Supt.  of  Public  Schools 
F.  S.  Cooper,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

J.  J.  Henderson,  b.a.,  b.paed. 

C.  S,  Loughead,  b.a.,  m.ed. 


public  school  inspectors 
Inspector  P.O.  Address 

E.  C.  Anderson,  B.A.,  12  Francis  St.,  Lindsay. 

W.  G.  Anderson,  B.A.,  Woodstock 
Arthur  Archibald,  B.S.A.,  Whitby. 

J.  W.  Barber,  B.A.,  Perth. 

B.  H.  Bennett,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Eganville 

K.  O.  Birkin,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Peterborough. 

R.  F.  Bornhold,  B.A.,  Milton. 

J.  D.  Bougie,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  55  Fleming  Cres., 
Toronto  17 

A.  F.  Brown,  B.A.,  715  Second  Ave.  E.,  Owen  Sound. 
H.  W.  Brown,  B.A.,  437  Queen  St.,  Niagara  Falls. 
W.  H.  Carlton,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Cobourg. 

R.  J.  Carter,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  184)4  North  Front  St., 
Sarnia. 

Laurier  Carriere,  141  Augustus  St.,  Cornwall. 

C.  X.  Charron.  B.A..  1140  Goyeau  St.,  Windsor. 

W.  G.  Chatterton,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  494  St.  Clements 
Ave.,  Toronto  12. 

L.  W.  Clark,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  AUiston 

Cecil  Cornwall,  B.A.,  9  Ainslie  St.  N.  Galt. 

M.  A.  Craig,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Pembroke. 

C.  R.  Crawford,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Box  781,  Kingsville 
Alexander  Cummins,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  232  Front  St. 
Belleville. 

H.  W.  Cyr,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  249  Algonquin  Blvd.  E. 
Timmins. 

Miss  E.  M.  Deyell,  M.A.,  Purnell  Bldg.,  64  Hughson 
St.  S.,  Hamilton. 

E.  M.  Dunn,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  5  Timothy  St.  E., 
Newmarket. 

W.  E.  Eade,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  11  Whitepine  Ave., 
Toronto  13. 

R.  C.  Earl,  B.A..  B.Paed.  Sharbot  Lake. 

G.  N.  Edwards,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Stratford. 

C.  M.  Elliott,  B.A.,  B.Paed..  D.Ed.,  172  Elm  St.  W., 
Sudbury 

K.  J.  Ellis,  B.A.,  Midland. 

E.  C.  Evans,  B.A.,  Walkerton. 

J.  K.  Evans,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Purnell  Bldg.,  64  Hughson 
St.  S.,  Hamilton. 

G.  C.  Filion,  B.A..  172  Elm  St.  W.,  Sudbury. 

C.  W.  Gabel,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  64  Hughson  St.  S., 
Hamilton 

J.  M.  Game,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Walkerton. 

G.  G.  Gardiner,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Goderich. 

Sidney  Geiger,  B.A.,  Gore  Bay. 

J.  A.  Gibson,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Weston  Board  of 
Education,  Sr.  School,  Ralph  St.,  Weston 
A.  E.  Gillies,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Collingwood. 

A.  A.  Gilroy,  B.A.,  Duff  Bldg.,  Chatham. 

J.  N.  Given,  B.A.,  Duff  Bldg.,  Chatham. 

G.  J.  Goman,  B.A.,  483  Main  St.  S.,  Exeter 

H.  A.  Griffith,  B.A.,  389  Queens  Ave.,  London 

G.  T.  Hackett,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  30  Port  St.  E.,  Port 
Credit. 

Maynard  Hallman,  B.A.,  B.Paed,  48  Yonge  St.  N. 
Richmond  Hill. 

W.  F.  Hammell,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Simcoe. 

J.  D.  Hanmer,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  94  Ferris  Rd.,  Toronto 
16. 

W.  A.  Hayden,  M.A.,  86  Lyndhurst  Ave.,  Toronto. 
W.  F.  Hiscocks,  B.A.,  Gananoque. 

C.  A.  Holmes,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Prescott. 

M.  W.  Holmes,  B.A.  12  Embla  St.,  Don  Mills  P.O. 

.1.  E.  Horton,  B.A. .B.Paed. ,424  Princess  St.,  Kingston. 
T.  H.  Houghton,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  201  King  St.,  Whitby 
A.  A.  James,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  389  Queens  Ave.,  London 
Miss  Florence  Johnston,  Supervising  Teacher,  1241 
Wellington  St.,  Ottawa. 

A.  Joubert,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Kapuskasing 
W.  J.  Judd,  B.A.,  207  News  Chronicle  Bldg.,  Port 
Arthur. 

R.  G.  Kendall,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  103  Laurel  Ave., 
Toronto  18 

D.  E.  Kennedy,  B.A.,  Cochrane. 

J.  H.  Kennedy,  B.A.,  Huntsville. 

J.  II.  Ivinkead,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Goderich. 

Alexander  Klim,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  12  Main  St.  W. 
Grimsby. 

H.  L.  Knight,  B.A.,  B.Paed..  Picton. 

J.  R.  Lalonde,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  172  Elm  St.  W.. 
Sudbury. 

H.  W.  Knight,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Uxbridge. 

H.  H.  Langford,  B.A.,  Napanee. 

J.  Lapensee,  B.A.,  Plantagenet. 

L.  La  plante,  M.A.,  Hawkesbury. 


1956] 


SCHOOL  INSPECTORS 


603 


D.  A.  Lapp,  M.A.,  Orillia 

D.  S.  Lawless,  B.A.,  19  Colborne  St.  N.,  Simcoe. 
J.  F.  Lawless,  B.A.,  Room  19,  Arcade  Bldg.,  Kirkland 
Lake. 

C.  W.  Lees,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Lindsay. 

F.  A.  Leitch,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Essex,  Box  500 
W.  L.  Lovell,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Orangeville. 

J.  S.  Lowcock,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  207  News  Chronicle 
Bldg.,  Port  Arthur. 

D.  R.  MacDonald,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Parry  Sound. 

R.  H.  Macklem,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  232  Front  St., 
Belleville. 

A.  J.  MacLean,  B.A.,  172  Elm  St.  W.,  Sudbury. 

G.  A.  MacLeod,  B.A.,  Renfrew. 

Wm.  MacMillan,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Stratford. 

G.  F.  Mann,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Box  500,  Essex 
A.  A.  Martin,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  30  Port  St.  E.,  Port 
Credit. 

G.  M.  Mather,  B.A.,  557  George  St.  Woodstock. 

R,  R.  Maurice,  B.A.,  Haileybury. 

R.  S.  McBurney,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  417  Third  St.  S., 
Kenora. 

J.  C.  McClelland,  B.A.,  422  Murdoch  St,,  Timmins. 
A.  D.  MeColl,  B.A.,  8  Southwick  St.,  St.  Thomas. 
T.  R.  McEwen,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  179  Simcoe  St.  S. 
Oshawa. 

G.  S.  McIntyre,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Bracebridge. 

A.  G.  McKay,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

W.  J.  McLeod,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  48  Yonge  St.  N. 
Richmond  Hill. 

C.  E.  McMullen,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  141  Augustus  St., 
Cornwall. 

R.  J.  McNaughton,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  389  Queens  Ave., 
London 

Miss  L.  L.  McNeill,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  70  Clearview 
Heights,  Apt.  206,  Toronto  9 
W.  R.  MeVittie,  B.A.,  70  Suffolk  St.,  Guelph,  Ont. 

L.  P.  Menzies,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Fergus. 

R.  Millette,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ph.D.,  Alexandria 

F.  A.  Moreau,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  366  McIntyre  St., 
North  Bay. 

N.  Muir,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Fort  Frances. 

M.  C.  Napper,  B.A.,  Haileybury. 

G.  W.  C.  Nelson,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Tweed. 

G.  A.  Noble,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  c /o  Leaside  Board  of 
Education,  200  Hanna  Rd.,  Toronto  17. 

G.  M.  Nobes,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  1241  Wellington  St. 
Ottawa. 

Elwood  Oakes,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Strathroy. 

S.  D.  Oakes,  B.A.,  County  Bldgs.,  Kitchener. 

Mrs.  H.  B.  Paul.  B.A.,  Perth. 

H.  J.  Payette,  B.A.,  Duff  Bldg.,  Chatham. 

J.  R.  M.  Peat,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  203  East  Main  St., 
Welland. 

E.  G.  Peterson,  B.A.,  57  Division  St.,  Welland. 

P.  E.  PichA  M.A.,  172  Elm  St.  W.,  Sudbury. 

W.  G.  Rae,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Hanover. 

C.  A.  Rath,  B.A.,  1241  Wellington  St.,  Ottawa  3. 

R.  E.  Rawlings,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  8  Southwick  St.,  St. 

E.  C.  Reeb,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  172  Elm  St.  W.,  Sudbury. 
J.  L.  Runnalls,  B.A.,  Kresge  Bldg.,  St.  Catharines. 

P.  M.  Scott,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Barrie. 

D.  W.  Simpson,  B.A.,  98  King  St.  S.  Waterloo 

L.  L.  Sinclair,  B.A.,  209  Second  Ave.  E.,  Owen 
Sound. 

L.  L.  Skuce,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Milton. 

A.  W.  Smith,  B.A.,  Bancroft. 

C.  G.  M.  Smith,  B.A.,  417  Third  St.  S„  Kenora. 

D.  G.  Smith,  B.A.  .155  Thornton  Ave.,  London. 

R.  R.  Steele,  B.A.,  207  News  Chroncile  Bldg.,  Port 
Arthur. 

W.  J.  Stewart.  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Winchester. 

Archibald  Stouffer,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Minden. 

T.  J.  Thompson,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ingersoll. 

P.  H.  Torrance,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Box  1116,  Cornwall. 
J.  W.  Trusler,  B.A.,  328  Fraser  St.,  North  Bay. 

E.  R.  Underhill,  B.A.,  2  Main  St.  S.,  Brampton. 

A.  V.  Vincent,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Petrolia. 

N.  E.  Ward,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Court  House,  Brantford. 

E.  J.  D.  Webster,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  179  Simcoe  St.  S., 

Oshawa. 

J.  C.  Webster,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Court  House,  Brantford. 
N.  R.  Wightman,  B.A.,  39  Oakland  Ave.,  Welland. 

J.  C.  Wilker,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Kresge  Bldg., 

St.  Catharines. 

C.  W.  Young,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Brighton. 

D.  I.  Young,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Caledonia. 

E.  W.  Young,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Box  500,  Essex 
Gordon  Young,  B.A.,  Brockville. 


R.C.  SEPARATE  SCHOOL  INSPECTORS 

J.  T.  Anderson,  B.A.,  Renfrew 
J.  M.  Bennett,  M.A.,  Ph.B.,  47  Browning  Ave., 
Toronto  6 

J.  D.  Bougie,  B.A.,  B  Paed.,  55  Fleming  Cres., 
Toronto  17 

W.  H.  Bulger,  B.A.,  101  Douglas  St.,  Stratford 
L.  Carriere,  M.A.,  D.Paed.,  141  Augustus  St.,  Corn¬ 
wall 

C.  X.  Charron,  B.A.,  1 140  Goyeau  St.,  Windsor 

F.  Choquette,  B.A.,  145  Roger  Rd.,  Ottawa  1 

F.  P.  Cunningham,  B.A.,  328  Fraser  St.,  North  Bay 
H.  W.  Cyr,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  249  Algonquin  Blvd.  E., 

Timmins 

J.  C.  Doyle,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  103J4  Royal  Bank  Bldg., 
Peterborough 

G.  C.  Filion,  B.A.,  172  Elm  St.  W.,  Sudbury 

A.  Gascon,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ph.D.,  309  Somerset  St. 
W.  Ottawa 

W.  J.  Greening,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  84  South  Kenogami 
Ave.,  Port  Arthur 

W.  A.  Hayden,  M.A.,  86  Lyndhurst  Ave.,  Toronto  10 

F.  J.  Hodge,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  4  Devondale  Ave.,  Willow- 
dale 

J.  D.  Hogan,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  346  Main  St.  E.,  Ham¬ 
ilton 

B.  A.  Hoy,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  172  Elm  St.  W„  Sudbury 
J.  F.  Johnston,  B.A.,  1140  Goyeau  St.,  Windsor 

A.  Joubert,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Kapuskasing 
J.  F.  Kinlin,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  389  Queens  Ave.,  London 
A.  Kuska,  B.A.,  203  East  Main  St.,  Welland 
J.  R.  Lalonde,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  172  Elm  St.  W. 
Sudbury 

L.  J.  Langan,  B.A.,  County  Buildings,  Kitchener 
J.  Lapensee,  B.A.,  Plantagenet 
L.  Laplante,  M.A.,  Hawkesbury 

C.  A.  Latour,  B.A.,  67  Osgoode  St.,  Ottawa  2 

Miss  R.  Lynch,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  358  Quebec  Ave., 
Toronto  9 

F.  J.  McDonald,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ph.D.,  860  Echo 
Drive,  Ottawa 

A.  M.  McNamara,  B.A.,  1140  Goyeau  St.,  Windsor 
C.  P.  Matthews,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  424  Princess  St., 
Kingston 

R.  R.  Maurice,  B.A.,  Haileybury 
T.  S.  Melady,  M.A.,  42  Lynngrove  Ave.,  Toronto  18 
R.  Millette,  M.A.,  B.Paed.,  Ph.D.,  Alexandria 

F.  R.  Mills,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  224  Hugill  St.,  Sault  Ste. 
Marie 

F.  A.  Moreau,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  366  McIntyre  St., 
North  Bay 

H.  J.  Payette,  B.A.,  Duff  Bldg.,  Market  Sq.,  Chatham 
P.  E.  Piche,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  172  Elm  St.  W.,  Sudbury 
J.  V.  Scanlan,  B.A.,  346  Main  St.  E.,  Hamilton 

W,  K.  Shea,  B.A.,  309  Somerset  St.  W.,  Ottawa 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

PROVINCIAL  SCHOOL  SUPERVISORS 

No.  1.  Merritt  Callaghan,  Alberton. 

No.  2.  Frank  E.  Doiron,  27  Weymouth  St.,  Charlotte¬ 
town. 

No.  3  C.  B.  Jelly,  Summerside. 

No.  4  Wilson  Ross,  Box  200,  Charlottetown. 

No.  5  Willard  Brehaut,  Murray  Harbour 
No.  6  Harold  J.  Hynes,  Montague 
School  Division  No.  1  Gordon  Rice,  Charlottetown, 
R.R.3. 

QUEBEC 

CATHOLIC  INSPECTORS 
Inspector  General,  Michel  Savard. 

Joint  Inspectors,  Wilfrid  Caron,  Donat  Lapointe. 

Regional  Inspectors 
Bessette,  J.-H.,  Trois-Rivieres. 

Gagnon,  J.-V.,  Acton-Vale. 

Hubert,  Paul,  20  St.  Hubert,  Rimouski. 

Litalien,  Epiphane,  Trois-Pistoles. 

Maltais,  Rodolphe,  Aylmer  East. 

Marien,  J.-G.,  122  St.  Alexandre,  Longueuil. 

Rural  Districts 

Alain,  Armand,  3255  rue  de  Francheville,  Trois- 
Rivi  eres. 

Allard,  Rodolphe,  Aylmer  East. 

Aube,  Clovis,  St.  Gervais. 

Aube,  Joseph,  C.P.  14,  Beauceville  Ouest. 

Beland  Gaston,  380-123  i6me  Rue,  Shawinigan  Sud. 
Belanger,  J.-Emile,  242  St.  Pierre,  St.  Jean. 

Bergeron,  Jean-Jaeques,  115d  St.  Louis  Ave., 
Terrebonne. 


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SCHOOL  INSPECTORS 


[1956 


Bergeron,  Leopold,  114,  Stanley,  St.,  Richmond. 
Bernatchez,  J.-C.,  Terrebonne. 

Blais,  Thomas,  6372  St.  Denis,  Montreal. 

Boie,  Gerard,  Charlevoix. 

Body,  Ch.-Ed.,  St.  F61icien. 

Body,  Th.-Chase,  170  Merry  North,  Magog. 
Bourgault,  Leonard,  Amqui. 

Boisclair,  Julien,  Mont-Joli. 

Bouchard,  C-E.,  Quebec. 

Boulard,  Marcel,  8280  Chambord,  Montreal  35. 
Breton,  J.-A.,  Lake  Megantic.  C.P.  489, 

Chabot,  Odilon,  Ste  Anne  de  la  Pocatidre. 

Chouinard,  Marc-AurtSl,  Gasp6  Village. 

Cloutier,  Frangois,  3909  St.  Hubert,  Montreal. 

Cote,  Albert,  Ste.  Adelaide-de-Pabos,  Gasp5-Sud. 
CotS,  GSrard,  St  Gabriel-de-Brandon,  C.P.  No  310, 
Berthier. 

Deschatelets,  J.-E.  Montebedo. 

Dolbec,  Jean-Louis,  MStabetchouan,  Lac  St.  Jean. 
Drolet,  J.-A.,  Ancienne-Lorette. 

Dufour,  J.-E.,  Les  Ecoumains,  Saguenay 
Dumas,  Lucien,  143  rue  St.  Joseph,  Rimouski. 

Duval,  AmSdSe,  St.  Pascal. 

Faubert,  P.,  Amos,  Abitibi. 

Faucher,  J.-J.,  10725  BhSsi  rucAve.,  Montreal. 
FrSchette,  Florent,  90  rue  Richard,  Chicoutimi. 
Fromet,  Adrien,  120  rue  Salaberry,  Joliette. 

GagnS,  Lucien,  131  Blvd.  de  l’Entente,  Quebec. 
GagnS,  Wilfrid,  Bertheirville. 

Gagnon,  CISophas,  7240,  rue,  Louis-HSbert,  Montreal 
35. 

Gagnon,  Lucien,  C.P.  202,  Matane. 

Gagnon,  Paul-Endle,  St.  Jean-Baptiste,  Drummond- 
vdle. 

Gagnon,  Robert,  RiviSre  Bleue,  TSmiscouata. 
Godbout,  W.-O.,  Portneuf. 

Gosselin,  Lac  Carre,  Terrebonne. 

Goulet,  ElisSe,  Portneuf. 

Grandmont,  L.,  Cap  de  la  Madeleine, 

GuitS  R.,  Amqui,  MatapSdia, 

HadS,  Alcide,  Abitibi-Ouest. 

Hubert,  O.,  Cap  aux  Meules,  Iles-de-la-Madeleine. 
Hudon,  J.-B.,  Ville-Marie. 

Labrecque,  P.-E.,  27  avenue  Fraser,  RivieSre-du-Loup. 
Lafleur,  F.t  547  Blvd.  St.  Joseph,  North  Hull. 
Lafond,  LSonidas,  St.  Ours,  Richeleau. 

Lagace,  ThSodoric,  St-Tite,  Laviolette. 

Landry,  J.-J.,  Carleton-Centre,  Bonaventure. 
Laperriere.  Lucien,  BScancour. 

Lapointe,  Ulric,  Mont  Louis. 

Lavoie, H.-.E.,  Rimouski. 

Larouche,  Gaston,  459  Bagshaw,  Rouyn. 

Lavoie,  P.-E.,  Amos. 

Lebel,  Alphonse,  Notre-Dame-du-Lac. 

Leblanc,  J.-A.,  Bonaventure. 

Lemay,  Roger,  St-Roch-de-l’Achigan,  L’assomption. 
Lortie,  Paul-RenS,  St.-Eustache-sur-le-lac,  Deux- 
Montagnes 

Mailhot,  A.-L.,  Garthby,  Wolfe. 

Major,  HervS,  8660  de  GaspS,  Montreal. 

Marquis,  Lionel,  3636  rue  Henri-Julien,  Montreal. 
Martel,  A.,  1784  Nicolas  Perrot,  Trois-Rivilres. 
MSnard,  L.-N.,  Cabano,  TSmiscouata. 

Nicole,  Antonin,  St-Paul-de-Montminy. 

Ouelette,  Odilon,  rue  St.  Octave,  Jonquiere. 

Page,  P.-E.,  B.  P.  Bolduc,  St.  Martin. 

Parayre,  Emile,  84  rue  Lareau,  Longueuil. 

ParS,  GSrald,  20  rue  DSziel,  Levis. 

ParS,  Julien,  La  Sarre. 

Plamondon,  Marius,  Lyster  Station. 

Poulin.  F61ix,  Ste-Famille,  I.O. 

Poulin,  Leopold,  235  Blvd  l’Entente,  Quebec. 
Prdmont,  R.,  7  rue  Mont  fort,  St.  Romuald. 
Provencher,  Gerard,  Portneuf. 

Richard,  Roland,  Hauterive,  Saguenay. 

Roberge,  Albert,  224  Blvd.  des  Veterans,  Cowansville. 
Rouleau,  Antonio,  348  rue  Richelieu,  Quebec. 

Royer,  Fortunat,  128  Aberdeen,  Quebec. 

Ruel,  Julien,  Desbiens. 

St.  Laurent,  Robert,  Acton  Vale,  Bagot. 

Savard,  Didier,  601  rue  Bardy,  Quebec. 

Scheffer,  S.  E.  Mgr.  L.,  Lourdes-du-Blanc-Sablon. 
Theriault,  Jean,  Trois-Pistoles. 

Tousignant,  Cyrille,  108  rue  Gagnon,  Sherbrooke. 
Tousignant,  Georges,  57  Ave  du  Parc,  Victoriaville. 
Tousignant,  Raymond,  Robertsonville,  MSgantic. 
Tremblay,  Henri,  H^bertville  Station,  Lac  St-Jean. 
Trfipanier,  F.,  Napierville. 


Turcotte,  Paul,  Normandin. 

Turgeon,  L6o,  118  St-Georges,  Cap-de-la- Madeleine. 
Veilleux,  Laur^at,  461  Conseil,  Sherbrooke. 

Veilleux,  Vital,  1885  rue  Papineau,  St-Hyacinthe. 
Villeneuve,  Gerard,  3055 rue  Girouard,  St.-Hyacinthe. 
Urban  Districts 

Allard,  Lionel,  Ancienne-Lorette. 

B4dard,  Joesph,  42  rue  Dumas,  Hull 

Benoit,  Ls.  de  G.,  1814  St. Marc,  Shawinigan  Falls 

Blanchet,  Cyrice,  930  Eymard,  Quebec. 

Brillon,  Arsine,  Laprairie. 

Carri^re,  Leopold,  St-Eustache-sur-le-Lac, 
Deux-Montagnes. 

C6t6,  J.-R.,  6666  rue  St-Denis,  Montreal. 
Desormeaux.  J.-R.,  8658  avenue  de  Gasp6, 

Montreal  10. 

Desaulniers,  Paul,  10673  rue  Peloquin,  Montreal. 
Ducharme,  J.-D.,  7645  blvd.  Lasalle,  Ville  LaSalle. 
Ducharme,  Omer,  4147  rue  St.  Denis,  Montreal  8. 
Dussault,  Henri,  215  Est,  Boulevard  Gouin,  Montreal. 
Filteau,  Gerard,  402  blvd.  St-Maurice, 

Shawinigan  Falls. 

Gagnon,  J.-B.,  17  Laviolette,  Outremont,  Montreal. 
Gignac,  Lucien,  204  rue  Macauley,  St.  Lambert, 
Montreal  23. 

Girard,  Camille,  1411  rue  Beckett,  Sherbrooke. 
Gosselin,  Maurice,  4185  rue  Isabella,  Montreal. 
Quite,  Edouard,  Sweetsburg. 

Hamelin,  Lucien,  Champlain. 

Letarte,  A. -A.,  55  Claire-Fontaine,  Quebec. 

Lussier.  Albert,  1125  de  Lanaudiere,  Joliette. 
O’Donnell,  William,  74  Belvedere,  Quebec. 

Poulin,  Philippe,  1022  rue  Beauregard,  Chicoutimi. 
Racicot,,  Paul,  10235  rue  Waverley,  Montreal. 

Ross,  C.-H.,  1595  Blvd.  Edouard  Laurin,  Ville 
St.  Laurent. 

Shaffer,  Chs.-A.,  4056  Parc  Lafontaine,  Montreal. 
Tremblay,  H6g6sippe,  781  Blvd.  Mercure, 
Drummondville. 

Wescott,  A.-Edson,  5851  Claranald  Ave.,  Montreal. 

PROTESTANT  INSPECTORS 

Urban  Inspectors: 

G.  K.  Gregg,  5405  Coolbrooke  Ave.,  Montreal. 

W.  A.  Steeves,  Box  326,  Ste  Anne  de  Bellevue. 
Regional  Inspectors: 

W.  M.  Munroe,  41  Main  St.,  Aylmer  East. 

Brady.  W.  H.,  Frelighsburg,  Que. 

G.  R.  Lessard,  Box  159,  Lennoxville,  Que. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

John  MacLeod,  M.A.,  B.Paed.: 

L.  W.  Ogden,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed. 

W.  E.  Clive  Tallant,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

John  Wooff,  M.A.,  B.Ed. 

All  of  Dep’t  of  Education,  Regina. 

SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

C.  Amundrud,  B.A..  B.Ed.,  Watrous 

J.  E.  Baikie,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Rosetown 

C.  A.  Beaudreau,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Shaunavon 

K.  H.  Bentley,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Meadow  Lake 

L.  H.  Bergstrom,  B  A.,  B.  Paed.,  Oxbow 
H.  J.  Bestvater,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Lloydminster 
T.  N.  Bick,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Maple  Creek 

D.  G.  Bishop,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  Biggar 
H.  L.  Blakely,  B. A  ,  B.Ed.,  Davidson 
F.  R.  Bolton  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Milestone 

A.  C.  Bowes,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  55  Tupper  Ave.,  Yorkton 

E.  J.  Brandt.  B.Sc.,  B.Paed.,  Outlook 

W.  D.  Brennan,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  1262  Arthur  St., 

North  Battleford 
W.  H.  Broley,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Unity 
J.  A.  Carr,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Medstead 

E.  O.  Chappell,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Lanigan 
C.  P.  Collins,  M.A.,  B.Ed.,  Kindersley 
H.  O.  Derby,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Eston 

J.  Estok,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Kinistino 

B.  Fleming,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Swift  Current,  c/o  S.U. 
No.  15 

J.  R.  Fraser,  B.A.,  Assiniboia 
J.  T.  Geddes,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Areola 
J.  J.  Giesbrecht,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Govan 

F.  M.  Glazier.  R.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Tisdale 

J.  P.  Gorchynski,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Kamsack 
R.  B.  Gould,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  616-20th  St.  W.  Prince 
Albert 


1 956  ]  SOVEREIGNS  OF  ENGLAND  AND  GREAT  BRITAIN  605 


W.  W.  Harris,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Melville 

R.  F.  E.  Harvey,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Nipawin 

K.  C.  Hendsbee,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Shellbrook 
D.  E.  Hill,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Herbert 

R.  H.  Hunter,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Estevan 
J.  E.  Ingram,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Eastend 
H.  T.  B.  JoLson,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Sturgis 

C.  G.  Kruger,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Prince  Albert 
A.  E.  Lynch,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Kerrobert 

D.  F.  Mader,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Hudson  Bay 
J.  A.  Malach,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Odessa 

Robert  C.  Moir,  B.A.,  B.Paed,  Box  259,  Melville 
P.  B.  Murphy,  B.A.,  2254  Garnet  St.,  Regina 

E.  E.  McCallum,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Foam  Lake 

D.  C.  MacFayden,  M.A.,  B.Ed.,  S.U.  No.  22, 
Moose  Jaw 

D.  M.  McLeod  ,M.A.,  B.Ed.,  Rockglen 
J.  R.  McMonaeie.  B.A.,  B.Paed..  Canora 
George  Newfeld,  B.A.  B.Ed.,  Melfort 
R.  J.  Penny,  B.Sc.,  B.Ed.,  Indian  Head 

L.  M.  Ready,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Lafleche 

G.  D.  Roberfson,  B.A.,  B.Paed  .,  Weyburn 
J..  Samson,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Wakaw 


N  W.  Scott,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Wadena 
D.  J.  Sheehan,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Humboldt 
A.  O.  Smith,  B.A.,  B  Ed.,  Gull  Lake 
H.  A.  Smith,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  St-Walburg 
C.  L.  Teal,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Radville 
C.  J.  Thacker,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Broadview 

G.  Thiessen,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Blaine  Lake 

S.  M.  M.  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  B.Paed.,  Cupar 

L.  Thordarson,  B.A.,  M.Ed.,  314  Avenue  Bldg., 
Saskatoon 

R.  R.  Wigmore,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  Leader 

T.  W.  H.  Williams,  M.A.,  B.Paed., 

Bank  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  Saskatoon 

H.  L.  Winter,  B.A.,  B.Paed,  Moosomin 
P.  J.  Worobetz,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  Rosthern 

YUKON  TERRITORY 
Superintendent  of  Schools, 

Harry  Thompson,  Whitehorse 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
Superintendent,  J.  V.  Jacobson,  Ottawa. 


SOVEREIGNS  OF  ENGLAND  AND  GREAT  BRITAIN 


SOVEREIGNS  OF  ALL  ENGLAND 

ANGLO-SAXON 

Egbert . 

Aethelwulf . - . 

Aethelbald  . 

Aethelberht . 

Aethelred  I . 

Alfred  the  Great . 

Edward  the  Elder  . 

Aethelstan . 

Edmund  I . 

Eadred . 

Eadwy . 

Edgar  . 

Edward  II  the  Martyr . 

Aethelred  II.,  the  Unready . 

Edmund  II,  Ironsides . 

DANISH 

Cnut . 

Harold  I . 

Harthacnut . 

ANGLO-SAXON 

Edward  III,  the  Confessor . 

Harold  1 1 . 


NORMAN 

William  I,  the  Conqueror 

William  II,  Rufus . 

Henry  I . 

Stephen . 


PLANTAGENET 

Henry  II . 

Richard  I . 

John . . 

Henry  III . 

Edward  I . 

Edward  II . 

Edward  III . 

Richard  II . 


LANCASTER 

Henry  IV . 

Henry  V . 

Henry  VI . 


YORK 

Edward  IV . 

Edward  V  . 

Richard  III. . . , , . 


Date  of 
accession 

TUDOR 

897 

Henry  VII . 

839 

Henry  VIII . 

858 

860 

866 

Edward  VI . 

Jane  (grand-daughter  of  Mary, 
younger  sister  of  Henry  VIII) 

871 

(Reigned  14  days) . 

901 

Q91 

Mary  I  (Daughter  of  Henry  VIII  and 
Catherine  of  Aragon) . 

9-10 

Elizabeth  (Daughter of  Henry  VIII  and 

916 

Anne  Boleyn) . 

955 

SOVEREIGNS  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN 

958 

STUART 

979 

1016 

1017 

James  I  (Son  of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots). . 

Charles  I  (Son  of  James  I) . 

Commonwealth  1659  to  1660 . 

Oliver  Cromwell,  Protector,  1653-68 
Richard  Cromwell,  Protector ,1658-60 
Charles  II  (Acceded  1659,  Restored 

1035 

1660) . 

1040 

James  II . 

1042 

1066 

ORANGE 

William  III  (Son  of  Prince  of  Orange 
and  Mary  Daughter  of  Charles  I) 

&Mary  II  (Eldest  Daughter  of  James 

II)  1689—1694 . 

Anne  (Denmark) . 

1066 

1087 

HANOVER 

1100 

George  I  (Son  of  Elector  of  Hanover 

1135 

and  Sophia, granddaughter  of  J amesl ) 

1154 

George  II . 

George  III . 

SOVEREIGNS  OF  THE  UNITED 

1189 

KINGDOM 

1199 

George  III  (1801) .  . . 

1216 

George  IV  . 

1272 

William  IV . 

1307 

1327 

1377 

SAXE-COB  URG-GOTHA 

1399 

Edward  VII  (Eldest  son  of  Victoria). . 
WINDSOR 

1413 

Edward  VIII  (Eldest  Son  of  George  V) 

1422 

SOVEREIGNS  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN, 

1461 

IRELAND  &  OVERSEAS  REALMS 

Edward  VIII.  (abdicated) . 

Oeorge  VI.  (2nd  Pom  of  George  V). . 

1483 

Elizabeth  II.  (elder  daughter  of 

1483 

George  VI) . 

Date  of 
accession 


1485 

1509 

J®47 


1553 

1553 

1558 


1603 

1625 


1660 

1685 


1689 

1702 


1714 

1727 

1760 


1820 

1830 

1837 


1901 


1910 

1936 


1936 

1936 

1952 


606 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


[1956 


ASSOCIATIONS,  SOCIETIES,  ETC. 

Note:— The  Editor  wishes  to  list  as  many  important  associations  and  societies  as  possible,  and  would  be 
grateful  if  the  Secretary  of  any  organization,  unlisted  here,  would  send  information  concerning  such  to  the  Editor, 
Canadian  Almanac  and  Directory,  517  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 


L'Academie  canadienne-frangaise 

An  organization  to  encourage  literary  activity  in 
Canada. 

Director ,  Victor  Barbeau;  Secretary,  Guy  Fr6gault, 
3275  Avenue  Lacombe,  app.  3,  Montreal  26. 

Advertising  and  Sales  Club  of  Toronto 

President,  A.  Gibson  Mackie,  Provincial  Paper  Ltd., 
388  University  Ave.,  Toronto;  Treasurer,  Duncan  G. 
Grant,  E.  B.  Eddy  Company,  1301  Yonge  St,, 
Toronto;  Secretary,  G.  Hector  Hudson,  R.L.  Crain 
Ltd.,  1221  Bay  St.,  Toronto;  Managing  Director, 
F.  H.  Platch,  Advertising  &  Sales  Club  of  Toronto, 
208  King  St.  W„  Toronto. 

Agricultural  Institute  of  Canada 

Grindley  Hall,  338  Somerset  St.  W.,  Ottawa 
President,  C.  H.  Goulden,  Director  Experimental 
Farms  Service,  Dept,  of  Agriculture,  Ottawa,  Ont.; 
General  Secretary,  Lome  W.  J.  Hurd. 

The  Institute  was  founded  in  1920  for  the  purpose 
of  uniting  professional  agricultural  workers,  to 
achieve  higher  scholastic  standards  in  agricultural 
education,  improvement  in  the  professional  status  of 
graduates  in  agriculture,  etc.  The  Institute  publishes 
the  “Agricultural  Institute  Review,"  bi-monthly,  and 
edits  "She  Canadian  Journal  of  Agricultural  Science" 
also  a  Tii-monthly  publication. 

Local  Branches,  with  Secretary-Treasurers 
Victoria  and  Islands:  N.  F.  Putman,  Field  Crops 
Comm’r,  B.C.  Dept,  of  Agriculture,  Victoria,  B.C. 
Vancouver:  H.  F.  Fletcher,  Experimental  Farm, 
Agassiz,  B.C. 

B.C.  Interior:  A.  W.  Watt,  B.C.  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
West  Summerland,  B.C. 

Kamloops:  W.  L.  Pringle,  Range  Experiment  Farm, 
Box  3105,  515  Columbia  St.,  Kamloops,  B.C. 
Edmonton:  J.  E.  Fitzsimmons,  Dept,  of  Plant  Science, 
Univ.  of  Alberta,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Calgary:  J.  W.  Taylor,  United  Grain  Growers  Ltd., 
Lougheed  Bldg.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Lethbridge:  J.  E.  Andrews,  Cereal  Breeding  Labora¬ 
tory,  Experimental  Station,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 
Melfort:  S.  E.  Beacon,  Experimental  Farm,  Melfort, 
Sask. 

Saskatoon:  W.  K.  Janzen,  Sask.  Soil  Survey,  Uni¬ 
versity  of  Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon  Sask. 

Indian  Head:  W.  A.  Russell,  Box  371,  Indian  Head 
Sask. 

Regina:  J.  J.  McConnell,  Dept,  of  Agriculture. 

Administration  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Swift  Current:  J.  R.  Jowsey,  Experimental  Farm, 
Swift  Current,  Sask. 

Morden:  E.  T.  Howe,  Manitoba  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
Winnipeg:  J.  M.  Nesbitt,  Dept,  of  Dairy  Science, 
University  of  Manitoba,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Western  Manitoba:  W.  Ferguson,  Experimental  Farm, 
Brandon,  Man. 

Ontario  Agricultural  College:  B.  C.  Matthews,  Dept. 

of  Soils,  Ontario  Agricultural  College,  Guelph,  Ont. 
Central  Ontario:  P.  W.  Couse,  Toronto  Elevators  Ltd., 
Box  370,  Sta.  “A”,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Hamilton:  Milton  Greer,  R.R.l,  Aldershot,  Ont. 
Niagara:  Ralph  E.  Moore,  Horticultural  Experiment 
Station,  Vineland  Station,  Ont. 

Eastern  Ontario:  A.  S.  Johnson,  Poultry  Division, 
Central  Experimental  Farm,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Southwestern  Ontario:  R.  W.  Walsh,  Science  Service 
Laboratory,  Harrow,  Ont. 

Western  Ontario:  D.  E.  Shepherd,  Veterans’  Land 
Acts,  201  King  St.,  London  Ont. 

MacDonald  College:  W.  F.  Oliver,  Box  241,  Mac¬ 
donald  College,  Que. 

Montreal:  D.  L.  Waterston,  “Family  Herald  and 
Weekly  Star”,  245  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q, 
New  Brunswick:  F.  R.  Johnson,  Experimental  Farm 
Fredericton  N.B. 


Nova  Scotia:  Ivan  Hall,  Laboratory,  of  Plant  Path¬ 
ology,  Kentville,  N.S. 

Prince  Edward  Island:  Keith  LeLacheur,  Experi¬ 
mental  Farm,  Box  369,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

Great  Britain:  G.  E.  Patton,  12  New  Burlington  St., 
London  W.  1,  England. 

Provincial  Organizations 

B.C.  INSTITUTE  OF  AGROLO  GISTS 

Secretary:  W.  H.  Hicks,  3625  Buckingham  Ave., 
N.  Burnaby. 

ALBERTA  INSTITUTE  OF  AGROLOGIST8 

Registrar,  J.  A.  Toogood,  Dept,  of  Soils,  University 
of  Alberta,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

SASKATCHEWAN  INSTITUTE  OF  AGROLO  GISTS 

Registrar,  J.  E.  Pi.  Greenshields,  Forage  Crops 
Laboratory,  Federal  Dept,  of  Agriculture,  Saskatoon. 

MANITOBA  INSTITUTE  OF  AGROLOGIST8 

Registrar,  C.  H.  P.  Killick,  Manitoba  Dept,  of 
Agriculture,  143  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

ONTARIO  PROVINCIAL  COUNCIL 
Secretary,  D.  W.  Hoffman,  Soils  Dept.,  Ontario 
Agricultural  College,  Guelph,  Ont. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  INSTITUTE  OF  AGROLOGISTS 

Secretary . 

MARITIME  REGIONAL  COUNCIL 

Secretary,  F.  R.  Johnson,  Experimental  Farm, 
Fredericton  N.B. 

Affiliated  Societies  with  Secretaries 

AGRICULTURAL  PESTICIDE  TECHNICAL  SOCIETY 

J.  W.  Busch,  Halton  Place,  Burlington,  Ont. 
Canadian  Agricultural  Economics  Society 
A.  D.  Holmes,  Dominion  Bureau  of  Statistics, 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Phytopathological  Society 
D.  S.  MacLaehlan,  Science  Service,  Canada  Dept, 
of  Agriculture,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  SOCIETY  OF  AGRONOMY 

H.  R.  Klinck,  Box  111,  Macdonald  College,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Society  of  Animal  Production 
Frank  E.  Wolff,  Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  Toronto. 
Canadian  Society  of  Animal  Production 
(Eastern  Section) 

P.  E.  Sylvestre,  Central  Experimental  Farms 
Service,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Society  of  Animal  Production 
(Western  Section) 

J.  P.  Bowland,  Dept,  of  Animal  Science,  LTniversity 
of  Alberta,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

CANADIAN  SOIL  SCIENCE  SOCIETY 

C.  A.  Rowles,  University  of  British  Columbia, 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Western  Canadian  Society  of  Horticulture 
V.  W.  Nuttall,  Experimental  Farm,  Morden,  Man. 

Agricultural  and  Livestock  Associations,  etc. 

CANADIAN  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 
111  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa 

President  and  Managing  Directory  H.  H.  Hannam, 
111  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Secretary ,  David  Kirk, 
111  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

List  of  Member  Organizations  of  the  above,  with 
Secretaries: — 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

C.  E.  S.  Walls,  536  Broughton  St.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

ALBERTA  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Jas.  McFall,  110  Clark  Bldg.,  10160-102  St., 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

ALBERTA  WHEAT  POOL 

R.  H.  Johnson,  Sec.,  Calgary,  Alta. 
SASKATCHEWAN  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Regina,  Sask. 


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SASKATCHEWAN  WHEAT  POOL 

Geo.  W.  Robertson,  Sec.,  Regina,  Sask. 

MANITOBA  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Jas.  T.  McLean,  610  Royal  Bank  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

MANITOBA  POOL  ELEVATORS 

Don  Richmond,  Sec.,  Wheat  Pool  Building, 
Winnipeg. 

ONTARIO  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Secretary ,  V.  S.  Milburn,  409  Huron  St.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

UNITED  CO-OPERATIVES  OF  ONTARIO 
Hugh  Bailey,  Sec.,  28  Duke  St.,  Toronto. 
l’union  catholique  des  cultivateurs  de  la 

PROVINCE  DE  QUEBEC 

L.  P.  Poulin,  515  Avenue  Viger,  Montreal,  Quebec. 

CO-OPERATIVE  FEDEREE  DE  QUEBEC 

General  Manager ,  H.  C.  Bois,  105  E.  Rue  St.  Paul, 
Montreal,  Quebec. 

QUEBEC  FARM  FORUMS 

Secretary ,  Keith  Russell,  Macdonald  College,  P.O. 

P. Q. 

MARITIME  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Roy  Grant,  P.O.  Box  368,  Moncton,  N.B. 

N.S.  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Secretary ,  Mrs.  N.  R.  Archibald,  Truro. 

N.  B.  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Secretary ,  A.  Arsenault,  Box  392,  Moncton. 

P.E.I.  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Secretary ,  J.  L.  Dewar,  P.O.  Box  99,  Charlotte¬ 
town,  P.E.I. 

UNITED  GRAIN  GROWERS  LIMITED,  WINNIPEG 
President  and  General  Manager ,  J.  E.  Brownlee, 

Q. C.,  Lougheed  Bldg.,  Calgary,  Alta.;  Vice-President , 

R.  C.  Brown,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

DAIRY  FARMERS  OF  CANADA 

Secretary ,  Erie  Kitchen,  409  Huron  St.,  Toronto. 


CANADIAN  BEEKEEPERS’  COUNCIL 

President ,  H.  C.  Allen,  Toronto,  Ont*;  Secretary , 
R.  M.  Pugh,  Tisdale,  Sask. 

Member  Associations 

MARITIME  BEEKEEPERS’  ASSOCIATION 
ASSOCIATION  DES  APICULTEURS  DE  QUEBEC 
LES  PRODUCTEURS  DE  MIEL  DU  QUEBEC 
ONTARIO  BEEKEEPERS’  ASSOCIATION 
>NTARIO  HONEY  PRODUCERS  CO-OPERATIVE  LTD. 
MANITOBA  BEEKEEPERS’  ASSOCIATION 
MANITOBA  CO-OP.  HONEY  PRODUCERS  LTD. 
SASKATCHEWAN  BEEKEEPERS’  CO-OP.  ASSOCIATION 
SASKATCHEWAN  HONEY  PRODUCERS  CO-OPERATIVE  LTD. 
ALBERTA  BEEKEEPERS’  ASSOCIATION 
ALBERTA  HONEY  PRODUCERS  CO-OP. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  HONEY  PRODUCERS  ASSOCIATION 
CANADIAN  HONEY  PACKERS  ASSOCIATION 

CANADIAN  CO-OPERATIVE  WOOL  GROWERS  LTD. 

Secretary ,  G.  O’Neil,  217  Bay  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont 

THE  CANADIAN  HORTICULTURAL  COUNCIL 

Managing  Secretary ,  L.  F.  Burrows,  219  Queen  St., 
Ottawa,  Ontario. 

CANADIAN  SEED  GROWERS’  ASSOCIATION,  INC. 
President ,  James  Farquharson,  Zealandia,  Sask; 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  W.  T.  G.  Wiener,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
CANADIAN  SEED  TRADE  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary ,  Gordon  L.  Smith,  130  Keewatin  Ave., 
Toronto. 

LA  CORPORATION  DES  AGRONOMES 

(Quebec  Institute  of  Agrologists) 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Rene  Monette,  10  St.  James 
St.  West,  Montreal,  1,  P.Q. 

THE  NATIONAL  DAIRY  COUNCIL  OF  CANADA 

Executive-Secretary ,  W.  K.  St.John,  Suite  305, 
Journal  Bldg.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

ONTARIO  ASSOCIATION  OF  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETIES 

(262  Societies  Affiliated) 

The  Ontario  Government  Director  of  Agricultural  and 
Horticultural  Societies  is  F.  A.  Lashley,  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto. 

President ,  Raymond  Comfort,  St.  Ann’s;  Secretary, 
F.  A.  Lashley,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto;  Treasurer, 
M.  B.  Cochran,  Almonte. 


ONTARIO  FRUIT  A  VEGETABLE  GROWERS’  ASSOCIATION 

303  Ontario  Food  Terminal,  Toronto  14. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  M.  M.  Robinson. 

ONTARIO  HORTICULTURAL  ASSOCIATION 

(with  which  are  affiliated  210  societies) 
President,  Herb  Beilhartz,  Sault  Ste  Marie;  Secre¬ 
tary  and  Editor,  John  F.  Clark,  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto;  Treasurer,  H.  E.  Markle,  Guelph. 

ONTARIO  PLOWMEN’S  ASSOCIATION 

75  Branches  affiliated 

President,  George  Fletcher,  Merlin;  Secretary- 
Manager,  F.  A.  Lashley,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto; 
Treasurer ,  Clark  Young,  Union ville. 

ONTARIO  CATTLE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
ONTARIO  HORSE  BREEEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
ONTARIO  SWINE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
ONTARIO  SHEEP  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary-Treasurer  of  above,  R.  H.  Graham,  Live 
Stock  Branch,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto. 

ONTARIO  SOIL  AND  CROP  IMPROVEMENT  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Andy  Johnston,  R.R.5,  Renfrew;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  A.  H.  Martin,  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto. 

ONTARIO  STALLION  ENROLMENT  BOARD 
Secretary,  W.  P.  Watson,  Live  Stock  Branch, 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto. 

ONTARIO  WHOLE  MILK  PRODUCERS*  LEAGUE 

Secretary,  R.  F.  Lick,  409  Huron  St.,  Toronto. 

CANADIAN  NATIONAL  LIVE  STOCK 
RECORDS,  OTTAWA 

Director,  F.  G.  Hodgkin,  Address,  66  Queen  St., 
Ottawa. 

This  organization  records  the  registration  and  trans¬ 
fers  of  its  member  organizations  which  are  shown  below, 
with  names  of  secretaries. 

CLYDESDALE  HORSE  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

T.  P.  Devlin,  Room  100,  C.N.R.  Station,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man. 

CANADIAN  HEREFORD  ASSOCIATION 

D.  A.  Andrew,  720A  3rd  Street,  N.E.,  Calgary 
CANADIAN  SHEEP  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

J.  M.  Telfer,  R.R.  No.  2,  Paris,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  PONY  SOCIETY 

Lionel  Purcell,  169  Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  HACKNEY  HORSE  SOCIETY 

W.  A.  Harris,  77  Pelham  Ave.,  Toronto  9,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  HUNTER  SOCIETY 

A.  Herbinson,  Room  12D,  45  St.  Clair  Ave.. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  SHORTHORN  ASSOCIATION 

H.  R.  White,  Gummer  Bldg.,  Guelph,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  THOROUGHBRED  HORSE  SOCIETY 

J.  A.  Haines,  Room  610,  372  Bay  St.,  Toronto, 
Ontario. 

CANADIAN  STANDARD  BRED  HORSE  SOCIETY 

Hal.  B.  Watson,  215  Wellesley  St.  E.,  Toronto  5, 
Ont. 

CANADIAN  SWINE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

S.  B.  Stothers,  Box  160,  Lucknow,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  BROWN  SWISS  ASSOCIATION 
CANADIAN  GALLOWAY  ASSOCIATION 

CANADIAN  FRENCH  COACH  HORSE  BREEDERS*  ASS’N 
CANADIAN  SHIRE  HORSE  ASSOCIATION 
CANADIAN  SUFFOLK  HORSE  SOCIETY 

CANADIAN  NATIONAL  POULTRY  RECORD  ASSOCIATION 

F.  G.  Hodgkin,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  NATIONAL  SILVER  FOX  BREEDERS*  ASS*N 

Vernon  Matthew,  Summerside,  P.E.I. 

CANADIAN  PALOMINO  HORSE  ASSOCIATION 

T.  P.  Devlin,  Room  100,  C.N.R.  Station,  Winni¬ 
peg,  Man. 

CANADIAN  PERCHERON  ASSOCIATION 

Hardy  E.  Salter,  18  Central  Bldg.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

CANADIAN  RED  POLL  ASSOCIATION 

H.  Sumner,  St.  Albert,  Alta. 

CANADIAN  AYRSHIRE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Hugh  G.  Hunt,  1160  Carling  Ave.,  Ottawa  Ont. 

CANADIAN  BELGIAN  HORSE  ASSOCIATION 

R.  Trepanier,  Oka,  Que. 


608 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


[1956 


CANADIAN  CATTLE  BREEDERS’  ASSOCIATION 

Lt.-Col.  M.  Halle,  Sweetsburg,  P.Q. 

CANADIAN  HORSE  BREEDERS’  ASSOCIATION 

Lt.-Col.  M.  Hall6,  Sweetsburg,  Que. 

CANADIAN  GOAT  SOCIETY 

Miss  Helen  V.  Ingles  393  Parkside  Drive,  Toronto  3, 

Ont. 

CANADIAN  GUERNSEY  BREEDERS’  ASSOCIATION 

B.  B.  Hodgins,  Box  99,  Guelph,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  KENNEL  CLUB 

N.  F.  Brown,  667  Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  ABERDEEN  ANGUS  ASSOCIATION 

J.  P.  Sackville,  3707  5th  St.  S.W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

CANADIAN  JERSEY  CATTLE  CLUB 

James  Bremner,  290  Lawrence  Ave.  W.,  Toronto 
12,  Ont. 

General  Stud  and  Herd  Book 
F.  G.  Hodgkin,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
canadian-american  saddle  horse  breeders 
ASSOCIATION 
Paul  Weber,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

NATIONAL  CHINCHILLA  BREEDERS  OF  CANADA 

E.  D.  Gunter,  597  James  S.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

(Not  affiliated,  with  C.N .L.S.R.) 

Secretary ,  G.  M.  Clemons,  Brantford,  Ont. 

THE  WESTERN  STOCK  GROWERS’  ASSOCIATION 
President ,  George  G.  Ross,  Aden,  Alta.;  Manager 
and  Secretary ,  Kenneth  R.  Coppock,  Michael 
Building,  Calgary,  Alberta. 


ALBERTA  HEREFORD  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary ,  L.  W.  Bond,  1729-12th  Street  West, 
Calgary,  Alberta. 

ALBERTA  SHEEP  BREEDERS’  ASS’N 
ALBERTA  SWINE  BREEDERS*  ASS’N. 

ALBERTA  CATTLE  BREEDERS*  ASS*N. 

ALBERTA  HORSE  BREEDERS*  ASS’N. 

Managing  Director ,  Maurice  E.  Hartnett,  Exhibi¬ 
tion  Office,  Calgary. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Secretary ,  Alphonse  Arsenault,  Moncton,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  SHEEP  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary ,  Harold  Kellier,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  FRUIT  GROWERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary ,  A  G.  Turney.  Fredericton,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETIES  UNITED 
Sec.-Treas.,  T.  Allan  Best,  Stanley,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  BEEKEEPERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Reade  Farris,  Fredericton 
N.B. 

POULTRY  PRODUCERS  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 
Secretary- Treasurer,  F.  Leslie  Wood,  Fredericton, 
N.  B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  DAIRYMEN  UNITED 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  J.  R.  Sutherland,  Sussex,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  SWINE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  H.  K.  MacCharles,  Moncton, 
N.B. 

MARITIME  CO-OPERATIVE  SERVICES  LTD. 

Secretary,  W.  H.  McEwen,  Moncton,  N.B. 
MARITIME  SHORTHORN  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary ,  R.  D.  Gilbert,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

N.  B.  FOREST  PRODUCTS  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary ,  W.  E.  Anderson,  Saint  John,  N.B. 
CANADIAN  HOLSTEIN  FRIESIAN  ASSOCIATION, 

N.B.  BRANCH 

Secretary ,  E.  P.  Jarvis,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AYRSHIRE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary,  Alfred  LeBlanc,  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Moncton,  N.B. 

N.B.  JERSEY  BREEDERS’  CLUB 

Secretary,  O.  N.  Huggard,  Sussex,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  GUERNSEY  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary,  C.  C.  Macdougall,  Sussex. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  APPLE  EXCHANGE 

Secretary,  Reade  Ferris,  Fredericton,  N.B. 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  MAPLE  SUGAR  PRODUCERS*  A8S*N 
Secretary,  M.  P.  Harrison,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  SHORTHORN  BREEDER’S  ASS*N. 

Secretary,  R.  D.  Gilbert,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  DAIRYMEN’S  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  T.  A.  Murray,  Nova  Scotia  Agricultural 
College,  Truro,  N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  FEDERATION  OF  AGRICULTURE 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Mrs.  Nadine  Archibald,  Lane 
Building,  Truro,  N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  FOX  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Sec.-Treas.,  J.  H.  Deveau,  Mavilette,  Digby 
County,  N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  FRUIT  GROWERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  R.  D.  Sutton,  Port  Williams. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  SEED  BOARD 

Sec.,  D.  F.  Peacock,  Dept,  of  Agriculture,  Truro, 
N.S. 

N.  8.  SHEEP  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Sec.-Treas.,  R.  W.  Nason,  Truro,  N.S. 

N.S.  BRANCH  OF  HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN  ASS*N.  OF  CAN. 

Sec.-Treas.,  E.  L.  Eaton,  Upper  Canard,  N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  AYR8HIRE  BREEDERS*  CLUB 

Sec.-Treas.,  R.  W.  Nason,  Truro,  N.S. 

N.S.  APPROVED  HATCHERY  ASSOCIATION 

Sec.,  Chas.  Corkum,  Port  Williams. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  women’s  INSTITUTES 
Supt.,  Mrs.  Florence  Hilchey,  Truro,  N.S. 

MARITIME  BEEKEEPERS’  ASSOCIATION 

Sec.,  E.  D.  Craig,  Kentville,  N.S. 

MARITIME  STOCK  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  Alex  Thomson,  Amherst,  Nova  Scotia. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  GUERNSEY  BREEDERS*  CLUB 

Sec.,  Watson  Maxner,  Windsor,  N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  JERSEY  CLUB 

Secretary,  Mrs.  Rae  MacConneil,  Meadowville, 
Pictou  N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  SWINE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary,  R.  W.  Nason,  Troro 

CENTRAL  NOVA  SCOTIA  SHORTHORN  BREEDERS 

Secretary,  R.  W.  Nason,  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
Truro,  N.S. 

MARITIME  HEREFORD  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  R.  W.  Nason,  Live  Stock  Branch,  Truro, 
N.S. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  POULTRY  COUNCIL 

Secretary,  Chas.  G.  MacLennan,  Truro,  N.S. 
(Brookfield  Creamery). 

WEST  NOVA  SCOTIA  SHORTHORN  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary,  Chas.  Borden,  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
Truro,  N.S. 

MANITOBA  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETIES 
Supt.,  D.  C.  Foster,  Dept.  Agriculture,  Legislative 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

MANITOBA  BEEKEEPERS’  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary,  D.  R.  Robertson,  Dept.  Agriculture, 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

MANITOBA  DAIRY  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  C.  H.  P.  Killick,  Dept.  Agriculture, 
Legislative  Building,  Winnipeg. 

MANITOBA  DAIRY  CATTLE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 
Secretary,  T.  L.  Klinkhamer,  Livestock  Branch, 
Dept,  of  Agriculture,  Legislative  Bldgs.,  Winni¬ 
peg. 

CATTLE  BREEDERS  ASSOCIATION  OF  MANITOBA 
HORSE  BREEDERS’  ASSOCIATION  OF  MANITOBA 
SHEEP  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION  OF  MANITOBA 
MANITOBA  SWINE  BREEDERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  J.  H.  Conner,  Department  of  Agriculture, 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

MANITOBA  BRANCH,  CANADIAN  SEED  GROWERS* 
ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  C.  C.  Cranston,  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

MANITOBA  HORTICULTURAL  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  Fred  J.  Weir,  Dept.  Agriculture,  Legisla¬ 
tive  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 


1956] 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


MANITOBA  POULTRY  BREEDERS’  ASSOCIATION 
Mm’1'’  W‘  F'  Clarke>  821-!2th  St.,  Brandon, 

SASKATCHEWAN  AGRICULTURAL  ASSOCIATIONS 
WITH  SECRETARIES 

Saskatchewan  Stock  Growers  Association,  A.  E 
Newton  c/o  Stock  Yards,  Moose  Jaw. 

q  Saskatchewan  Wool  Growers  Association, 
G.  b.  Herrmger,  Maple  Creek. 

Saskatchewan  Field  Husbandry  Association,  J.  H 
Gerrie  University  of  Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon. 

baskatchewan  Agricultural  Societies,  R.  D.  Ramsav 
Director  of  Extension,  Saskatoon. 

baskatchewan  Horticultural  Societies, R.D.Ramsay, 
Director  of  Extension,  Saskatoon. 

Canadian  Seed  Growers  Association,  Sask.  Branch, 
V.  B.  Holmes,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Forage  Crop  Growers  Co-operative 
Marketing  Association  Limited,  T.  G.  Hollis 
Prince  Albert.  ’ 

Saskatchewan  Seed  Grain  Co-operative  Limited 
J.  H.  bhaw,  Moose  Jaw. 

Saskatchewan  Dairy  Association,  H.  S.  Hanna 
Regina.  ’ 

Saskatchewan  Quick-Feeze  Locker  Operators  As¬ 
sociation,  J.  A.  Stables,  7th  and  Smith  Street, 
Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Poultry  Association,  E.  M.  Camp¬ 
bell,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Turkey  Breeders  Association,  R.  M 
Blakely,  Swift  Current. 

Saskatchewan  R.O.P  Poultry  Breeders  Associa¬ 
tion,  H.  Costam,  Saskatoon. 

Saskatchewan  Beekeepers’  Co-operative  Associa- 
tion  Ltd.,  R.  M.  Pugh,  Tisdale. 

Honey  Producers  Co-operative 
Marketing  Association  Ltd.,  R.  M.  Pugh,  Tisdale. 

Saskatch^an  Home  Makers  Association,  Assistant 
.Director  of  Extension,  Saskatoon. 

Saskatchewan  Association  of  Rural  Municipalities, 
S.  Ferguson,  Regina. 

Saskatch^an  Cattle  Breeders  Association,  T.  H. 
McLeod,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Swine  Breeders  Association,  T  H 
McLeod,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Sheep  Breeders  Association  T  H 
McLeod,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Horse  Breeders  Association,  T.  H. 
McLeod,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Light  Horse  Society,  T.  H.  McLeod, 
Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Shorthorn  Club,  W.  A.  Small 
Craven. 

Saskatchewan  Hereford  Association,  C.  H.  Leech, 

2  Victoria  Park  Bldg.,  Regina. 

Saskatchewan  Aberdeen  Angus  Club,  T.  Soggie 
Loreburn. 

Saskatchewan  Red  Poll  Club,  G.  R.  Wagner, 
Francis. 

Saskatchewan  Jersey  Club,  Fred  Thompson,  Fair- 
light. 

Saskatchewan  Holstein-Friesian  Association,  S.  P. 
Regan,  Fort  Qu’Appelle. 

Saskatchewan  Heavy  Horse  Breed  Clubs,  Jonathan 
F ox,  Secretary,  Lloydminster. 

CATHOLIC  FARMERS’  UNION 

President ,  M.  Jean-Baptiste  Lemoine,  515  Viger 
Ave.,  Montreal,  Que;  Secretary ,  Louis  Philippe  Poulin, 
515  Viger  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que.;  Treasurer ,  Roger 
Bourdon,  515  Viger  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que. 

The  Air  Cadet  League  of  Canada 


wur  Ont??io  Zone:  Chairman,  G.  P.  Dalzell 
Fort  William;  Hon.  Sec..W  T  Oriffiq  rh  tt*  i  ’ 

tion,  Central  School  Port  Arth^  ’Bd-  of  Educa‘ 

. y. •  ••••■■ . Secretary ,  Dr.  W  P 

Ferguson,  14  Cawthra  Sq.,  Toronto. 

Q  Bouchard  2085  St0ir  ^ontreali  Secretary,  Leon 
1- oucnard,  ZU85  bt.  Catherine  St.  W  Mnntrenl 

New  Brunswick:  Walter  Birchard,  Edmundston 
Nova  Scotia:  A/V/M  A.  L.  Morfee,  C  B^  C  B.E 

SL  D^rtmoX’  ^ '  A‘  TuftS’  11  Jame« 

PrliA&EdWard  Island:  Greg°ry  Mulholland,  Summer- 

Newfoundland:  Brian  Higgins,  St.  John’s. 

Command  Cadet  Officers,  R.C.A  F 
draining  Command,  Trenton,  S/L  L.  R.  Pattee,  D.FC. 
U  Training Group  Winnipeg,  F/L  D.  Avent,  D.F.C. 
1  Carling  ' 67106  C°mmand>  Vancouver ,  F/L  H.  E. 

Tactical  Command,  Edmonton,  F/L  L.  C  Morrison 
Maritime  Command,  Halifax,  S/L  W.  E.  Watson 

Air  Industries  and  Transport  Association  of  Canada 

86  Wellington  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
A.C?Morr^om°ffer'  N'  Red™ei  Secretary, 

Alberta  Fish  and  Game  Association 

President,  C  P.  Smith,  Jr.,  Wetaskiwin;  Secretary- 
Manager,  G  M.  Spargo,  Imperial  Bank  Budding 
(Room  8)  8th  Avenue  West,  Calgary.  e 

All  Canada  Insurance  Federation 

Honorary  President  W.  E.  Baldwin,  Montreal; 
President,  W.  C.  Butler,  Toronto;  Secretary,  C.  E 
Hull,  Montreal;  Counsel,  E.  H.  S.  Piper,  Montreal. 

Executive  Offices,  Suite  50,  388  St.  James  St.  West. 
Montreal. 

Allied  Florists  and  Growers  of  Canada  Inc. 

President  W.  J.  Steel,  W.  J.  Steel  Florist,  116-7th 
e’jW'LCalgary  Alta’i  Managing  Director,  C.  W 
Floody,  Room  34,  10  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Allied  Trades  of  the  Baking  Industry  (Canada)  Inc. 

21  King  St.  East,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary,  W.  E.  Floody,  The  Bakers’  Journal. 

The  Alpine  Club  of  Canada 

President,  Major  E.  R.  Gibson,  M.C.,  “Bardsey”, 
Saamchton,  B.C.;  Secretary,  L.  C.  Wilson,  1408 
Gladstone  Rd.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Altrusa  International,  Inc. 

International  Headquarters,  332  S.  Michigan  Ave., 
Chicago  4,  Ill.;  Executive  Secretary,  Miss  Hazel  p[ 
Williams,  address  as  above. 

Canadian  Members  holding  international  offices: 
Governor,  District  1,  Mrs.  Dorothy  Brennan,  1166 
Laird  Blvd.,  Mount  Royal,  P.Q.;  1st  Vice-President, 
Miss  Marjorie  Lamb,  1102  Victory  Bldg.,  80  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Altrusa  Clubs  in  Canada:  B.C.,  Nanaimo,  Van¬ 
couver,  Victoria;  Ont.,  Hamilton,  London,  Ottawa, 
Toronto,  Windsor;  Que.,  Montreal,  Quebec;  N.B., 
Saint  John,  Moncton;  N.S.,  Halifax. 


424  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa 

Authorized  by  Minister  of  National  Defence  to  raise 
and  administer  Royal  Canadian  Air  Cadet  Squadrons. 
Patron,  His  Excellency,  The  Right  Honourable 
Vincent  Massey,  C.H.,  Governor-General  of  Canada. 

President,  George  A.  D.  Will,  Nanton,  Alta. 
General  Manager,  G.  M.  Ross;  Director  of  Publicity, 
Arthur  MacDonald;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  R.  S. 
Godfrey,  C.G.A. 

Provincial  Committees,  Chairmen 
British  Columbia:  Capt.  F.  L.  Clarke,  Vancouver. 
Alberta:  Arthur  R.  Smith,  Calgary. 

Saskatchewan:  J.  A.  DeRosenroll,  D.F.C.,  Moose  Jaw. 
Manitoba:  E.  Vopni,  Winnipeg;  Secretary,  Al.  Sim¬ 
mons,  406  Donalda  Block,  Winnipeg. 


American  Institute  of  Electrical  Engineers 

33  w.  39th  st.,  new  York  18 

Secretary — Toronto  Section,  V.  B.  Ross,  Canadian 
General  Electric  Co.,  Davenport  Works,  Lansdowne 
Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary — Montreal  Section,  D.  T.  Shaw,  Reliance 
Elec.  &  Engg.-Canada-Ltd.,  1179  Decarie  Blvd., 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

Secretary — Ottawa  Section,  E.  W.  Humphrys,  N.W. 
Territories  Power  Comm.,  150  Wellington  St., 
Ottawa  ,Ont. 

Secretary — Vancouver  Section,  G.  J.  Henrickson, 
B.C.  Electric  Co.,  Ltd.,  425  Carroll  St.,  Vancouver 
4,  B.C. 


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Secretary — Niagara  International  Section,  S.  C. 
Roberts,  Packard  Electric  Co.,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

Secretary — Hamilton  Section,  R.  . A..  Briggs,  El-Met- 
Parts,  Ltd.,  Head  St.,  Dundas,  Ont. 

Secretary— St.  Maurice  Valley  Section,  W.  G. 
Seline,  3450  Duvernay  St.,  Trois  RiviSres,  P.Q. 

(The  above  Section  is  within  the  territory  of  the 
Canada  District  of  the  AIEE) 

American  Ornithologists’  Union 

President,  Alden  H.  Miller,  University  of  California, 
Museum  of  Vertebrate  Zoology,  Berkeley  4,  Gal.; 
Secretary,  Harold  Mayfield,  2557  Portsmouth  A ve„ 
Toledo  13,  Ohio;  Treasurer,  Dr.  Charles  G.  Sibley, 
Department  of  Conservation,  Cornell  University, 
Ithaca  N.Y.;  Canadian  Member  of  Council,  lloyes 
Lloyd,’  582  Mariposa  Ave.,  Rockcliffe  Park,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 

American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers 

(ONTARIO  SECTION) 

Chairman,  Dr.  G.  R.  Lord,  University  of  Toronto, 
Department  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Toronto, 
Secretary,  D.  F.  Quan,  Canadian  Breweries  Ltd.,  285 
Victoria  St.,  Toronto  2;  Treasurer,  J. B.  Adams, 
Torrington  Company  Ltd.,  925  Millwood  Rd., 
Toronto  17,  Ont. 

American  Society  for  Quality  Contol 

National  Headquarters:  50  Church  St.,  New  York  7, 

N  Y 

'President,  Arthur  Bender,  Jr.;  Executive  Secretary, 

C.  E.  Fisher. 

Secretaries,  Sections  chartered  in  Canada 
Hamilton— C.  W.  Royal,  The  B.  Greening  Wire  Co. 

Ltd.,  55  Queen  St.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Montreal — R.  Vance  Ward,  CIL  (1954)  Ltd.,  P.O. 

Box  10,  Montreal,  P.Q.  T 

Toronto — B.  G.  GraLam,  Canadian  Arsenals  -Ltd., 
Small  Arms  Division,  Long  Branch,  Ont. 

University  of  Western  Ontario — Herbert  A. 
French,  Dominion  Woollens  &  Worsteds  Ltd., 
Hespeler,  Ont. 

Windsor— C.  E.  Laforet,  1829  Arthur  Rd.,  Windsor 
Ont. 

Architects  In  Canada 

ROYAL  ARCHITECTURAL  INSTITUTE  OF  CANADA 
ALLIED  WITH  THE  “ROYAL  INSTITUTE  OF  BRITISH 

architects” 

President,  A.  J.  C.  Paine,  F.R.A.I.C.;  Secretary, 
C.  J.  G.  Carroll,  M.R.A.I.C.;  Executive  Offices: — 
88  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

alberta  association  of  architects 
President,  K.  C.  Stanley,  M.R.A.I.C.,  618  Northern 
Hdwe.  Bldg.,  Edmonton;  Secretary,  H.  L.  Bouey, 
305  Northern  Hardware  Bldg.,  Edmonton. 

THE  ARCHITECTURAL  INSTITUTE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

President,  J.  Lovatt  Davies,  M.R.A.I.C.,  923 

Denman  St.,  Vancouver  5;  Executive  Secretary, 
R.  B.  Deacon,  17  East  Broadway,  Vancouver. 

MANITOBA  ASSOCIATION  OF  ARCHITECTS 

President,  Cecil  N.  Blankstein,  M.R.A.I.C.,  222 
Osborne  St.  N.,  Winnipeg;  Executive  Secretary, 
Mrs.  Douglas  Chevrier,  3  Kingston  Row,  Winnipeg. 

ARCHITECTS’  ASSOCIATION  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 

President,  Neil  M.  Stewart,  M.R.A.I.C.,  86  York 
St.,  Fredericton. 

Secretary-Treasurer  and  Registrar,  H.  C.  Mott, 
F.R.A.I.C.,  13  Germain  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

NEWFOUNDLAND  ASSOCIATION  OF  ARCHITECTS 

President,  R.  F.  Horwood,  Board  of  Trade  Bldg., 
Water  St.,  St.  John’s;  Honorary  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Wm.  J.  Ryan,  P.O.  Box  5015E,  St.  John’s. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  ASSOCIATION  OF  ARCHITECTS 

President,  A.  F.  Duffus,  95  Dresden  Row,  Halifax; 
Secretary,  J.  L.  Darby,  P.O.  Box  190,  Bedford, 
Halifax  Co. 

ONTARIO  ASSOCIATION  OF  ARCHITECTS 

President,  George  D.  Gibson,  M.R.A.I.C.,  1104 
Bay  St.,  Toronto;  Secretary,  John  D.  Miller,  50  Park 
Rd.,  Toronto. 


THE  PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC  ASSOCIATION  OF 
ARCHITECTS 

President,  E.  J.  Turcotte,  F.R.A.I.C.,  1478  St. 
Catherine  St.  W.,  Montreal;  Secretary,  Bernard  M. 
Deschenes,  620  Cathcart  St.,  Montreal. 

THE  SASKATCHEWAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  ARCHITECTS 

President,  Frank  J.  Martin,  M.R.A.LC.,  110 
Metropolitan  Bldg.,  Saskatoon;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
R.  B.  Ramsay,  1745  Scarth  St.,  Regina. 

The  Arctic  Institute  of  North  America 

Established  in  1946  to  encourage  and  co-ordinate 
scientific  research  pertaining  to  the  Arctic  and 
Subarctic  regions. 

Chairman,  J.  C.  Case,  Socony-Vacuum  Oil  Co.' 
26  Broadway,  New  York;  Secretary,  Dr.  H.  S.  Bostock- 
Old  Chelsea,  P.Q.;  Treasurer,  Colonel  Walter  Wood. 
Arctic  Institute  of  North  America,  2  East  63rd  st.> 
New  York  21,  N.Y.  .  .  , 

Executive  Director,  T.  H.  Mannmg,  37  Linden 
Terrace,  Ottawa,  Ont.  . 

Director,  Montreal  Office,  Dr.  S.  Orvig,  3485  Uni¬ 
versity  St.,  Montreal,  Que.  .  ,  .  ,  T  r. 

Director,  Washington  Office,  Rear  Admiral  L.  U. 
Colbert,  1530  P  Street  N.W.,  Washington,  D.C. 

Director,  New  York  Office,  W.  A.  Wood,  2  East 
63rd  St.,  New  York  21. 

Army,  Navy  and  Air  Force  Veterans  In  Canada 

Dominion  President ,  A.  J.  Wickens,  Q.C.,  Moose 
Jaw,  Sask. 

Dominion  Secretary,  J.  P.  Nevins. 

Central  Chambers,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  COMMANDS  WITH  SECRETARIES 

Quebec — F.  McMahon,  23  Dessane  Ave.,  Quebec 

Ontario — V7.  J.  Ford,  19  Johnson  St.,  Belleville. 
Manitoba — James  Alder,  P.O.  Box  105,  Winnipeg. 
Saskatchewan — Miss  E.  V.  Fenwick,  313  Ross 
Block,  Saskatoon. 

Alberta — B.  Steer,  328 — 4th  Ave.,  W.  Calgary. 
British  Columbia — W.  Morton,  334  W.  Pender  St.. 
Vancouver  3. 


Art  Societies  in  Canada. 

CANADIAN  ARTS  COUNCIL 
President,  John  C.  Parkin,  J.  B.  Parkin  Associates, 
1500  Don  Mills  Rd.,  Postal  Sta.  “J”,  Toronto  6, 
Ont.;  Treasurer,  Dr.  E.  G.  Faludi,  c/o  Town  Plan¬ 
ning  Consultants  Ltd.,  614  Church  St.,  Toronto  Ont.; 
Secretary,  Mrs.  H.  E.  Ransom,  123  Smith  Dr., 
Toronto  Ont. 

Honorary  Vice-Presidents 
British  Columbia — Lawren  Harris,  4760  Belmont  Ave. 
Vancouver. 

Alberta — H.  G.  Glyde,  University  of  Alberta, 
Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan — Miss  Winona  Mulcaster,  Normal 
School,  Saskatoon. 

Manitoba — William  A.  McCloy,  Dept,  of  Fine  Arts, 
University  of  Manitoba,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario — Sir  Ernest  MacMillan,  182  St.  George  St., 
Toronto.  . 

Quebec — Dr.  Adrien  Plouffe,  Secretary,  La  Societe  des 
Ecrivains  canadiens,  4315  rue  St.  Hubert, 
Montreal. 

New  Brunswick — Sinclair  Healy,  Teachers  College, 
Fredericton. 

Nova  Scotia — Donald  Mackay,  College  of  Art,  Halifax. 
P.  E.  I. — Bramwell  Chandler,  Charlottetown. 

Nfld. — Miss  Florence  O’Neill,  St.  John’s. 

This  Council  is  devoted  to  the  promotion  and  en¬ 
couragement  of  the  cultural  and  artistic  life  of  local 
communities. 

The  members  of  the  council  include  the  following 
arts  organizations:  The  Royal  Architectural  Institute 
of  Canada,  The  Canadian  Authors'  Association,  La 
Soci6t6  des  Ecrivains  Canadiens,  The  Federation  of 
Canadian  Artists,  Canadian  Music  Council,  _  The 
Canadian  Handicrafts  Guild,  The  Canadian  Guild  of 
Potters,  The  Canadian  Group  of  Painters,  The 
Canadian  Society  of  Painter-Etchers  and  Engravers, 
The  Sculptors’  Society  of  Canada,  The  Canadian 
Society  of  Graphic  Arts,  The  Canadian  Society  of 


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Landscape  Architects  and  Townplanners,  The  Arts 

and  Letters  C  ub,  The  Manitoba  Arts  Council,  The 
Canadmn  Ballet  Festival  Association,  Canadian 
Society  of  Creative  Leathercraft.  (see  index). 

FEDERATION  OF  CANADIAN  ARTISTS 

National  President.  H.  G.  Glvde,  Dept,  of  Fine 
l1!8'  University  of  Alberta  Edmonton;  National 
Secretary,  Miss  Jean  Richards,  14529  Summit  Dr 
Edmonton,  Alta.  ’ 

THE  CANADIAN  HANDICRAFTS  GUILD 

President  A  T.  Galt  Dumford,  Durnford,  Bolton 
&  Chadwick,  Architects,  1980  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  Isabella  M 
Plummer,  2025  Peel  Street,  Montreal  3. 

Alberta ,  President:  Mrs.  Ancus  Douglas,  10234-124 
St.,  Edmonton. 

New  Brunswick,  President:  Ellis  N.  Roulston,  Mount 
Allison  University,  Sackville. 

Onlano,  President:  Maurice  J.  Aykroyd,  Jr.,  c/o 
fe.  G.  Jdazell,  Exec.  Vice  President,  77  Bloor  St.  W 
Toronto  5. 

Quebec,  President:  Gordon  Reed,  3489  B.  Drummond 
bt.,  Montreal. 

Yellowknife ,  N.W.T.,  President:  Mrs.  G.  E.  Clayton 
c/o  Consolidated  Mining  &  Smelting  Co.,  Yellow¬ 
knife. 

Co-operating,  Affiliated  and  Associated  Institutes 
ike  Almonte  Handicraft  Guild,  Secretary,  Mrs. 
J.  Barker,  Almonte,  Ont. 

B.C.  Weavers  Guild,  Secretary,  Mrs.  M.  W.  Thorne 
4827  Water  Lane,  Caulfield. 

Cape  Breton  Home  Industries,  Baddeck,  C.B.,  N.S. 

Mrs.  Kenneth  MacDonald,  Baddeck,  N.S. 
Charlotte  County  Cottage  Crafts,  St.  Andrews,  N.B. 
Kent  Ross,  St.  Andrews. 

Folk-Craft  Shop,  Vancouver,  B.C.  Manager,  Miss 
Alice  Archer,  1406  Kingsway,  Vancouver. 

Glenbow  Foundation,  c/o  Dr.  D.  Leechman,  Director 
of  W estern  Canadiana,  31  IMichael  Bldg.,  Calgary 
Alta. 

Hudson’s  Bay  Company — c/o  Clifford  P.  Wilson, 
Hudson’s  Bay  Co.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Madonna  House  Crafts,  c/o  Mrs.  E.  J.  Doherty. 

Madonna  House,  Combermere,  Ont. 

Nova  Scotia  Craftsmen’s  Guild,  President,  Mrs.  G.  G. 

Lyall,  22  Cobourg  Rd.,  Halifax. 

Ottawa  Valley  Weavers’  Guild,  Secretary,  Mrs.  J.  W. 

Eades,  39  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa  7,  Ont. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Arts  &  Crafts  Guild,  Director, 
Miss  Frances  E.  Johnson,  Art  Centre,  Charlotte¬ 
town. 

Regina  Arts  and  Crafts  Society,  c/o  Mrs.  G.  J. 

.Hodges,  D2 — Roselawn  Apartments,  Regina,  Sask. 
Victoria  Hand  Weavers’  Guild;  Secretary,  Mrs.  G' 
Anstey,  971  Milner  Rd.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

METAL  ARTS  GUILD 

President,  Harold  G.  Stacey,  33  Glenborough  Park 
Crese.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  R.  Vaughan- 
Jones,  565  Duplex  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


President/jos.n^^^hRmore,"  S^Roslyif^resc 
s^ri2igsouthYr“;ytoMrs- Catharine  c- Ran- 

ROYAL  WINNIPEG  BALLET  OF  CANADA 

e  ,  .  ,  ,  309  Hargrave  St. 

Secretary,  Adele  Wiseman. 

CANADIAN  SOCIETY  OF  CREATIVE  LEATHERCRAFT 

President,  Dr.  R.  K.  Larmour,  59  High  Park 
fiTv"  Q0r0?K°L?Qt,;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Lomse  Smyth,  40  Strathmore  Blvd.,  Toronto  OnL 
Treasurer,  Miss  Marjorie  Murdoch,  Apt.  16B,  1050 

Jra^r  M"  Tnr°n+L’  Edit0r  “ Canadian  Leather- 

crajt  ,  Mrs.  Dorothy  Mums,  62  McGill  St.,  Toronto, 

TORONTO  LEATHERCRAFTERS’  GUILD 
Chairman  Cecil  Roebuck,  224  Winona  Dr. ; 
Treasurer,  W.  Brazier,  1127  O'Connor  Dr.-  Secretary 
Miss  Olivia  Smith,  32  Mountview  Ave.  '  ’ 


CANADIAN  SOCIETY  OF  PAINTERS  IN 
_  .  ,  WATER  COLOUR 

President  B.  C  Haworth,  111  Cluny  Dr„  Toronto; 
Treasurer,  Win.  Winter,  15  Pricefield  Rd.,  Toronto 

Toronto  Ont^’  EdWy  Cooke’  190  Hewar4  Ave., 

•  COLOUR  AND  FORM  ARTI8TS’  SOCIETY 

President,  Paavo  Airola;  Secretary,  Abel  Lee,  176 
Westmount  Ave,,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Linda 
lamm. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN  ACADEMY  OF  ARTS 
President,  Hugh  L.  All  ward,  Toronto,  Ont.: 
Secretary,  Fred  Finley,  63  Warland  Ave.,  Toronto  6' 
Ont. 

FEDERATION  OF  CANADIAN  WOODCARVERS 

President ,  Dr.  P.  C.  Laporte,  Edmundston,  N  B  * 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Frank  E.  Whale,  609  Toronto 
bt.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

LYCEUM  CLUB  AND  WOMEN’S  ART  ASSOCIATION 
OF  CANADA 

Toronto— -President,  Mrs.  W.  A.  Duncan,  82  St. 
Leonard’s  Ave.;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  F. 
S.  Rivers,  137  Hillburst  Ave.;  Recording  Secretary, 
Mrs.  S.  L.  Rees,  2810  Bloor  St.  Wt ;  Treasurer 
Miss  Helen  Crichton,  1520  Mt.  Pleasant  Rd. 

AFFILIATED  BRANCHES 

Hamuton — President,  Mrs.  Frank  Richardson,  R.R. 

No.  4,  Glanford  Station,  Ont. 

Owen  Sound — President,  Mrs.  E.  Kyle,  888  First 
Ave.  West. 

Oshawa — President,  Mrs.  R.  A.  Wallace,  12  Jones 
Ave. 

Peterboro — President,  Mrs.  W.  J.  Gilling,  St.  Luke’s 
Rectory. 

Regina — President,  Mrs.  W.  W.  Martin,  300  The 
Balfour. 

St.  Thomas — President,  Mrs.  E.  A.  Allen,  54  Pearl 
St, 


THE  CANADIAN  GUILD  OF  POTTERS 

President,  Mrs.  R.  L.  Charles,  229  Heath  St.  E„ 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Helen 
E.  Duncan,  100  Oriole  Parkway,  Toronto,  Ont. 

THE  CANADIAN  GROUP  OF  PAINTERS 

President,  Arthur  Lismer,  1485  Fort  St.,  Montreal, 
P.Q.;  Secretary,  Philip  T.  Clark,  C.A.,  56  Roxborough 
Dr.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

SOCIETY  OF  CANADIAN  PAINTER-ETCHERS 
AND  ENGRAVERS 

President,  Frank  Halliday,  43  Victoria  St.,  Toronto, 
Ont. ;  Treasurer,  Dr.  E.  B.  Sisley,  60  Howard  Ave., 
Oakville,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Anne  Smith  Hook, 
32  Mountview  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

SCULPTORS’  SOCIETY  OF  CANADA 

President,  H.  McRae  Miller,  Range  6,  Ste  Agathe 
des  Monts,  P.Q.,  Vice-President,  Miss  Sylvia  Daoust, 
237  rue  St.  Joseph,  Strathmore,  Montreal  33;  Secretary 
Julien  Hubert  4211  Westhill  Ave.,  Montreal  28,  P.Q.; 
Treasurer,  Orson  Wheeler,  1441  Drummond  St.  W., 
Montreal. 

CANADIAN  SOCIETY  OF  GRAPHIC  ART 

President  and  Secretary,  Harley  Parker,  255  Dun- 
view  Ave.,  Willowdale,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Frederick 
Hagan,  11  Court  St.  Newmarket,  Ont. 


ONTARIO  SOCIETY  OF  ARTISTS 
Officers — President,  Peter  Haworth;  Secretary, 
Herb  S.  Palmer,  170  St.  Clements  Ave.,  Toronto  12. 

WAKUNDA  ART  AND  COMMUNITY  CENTRES  OF  CANADA 

Penetanguishene,  Ont. 

President,  Miss  M.  Edna  Breithaupt,  151  St.  George 
St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

The  purpose  of  Wakunda  Inter-Arts  Colony  at 
Sawlog  Bay  and  The  Giant’s  Tomb  and  Cognashene 
Islands  (Georgian  Bay)  is  the  development  of  art  in 
all  its  branches. 

WINDSOR  ART  ASSOCIATION 
WINDSOR,  ONT. 

President,  Harry  M.  Zeilig,  1275  Victoria  Ave., 
Windsor;  Secretary,  Ken.  C.  Saltmarche,  240  Giles 
Blvd.  W.,  Windsor. 

Address  of  Association,  c/o  Willistead  Art  Gallery, 
Willistead  Park,  Windsor,  Ont. 

KITCHENER-WATERLOO  SOCIETY  OF  ARTISTS 
President,  D.  M.  C.  Shaw;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Jose¬ 
phine  Heller,  43  Ellen  St.  E.,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

MONTREAL  MUSEUM  OF  FINE  ARTS 

1379  Sherbrooke  Street  West 
President,  F.  Cleveland  Morgan,  M.A.,  D.C.L.; 
Director,  John  Steegman,  O.B.E.,  M.A.,  F.S.A.; 
Educational  Supervisor,  Arthur  Lismer,  R.C.A., 

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THE  ART,  HISTORICAL  AND  SCIENTIFIC  ASSOCIATION 
OF  VANCOUVER,  B.C. 

President,  Noel  Robinson,  2550  Balaclava  St., 

Vancouver  8,  B.C.  _  _  „  .  t,  A  t 

Secretary,  T.  H.  Ainsworth,  F.R.S.A.,  l'.K.A.I., 
City  Museum,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

COMMUNITY  ARTS  COUNCIL  OF  VANCOUVER 

581  Granville  Street 

President,  Mrs.  W.  G.  H.  Roaf;  Executive  Secretary, 
Miss  Margaret  Evans. 

THE  SKETCH  CLUB 

(Formerly  the  Vancouver  Island  Arts  &  Crafts 

S° President,  Miss  Maude  Lettice,  1120  Faithful  St., 
Victoria,  B.C.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Miss  B.  Newton, 
301  Moss  St.,  Victoria  B.C. 

ALBERTA  SOCIETY  OF  ARTISTS 

President,  F.  D.  Motter,  205-33rd  Ave.  S.V ., 
Calgary;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Herbert  Earle,  2110- 
16th  St.  S.W.,  Calgary. 

CALGARY  ALLIED  ARTS  COUNCIL 

An  affiliation  of  art,  music,  dramatic,  writing  and 
handicraft  groups;  operates  the  Allied  Arts  Centre  at 
The  Coste  House,  2208  Amherst  St.,  Calgary. 

President,  H.  B.  Hill;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  J.  S.  Me- 
Gibbon;  Director ,  A.  F.  Key,  The  Coste  House,  •‘-208 
Amherst  St.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

MANITOBA  SOCIETY  OF  ARTISTS 

President,  Mrs.  Georgie  Wilcox,  460  Wellington 
Cresc.,  Winnipeg;  Secretary,  Barbara  Cook,  10y 
Wilmot  PL,  Winnipeg. 

MARITIME  ART  ASSOCIATION  ^ 

President,  Avery  Shaw,  N.B.  Museum,  Saint 
John,  N.B.  ...  ™ 

Vice-President  for  New  Brunswick,  Avery  Shaw, 
N.  B.  Museum,  Saint  John. 

Vice-President  for  Nova  Scotia,  Donald  Mackay, 

N.S.  College  of  Art,  Argyle  St.,  Halifax. 

Vice-President  for  Prince  Edward  Island,  Mrs. 
Mabel  McGulloch  Gass,  Charlottetown.  Secretary 
Director,  Mrs.  Ruth  Henderson,  Box  535,  Sackville, 

N  B. 

Treasurer,  Prof.  Alex  Mowat,  2  Studley  Ave.,  Hah 
fax,  N.S. 

Kodachrome  Slide  Project,  Mrs.  L.  Hashey,  236 
Aberdeen  St.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

The  following  organizations  are  members  of  this 
Association:  ,  , 

Saint  John  Vocational  School;  Netherwood  School, 
Rothesay,  N.B.;  Saint  John  Art  Club;  St.  Andrew^ 
Art  Study  Club;  Prince  Edward  Island  Arts  and 
Crafts  Guild,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.;  Sackville  Art 
Association;  Arts  and  Letters  Club,  New  Glasgow, 
N.S.;  Pictou  County  Art  Assoc.,  New  Glasgow,  N.S.; 
Nova  Scotia  College  of  Art,  Halifax;  Nova  Scotia 
Society  of  Artists,  Halifax;  Moncton  Society  of  Art, 
Moncton,  N.B.;  Nova  Scotia  Museum  of  Fine  Art, 
Halifax;  New  Brunswick  Museum,  Saint  John; 
Louisburg  Chapter  I.O.D.E.,  Svdney,  N.S.;  Col¬ 
chester  Chapter  I.O.D.E.,  Truro,  N.S.;  Acadia 
University,  Wolfville,  N.S.;  Teachers  College, 
Fredericton,  N.B.;  University  of  New  Brunswick, 
Fredericton;  Fredericton  Art  Club,  Fredericton,  N.B.; 
The  Amherst  Art  Society;  The  Yarmouth  Art  Club; 
Art  Society  of  Edmundston,  N.B. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  SOCIETY  OF  ARTISTS 
President,  Ralph  E.  Cowan,  21  Ralph  Devlin  Dr., 
Halifax;  Secretary,  Miss  Beatrice  Fry,  21  Macdonald 
St.,  Halifax;  Treasurer ,  Prof.  Alex.  S.  Mowat,  2 
Studley  Ave.,  Halifax. 

st.  john’s  art  club 

c/o  Memorial  University,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 
President,  H.  B.  Goodridge;  Treasurer,  Miss  Muriel 
Cowan,  Topsail  Rd.  Secretary,  Jean  Murray, 
Circular  Rd. 

ART  SOCIETY  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

President,  Victor  Runtz;  Secretary,  Miss  Tillie 
Simmonds;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Jean  Simmonds.  Address 
communications  to  Mr.  A.  L.  Wright,  Box  2,  Charlot¬ 
tetown. 

Association  Acadienne  O’ Education 

President,  Albany  M.  Robichaud,  Q.C.,  D.C.L., 
Bathurst,  N.B.;  Secretary,  Dr.  Ldandre  Le  Gresley, 
Shediac,  N.B. 


Association  ot  Canadian  Advertisers 

President,  M.  M.  Schneckenburger,  Jos.  E.  Sea¬ 
gram  &  Sons,  Ltd.;  General  Manager,  Athol  McQuar- 
rie;  Secretary,  Frank  A.  Healy,  Association  of  Can¬ 
adian  Advertisers  Inc.,  85  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto 
1. 

Association  ot  Canadian  Clubs 

National  President,  Dr.  Sidney  E.  Smith,  M.A., 
LL.B.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

National  Director,  Eric  W.  Morse,  248  Albert 
Street,  Ottawa. 

Association  of  Canadian  Fire  Marshals 

Dominion  Fire  Commissioner,  C.  A.  Thomson, 
Garland  Bldg.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  , n  n 

President,  Fire  Marshall,  W .  J.  Scott,  O.B.E.,  Q.O., 
210  Huron  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretray-Treasurer,  D. 
E.  Barrett,  210  Huron  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Roster  of  Canadian  Fire  Marshals 
Alberta  A.  E.  Bridges;  British  Columbia,  A. 
Walker;  Manitoba,  H.  Puttee;  New  Brunswick.  C.  M. 
Young;  Nova  Scotia,  K.  J.  Partington;  Onda.no,  W. 
J  Scott,  O.B.E.,  Prince  Edward  Island,  T.  Arthur 
Campbell;  Quebec,  F.  X.  Ahem;  Saskatchewan, 
Ross  Switzer;  Newfoundland,  Frank  J.  Ryan.  Lieut. 
Commander  W.  J.  Simpkin,  (Navy),  Dept,  of  Nat. 
Def.,  Ottawa.,  Lieut-Col.  E.  Desjardins,  (Army), 
Dept,  of  Nat.  Def.,  Ottawa,  S/L  W.  M.  McCallum 
(R.C.A.F.),  Dept,  of  Nat.  Def.,  Ottawa. 


Association  Canadienne-Francalse 

pour  l’avancement  des  SCIENCES 
President,  L6o  Marion,  Conseil  National  des 
Recherches,  Ottawa;  Treasurer,  Lucien  Piche, 
University  de  Montreal;  Secretary,  Dr.  Jean-Jacques 
Lussier,  Universite  d’ Ottawa;  Secretariat  General, 
2900  Boul.  du  Mt-Royal,  Montreal  26. 

Association  Canadienne-Francaise  d’Education  d’Ontario 

President,  Gaston  Vincent,  Q.C.,  Ottawa;  Secretary 
Roger  Charbonneau,  375  Rideau  Street,  Ottawa- 

Association  of  Canadian  Industrial  Designers 

Hon.  President,  R,t.  Hon.  Vincent  Massey;  Hon. 
Vice-Presidents,  Professors  H.  H.  Madill  and  E.  A. 
Allcut;  President,  John  Ensor,  21  Winchester  St., 

Secretary-Treasurer,  John  B.  Parkin,  717  Church 
St..,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Association  for  Civil  Liberties 

Executive  Secretary,  Irving  Himel,  Q.C.,  Suite  201, 
100  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

The  Association  of  Consulting  Engineers  of  Canada 

President,  Edgar  A.  Cross,  Toronto;  Secretary, 

R  W  Gould,  Room  604.  620  Cathcart  St.,  Montreal, 
P.Q. 

The  Association  of  Kinsmen  Clubs 

N atio nalPresident,  A.  Dubsensky,  304  C.P.R. 
Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

General  Secretary,  W.  H.  Hannah,  95  King  St.  E.. 
Suite  304,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Association  of  Municipal  Electrical  Utilities 
(of  Ontario) 

President,  H.  Allan  Howard,  Thorold;  Secretary, 
W.  R.  Mathieson,  620  University  Ave.,  Toronto  2. 

Association  for  the  Protection  of  Fur-bearing  Animals 

President,  E.  E.  Winch,  M.L.A.;  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer,  Miss  N.  E.  Webster,  Box  274,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

The  Association  of  Workmen's  Compensation  Boards 
of  Canada 

President,  G.  L.  Cousley,  Q.C.,  Commissioner, 
Workmen’s  Compensation  Board,  Winnipeg,  Man.; 
Secretary -Treasurer,  Nicholas  Fletcher,  _  Secretary, 
Workmen’s  Compensation  Board,  Winnipeg,  Man, 


1956] 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


613 


Audit  Bureau  of  Circulations 

Canadian  Office:  357  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Ont, 
Canadian  Directors,  H  H.  Rimmer,  Canadian 
General  Electric  Co.  Ltd.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  H.  G 
lumber,  The  Globe  and  Mail,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Athletic  Associations  in  Canada 

AMATEUR  ATHLETIC  UNION  OF  CANADA 
(National  Committees  on  Boxing,  Fencing,  Gymnas- 
tics,  Handball,  Track  and  Field,  Weightlifting  and 
Wrestling.) 

President,  K.  D.  McKenzie,  Foot  Victoria  Drive. 
Vancouver  6,  B.C.;  Hon,  Secretary.  E.  K.  Yost  6°1 

T  ™  w-na-  ShnoVinni5e£’  ^an.;  Hon •  Treasurer, 
J.  M.  W  llkie,  1100  Broad  St.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Boxing  Dennis  White,  Baggage  Dept,  C.N.R., 
Montreal  P.Q. 

Fencing— Geo.  Pouliot,  858  Sun  Life  Building  Mon¬ 
treal,  P.Q. 

Gimnastics  Bernard  Newman,  1876  Windermere 
Road,  Windsor,  Ont. 

Handball — R.  Crawford,  23  Ellis  Ave.  Weston 
Ont.  ’ 

Track  and  Field — F.  N.  A.  Rowell,  4587  Marguerite 
St.,  Vancouver  9,  B.C. 

Weightlifting— Harry  Brown,  5376  Spencer  St„ 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Wrestling — James  Trifunov,  Winnipeg  Free  Press, 
Winnipeg,  Man. 


Canadian  Intercollegiate  Athletic  Union— Prof* 
Toronto  SeOn°tre’  Hart  House’  University  of  Toronto, 

Canadian  Lacrosse  Association— E.  J.  Dodd  72 
I  arkway  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Gan am  an  Lawn  Bowling  Council— W.  B.  Cowan, 
K.G.,  lo  Toronto  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Lawn  Tennis  Association — R  D 

hors  ter,  1102  Dominion  Square  Bldg.,  Montreal] 

Canadian  Softball  Association— F.  R.  Feaver 
oLti  Maple  Ave.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Canadian  Wheelsmen’s  Association — George 
Graves,  406  Cremazie  e.,  Montreal,  P.Q 
a«Da-tN  Yachting  Association— R.  C.  Stevenson, 
437  bt.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Western  Canada  Softball  Association — E.  K 
Yost,  593  Spruce  St.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

V\  estep.n  Canadian  Intercollegiate  Athletic 
Uni  on— Professor  Don  Smith,  University  of  Al- 
_  berta,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Y.M.C.A.  Athletic  League— J.  W.  McVicar,  15 
Spadina  Rd.,  Toronto  4,  Ont. 

CANADIAN  OLYMPIC  ASSOCIATION 
President,  Kenneth  P.  Farmer,  90  Easton  Ave. 
Montreal  West,  P.Q.;  Treasurer,  A.  W.  Parish, 
Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce  Chambers,  Hamilton’ 
Ont.;  Secretary,  E.  Howard  Radford,  7420  Glenwood 
Ave.,  Town  of  Mount  Royal,  Montreal  16,  P.Q. 


Branches  with  Secretaries 

British  Columbia— Mrs.  Eulalie  Parnell,  241  East 
28th  St.,  North  Vancouver. 

Alberta — Frank  Miles,  1023-12th  St.  "A”  S„  Leth¬ 
bridge. 

Saskatchewan — E.  W.  Stinson,  1100  Broad  St. 
Regina. 

Manitoba— B.  R.  Wolfe,  c/o  Osier,  Hammond  & 
Nanton,  Winnipeg. 

Thunder  Bay  N.  Scavarelli,  738  Ernestine  Ave., 
Fort  William,  Ont. 

Central  Ontario — Miss  C.  Gleed,  3  Pailton  Cresc. 
Toronto  7. 

South  Western  Ontario — Carl  Dorland,  2305 
Parent  Ave.,  WYndsor. 

Quebec — A.  E.  Humphreys,  Apt.  2,  3205  Ellendale 
Ave.,  Montreal  26. 

New  Brunswick — J.  A.  Cormier,  67  Henry  St. 
Moncton. 

Nova  Scotia — Miss  Dorothy  G.  Walker,  P.O.  Box 
578,  Halifax. 

Prince  Edward  Island — W.  E.  Scantlebury,  82 
Kent  St.,  Charlottetown. 

Newfoundland — Wm.  R.  Canning,  c/o  Fishery 
Products  Ltd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

C.O.A.  SPORTS  GOVERNING  BODIES 
with  representatives 

Amateur  Skating  Association  of  Canada — W.  E. 
Roughton,  660  St.  Catherine  St.  W.,  Montreal, 
Que. 

Canadian  Amateur  Basketball  Association — 
W.  A.  Irwin,  P.O.  Box  1419,  Place  d’Armes, 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Amateur  Hockey  Association — G.  S. 
Dudley,  Midland,  Ont. 

Canadian  Amateur  Ski  Association — D.  B. 
Dougherty,  41  Franklin  Ave.,  Town  of  Mt. 
Royal,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Amateur  Swimming  Association — Roy 
Ashworth,  5709  Darlington  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
Canadian  Association  Amateur  Oarsmen — Fred 
H.  Carter,  King  Edward  Hotel,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Canadian  Badminton  Association — Roger  Banks, 

9  Blakeley  Rd.,  London,  Ont. 

Canadian  Bowling  Association — J.  R.  Woods, 
1212  Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Canoe  Association — Gordon  H.  Jermyn, 
Box  99,  Gananoque,  Ont. 

Canadian  Civilian  Association  of  Marksmen — 
K.  N.  Morris,  P.O.  Box  625,  Sta.  B.,  Montreal, 
P.Q. 

Canadian  Figure  Skating  Association — Melville 
F.  Rogers,  251  Cooper  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  ; 

Canadian  Horse  Shows  Association — F.  H.  Dill-  j 
ingham,  Ste.  Marie  Rd.,  Ste.  Anne  de  Bellevue, 
P.Q.  I 


CANADIAN  SPORTS  ADVISORY  COUNCIL 
President,  Melville  F.  Rogers;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
n .  L.  Gault,  53  Sweetland  Ave.,  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

ONTARIO  SPORTS  FEDERATION 

Secretary,  F.  R.  Feaver,  526  Maple  Ave.,  Hamilton 
Ont. 

Ontario  Amateur  Softball  Association — F  R 
Feaver,  526  Maple  Ave.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 
Provincial  Women’s  Softball  Union  of  Ontario 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Dorian  Parker,  36  Marcus  St., 
Barrie. 

BRITISH  EMPIRE  AND  COMMONWEALTH 
GAMES  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 
President,  Major  John  Wr.  Davies,  3515  Minto  Ave., 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Hon.  Secretary ,  C.  H.  Wayland, 
(.same  address). 

Automobile  Associations 

See  also  Safety  Leagues 

CANADIAN  AUTOMOBILE  ASSOCIATION 
President,  H.  R.  Chauncey,  Calgary,  Alta.;  Execu¬ 
tive  Vice-President ,  W.  B.  Hastings,  Lumsden  Bldg., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  John  G.  McQueen,  Calgary, 
Alta. 

Affiliated  with  the  above ,  are  the  following  provincial 
associations,  with  which  are  affiliated  various  Local  clubs. 
ALBERTA  MOTOR  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Jas.  MacDonald,  9905-101  A.  Ave., 
Edmonton;  Secretary,  F.  W.  Blake. 

Edmonton  Branch,  9905-101A  Ave.,  Secretary , 
W.  C.  Caton. 

Lethbridge  Branch,  Secretary,  J .  F.  Giesen. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  AUTOMOBILE  ASSOCIATION 
President,  E.  J.  Irwin;  Manager,  H.  F.  Bird, 
Pender  and  Hamilton  Sts.,  Vancouver,  B.  C. 

Victoria  Automobile  Club,  786  Government  St., 
Victoria,  Secretary,  Geo.  I.  Warren. 

MANITOBA  MOTOR  LEAGUE 

President,  C.  G.  Carter,  Jr.;  Managing  Director, 
A.  C.  Emmett,  115  Donald  St.,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba. 

MARITIME  AUTOMOBILE  ASSOCIATION 

Room  108,  40  Charlotte  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 
President ,  W.  N.  Wickwire,  Halifax,  N.S. 

ONTARIO  MOTOR  LEAGUE 

President,  J.  A.  Northey,  Sr.,  Toronto;  General 
Manager,  W.  B.  Hastings,  Lumsden  Bldg.,  Toronto. 
Ont. 

The  following  are  affiliated  with  the  Ontario  Motor 
League.  The  name  is  that  of  the  Secretary  in  each 
case: 


614 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


[  1956 


,  Essex  County  Automobile  Club,  Windsor,  Mrs. 
A.  Hackson,  365  Pelissier  St.  . 

Hamilton  Automobile  Club,  Frank  J.  Wilkinson, 
393  Main  St.  East.  , —  — .  , 

Kent  Motor  Club,  Chatham,  Lyle  D.  Preston, 
401  St.  Clair  St.  „  , 

Kingston  Motor  Club,  William  Peters,  24  Garrett 

St 

London  Motor  Club,  Mrs.  H.  J.  Monk  146  Fullar- 
ton  St.  „  T  „ „  T 

Nickel  Belt  Motor  Club,  Sudbury,  R.  L.  MacLaren, 

Peterborough  Automobile  Club,  D.  A.  Loucks, 
330  Water  St.  ,  .  .  .  ,  , 

Automobile  Club  of  St.  Catharines,  District  and 
Lincoln  County,  W.  B.  Rollason,  66  St.  Paul  St., 
St.  Catharines.  „  „  _  TT 

St.  Thomas  and  Elgin  Motor  Club,  G.  Hunt, 
Grand  Central  Hotel,  St.  Thomas. 

Waterloo  County  Automobile  Club,  Kitchener, 
Mrs.  D.  Brooks,  1405  King  St.  E. 

QUEBEC  AUTOMOBILE  CLUB 

President,  Jules  Gingras,  Secretary,  J.  E.  Renaud, 

2  Chauveau  Ave.,  Quebec,  Que. 

ROYAL  AUTOMOBILE  CLUB  OF  CANADA 

President,  Armand  Chaput;  Secretary-Treasurer 
&  Mgr.,  Geo.  A.  McNamee,  New  Birks  Building, 
Phillips  Square,  Montreal. 

SASKATCHEWAN  MOTOR  CLUB 

( Southern  Division) 

President,  C.  N.  Henderson;  Provincial  Secretary, 
Miss  M.  Olson. 

(Northern  Division) 

President,  F.  B.  Williams,  Manager,  Walter  Turner, 
209-3rd  Ave.  S.,  Saskatoon  Sask.;  Secretary,  A.  W. 

Gunn. 

Better  Business  Bureaux 

ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADIAN  BETTER 
BUSINESS  BUREAUX,  INC. 

President,  Claude  Root;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Geo. 
S.  Piers,  Ottawa;  Business  Address,  186  Bank  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  MARITIMES  INC. 

President,  P.  R.  McCormac,  Managing  Director; 
H.  G.  Kinnear— 139  Young  St.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

THE  BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  OF  MONTREAL  INC. 
President,  John  B.  Stirling;  General  Manager, 
Claude  Root,  660  St.  Catherine  St.  W.,  Montreal. 

BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  OF  OTTAWA  AND  HULL  INC. 

President,  W.  Kieth  Playfair;  Manager,  Geo.  S. 
Piers,  186  Bank  Street,  Ottawa. 

BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  OF  QUEBEC,  INC. 
President,  Emilien  Rochette;  Manager,  J.  Tessier, 
71  St.  Peter  St.,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

TORONTO  BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU,  INC. 
President,  Ian  L.  Campbell;  General  Manager,  A.  R. 
Haskell,  372  Bay  Street. 

WINNIPEG  BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  INC. 

President,  Harvey  Lemmon;  Manager,  Cedric  A. 
Edson,  438  Main  Street. 


Broadcasting  Corporation  and  the  Canadian  Associa¬ 

tion  of  Broadcasters  as  the  music  publishing  and 
performing  right  organization  of  Canadian  radio 

Smte 308^ ^lloffsL  Catherine  St.  West,  Montreal. 

Book  Publishers’  Association 

BRANCH  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  TRADE 
OF  THE  CITY  OF  TORONTO 
King  Edward  Hotel,  Toronto  1 

EDUCATIONAL  AND  TRADE  DIVISIONS 

Co-Ordinating  Chairman ,  M.  Flood,  John  U. 
Winston  Co.  Ltd.;  Chairman,  Standing  Committee 
on  Copyright,  J.  C.  W.  Irwin,  Book  Society  of  Canada, 
Ltd. 

EDUCATIONAL  DIVISION 

Chairman,  Bernard  L.  McEvoy,  Longmans,  Green 
&  Company. 

TRADE  DIVISION 

Chairman,  V.  P.  Seary,  Ryerson  Press. 

The  Boy  Scouts  Association 

CANADIAN  GENERAL  COUNCIL  _ 

Offices — 306  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa  4,  Ontario.  Chief 
Scout  for  Canada,  His  Excellency  the  Governor- 
General  of  Canada;  President,  Rhys.  M.  Sale,  Toronto 
Ont.;  Deputy  Chief  Scout,  Jackson  Dodds,  C.B.E., 
Montreal;  Chief  Executive  Commissioner,  1.  J.  1  inlay; 
Hon.  Treasurer,  E.  A.  Royce;  Hon.  Secretary,  Gapt. 
P  Barrv  German,  R.C.N.  (Rt.);  Hon.  Counsel, Capt. 
D.  K.  McTavish,  O.B.E.,  Q.C.,  International  Com¬ 
missioner,  Earle  T.  Moore,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

PROVINCIAL  EXECUTIVE  COMMISSIONERS,  ETC. 

Alberta,  H.  B.  Holloway,  9955  Bridge  Road, 
Edmonton;  British  Columbia,  R.  Ken  Jordan, 
600  Hamilton  St.,  Vancouver;  Manitoba  Joseph 
C.  Hardwood,  242  Somerset  Bldg.,  Winnipeg, 
New  Brunswick,  J.  Percy  Ross,  1  Dock  Street, 
Saint  John;  Newfoundland,  Arthur  J.  Tomlinson, 
P.O.  Box  E  5334,  St.  John’s;  Nova  Scotia,  W.  A. 
Speed,  219  Hollis  St.,  Halifax;  Ontario,  Reg.  St.  J. 
Terrett,  137  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto  1;  Prince 
Edward  Island,  E.  Gordon  Kerr,  123  Euston  St 
Charlottetown;  Quebec,  Cyril  J.  Dendy,  1523 
Bishop  St.,  Montreal  25;  Saskatchewan,  1.  P. 
Stark,  104  Gordon  Building,  Regina.  . 

La  Federation  des  Scouts  Catholiques  de  la  Province 
de  Quebec-,  President,  M.  Honore  Parent,  C.K. 
Commissaire  Provincial,  Gerard  Corbeil,  Montreal , 
Executive  Commissioner,  Jean  Tellier,  34-5  St.  Denis 
St.,  Montreal  18. 

Boys’  Clubs  of  Canada 

6  Weredale  Park,  Montreal  6,  P.Q. 
President,  Alan  D.  McCall;  Treasurer,  J.  C.  Cush¬ 
ing;  Executive  Director,  Vernon  F.  McAdam,  all  of 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

British  Columbia  Loggers’  Association 

Secretary-Manager,  John  N.  Burke,  401  Forest 
Industries  Bldg.,  550  Burrard  St.,  Vancouver. 


BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  OF  CALGARY' 

President,  R.  H.  Jenkins;  Manager,  Allan  N.  Rose, 
231  Examiner  Bldg. 

BETTER  BUSINESS  BUREAU  OF  VANCOUVER 

President,  Ken  Drury;  General  Manager,  W.  L. 
Templeton,  425  Howe  St. 

The  Big  Brothers  of  America,  Inc. 

CANADIAN  ORGANIZATIONS 

Big  Brother  Movement  Inc..  504  Jarvis  Street, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Big  Sister  Association,  34  Huntley  St., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Catholic  Big  Brothers,  67  Bond  St., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Catholic  Big  Sisters,  67  Bond  St., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Big  Brother  Association,  125  Welling¬ 
ton  St.  S.,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Big  Sister  Association, 
Lister  Block,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Big  Brothers,  148 
Laurier  Ave.  W.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

BMi  Canada  Limited 

229  Yonge  Street,  Toronto,  Ontario 

(Affiliated  with  Broadcast  Music  Inc.,  New  York) 

Established  1940,  activated  1947,  by  the  Canadian 


British  Columbia  Packers  Limited 

President,  J.  M.  Buchanan;  Comptroller,  G.  M. 
Ferguson;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  Hamilton,  P.O. 
Box  939,  Vancouver,  B.C. 


The  British  Dominions  Emigration  Society 

Secretary ,  Miss  M.  Austin,  34  Newark  St.,  London, 
E.l,  England;  Canadian  Office,  151A  Sun  Life  Build¬ 
ing,  Montreal;  Manager,  R.  O.  G.  Morton,  C.B.E. 

The  Britisn  and  Foreign  Bible  Society  in  Canada 


122  Bloor  St.  West,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 
President,  T.  G.  Rogers,  Toronto. 

Hon.  Gen.  Treas.,  Tracy  E.  Lloyd,  Toronto. 
General  Secretary — Rev.  A.  H.  O’Neil,  M.A., 


D.D 


AUXILIARIES 

Newfoundland — Secretary,  Rev.  B.  P.  Mohan. 
Cape  Breton — Secretary,  Rev.  B.  P.  Mohan,  P.O. 

Box  34,  Sydney,  C.B.,  N.S.  .  , 

Nova  Scotia — Secretary,  Rev.  M.  C.  P.  Macintosh, 
P.O.  Box  183,  42,  Granville  St.,  Halifax. 


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ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


615 


Edward  Island — Secretary ,  Rev.  E.  M.  B 
Wheelock. 

New  Brunswick — Secretary,  Rev.  E.  M.  B.  Whee¬ 
lock,  117  Germain  St.,  Saint  John. 

Q-uebkc— Secretary,  Rev.  E.  R.  G.  Ad  ye,  123  St.  John 
fet.,  Quebec. 

ecretary,  Rev.  DeCourcy  H.  Rayner, 
1450  Union  Ave.,  Montreal. 

Ottawa— Secretory,  Rev.  B.  V.  MacLean,  315  Lisgar 
at.,  Ottawa. 

Upper  Canada — Secretaries ,  Rev.  W.  H.  Moore,  Rev 
G.  P.  Parson,  Rev.  Colin  Rudd.  14  College,  St* 
Toronto;  Rev.  B.  L.  Walden,  632  Bloem  St.,  North 
Bay. 


Western  Ontario — Secretary,  Rev.  W.  H  Ton^e 
428  Richmond  St.,  London  g 

Manitoba — Secretary,  Rev.  W.  H.  Davis  308 
Kennedy  St.,  Winnipeg. 

North  Saskatchewan — Secretary,  Rev.  Dr.  L.  W. 

Sehnell,  250  Second  Ave.  S.,  Saskatoon 
North  Alberta — Secretary,  Rev.  E.  J.  Heuer,  9851 
Jasper  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

South  Alberta — Secretary,  Rev.  Andrew  S.  Wood, 
117-7th  Ave.  W.,  Calgary. 

British  Columbia — Secretary,  Rev.  J.  A.  R.  Tinglev 
593  Richards  St.,  Vancouver. 


Brltlsh-lsrael  World  Federation  (Canada) 

(Incorporated) 

Dominion  Commissioner . 

313  Sherbourne  Street,  Toronto,  Ont. 


The  British  Sailors’  Society  (Canada) 

Canadian  Headquarters ,  No.  “B”  Selby  Street, 
Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Chairman,  L.  M!.  "Wood  Esq.,  C.B.E.;  Honorary 
Secretary ,  George  L.  Patterson;  Chaplain-Field 
Secretary,  Rev.  R.  J.  Newsham. 

(Sailors’  Homes  throughout  the  Dominion 
and  Overseas) 


The  Broker-Dealers’  Association  of  Ontario 

Chairman,  Earl  M.  Robertson,  Robertson,  Malone 
&  Co.  Ltd.,  226  Bay  St.,  Toronto  1;  Executive  Secretary 
and  General  Counsel,  Wm.  M.  Wismer,  302  Bay  St., 
Toronto  1;  Association  Auditor,  John  A.  Wilson, 
F.C.A.,  67  Yonge  Street,  Toronto;  Assistant  Secretary 
and  Solicitor,  Jas  W.  Gemmell,  Jr.,  302  Bay  Street, 
Toronto. 

Brotherhood  of  St.  Andrew  (in  Canada) 

(Church  of  England) 

Chairman  of  Executive  Committee,  W.  A.  Hand; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Wallis;  Office  of  the 
Council,  604  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont.;  Official 
Organ,  “The  Canadian  Churchman.” 

Bureau  of  Broadcast  Measurement 

96  Eglinton  Ave.,  E.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 
President,  C.  R.  Vint,  Colgate-Palmolive  Ltd., 
Toronto;  Research  &  Development  Director,  Clyde  H. 
McDonald;  Secretary -Treasurer,  Chas.  J.  Follett. 

Bureau  of  Municipal  Research 

32  Isabella  Street,  Toronto  5 
President,  D.  W.  Lang;  Hon .  Treasurer,  H.  K. 
Macintosh;  Director  and,  Secretary ,  Eric  Hardy. 

The  Business  and  Professional  Women’s  Club 
of  Winnipeg 

3  Evergreen  Place,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Secretary,  Mrs.  Chris  L.  Williams. 

Calgary  Prophetic  Bible  Institute 

516  EIGHTH  AVE.,  WEST 


Canada-United  States  Committee  on  Education 

Canadian  Chairman  Dr.  C.  E.  Phillips,  Professor  of 
LducRtion,  Ontario  College  of  Education,  Toronto, 

Secretary,  Mr.  F.  K.  Stewart,  Executive  Secretary, 
Canadian  Education  Association,  206  Huron  St„ 
loronto  5,  Ont. 


Canadian  Advertising  Research  Foundation  Inc. 

85  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Chairman,  J.  M.  Bowman,  J.  Walter  Thompson 
Co.,  Ltd.,  Toronto;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Frank  A 
Healy. 


Canadian  Aeronautical  Institute 

Rm.  607,  Commonwealth  Bldg., 

Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

President,  R.  D.  Richmond,  Montreal,  P.Q.; 
Secretary,  H.  C.  Luttman,  address  as  above. 

Branches,  Montreal,  Ottawa,  Toronto,  Winnipeg, 
Vancouver. 

Canadian  Association  of  Actuaries 

President,  E.  A.  Rieder,  Mutual  Life  Assurance 
Company,  Waterloo,  Ont.;  Secretary,  A.  R.  Mc¬ 
Cracken,  North  American  Life  Assurance  Company, 
Toronto  1,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  W.  R.  Joyce,  Imperial 
Life  Assurance  Company,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 


Canadian  Association  for  Adult  Education 

113  St.  George  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

President,  W.  R.  Carroll;  Chairman,  Executive 
Committee,  Dr.  O.  E.  Ault;  Director,  J.  R.  Kidd,  Ed.D., 

Canadian  Association  of  Administrators  of 
Labour  Legislation 

President,  Donat  Quimper,  Associate  Deputy 
Minister  of  Labour,  Quebec,  P.Q.;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Miss  Evelyn  Best,  Legislation  Branch,  Department 
of  Labour,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Association  of  British  Manufacturers 
and  Agencies 

Royal  Bank  Bldg.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

(This  association  operates  the  British  Trade  Centres 
to  promote  trade  between  the  U.K.  and  Canada.) 

President,  Lewis  J.-B.  Forbes,  Toronto;  General 
Manager  and  Secretary-Treasurer,  John  L.  Bonus. 
BRANCH  OFFICES 

British  Columbia — Manager ,  Harry  Oldham, 
Hall,  Bldg.,  Vancouver. 

Alberta — Correspondents ,  H.  N.  Glover,  10049- 
105th  St.,  Edmonton,  A.  E.  R.  Long,  323  Eighth  Ave. 
W.,  Calgary. 

Manitoba — Correspondent,  J.  J.  Bernard,  157 
Market  Ave.  E.,  Winnipeg. 

Quebec — Manager,  Matthew  S.  Grant,  Arrowhead 
Bldg.,  Montreal. 

Nova  Scotia — Correspondent,  W.  M.  Robb, 
301-303  Windsor  St.,  Halifax. 

Official  Publications — C.A.B.M.A.  Directory  and 

“CABMA  Trends”. 


Canadian  Association  of  Advertising  Agencies 

1407  Yonge  St.,  Toronto 

President,  G.  C.  HammODd,  Vice-President, 
Cockfield  Brown,  Montreal;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
W.  H.  Reid,  Managing  Director,  Spitzer  &  Mills  Ltd., 
50  King  St.  W.,  Toronto;  Manager,  Alex  M.  Miller, 
1  Delisle  Ave.,  Toronto. 


Canadian  Association  of  Chiefs  of  Police 


President,  Louis  F.  Johnson,  516-8th  Ave.,  W., 
Calgary;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Charles  R.  Pearce, 
11819-73rd  Ave.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 


President,  Verdun  W.  Mitchell,  Halifax,  N.S.; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  George  A.  Shea,  O.B.E.,  Director, 
C.N.R.  Police,  Central  Station  Montreal,  Que. 


Canada  Colonization  Association 

President,  H.  C.  P.  Cresswell,  c  /o  Canadian  Pacific 
Railway.  Montreal,  Que.;  General  Manager,  T.  O.  F 
Ilerzer,  LL.D. ;  Assistant  General  Manager  and  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  A.  E.  Love,  Room  12,  C.P.R.  Bldg. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 


Canadian  Association  of  Chiropodists 

President,  Dr.  Robert  Smith,  77  James  St.  N., 
Hamilton,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary,  Dr.  E.  G. 
Morgan,  453  Huron  St.,  Toronto;  Official  Publication: 
Canadian  Chiropody  Journal;  Editor,  Dr.  Martin  L. 
Cole,  91  Yonge  St.  Toronto. 


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ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


[1956 


PROVINCIAL  ASSOCIATIONS  ,  . 

British  Columbia — President,  Dr.  R.  B.  Paris,  51  W. 
Hastings  St.,  Vancouver;  Secretary,  Dr.  A.  V.  1V1. 
Hilliard,  911  Robson  St.,  Vancouver 
Alberta— President,  Dr.  Wm.  Gladstone  ,1 1664- 
95th  St.,  Edmonton;  Secretary,  Dr.  A.  D.  Jenkins, 
512  MacLean  Bldg,  Calgary. 

Saskatchewan — Registrar,  Dr.  E.  R.  Wilhams,  201 
McMillan  Bldg.,  Saskatoon;  Secretary,  Board  of 
Examiners,  A.  R.  Weir,  University  of  Saskatche- 

wan,  Saskatoon.  _  ■  •»  oni 

Manitoba — President ,  Dr.  M.  A.  MacTavish,  201 
Arlington  St.,  Winnipeg.;  Registrar ,  Dr.  L.  Id. 
Singer,  413  Somerset  Bldg.,  Winnipeg.  ., 

Ontario — President,  Dr.  W .  Barnes,  Pigott  Bldg., 
Hamilton;  Secretary,  L.  Hurwitz,  713  Spadina  Ave., 
Toronto;  Sec’y,  Board  of  Examiners,  Dr.  M.  B. 
Cole,  91  Yonge  St.,  Toronto. 

Quebec — President,  Dr.  I.  W.  Kaufman,  Suite  215 
Medico-Dental  Bldg.,  1396  St.  Catherine  Street 
West,  Montreal,  25,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  Dr.  Laurent 
Duval,  128  Ave.  Deserables,  Quebec,  Que. 
Maritimes — President,  Dr.  A.  E.  Westrup,  17o 
Princess  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B.;  Secretary,  Dr.  Ann 
C.  Paige,  11  Coburg  St.  E.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Canadian  Association  of  Consumers 

157  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa  3,  Ont. 

President,  Mrs.  H.  E.  Vautelet,  C.B.E.,  Montreal, 
P.Q.-  Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  Hugues  Lapointe, 
265  Daly  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Recording  Secretary,  Mrs. 
W.  C.  Rean,  Willowdale,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  W.  G. 
Weir,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Canadian  Association  of  the  Deaf,  Inc. 

CANADIAN  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Robert  Elwood  McBrien,  B.A.Se.,  485 
McDonnel  Street,  Peterboro,  Ont.;  Secretary,  David 
Peikoff,  M.A.,  529  Spadina  Road,  Toronto,  Ont. 

AFFILIATE  ASSOCIATIONS 
WESTERN  CANADA  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  DEAF 

President,  Mrs.  Ray  Christie,  206  Bliss  Block, 
871  Dudley  Ave.,  Winnipeg. 

ONTARIO  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  DEAF 

President,  G.  Murray  Brigham,  557  Tweedsmuir 
Ave.,  Ottawa;  Secretary,  Donald  M.  Simonds,  15 
Summerhill  Cresc.,  Toronto. 

M  fNTKFAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  DEAF 

President,  James  A.  Walls,  3544  Decarie  Blvd., 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  A.  Nemeroff,  4337 
De  La  Pettrie  Ave.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

EASTERN  CANADA  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  DEAF 

President,  Alleyne  Stephens,  Fredericton,  N.B.; 
Secretary ,  D.  J.  MacKillop,  School  for  the  Deaf 
Halifax,  N.S. 

The  Canadian  Association  of  Fire  Chiefs 

President,  Chief  Thomas  Paveling,  East  York 
Township,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Chief  Allan  H. 
Clark,  Lakefield,  Ontario. 


Provincial  Associations  . 

alberta  optometric  association.  Secretary:  Eric 
Ratledge,  1013  Greyhound  Bldg.,  Calgary. 
b  c  optometric  association,  Secretary:  Jack  K. 

Thomas,  3907  Knight  Rd.,  Vancouver. 

MANITOBA  optometric  societt,  Secretary,  i. 

Cummings,  Box  266,  Winnipeg.  „ 

new  Brunswick  optometrical  society,  Secretary. 

Tilman  E.  Gautreau,  127  Archibald  St.,  Moncton. 
nova  scotia  optometrical  association,  Secretary. 

Bruce  Wallace,  Darthmouth. 
optometrical  association  of  Ontario.  Secretary. 
Orval  J.  Wyckoff,  138  St.  George  St.,  Toronto. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  OPTOMETRICAL  ASSOCIATION, 

Secretary:  H.  T.  Colvin,  Summerside. 

COLLEGE  OF  OPTOMETRISTS  AND  OPTICIANS  OF  THE 

province  of  Quebec,  Secretary:  C.  Bourcier,  1730 
St.  Denis  St.,  Montreal. 

Saskatchewan  optometric  association,  Secretary. 
S.  D.  Riome,  Nipawin. 

Canadian  Association  of  Pathologists 

President,  Dr.  Carlton  Auger,  Laval  University, 
Quebec,  P.Q.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr.  D.  W.  Penner, 
Winnipeg  General  Hospital,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Canadian  Association  of  Physicists 

President,  Prof.  B.  W.  Sargent,  Queen’s  University. 
Kingston,  Ont.;  Secretary,  R.  H.  Hay,  Aluminium 
Laboratories  Ltd.,  Kingston,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Pi"0!* 
M.  A.  Preston,  McMaster  University,  Hamilton,  Ont. 
Registrar,  Prof.  M.  W.  Johns,  McMaster  University, 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

Canadian  Association  of  Provincial  Liquor  Commissioners 

President,  G.  B.  Stewart,  Chairman.  Liquor  Board, 
Regina,  Sask.;  Secretary,  N.  A.  Verner,  Chief  Ad- 
ministrative  Officer,  Government  Liquor  Control 
Commission,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba. 

Canadian  Association  for  Health,  Physical  Education 
and  Recreation 

President.,  L.  Brown,  4036  West  30th  Ave.,  Van- 
couver,  B.C.;  Vice-President ,  Health  Education,  J. 
Fouracre,  2320  Huron  St.,  Victoria,  B.C.;  Vice- 
President,  Physical  Education,  Dr.  M.  L.  Van  Vliet, 
University  of  Alberta,  Edmonton;  Vice  President, 
Recreation,  Dr.  E.  Ziegler,  University  of  Western 
Ontario,  London,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary,  G.  Grant, 
2059  Newton,  St.,  Victoria,  B.C.;  Field  Secretary, 
.1.  W.  McVicar,  Y.M.C.A.,  15  Spadina  Rd.,  Toronto, 
Ont.-  Chairman,  Affiliations  Committee,  Miss.  I. 
Mun'ro,  555  Sherbrooke  St.,  Montreal  18,  P.Q.; 
Chairman,  Membership  Committe,  F.  S.  Urquhart, 
1020  Harvard  Ave.,  Montreal  28,  P.Q.;  Chairman, 
Publications  Committe,  Dr.  J.  B.  Kirkpatrick,  475 
Pine  Ave.  W.,  Montreal  18,  P.Q.;  Chairman,  Speakers 
Bureau,  G.  A.  Wright,  206  Huron  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Chairman,  National  Registry,  M.  Bruker,  433  St. 
Joseph  Blvd.,  Outremont,  P.Q. 


Canadian  Associatirn  for  Humane  Trapping 

President,  Dr.  J.  S.  Robertson,  C.M.,  28  Vesta 
Drive,  Toronto  10;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  S. 
J.  Stevenson,  28  Summerhill  Gardens,  Toronto- 
Treasurer,  J.  S.  D.  Nation. 

Canadian  Association  of  Geographers 

President,  J.  L.  Robinson,  Vancouver;  Secretary, 
Miss  M.  H.  Matheson,  2  Tormey  St.  (Apt.  4) 
Ottawa,  Out.;  Treasurer,  M.  R.  Dobson,  Ottawa,  Ont 

Canadian  Association  of  Optometrists 

President,  W.  M.  Lyle,  710  Toronto  General 
Trusts  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Treasurer,  J.  J.  Mul- 
rooney,  20  Quinpool  Rd.,  Halifax,  N.S.;  General 
Manager,  E.  B.  Higgins,  32  Front  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Official  Publication:  The  Canadian  Journal  of 
Optometry.  . 

Editorial  Offices,  289  Levis  St.,  Eastview,  Ottawa 
2,  Ont. 


Canadian  Association  of  Purchasing  Agents 

67  Yonge  St.,  Rooms  628-9,  Toronto  1,  Ont 
President,  Fred  G.  Samis;  Executive  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Julian  G.  Davies. 

Canadian  Association  Radio  &  Appliance  Dealers 

President,  J.  A.  Pardie,  Belltower  Distributors  Ltd., 
35  Gerrard  St.  W.,  Toronto;  Secretary-Manager, 
Wilfred  Hodgins,  30  Bloor  St.  W.,  Room  406,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

The  Canadian  Association  of  Radio  and 
Television  Broadcasters 

Head  Office,  108  Sparks  Street,  Ottawa,  Canada 
Executive  Vice-President,  T.  J.  Allard;  Secretary- 
Treasurer ,  Miss  Flora  Love. 

Associate  Counsel  for  French  Language,  Taschereau 
ortier 

Toronto  Sales  Office,  Suite  404,  200  St.  Clair  Ave. 
W.;  Sales  Director,  Chas.  Fenton. 


1956] 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


The  Canadian  Association  of  Real  Estate  Boards 

President,  R.  A.  Patterson,  395  Victoria  Ave., 
Westmount,  P.Q.;  Executive  Secretary,  H.  W.  Follows, 
1883  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

Regional  Vice-Presidents 

British  Columbia,  H.  R.  Fullerton,  517  Plamilton 
St.,  Vancouver. 

Alberta,  Aubrey  Edwards,  212  Grain  Exchange 
Bldg.,  Calgary. 

Saskatchewan,  Don  Koyl,  Koyl  Agencies,  Saskatoon. 
Manitoba,  Andrew  Turpie,  c/o  Osier,  Hammond  & 
Nanton  Ltd.,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario,  P.  J.  Harvey,  63  Darling  St.,  Brantford. 
Quebec,  George  Couillard,  487  est  Blvd.  Charest, 
Quebec. 

Nova  Scotia,  James  N.  Roy,  Roy  Bldg.,  Halifax. 
New  Brunswick,  John  F.  Ritcey,  c/o  Masters  & 
Wheeler  Ltd.,  P.O.  Box  55,  Moncton. 

Canadian  Association  of  Social  Workers 

President,  Rev.  S.  Govenlock,  University  of 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Executive  Secretary,  Miss  Joy  A. 
Maines,  18  Rideau  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Association  of  University  Business  Officers 

President ,  D.  J.  Graham,  Bursar,  University  of 
Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon,  Sask.;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
E.  A.  Wilkinson,  Hart  House,  University  of  Toronto, 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Association  of  University  Teachers 

President,  Dr.  V.  C.  Fowke;  Secretary,  Dr.  J.  P. 
Smith;  Treasurer ,  Professor  Georgia  M.  Goodspeed, 
C.A.,  all  of  University  of  Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon, 
Sask. 

The  Canadian  Authors  Association 

President,  Dr.  Frank  Stiling,  University  of  Western 
Ontario,  London,  Ont.;  Secretary,  John  Hayes,  331 
Carlyle  Ave.,  Town  of  Mount  Royal,  Montreal,  P.Q.; 
Treasurer,  Miss  Elsie  Pomeroy,  211  College  St., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Counsel,  L.  G.  MacGregor,  111  Brock 
Ave.  N.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Charles  A.  Thompson,  67 
Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Automobile  Chamber  of  Commerce  Inc. 

8  King  Street  W.,  Toronto  1 
(An  association  of  Canadian  automobile,  motor  truck 
and  motor  bus  manufacturers.) 

President,  W.  A.  Wecker,  General  Motors  of  Canada, 
Ltd. 

General  Manager,  J.  G.  Dykes. 

The  Canadian  Bankers’  Association 

President,  F.  W.  Nicks,  c/o  The  Bank  of  Nova 
Scotia,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  A.  W.  Rogers, 
M.C.,  Q.C.,  Toronto;  Public  Relations  Adviser,  J.  F. 
Sanderson.  Offices,  Suite  203,  901  Bleury  St.,  Mon¬ 
treal. 

Canadian  Business  Equipment  Manufacturers 
Association 

President,  W.  O.  Detweiler,  Advertising  and  Service 
Manager,  Gestetner  (Canada)  Ltd.,  117  King  St.  W., 
Toronto  1,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  F.  G.  McGinn, 
135  Victoria  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Cancer  Society 

800  bat  st.,  Toronto 

Executive  Director,  Dr.  R.  M.  Taylor,  Toronto 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  George  Pifher. 

provincial  divisions  and  secretaries 
British  Columbia — 686  W.,  10th  Ave.,  Vancouver, 

Alberta— 23 l-7th  Ave.  E„  Calgary,  Mr.  R.  Neville 
Talbot. 

Saskatchewan — 1  Credit  Foncier  Bldg.,  Regma,  Mrs. 
V.  L.  Lamont. 

Manitoba — 442  William  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Mr.  W. 
Milne. 


Ontario  276  Simcoe  St.,  Toronto,  Mr.  Maurice 
Grimes. 

Quebec — 1390  Sherbrooke  St.  W.,  Montreal,  F.  L. 
Pattee. 

New  Brunswick — 9  Coburg  Street,  Saint  John, 
Mr.  C.  F.  A.  Graham. 

Newfoundland — Mr.  H.  C.  King,  102  Water  St., 
St.  John’s. 

Nova  Scotia — Miss  E.  A.  Hartling,  151  South  Park 
St.,  Halifax. 

Prince  Edward  Island— J.  P.  Maclnnis,  9  Kirk  St. 
Summerside. 

Canadian  Canoe  Association 

Commodore,  E.  R.  Richardson,  Riverside  Dr., 
Chateauguay  Station,  P.Q.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  E. 
R.  Reilly,  251  Fleet  St.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Eastern  Division — Flag  Officer,  F.  K.  J.  Geisler, 
1820  Gilford  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  W.  G.  Cleevely,  193  First  St.,  St. 
Lambert,  P.Q. 

northern  division — Flag  Officer,  J.  Muff,  P.O.  Box 
90  Deep  River,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Frank 
Walton,  188  Sussex  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
western  division — Flag  Officer,  J.  B.  Watts,  187 
Rosemount  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Ken 
Lane,  37  Balsam  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Ceramic  Society 

49  Turner  Rd.,  Toronto  10,  Ont. 

The  Society  comprises  these  divisions;  Clay  Prod¬ 
ucts,  Enamel,  Pottery  and  Whitewares,  and  Glass. 

President,  J.  K.  Hossaek;  Secretary,  Howells  Fre¬ 
chette;  Ass’t  and  General  Sec’y  L,  C.  Keith. 


Canadian  Circulation  Managers’  Association 

President,  John  Potts,  The  Telegram,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  Secretary,  C.  R.  Middleton,  The  Spectator, 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

Canadian  Circulations  Audit  Board,  Inc. 

85  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 
President,  E.  H.  Woodley,  Northern  Electric  Co. 
Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  General  Manager  and  Secretary, 
John  A.  M.  Galilee. 

Canadian  Citizenship  Council 

148  Laurier  Ave.  W.,  Ottawa 
President,  Frank  G.  Patten. 

Vice-President,  Horace  P.  Boivin. 

Treasurer,  Robert  M.  Campbell. 

Executive  Director,  John  P.  Kidd. 

Consultant  on  Immigrant  Education,  Miss  M. 
Florence  Gaynor. 

Consultant  on  Immigrant  Problems,  Henry  Seywerd. 


The  Canadian  Club  of  New  York 

President,  Volney  K.  Forsyth*  Secretary,  James  J. 
Liddy;  Address  of  Club,  Hotel  Waldorf-Astoria,  Park 
Ave.,  at  50th  St.,  New  York;  Telephone,  Plaza 
3-6162. 

Canadian  Conservation  Association 

President,  Dr.  I.  McTaggart-Cowan,  Head,  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Zoology,  University  of  British  Columbia, 
Vancouver,  B.  C.;  Vice-Presidents ,  Dr.  J.  Rousseau, 
Botanical  Gardens  of  Montreal,  4101  Sherbrooke  St. 
E.,  Montreal,  Que.;  Dr.  D.  S.  Rawson,  Department 
of  Biology,  University  of  Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon, 
Sask.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Louis  Lemieux,  1208 
Albert  Lozeau,  Quebec  6,  P.Q.;  Editor,  Rev.  F.  E. 
Banim,  St.  Patrick’s  College,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Construction  Association 

President,  W.  G.  Malcom,  Winnipeg,  Man.; 
General  Manager,  S.  D.  C.  Chutter,  151  O’Connor  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

There  are  a  large  number  of  affiliated  Builders’ 
Exchanges  in  the  principal  cities  of  Canada. 


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AFFILIATED  BUILDERS’  EXCHANGES 
British  Columbia: 

Building  and  Construction  Industries  Exchange 
of  British  Columbia,  342  West  Pender  Street,  Van¬ 
couver  3. 

General  Contractors  Assn.,  342  West  Pender  St., 
Vancouver  3. 

Victoria  Building  Industries  Exchange,  P.0.  Box 
1000,  Victoria. 

Alberta: 

Calgary  Builders’  Exchange,  2014-10th  Ave.  W., 
Calgary. 

Edmonton  Builders’  Exchange  Inc.,  10725-lOlst. 
St.,  Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan: 

Regina  Builders’  Exchange,  P.O.  Box  443,  Regina. 

Saskatoon  Construction  Assoc.,  c/o  Wheaton 
Electric  Co.,  234-2nd  Ave.  S.,  Saskatoon. 

Manitoba: 

Winnipeg  Builders’  Exchange,  Inc.,  611  Confedera¬ 
tion  Life  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario: 

Builders’  Exchange  of  the  City  of  London,  267 
Dundas  St.,  London. 

Hamilton  Construction  Association  and  Builders’ 
Exchange,  212  Pigott  Bldg.,  Hamilton. 

Kingston  Builders’  Exchange,  83  Clarence  St., 
Kingston. 

Lakehead  Builders’  Exchange,  230  Syndicate  Ave. 

S. ,  Fort  William. 

Ontario  General  Contractors  Association,  1104 
Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

Ottawa  Builders’  Exchange,  575  Laurier  Ave.  W., 
Ottawa. 

Toronto  Builders’  Exchange,  1104  Bay  St., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Windsor  Builders  &  Contractors  Exchange,  P.O. 
Box  391,  Windsor. 

Quebec: 

Association  des  Constructeurs  Saguenay-Lac  St. 
Jean,  Inc.,  263  Lafontaine  Ave.,  Chicoutimi. 

L’Association  des  Constructeurs  de  Quebec,  267 
rue  St.  Paul,  Quebec. 

The  Builders’  Exhange,  Inc.,  1526  St.  Mark  St., 
Montreal. 

New  Brunswick: 

Capital  Builders’  Exchange,  P.O.  Box  957,  Fred¬ 
ericton. 

Moncton  Construction  Association,  P.O.  Box  361 
Moncton. 

Saint  John  Builders’  Exchange,  111  Princess  St., 
Saint  John. 

Nova  Soctia: 

Halifax  Construction  Assn.,  P.O.  Box  65,  Halifax. 

N  ewjoundland: 

The  Building  Trades  Employers’  Assn.  Ltd.,  of 
Newfoundland,  c/o  Horwood  Lumber  Co.  Ltd., 
St.  John’s. 

AFFILIATED  ROAD  BUILDERS’  ASSOCIATIONS 

The  Heavy  Construction  Association  of  B.C.,  342 
West  Pender  St.,  Vancouver  3. 

Nova  Scotia  Roadbuilders’  Association,  P.O.  Box 
1083,  Halifax. 

Ontario  Road  Builders’  Association,  37  Isabella  St., 
Toronto. 

Prairie  Road  Builders’  Section,  C.C.A.,  P.O.  Box 
86,  Regina,  Sask. 

Canadian  Corps  Association 

41  Isabella  St.,  Toronto  5 

DOMINION  COMMAND  OFFICERS 

President,  A.  E.  Lanning;  Treasurer,  E.  V.  Heesaker; 
Dominion  Secretary ,  Miss  S.  Wood. 

PROVINCIAL  COMMAND  OFFICERS 

Quebec — President,  W.  J.  Ponting,  P.O.  Box  226, 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Charles 
Moyce,  1043  First  Ave.,  Verdun  19. 

Ontario — President,  A.  McKinnon,  Thorold;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Miss  Shirley  Wood,  2  Amherst  Ave.,  Toronto  10. 

Alberta — President,  W.  R.  Horner,  10624-98th  Ave., 
Edmonton;  Secretary,  A.  E.  Goodwin,  10418-107  Ave., 
Edmonton. 

Northern  Command — President ,  M.  Archambault, 
41  “C”  Ave.,  Noranda,  P.Q.;  Secretary -Treasurer, 

T.  Nichols,  73  “A’:  Ave.,  Noranda,  P.Q. 


Canadian  Council  of  Christians  and  Jews 

National  Office:  221  Victoria  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
National  Director,  Richard  D.  Jones;  Treasurer, 

L.  Simonsky. 

Western  Division:  lll-8th  Ave.  E.,  Calgary,  Alta., 
Director,  C.  Roy  Brookhank. 

Quebec  Division:  1411  Mansfield  St.,  Montreal. 
Director,  J.  M.  Beemans. 

The  Canadian  Council  for  Crippled  Children  and  Adults 

President,  A.  U.  Chipman,  200  Scientific  Bldg., 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

National  Executive  Director,  Keith  S.  Armstrong, 
46  Carlton  St.,  Toronto  2,  Ont. 

MEMBERS 

British  Columbia  Society  of  Crippled  Children,  625 
West  12th  Ave.,  Vancouver.  Executive  Director, 
George  McDonald. 

Co-ordinating  Council  for  Crippled  Children 
(Alberta),  4-10359-82nd  Ave.,  Edmonton.  President, 
Dr.  K.  M.  Gordon. 

Saskatchewan  Council  for  Crippled  Children  & 
Adults,  214  Ross  Block,  Saskatoon.  Executive 
Director,  G.  Allan  Roeher. 

Society  for  Crippled  Children  of  Manitoba,  442 
William  Ave.,  Winnipeg.  Executive  Director,  S. 
C.  Sparling. 

Ontario  Society  for  Crippled  Children,  92  College  St., 
Toronto.  Executive  Director,  R.  W.  Hopper. 
Quebec  Society  for  Crippled  Children,  1980  Dor¬ 
chester  St.  W.,  Montreal.  Executive  Director,  Miss 

M.  A.  Daigle. 

New  Brunswick  Society  for  Crippled  Children,  92 
King  St.,  Saint  John.  President,  Fred  E.  Garrett. 
Nova  Scotia  Society  for  the  Care  of  Crippled  Child¬ 
ren,  P.O.  Box  1643,  Halifax.  Honorary  Secretary, 
W.  A.  Rozon. 

Sunshine  Camp  Association  Inc.,  P.O.  Box  25,  St. 
John’s,  Nfld.  Executive  Secretary,  Ian  King. 

Canadian  Council  of  Juvenile  Court  Judges 

President:  Judge  Elliott  Hudson,  The  Law  Courts, 

4  Spring  Garden  Road,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer:  Judge  E.  J.  Heaney,  Juvenile  Court,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man. 

Canadian  Council  on  4-H  Clubs 

Established  in  1930  to  co-ordinate  club  work  for  rural 
youth  in  Canada.  J+H  membership  in  1955  was  72,784 
in  4,952  clubs. 

Secretary-Manager,  James  D.  Moore,  Confedera¬ 
tion  Building,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  DIRECTORS 

B. C. — Miss  Echo  Lidster,  B.C.  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Victoria. 

Alta. — George  S.  Black,  Alberta  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Edmonton. 

Sask. — Rupert  Ramsay,  University  of  Saskatchewan, 
Saskatoon. 

Man. — D.  C.  Foster,  Manitoba  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Winnipeg. 

Ont. — R.  G.  Bennett,  Ontario  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Toronto. 

Que. — J.  C.  Magnan,  Quebec  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Quebec  City. 

N.B. — J.  C.  Bremner,  N.B.  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Fredericton. 

N.S. — C.  A.  Douglas,  N.S.  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Truro. 

P.E.I. — I.  L.  Tuplin,  P.E.I.  Department  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Charlottetown. 

Nfld. — Dr.  Florence  O’Neill,  Nfld.  Department  of 
Education,  St.  John’s. 

The  Canadian  Credil  Men's  Trust  Association  Ltd. 

HEAD  OFFICE - TORONTO,  12  BERRYMAN  ST. 

President,  G.  J.  McLean,  Northern  Electric  Co.  Ltd. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

Secretary-Treasurer  and  General  Manager,  Eric  T. 

C.  Burke,  12  Berryman  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Maritime  Division,  Ernest  Fraser,  Mgr.  Halifax 

Office,  524  Roy  Bldg.;  C.  C.  Sullivan,  M.C.I.,  Mgr. 
Saint  John  Office,  147  Prince  William  St.;  Quebec 
Division,  C.  P.  Dumas,  M.C.I.,  Mgr.,  Montreal 
|  Office,  Mark  Fisher  Bldg.,  760  Victoria  Sq. ;  Ontario 


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Division,  E.  B.  H.  Willis,  Mgr.,  Toronto  Office,  12 
Berryman  St.,  J.  C.  MacSaveney  Mgr.  London  Office, 
Richmond  St.;  Manitoba  Division,  R.  J 
McFerran,  Mgr.,  Winnipeg  Office,  44  Princess  St., 
Saskatchewan  Division,  R.  C.  Dowart,  Regina 
Office,  Northern  Crown  Bldg.,  B.  R.  Greenhouse,  Mgr. 
Saskatoon  Office,  58  York  Bldg.;  Alberta  Division, 
J?;  A.  Thomas,  M.C.I.,  Mgr.,  Calgary  Office,  122 
Eighth  Aye  W.,  P.  G.  Smith,  Mgr.,  Edmonton 
Office,  Northern  Hardware  Bldg.;  British  Columbia 
Division,  P.  J.  Houghton,  Mgr.,  Vancouver  Office, 
395  W.  Broadway,  F.  Walton,  Mgr.  Victoria  Office, 
704  Yates  St. 

Canadian  Daily  Newspaper  Publishers  Association 

President,  Emile  Castonguay,  L’ Action  Catholique, 
Quebec,  P.Q.  ;  General  Manager,  Ian  H.  Macdonald, 
55  University  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Daughters’  League 

National  President,  Mrs.  Myrtle  Ward,  Ste  10- 
Kirkalta  Apts.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

National  Secretary,  Mrs.  Edward  E.  Hodgson, 
4025  Dundas  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Provincial  Secretaries 

British  Columbia — Mrs.  B.  F.  McCloskey,  4227W 
14  Ave.,  Vancouver  8. 

Alberta — Mrs.  Vivian  Melnyk,  10139-84  St.,  Edmon¬ 
ton. 

Saskatchewan — Mrs.  Marjorie  Frizzell,  238  Hall  St., 
Moose  Jaw. 

Manitoba — Mrs.  H.  M.  Currie,  972  Warsaw  Ave., 
Winnipeg. 

Ontario — Mrs.  Carrie  Wells,  220  Rusholme  Rd., 
Toronto. 


The  Canadian  Dietetic  Association 

President,  Jean  K.  King,  218  Willard  Ave.,  Toronto 
Ont.;  Secretary,  Evelyn  Creed,  5  Willard  Gardens, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Eleanor  Harris,  94Cresent 
Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont.  Visiting  Homemakers  Association 
511  Huron  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Central  Office,  415  Bloor  St.  West,  Toronto  4, 
Ont.;  Joan  E.  Brown,  General  Secretary. 

Canadian  Education  Association 

President,  Allan  McCallum,  Deputy  Minister  of 
Education,  Dept,  of  Education,  Regina,  Sask.; 
Executive  Secretary,  F.  K.  Stewart,  206  Huron  St., 
Toronto  5,  Ont. 

C.E.A.  RESEARCH  COUNCIL 

Chairman,  Dr.  J.  A.  Long,  Ontario  College  of 
Education,  Toronto,  Ontario;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
F.  K.  Stewart,  206  Huron  Street,  Toronto. 

Canadian  Electrical  Association 

President,  J.  A.  Pag6,  Southern  Canada  Power  Co. 
Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.  Q.  Treasurer ,  W.  Booth,  Shawini- 
gan  Water  &  Power  Co.  Montreal;  Managing  Di¬ 
rector,  B.  C.  Fairchild,  159  Craig  St.  West,  Montreal. 

Canadian  Electrical  Manufacturers  Association 

President,  H.  M.  Turner,  Chairman  of  the  Board* 
Canadian  General  Electric  Co.  Ltd.,  212  King  St- 
W.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  General  Manager,  B.  Napier 
Simpson,  126  Davenport  Road,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Exporters’  Association 

President,  D.  B.  Gillespie,  Gillespie-Munro  For¬ 
warding  Co.,  Montreal,  P.  Q.  General  Manager  and 
Secretary,  John  C.  McDerby,  276  St.  James  St.  W., 
Montreall,  Que.;  Toronto  Manager,  T.  J.  Hodgins, 
73  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

Canadian  Federation  of  the  Blind  Inc. 

Head  .Office,  211  Northern  Crown  Bldg.,  Regina, 
Sask.;  National  President,  Mrs.  Jean  Eley,  12584  Aimd 
Leonard  St.,  Montreal  12,  P.Q.;  National  Secretary, 
E.  R.  Powell;  National  Treasurer,  J.  Watson,  Moose 

Jaw. 


BRANCH  OFFICES  SECRETARY 

947  Dunsmuir  Rd.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

ininr'  ,  „  _  Mrs.  Margaret  Wilkins 

1010  Gerrard  St.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont..  .Mrs.  II.  Baker 

fair0 Ave  J°yCe  Clark«  c/°  Mrs.  Neil,  2431  May- 

Prov.  Govt.  Bldg.,  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 

A'bert  St.,  Regina,  Sask . L^Ha- vt 

911  Chestnut  St.,  Moose  Jaw,  Sask . J.  Watson 

Meadow  Lake,  Sask . Rev.  W.  Titley 

Nrpawm,  Sask  . Mrs.  Clifford  Jones 

Box  131,  North  Battleford,  Sask. 

T  j  .  „  ,  Mrs-  Joan  McQuire 

506  Lansdowne  Ave.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

W.  J.  McDonell 

Vancouver,  C.P.R.  Telegraph  Office.. J.  P.  Killeen 
Edmonton,  Federal  Accounting  Agency,  10182- 
103rd  St . R.  D.  Davies 

The  Canadian  Federation  of  Business  and 
Professional  Women’s  Clubs 


President,  Mrs.  G.  R.  D.  Laycock,  Ste.  612-457 
Main  St.,  Winnipeg  2,  Man. 

H on-Secretary-Treasurer,  Miss  Kathleen  Scroggie. 
167  Campbell  St.,  Winnipeg  9,  Man. 

Finance  Chairman,  Mrs.  Edith  Waterman,  The 
News-Optimist  Office  North  Battleford,  Sask. 
Provincial  Presidents 


Alberta — Miss  Mary  Studholme,  Camrose. 

British  Columbia — Miss  Helen  Grimmer,  229  8th  St., 
New  Westminister. 

Manitoba — Miss  Norma  Tissot,  P.O.  Box.  701,  Flin 
Flon. 

New  Brunswick — Mrs.  Ada  Gauvin,  40  Elliott  Row, 
Saint  John. 

Newfoundland — Miss  Gladys  Roberts,  9  Linden 
Court,  St.  John’s. 

Nova  Scotia — Mrs.  Audrey  Brannen,  43  Edward  St., 
Dartmouth. 

Ontario — Mrs.  Margery  Pewtress,  356  Walton  St., 
Cobourg. 

Prince  Edward  Island — Miss  Helen  Yeo,  20  School 
St.,  Charlottetown. 

Quebec — Miss  Elsie  McFadzen,  Stanstead. 

Saskatchewan — Miss  Jessie  Brownell,  37  Kewatin 
Apts.,  Saskatoon 


The  Canadian  Federation  of  Engineers  and  Scientists 

206  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

President,  J.  W.  Homes,  P.Eng.;  Executive-Secretary 
J.  M.  Milne. 


Canadian  Federation  of  Insurance  Agents 

President,  C.-J.  Dupuis,  300  St.  Sacrement  St., 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Executive  Vice-President,  J.  C.  d’Au- 
teuil,  414  St.  James  St.  W.,  Room  505,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Federation  of  Mayors  and  Municipallities 

MOUNT  ROYAL  HOTEL,  MONTREAL,  QUEBEC 

President,  Mayor  J.  David  Stewart,  Charlottetown, 
P.E.I.;  Executive  Director,  George  S.  Mooney,  Mon¬ 
treal,  Que. 


Canadian  Federation  of  University  Women 

President,  Miss.  Doris  B.  Saunders,  Room  105 
Arts  Building,  University  of  Manitoba,  Winnipeg. 
Executive  Secretary,  Mrs.  B.  M.  Pierce,  address  as 
above. 


Canadian  Film  Institute 

142  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

President,  James  A.  Cowan,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Execu¬ 
tive  Director,  Charles  Topshee,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Forestry  Association 

Chairman  of  Board,  Jas.  A  Vance,  M.E.I.C. ; 
President,  Wallace  A.  Delaney;  Chairman  of  Executive, 
Committee,  G.  Harold  Fisk;  General  Manager,  J.  L. 
Van  Camp:  Address,  4795  St.  Catherine  St.  W., 
Montreal  6, P.Q. ;  Publication,  “Forest  and  Outdoors,” 
national  monthly  magazine. 


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Branch  and  Affiliated  Provincial  Associations 
British  Columbia:  Chairman ,  M.  Jos.  Foley;  Secre~ 
tary ,  W.  F.  Myring. 

Alberta:  Chairman ,  Albert  T.  Baker. 

Saskatchewan:  Chairman . .••••• . 

Manitoba:  Chairman,  Wm.  McG.  Rait.  Secretary 
Manager,  (Alta.,  Sask.,  Man.)  Alan  S.  Beaven. 
Ontario:  President,  Gordon  Godwin;  Secretary- 
Manager,  W.  S.  MacDonnell. 

Quebec:  Chairman,  Henri  Magnan;  General  Manager , 
Jules  Breton. 

New  Brunswick:  T.  M.  Pond. 

Nova  Scotia:  Chas.  E.  McCulloch. 

The  Canadian  Fraternal  Association 

President ,  R.  Bourgault,  Drummondville,  P.Q.; 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Mr.  Claude  H.  Fitch,  121-5 
Hughson  St.  N.,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Counsellor,  Mr.  R. 
Leighton  Foster,  Q.C.,  302  Bay  Street,  Toronto, Ont 

The  Canadian  Gas  Association 

President,  P.  W.  Geldard,  the  Consumers'  Gas  Co. 
of  Toronto,  19  Toronto  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  General 
Manager,  W.  H.  Dalton,  Room  808,  6  Adelaide  St., 
E.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Geographical  Society 

President,  H.  A.  Young,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Hon* 
Secretary,  E.  S.  Martindale;  Executive  Secretary  and 
Editor,  Gordon  M.  Dallyn,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Official  publication, “Canadian  Geographical  Journal  . 

Canadian  Girls  In  Training  (C.G.l.T.) 

Chairman  (National  Committee),  Mrs.  L.  Marrs, 
Executive  Secretary,  Miss  Marjorie  McBride. 

Canadian  Good  Roads  Association 

President,  Hon.  Antonio  Talbot,  Minister  of  Roads, 
Quebec;  Managing  Director,  C.  W.  Gilchrist, L.O.B.E., 
270  MacLaren  Street,  Ottawa;  Directors,  W.  M.  V 
Ash,  President,  Shell  Oil  Co.,  of  Canada  Ltd.,  Toronto 
Ont.;  Hon.  F.  C.  Bell,  Mnister  of  Public  Works, 
Manitoba;  D.  C.  Campbell,  President,  Tractors  & 
Equipment  Ltd.,  Fredericton,  N.B.;  F.  P.  Cuth- 
bert,  General  Manager,  J.  D.  Adams  Ltd.,  Paris, 
Ont.;  C.  V.  Dunne,  Vice-President,  Standard  Gra¬ 
vel  &  Surfacing  of  Canada  Ltd.,  Calgary,  Alta'; 
C.  L.  Fisher,  Armco  Drainage  &  Metal  Products  of 
Canada  Ltd.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  R.  M.  Hardy,  Dean 
of  Engineering,  University  of  Alberta,  Edmonton; 
A.  E.  Jennings,  Roads  and  Engineering  Construction, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Hon.  J.  George  MacKay,  Minister  of 
Highways,  Prince  Edward  Island,  D.  H.  Milnes, 
Gen.  Mgr.,  F.  Perkins  (Canada)  Ltd.,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
A.  R.  Morrison,  London,  Ont.;  W.  C.  Norris,  Wm.  C. 
Norris  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  E.  L.  Paterson, 
Asphalt  Sales  Dept.,  Imperial  Oil  Ltd.,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  D.  O.  Robinson,  Chief  Engineer,  Canada 
Cement  Co.  Ltd.,  Toronto;  J.  H.  L.  Ross,  Industrial 
Acceptance  Corp.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Fridolin  Simard, 
Simard  &  Fr6res  Co.  Ltd.,  Amos.  P.Q.;  Hon.  E.  S. 
Spencer,  Minister  of  Public  Works,  Newfoundland. 

Canadian  Heart  Association 

President,  Dr.  George  F.  Strong,  925  W.  Georgia 
St.,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Hon.  Secretary-Treas.,  Dr.  John 
Keith,  Hospital  for  Sick  Children,  555  University 
Ave.,  Toronto  2,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Historical  Association 

President,  Dr.  G.  F.  G.  Stanley,  Kingston,  Ont.; 
English  Secretary,  David  M.  L.  Farr,  Carleton  College, 
Ottawa,  Ont.;  Treasurer.  W.  G.  Ormsby,  Ottawa, 
Ont.;  French  Secretary,  Antoine  Roy,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

Affiliated  societies  which  are  not  elsewhere  listed  in 
this  Almanac  are: 

Antiquarian  and  Numismatic  Society  of  Montreal, 
Chateau  de  Ramezay,  290  Notre-Dame  St.  E., 
Montreal;  President,  Victor  Morin,  LL.D.,  57  rue 
Sainte-Jacques  ouest,  Montreal. 

British  Columbia  Historical  Association. 

Historical  Society  of  Alberta;  Secretary,  W.  Everard 
Edmonds,  11146-91st  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

Literary  and  Historical  Society  of  Quebec;  Corr. 


Secretary,  G.  O.  Bridge.  . 

London  and  Middlesex  Historical  Society;  Secretary, 

II.  Orlo  Miller,  Box  571,  London. 

MacNab  Historical  Association;  President,  Wm.  Mac- 
Nab  Box,  Box  155,  Foleyet,  Ont. 

Historical  and  Scientific  Society  of  Manitoba;  Secre¬ 
tary,  H.  Douglas  Kemp,  M.A.,  Legislative  Library, 
Winnipeg.  „  ,  _  ,  .  „ 

La  Soci6t6  Historique  du  Nouvel-Ontano,  College 
du  Sacr6-Coeur,  Sudbury,  Ont. 

Saskatchewan  Historical  Society;  Secretary,  A.  1. 

Hunter,  Regina.  .  .. 

Soci6t6  cl’Histoire  R6gionale  de  Trois  RiviSres; 

S6minaire  des  Trois-Rivi&res,  P.Q. 

Women’s  Wentworth  Historical  Society;  Treasurer , 
Mrs.  John  Farmer,  87  Charlton  Ave.  W.,  Hamilton 
Other  affiliated  societies,  which  are  listed  elsewhere  in 
this  volume,  in  elude'  Newfoundland  Historical  Society, 
Niagara  Historical  Society;  Nova  Scotia  Historical 
Society;  Ontario  Historical  Society;  Historical  Society 
of  Ottawa;  Women’s  Canadian  Historical  Society  of 
Toronto. 

The  Canadian  Home  Reading  Union 

President,  Mrs.  Milton  F.  Gregg,  141  Carling 
Ave.  Ottawa,  Ont.  Treasurer,  Miss  Marjorie  A. 
Purvis,  244  Charlotte  St.,  Apt.  10,  Ottawa,  Ont  ; 
Recording  Secretary,  Mrs.  Harold  McLeod,  371  Third 
Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  S. 
M.  Steadman,  225  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa;  Organizing 
Secretary,  Mrs.  R.  H.  Ford,  125  Fifty-third  Ave., 
Lachine,  P.Q. 

Regional  vice-presidents 
Saskatchewan — Mrs.  A.  W.  Watson,  1085-2nd 
Ave.  N.W.,  Moose  Jaw. 

Ontario — Mrs.  C.  M.  Bygate,  Amprior. 

Quebec — Mrs.  S.  G.  Dixon,  3236  The  Boulevard, 
Westmount. 

Prince  Edward  Island — Mrs.  A.  G.  Putnam,  275 
Richmond  St.,  Charlottetown. 

Overseas — Mrs.  John  E.  Read,  Belvedereweg  1, 
Scheveningen,  Holland. 

The  Canadian  Home  and  School  and  Parent-Teacher 
Federation  (Incorporated) 

370  Dundas  St.  W.,  Toronto  2  B,  Ont. 
President,  Mrs.  Ernest  Evans,  1177  Roslyn  Rd., 
Victoria  B.C. 

Treasurer,  Mrs.  E.  A.  Mounce,  56  Colborne  St.E., 
Oshawa,  Ont. 

provincial  presidents 

British  Columbia — Mrs.  A.  H.  Young,  3830  Willing- 
don  Ave.,  South  Burnaby. 

Alberta — Mrs.  D.  A.  Hansen,  2915  Champlain  St., 
Calgary. 

Saskatchewan — M.  Bedford,  Teachers'  College, 
Saskatoon. 

Manitoba — Mrs.  R.  E.  H.  Armstrong,  205  Banner- 
man  Ave.,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario — Mrs.  R.  M.  Sherk,  126  Colbeck  St., 
Toronto  9. 

Quebec — Douglas  Walkington,  P.O.Box 39,  Hudson. 
New  Brunswick — Berton  Heustis,  811  Manawagon- 
ish  Rd.,  Lancaster. 

Nova  Scotia— Dr.  A.  A.  Giffin,  27  Aberdeen  Street, 
Kentville. 

Prince  Edward  Island — Mrs.  J.  P.  Lantz,  98 
Brighton  Rd.,  Charlottetown. 

The  Canadian  Importers  and  Traders  Association,  Inc. 

President,  J.  D.  Cowan,  Harold  P.  Cowan,  Im¬ 
porters  Ltd.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  General  Manager,  H.  C 
MacKendrick,  9  Duke  Street,  Toronto. 

Canadian  Industrial  Editors'  Association 

national  council 

President,  Allan  D.  Tomlinson,  LSwift  Canadian 
Company  Ltd.,  1960  St.  Clair  Ave.  W.,  Toronto  9, 
Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Miss  Ruth  Manson, Can¬ 
adian  General  Electric  Co.,  212  King  St.  W.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

ONTARIO  CHAPTER 

President,  Jack  O'Rourke,  Province  of  Ontario, 
Department  of  Travel  and  Publicity,  67  College  St., 
Toronto;  Secretary,  Miss  Bernice  Graig, Manufacturers 


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Life  Insurance  Co.,  200  Bloor  St.  E„  Toronto: 
Treasurer,  Miss  Jean  Danard,  Imperial  Oil  Ltd., 
56  Church  St.,  Toronto. 

QUEBEC  CHAPTER 


President,  E.  M.  S.  Fisher,  The  Enterprise  Foundry 
Co.  Ltd.,  Sackville,  N.B.;  Secretary,  D.  S.  Keen,  1404 
Montreal  Trust  Bldg.,  67  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 


President,  Glyn  Owen,  Bell  Telephone  Company  of 
Canada,  Beaver  Hall  Hill,  Montreal;  Secretary, 
Miss  Gwen  Floud,  Ayerst  McKenna  &  Harrison  Ltd., 
B.O.  Box  bll5,  Montreal;  Treasurer,  John  Gibbon, 
Koyal  Bank  of  Canada,  360  St.  James  St.  W 
Montreal. 


Canadian  Insurance  Accountants’  Association 

President ,  C.  L.  Cunningham,  Great  American 
Insurance  Co.;  Secretary ,  T.  H.  Moore,  Canadian 
General  Insurance  Co.,  Federal  Bldg,.  Toronto,  Ont;. 
Treasurer,  C.  J.  McCarthy,  General  Accident  Assce. 
Co. 


The  Canadian  Industrial  Preparedness  Association 

1410  Stanley  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

President,  I.  F.  McRae,  Vice-President,  Canadian 
General  Electric  Co.  Ltd.,  212  King  St.  W.,  Toronto, 
Ont . ;  Secretary- T reasurer,  Col.  O .  H .  Barrett,  President, 
Canadian  Vickers  Ltd.,  P.O.  Box  550,  Place  d’Armes 
bta.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Executive  Vice-President  and 
General  Manager ,  Maj.-Gen.  G.  B.  Howard,  C.B.E., 
Canadian  Industrial  Preparedness  Association,  1410 
Stanley  Street,  Room  302,  Montreal. 

Canadian  Industrial  Traffic  League 

General  Secretary,  Mr.  H.  A.  Mann,  Canadian  In- 
League,  13  Adelaide  St.  East,  Toronto 
1,  Ont.;  Divisional  Secretaries,  Ontario ,  Miss  H. 
Stewart,  Amalgamated  Electric  Corp.  Ltd.  Toronto; 
Quebec,  J.  P.  Mabbutt,  Dominion  Textile  Co.  Ltd., 
Montreal;  B.C.,  T.  H.  Whitson,  Crown  Zellerbach 
Canada  Ltd.,  Vancouver;  Alberta  Division,  J.  B. 
MeCallum,  Canadian  Gulf  Oil  Co.,  Calgary;  Mani¬ 
toba  Division ,  E.  L.  Quinn,  Kane  Equipment  Ltd., 
Winnipeg;  District  Secretaries,  Essex-Kent,  J.  C.  Egan 
Parke  Davis  Co.  Ltd.,  Walkerville,  Ont.;  Niagara - 
Hamilton- Brantford,  R.  E.  Barron,  English  Electric 
Co.  of  Canada  Ltd.,  St.  Catharines,  Ont.;  London, 
E.  Batten,  Somerville  Ltd.,  London,  Ont. 

Canadian  Infantry  Association 

Hon.  Secretary-Treasurer,  Lt. -Colonel  W.  F.  Hadley 
E.D.,  45a  Main  St.,  Hull,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Institute  of  Forestry 

President,  J.  W.  B.  Sisan,  Faculty  of  Forestry, 
University  of  Toronto,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  D.  Coats,  10  Manor  Road, 
West,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

Atlantic — H.  J.  A.  Grant 
Quebec — B.  A.  Logan 
Saguenay — Theo.  Caron 
Ottawa  Valley — Dr.  M.  L.  Prebble 
Algonguin — A.  S.  Morris 
Southern  Ontario — R.  M.  Dixon 
Central  Ontario — J.  F.  Walker 
Northern  Ontario — G.  W.  Mundy 
Northwestern  Ontario — N.  L.  Kissick 
Lake  of  the  Woods — Graham  Cox 
Manitoba — D.  Naysmith 
Saskatchewan — Dr.  C.  G.  Riley 
Rocky  Mountain — R.  D.  Loomis 
Vancouver — Dr.  D.  C.  Buckland 
Vancouver  Island — D.  N.  Radcliffe 
Okanagan — John  Walters 
Cariboo — P.  J.  Klotz 


Canadian  Inter-American  Association 

1448  A.  Mountain  St„  Montreal  25,  P.Q. 
President,  Dr.  L.  C.  Tombs;  Executive  Secretary, 
G.  R.  Sauviat. 

Canadian  Jewellers'  Association,  Inc. 

President,  Fred  E.  Belsham,  80  Richmond  St.  W., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  General  Manager,  Norman  J.  Leach, 
85  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Legion  of  the  British  Empire  Service 
League 

DOMINION  HEADQUARTERS,  OTTAWA 

President,  Very  Rev.  Dean  J.  O.  Anderson,  M.C., 
D.D.,  44 5 A  Queen  St.,  Ottawa;  General  Secretary , 
T.  D.^  Anderson,  Ottawa;  Official  National  Publica¬ 
tion,  “ The  Legionary,”  75  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa. 

Air  Force  Representative,  Mrs.  Cherie  Hall,  2385 
Marine  Dr.,  West  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Naval  Veterans  Representative,  Stanley  Glass  127 
South  Hill  St.,  Port  Arthur,  Ont. 

Tuberculous  Veterans'  Section  Representative, 

R.  J.  Hunter,  906  Broadway  W.,  Vancouver  9,  B.C. 

Imperial  Veterans'  Representative,  Len  Owen,  40 
Derry  St.,  Guelph,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  COMMANDS  WITH  SECRETARIES 
Newfoundland — W.  R.  Martin,  St.  John’s. 

Nova  Scotia — A.  MacKinnon,  Box  112,  Halifax. 

N ew  Brunswick — H.  B.  Mersereau,  Box  63,  Lancaster. 
British  Columbia — D.  MacLennan,  1132  Howe  St., 
Prince  Edward  Island — Jas.  J.  Walker,  Box  274,  Char¬ 
lottetown. 

Quebec — K.  L.  Woolley,  1191  Mountain  Dr.,  Mon¬ 
treal. 

Ontario — Patrick  Biggs,  22  College  St.,  Toronto. 
Manitoba — Lt.-Col.  Alex.  Cairns,  Chamber  of  Com¬ 
merce  Bldg.,  348  Main  Street,  Winnipeg. 
Saskatchewan — L.  A.  MacDonald,  1836  Cornwall 
St.,  Regina. 

Alberta — D.  E.  Fraser,  142-9th  Ave.  W.,  Calgary. 
British  Columbia — D.  MacLennan,  1132  Howe  St., 
Vancouver. 

The  Canadian  Life  Insurance  Officers  Association 

302  Bay  Street,  Toronto  1. 

President,  E.  C.  Gill,  President,  The  Canada  Life 
Assurance  Company,  Toronto,  Ont.;  General  Counsel, 
R.  Leighton  Foster,  Q.C.;  Associate  General  Counsel , 
J.  A.  Tuck,  Q.C.;  Secretary  and  Actuary,  Bruce  R. 
Power;  Treasurer,  H.  Ewart  Cather. 


Canadian  Institute  of  International  Affairs 

Chairman,  G.  V.  Ferguson;  President,  Edgar 
Mclnnis,  Toronto;  National  Secretariat,  230  Bloor 
St.  W.,  Toronto  5. 

Canadian  Institute  of  Mining  and  Metallurgy 

President,  A.  L.  Penhale. 

Secretary -Treasurer,  C.  Gerow,  M.B.E.,  906  Drum¬ 
mond  Bldg.,  Montreal  2,  Que. 

Canadian  Institute  of  Steel  Construction,  Inc. 

General  Manager  and  Executive  Secretary,  John 
Grieve.  124  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

The  Canadian  Institute  of  Stove  and 
Furnace  Manufacturers 

A  Trade  Section  of  the  Canadian  Manufacturers 
Association. 


Canadian  Literature  Club  of  Toronto 

President,  Raymond  Card,  142  Chester  Ave.; 
Secretary,  Miss  N.  Elizabeth  Robson,  69  St.  Edmunds 
Dr. 

Canadian  Lithographers’  Association 

Manager,  E.  S.  Higgins,  4  Wellington  St.  E., 
Toronto. 

Canadian  Lumbermen’s  Association 

Secretary-Manager,  W.  J.  LeCIair,  27  Goulbourn 
Ave.,  Ottawa. 

Canadian  Manufacturers’  Association 

67  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

President,  T.  A.  Rice,  International  Harvester  Co. 
of  Canada,  Ltd.,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  J.  R. 
Belton,  Gutta  Percha  &  Rubber  Ltd,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
General  Manager,  J.  C.  Whitelaw,  Q.C.;  General  Secre- 


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tary,  E.  G.  Reburn,  Toronto;  Manager ,  Ontario  Divi¬ 
sion,  G.  C.  Bernard,  Toronto;  Ont.;  Manager  Quebec 
Division,  A.  D’Amato,  Montreal,  Que.;  Manager, 
Prairie  Division,  D.  H.  Young,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba; 
Manager,  British  Columbia  Division,  R.  V.  Robinson, 
Vancouver,  B.C.;  Manager,  Maritime  Division,  J.  W. 
Stewart,  Moncton,  N.B.;  Ottawa  Representative,  C. 
Willis  George,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Manager,  Transportation 
Department,  A.  R.  Treloar,  Toronto;  Manager,  Tariff 
Department ,  R.  N.  McCormick,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Manager,  Commercial  Intelligence  Department,  W.  D. 
H.  Frechette,  Toronto,  Ont. ;  Manager,  Industrial  Rela¬ 
tions  Department,  H.  W.  Macdonnell,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Manager,  Legal  Department,  H.  W.  Macdonnell, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Manager,  Insurance  Department,  H. 
W.  Macdonnell,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Manager,  Publishing 
Department,  A.  L.  Abbott,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Manager, 
Public  Relations  Department,  D.  P.  D.  Keogh,  Tor¬ 
onto,  Ont.;  Manager,  Membership  Department,  K.  J . 
Greenham,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Comptroller,  C.  R.  Al- 
derson,  Toront,  Ont. 

The  following  clubs  are  operated  under  the  auspices 
of  the  Canadian  Manufacturers ’  Association: 

EXPORT  STUDY  CLUB  OF  TORONTO 

Secretary,  W.  D.  Ii.  Frechette,  1404  Montreal 
Trust  Building,  67  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

EXPORT  STUDY  CLUB  OF  MONTREAL 

Secretary,  Paul  Bernadet,  660  St.  Catherine  St.  W., 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

The  Canadian  Mental  Health  Association 

President  and  Chairman  of  Board  of  Directors, 
J.  S.  D.  Tory,  O.B.E.,  S.J.D.,  Q.C.;  Treasurer,  R.  W. 
L.  Laidlaw;  Chairman  Scientific  Planning  Council, 
Dr.  D.  G.  McKerracher;  General  Director,  Dr.  J.  D. 
Griffin;  General  Consultant,  Dr.  C.  M.  Hincks; 
Program  Consultant,  Reva  Gerstein,  Ph.D.;  Research 
Consultant,  William  Line,  Ph.D.;  Executive  Secretary, 
G.  Alvan  Gamble. 

Canadian  Metal  Mining  Association 

President,  H.  J.  Fraser,  Falconbridge  Nickel  Mines 
Ltd.,  44  King  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Vice-President 
and  Managing  Director,  V.  C.  Wansbrough,  12  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Milk  Powder  Mfrs.  Association 

President,  J.  B.  Lanthier,  Verrnette  &  Sons, 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  A.  S.  Thurston,  Meaford. 

ONTARIO  MILK  POWDER  MFRS.  ASSOCIATION 

President,  K.  G.  Ault,  Winchester,  Ont.;  Secretary 
A.  S.  Thurston,  Meaford,  Ont. 

Canadian  Mothercraft  Society 

341  BLOOR  ST  W.,  TORONTO  5,  ONT. 

President,  Mrs.  Irving  E.  Robertson. 

Chief  of  Staff,  W.  .1.  Yarmey,  M.D. 

Mothercraft  Hospital,  49  Clarendon  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Canadian  Museums  Association 

National  Museum  Building,  Ottawa 
President,  C.  P.  Wilson;  Secretary -Treasurer,  L.  S. 
Russell,  National  Museum,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Music  Publishers  Association 

c/o  The  Board  of  Trade,  Toronto 
37  King  St.  E.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Chairman,  C.  C.  Deverenx,  Chappell  &  Co.,  Ltd. 

Canadian  National  Committee  on  Refugees 

Chairman,  Hon.  Cairine  R.  Wilson,  P.O.  Box  470 
The  Senate,  Ottawa;  Secretary,  Miss  Sybil  M.  Wright, 
The  Archives,  Sussex  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  National  Institute  for  the  Blind 

National  Office,  Bayview  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President,  Lady  Kemp;  Managing  Director, 
E.  A.  Baker,  O.B.E.;  General  Manager,  A.  V.  Weir; 
Newfoundland  Division,  1  Military  Rd.,  St.  John’s, 
Newfoundland;  Maritime  Division,  172  Almon  St., 


Halifax,  N.S.;  Quebec  Division,  1425  Crescent  St., 
Montreal,  Que.;  Ontario  Division,  Bayview  Ave., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Central  Western  Division,  1031 
Portage  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba;  Western  Division, 
1101  Broadway  West,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

The  Institute  is  a  private  organization  supported 
by  some  Government  grants  and  public  subscriptions. 
Its  Employment  Department  trains  and  places  blind 
men  and  women  in  general  business  and  industrial 
positions.  It  operates  sheltered  shops  to  afford 
employment  for  blind  men  and  women  who,  because 
of  age,  physical  handicaps,  or  personal  preferences 
cannot  work  in  regular  industry.  It  controls  tobacco 
stands,  news  stands  and  industrial  cafeterias,  manag¬ 
ed  by  the  sightless.  It  gives  instruction  in  Braille  read¬ 
ing  and  writing,  typewriting  and  handicrafts.  It 
supplies  raw  materials  at  cost  and  provides  facilities 
for  the  sale  of  articles  made  by  home-workers.  It 
maintains  libraries  of  Braille  and  Talking  Books. 
Every  division  has  a  social  service  department,  and  in 
some  of  the  larger  cities  there  are  residential  homes 
and  rehabilitation  centres  for  the  blind.  The  Institute 
is  also  active  in  preventing  blindness  wherever  pos¬ 
sible.  C.N.I.B.  operates  many  modem  residences  for 
the  care  of  those  in  need  of  adequate  living  quarters. 

Canadian  Numismatic  Association 

President,  G.  R.  L.  Potter,  12  Dalhousie  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont.;  General  Secretary,  Mrs.  Louise  Graham, 
23  Hollywood  Ave.,  Willowdale,  Ont.;  Treasurer, 
Bruce  R.  Brace,  100  Merna  Ave.,  Hamilton,  Ont.; 
Editor,  Peter  S.  Favro,  160  Symons  St.,  Toronto  14, 
Ont.;  Librarian,  T.  G.  Beatty,  185  Strathcona  Ave., 
Ottawa,  Ont.; 

Canadian  Nurses'  Association 

President,  Miss  Gladys  J.  Sharpe,  c/o  Toronto 
Western  Hospital,  Toronto,  Ont.;  General  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Miss  Pearl  Stiver,  270  Laurier  Ave.  W., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Registered  Nurses'  Associations  in  Affiliation 
With  The  Above,  With  Secretaries 
Alberta  Association  of  Registered  Nurses — 
Mrs.  Clara  Van  Dusen,  Suite  5,  10129-102nd 
Street,  Edmonton,  Alta.,  (Registrar). 

Registered  Nurses’  Association  of  British  Col¬ 
umbia — Miss  Alice  L.  Wright.  Executive  Secretary 
and  Registrar,  2524  Cypress  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Manitoba  Association  of  Registered  Nurses — 
Miss  Lillian  Pettigrew,  Executive  Secretary  and 
Registrar,  247  Balmoral  Street,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
New  Brunswick  association  of  Registered 
Nurses — Miss  Muriel  Archibald,  Secretary- 
Registrar,  380  Queen  St.,  Fredericton,  New 
Brunswick. 

Registered  Nurses’  Association  of  Nova  Scotia 
— Miss  Nancy  H.  Watson,  Secretary-Registrar 
301  Barrington  St.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Registered  Nurses’  Association  of  Ontario — 
Miss  Florence  H.  Walker,  General  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  515  Jarvis  Street,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

The  Association  of  Nurses  of  Prince  Edward 
Island — Miss  Helen  Bolger,  Sec’y-Registrar, 
188  Prince  St.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I 
The  Association  of  Nurses  of  the  Province  of 
Quebec — Miss  A.  W.  Lindsay,  Secretary-Regis¬ 
trar,  504-506  Medical  Arts  Building,  1538  Sher¬ 
brooke  St.  W.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Saskatchewan  Registered  Nurses’  Association 
— Miss  Lola  Wilson,  Suite  401,  Northern  Crown 
Bldg.,  1821  Scarth  St.,  Regina,  Sask.  (Registrar) 
The  Association  of  Registered  Nurses  of  New¬ 
foundland — Miss  Pauline  Laracy,  Executive 
Secretary,  Cabot  Bldg.,  Duckworth  St.,  St.  John’s. 

Canadian  Order  of  Odd  Fellows 

head  office:  17  falcon  street,  Toronto  7 
Grand  Master:  Henry  Jorgensen,  243  Leslie  St., 
Toronto  8,  Ont. 

Grand  Secretary-Treasurer,  E.  C.  Males,  P.G.M., 
17  Falcon  Street,  Toronto  7. 

D.D.G.M.  Toronto  District:  Milton  Sargent,  57 
Hastings  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


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Canadian  Order  of  Rechabltes 


.  ONTARIO  ORGANIZATION 

Chief  Ruler ,  Jas.  Highet;  Superintendent  o 
Juveniles,  A.  Taylor;  Treasurer,  Jas.  M.  Tosh; 
Secretary,  Arch.  Carmichael,  378  Strathmore  Blvd., 
.Toronto  6. 

Canadian  Paint  Varnish  and  Lacquer  Association  Inc. 

President  and  General  Manager ,  C.  C.  Pettet' 
Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  J.  Spry,  1374  Sherbrooke  St  ’ 
W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

The  Canadian  Paper  Box  Manufacturers’  Association  Inc 

President,  F.  L.  Damon,  Collett-Sproule  Boxes 
Btd.,  127  Portland  St.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont.;  Executive 
Secretary,  E.  A.  Mateer,  Room  404,  77  York  St.. 
Toronto  1,  Ont. 


Canadian  Paraplegic  Association 

153  Lyndhurst  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President  and  Managing  Director 

John  G.  Counsell,  O.B.E.,  M.C. 

Vice-President . J.  D.  Woods,  Jr. 

Hon.  Secretary . A.  C.  Clarke 

Hon.  Treasurer . Walter  L.  Gordon,  C.B.E. 

General  Secretary . G.  K.  Langford 

Maritime  Division,  Secretary,  Donald  E.  Curran- 
Camphill  Administration  Building,  Halifax,  N.S. 
Quebec  Division,  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  L.  Ward, 
Queen  Mary  Veterans  Hospital,  Montreal,  Que. 
Central  Western  Division,  Secretary,  A.  T.  Mann, 
Deer  Lodge  Hospital,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Western  Division,  Affiliated  with  the  Western 
Society  for  Rehabilitation,  900  W.  27th  Ave., 
Vancouver,  B.C. 


Canadian  Passenger  Association 

Eastern  Lines — Chairman,  C.,  J.  Campbell,  Room 
603,  1520  Mountain  St.,  Montreal  25,  Que. 
Western  Lines — Chairman,  C.  J.  Campbell,  Vice- 
Chairman,  Roy  H.  Powers,  320  Union  Station, 
Winnipeg,  Man. 


Provincial  Branches  With  Secretaries 
Ont.  Scott  Brandon,  Cannington,  Ont.;  B.C. — F. 
Brownsey,  Sooke;  Alta. — R.  Ellis,  Coronation; 
Sask. — Reg.  Peterson,  Watrous;  Man. — Val.  Costello, 
Stonewall;  Que.-—  P.  Grenier,  Neuville;  Maritimes — 
George  Buderski,  Stellarton,  N.S.;  Newfoundland — 
Wallace  Cave,  Bay  Roberts,  Nfld. 

The  Canadian  Press 

HEAD  OFFICE,  55  UNIVERSITY  AVENUE,  TORONTO,  ONT. 

General  Manager  and  Secretary,  Gillis  Purcell,  55 
University  Avenue,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Halifax,  N.S. — Jack  Brayley,  Chief  of  Bureau,  379 
Barrington  Street. 

Quebec,  Que. — R.  Daignault,  Chief  Correspondent, 
Le  Soleil  Bldg.,  1  rue  de  la  Couronne. 
Montreal,  Que. — W.  A.  Stewart,  Chief  of  Bureau, 
204  rue  de  l’Hopital. 

Ottawa,  Ont. — C.  R.  Blackburn,  Chief  of  Bureau,  136 
Sparks  Street. 

Toronto,  Ont. — Charles  Bruce,  General  Superinten¬ 
dent;  John  Dauphinee,  General  News  Editor;  Fraser 
MacDougall,  Chief  of  Ontario  Service. 
Winnipeg,  Man. — A.  B.  Garrett,  Chief  of  Bureau, 
300  Carlton  Street. 

Edmonton.  Alta. — George  Kitchen,  Chief  of  Bureau, 
10012  Jasper  Avenue. 

Vancouver,  B.C. — E.  S.  Johnson,  Chief  of  Bureau, 
207  Hastings  Street  West. 

New  York,  N.Y. — D.  O.  Gilbert,  Chief  of  Bureau, 
50  Rockefeller  Plaza,  New  York  20. 

London,  England — Alan  Harvey,  Chief  of  Bureau, 
83-86  Farringdon  St.,  E.C.4. 


Canadian  Progress  Club  (National) 

President,  Carman  Jerry,  c/o  Royal  Trust  Com¬ 
pany,  66  King  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary- 
Organizer,  Norman  Matthews,  Room  532,  67  Yonge 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Branches  in  Toronto,  Montreal,  London,  Colling- 
wood,  Hamilton,  North  Bay,  Quebec,  St.  Laurent, 
Lakeshore,  St.  Catharines,  Ottawa  and  Verdun. 


Canadian  Passenger  and  Ticket  Agents’  Association 

President,  W.  W.  Creighton,  General  Agent,  Union 
Pacific  Railroad,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
R.  L.  Armstrong,  Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  Royal 
York  Hotel,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 


Canadian  Psychological  Association 

President,  Dr.  George  A.  Ferguson,  Department  of 
Psychology,  McGill  University,  Montreal,  P.Q.; 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Dr.  Dalbir  Bindra,  3600  Mc- 
Tavish  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 


Canadian  Penal  Association 

At  the  time  of  going  to  press  negotiations  are  under 
way  for  a  merger  with  the  Delinquency  and  Crime 
Division  of  the  Canadian  Welfare  Council  which,  it  is 
anticipated,  will  result  in  the  formation  of  a  new  na¬ 
tional  organization  interested  in  all  phases  of  delin¬ 
quency  and  crime,  penal  reform,  rehabilitation,  etc. 
Correspondence  could  be  addressed  to  W.  T. 
McGrath,  Canadian  Welfare  Council,  245  Cooper  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 


Canadian  Public  Relations  Society 

National  Council — Secretary -Treasurer,  D.  S. 
Catton,  President  &  Manager,  Magazine  Advertising 
Bureau,  21  Dundas  Sq.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Toronto  Branch — Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  E. 
McCabe,  P.O.  Box  246,  Terminal  “A”. 

Montreal  Branch — Secretary,  David  De  La  Chev- 
roti&re,  Publicity-Services  Lt6e.,  1475  Mountain  St., 
Montreal,  P.Q. 


Canadian  Philatelic  Society,  Inc. 

President,  L.  M.  Lamouroux,  222  Lawrence  Ave. 
W.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary -Treasurer,  Fred  C. 
Green,  95  Cottingham  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Canadian  Playthings  Manufacturers,  Inc. 

President,  G.  E.  Dingle,  Somerville  Ltd.,  London, 
Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  J.  Cannon,  55  York 
St.,  Toronto. 

The  Canadian  Political  Science  Association 

President,  J.  D.  Gibson,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  C.  Eastman, 
273  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

Organ  “The  Canadian  Journal  of  Economics  and 
Political  Science,”  273  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Postmasters’  Association 

President,  H.  J.  Roy,  Ste  Anne  Des  Monts,  P.Q.; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  M.  Ferris,  Campbellford,  Ont. 


Canadian  Pulp  and  Paper  Association 

President,  R.  M.  Fowler;  General  Manager,  F.  L. 
Mitchell,  2280  Sun  Life  Building,  Montreal,  Que. 

Canadian  Purchasing  Agents’  Associations 

President,  Fred  G.  Samis,  Northern  Electric  Co. 
Ltd.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Executive  Secretary-Treasurer,  Julian  G.  Davies, 
Canadian  Association  of  Purchasing  Agents,  67 
Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Associations  of  the  C.P.A.  are  in  Montreal,  Eastern 
Ontario,  Toronto,  Hamilton,  Niagara  District,  Central 
Ontario,  Western  Ontario,  Essex-Kent  Counties, 
Sarnia  District,  Northwestern  Ontario,  Ottawa 
Valley,  Winnipeg,  Calgary  and  District,  Edmonton, 
British  Columbia. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OP  PUBCHASING  AGENTS 

President,  A.  W.  Soell,  Gaylord  Contaner  Corpn., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

E recutv'e  Secretary,  George  A.  Renard,  11  Park 
Place,  New  York  7. 


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[1956 


The  Canadian  Railroad  Historical  Association,  Inc. 

Secretary,  John  W.  Saunders,  143  Second  St., 
St.  Lambert,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Red  Cross  Society 

National  Office  for  Canada,  95  Wellesley  Street, 
East,  Toronto  5,  Ontario. 

President,  His  Excellency  The  Governor-General 
of  Ca.nada;  Chairman  of  the  Central  Council,  L.  G. 
Mills,  C.B.E.;  Chairman  of  the  National  Executive 
Committe,  George  Aitken;  National  Commissioner, 
W.  Stuart  Stanbury,  M.B.E.,  B.A.,  M.D. 

British  Columbia  Division,  1235  West  Pender 
Street,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Commissioner:  Lt.-Col. 
C.  A.  Scott. 

Alberta  Division,  1504  First  St.  E.,  Calgary, 
Alberta;  Commissioner:  Lt.-Col.  D.  H.  Tomlinson, 

M. B.E. 

Saskatchewan  Division,  2331  Victoria  Avenue, 
Regina,  Saskatchewan;  Commissioner:  Col.  F.  W. 
G.  Miles. 

Manitoba  Division,  226  Osborne  St.  N.,  Winnipeg, 
Manitoba;  Commissioner:  R.  H.  Snyder. 

Ontario  Division,  460  Jarvis  Street,  Toronto, 
Ontario;  Commissioner:  L.  R.  Stringer. 

Quebec  Division.  3416  McTavish  Street,  Montreal, 
Quebec;  Commissioner:  G.  P.  Hedges. 

New  Brunswick  Division,  66  Prince  William  Street, 
St.  John,  N.B.;  Commissioner:  Lt.-Col.  B.  R. 
Howard. 

Nova  Scotia  Division,  71  Morris  Street,  Halifax, 

N. S.;  Commissioner:  C.  L.  IUsley. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Division,  62  Prince  Street, 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.;  Commissioner:  Miss  I. 
Arsenault. 

Newfoundland  Division:  55  Duckworth  St.,  St. 
John’s,  Nfld.;  Commissioner:  David  G.  Decker. 

CANADIAN  JUNIOR  RED  CROSS 
National  Director,  Miss  Kathleen  Herman,  B.Sc., 
R.N.,  95  Wellesley  St.  East,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Local  Divisions  and  Directors 
British  Columbia,  1235  West  Pender  Street,  Van¬ 
couver,  Miss  Muriel  Evison. 

Alberta,  1504  First  Street  E.,  Calgary,  Mrs.  Beth 
Norgren. 

Saskatchewan,  2331  Victoria  Ave.,  Regina,  Miss 
Hazel  Lawrence. 

Manitoba,  226  Osborne  St.  N.,  Winnipeg,  Miss  Ruby 
L.  Spenceley. 

Ontario,  460  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Mrs.  O.  C.  Herring¬ 
ton. 

Quebec,  3426  McTavish  Street,  Montreal,  Miss 
Lorraine  How. 

New  Brunswick,  66  Prince  William  St.,  Saint  John, 
Miss  Marion  B.  Bate. 

Nova  Scotia,  71  Morris  Street,  Halifax,  Miss  E.  O.  R 
Browne. 

P.E.I.,  62  Prince  St.,  Charlottetown,  Miss  Marie 
Bowness. 

Newfoundland,  Mrs.  Robert  Loring,  55  Duckworth 
St.,  St.  John's. 

Canadian  Research  Institute  of  Launderers  and 
Cleaners 

Managing  Executive  &  Secretary-Treasurer,  E.  W. 
Finlayson,  456  Montreal  Rd.,  Ottawa  2,  Canada. 

Canadian  Restaurant  Association 

415  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

President,  Sven  Ericksen,  Marquis  Hotel  Coffee 
Shop,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

Managing  Director,  Mrs.  F.  G.  Montgomery. 

The  Canadian  Retail  Booksellers  Association 

President,  H.  A.  Wallace,  Burnill’s  Book  Shop,  100 
Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Suzanne  McDowell,  McMaster  University  Book 
Store,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  John  Heather, 
Robert  Duncan  &  Co.  Ltd.,  17  James  St.  N.,  Ham¬ 
ilton,  Ont. 

The  Canadian  Retail  Federation 

38  King  St.  W.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

President,  W.  M.  Murray,  Murphy-Gamble  Ltd., 
Ottawa,,  Out.. 


Canadian  Retail  Hardware  Association 

290  Merton  St.,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

President,  M.  A.  Johnson;  General  Manager, 
Edward  Maddern. 

The  Canadian  Social  Science  Research  Council 

Chairman,  Dean  H.  F.  Angus,  University  of  British 
Columbia,  Vancouver  B.C.  . 

Secretary  -  Treasurer,  Dr.  John  E.  Robbins,  obi 
Island  Park  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Society  of  Biblical  Studies 

President,  Rev.  W.  Morrison  Kelly,  117  Bloor  St. 
E„  Toronto  5,  Ont.  „  T  ,  ^  A  aA 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Rev.  C.  J.  deCatanzaro,  64 
Forest  Hill  Road,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Society  of  Laboratory  Technologists 

Head  Office,  294  Barton  Street  East,  Hamilton, 
Ontario. 

Executive  Secretary,  Miss  Ileen  Kemp. 

President,  Miss  Isobel  Willis;  Secretary,  Miss  Helen 
L.  Smith. 

Canadian  Society  of  Landscape  Architects  and 
Townplanners 

113  Yorkville  Ave.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

President,  Louis  Perron,  1790  Decelles  St.,  Town  of 
St.  Laurent,  P.Q.;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  H. 
Kippax,  113  Yorkville  Ave.,  Toronto  5,  Ont.;  Record¬ 
ing  Secretary  Mrs.  Richard  Blue,  Quakers  Lundy , 
RR  2,  Aurora,  Ont. 

Canadian  Sporting  Goods  and  Cycle  Association 

President,  P.  E.  Tyas,  A  Conway  Beacham  Ltd., 
276  Merton  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  P.  J. 
Wardle,  Suite  604,  80  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

Canadian  Standards  Association 

NATIONAL  RESEARCH  BUILDING,  OTTAWA 

President,  J.  S.  Cameron,  Northern  Electric  Co.  Ltd., 
Montreal;  General  Manager,  F.  A.  Sweet,  P.  Eng. 
Ottawa. 

Canadian  Teachers'  Federation 

President,  G.  Forbes  Elliot,  199  King  St.  E., 
Saint  John,  N.B.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Geo.  G. 
Croskery,  Ottawa. 

ASSOCIATIONS  OF  TEACHERS  AFFILIATED  WITH  ABOVE 
B.C.  Teachers’  Federation,  General  Secretary, 
C.  D.  Ovans,  1644  W.  Broadway,  Vancouver. 
Alberta  Teachers’  Association,  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  E.  C.  Ansley,  9929-103  St.,  Edmonton. 
Saskatchewan  Teachers’  Federation,  Secretary, 
Gilbert  D.  Earner,  Del  Bldg.,  118  Second  Ave., 
Saskatoon. 

Manitoba  Teachers'  Society,  Secretary,  T.  A. 

McMaster,  802  Paris  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Teachers’  Federation, 
General  Secretary,  Miss  Estelle  Bowness,  Summer- 
side,  P.E.I. 

Nova  Scotia  Teachers’  Union,  General  Secretary, 
Tom  Parker,  317  Barrington  St.,  Halifax. 
Newfoundland  Teachers'  Association,  Secretary, 
Allan  Bishop,  P.O.  Box,  168,  St.  John’s. 

New  Brunswick  Teachers’  Association,  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  A.  H.  Kingett,  634  Queen  St.,  Frederic¬ 
ton. 

Provincial  Association  of  Protestant  Teachers’ 
of  Quebec,  Executive  Director,  Dr.  J.  M.  Paton, 
1410  Guy  St„  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Federation  of  English  Speaking  Catholic 
Teachers  of  Quebec,  Secretary,  Patrick  O’Neil, 
8007  Querbes  Ave.,  Montreal. 

Ontario  Teachers’  Federation 

(The  Ontario  Teaching  Profession  Act,  1944,  makes 
it  compulsory  for  all  teachers  in  Ontario  to  belong 
to  the  O.T.F.) 

Secretary,  Miss  Nora  Hodgms,  34  Prince  Arthur 
Aye.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


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Associations  of  teachers  affiliated  with  O.T.F.: 
Federation  of  Women  Teachers’  Associations  of 
Ontario — Secretary,  Mrs.  Helen  M.  Keefer,  34 
Prince  Arthur  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Ontario  Secondary  School  Teachers’  Federation — 
Secretary,  S.  G.  B.  Robinson,  34  Prince  Arthur  Ave., 
Toronto. 

Ontario  Public  School  Men  Teachers'  Federation — 
Secretary,  Win.  Davies,  34  Prince  Arthur  Ave. 
Toronto. 

Ontario  English  Catholic  Teachers'  Association — 
Secretary,  Miss  Marion  Tyrrell,  34  Prince  Arthur 
Ave.,  Toronto. 

V Association  de  l' Enseignement  Francais  de  I’Ontario 
— Secretary,  Miss  L.  Leveque,  30  Bruyere  St.,  Ottawa. 

OTHER  TEACHERS’  ASSOCIATIONS 
Business  Educators’  Association  of  Canada, 
Registrar,  W.  H.  Stapleton,  St.  Thomas.  Ont. 
Secretary,  W.  F.  Marshal,  Riverside  Drive,  R.R. 
No.  7,  London,  Ont. 

Headmasters’  Association 
( Canadian  Independent  Schools ) 

Address  enquires  to  Secretary,  K.  G.  B.  Ketchmu, 
St.  Andrew’s  College,  Aurora,  Ont. 

The  Protestant  High  School  Principals' 
Association  of  the  Province  of  Quebec. 
President,  Fred  Royal,  Principal,  Lachute  High 
School,  Lachute;  Secretary-Treasurer ,  C.  W.  Dickson, 
Principal,  George  Rennie  High  School,  Pointe  Claire., 
Nova  Scotia  Headmasters’  Association,  President, 
R.  H.  Murray,  Supervisor  of  Schools,  Yarmouth. 
L’association  des  Educateurs  Catholiques  de 
la  Circonscription  de  L’Ecole  Normale  Laval 
Pr&s.,  M.  Roland  Nadeau,  59  ave  Murray,  Que¬ 
bec;  Sec-Tr&s.,  Roland  Tremblay,  50B  rue  Richelieu, 
Quebec. 

Canadian  Temperance  Federation 

11  PRINCE  ARTHUR  AVE.,  TORONTO,  ONT. 
President ,  Rev.  Gordon  W.  Porter,  M.A.;  B.D. 
General  Secretary ,  Rev.  John  Linton,  M.A.,  Toronto; 
Treasurer ,  B.  L.  Sharpe,  Toronto. 

Canadian  Tourist  Association 

Room  509,  30  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President,  Georges  Leveille,  Director,  Quebec  Pro¬ 
vincial  Publicity  Bureau,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Transit  Association 

Association  office — 1138  bathurst  st.,  Toronto 
President,  S.  E.  Preston,  General  Manager,  Kit¬ 
chener  Public  Utilities  Commission,  Kitchener,  Ont.; 
General  Manager,  H.  E.  King,  Toronto  Transit  Com¬ 
mission,  35  Yonge  St.,  Toronto.  General  Secretary, 
J.  R.  Empringham,  1138  Bathurst  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Official  Organ,  “Canadian  Transporation”,  Toronto. 

Canadian  Trucking  Associations,  Inc. 

National  Office,  270  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa  4,  Ont. 
Executive  Secretary,  John  Magee. 

Provincial  Affiliates 

Automotive  Transport  Association  "of  B.C.,  810  Dom- 
ion  Bank  Bldg.,  Vancouver,  Secretary,  K.  Large. 
Alberta  Motor  Transport  Association,  218  17th  Ave. 

E.,  Calgary,  Managing  Director,  J.  Taylor. 
Saskatchewan  Motor  Transport  Association,  1042  Al¬ 
bert  St.,  Regina,  Secretary-Manager,  A.  F.  Stephen¬ 
son. 

Manitoba  Trucking  Association,  218  Phoenix,  Bldg., 
388  Donald  St.,  Winnipeg,  Manager,  Harvey 
Bachman. 

The  Automotive  Transport  Association  of  Ontario, 
146  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto  1,  General  Manager, 
J.  O.  Goodman. 

Trucking  Association  of  Quebec,  Inc.,  1670  Parthenais 
St.,  Montreal,  Director  of  Public  Relations,  Camille 
Archambault. 

Maritime  Motor  Transport  Association,  P.O.  Box  100, 
Sjaskville,  N.B.,  Executive-Secretary,  C.  W.  Moffatt. 


Canadian  Tuberculosis  Association 

President ,  Dr.  E.  L.  Ross,  Winnipeg,  Man.; 
Executive  Secretary ,  G.  J.  Wherrett,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P. ; 
Central  Office ,  265  Elgin  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Vegetarian  Union 

National  President ,  Lee  Pritzker,  125  Ringwood  Rd. 
R.R.  No.  1  Oakville.;  National  Secretary ,  Miss  R.  E. 
Playle,  Apt.  1,  3  Howard  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 
Regional  Units  with  Secretaries 
Calgary — Miss  June  Kimball,  316-18th  Ave.  W., 
Suite  5,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Toronto — Miss  E.  M.  Budd,  28  WTalker  Ave., 
Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Ottawa — Mrs.  Helainie  Johnstone,  Box  713, 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Warehousemen’s  Association 

President ,  W.  D.  Day;  Treasurer ,  R.  T.  Middup; 
Managing  Director ,  H.  Cecil  Rhodes,  Suite  35,  10 
Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Canadian  Weekly  Newspapers  Association 

President ,  John  A.  Vopni,  Davidson,  Sask.;  Manag¬ 
ing  Director  and  Secretary-Treasurer ,  W.  Telfer,  420 
Temple  Bldg.,  62  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretaries  of  Provincial  Divisions 
B.C.  Division — A.  W.  Lundell,  Revelstoke,  B.C. 

Alta.  Division — K.  Patrige,  Camrose,  Alta. 

Sask.  Division — John  Vopni,  Davidson. 

Man.  Division — George  Kroft,  408  Paris  Bldg., 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

Ont.  Division — Werden  Leavens,  Bolton,  Ont. 

Que.  Division — R.  A.  Giles,  Lachute. 

N.B.  Division — G.  MacDonald,  St.  John. 

N.  S.  Division — C.  J.  Allbon,  Springhill. 

The  Canadian  Welfare  Council 

President ,  M.  Wallace  McCutcheon,  Toronto; 
Executive  Director ,  R.  E.  G.  Davis,  Ottawa. 

Business  Address,  Council  Hou.se,  24-  (J<  oper  Street, 
Ottawa. 

The  Canadian  Welfare  Council  is  the  national 
association  of  people  and  organizations  interested  in 
social  welfare.  It  serves  its  members  as  a  clearing 
house  for  information,  a  source  of  technical  service 
and  a  means  for  co-operative  planning  and  action. 
It  also  acts  as  the  national  spokesman  on  welfare 
needs  and  developments. 

Canadian  Wholesale  Grocers'  Association 

President,  Russel  G.  Norman,  Kelly,  Douglas  & 
Co.  Ltd.,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Aim£  Boisvert,  14  St.  James  St.  E.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Canadian  Woman’s  Christian  Temperance  Union 

NATIONAL  HEADQUARTERS:  11  PRINCE  ARTHUR  AVE. 
TORONTO  5,  ONT. 

President  Mrs.  I.  H.  Perigoe,  122  Park  Lawn  Rd., 
Toronto  14,  Ont. 

Treasurer,  Miss  Zella  G.  Shaver,  Apt.  10,  2407 
Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto  3,  Ont. 

General  Secretary ,  Miss  C.  Rosamond  Duff,  11 
Prince  Arthur  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Provincial  Unions  with  Secretaries 
British  Columbia — Corresponding  Secretary — Mrs. 
John  MacPherson,  1061-24th  St.,  Hollyburn; 
Recording  Secretary  Mrs.  C.  R.  Elsey,  3298  Rad- 
cliffe  W.,  Vancouver.  . 

Alberta — Corresponding  Secretary ,  Mrs.  P.  Shngley, 
11208-71st  St.,  Edmonton;  Recording  Secretary , 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Fawcett,  2126-4th  Ave.  N.W.,  Calgary. 
Saskatchewan — Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  R.  C. 
Thompson,  1025  Ave.  B.  North,  Saskatoon; 
Recording  Secretary,  Mrs.  J.  G.  Cudmore,  2040 
Osier  St.,  Regina.  n 

Manitoba — Corresponding  Secretary ,  Mrs.  O. 
Masten  320  Montrose  Ave.,  E.  Kildonan;  Recording 
Secretary ,  Mrs.  W.  Buckley,  422  11th  St.,  Brandon. 
Ontario — Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  J.  A.  Blaschke, 
5  Lansdowne  Ave.  N.,  Galt,  Ont.;  Recording  Secre¬ 
tary,  Mrs.  John  A.  Crabb,  4284  Roseland  Drive  E.. 
Windsor,  Opt- 


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[  1956 


Quebec — Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  S.  Shirley, 
114-5th  Ave.,  Ville  La  Salle,  Montreal;  Recording 
Secretary,  Mrs.  A.  S.  Harris,  Magog,  Box  399. 
New  Brunswick — Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  H.  K. 
Ingersoll,  Sub  P.O.  13,  Saint  John;  Recording 
Secretary,  Miss  Amy  Patterson,  Apohaqui. 
Newfoundland — Corresponding  and  Recording  Secre¬ 
tary,  Mrs.  H.  G.  Winsor,  48  Franklyn  Ave.,  St. 
John’s. 

Nova  Scotia — Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  G.  R.  T. 
Ayling,  Box  91,  Milton;  Recording  Secretary  .Mrs. 
Chas.  Caldwell,  99  Exhibition  St.,  Kentville. 
Prince  Edward  Island — Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Pearl  Cook  York,  Yorke;  Recording  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Geo.  Jardine,  Freetown. 

Canadian  Women’s  Club 

OF  LONDON,  ENGLAND 

President,  The  Countess  Alexander  of  Tunis;  Hon. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Mrs.  J.  F.  Marcus,  55  Sloane 
Street,  London,  S.W.l. 

Canadian  Women’s  Club  of  New  York  City,  Inc. 

President, .  Mrs.  George  P.  Rutherford;  Recording 
Secretary,  Miss  Marie  Lareau;  Corresponding  Secretary 
Miss  Gertrude  Willet;  Treasurer,  Miss  Barbara 
Hancock. 

Club  Address,  The  Savoy  Plaza,  Fifth  Avenue  and 
Fifty-Eighth  Street,  New  York  City,  22. 


Canadian  Women’s  Press  Club 

President,  Dorothy  Taylor,  Drawer  759,  Haney, 
B.C.;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Laddie  Watkis 
Women’s  Editor,  Radio  Station  CJOR,  Vancouver, 
B.C.;  Treasurer,  Ellen  Harris,  B.C.  Automobile 
Assoc.,  303  W.  Pender  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 


The  Canadian  Writers'  Foundation,  Inc. 


Chairman ,  A.  W.  Trueman;  Honary  Secretary , 
Jean  Bruchesi;  Honorary  Treasurer,  J.  Fred  Swayze, 
Executive  Secretary,  Mrs.  D.  W.  Thomson,  Room'll; 
102  Bank  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


Canadian  Youth  Hostels  Association 

Dominion  President,  William  S.  Weaver,  PhD. 
4890  Beaconsfield  Ave.,  Montreal  28,  P.Q.;  National 
Secretary’s  Office,  1A  Classic  Ave.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 
Addresses  of  Regional  Secretaries 
Maritime:  Box  578,  Halifax,  N.S. 

St.  Lawrence:  1114  Union  Ave.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
Great  Lakes:  1A  Classic  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Mountain:  c/o  Y.M.C.A.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Pacific:  Miss  M.  Wells,  1337  West  11th  Ave., 
Vancouver,  B.C. 


The  Catholic  Truth  Society  or  Canada.  Inc. 

President,  Rev.  M.  D.  Allen;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Mr. 
C.  J.  Gillooly;  Hon.  Secretary,  Mr.  J.  F.  Boland, 
Q.C.;  Executive  Secretary,  G.  A.  Hiff,  Head  Office! 
67  Bond  St.,  Toronto  2,  Ont. 


Catho'ic  Women's  League  of  Canada 

77  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

President,  Mrs.  James  Freeman,  928  St.  Rose  Ave. 
Riverside,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary,  Miss  Katharine 
Sheridan,  85  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Ceda  Incorporated 

(CANADIAN  ELECTRICAL  DISTRIBUTORS  ASSN.) 

President,  W.  LeGallais,  23  Permilla  St.,  St. 
Catharines,  Ont.;  Manager,  Norman  Franks,  Room 
421,  73  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Champlain  Society 

President,  W.  Kaye  Lamb,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.;  General 
Editor,  J,  B.  Conacher,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Treasurer, 
J.  K.  Armour,  B.Sc.;  Secretary,  Peter  S.  Osier. 

Address  communications  to  Miss  Julia  Jarvis, 
Technical  Editor  and  Executive  Secretary,  The  Library, 
University  of  Toronto. 


The  Chartered  Institute  of  Secretaries 

Canadian  Advisory  Council — Chairman,  James 
C.  Bonar,  D.P.Se.,  F.C.I.S.,  204  Windsor  Station, 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

British  Columbia — Hon.  Secretary,  G.  M.  Morris, 
F.C.I.S.,  Vancouver  Board  of  Trade,  Vancouver. 

Alberta — Secretary,  P.  G.  Weaver,  A.C.I.S., 
Anglo  American  Exploration  Ltd.,  Calgary. 

Saskatchewan — Chairman,  W.  W.  Spicer,  F.C.I.S. 
McCallum  Hill  &  Company.,  Ltd.,  Regina. 

Manitoba — Chairman,  E.  C.  McCormick,  F.C.I.S., 
Winnipeg  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Winnipeg. 

Province  of  Ontario — Secretary,  C.  B.  Bell, 
F.C.I.S.,  C.P.A.,  67  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1 

Hamilton — Hon.  Secretary,  S.  H.  Ambrose, 
A.C.I.S.,  The  Tuckett  Tobacco  Co.  Ltd.,  Hamilton. 

London  and  District  (Ontario) — Hon.  Secretary, 
S.  R.  Gee,  A.C.I.S.,  London  Life  Insurance  Co., 
London,  Ont. 

Ottawa — Hon.  Secretary,  L.  F.  Mundy,  F.C.I.S., 
Bank  of  Canada,  Ottawa. 

Toronto — Hon.  Secretary,  F.  T.  McKinney, 
A.C.I.S.,  Castle  Trethewey  Mines  Ltd.,  Toronto. 

Province  of  Quebec — Hon.  Sec’r-Treas.,  P.  T.  R. 
Pugsley,  F.C.J.S.,  C.A.,  1509  Sherbrooke  St.  W., 
Montreal  25,  P.Q. 

New  Brunswick — Chairman,  F.  G.  Wilson, 
F.C.I.S.,  Saint  John  Dry  Dock  Co.  Ltd.,  Saint  John. 

Nova  Scotia-P.E.I. — Chairman,  E.  G.  Dewling, 
F.C.I.S.,  Eastern  Trust  Co.,  Halifax. 

Newfoundland — Chairman,  H.  T.  Renouf, 
F.C.I.S.,  Newfoundland  Board  of  Trade,  St.  John’s. 


The  Chartered  Shorthand  Reporters’  Association 

OF  ONTARIO 

President,  Kirk  Crockett,  Box  173,  The  Senate, 
Ottawa;  Secretary,  T.  S.  Hubbard,  48  Bullock  Ave. 
Ottawa;  Treasurer,  F.  J.  McGuigan,  10  Cortleigh 
Blvd.,  Toronto. 

Chemical  Institute  of  Canada 

18  Rideau  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

President,  Dr.  Roger  Gaudry,  F.C.I.C.,  Ayerst, 
McKenna  &  Harrison  Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Treasurer 
T.  H.  G.  Michael,  M.C.I.C.,  Howards  &  Sons 
(Canada)  Ltd.,  P.O.  Box  992,  Cornwall,  Ont.; 
General  Manager  and  Secretary,  Dr.  Garnet  T.  Page, 
M.C.I.C.,  18  Rideau  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

There  are  30  local  sections.  Those  in  the  largest 
cities  are: 

Halifax  Secretary,  Dr.  S.  G.  Whiteway,  M.C.I.C., 
Maritimes  Regional  Lab.,  Nat.  Research  Council, 
Halifax,  N.S. 

Quebec  Secretary,  A.  Ouellet.,  M.C.I.C.,  1924  Sheppard 
Ave.,  Quebec,  Que. 

Montreal  Secretary,  G.  K.  Wright,  M.C.I.C.,  B.A. 
Shawinigan  Limited,  600  Dorchester  St.  W.,  Mont¬ 
real,  Que. 

Ottawa  Secretary,  P.  D.  McLean,  M.C.I.C.,  Box  26, 
R.R.  2,  Billings  Bridge,  Ont. 

Toronto.  Secretary,  B.  A.  B.  Clark,  M.C.I.C.,  c/o 
Harrison  &  Crosfield  (Canada)  Ltd.,  240  Adelaide 
St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Winnipeg  Secretary,  R.  B.  Berkoff,  M.C.I.C.,  Im¬ 
perial  Oil  Ltd.,  Box  836,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Vancouver,  Secretary,  T.C.  Harvie,  Cave  &  Co.  Ltd., 
567  Hornby  Street,  Vancouver.  B.C. 

The  Institute  also  maintains  Student  Chapters  at 
almost  all  of  the  Canadian  Universities. 

Monthly  publication  “Chemistry  in  Canada", 
Editor,  Mr.  D.  W.  Emmerson,  M.C.I.C.,  18  Rideau 
St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


The  Chess  Federation  of  Canada 

(Member  of  the  F.I.D.E.) 

President,  J.  G.  Prentice,  1337  The  Crescent, 
Vancouver,  B.C.;  Secretary,  J.  B.  Bergevin,  311  Clare¬ 
mont  Dr.,  Ottawa  2,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  A.  E.  Russell, 
2619  W.  2nd  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Provincial  Associations 

p.e.i. — Edwin  Johnstone,  36  Villa  St.,  Charlottetown. 
N.S. — Fred  Rowley,  121  Lawrence  St.,  Halifax. 
n.b. — M.  Franklin,  354  Lancaster  Ave.,  West  Saint 
John. 


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QUE.— W.  Hornung,  1022  Egan  St.,  Verdun. 
ont. — G.  Coyne,  448  Willard  Ave.,  Toronto  9. 
man. — W.  Jonsson,  IG  442  Assiniboine  Ave.,  Win¬ 
nipeg. 

sask.— J.  E.  Evans,  1302-107th  St.,  North  Battleford. 
alta. — C.  L.  Kirton,  217,  5th  Ave.  N.E.,  Calgary. 
B.c— W.  R.  C.  Patrick,  460  Eastcott  Rd„  Hollyburn 

Children’s  Aid  Societies 

ASSOCIATION  OF  CHILDREN’S  AID  SOCIETIES 
OF  ONTARIO 

President,  Clarence  Halliday,  Ottawa;  Executive 
Secretary,  Waldron  A.  Goff,  Brantford. 

This  is  an  Association  of  the  53  Children’s  Aid 
Societies  of  the  Province  of  Ontario  It  deals  with 
general  matters  concerning  Children’s  Aid  in  Ontario 
and  seeks  to  promote  and  interpret  the  Children’s 
Aid  Programme. 

CHILDREN’S  SERVICE  CENTRE 
1869  Dorchester  St.  W.,  Montreal  25,  P.Q. 
President,  Mrs.  W.  R.  Eakin,  Jr.;  Executive  Director, 
Mrs.  Muriel  B.  McCrea. 

CHILDREN’S  AID  SOCIETIES  IN  B.C. 

CHILDREN'S  AID  SOCIETY  OF  VANCOUVER 

Executive  Director,  Miss  Dorothy  L.  Coombe,  1675 
West  10th  Ave.,  Vancouver. 

THE  CHILDREN'S  AID  SOCIETY  OF  THE  CATHOLIC 
ARCHDIOCESE  OF  VANCOUVER 

Executive-Director,  William  M.  Kellerman,  1641 
Venables  Street,  Vancouver  6. 

FAMILY  AND  children's  SERVICE 
Director,  D.  E.  Woodsworth. 

1951  Cook  St.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

CHILDREN’S  AID  SOCIETIES  IN 
NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Agents  of  the  New  Brunswick  Children’s  Aid 
Societies: 

Albert — Mrs.  Geo.  Jonah,  R.R.  No.  3,  Moncton. 
Carleton — Miss  Mildred  M.  Hawkes,  P.O.  Box  103, 
Woodstock. 

Charlotte — Miss  M.  Ruth  Jenkins,  St.  Stephen  (P.O. 
Box  494). 

Fredericton — Miss  Nettie  Moore,  80  McKeen  St., 
Fredericton. 

Gloucester — Mr.  W.  Pamphile  Leger,  Caraquet. 

Kent — Mr.  Emile  Leger,  Richibucto  Village. 

Kings — Mrs.  James  H.  Ross,  Hampton. 

Madawaska — Mr.  Robert  G.  Theriault,  Edmundston. 
Northumberland — Mr.  Howard  Young,  P.O.  Box  599, 
Chatham,  N.B. 

Moncton  City — Mrs.  R.  H.  Allen,  Agent  136  Cameron 
St.,  Moncton. 

Queens — Mrs.  Mary  A.  O’Leary,  Minto. 

Restigouche — Mrs.  Mary  L.  Burns,  Campbellton 
Saint  John,  City  and  County — Mrs.  Mary  R.  Bishop, 
5  Hazen  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Sunbury — Mrs.  Mary  A.  O’Leary,  Minto. 

Victoria — -Mrs.  Hugh  A.  McGinn,  Andover. 
Westmorland — Mrs.  Eva  Davis,  P.O.  Box  805,  Sack- 
ville,  N.B.;  Mrs.  Dorothy  Bishop,  P.O.  Box  554, 
Sackville. 

York — Percy  Hargrove,  Nashwaaksis. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  CHILDREN’S  AID 
SOCIETIES  FOR  NOVA  SCOTIA 
President,  Rev.  M.  C.  P.  Meintosh,  British  & 
Foreign  Bible  Society  Representative,  Halifax. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

CHILD-PLACING  AGENCIES 

Division  of  Child  Welfare,  Dept,  of  Health  and 
Welfare,  Charlottetown. 

Catholic  Welfare  Bureau,  Pownal  St.,  Charlotte¬ 
town. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Children's  Aid  Society  of  Saskatoon:  Superintendent, 
Mr.  I.  R.  Jones,  Library  Building. 

Church  Councils 

THE  CHRISTIAN  SOCIAL  COUNCIL  OF  CANADA 

3  Willcocks  Street,  Toronto  5 
Dept,  of  Social  Relations  of  the  Canadian  Council  of 
Churches 

President,  Rev.  Prof.  A.  L.  Farris,  M.Th.;  General 
Secretary ,  Rev.  W.  J.  Gallagher,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Record¬ 


ing  Secretary,  Rev.  Fred  N.  Poulton,  B.Th.;  Treasurer 
G.  H.  Donaldson. 

THE  CANADIAN  COUNCIL  OF  CHURCHES 

3  Willcocks  St.,  Toronto  5 
President,  Most  Rev.  W.  F.  Barfoot,  M.A.,  D.D., 
■C.L.;  General  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  J.  Gallagher, 
M.A.,  D.D.;  Treasurer,  R.  B.  Whitehead,  Q.C. 

Department  of  Evangelism — Chairman,  Rev.  Arthur 
Organ,  B.A.,  B.D.;  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  A.  Cameron 
B.A.,  D.D.;  Department  of  Ecumenical  Affairs — 
Chairman ,  Rev.  H.  E.  Long,  B.A.;  D.D.;  Secretary , 
Rev.  W.  J.  Gallagher,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Department  of 
Overseas  Missions — Chairman ,  Rev.  H.  S.  Hillyer, 
B.A.,  B.Th.,  D.D.;  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  A.  Cameron, 
B.A.,  D.D.;  Department  of  Social  Relations — Chair¬ 
man,  Rev.  Prof.  A.  L.  Farris,  M.Th;  Secretary,  Rev. 
Fred  N.  Poulton,  B.Th.;  (See  Christian  Social  Council 
of  Canada,  above);  Department  of  Christian  Educa¬ 
tion  (formerly  the  Religious  Education  Council  of 
Canada)  2  Spadina  Rd.,  Toronto  4. 

Chairman,  Rev.  Canon  F.  J.  Nicholson,  L.Th.; 
Secretary,  Rev.  Kenneth  S.  Willis,  B.A.;  Associate 
Secretary,  Miss  Marjorie  McBride,  B.A.;  Chairman 
Executive  Committee,  Rev.  T.  B.  McDormand,  B.A., 
Th.D.,  D.D.;  Treasurer,  Mr.  J.  W.  Lawrence. 

Citizens  Research  Institute  of  Canada 

32  ISABELLA  STREET,  TORONTO  5 
President,  R.  W.  Bolstad;  Hon.  Treasurer,  H.  K. 
Macintosh;  Director  and  Secretary,  Eric  Hardy. 


Civic  Employees'  Associations 

THE  CIVIC  EMPLOYEES’  PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  J.  A.  Bleackley,  2567  Prior  St.,  Victoria, 
B.C. 

SYNDICAT  NATIONAL  DES  FON CTIONN AIRES 
MUNICIPAUX  DE  MONTREAL  INC. 

Secretary,  Georges  Olivier,  City  Clerk’s  Office, 
Room  120,  City  Hall  Montreal  1,  P.Q. 

OTTAWA  MUNICIPAL  SERVICE  ASSOCIATION 

President,  A.  E.  Groulx,  City  Hall,  Transporta¬ 
tion  Bldg.;  Secretary,  K.  E  Maundrell,  City  Hall, 
Transportation  Bldg. 

LE  SYNDICAT  PROFESSIONEL  DES  FONCTIONN AIRES 
MUNICIPAUX  DE  QUEBEC,  INC. 

President,  Jacques  Lemieux;  Secretary,  R.  Roussel, 
Hotel  de  Ville,  Quebec. 

SAINT  JOHN  CITY  HALL  EMPLOYEES 
FEDERAL  UNION  NO.  486 

President,  W.  Roy  Mills,  148  Victoria  St.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Thos.  D.  Owens,  P.O.  Box  974. 

SAINT  JOHN  CIVIC  EMPLOYEES  FEDERAL  UNION  NO.  18 

President,  James  McCluskey,  Coldbrooke  P.O.. 
Saint  John  Co.;  Secretary,  T.  Clinton  Brown,  55 
Elm  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Toronto  Municipal  Employees’  Association 
Local  Union  No  79  (A.F.  of  L.) 

President,  H.  B.  Rose;  Secretary,  Miss  Irene  Sin¬ 
clair,  46  Cranbrooke  Ave.,  Toronto  12;  Business 
Address,  Room  16A,  City  Hall,  Toronto  1. 

WINNIPEG  FEDERATION  OF  CIVIC  EMPLOYEES 

President,  L.  H.  Butterworth;  Secretary-Treasurer , 
R.  K.  MacCallum,  562  Bannerman  St. 

Civil  Service  Organizations 

CIVIL  SERVICE  FEDERATION  OF  CANADA 
Dominion  Headquarters,  88  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa, 
Ont.  President,  F.  W.  Whitehouse,  Ottawa,  Ont.: 
Executive  Secretary,  Wm.  J.  Bagnato;  Treasurer,  H. 
A.  Clarke. 

The  following  are  national  organizations  of  the  Federal 
public  service  which  are  affiliated  to  the  above:  there  are 
also  many  local  affiliated  associations. 

AMALGAMATED  CIVIL  SERVANTS  OF  CANADA 
Les  Employes  Civils  Amalgames  Du  Canada 
% 30  Laurier  Ave.  IT.,  Ottawa  4,  Ont. 
President,  J.  H.  Downs,  Dominion  Experimental 
Station,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

Secretary,  T.  Gough. 

Official  Publication,  The  Canadian  Civil  Servant 
(published  monthly). 

Local  Councils  and  Groups  across  Canada. 


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t  1956 


CUSTOMS  AND  EXCISE  OFFICEKS’  ASSOCIATION 

National  President,  Arthur  Briggs,  Toronto,  Ont. 
National  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mr.  J.  H.  Wood, 
88  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa. 

CANADIAN  POSTAL  EMPLOYEES 
Also  affiliated  with  the  Trades  and  Labour  Congress 
of  Canada. 

President,  D.  Cross,  Kingston,  Ont. 

Secretary,  F.  W.  Whitehouse,  88  Argyle  Ave., 

Ottawa. 

THE  CANADIAN  RAILWAY  MAIL  CLERKS’  FEDERATION 

President,  C.  J.  Tobin,  Halifax,  N.S. 
Secretary-Treas.  H.  A.  Clarke,  286  Carling  Ave., 
O  ttawa. 

CANADIAN  TAXATION  DIVISION  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 
President,  Clare  J.  Scott,  794  Grosvenor  Ave., 
Winnipeg,  Man.;  Secretary,  L.  R.  Menzies,  88  Argyle 
Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

DOMINION  CANALS  EMPLOYEES’  ASSOCIATION 

President,  John  Balchin,  R.R.  No.  1,  Westboro, 
Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  H.  Frise,  172  Wolsley 
St.,  Peterborough,  Ont. 

UNEMPLOYMENT  INSURANCE  COMMISSION 
EMPLOYEES’  ASSOCIATION 

President,  J.  P.  Wilson,  Columbia  Yacht  Basin, 
Foot  of  Nicola  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  M.  P.  Fitzpatrick,  Room  25,  270  Mae- 
laren  St.,  Ottawa. 

THE  NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  NATIONAL  HARBOURS 
BOARD  EMPLOYEES  OF  CANADA 

357  Common  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

President,  J.  A.  Bouthillier;  Secretary,  Miss  H. 
Godin. 

AIR  SERVICES  CIVIL  SERVICE  ASSOCIATION 

Box  653,  Halifax,  N.S. 

President,  R.  E.  Munn. 

Secretary,  L.  B.  Dobson. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  VETERANS’  AFFAIRS 
EMPLOYEES’  NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

President,  W.  L.  Allison,  201  King  St.  W.,  London, 
Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  Hewitt-White,  88 
Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa. 

CANADIAN  IMMIGRATION  STAFF  ASSOCIATION 

President,  L.  F.  Doyle,  P.O.  Box  29,  White  Rock, 
B.C.;  Secretary,  N.  Green,  130  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 


FEDERAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  LETTER  CARRIERS 

Also  affiliated  with  the  Trades  and  Labour  Congress 
of  Canada. 

President,  R.  A.  Johnston,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  H.  Gammon,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

DOMINION  CIVIL  SERVICE  WAR  VETERANS 
ASSOCIATION  INC. 

Box  115,  Terminal  "A,”  Toronto,  Ont. 

President,  George  Haynes,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Bert  Lidstone,  St.  Lambert,  Montreal,  P.Q.; 
Treasurer,  George  A.  Beaton,  Toronto,  Ont. 

PROFESSIONAL  INSTITUTE  OF  THE  CIVIL  SERVICE 
OF  CANADA 

338  Somerset  St.  W.,  Ottawa 

President,  F.  G.  Ardouin,  187  Notre  Dame  St., 
Hull,  P.Q.;  Assf.  Sec.-Treas.,  Florence  L.  Rice,  338 
Somerset  St.  W.,  Ottawa;  Editor,  Professional  Public 
Service,  C.  H.  Kenney,  Dept,  of  Agriculture,  Science 
Service  Bldg.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

THE  CIVIL  SERVICE  ASSOCIATION  OF  ALBERTA 

Executive  Secretary,  Roy  A.  Harrison;  Administra¬ 
tive  Secretary  and  Office  Supervisor,  Miss  Kay  Miles, 
Terrace  Bldg.,  Edmonton. 

THE  CIVIL  SERVICE  ASSOCIATION  OF  ONTARIO 

103  Church  St.  Toronto 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  R.  Parker. 

Civitan  International 

(In  Canada) 

International  President ,  R.  Clarence  Williams, 
P.O.  Box  67,  Anniston,  Ala. 

Ontario  District,  Governor,  Ivan  S.  Gray,  C.A., 
Room  1106,  67  Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  L.  F.  Elliott,  Room  201,  147  University 
Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

International  Secretary,  R.  T.  Hubbard,  1623 
Comer  Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  U.S.A. 


Commercial  Travellers1  Associations 

THE  ASSOCIATED  CANADIAN  TRAVELLERS 

88  Union  Bldg  ,  Calgary.  Alta. 

President,  H.  M.  Tucker;  Vice-Presidents,  A.  E. 
Spence,  (Southern  Ontario),  P.  W.  Sloan,  (Northern 
Ontario),  D.  S.  McCunn,  (Man.),  M.  L.  Sterzer, 
(Sask.),  C.  S.  McNabb,  (Alta.),  Secretary-Treasurer 
and  General  Manager ,  R.  D.  Buchan. 

THE  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELLERS’  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

President,  J.  Sid.  Winters;  Secretary,  Chas.  H. 
Barnes;  Office,  51  Yonge  St.,  Toronto. 

DOMINION  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELLERS*  ASSOCIATION 
President,  Bearce  P.  Campbell;  Secretary  and 
General  Manager,  D.  Campbell,  660  St.  Catherine 
St.  W.,  Montreal,  Que. 

ONTARIO  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELLERS*  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  W.  H.  Tickle,  401  Richmond  Bldg., 
London,  Ont. 

MARITIME  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELLERS’  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  R.  K.  Kelley,  78  Granville  St..  Halifax, 
N.S. 

THE  NORTH  WEST  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELLERS* 
ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

General  Secretary,  J.  McWilliams,  Head  Office, 
North  West  Travellers’  Bldg.,  291  Garry  St.,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man. 

NATIONAL  COMMITTEE  OF  CANADIAN  COMMERCIAL 
TRAVELLERS 

(Member  Associations  are  the  six  preceding 
Associations) 

Treasurer,  J.  Sid  Winters,  139  Lakeshore  Rd., 
Humber  Bay,  Toronto  14,  Ont. 


THE  GIDEONS  INTERNATIONAL  IN  CANADA 

President,  R.  C.  Spaetzel,  Box  518.  Kitchener,  Ont.; 
Treasurer ,  G.  N.  Weston,  46  Ivordale  Cres.,  Scarbor¬ 
ough,  Ont.;  General  Secretary,  Arthur  J.  Burnham, 
146  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

THE  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELLERS*  ASSOCIATION 
OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

President,  Lt.-Col.  J.  P.  O’Driscoll;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  T.  W.  Sparkes,  P.O.  Box  27,  St.  John’s. 

UNITED  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELERS  OF  AMERICA 

Chief  Agent  for  Canada,  A.  W.  Johnston,  712  Con¬ 
federation  Life  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Grand  Council,  Ontario-Quebec 
Grand  Secretary,  Clare  M.  Petch,  89  Hohner  Ave., 
Kitchener,  Ont.;  Grand  Treasurer,  Norman  D. 
Stuart,  51  McGhie  Street,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

Grand  Council 

Manitoba- Saskatchewan- Alberta 
Grand  Secretary,  G.  M.  Taylor,  3608  Grassick  Ave.; 
Regina,  Sask.;  Grand  Treasurer,  E.  Deihl,  Ralston, 
Alta. 

Grand  Council 

Oregon-  W ashington- British  Columbia 
Grand  Secretary,  R.  B.  Deacon,  17  E.  Broadway, 
Vancouver,  B.C.;  Grand  Treasurer,  E.  Bulmer, 
1519  Grand  Ave.,  Everett,  Wash.,  U.S.A. 

Commonwealth  Press  Union 

President,  Colonel  the  Hon.  J.  J.  Astor,  The  Times, 
London,  England. 

Canadian  Section 

Chairman,  F.  I.  Ker,  C.B.E.,  The  Southam  Co. 
Limited.  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Honorary  Chairman,  Hon. 
W.  Rupert  Davies,  LL.D.,  The  Whig-Standard, 
Kingston,  Ont.;  Vice-Chairman,  Victor  Sifton,  C.B.E. 
D.S.O.,  The  Winnipeg  Free  Press,  Winnipeg,  Man.; 
Honorary  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  A.  Craick,  55 
University  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Community  Planning  Association  ot  Canada 

Director,  Eric  Beecroft,  Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  M. 
Laventure,  77  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa  4,  Ont. 

Composers,  Authors  and  Publishers  Association 
of  Canada,  Limited 

President,  Sir  Ernest  MacMillan;  Secretary,  C.  C. 
Devereux;  General  Manager,  W.  S.  Low;  Office,  182 
St.  George  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


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629 


Confraternity  of  the  Blessed  Sacrament 

(Canadian  Province) 

Provincial  Superior,  Rev.  C.  J.  deCatanzaro,  64 
Forest  Hill  Rd..  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

Secretary,  Rev.  B.  D.  Freeland,  3017  Queen  St.  E., 
Toronto  13,  Ont. 

Consumer  Producer  Association 

CANADIAN  PRODUCE  ASSOCIATION 

Box  222,  Montreal,  Canada 
Secretary ,  John  I.  Brown. 

The  Co-operative  Union  of  Canada 

President ,  Ralph  S.  Staples,  193  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa; 
National  Secretary,  W.  B.  Melvin,  193  Sparks  Street, 
Ottawa. 

PROVINCIAL  SECTIONS 

British  Columbia  Co-operative  Union — President, 
Thos.  Wiltshire,  Vancouver;  Secretary,  R.  Noble, 
2790  Telford  Ave.,  South  Burnaby,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Co-operative  Union  of  Saskatchewan — President,  L. 
L.  Lloyd,  Moose  Jaw;  Secretary,  Joseph  Brown,  201 
Co-op  Block,  Regina,  Sask. 

Manitoba  Federation  of  Agriculture  and  Co-opera¬ 
tion — President,  J.  D.  Wilton,  Carman,  Man.;  Secre¬ 
tary ,  J.  T.  McLean,  610  Royal  Bank  Bldg  ,  Winnipeg. 

Alberta  Co-operative  Union — President,  Wm. 
Harper,  Edmonton;  Secretary,  Gerald  Heath,  11507- 
120th  St.,  Edmonton. 

Ontario  Co-operative  Union — President,  Clifford 
Allen,  Kingston,  Ont.;  Secretary,  G.  D.  Hughes,  28 
Duke  St.,  Toronto. 

Nova  Scotia  Co-operative  Union — President,  Alvin 
Holmes,  New  Waterford;  Secretary,  Alex  Maclsaac, 
Antigonish,  N.S. 

Co-operative  Union  of  Prince  Edward  Island — 
President,  Louis  O’Connor,  New  London;  Secretary. 
Mr.  J.  G.  Dennis,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

Co-operative  Union  of  New  Brunswick — President, 
G.  A.  Stephenson,  Fredericton,  N.B.;  Secretary, 
Ralph  Burtt,  P.O.  Box  987,  Fredericton. 

Co-operatives 

C.U.  AND  C.  HEALTH  SERVICES  SOCIETY 

This  is  a  medical  and  surgical  service  organized  in 
1946  to  serve  all  residents  of  British  Columbia. 

1946  to  serve  only  members  of  Credit  Unions  and 
Co-operatives. 

President,  H.  C.  Hunter,  2736  West  15th  Ave., 
Vancouver;  Vice-President,  J.  R.  Hunter,  620  East 
16th  Ave.,  Vancouver;  Manager  and  Secretary.  T.  H. 
Wiltshire,  13259  Coulthard  Rd.,  R.R.  No.  1,  Clover- 
dale. 

CUMBA  CO-OPERATIVE  HEALTH  SERVICES 

President,  K.  S.  G.  Jorgensen,  21  Adelaide  St.  W., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary  and  General  Manager,  P.  J.  Mulrooney, 
21  Adelaide  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

CREDIT  UNION  MOVEMENT 

CREDIT  UNION  NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

Home  Office,  Madison,  Wisconsin;  Managing 
Director,  Thomas  W.  Doig,  Madison. 

Canadian  Office,  430  Whitney  Ave.,  Hamilton,  Ont.; 
Canadian  Manager,  Gordon  Smith  Hamilton,  Ont.; 
Affiliates:  CUNA  Supply  Co-operative;  CUNA 
Mutual  Insurance  Society;  CUNA  Bonding  Service. 
Additional  Affiliates 

NOVA  SCOTIA  CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE 
Managing  Director,  Rod  MacMullin,  Antigonish, 

N.S. 

Inspectors  of  Credit  Unions,  Department  of  Provin¬ 
cial  Secretary,  L.  P.  MacDonald,  P.O.  Box  100, 
Sidney,  N.S.,  R.  R.  Porter,  Province  House,  Halifax, 

BRUNSWICK  CREDIT  UNION  FEDERATION 

Managing  Director,  Harry  M.  Daley,  108  Prince 
William  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE,  LTD. 

Managing  Director,  Leo.  J.  Corcoran,  P.O.  Box  223, 
Charlottetown. 

The  inspection  of  credit  unions  is  under  the 
authority  of  this  league. 


QUEBEC  CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE 

Managing  Director,  J.  L.  H.  Lanctot,  1540  Crescent 
Street,  Montreal  25. 

ONTARIO  CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE 

Secretary  and  General  Manager,  John  Hallinan,  30 
Bloor  St.  West,  Toronto. 

Registrar  of  Credit  Unions,  C.  Richards,  Ontario 
Department  of  Insurance,  Ontario  Government  Bldg., 
145  Queen  St.  W.,  Toronto  1. 

CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE  OF  MANITOBA 

Managing  Director,  Marcel  Caron,  365  Hargrave 
St.,  Winnipeg. 

CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 

Managing  Director,  Michael  ErikBen,  306  Co-op 
Block,  Regina. 

Supervisor  of  Credit  Unions,  Legislative  Build¬ 
ings,  A.  C.  MacLean. 

CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE  OF  ALBERTA 

Managing  Director,  Samuel  O'Brien,  223-7th  Ave. 
E.,  Calgary. 

THE  B.C.  CREDIT  UNION  LEAGUE 

Managing  Director ,  R.  A.  Monrufet,  Broadway  at 
Quebec  St.,  Vancouver.  Government  Inspector  of 
Credit  Unions  is  T.  A.  Switzer,  Court  House,  Van¬ 
couver. 


LES  CAISSES  POPULAIRES  DESJARDINS 

(Credit  Unions  in  the  Province  of  Quebec) 

Les  Caisses  Populaires  Desjardins  are  organized 
and  operate  under  the  Quebec  Co-operative  Syndi¬ 
cates  Act. 

Manager,  C.  Vaillancourt,  Desjardins  Bldg.,  Levis; 
President,  Laurent  L4tourneau,  Trois-Riviferes; 
Secretary,  Major  (Abb5)  Emile  -Turmel,  Ancienne 
Lorette. 

For  Quebec  Credit  Union  League,  see  above. 

Corps  of  Imperial  Frontiersmen 

This  is  a  branch  of,  and  affiliated  with,  The  Legion 
of  Frontiersmen,  the  Imperial  Headquarters  of  which 
are  at  2  Territorial  Centre,  Pen  ton  St.,  London,  Eng. 

General  Headquarters  for  Canada:  199  Simcoe  St., 
Hamilton,  Ont.;  Corps  Commander:  Brig.  Frederick 
Blackwell,  L.M.S.M.;  Records  Officer'.  Colonel  Wm. 
H.  Hocken,  L.M.S.M. ;  General  Staff  Officers,  Major 
Ralph,  Clearwater  (late  R.N.W.M.P.),  Lt.-Col.  F. 

B.  Creasy;  Medical  Officer,  Lt.-Col.  D.  Campbell 
F.R.C.S.  (Edin.);  Legal  Adviser,  Lt.-Col.  F.  C.  Brown. 

Advisory  Council 

Chairman:  Major-General  H.  D.  B.  Ketchen,  C.B., 

C. M.G.,  L.  of  Hon.  Also,  Members. 

Daughters  of  England  Benevolent  Society 

Grand  President ,  Mrs.  B.  Hayward,  70  Steadman 
St.,  Moncton,  N.B.;  Grand  Secretary ,  Miss  I.  G. 
Luckett,  100  John  St.,  Weston,  Ont.  (15);  Grand 
Treasurer ,  Mrs.  I.  Purkis,  252  Main  St.  N.,  Weston, 
Ont.  (15). 

Daughters  of  Scotland  in  Canada 

GRAND  CAMP 

President ,  Mrs.  J.  Garrett,  519  Milverton  Blvd., 
Toronto;  Recording  Secretary ,  Mrs.  M.  Houghton, 
Box  416,  Cobalt,  Ont. 

The  Defence  Medical  Association  of  Canada 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Lieut.  Col.  H.  A.  Procter. 

D. S.O.,  c/o  Indian  Health  Services,  Department  of 
National  Health  and  Welfare,  Booth  Bldg.,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 

Dental  Organizations 

CANADIAN  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Dr.  R.  R.  McIntyre,  3027-3rd  St.  S.W., 
Calgary,  Alta.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr.  Don  W. 
Gullett,  234  St.  George  St.,  Toronto,  Ontario. 

NATIONAL  DENTAL  EXAMINING  BOARD  OF  CANADA 

Secretary,  Dr.  H.  N.  Beach,  150  Metcalfe  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  LICENSING  BODIES 

Alberta  Dental  Association,  Secretary,  Dr.  R.  A. 
Rooney,  523  Tegler  Building,  Edmonton. 


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College  of  Dental  Surgeons  of  British  Col¬ 
umbia,  Secretary,  Dr.  E.  C.  Jones,  217  Medical- 
Dental  Bldg.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Manitoba,  The  Dental  Association,  Secretary, 
Dr.  J.  F.  Morrison,  Medical  Arts  Building. 
Winnipeg. 

New  Brunswick,  Council  of  Dental  Surgeons 
Registrar,  Dr.  S.  K.  Wetmore,  147  Germain  St., 
Saint  John,  N.B. 

Newfoundland  Dental  Board,  Secretary,  Dr.  E. 
P.  Kavanagb,  Rawlins’  Cross,  St.  John’s. 

Nova  Scotia,  Provincial  Dental  Board  of, 
Secretary,  Dr.  G.  M.  Dewis,  269  Gottingen  St., 
Halifax,  N.S. 

Ontario,  Royal  College  of  Dental  Surgeons 
Secretary,  Dr.  W.  J.  Dunn,  234  St.  George  St,. 
Toronto. 

Prince  Edward  Island,  Dental  Association  of, 
Secretary,  Dr.  Heath  McIntyre,  Charlottetown. 

College  of  Dental  Surgeons  of  the  Province 
of  Quebec,  Secretary,  Dr.  Denis  Forest,  3607 
St.  Denis  St.,  Montreal. 

College  of  Dental  Surgeons  of  Saskatchewan, 
Secretary,  Dr.  L.  J.  D.  Fasken,  2216  Angus  St., 
Regina. 

provincial  dental  associations 

British  Columbia  Dental  Association,  Secretary, 
Dr.  R.  E.  Cline,  1419  Medical  Dental  Bldg., 
Vancouver. 

New  Brunswick  Dental  Association,  Secretary, 
Dr.  S.  K.  Wetmore,  147  Germain  St.,  St.  John, 
N.B. 

Newfoundland  Dental  Association,  Secretary, 
Dr.  D.  K  Peters,  103  Lemarchant  Rd.,  St.  John’s. 

Nova  Scotia  Dental  Association,  Secretary,  Dr. 
A.  B.  Haverstock,  502  Roy  Bldg.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Ontario  Dental  Association,  Secretary,  Mrs. 
R.  E.  Booker,  234  St.  George  St.,  Toronto. 


Division  Courl  Clerks  Association  ot  Ontario 

President ,  Mrs.  M.  Wilkinson,  Belle  River;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Fred  Brown,  c/o  9th  Division  Court,  32  Civic 
Rd.,  Scarborough. 


The  Dominion  Anglican  Young  People’s  Association 

All  correspondence  should  be  addressed  to  the  A.Y.P.A. 
Office  600  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ontario. 

President,  John  Ridout,  27  Den  vale  Rd.,  Toronto 
16,  Ont.;  General  Secretary,  Miss  Marjorie  Clough. 

Dominion  Board  ot  Insurance  Underwriters 

President,  R.  P.  Simpson,  Manager  for  Canada, 
Sun  Insurance  Office  Ltd.,  15  Wellington  St.  E., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Manager,  A.  Leslie  Ham,  460  St. 
John  Street,  Montreal. 

Associated  Organizations 

CANADIAN  UNDERWRITERS’  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Alex  S.  Hamilton,  Manager  for  Canada, 
Scottish  Union  &  National  Insurance  Co.,  43  Victoria 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Manager  (Quebec  Branch),  W. 
W.  Owen,  Coristine  Bldg.,  Montreal,  Que.;  Manager 
(Ontario  Branch ),  E.  C.  Duff,  Metropolitan  Bldg., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

THE  WESTERN  CANADA  INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS’ 
ASSOCIATION 

President,  Wm.  R.  Cope,  Branch  Manager,  Hart¬ 
ford  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Manager, 
V.  D.  Hurst,  Paris  Building,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

THE  BRITISH  COLUMBIA  UNDERWRITERS’  ASSOCIATION 

President,  J.  F.  Parrott,  Branch  Manager,  Aetna 
Insurance  Co.,  Vancouver;  Manager  K.  M.  Sabiston, 
Rogers  Building,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  BOARD  OF  UNDERWRITERS 

President,  F.  R.  McDowell,  Saint  John;  Manager, 
H.  M.  Farmer,  Royal  Bank  Building,  Saint  John, 
N.B. 

NEWFOUNDLAND  BOARD  OF  UNDERWRITERS 

President,  C.  E.  Dawe,  St.  John’s;  Manager, 
K.  M.  Young,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia  Bldg.,  St.  John’s. 


NOVA  SCOTIA  BOARD  OF  INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS 

President,  C.  H.  Stuart,  C.  H.  Stuart  &  Co.,  Halifax; 
Manager,  W.  Shakespeare,  Tramways  Bldg.,  Halifax. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  BOARD  OF  INSURANCE 
UNDERWRITERS 

President,  H.  L.  Sear,  Charlottetown;  Manager, 
D.  H.  Saunders,  Charlottetown. 

UNDERWRITERS’  LABORATORIES  OF  CANADA 
President,  L.  L.  Lewis,  Vice-President,  Springfield 
Fire  &  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  General 
Manager,  E.  F.  Tabisz,  P.O.  Box  38,  O’Connor 
Postal  Sta.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Dominion  Brewers  Association 

President,  W.  Ross  MacKenzie,  Western  Canada 
Breweries  Ltd.,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  General  Manager, 
F.  L.  Jeckell,  130  Queen  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  Dominion  of  Canada  Rifle  Association 

200^  Bank  St.,  Ottawa  4,  Ont. 

President,  Major  General  H.  F.  G.  Letson,  C.B., 

C. B.E.,  M.C.,  E.D.,  C.D.  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Secretary, 

A.  G.  Switzer,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  T.  N.  Stokoe, 
Ottawa,  Ont.;  Editor  “Canadian  Marksman’’,  A.  G. 
Switzer,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Dominion  Chartered  Customs  House  Brokers  Ass’n 

President,  J.  M.  W’essel,  1945  Scarth  St.,  Regina, 
Sask.;  Eastern  Vice-President,  H.  A.  Vallieres,  307 
Common  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Western  Vice-President, 

B.  K.  Matthew,  Edmonton,  Alta.,  Secretary-Treasur¬ 
er,  H.  H.  Woollerton,  Sherbrooke,  P.Q. 

The  Dominion  Council  of  Professional  Engineers 

President,  Georges  Demers  (Que.);  Vice-President, 
J.  E.  Clarke  (N.S.);  Secretary -Treasurer,  J.  H.  Legere, 
1600  Pine  Ave.  W.,  Montreal. 

THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  ALBERTA 

211  Empire  Block,  Edmonton,  Alberta 
President,  T.  D.  Stanley,  Edmonton;  Registrar,  J. 
F.  McDougall,  P.Eng.,  211  Empire  Block,  Edmonton. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

President,  Dr.  H.  C.  Gunning,  Vancouver;  Registrar, 
J.  A.  Merchant,  1166  West  Pender  St.,  Vancouver. 
THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 

President ,  Prof.  J.  Hoogstraten,  Winnipeg;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer  and  Registrar,  C.  S.  Landon,  Box  21 
Winnipeg. 

THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 

President,  D.  J.  Brewer,  Saint  John;  Registrar, 
R.  D.  C.  Clark,  P.O.  Box  24,  Saint  John. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

President,  C.  A.  Knight,  Grand  Falls;  Registrar,  R. 

D.  Clark,  P.O.  Box  24,  Saint  John. 

THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

President,  Prof.  M.  L.  Baker,  Halifax;  Secretary 
Treasurer  and  Registrar,  Prof.  E.  L.  Cameron,  P.O. 
Box  731,  Halifax,  N.S. 

THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 
President,  J.  R.  Montague,  Toronto;  Registrar  and 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Lt.-Col.  J.  Murray  Muir,  P.Eng., 
236  Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto;  Executive  Director.  Lt.-Col. 
T.  M.  Medland;  Field  Secretary,  T.  C.  Keefer,  P.Eng. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS  OF 
PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

President,  W.  R.  Brennan,  Charlottetown. 

CORPORATION  DES  INGENTEURS  PROFE8SIONNELS 
DE  QUEBEC 

CORPORATION  O1'  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS  OF  QUEBEC 
President,  G.  L.  Wiggs,  Montreal;  General  Secretary, 
Leopold  Nadeau,  354  St.  Catherine  St.  East., 
Montreal;  Registrar,  J.  H.  Legere. 

THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROFESSIONAL  ENGINEERS 
OF  SASKATCHEWAN 

President,'  W.  R.  Staples,  Regina;  Registrar,  R. 
Bing-Wo,  P.O.  Box  101,  Regina 


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Dominion  Fire  Prevention  Association 

President,  D.  Kemp  Edwards,  Ottawa,  Ont.; 
Executive  Officer,  Commander  C.  A.  Thomson, 
Dominion  Fire  Commissioner,  Department  of  Public 
Works,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Dominion  Marine  Association 

Secretary,  Mr.  Geo.  R.  Donovan,  159  Bay  St., 
Toronto  1,  Ont. 

The  Oomimon  Mortgage  and  Investments  Association 

President,  A.  R.  Poyntz,  Imperial  Life  Assurance 
Company,  20  Victoria  St.,  Toronto;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  J.  E.  Fortin,  302  Bay  Street,  Toronto  1. 

Affiliated  Associations  with  Secretaries 

The  Mortgage  Loans  Association  of  Manitoba, 
R.  B.  Maclnnes,  Q.C.,  333  Main  St.,  Winnipeg  Man. 

The  Land  Mortgage  Companies  Association  of 
Saskatchewan,  D.  J.  Thom,  Q.C.,  1778  Scarth  Street, 
Regina,  Saskatchewan. 

The  Mortgage  Loans  Association  of  Alberta,  W.  J. 
McLeod,  Mutual  Life  Assurance  Co.  of  Canada, 
Edmonton,  Alberta. 

Mortgage  and  Trust  Companies  Association  of 
British  Columbia,  D.  F.  Gillis,  Canada  Permanent 
Mortgage  Corporation,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Ducks  Unlimited  (Canada) 

(A  permanent  work  in  Sport  and  Conservation) 

President,  The  Hon.  W.  M.  Martin,  Chief  Justice 
of  Saskatchewan,  Regina;  Secretary,  E.  B.  Pitblado; 
General  Manager,  Angus  Gavin;  Chief  Naturalist,  B. 
W.  Cartwright;  Chief  Biologist,  W.  G.  Leitch. 

Address  of  all  above:  Head  Office,  201  Bank  of 
Commerce  Chambers,  Winnipeg. 

Western  Manager,  R.  M.  Harley,  10523-100th  Ave., 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

Manitoba  Provincial  Manager;  Gunner  Campbell, 
201  Bank  of  Commerce  Chambers,  Winnipeg. 

Saskatchewan  Provincial  Manager,  Herb  Moulding, 
1150  Rose  St.,  Regina. 

Alberta  Provincial  Manager,  E.  W.  Burkell,  10523- 
100th  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

Order  of  the  Eastern  Star 

GRAND  CHAPTER  OF  ONTARIO 

Worthy  Grand  Matron,  Mrs.  Olive  Adams,  1121 
King  St.  W.,  Hamilton;  Worthy  Grand  Patron,  David 
Kennedy,  781  Fleet  St.,  London;  Grand  Secretary, 
Miss  Helen  C.  Ross,  203  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto 
2-B;  Grand  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Gladys  McCall,  St. 
Williams. 

Eastern  Townships  Settlement  Society 

President,  H.  P.  Stone,  Richmond,  P.Q.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  C.  E.  Soles,  6  Wellington  St.  South, 
Sherbrooke,  Que. 

Educational  Reference  Book  Publishers  Association 

Chairman,  A.  E.  McBride,  Grolier  Society, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  B.  R.  MacDonald, 
Encyclopaedia  Britannica,  Terminal  Warehouse, 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Benevolent  and  Protective  Order  of  Elks 

CANADA 

Grand  Exalted  Ruler,  J.  D.  Jackson,  Meadow  Lake, 
Sask.;  Grand  Secretary-Treasurer,  Col.  Royal  Burritt, 
D.S.O.,  226  Somerset  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Empire  Clubs  in  Canada 

The  Empire  Club  of  Canada,  Toronto 

President,  Dr.  C.  C.  Goldring;  Secretary,  Ernest 
Miles,  14  Elm  St.,  Toronto  2;  Treasurer,  W.  W. 
Comber,  C.A. 

The  Empire  Club  of  Manitoba 

President,  Graeme  T.  Haig,  612  Paris_  Bldg., 
Winnipeg;  Hon.  Secretary,  Wm.  Gould,  26  Kingston 
Row,  St.  Vital;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Murray  Gregory, 
National  Trust  Co.,  Winnipeg. 


The  Engineering  Institute  of  Canada 

President,  R.  E.  Heartz,  President,  Shawinigan 
Co.  Ltd.,  600  Dorchester  St.  W.,  Montreal  P.Q.; 
Treasurer,  E.  V.  Gage.  President,  A.  F.  Byers  Con¬ 
struction  Co.  Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  General  Secretary, 
L.  A.  Wright,  M.E.I.C.,  2050  Mansfield  St.,  Mont¬ 
real  2,  Quebec;  Field  Secretary,  L.  F.  Grant,  M.E.I.C., 
236  Avenue  Road,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  following  provincial  bodies  have  co-operative 
agreements  with  the  above: — 

File  Association  of  Professional  Engineers  of  Sask¬ 
atchewan;  The  Association  of  Professional  Engineers 
of  Nova  Scotia;  The  Association  of  Professional 
Engineers  of  Alberta;  The  Association  of  Professional 
Engineers  of  New  Brunswick;  The  Corporation  of 
Professional  Engineers  of  Quebec;  The  Association 
of  Professional  Engineers  of  Manitoba. 


The  English-Speaking  Union  of  the  British  Empire 

Headquarters,  Dartmouth  House,  Berkeley  Square, 
London,  W.l;  President,  H.  R.  'H.  The  Duke  of 
Edinburgh;  Chairman,  Lord  Baillieu. 

Canadian  Headquarters,  30  Prince  Arthur  Ave., 
Toronto. 

President,  Mr.  Justice  F.  H.  Barlow;  Secretary,  Miss 
Mabel  Stoakley,  Treasurer,  J.  A.  Smart. 


Entomological  Society  of  Canada 

President,  Rev.  O.  Fournier,  University  of  Mont¬ 
real,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  R.  H.  Wigmore, 
Entomology  Division,  Department  of  Agriculture, 
Ottawa,  Canada;  Treasurer,  B.  M.  McGugan,  Forest 
Biology  Division,  Department  of  Agriculture, 
Ottawa,  Canada;  Editor,  The  Canadian  Entomologist 
Dr.  W.  R.  Thompson,  Commonwealth  Institute  of 
Biological  Control,  Science  Service  Building,  Carling 
Avenue  Ottawa,  Canada;  Associate  Editor,  Dr.  H. 
H.  J.  Nesbitt,  Department  of  Biology,  Carleton 
College,  Ottawa  3,  Canada;  Advertising  Manager, 
L.  A.  Roadhouse,  Entomology  Division,  Department 
of  Agriculture,  Ottawa,  Canada. 

Entomological  Society  of  Ontario 

President,  Prof.  R.  H.  Ozburn,  Ontario  Agricultural 
College,  Guelph;  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  C.  Allan, 
Ontario  Agricultural  College,  Guelph,  Ontario;  Editor , 
Annual  Report  of  the  Entomological  Society  of  Ontario, 
Dr.  W.  E.  Heming,  Ontario  Agricultural  College, 
Guelph. 

Exhibitions  and  Fairs 

THE  CANADIAN  ASSOCIATION  OF  EXHIBITIONS 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Mr.  Emery  Boucher,  Exposi¬ 
tion  Park,  Quebec  3,  P.Q. 

WESTERN  CANADA  ASSOCIATION  OF  EXHIBITIONS 

President,  C.  B.  McKee,  Regina  Sask.;  Secretary, 
Mrs.  Letta  Walsh,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

The  following  list  gives  principal  Exhibitions  and 
principal  Winter  Fairs,  place  held,  Secretary  or 
Manager: — 

Ontario — Canadian  National  Exhibition  Toronto. 

General  Manager,  Hiram  MacCallum,  Exhibition 

Park,  Toronto  2B. 

Central  Canada  Exhibition,  Lansdowne  Park, 
Ottawa;  General  Manager,  H.  H.  McElroy. 

Ottawa  Winter  Fair,  Ottawa;  General  Manager,  H. 
H.  McElroy. 

Peterborough  Industrial  Exhibition,  Peterborough, 
Mrs.  J.  T.  Tully,  Morrow  Park,  Peterborough. 

Western  Fair,  London.  W.  D.  Jackson,  Queen's 
Park,  London. 

Royal  Agricultural  Winter  Fair,  Toronto.  C.  S. 
McKee,  Coliseum,  Exhibition  Grounds,  Toronto. 

For  information  on  Fall  Fairs  in  Ontario,  apply 
F.  A.  Lashley,  Director  of  Agricultural  Societies 
Branch,  Parliament  Buildings,  Toronto.  For  other 
Provinces,  apply  to  Provincial  Departments  of 
Agriculture. 

Alberta:  —  Calgary  Exhibition  and  Stampede, 
Calgary.  Maurice  Hartnett. 

Edmonton  Exhibition,  Edmonton.  James  Paul. 


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Class  “B"  Fairs — with  secretaries. 

Camrose,  J.  E.  Stuart. 

Lethbridge,  C.  E.  Parry. 

Red  Deer,  D.  W.  Robertson.  » 

Vermilion,  S.  C.  Heckbert. 

Vegreville,  E.  F.  Morton. 

Lloydminster,  Geo.  Ross. 

British  Columbia: — British  Columbia  Fairs  Assoc’n 
Secretary,  L.  W.  Johnson,  Dept,  of  Agriculture 
Victoria,  B.C. 

Class  “A” — Exhibitions 

Vancouver — Pacific  National  Exhibition,  General 
Manager,  V.  B.  Williams,  Hastings  Park,  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

Class  B : — Exhibitions 

Armstrong — Interior  Provincial  Exhibition  Assoc’n. 

Manager,  Mat  Hassen,  Armstrong,  B.C. 
Chilliwack — Chilliwack  Agricultural  Association, 
E.  J.  Vowles,  Chilliwack,  B.C. 

Duncan — Cowichan  Exhibition,  Secretary,  Mrs.  S. 

Robertson,  Box  723,  Duncan. 

Fall  Fairs: — 

Saanichton,  V.I. — N.  and  S.  Saanich  Agricultural 
Association,  Secretary,  A.  C.  Howe,  Saanichton. 
Cloverdale — Lower  Fraser  Valley  Agricultural  As¬ 
sociation,  Secretary,  E.  E.  Aldersley,  Peck  Rd., 
R.R.l. 

Salmon  Arm — Salmon  Arm  and  Shuswap  Lake 
Agricultural  Association,  Secretary,  W.  S.  Jacobs, 
Salmon  Arm. 

Invermere — East  Kootenay  Agricultural  &  Indus¬ 
trial  Exhibition,  Secretary,  Mrs.  Geo.  Annis, 
Invermere,  B.C. 

Prince  George — Prince  George  Agricultural  and 
Industrial  Association,  Secretary,  Mrs.  R.  B. 
Carter,  1850-10th  Ave.,  Prince  George. 

Nelson — West  Kootenay  Agricultural  and  Industrial 
Exhibition,  Manager,  J.  G.  Watson,  715  Josephine 
St.,  Nelson. 

Abbotsford — Central  Fraser  Valley  Fair  Assoc., 
Secretary,  M.  L.  Hydes,  Box  242,  Abbotsford. 
Courtenay — Comox — Agric.  and  Ind.  Assoc.,  Secretary, 
Mrs.  W.  M.  McGill,  Box  55,  Comox. 

Langley — Langley  Agric.  Assoc.,  Secretary,  Mrs.  J. 
Burke,  Langley  Prairie. 

Mission — Mission  and  Dist.  Agric.  Assoc.,  Secretary, 
Mrs.  E.  Ogle,  Mission  City. 

The  above  are  some  of  the  larger  Fall  Fairs;  there 
are  in  all  about  70  of  these. 

Saskatchewan:  Class  “A”  Fairs 

Regina  Exhibition  Association:  T.  H.  McLeod — 
Manager. 

Saskatoon  Industrial  Exhibition:  S.  N.  MacEachern 
— Manager. 

Class  “B”  Fairs 

Moose  Jaw  Exhibition  Company  Ltd:  Mrs.  V. 
Hyland — Manager. 

North  Battleford  Agricultural  Society:  N.  W. 
Symonds — Manager. 

Prince  Albert  Agricultural  Society:  Dan  Kelly — 
Secretary  Manager. 

Lloydminster  Agricultural  Exhibition  Association 
Ltd:  George  K.  Ross — Secretary  Manager. 
Weyburn  Agricultural  Society :  R.  Schultz- A/ anager, 
Melfort  Agricultural  Society:  C.  D.  Manson, 
Secretary  Manager. 

Yorkton  Agricultural  and  Industrial  Exhibition 
Association  Ltd.:  S.  K.  Wood,  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Estevan  Agricultural  Society:  W.  R.  Cantlon, 
Secretary- Treasurer. 

Manitoba: — Provincial  Exhibition  of  Manitoba, 
Brandon.  P.  A.  McPhail. 

Also  Class  B  Exhibitions  as  follows: 

Portage  la  Prairie  Industrial  Exhibition.  Keith 
Stewart. 

Dufferin  Agric.  Society  Exhibition,  Carman, 
A.  J.  Hand,  Carman,  Man. 

Dauphin  Agric.  Society  Exhibition,  Dauphin, 
Mrs.  E.  H.  Ringstrom. 

New  Brunswick — For  information  regarding  exhibi¬ 
tions  and  fairs,  apply  to  Mr.  Stanley  Wood,  Director 
of  Extension  Branch,  Department  of  Agriculture, 
Fredericton. 

Nova  Scotia 

N.S.  Fisheries  Exhibition:  Manager,  B.  J.  Walters, 
Lunenburg. 


District  and  County  Exhibitions 


County  and  Place  Held  Secretary-Manager 

Annapolis,  Lawrencetown . R.  H.  Gibson 

Antigonish,  Antigonish . W.  J.  McIntosh 

Cape  Breton,  North  Sydney . Sydney  Jackons 

Colchester,  Truro . Alex.  Thompson 

Cumberland,  Amherst . Claude  Thompson 

Digby,  Bear  River . Howard  Yorke 

Halifax,  Middle  Musquodoboit .  .  Don.  MacFeteridge 

Hants,  Windsor . Watson  Maxner 

Lunenburg,  Bridgewater . W.  J.  Crouse 

Pictou,  Pictou . A.  E.  Gill 

Queens,  Caledonia . Charles  Cushing 

Shelburne,  Shelburne . F.  W.  Bower,  Lower  Ohio 

Yarmouth,  Yarmouth . J.  F.  LeCain 

Maritime  Winter  Fair,  Amherst.  ..  .Alex  Thomson 
Quebec — Exposition  Provinciale  de  Quebec,  Quebec 


Emery  Boucher,  Managing  Director;  Gerard 
Bastien,  Assistant  Managing  Director. 

Canada’s  Great  Eastern  Exhibition,  Sherbrooke, 
J.  E.  Lamontagne,  Secretary-Treasurer;  Alex  C. 
Ross,  Managing  Director. 

Ormstown,  Ormstown  Show,  Carlyle  Dickson. 
Lachute,  Lachute  Exhibition,  S.  G.  Patterson. 
St-Hyacinthe,  Exposition  de  St-Hyacinthe,  Alph. 
Deschines. 

Trois-Rivieres,  Assoc.  Exposition  Trois-Rivieres, 
Lt6e,  H.  Paul  Martin. 

Farmers'  Union  of  Alberta 

President,  Henry  G.  Young,  Millet;  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Pansy  Molen,  9934-106  St.,  Edmonton. 

F.  W.  U.  A. 

President,  Mrs.  C.  T.  Armstrong,  2113-29  Ave. 
S.W.,  Calgary;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Pansy  Molen,  9934-106 
St.,  Edmonton. 

FeOeratefl  Women's  Institutes  of  Canaca  Inc. 

President ,  Mrs.  J.  W.  Adams,  Ethelton,  Sask.; 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Mrs.  W.  L.  Clark,  Conquest, 
Sask;  Director  of  Public  Relations,  Mrs.  P.  Douglas, 
Whaletown,  B.C.;  Editor  of  Federated  News,  Mrs. 
Harold  Laird,  Kensington  R.R.,  P.E.I. 

PROVINCIAL  AFFILIATES  OF  THE  ABOVE 

with  Presidents  (1)  and  Secretaries  (2) 
British  Columbia  Women’s  Institutes — Mrs  A. 
A.  Shaw,  4020  W.  10  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C.,  Mrs. 
R.  Doe,  Box  35,  Salmon  Arm,  B.C. 

Alberta  Women’s  Institutes — Mrs.  T.  H.  Howes, 
Millet;  Mrs.  R.  W.  Prendergast,  4810-51st  Ave., 
Red  Deer. 

Saskatchewan  Homemakers — Mrs.  W.  L.  Clark, 
Conquest;  Mrs.  W.  G.  Scrivens,  Rosetown. 
Manitoba’s  Women’s  Institute — Mrs.  W.  R. 
Forrester,  Emerson;  Miss  L.  Houck  (Act'g),  153 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

Federated  Women’s  Institute  of  Ontario — 
Mrs.  G.  MacPhatter  R.R.l  Owen  Sound;  Mrs.  G. 
Gordon  Maynard,  Box  64  Unionville. 

Quebec  Women’s  Institutes  Inc. — Mrs.  Grant 
LeBaron,  North  Hatley,  Que.;  Mrs.  H.  G.  Taylor, 
Macdonald  College,  Que. 

New  Brunswick  Women’s  Institutes — Mrs.  A.  R. 
Styles,  Riverside;  Mrs.  Leonard  Smyth,  Cumber¬ 
land  Bay. 

Nova  Scotia  Women’s  Institutes — Mrs.  Keith 
Rand,  Port  Williams,  Kings  Co.;  Mrs.  Florence  M. 
Hilchey,  Superintendent  W.I.N.S.,  Truro. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Women’s  Institutes — Mrs. 
Murdoch  MacGowan,  Kilmuir;  Mrs.  R.  L.  Burge, 
St.  Peter’s  Bay. 

Newfoundland — Mrs.  A.  B.  Carnell,  St.  John’s., 
Miss  Anna  Templeton,  Sec.  Jubilee  Guilds  of  Nfid. 
and  Labrador,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Federation  of  Automobile  Dealer  Associations 
of  Canada 

Executive  Vice-President,  Howard  B.  Moore,  145 
Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

The  Federation  of  Canadian  Advertising  &  Sales  Clubs 

President ,  H.  P.  Kelley,  Russell  T.  Kelley  Ltd., 
447  Main  St.  E.,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Secretary  and 
Executive .  Directory  William  Hamilton,  Federation 
of  Canadian  Advertising  &  Sales  Clubs,  Suite  31, 


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Mount  Royal  Hotel,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Treasurer, 
James  R.  Knox,  Maclean-Hunter  Publishing  Co., 
481  University  Ave,,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Member  Clubs 

Member  clubs  are  located  in  the  following  cities: 
Vancouver,  Calgary,  Edmonton,  Winnipeg,  Belleville, 
Brantford,  Chatham,  Guelph,  Hamilton,  Kingston, 
Kitchener-Waterloo,  Niagara  Falls,  Ottawa, ^  Peter¬ 
borough,  St.  Catharines,  Sudbury,  Toronto,  Windsor, 
Montreal,  Quebec,  Halifax. 

Federation  of  Ontario  Naturalists 

Executive  Secretary ,  G.  Marshall  Bartman;  Field 
Representative,  Dr.  W.  H.  Gunn,  187  Highbourne 
Rd.,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

Fisheries  Council  of  Canada 

Suite  33,  46  Elgin  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

P.0  Box  547,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

President,  J.  N.  Hyland,  B.C.  Packers,  Vancouver. 

B. C.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  Joan  Fleming;  Manager, 

C.  G.  O’Brien,  P.O.  Box  547,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  Fisheries  Council  of  Canada  is  composed  of 
seventeen  member  organizations  representing  corpora¬ 
tions  and  co-operatives  which  produce,  process  and 
market  95%  of  the  total  dollar  value  of  the  fisheries 
of  the  Dominion.  These  follow,  -with  secretaries: 

Fisheries  Association  of  B.C.,  J.  Macdonald, 
119  West  Pender  Street,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Prince  Rupert  Fishermen’s  Cooperative  Assn., 
K.  F.  Harding,  P.O.  Box  340,  Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 

Prince  Rupert  Wholesale  Fish  Dealers  Association, 
G.  A.  Rorvik,  P.O.  Box  9,  Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 

Vancouver  Wholesale  Fish  Dealers  Association, 
W.  D.  Cameron,  N.  H.  B.  Fish  Wharf,  Foot  of 
Campbell  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Prairie  Fisheries  Federation,  H.  E.  Bryant,  Win¬ 
nipeg  Cold  Storage  Co.  Ltd.,  Salter  and  Jarvis 
Street,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Ontario  Wholesale  Fish  Merchants  Association, 
R.  E.  Matthews,  c/o  White’s  Fish  Company,  257 
Fleet  S.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont.  . 

Ontario  Council  of  Commercial  Fisheries,  Dr. 
A.  O.  Blackhurst,  Port  Dover. 

Montreal  Fish  Merchants  Association,  H.  Welham, 
Maritime  National  Fish,  1217  University  Tower 
Bldg.,  Montreal,  P.Q.  ,  _ 

Quebec  and  Northern  New  Brunswick  lish  Pro¬ 
ducers  and  Exporters  Assoc.,  Yves  Poisson,  65 
Sainte-Anne,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

Quebec  United  Fishermen,  C.  E.  Desourdy,  6381 
St.  Lawrence  Blvd.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

New  Brunswick  Fish  Packers  Assoc.,  J.  W.  Stewart, 
Can.  Manufacturer’s  Assoc.,  Box  367,  Subway  Block, 
Moncton.  „  ,  _  ,  . 

Canadian  Atlantic  Salt  Fish  Exporters  Assoc., 
Nova  Scotia  Fish  Packers  Assoc.,  and  Atlantic  Fisher- 
ies  By-Products  Assoc.,  Robert  F.  Johnson,  16 
Price  St.,  Halifax,  N.S.  ...  _  ,  . 

Prince  Edward  Island  Fisheries  Federation  A. 
Walthen  Gaudet,  P.O.  Box  34,  Charlottetown,  P.E-I. 

Newfoundland  Fish  Trades  Association,  E.  A. 
Harvey,  P.O.  Box  E5319,  St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

The  Burin  Peninsula  Fisheries  Association  Ltd., 
John  B.  Lewis,  P.O.  Box  922,  St.  John’s. 


Foreign  Trade 

Enquiries  concerning  the  external  trade  of  Canada 
may  be  addressed  to  the  following: 

Department  of  Trade  and  Commerce,  Ottawa. 

Department  of  Trade  and  Commerce,  Western 
Representative,  355  Burrard  Street,  \  ancouver,  B.C. 

Department  of  Trade  and  Commerce,  Newfound¬ 
land  Representative,  Stott  Building,  St.  Johns, 

The  Canadian  Exporters’  Association,  209  Insur¬ 
ance  Exchange  Bldg.,  Montreal,  Que. 

The  Canadian  Exporters’  Association,  20  tem¬ 
perance  St.,  Toronto,  and  276  St.  James  St.,  West, 
Montreal.  ,  .  ...  T 

The  Canadian  Manufacturers  Association,  Inc., 
1404  Montreal  Trust  Bldg.,  67  Yonge  St.,  Toronto. 

The  Canadian  Chamber  of  Commerce,  530  Board  of 
Trade  Bldg..  Montreal. 

Canadian  Council,  International  Chamber  of  Com¬ 
merce,  1411  Crescent  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 


The  Canadian  Importers  and  Traders  Association, 
Inc.,  9  Duke  St.,  Toronto. 

The  export  department  of  any  chartered  bank. 
Officers  of  the  above  are  listed  elsewhere — see  index. 

Boards  of  Trade,  and  Ch  mbers  of  Commerce  in 
important  centres;  Bee  list  elsewhere  in  this  volume. 

The  Forces  Help  Society  and  Lord  Roberts’  Workshop 

( For  Imperial  Service  men  only) 

Canadian  Office — 50  King  George  Terrace,  Victoria, 
B  C. ;  Organizing  Secretary — Major  Frederick  V.  Long- 
staff,  since  1932;  Hon.  Personal  Assf.,  Major  E. 
Housley,  Royal  Trust  Co.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Provincial  Secretaries,  H.  Churchill-Smith,  41 
Hollis  Street,  Halifax,  N.S.;  G.  Davies,  381  Melrose 
Avenue,  Verdun,  Que.;  Major  J.  E.  Sutcliffe,  481 

Deloraine  Ave.,  Toronto  12,  Ont.; . 

. Winnipeg,  Man.;  C.  W.  Dyer, 

2539  Atkinson  St.,  Regina,  Sask. ;  Lt.-Col.  D.  H. 
Tomlinson,  M.B.E.,  V.D.,  Red  Cross  Office,  1504 
First  Street,  Calgary;  Lt.-Col.  E.  Brown,  11,602 
97th  St.,  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Honorary  Secretary 
for  Greater  Vancouver  and  New  Westminster,  Walter 
Morton,  334  West  Pender  Street,  Vancouver,  B.C.; 
C.  H.  Mullens,  c/o  Army,  Navy  and  Air  Force 
Veterans  in  Canada,  1001  Wharf  St.,  Victoria,  B.C. 


Foundations 


THE  ATKINSON  CHARITABLE  FOUNDATION 

80  King  Street  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Incorporated  in  1942  under  Letters  Patent, Province 
of  Ontario,  for  religious,  charitable,  or  educational 
purposes  within  Ontario. 

Trustees:  President,  Joseph  S.  Atkinson;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Harry  C.  Hindmarsh;  Ruth  Atkinson 
Hindmarsh,  Alexander  Stark,  Frederick  L.  Tate. 


Banting  Research  Foundation 
Chairman,  A.  N.  Mitchell. 

Vice-Chairman,  Sidney  E.  Smith,  Q.C. 

Hon.  Secretaries,  Prof.  A.  W.  Ham,  and  Prof.  J.  K. 
W.  Ferguson,  University  of  Toronto,  Toronto  5. 

Canada  Foundation 
56  Sparks  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont 
Incorporated  in  1945  for  the  purpose  of  stimulating 
interest  in  and  co-ordinating  Canadian  cultural 
activities,  and  to  devise  a  programme  of  awards, 
grants  and  scholarships. 

This  organization  is  also  responsible  for  the  ad¬ 
ministration  of  funds  and  the  selection  of  candidates 
under  The  Princess  Alice  Foundation. 

Honorary  President,  Mr.  Justice  J.  T.  I  horson, 
Ottawa;  President,  Dr.  E.  A.  Corbett,  Toronto, 
Vice-President,  Wilfrid  Eggleston,  Ottawa;  Treasurer, 
Dr.  John  E.  Robbins,  Ottawa;  Director,  Mr.  Walter 
B.  Herbert,  Ottawa. 

The  Canadian  Foundation  for  Poliomyelitis 
The  Canadian  March  of  Dimes 
National  Offices,  407  McGill  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

National  Officers 

President,  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  L.  D.  Currie;  National 
Executive  Secretary,  Alex  C.  Solomon. 

National  Medical  Advisory  Committee 
Chairman,  Dr.  W.  T.  Mustard;  Secretary,  Dr.  J. 
Favreau. 


Canadian  Tax  Foundation 
191  College  St.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 

Chairman,  John  A  Wilson,  F.C.A.;  Secretary, 
R.  M.  Sedgewick,  Jr.;  Treasurer,  James  A.  Reid; 
Director,  J.  Harvey  Perry.  . 

The  Canadian  Tax  Foundation  was  established  in 
1945  as  an  independent  tax  research  organization. 
Its  purpose  is  to  provide  both  the  tax-paying  public 
and  the  governments  of  Canada  with  the  benefit  ot 
expert,  impartial  research  into  current  problems  or 
taxation  and  government  finance. 

Publications:  Canadian  Tax  Journal,  Tax  Papers, 
Tax  Memo  etc. 

The  Canadian  Writer’s  Foundation 
la  fondation  des  ecrivains  canadiens 
Room  11,  102  Bank  St.,  Ottawa  4,  Ont. 

President,  A.  W.  Trueman;  Executive  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  D.  W .  Thomson.  ...  ,  , 

The  Canadian  Writers’  Foundation  is  a  benevolent 
trust  operated  on  a  purely  voluntary  basis  for  the 
benefit  of  distinguished  Canadian  writers  who  have 


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ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


[1956 


fallen  upon  difficult  days  by  reason  of  physical 
disability  or  the  waning  of  their  earning  capacity  in 
their  advanced  years. 

J.  W.  Dafoe  Foundation 

Chairman,  Victor  Sifton,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  LL.D., 
Winnipeg  Free  Press  Co.  Ltd.,  Winnipeg. 

The  purpose  of  the  Foundation  is  the  promotion 
of  international  understanding  and  co-operation. 

Gardiner  Medical  Research  Foundation 
73  Homewood  Ave.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Director  of  Research,  Dr.  Gordon  D.  W.  Murray; 
Directors,  Percy  R.  Gardiner,  Mrs.  Helen  Phelan. 

The  R.  Samuel  McLaughlin  Foundation 

217  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Incorporated  in  1951  under  Letters  Patent,  Province 
of  Ontario,  for  the  promotion  of  the  health  and  welfare 
of  the  Canadian  People  by  (1)  improvement  in  the 
education  and  training  of  the  teaching  staffs  of  the 
medical  schools  and  their  associated  hospitals  through¬ 
out  Canada,  and  (2)  the  encouragement  and  support 
of  medical  research  in  these  institutions. 

Trustees — R.  S.  McLaughlin,  Esq.,  Oshawa,  Ont., 
J.  C.  Fraser,  Esq.,  Cedar  Ridge,  Scarborough,  Ont., 
W.  E.  Gallie,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Ottawa  Charitable  Foundation 

Chairman,  Mr.  Clarence  Pitts. 

Members,  Mr.  John  R.  Gleeson;  Mr.  A.  J.  Major; 
Mr.  Maxwell  Edwards;  Mr.  Sam  Lepofsky;  Mrs. 
H.  G.  Barber. 

Member  Ex-officio,  Mayor  C.  Whitton. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Mr.  H.  P.  Goodfellow,  365 
Laurier  Avenue  W.,  Ottawa,  Ontario. 

The  Rockefeller  Foundation 
49  West  49t,h  St.,  New  York  20  N  Y 

President,  Dean  Rusk;  Secretary,  Flora  M.  Rhind. 

Canadian  activities  include  appropriations  to 
various  Canadian  universities,  institutions,  and  or¬ 
ganizations  for  research  in  certain  limited  fields  in 
the  Natural  and  Social  Sciences,  in  the  Humanities, 
and  in  Medicine  and  Public  Health,  and  the  financing 
of  post-doctoral  fellowships  to  individual  Canadians 
for  work  in  fields  related  to  the  Foundation's  general 
program.  Under  the  Public  Health  program  aid  is 
given  for  teaching  in  public  health  and  nursing. 

The  Strathcona  Trust 

For  the  encouragement  of  physical  training  and 
military  drill  in  the  public  schools.  Army,  Air  and 
Sea  Cadet  Corps,  organized  in  coiyiection  with 
public  schools  of  all  provinces,  are  eligible  to  partici¬ 
pate  in  the  benefits  of  the  Trust. 

Secretary  to  the  Executive  Council,  G.  Y.  Longhead, 
c/o  Department  of  National  Defence,  Ottawa. 

Vancouver  Foundation 
536  Howe  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Chairman,  W.  J.  Van  Dusen;  Executive  Secretary, 
Col.  E.  B.  Westby. 

The  Vancouver  Foundation  was  established  to 
perpetuate  support  for  the  agencies  contributing  to 
the  mental,  moral  and  physical  improvement  of  the 
inhabitants  of  Greater  Vancouver. 

The  Winnipeg  Foundation 

Secretary,  Mr.  Peter  Lowe,  801-2  Childs  Bldg 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

Community  Trust  for  charitable,  educational  and 
cultural  purposes  in  greater  Winnipeg. 

French-Canadian  Catholic  Societies  in  Quebec 

LA  LIGUE  DU  DIMANCHE 

Head  Office:  25  rue  Jarry  ouest,  Montreal,  P.Q.. 

A  league  to  promote  Sunday  observance. 

President ,  His  Honor,  Judge  Ed.  Fabre-Surveyer; 
Secretary ,  Claude  Simard;  Moral  Adviser ,  Rev.  P.  J.-P. 
Archambault,  S.J. 

LA  LIGUE  DU  CINEMA 

A  league  to  bring  about  a  morally  better  cinema¬ 
tographic  production. 

President ,  Jacques  Mordret;  Secretary,  Oscar 
Cloutier,  3  Boulevard  Charest,  Quebec  City. 

LE  COMITE  DIOCESAIN  D’ACTION  CATHOLIQUE 

A  group  for  the  co-ordination  of  Catholic  Action 
Associations  in  the  Quebec  diocese. 

President ,  J.  A.  Tardif;  Secretary ,  J.  P.  Lemieux, 

3  Place  Jean-Talon,  Quebec,  P.Q. 


LA  FEDERATION  DE8  LIGUE8  DU  8ACRE-COEUR 
A  Catholn  Action  league  for  men 
President,  Mtre  J.-L60  K.  Laflamme,  C.R.;  Secre¬ 
tary,  Ir6n6e  Gagnon,  Edifice  de  I* Action  Catholique, 
Place  Jean  Talon,  Ch.  107,  Quebec  City. 

LE  CONSEIL  CENTRAL  DE8  SYNDICAT8  CATHOLIQUE8 

A  group  of  ratholic  syndicates  or  unions  ot  every 
kind  of  workers. 

President  for  the  Quebec  District,  Joseph  Parent; 
Secretary,  Alphonse  Proulx,  155  east  Blvd.  Charest, 
Quebec. 

8YNDICAT  PROFE88IONEL  DE8 
IN8TITUTRICE8  CATHOLIQUES 
A  professional  association  for  catholic  feminine 
teachers  of  Quebec  city. 

President,  Miss  Aline  Turcotte,  Palais  Montcalm, 
Quebec  City. 

L’ASSOCIATION  CATHOLIQUE  DE8  HOPITAUX 
(QUEBEC  DIVISION) 

The  Quebec  conference  of  the  Catholic  Hospital 
Association  of  U.S.  and  Canada. 

President,  M6re  Sainte-Jeanne  de  Chantal,  Hotel 
Dieu  de  Quebec,  Qu6bec. 

Secretary,  Mdre  St  Henri,  Hotel  Dieu  de  Quebec, 
Quebec  4. 

L’ASSOCIATION  PROFE88IONNELLE  CATHOLIQUE 
DE8  VOYAGEURS  DE  COMMERCE  DU  CANADA 

The  Quebec  Section  of  the  Canadian  Catholic 
Professional  Commercial  Travellers  Association. 
President,  Paul  Th6berge,  161  A,  St-Joseph  St., 
Lauzon,  Levis,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  Eugene  Cloutier, 
132,  22nd  St.,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

ASSOCIATION  LACORDAIRE  ET  JEANNE  D’ARC 
DU  CANADA 

Diocesan  Chaplain,  The  Quebec  Section,  M.  L’abbe 
Louis  Marois,  49,  rue  des  Remparts,  Quebec. 

LA  FEDERATION  DES  GUIDES  CATHOLIQUES 
DE  LA  PROVINCE  DE  QUEBEC 

The  Federation  of  the  Catholic  Guides  of  the 
Province  of  Quebec 

Provincial  Secretary, . ,841  Ste- 

Marguerite,  Trois-Rivi6res,  Qu6. 

LA  SOCIETE  ST- VINCENT  DK  PAUL 

(Men’s  Section) 

President,  Hon.  juge  Thomas  Tremblay,  104, 
des  Braves,  Quebec  City. 

(Women’s  Section) 

President,  Miss  C6cile  Dorval,  250  d’Aiguillon, 
Quebec  City. 

LE  CONSEIL  CENTRAL  DES  OEUVRES 
A  co-ordination  bureau  for  social  welfare 
President,  Monsieur  Jean-Marie  Gu6rard,  C.R.; 
Director,  Rev.  Alphonse  Giroux,  55,  d’ Auteui], 
Quebec  City. 

Furniture  Manufacturers’  Association 

General  Manager  and  Secretary,  C.  V.  Fessenden, 
91  Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Girl  Guides  Association 

CANADIAN  COUNCIL,  INC. 

Administration  Dept.,  125  Yorkville  Ave.,  Toronto, 
5. 

Stores  Dept.,  548  King  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

Chief  Commissioner ,  Mrs.  W.  Rankine  Nesbitt, 
Toronto;  Deputy  Chief  Commissioner,  Mrs.  W.  J. 
Hyde,  Montreal;  Honorary  Secretary,  Mrs.  W.  J. 
Hamilton,  Toronto. 

PROVINCIAL  COMMISSIONERS 

Alberta— Mrs.  W.  H.  Schlosser,  9289-118th  St., 
Edmonton;  British  Columbia — Mrs.  Max  Wright,  Al- 
berni;  Manitoba— Mrs.  W.  J.  Riley,  104  Grenfell  Blvd., 
Tuxedo,  Winnipeg;  New  Brunswick — Miss  Marjorie 

E.  Long,  49  Canterbury  St.,  Saint  John;  Newfound¬ 
land  Mrs.  A.  G.  Gosling,  37  Waterford  Bridge  Rd., 
St.  John’s;  Nova  Scotia — Mrs.  S.  O.  Monies,  Jollimore, 
Halifax;  Ontario — Mrs.  D.  Bruce  Wilson,  21  Prince 
Arthur  Ave.,  Toronto;  Prince  Edward  Island — Mrs. 

F.  Gordon  Hutcheson,  80  Greenfield  Ave.,  Charlot¬ 
tetown;  Quebec — Mrs.  E.  A.  Leslie,  163  Brock  Ave. 
N.,  Montreal  West;  Saskatchewan — Mrs.  H.  M. 
Schweitzer,  3601  Victoria  Ave.,  Regina. 


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635 


Golt  Associations  In  Canada 

ALBERTA  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  C.  F.  Scott,  1912-26th  Ave.  S.W., 
Calgary. 

BRITISH  COLOMBIA  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Alan  F.  Campbell,  6889 
Arbutus  St.,  Vancouver  14. 

CANADIAN  PROFESSIONAL  GOLFERS  ASSOCIATION 

Sec.-Treas.,  Margaret  Morison,  90-44th  Ave., 
Lachine,  Que. 

CANADIAN  PROFESSIONAL  GOLFERS  ASSOCIATION 
ONTARIO  BRANCH 

Secretary,  Les  Franks,  c/o  Islington  Golf  Club, 
Box  131,  Sta.  “S”,  Toronto  18. 

CANADIAN  women's  SENIOR  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  Mrs.  Harry  T.  Roesler,  80  Rosedale 
Heights,  Toronto. 

Manitoba  golf  association 

Secretary,  D.  M.  McDonald,  P.O.  Box  666,  Win¬ 
nipeg. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 
GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Jas.  F.  Foster,  P.O.  Box  332, 
St.  John,  N.B. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  William  J.  McCall,  25  Cleveland  Cresc., 
Dartmouth,  N.S. 

ONTARIO  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Manager,  E.  Harold  Banks,  217  Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Assistant  Secretary,  Miss  A.  Hansen.,  1638  Sher- 
brooke  St.  W„  Montreal  25,  Que. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Manager,  W.  T.  Hamilton;  Assf.  Mgr.,  E.  Harold 
Banks,  217  Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

SASKATCHEWAN  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Secretary,  Robert  Robinson,  Room  1,  131-20th 
St.  W.,  Saskatoon. 

THE  CANADIAN  LADIES’  GOLF  UNION 

Secretary -Treasurer,  Mrs.  W.  M.  Heath,  406  Bloor 
St.  E.,  Toronto. 

THE  CANADIAN  SENIORS’  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

H.  P.  Baker,  c/o  Imperial  Bank  of  Canada,  51 
King  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

INTERNATIONAL  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

Gordon  Stringer,  P.O.  Box  6037 ,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Gyro  International 

{In  Canada ) 

First  Vice-President,  Robert  D.  Brimacombe, 
Home  Oil  Dist.  Ltd.,  555  Burrard  St.,  Vancouver, 
B.C.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  C.  W.  St.  Clair,  33  N. 
State  St.,  P.O.  Box  489,  Painesville,  Ohio. 

The  Health  League  of  Canada 

111  Avenue  Road,  Toronto 

President:  H.  H.  Bishop,  Toronto,  Ont.; 

General  Director:  Dr.  Gordon  Bates,  111  Avenue 
Road,  Toronto. 

Province  of  Quebec  Division:  President,  Cnas.  L). 
Cowie,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Executive  Secretary,  Leon 
Trepanier,  914  Sun  Life  Building,  Montreal. 

Greater  Vancouver  Health  League:  Miss  H.  Spencer, 
Executive  Secretary,  2695  West  Broadway,  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C. 

Official  Organ:  “Health”. 


Hospital  Associations 

CANADIAN  HOSPITAL  ASSOCIATION 

President,  J.  Gilbert  Turner,  M.D.,  Royal  Victoria 
Hospital,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Executive  Director,  W.  D.  Piercey,  M . D . ,  Assistant 
Directors,  Murray  Ross,  Ronald  J.  C.  McQueen,  280 
Bloor  Street,  West,  Toronto. 

Regional  Associations  with  Secretaries 
British  Columbia  Hospitals  Association.  Secre¬ 
tary,  Percy  Ward,  129  Osborne  Rd.  E.,  North 
Vancouver.  ,  „ 

Associated  Hospitals  of  Alberta.  Secretary, 

Mr.  L.  R.  Adshead,  Univ.  of  Alberta  Hospital, 
Edmonton,  Alta. 


Saskatchewan  Hospital  Association.  Secretary, 
Edward  V.  Walshaw,  220  Avenue  N.  South,  Sask¬ 
atoon. 

Associated  Hospitals  of  Manitoba.  Secretary, 
Robt.  Goodman,  116  Edmonton  St.,  Winnipeg. 
Ontario  Hospital  Association.  Executive  Secretary, 
A.  J.  Swanson,  Toronto  Western  Hospital,  Toronto; 
Associate  Executive  Secretary-Treasurer,  S.  W. 
Martin,  135  St.  Clair  Ave.  West,  Toronto. 

Hospital  Council  of  Metropolitan  Toronto. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  E.  Leonard,  Toronto  East 
General  and  Orthopaedic  Hospital,  Toronto. 
Montreal  Hospital  Council,  Executive  Secretary, 
Dr.  Gerald  LaSalle,  1297  St.  Viateur  St.  W., 
Outremont,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Comite  des  Hopitaux  du  Quebec,  President,  Rev. 
H.  L.  Bertrand,  S.J.,  325  St.  Catherine  Rd., 
Montreal  8,  P.Q. 

Maritime  Hospital  Association.  Secretary,  Mrs.  G. 
Porter  Iventville,  N.S. 

Catholic  Hospital  Association  of  Canada 
President,  Rev.  J.  A.  Leahy,  3776  W.  28th  Ave., 
Vancouver,  B.C.;  Executive  Director,  Rev.  Henri 
L6gar6,  1  Stewart  St.,  Ottawa,  Canada. 

Regional  Catholic  Hospital  Conferences  with  Secretaries 
BC.;  Sister  Canisius,  St.  Vincent’s  Hospital,  Van¬ 
couver. 

Alberta:  Sister  M.  P.  Rheault,  Edmonton  General 
Hospital,  Edmonton. 

Sask.:  Sister  Marie  Prosper,  Notre  Dame  Hospital, 
North  Battleford. 

Manitoba:  Sister  Ann  Ell,  s.g.m.,  St.  Boniface 
Hospital,  St.  Boniface. 

Ontario:  Sister  Murphy,  Hotel  Dieu,  Kingston. 
Montreal:  Sister  Germaine  Michaud,  r.h.s.j.,  Hotel 
Dieu,  3840  St-Urbain  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Quebec:  Mother  St.  Henri,  Hotel-Dieu  de  Quebec, 
Quebec. 

Maritimes:  Mother  Albert,  Provincial  House,  Vallee- 
Lourdes,  N.B. 

blue  cross  plans 
(with  Directors ) 

This  organization  is  a  non-profit  community 
service  providing  comprehensive  hospitalization  on  a 
prepayment  and  voluntary  subscription  basis. 
Alberta  Blue  Cross  Plan:  J.  A.  Monaghan,  P.O. 

10124  lOlSt.  St.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Manitoba  Hospital  Service  Association:  F.  D. 

MacCharles,  116  Edmonton  St.,  Winnipeg. 
Ontario  Hospital  Association  Plan  for  Hos¬ 
pital  Care:  D.  W.  Ogilvie,  135  St.  Clair  Ave. 
W.,  Toronto. 

Quebec  Hospital  Service  Association:  E.  D. 

Millican,  1200  St.  Alexander  St.,  Montreal. 
Maritime  Hospital  Service  Association:  Ruth  C. 
Wilson,  110  MacBeath  Ave.,  Moncton,  N.B. 

Hotel  Association  of  Canada,  Inc. 

President,  W.  Ward,  Markle,  The  Seaway  Hotel. 
Toronto,  Ont;  Treasurer,  George  A.  Wilson,  Hotel 
Winchester,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Charles  A- 
Tanner,  308  Power  Bldg.,  Winnipeg  Man. 

The  Provincial  Associations  of  the  Hotel  Association 
of  Canada  are  listed  below  with  Secretaries  or  Directors 
Alberta  Hotel  Association,  F.  Thomson,  Secretary, 
306  Foothills  Bldg.,  Calgary. 

British  Columbia  Hotels  Association,  E.  V.  x 
Ely,  560  Howe  St.,  Vancouver. 

The  Manitoba  Hotel  Association,  C.  A.  Tanner, 
Managing  Director,  308  Power  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 
New  Brunswick  Hotel  Association,  T.  E.  English, 
Royal  Hotel,  Saint  John. 

Innkeeper’s  Guild  of  Nova  Scotia,  J.  M.  Parmiter, 
80  Castle  Dr.,  Sydney.  .  ,  u 

Ontario  Hotel  Association,  Roy  Corbett,  45  King 
St.  E.,  Toronto. 

Innkeeper’s  Guild  of  Nova  Scotia,  David  Gardiner 
Lord  Nelson  Hotel,  Halifax. 

Hotel  Association  of  the  Province  of  Ontario, 
Roy  Corbett,  45  King  St.  E„  Toronto. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Association,  A.  W .  Gaudet, 
Phillips  Bldg.,  Ill  Grafton  St.,  Charlottetown 
Province  of  Quebec  Hotelkeepers  Association, 
G6rard  Delage,  Executive  Secretary,  102-102A, 
Queen’s  Hotel,  Montreal. 

Hotels  Association  of  Saskatchewan,  Geo.  G. 
Grant,  President  and  Managing  Director,  Western 
Trust  Bldg.,  Regina. 


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The  Humanities  Research  Council  of  Canada 

Chairman,  Prof.  D.  G.  Creighton,  University  of 
Toronto,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  John  E. 
Robbins,  661  Island  Park  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Imperial  Order  Daughters  of  the  Empire  and 
Children  of  the  Empire  (Junior  Branch) 

Head  Office,  182  Lowther  Ave.  Toronto  4,  Ont. 
National  President,  Mrs.  L.  B.  Smart,  4  Wanless 
Cresc.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 

National  Secretary,  Mrs.  D.  W.  McGibbon,  1 
Benvenuto  PL,  Apt.  709,  Toronto  7,  Ont.;  National 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  Peter  L.  Robinson,  45  Hillholme  Rd., 
Toronto  7,  Ont..;  National  Organizing  Secretary,  Mrs. 
G.  D.  Leggett,  16  Kingsmill  Rd.,  Toronto  7,  Ont.; 
National  Educational  Secretary,  Mrs.  O.  M.  Martin; 
728  O'Connor  Dr.,  Toronto  6,  Ont.;  War  Memorial 
Secretary,  Mrs.  A.  R.  Jewitt,  “The  Lodge”,  Bishop’s 
University,  Lennoxville  P.Q.;  National  “Echoes” 
Secretary,  Mrs.  G.  Douglas  Little,  356  Russell  Hill 
Rd.,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

Official  Magazine:  “Echoes”.  Public  Relations, 
Mrs.  W.  R.  Walton,  Jr.,  Head  Office. 

PROVINCIAL  PRESIDENTS 

New  Brunswick,  Mrs.  F.  L.  Miller,  837  George  St. 
Fredericton. 

Manitoba,  Mrs.  W.  A.  Trott,  Civic  Auditorium, 
Winnipeg. 

British  Columbia,  Mrs.  F.  E.  Dowdall,  402  W.  Pender, 
Vancouver. 

Saskatchewan,  Mrs.  B.  J.  Tupman,  902-32nd  St.  W., 
Saskatoon. 

Ontario,  Miss  H.  Jeanne  Knapman,  168  Jackson  St. 
W.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Alberta,  Mrs.  Thomas  Bishop,  M.B.E.,  1137  Dor¬ 
chester  Ave.,  Calgary. 

Nova  Scotia,  Mrs.  G.  D.  Anderson,  27  College  St., 
Halifax. 

Quebec,  Mrs.  G.  A.  Winters,  3406  Atwater  Ave., 
Montreal. 

REPRESENTATIVES  ON  THE  NATIONAL  EXECUTIVE 
COMMITTEE  FROM: 

Newfoundland,  Mrs.  James  Crawford,  Bannerman 
House,  St.  John’s. 

Prince  Edward  Island,  Miss  Wanda  Wyatt,  Summer- 
side. 

Yukon  Territory,  Mrs.  George  Black,  O.B.E., 
F.R.G.S.,  Whitehorse. 

Independent  Order  of  Foresters 

590  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Executive  Officers — President,  Louis  Probst,  Toronto 
Ont.;  Vice-President,  Dr.  George  H.  Becker,  San 
Francisco,  Cal.;  Counsel,  Robert  Bigelow,  Q.C.; 
Toronto,  Ont. ;  General  Secretary,  J.  C.  Elder,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  General  Treasurer,  C.  D.  McCreary,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  Medical  Director ,  Dr.  Norman  S.  Clark, 
Toronto,  Ont. 

High  Court  of  Alberta,  H.S.  Shirley  Foord,  Edmon¬ 
ton;  H.C.R.  John  E.  Smith,  Edmonton;  High  Court 
of  British  Columbia,  H.S.,  A.  J.  Dennis,  Vancouver, 
B.C.;  H.C.R.,  H.  P.  Pinchin,  Vancouver,  B.C;  High 
Court  of  Manitoba,  H.S.;  F.  W.  Martin,  Winnipeg, 
Man.;  H.C.R.,  J.  G.  Cowan,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  High 
Court  of  New  Brunswick ,  H.S.,  Gordon  R.  Erb,  St. 
John,  N.B.,  H.C.R. ,  Frank  H.  Crozier,  St.  John, 
N.B.;  High  Court  of  Nova  Scotia,  H.S.,  Mrs.  Jean 
Carr,  Halifax;  H.C.R.,  M.  P.  Burns,  Fairview;  High 
Court  of  Ontario  West ,  H.S.,  Geo  H.  Wands,  London, 
Ont.;  H.C.R.,  Harry  Hunt,  Hamilton;  High  Court  of 
Ontario  East,  H.S.,  C.  T.  A.  Cross,  Kingston;  H.C.R., 
Wm.  E.  Hayes,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  High  Court  of  Ontario 
Central,  H.S.,  Roy  Cook,  Toronto,  Ont.;  H.C.R., 
Leslie  Morgan,  Toronto;  High  Court  of  Quebec  East, 
H.S.,  L.  J.  S.  Deschamps,  Quebec;  H.C.R.,  Henri 
Paquet,  Quebec,  Que. 

Independent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows 

GRAND  LODGES  I.O.O.F. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  John  Scott,  Trail;  Grand 
Secretary,  James  Main,  144  West  Hastings  Street, 
Vancouver,  3;  Grand  Treasurer,  Russell  Brealey, 
Vancouver. 


Alberta 

Grand  Master,  L.  D.  Schoening,  11515-91st  St., 
Edmonton;  Grand  Warden,  W.  Williams,  415-16th 
St.  N.W.,  Calgary;  Grand  Secretary,  A.  Wm.  North- 
over,  204  Odd  Fellows’  Temple,  Calgary;  Grand 
Treasurer,  A.  MacDonald,  1007-13th  Ave.  W., 
Calgary. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Grand  Master,  L.oyd  H.  Spence,  North  Battleford; 
Grand  Warden,  Daryl  D.  Rumble,  Rouleau;  Grand 
Secretary,  F.  D.  Gray,  62  Black  Block,  Regina; 
Grand  Treasurer,  L.  G.  Neal,  4420  Dewdney  Ave., 
Regina. 

MANITOBA 

Grand  Master,  John  H.  Treble,  Crystal  City; 
Grand  Secretary,  J.  Atkinson,  Oddfellows  Temple, 
293  Kennedy  St.,  Winnipeg;  Grand  Treasurer,  Mark 

M.  A.  Woods,  165  Kennedy  St.,  Winnipeg. 

ONTARIO 

Grand  Master,  G.  E.  Harrison,  Kincardine;  Grand 
Secretary,  A.  C.  Stirrett,  229  College  St.,  Toronto; 
Grand  Treasurer,  N.  A.  Foster,  320  Albert  St.,  King¬ 
ston. 

QUEBEC 

Grand  Master,  Reginald  P.  Thomas,  4  Canterbury 
Park,  Pointe  Claire,  Montreal  33;  Grand  Secretary, 
John  M.  Dever,  P.O.  Box  972,  Place  D'Armes, 
Montreal;  Grand  Treasurer,  C.  M.  Campbell,  344 
Mount  Pleasant  St.,  Sherbrooke. 

MARITIME  PROVINCES 

Grand  Master,  W.  E.  Gorveatt,  36  Spring  St., 
Amherst,  N.S. ;  Grand  Secretary,  D.  J.  Chisholm, 
P.O.  Box  182,  New  Glasgow,  N.S.;  Grand  Treasurer , 
W.  P.  Publicover,  P.O.  Box  115,  Halifax,  N.S. 

GRAND  ENCAMPMENTS,  I.O.O.F. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Grand  Patriarch,  Geo.  H.  Summers,  Trail. 

Grand  Scribe,  J.  Main  144  West  Hastings  St.,  Van¬ 
couver,  3;  Grand  Treasurer,  J.  A.  Dillabough,  Van¬ 
couver. 

ONTARIO 

Grand  Patriarch.  Charles  A.  Hutcheson,  228  Wharn- 
cliffe  Rd.  N.,  London;  Grand  Scribe,  Angus  D.  Munro, 
854  Third  Avenue  East,  Owen  Sound;  Grand  Treas¬ 
urer,  W.  G.  McNeil,  84  Elm  St.,  Toronto  2. 

REBEKAH  ASSEMBLIES 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Secretary,  Mrs.  Agnes  Hampton,  7408  Granville 
St.,  Vancouver  14. 

ALBERTA 

President,  Mrs.  M.  LaBergem,  Box  75,  High  River; 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Ada  Day,  218  I.O.O.F.  Temple, 
Calgary. 

SASKATCH  EWAN 

President,  Mrs.  Mollie  McFarlane,  721  Fifth  Ave. 

N. ,  Saskatoon;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Eva  Thurston,  2028 
York  St.,  Regina. 

MANITOBA 

President,  Mrs.  Rae  Underhill,  Hartney;  Secretary, 
Mrs.  Ella  Barager  628  Government  Ave.,  Winnipeg  5. 
Ontario 

President,  Mrs.  Sue  Leacock,  211  Oak  St.,  Windsor; 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Florence  Sommerville,  229  College 
St.,  Room  26  Toronto,  2B;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Betty 
Dundas,  115  Adelaide  St.  South,  London. 

QUEBEC 

President,  Mrs.  Myrtle  Boy,  63  Crescent  St., 
Valleyfield;  Secretary,  Miss  Viola  M.  Noble,  P.O.  Box 
128,  Richmond. 

MARITIME  PROVINCES 

President ,  Mrs.  Charlotte  Lavers,  Parrsboro,  N.S.; 
Secretary,  Miss  Mildred  I.  Dagnall,  Box  1385,  Halifax, 
N.S.;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Beulah  Speedy,  Box  1093, 
St.  Stephen,  N.B. 

Industrial  Accident  Prevention  Associations 

Authorized  by  The  Workmen’ s  Compensation  Act 
of  Ontario 

Industrial  Accident  Prevention 
Associations,  Inc. 

President,  R.  S.  Bridge,  Ford  Motor  Company  of 
Canada  Ltd.,  Toronto,  Ont;  General  Manager,  R.  G. 
D.  Anderson;  Assistant  General  Manager  and  Secretary, 
J.  L.  Dodington;  Chief  Inspector,  H.  Mabson. 


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Office ,  90  Harbour  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Included  in  the  Industrial  Accident  Prevention 
Associations  are  10  separate  Class  Associations,  each 
with  its  own  Provincial  charter,  as  per  the  following 
list.  The  address  of  all  is  90  Harbour  St.,  Toronto  1, 
Ontario;  Secretary-Treasurer,  R.  G.  D.  Anderson,  90 
Harbour  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Woodworkers  Accident  Prevention  Association. 

Ceramics  and  Stone  Accident  Prevention  Assoc. 

Metal  Trades  Accident  Prevention  Association. 

Chemical  Industries  Accident  Prevention  Assoc. 

Millers,  Feed  Manufacturers  and  Grain  Elevators 
Accident  Prevention  Association. 

Food  Products  Accident  Prevention  Association. 

Leather,  Rubber  and  Tanners  Accident  Prevention 
Association. 

Textile  and  Allied  Industries  Accident  Prevention 
Association. 

Printing  Trades  Accident  Prevention  Association. 

Steel  Erectors  Accident  Prevention  Association. 

Lumbermen's  Safety  Association 

General  Manager,  E.  H.  Reeves,  90  Harbour  St., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Ontario  Pulp  &  Paper  Makers’  Safety 
Association 

90  Harbour  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  D.  B.  Chant. 

Mines  Accident  Prevention  Association  of 
Ontario,  320  Bay  Street,  Toronto  1 — Executive 
Director,  Mr.  N.  F.  Parkinson;  Secretary,  Mr.  S.  W. 
McIntosh. 


Class  20  Accident  Prevention  Association  of 
Ontario,  5th  Floor,  90  Harbour  St.,  Toronto;  General 
Manager,  V.  J.  Doody. 

Ontario  Highway  Construction  Safety  Associ¬ 
ation  and  Construction  Safety  Association, 
90  Harbour  St.,  Toronto  1. 

Business  Administrator,  J.  N.  Shephard. 
Electrical  Employers  Association  of  Ontario. 
90  Harbour  St.,  Toronto;  Secretary-Treasurer,  D.  A. 
Cameron,  B.A.Se.,  P.Eng. 

Industrial  Accident  Prevention 
Association — Quebec 
Mount  Royal  Hotel,  Montreal 
Joint  Managers,  T.  H.  Miller,  Paul  A.  Cooke 
Secretary  and  Controller,  J.  L.  Dupont. 


The  Quebec  Pulp  &  Paper  Safety  Association  Inc. 

President,  W.  L.  Bennett,  c/o  Canadian  Interna¬ 
tional  Paper  Co.;  Secretary-Manager,  A.  S.  Cook,  65 
St.  Anne  Street,  Quebec. 

New  Brunswick  Accident  Prevention  Associ- 
AXION — President,  D.  A.  McAlary,  Fraser  Cos.  Ltd., 
Edmundston;  Secretary-Manager,  R.  C.  Patterson, 
55  Canterbury  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B.;  Field  Officers, 
Geo.  W.  Taylor,  134  Humphrey  St.,  Moncton,  N.B., 
Thos.  S.  Chesworth,  31  Gooderich  St,,  Saint  John, 
N.B.,  Arthur  MacDonald,  Minto,  N.B.;  D.  Scott 
Miller,  Campbellton,  N.B. 

Nova  Scotia  Accident  Prevention  Association 

President,  G.  D.  Anderson,  Commercial  Officer, 
Nova  Scotia  Light  &  Power  Co.  Ltd.,  Halifax; 
Manager,  R.  M.  McColl;  Secretary-Treasurer,  R.  J. 
Walsh,  91  Dresden  Row  (P.O.  Box  845)  Halifax. 


Provincial  Vice-Presidents 

Newfoundland,  C.  W.  Powell,  B.Sc.,  Deputy  Minister 
of  Municipal  Affairs. 

Nova  Scotia,  W.  P.  Publicover,  City  Clerk,  Halifax. 

New  Brunswick,  Robert  S.  FitzRandolph,  C.A., 
Comptroller-General. 

Prince  Edward  Island,  Wm.  E.  Massey,  F.C.A., 
Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer. 

Quebec,  J.  L.  Doucet,  Q.C.,  LL.L.,  Deputy  Minister 
of  Municipal  Affairs. 

Ontario,  George  E.  Gathercole,  M.A.,  Provincial 
Economist,  Province  of  Ontario. 

Manitoba,  J.  Stuart  Anderson,  B.A.,  Deputy  Pro¬ 
vincial  Treasurer. 

Saskatchewan,  A.  W.  Johnson,  M.A.,  M.P.A.,  Deputy 
Provincial  Treasurer. 

Alberta ,  E.  J.  Hanson,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor  of 
Political  Economy  and  Administration,  University 
of  Alberta,  Edmonton. 

British  Columbia,  N.  A.  M.  MacKenzie,  C.M.G., 
Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  D.Sc. 
Soc.,  F.R.S.C.,  President,  University  of  British 
Columbia. 


The  Institute  of  Radio  Engineers,  Inc. 

REGION  8,  I.R.E. 

Chairman,  Dr.  J.  T.  Henderson,  National  Research 
Council,  Sussex  St.,  Ottawa  2,  Ont.;  Secretary,  C.  F. 
Pattenson,  National  Research  Council,  Sussex  St., 
Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

Secretaries  of  Sections — Vancouver ,  J.  S.  Gray, 
4069  W.  13th  St.,;  Alberta,  T.  J.  Meek,  1001  McLeod 
Blvd.,  Edmonton;  Winnipeg,  Gerald  R.  Wallace,  400 
Smithfield  Ave.,  London,  John  B.  D.  Moore,  27 
McClary  Ave.;  Hamilton,  C.  N.  Chapman,  Canadian 
Westinghouse  Co.  Ltd.;  Toronto,  H.  W.  Jackson  352 
Laird  Dr.;  Bay  of  Quinte,  M.  J.  Waller,  Northern 
Electric  Co.,  Belleville;  Ottawa,  C.  F.  Pattenson,  3 
Braemar;  Montreal,  Reg.  E.  Fenton,  2090  Claremont 
Ave.;  N ewfoundland,  refer  to  E.  D.  Witherstone,  8 
Cornwall  Heights,  St.  John’s. 

Headquarters  of  I.  R.  E.  Inc.  is  at  1  East  79th  St., 
New  York  City,  U.S.A.  Executive  Secretary ,  George 
W.  Bailey. 

Insurance  Brokers'  Association  of  the  Province  of  Quebec 

President,  H.  E.  A.  Saunderson,  132  St.  James  St, 
W.,  Montreal;  Managing  Director,  J.  C.  d’Auteuil. 
414  St.  James  St.  W.,  Room  505,  Montreal. 

Insurance  Institute  of  Ontario 

President,  George  F.  Burne;  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Helen  Scott,  86  Adelaide  St.  East,  Toronto. 

Insurance  Institute  of  Winnipeg 

1100  Paris  Bldg. 

President,  J.  A.  Swanson;  A/ Secretary-Treasurer 
and  Honorary  Librarian,  Violet  B.  Parker. 


Interior  Lumber  Manufacturers’  Association 

Secretary,  L.  J.  A.  Rees,  608  Marine  Bldg.,  355 
Burrard  St.,  Vancouver  1,  B.C. 


Instltut  Canadian  de  Quebec 

President,  Jean  Bruch5si,  C.R.;  Treasurer,  A.  F. 
Mercier;  Secretaire,  Alph,  Desilets,  Instltut  Canadien, 
37,  rue  Ste-Ang£le,  Quebec;  Bibliothecaire,  Antome 
Roy,  Quebec. 

L’lnstitut  Canadien-Francais  d’Ottawa 

President,  Major  C.  R.  Lamoureux;  Secretary , 
Alcide  Paquette;  Treasurer,  Lionel  Baril;  Librarians 
Donat  Boivin. 


The  Institute  of  Public  Administration  of  Canada 

56  Roxborough  Dr.,  Toronto 
President,  L.  E.  Peverill,  C.A.,  Provincial  Auditor, 
Province  of  Nova  Scotia,  Halifax;  National  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Philip  T.  Clark,  C.A.,  Comptroller  of 
Revenue,  Province  of  Ontario. 


International  Air  Transport  Association 

President,  Juan  T.  Trippe,  New  York ;  Director- 
leneral,  Sir  William  P.  Hildred,  C.B.,  O.B.E  M.A., 
Head  Office);  Treasurer  and  Financial  Director, 
)r.  H.  J.  Gorecki  (Head  Office);  Traffic  Director,  J. 
V  S.  Brancker  (Head  Office);  Secretary,  A.  Lawrence 
roung  (Head  Office);  Technical  Director ,  Stanislaw 
vrzyezkowski  (Plead  Office) ;  Public  Relations  Officer, 
1.  Ralph  Cohen.  .  ,  ,  .  . 

Head  Office  of  I.A.T.A.,  International  Aviation 
iuilding,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Branch  Offices 

Traffic  Conference  No.  1:  Secretary,  E.  S.  Pefams, 
65  Broadway,  New  York;  Traffic  Conference  No. 
Secretary,  V.  de  Boursac,  76-78  Champs  Elysees, 
^aris  France;  Traffic  Conference  No.  3:  Acting  Secre- 
arv  R.  A.  McGowan,  MacDonald  House  Bl., 
Singapore,  Malay  States;  Clearing  House:  Manager, 
L  J.  Quin-Harkin,  30  Curzon  Street,  London,  W4, 


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International  Geographical  Union 

NATIONAL  COMMITTEE  OF  CANADA 

Chairman ,  B.  Brouillette,  University  of  Montreal, 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

Secretary ,  N.  L.  Nicholson,  Chief  Geographer, 
Geographical  Branch,  Dept,  of  Mines  and  Technical 
Surveys,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  purposes  of  the  International  Geographical 
Union  are:  1.  To  promote  the  study  of  geographical 
problems  of  international  significance.  2.  To  initiate 
and  co-ordinate  research.  3.  To  organize  Inter¬ 
national  Congresses  and  Committees  of  such  Con¬ 
gresses. 

The  Investment  Dealers’  Association  of  Canada 

President,  J.  R.  Hughes,  Vice-president  of  Royal 
Securities  Corpn.  Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary 
Treasurer,  J.  A.  Kingsmill,  170  Bay  St.,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  Director  of  Education,  H.  L.  Gassard,  170  Bay 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Regional  Director,  W.  A.  Edge, 
132  St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Jewish  Organizations 

ZIONIST  ORGANIZATION  OF  CANADA 

National  President  Edward  E.  Gelber,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  Acting  Executive  Director,  Gdalia  Zakiff; 
Treasurer,  Joseph  N.  Frank,  2025  University  St. 
Montreal. 

HADASSAH  ORGANIZATION  OF  CANADA 

President,  Mrs.  David  Gotlieb.  Winnipeg,  Man.; 
Executive  Director,  Mrs.  Louise  Adler,  2025  Uni¬ 
versity  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

ZIONIST  men’s  ASSOCIATION 

National  President,  Nathan  Simpson,  2025  Uni¬ 
versity  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Canadian  ORT  Federation 

National  President,  Leon  Crestohl,  Q.C.,  293 
Villeneuve  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. ;  Executive  Secretary, 
Sara  Pinsler. 

TORONTO  REGION 

Executive  Secretary,  Mrs.  B.  Mandell,  1610  Bath¬ 
urst  St.,  Toronto. 

JEWISH  NATIONAL  FUND 

National  Chairman,  Rabbi  Charles  Bender,  1540 
Ducharme  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que.;  National  Executive 
Director,  Jacob  Gottlieb,  2025  University  St.,  Montreal, 
Que. 

Jewish  Immigrant  Aid  Society  of  Canada 

National  President,  J.  Segall,  Montreal,  Que.; 
National  Executive  Director,  Joseph  Kage,  4221 
Esplanade  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Actions  committee 
of  the  Labour  Zionist  Movement 

National  President,  Moishe  Dickstein;  Executive 
Director,  Jacob  Rabinovitch,  5101  Esplanade  Ave., 
Montreal  P.Q. 

The  Canadian  Committee  of  Jewish  Federations 
and  Welfare  Funds 

Head  Office,  150  Beverley  St.,  Toronto. 

B’nai  B’rith 

Eastern  Canadian  Council,  President,  Max  Bernfeld, 
Q.C.,  Montreal;  Executive  Director,  S.  S.  Berlin,  45 
Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  following  cities  have  B'Nai  B’Rith  Lodges: — 
Toronto,  Montreal,  Hamilton,  London,  Windsor, 
Ottawa,  Vancouver,  Winnipeg,  Victoria,  Saskatoon, 
Calgary,  Sherbrooke,  Edmonton,  Fort  William, 
Kitchener,  Regina,  Brantford,  St.  Catharines,  Hali¬ 
fax,  Sydney,  Cornwall,  Kingston,  Kirkland  Lake, 
Timmins,  Quebec,  Moose  Jaw,  Peterboro,  Guelph, 
Niagara  Falls,  Sudbury,  Oshawa,  North  Bay, 
Welland,  Port  Colborne,  Portage  La  Prarie,  Brandon, 
Saint  John,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ste  Agathe  Des  Monts, 
Chatham. 

National  Council  of  Jewish  Women 
493  Sherbrooke  St.  W„  Ste.  311-312,  Montreal,  ,P.  Q. 

Executive  Secretary,  Mrs.  L.  Simand. 

Joint  Provincial  Mining  Associations 

(Mid-West  Metal  Mining  Association,  Mining 
Association  of  British  Columbia,  Quebec  Asbestos 
Mining  Association,  Quebec  Metal  Mining  Associa¬ 
tion,  Ontario  Mining  Association). 


Secretary,  F.  D.  Shepherd,  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Mid-West  Metal  Mining  Association,  173  Portage 
Ave.  E.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

The  Junior  Investment  Dealers’  Association  of  Canada 

TORONTO  BRANCH 

President,  C.  Edward  Medland,  Wood,  Gundy  & 
Co.  Ltd.;  Secretary,  R.  Michael  Grills,  McLeod, 
Young,  Weir  &  Co.  Ltd.;  Treasurer,  Abraham 
Pearlstein,  Ross,  Knowles  &  Co.  Ltd.;  Programme 
Director,  William  E.  Booth,  Burns  Bros.  &  Denton 
Ltd.;  Membership,  H.  Barton  Goss,  Goss  &  Co.  Ltd.; 
Publicity,  Allan  C.  McLean,  Gairdner  &  Co.  Ltd.  Ad¬ 
dress  for  Communications,  170  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  International  Order  of 

The  King’s  Daughters  and  Sons 

Canadian  National  President,  Mrs.  Graham  Bruce, 
2162  W.  40th  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Recording 
Secretary,  Mrs.  W.  E.  Tompkins,  5169  Cambie  St., 
Vancouver,  B.C.;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Maurice  Craig, 
Woodstock,  N.B. 

Kiwanis  International 

International  Trustee,  Kenneth  B.  Loheed,  290 
Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Ontario-Queb  ec-Maritime  District 
Governor,  O.  R.  Mclntee,  74A  Geneva  St.,  St. 
Catharines,  Ont.;  District  Secretary,  A.  G.  Savage, 
Casa  Loma,  Toronto. 

Lieutenant-Governors 

Division  No.  1,  Frank  J.  Lewis,  P.O.  Box  40,  Noranda, 
P.Q. 

Division  No.  1  A,  . 

Division  No.  2,  John  C.  Dunlap,  170  S.  Front  St., 
Sarnia,  Ont. 

Division  No.  2A,  G.  Ernest  Halpenny,  c/o  Canada 
Pharmacal  Co.  Ltd.,  447  Talbot  St.,  London,  Ont. 
Division  No.  3,  P.  Michael  Dewan,  R.R.  No.  1, 
Ingersoll,  Ont. 

Division  No.  4,  Geo.  R.  Force,  156  Sherman  Ave.  S., 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

Division  No.  6,  Edwin  J.  Shipp,  c/o  Henry  Birks  & 
Sons,  134  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Division  No.  6,  Fred  W.  Elliott,  31  Coxwell  Blvd., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Division  No.  6A,  Barry  J.  Stafford,  126  Princess  St., 
Kingston,  Ont. 

Division  No.  7,  W.  Ed.  Haughton,  Q.C.,  41  Harmer 
Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Division  No.  8,  Karl  Van  Wert,  Tilden-Rent-a-Car 
Co.,  1200  Stanley  St.,  Montreal  2,  P.Q. 

Division  No.  8A,  Gilles  E.  Sarault,  70  St.  Paul  St., 
Quebec,  Que. 

Division  No.  9,  J.  Edmund  Cole,  Underwood,  Ltd., 
85  Union  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Division  No.  10,  Cecil  R.  Barrett,  Box  238,  Shelburne, 
N.S. 

Division  No.  11,  John  C.  Brown,  Whitbourne,  Nfld. 
Western  Canada  District 
Governor,  Jack  E.  Willis,  66  King  St.,  Winnipeg  1, 
Man. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Cal  S.  Palmer,  Box  1135, 
Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Lieutenant-Governors 

Division  No.  1,  Norman  Harrison,  Court  House,  Port 
Arthur,  Ont. 

Division  No.  2,  George  McDermid,  1806  Assinaboine 
Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Division  No.  3,  Chas.  A.  Hall,  Box  243  Glenboro,  Man. 
Division  No.  4,  George  R.  Bothwell,  Box  581,  Regina 
Sask. 

Division  No.  5,  Merv  Woods,  Royal  Bank  Chambers, 
Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Division  No.  6,  Dr.  Ken.  M.  Gordon,  10926-88  Ave., 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

Division  No.  7,  Glenn  L.  Palfrey,  3603  13/a  St.  S.W., 
Calgary,  Alta. 

Division  No.  8,  Jack  E.  Stokes,  314  5  Street,  Leth¬ 
bridge,  Alta. 

Knights  of  Columbus 

Supreme  Knight,  Luke  E.  Hart,  P.O.  Drawer  1670 
New  Haven,  Conn. 

Supreme  Secretary,  Joseph  F.  Lamb,  P.O.  Drawer 
1670,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


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Supreme  Physician,  Dr.  Gerald  J.  Lunz,  P.0. 

Drawer,  1670,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Supreme  Directors,  Francis  Fauteux,  57  St.  James 

Street  W.,  Montreal,  Que.,  Gregory  T.  Feeney,  42 

Andrew  St.,  Campbellton,  N.B. 

STATE  DEPUTIES  IN  CANADA  OF  KNIGHTS  OF  COLUMBUS 

British  Columbia — Dr.  Joseph  Vingo,  560  Baker 
St.,  Nelson. 

Alberta — Dr.  L.  J.  Patterson,  5533 — 45th  Ave., 
Red  Deer. 

Saskatchewan — Ernest  Longpre,  Gravelbourg. 

Manitoba — Joseph  C.  Stangl,  267  Enfield  Cresc., 
Norwood. 

Ontario — James  J.  Gaffney,  P.O.  Box  146,  Hamilton. 

Quebec — Judge  T.  A.  Fontaine,  Palais  de  Justice, 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

New  Brunswick — J.  Alphonse  LeBlanc,  132  Park 
St.,  Moncton. 

Newfoundland — Joseph  A.  Ryan,  14  McDougall 
St.,  St.  John’s. 

Nova  Scotia — Ernest  J.  Gillis,  44  Newton  Ave., 
Halifax. 

Prince  Edward  Island — John  E.  Cameron,  7 
Noonan  St.,  Summerside. 


Knights  ot  Pythias 

Supreme  Chancellor,  Peter  S.  Ford,  Martinsville, 
Va.;  Supreme  Secretary,  M.  M.  Ewen,  2934  Vernon 
PL,  Cincinnati  19,  Ohio. 

GRAND  DOMAINS  IN  CANADA 

Alberta — Grand  Chancellor,  Roy  R.  Spencer,  719 
19  St.  S.,  Lethbridge;  Grand  Secretary,  E.  A.  Basset, 
114a-3rd  St.,  N.E.,  Medicine  Hat. 

British  Columbia — Grand  Chancellor,  E.  T.  Buffum, 
2503-37  Ave.,  Vernon;  Grand  Secretary,  Fred  J. 
Harding,  2215-15  Ave.  W.,  Vancouver. 

Martime  Provinces — Grand  Chancellor,  Oliver  D. 
Coates,  276  Saunders  St.,  Fredericton  N.B.;  Grand 
Secretary,  S.  H.  Arthurs,  Box  15,  St.  John,  N.B. 

Ontario — Grand  Chancellor,  William  Fergusson,  98 
Grange  St.,  Stratford;  Grand  Secretary,  Harry  Nettle- 
ton,  35  E.  19th  St.,  Hamilton. 

Saskatchewan — Grand  Chancellor . 

. Yorkton;  Grand  Secretary ,  S. 

Pouiten,  450  Iroquois  St.  W.,  Moose  Jaw. 

Quebec — Grand  Chancellor,  Jack  Toplitsky,  4  Prmce 
Arthur  St.  W.,  Montreal;  Grand  Secretary,  David 
Schachter,  790  McEachran  Ave.,  Outremont. 


Labour  Organizations 


THE  TRADES  AND  LABOUR  CONGRESS  OF  CANADA 

The  Trades  and  Labor  Congress  of  Canada  is 
composed  of  affiliated  International  and  National 
unions  and  their  local  unions  and  lodges,  and  directly 
chartered  Provincial  Organizations,  Provincial  Feder¬ 
ations  of  Labor,  Trades  and  Labor  Councils  and 
chartered  federal  unions.  .  . 

At  the  fiscal  year  end,  March  31,  1955  it  mcluded 


the  following: 


Number  Number 
of  of 

Locals  Members 


73  International  Unions  2,567 

7  National  Unions  _  496 

10  Provincial  Organizations  203 

Chartered  Unions  260 


489,373 

40,066 

39,760 

31,601 


Totals 


3,926  600,800 


9  Provincial  Federations  of  Labour 
11  Joint  Councils  and  Federations 
74  Trades  and  Labour  Councils 
A  total  of  3,926  local  unions  with  600,800  members. 

Most  of  the  Canadian  locals  and  lodges  which,  in 
the  United  States,  are  affiliated  with  The  American 
Federation  of  Labor,  are  affiliated  with  The  Trades 
and  Labor  Congress  of  Canada. 


Officers 

President,  Claude  Jodoin;  General  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Gordon  G.  Cushing,  Executive  Secretary, 
Arthur  E.  Hemming,  Director  of  Public  Relations  and 
Research,  Leslie  E.  Wismer,  Director  of  Organization 
and  Education,  Max  Swerdlow,  Director  of  Political 
Research,  Thomas  B.  Ward. 

National  Headquarters,  172  MacLaren  St.,  Ottawa, 
Ont, 


PROVINCIAL  FEDERATIONS  OF  LABOUR 
Newfoundland 

President,  W.  F.  Chafe,  55  Long’s  Hill,  St.  John’s. 

Secretary,  Llewellyn  Jones,  P.O.  Box  2153,  St. 
John’s. 

Nova  Scotia 

Chairman ,  D.  J.  Gannon,  57J^  Allen  St.,  Halifax. 
Secretary -Treasurer,  Lawrence  Banks,  103  Cunard 
St.,  Halifax. 

PH)  n'Pl/'M  04 tv}  Pk* 

President,  J.  A.  Whitebone,  M.B.E.,  537  Edward 
Ave.  W.,  Saint  John. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Lee  A.  Smith,  971  First  Ave., 
Lancaster. 

Quebec 

President,  Roger  Provost,  1476  Sherbrooke,  W., 
Montreal. 

Secretary,  Armand  Marion,  1476  Sherbrooke  W., 

Ontario 

President,  A.  F.  McArthur,  414  Bay  St.,  Rm.  215, 
Toronto  1. 

Sec.-Treas.,  John  Hancox,  26  Kenilworth  Ave., 
Hamilton, Ont. 

Manitoba 

Chairman,  Donovan  Swailes,  366  Landsdowne 
Ave.,  Winnipeg  4. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Peter  McSheffrey,  P.O.  Box 
128,  Flin  Flon. 

Saskatchewan 

President,  A.  Tait,  24  Avalon  Apts.,  Moose  Jaw. 

Secretary,  Ivan  E.  Moore,  34  Elizabeth  Cresc., 
Regina. 

Alberta 

President,  R.  Scott,  Labour  Temple,  Calgary. 

Sec.-Treas.,  Charles  Gilbert,  9741-90th  Ave., 
Edmonton. 


British  Columbia  Trades  Union  Congress 
President,  J.  Barton,  307  W.  Broadway,  Vancouver. 
Secretary ,  R.  K.  Gervin,  307  W.  Broadway,  Van¬ 
couver. 

Representatives 

Maritime  Regional  Office — 107  Prince  William  St., 
Saint  John,  N.B. 

St.  John's — W.  F.  Chafe,  55  Long’s  Hill,  St.  John’s, 
Nfld. 

Halifax — G.  A.  Smith,  M.B.E.,  M.M.,  24  William 
Hunt  Ave.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Moncton — Alfred  J.  Doucet,  22  Pleasant  St.,  Monc¬ 
ton,  N.B. 

Saint  John — J.  Harold  Stafford,  P.O.  Box  951, 
Saint  John,  N.B. 

Quebec  Regional  Office — Victor  Trudeau;  Robert 
Levesque,  555  Cherrier  Street,  Montreal  24,  P.Q. 
Buckingham — Rheal  Bastien,  P.O.  Box  234,  Bucking¬ 
ham,  P.Q. 

Ste  Hyacinthe — A.  A.  Pelletier,  1075  Papineau  St., 
Ste  Hyacinthe,  P.Q. 

St.  Jerome — Marcel  Charbonneau,  St  Jerome,  Que. 
Brantford — L.  Lear,  313  Dalhousie  St.,  Brantford, 
Ont. 

Niagara  Falls — George  Downing,  1565  Ellen  Ave., 
Niagara  Falls.  Ont. 

Peterborough — Henry  Nokes,  422  Park  St.  N., 
Peterborough,  Ont. 

Toronto — J.  D.  Robertson,  19  N.  Drive,  Toronto  13, 
Ont. 

Windsor — Nelson  Bradd,  570  Indian  Rd.,  Windsor, 
Ont. 

Winnipeg — A.  W.  Godfrey,  Room  3,  Labor  Temple, 
165  James  Avenue  East,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Flin  Flon — William  Waugh,  P.O.  Box  186,  Flin  Flon, 
Man. 

Regina — C.  R.  Wyatt,  Labor  Temple,  Regina,  Sask. 
Edmonton — Carl  E.  Berg,  M.B.E.,  9529-103  Avenue 
"A”,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Calgary — Gordon  Wilkinson,  Labor  Temple,  229-1 1th 
Avenue  East,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Edmonton — N.  J.  Lansdown,  11334,  75  Avenue, 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

Vancouver — \V.  G.  Gauld,  Room  106,  307  W .  Broad¬ 
way,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Victoria — T.  C.  Gooderham,  2627  Prior  St.,  Victoria, 

B.C.  .  , 

Official  Publication 

The  Trades  and  Labor  Congress  Journal,  172 
MacLaren  Street,  Ottawa,  Ontario.  Editor,  Percy  R. 
Bengough,  C.B.E. 


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THE  CANADIAN  CONGRESS  OF  LABOUR 

JThe  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour  is  composed  of 
affiliated  national  or  international  industrial  unions, 
with  their  local  union  branches,  and  directly  chartered 
local  unions.  On  June  1,  1954  it  included  7  Provincial 
Federations,  42  Labour  Councils,  29  international 
and  national  unions  with  1180  units,  and  168  local 
chartered  unions. 

Most  of  the  Canadian  branches  of  the  unions  which, 
in  the  United  States,  are  affiliated  with  the  Congress 
Industrial  Organizations  (CIO)  are  affiliated  with 
the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour. 

President ,  A.  R.  Mosher,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Vice- 
Presidents,  S.  Barrett,  G.  Burt,  C.  H.  Millard,  S. 
Spivak;  Secretary-Treasurer ,  D.  MacDonald,  230 
Launer  Avenue  W.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Official  Organ, 
The  Canadian  Unionist”.  Editor,  Norman  S 
Dowd. 

Industrial  Federation  of  Labour  of  Alberta 
Chartered  by  the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour 
Secretary ,  R.  Jamha,  9656  Jasper  Ave.,  Edmonton. 


President,  James  W.  Young,  Toronto;  Vice-Presi¬ 
dent,  Henry  Mockeridge,  Montreal;  General  Secre¬ 
tary ,  Clive  Thomas,  Ottawa. 

BROTHERHOOD  OF  LOCOMOTIVE  ENGINEERS 
Assistant  Grand  Chief  Engineer  and  National 
Legislative  Representative,  H.  E.  Campbell.,  705 
Metcalfe  Bldg.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Assistant  Grand  Chief 
Engineer,  U.  W.  Carpenter,  301  Crescent  Building, 
Montreal,  25,  Que.;  Assistant  Grand  Chief  Engineer 
John  Marshall,  660  Kildonan  Drive  S.,  Winnipeg, 
Man.;  General  Chairman,  C.N.R.  Central  Region 
O.  J.  Travers,  27  Victoria  St.,  Barrie,  Ont.;  General 
Chairman,  C.N.R.  Lines  Eastern  Region,  E.  O.  Beagan 
403  St.  George  Street,  Moncton,  N.B. ;  General  Chair¬ 
man,  Western  Region,  C.N.R.,  S.  J.  Ross,  Room  12 
Apex  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  General  Chairman 
C.P.R.  Western  Lines,  F.  K.  Godfrey,  Room  100,  356 
Main  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  General  Chairman,  C.P.R. 
Eastern  Lines,  John  Woodard  619  Keefer  Bldg 
Montreal  25,  Que. 


British  Columbia  Federation  of  Labour 
Chartered  by  the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour 
Secretary,  George  Home,  617  Ford  Building,  Van¬ 
couver,  British  Columbia. 

New  Brunswick  Council  of  Labour 
Chartered  by  the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour 
Secretary,  R.  D.  Evans,  128  Adelaide  St.,  Saint  John, 
Nova  Scotia  Federation  of  Labour 
Chartered  by  the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour 
Secretary,  B.  O’Neil,  P.O.  Box  98,  Sydney,  N.S. 

Ontario  Federation  of  Labour 
Chartered  by  the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour 
Secretary,  W.  F.  Cleve  Kidd,  11)4  Spadina  Road 
loronto,  Ont. 

Quebec  Federation  of  Industrial  Unions 
Secretary,  R.  Mathieu,  182  St.  Joseph  Blvd.  E 
Montreal  14,  P.Q. 

Saskatchewan  Federation  of  Labour 
Chartered  by  the  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour 
Executive  Secretary,  W.  G.  Davies,  P.O  Box  58 
Moose  Jaw. 

THE  CANADIAN  AND  CATHOLIC  CONFEDERATION 
OF  LABOUR 

The  Canadian  and  Catholic  Confederation  of 
Labour  is  organized  similarly  to  the  Canadian  Con- 
gress  of  Labour  and  the  Trades  and  Labour  Congress 
of  Canada.  It  is  affiliated  with  the  International 
Conference  of  The  Christian  Syndicates,  and  con¬ 
fines  its  activity  mostly  to  the  Province  of  Quebec. 

It  comprises  16  Federations  and  a  number  of  local 
unions.  It  has  approximately  100,000  members 
President,  Gerard  Picard,  226,  Avenue  Querbes 
Outremont,  P.Q.;  Secretary  G6n6ral,  Jean  Marchand, 
rnr  Quebec,  P.Q.;  Treasurer,  Emile 

Hebert,  8227  Blvd.  St.  Laurent,  Montreal,  P  Q 
Official  Organ,  ‘‘Le  Travail”;  Editor,  Fernand 
Bourret,  8227,  St-Lawrence,  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q.- 
Director,  Gerard  Pelletier,  "Le  Travail"  8227  St  - 
Lawrence,  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

THE  CANADIAN  FEDERATION  OF  LABOUR 
The  Canadian  Federation  of  Labour  is  defined  in 
constitution  as  "a  fraternity  of  autonomous 
all-Canadian  unions,  equal  in  status,  in  no  way 

subordinate  one  to  another . bound  together 

by  a  common  desire  to  defend  and  preserve  the 
economic  liberty  of  the  workers”. 

President,  Z6non  David,  8867  LaSaUe  Boulevard 
Montreal;  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  T.  Burford  78 
Bank  Street,  Ottawa. 

General  Offices  78  Bank  Street,  Ottawa. 

Official  Publication,  The  Labour  Review,  monthlv* 
Editor,  W.  T.  Burford.  ’ 

NATIONAL  COUNCIL  OF  CANADIAN  LABOUR 

Room  27,  7814  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

I  he  National  Council  of  Canadian  Labour  is  a 
f  ederation  of  purely  Canadian  Trade  Unions  that 
stands  for  a  policy  of  exclusively  Canadian  unionism 
and  strongly  opposes  communism  among  labour 
There  are  41  unions  directly  affiliated  with  the 
N. C.C.L.,  in  Ontario,  Quebec,  Manitoba,  Sask¬ 
atchewan  and  Alberta. 

The  N.C.C.L.  publishes  a  monthly  magazine, the 
National  Labour  Journal",  that  is  distributed  to 
the  members  of  all  affiliated  unions. 


BROTHERHOOD  OF  LOCOMOTIVE  FIREMEN 
AND  ENGINEMEN 

Vice-Presidents,  W.  L.  Druce  and  W.  E.  Gamble 
802  Castle  Bldg.,  1410  Stanley  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q  ; 
General  Chairman,  Canadian  National  Railways, 
Atlantic  Region  ( Newfoundland  district),  Michael 
Carey,  General  Delivery,  Humbermouth,  Nfld.- 
General  Chairman,  Canadian  National  Railways' 
Eastern  Region,  L.  H.  Langley,  60  Lorway  Ave. 
Sydney,  N.S.;  General  Chairman,  Canadian  National 
Railways,  Central  Region,  A.  E.  Matthews,  30 
River  Street,  Parry  Sound,  Ont.;  General  Chairman, 
Canadian  National  Railways,  Western  Region  T  M 
Wanamaker,  198  Osborne  Street  North,  Winnipeg" 
Man.;  General  Chairman,  Canadian  Pacific  Railway' 
J.  Graham.  309  Coronation  Bldg.,  1405  Bishop  Street 
Montreal,  Que. 

ORDER  OF  RAILWAY  CONDUCTORS 

President,  J  L.  D.  Ives,  117  Blackburn  Build¬ 
ing,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  General  Chairman,  F.  S.  Miller 
Canadian  National  Lines  East,  121  Church  St! 
Brockville,  Ont. 

BROTHERHOOD  OF  RAILROAD  TRAINMEN 

President,  W.  P  Kennedy,  1370  Ontario  Street, 
Cleveland,  Ohio;  Vice-Presidents,  L.  C.  Malone  198 

NA  Wi£nipe§'  Man-i  R-  Cunningham, 
Box  56,  Glace  Bay,  ^.S. ;  Canadian  Legislative  Repre - 
tentative,  A  H.  Balch,  Rm.  117,  National  Bldg., 
18  Rideau  St.,  Ottawa;  Canadian  Chief  Agent  and 

RlX  VisPR^eB''c(A-o’  Kelly>  Rm‘  117-  National 
Bldg.,  18  Rideau  St.,  Ottawa. 

UNION  MEMBERSHIP:  CONGRESS  AFFILIATES  AND 
UNAFFILIATED  UNIONS,  JAN.  1,  1955 
(Source,  Department  of  Labour,  Ottawa) 

Trades  and  ‘Labour  Congress  Branches  ^rahip’ 

of  Canada .  3,598  600,791 

A.F.L.  and  T.L.C .  2,609  493,531 

T.L.C.  only .  989  107  260 


Canadian  Congress  of  Labour . 

C.I.O.  and  C.C.L . 

C.C.L.  only . 


1,532  361,271 


Canadian  and  Catholic  Confedera¬ 
tion  of  Labour . 

American  Federation  of  Labour 

only  (1) . 

Congress  of  Industrial  Organiza¬ 
tions  only  (2) . 

International  railway  brotherhoods 
Other  unaffiliated  international 

unions . 

Lnaffiliated  national  and  regional 
and  local  unions . 


851 

681 


445 

54 

9 

365 

89 

581 


264,910 

96,361 


99,801 

9,290 

2,500 

40,307 

58,627 

95,620 


Totals .  6,673  1,268,207 

r  total  union  membership  in  Canada  affi¬ 

liated  with  the  American  Federation  of  Labour  is  the 


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s,u™  °fT  *he  membership  of  these  unions  and  the 
AFL-TLC  unions — 502,821,  at  Jan.  1,  1955. 

(2)  The  total  union  membership  in  Canada  affi¬ 
liated  with  the  Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations 
is  the  sum  of  the  membership  of  these  unions  and  the 
CIO-CCL  unions —  267,410,  at  Jan.  1,  1955. 

Land  Surveyors  In  Canada 

THE  CANADIAN  INSTITUTE  OF  SURVEYING 
AND  PHOTOGRAMMETRY 

President ,  Marcel  Ste  Marie,  63  Main  St.,  Hull, 
P.Q.;  Secretary-Treasurer ,  R.  P.  Shaw,  P.O.  Box  5?! 
Westboro,  Ont.;  Secretary  to  Council ,  Miss  C.  M. 
Hatton;  Organ,  The  Canadian  Surveyor:  Editor, 
E.  J.  Jones,  Ottawa. 

CORPORATION  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President ,  Hesketh  Roberts,  Vancouver;  Secretary- 
Treasurer ,  H.  S.  Beckton,  605  Courtney  St.,  Victoria, 
B.C. 

THE  ASSOCIATION  OF  ALBERTA  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President ,  W.  D.  Usher,  Edmonton;  Secretary , 
J.  H.  Holloway,  Rm.  401,  Alberta  Block,  Edmonton! 

ASSOCIATION  OF  MANITOBA  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President ,  R.  G.  Cairns,  Winnipeg;  Secretary- 
Treasurer ,  G.  E.  G.  Weber,  Survey  Room,  Land 
Titles  Office,  Winnipeg. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  ONTARIO  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President ,  J.  E.  Jackson,  Toronto;  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer,  B.  F.  Davies,  Room  55,  171  Yonge  St.,  Toronto, 

QUEBEC  LAND  SURVEYORS’  CORPORATION 

CORPORATION  DES  ARPENTEURS-GEOMETRE8  DE 
LA  PROVINCE  DE  QUEBEC 

President ,  Paul  Savard,  Quebec;  Secretary- Treas¬ 
urer,  Emilien  Pouliot,  P.O.  Box  152,  Quebec  4. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President,  W.  F.  Roberts,  Fredericton;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  H.  E.  Tait,  Fredericton. 


Law  Societies  In  Canada 

THE  CANADIAN  BAR  ASSOCIATION 

P.C°nQ.CV  LLD^MP*’  Rt'  H°n'  L'  S-  St'  Laurent- 
jJtic"0""^  Pres^ent’  ^he  Hon-  The  Minister  of 

Gen^f7tKfnSJS-Tlle  ^  Att—ys- 

stpw!!dMf;nw,pp.atchlS0n'  Q-c" 215  st- Jamea 

j-  ,  .  ,  Vice-Presidents  for  the  Provinces 
Victoria  Columbm’  R •  A-  Wootton,  701  Yates  Street, 

BSaalgaJ;  H'  MUvain'  Q’C”  55  Hollingsworth 

Saskachewan,  R.  M.  Balfour,  Q.C.,  McCallum  Hill 
151  dg.,  Regina. 

Bl^rwtnipeg.'-  R’  DeaC°n'  Q-C"  212  A~ 

Ontario,  G.  A.  McGillivray,  Q.C.,  35  Yonge  St., 
1  oronto. 

Quebec,  John  L.  O’Brien,  Q.C.,  507  Place  d’Armes 
Montreal.  ’ 

New  Brunswick,  A.  B.  Gilbert,  Q.C.,  94  Prince 
William  St.,  Samt  John. 

Nova  Scotia,  C.  P.  Bethune,  Q.C.,  City  Hall 
Halifax. 

Prince  Edward  Island,  D.  O.  Stewart  Q  C 
Summerside.  ’  ’’ 

Newfoundland,  J.  A.  Barron,  Q.C.,  Temple  Bids- 
Duckworth  St.,  St.  John’s.  B-’ 

Registrar,  Renault  St.  Laurent,  Q.C.,  Price  House 
Quebec.  ’ 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Ronald  C.  Merriam  88 
Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa. 

THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Treasurer,  Elmore  Meredith,  Q.C.,  Suite  800  789 
W.  Pender  St.,  Vancouver;  Secretary,  Alfred  Watts, 
Court  House,  Vancouver. 


ASSOCIATION  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President,  R.  E.  Dickie,  Halifax;  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer,  W.  A.  Snook,  111  Edward  Street,  Halifax,  N.S. 

ASSOCIATION  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND  LAND  SURVEYORS 

President,  W.  F.  Canning,  St.  John’s;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  J.  H.  Burridge,  377  South  Side  Rd.,  St. 
John’s. 

SASKATCHEWAN  LAND  SURVEYORS’  ASSOCIATION 

President,  D.  A.  Ferguson,  Saskatoon;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Max  Viminitz,  242N.  Halifax  St.,  Regina. 

Last  Post  Fund 

A  Patriotic  society  organized  with  the  purpose  of 
seeing  that  no  ex-service  member  of  British  Empire 
Forces  shall  suffer  pauper  burial  and  oblivion  at 
death. 

Dominion  President,  Commodore  Paul  W.  Earl. 
Dominion  Secretary-Treasurer  General,  Miss  Kath¬ 
leen  Cobbett. 

Dominion  and  Quebec  Headquarters,  Suite  313-314, 
1254  Bishop  St.,  Montreal  25. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Quebec  Branch,  Eric  Loyd. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Ontario  Branch,  G.  U.  Mills, 
41  Isabella  Street,  Toronto;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Manitoba  Branch,  Lt.-Col.  J.  M.  McGown,  356  Main 
St.,  Winnipeg;  Secretary-Tresurer,  Saskatchewan  Bran¬ 
ch,  W.  D.  Dewar,  c/o  Public  Library,  Saskatoon;  Hon. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Southern  Alberta  Branch,  S.  H. 
Daines,  c/o  City  Hall,  Calgary;  Hon.  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Northern  Alberta  Branch,  George  Gleave, 
Memorial  Hall,  Edmonton;  Secretary-Treasurer,  B.C. 
Branch,  R.  V.  Waters,  629  Standard  Bank  Bldg., 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Local  Representatives:  Norman  W.  Lowther,  86 
Great  George  St.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.;  Major 
Wm.  C.  Borrett,  310  Barrington  Street,  Halifax,  N.S., 
A.  T.  Wilson,  586  Harding  St.,  Lancaster,  N.B. 

U.S.A.  Branches — Secretaries:  C.  L.  Wail,  2219 
Russell  St.,  Berkeley  5,  Calif.;  Duncan  W.  Drucquer, 
11175  Valley  Spring  Place,  North  Hollywood,  Cal. 

The  Laurentian  Forest  Protective  Association  Limited 

126  St.  Peter  St.,  Quebec. 

Manager,  P.  W.  MacKay. 


THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  ALBERTA 

President,  E.  J.  Chambers,  Q.C.,  Calgary;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  N.  J.  McNeill,  Q.C.,  6th  floor,  Anglo- 
American  Bldg.,  Calgary. 

THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  MANITOBA 

President,  H.  S.  Scarth,  Q.C. ;  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer  and  Editor,  G.  P.  R.  Tallin,  Q.C.,  Law  Courts, 
Winnipeg  1;  Librarian  and  Assistant  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer,  R.  J.  Russell,  Law  Courts,  Winnipeg  1. 

THE  BARRISTERS’  SOCIETY  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 

President,  R.  D.  Mitton,  Q.C.,  Moncton;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  A.  McF.  Limerick,  Q.C.,  Fredericton. 

THE  SAINT  JOHN  LAW  SOCIETY 

President,  A.  W.  Whelly,  Secretary-Treasurer, 
George  T.  Clark,  76  Prince  William  St.,  Saint  John 
N.B. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  BARRISTERS'  SOCIETY 

President,  P.  L.  Judge,  Q.C.,  Halifax;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  T.  K.  Bentley,  Halifax 

LAW  SOCIETY  OF  UPPER  CANADA 

Treasurer — Cyril  F.  H.  Carson,  Q.C. 

Secretary — W.  Earl  Smith,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  Osgoode 
Hall,  Toronto. 

Chief  Librarian — Geo.  A.  Johnston,  Q.C.,  B.A.. 
LL.B. 

Librarian,  Phillips-Stewart  Library — Beryl  Lea. 

Editor  of  Law  Reports,  A.  B.  Harvey,  Q.C.,  B.C.L., 
M.A. 

THE  COUNTY  OF  YORK  LAW  ASSOCIATION 

President,  N.  L.  Mathews,  Q.C.,  372  Bay  St.; 
Treasurer,  Nathan  Phillips,  Q.C.,  111  Richmond  St. 
W. ;  Secretary,  J.  T.  Gow,  Q.C.,  25  King  St.  W.,  all 
of  Toronto. 

LAW  SOCIETY  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

President,  Donald  O.  Stewart,  QC.,  Summerside; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  John  P.  Nicholson,  Charlotte¬ 
town. 

THE  BAR  OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 
General  Council 

Bdtonnier,  John  G.  Ahern,  Q.C.;  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer,  Charles  Coderre,  Q.C.,  159  Craig  St.  West, 
Room  608,  Montreal,  Que. 

Montreal,  John  G.  Ahem,  Q.C.;  Quebec,  Paul 
Lesage,  Q.C.;  Trois-Rivieres,  Raoul  Provencher, 
Q.C.;  St.  Francis,  G5rard  Lacoureieire ;  Richelieu 


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Jean-Paul  Cossette;  Bas  St.  Laurent ,  Blaise  Fournier; 
Arthabaska ,  Marcel  Marier;  Bedford ,  Jean-Jacques 
Bertrand,  Q.C.;  Saguenay ,  Raoul  Gagnon,  Q.C.; 
Laurentides,  Raymond  Raymond;  Hull,  Harold  J. 
Maloney,  Q.C.;  Abitibi ,  Charles-N.  Barbds. 

THE  BAR  OF  MONTREAL 

Bdtonnier,  John  G.  Ahern,  Q.C.  Syndic ,  Ignace-J. 
Deslauriers,  Q.C.;  Treasurer,  HugL  O’Donnell,  Q.C. ; 
Secretary,  G6rard  Lagani  re. 

Librarian  and  Acting  Secretary -Treasurer,  Robert 
L6veque,  Q.C.,  Court  House. 

THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 

President,  E.  D.  Noonan,  Q.C.,  Regina;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  E.  M.  Miller,  Q.C.,  Court  House, 
Regina. 

THE  SOCIETY  OF  NOTARIES  PUBLIC  OF 
BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

751  Granville  St.,  Vancouver  2,  B.C. 
President,  Harry  Hargreaves;  Secretary-Treasurer , 
A.  S.  Matthew,  M.L.A. 

BOARD  OF  NOTARIES  OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 

(Chambre  de  Notaires  de  la  Province  de  Quebec) 
President,  Emile  Deluge,  Notary,  Quebec;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer ,  Arthur  Courtois,  Notary,  New  Court 
House,  Montreal,  Syndic,  Emile  Boiteau,  Notary, 
405  St.  Jean,  Quebec;  Inspector  of  Records,  G.  A. 
Terrault,  Notary,  New  Court  House,  Montreal. 

The  Life  Insurance  Institute  of  Canada 

President,  G.  Ryrie,  North  American  Life  As¬ 
surance,  Toronto;  Secretary,  D.  E.  Weaver,  Mutual 
Life  Assurance  Co.  of  Canada,  Waterloo,  Ontario. 

The  Life  Underwriters  Association  of  Canada 

President,  C.  W.  Mealing  C.L.U.,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Executive  Vice-President,  L.  W.  Dunstall,  224  Rich¬ 
mond  St.  W.,  Toronto;  Secretary,  A.  W.  Lingard, 
224  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto. 

The  Institute  of  Chartered  Life  Underwriters 
The  educational  organization  of  the  L.U.A.  of  C. 
Chairman  of  the  Executive  Council:  G.  L.  Francis, 
C.L.U.,  c/o  Great  West  Life,  66  King  Street  West, 
Toronto:  Secretary  of  the  Executive  Council:  Margaret 
Wright.,  224  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto  2B. 


Lions  Clubs 

LIONS  INTERNATIONAL 

209  N.  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago  I,  Ill,.  U.S.A. 

International  President,  Humberto  Valenzuela, 
Santiago,  Chile,  U.S.A. 

Board  of  International  Relations,  W.  Mansel  Ketchen 
1046  Cherribell  Rd.,  Port  Credit,  Ont. 

International  Director,  William  Garner,  63  Mary  St., 
Barrie,  Ont. 

INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  LIONS  CLUBS 
(CANADA) 

President,  T.  J.  Forsyth,  1223-7th  Ave.,  N.  Sask* 
atoon,  Sask. 

Secretary,  Colin  C.  Brown,  Box  140,  Fort  Erie,  Ont. 

Canadian  Directors,  Stewart  A,  Adams,  Calgary, 
Alta.;  Alfred  E.  Cadman,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Edgar 
Escott,  St.John’s,  Nfld.;  J.  D.  Fleming,  Dundas,  Ont.; 
Andrew  G.  Gunter,  St.  John,  N.B.;  Wilfred  Munton, 
West  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Jack  Robertson,  Brandon, 
Man.;  Cliff  Simms,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Nostrand  Sprague, 
Trenton,  Ont. 

Canadian  Headquarters  Frontenac  Arms  Hotel, 
306  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary, 
Bruce  M.  Malcolm. 


The  Lord’s  Day  Alliance  of  Canada 

General  Secretary,  Rev.  A.  S.  McGrath,  B.A. 
Toronto;  Treasurer,  Mr.  J.  G.  Coburn.  Head  Office, 
Room  542,  17  Queen  St.  E.,  Toronto;  Field  Secre- 
arties;  Western  Ontario,  Rev.  C.  Wesley  Cope,  B.A., 
B.D.,  40  Victoria  Cresc.,  Brantford,  Ont.;  Eastern 
Ont.  and  Que.,  Rev.  A.  B.  Casselman,  B.A.,  Atholl 
Doune  Dr.,  Aylmer,  P .Q. ;  Atlantic  Provinces,  Manitoba, 
Saskatchewan,  Alberta  and  British  Columbia,  appoint¬ 
ments  pending. 


Loyal  Orange  Association 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  BRITISH  AMERICA 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  W.  C.  V.  Martin,  Alma  St., 
Saint  John,  N.B.;  Grand  Secretary  Gordon  Keyes, 
55  Queen  St.  East,  Toronto  1,  Grand  Treasurer,  T. 
H  Addy,  39  Chester  Ave.,  Toronto  6. 

LADIES  ORANGE  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION 
OF  BRITISH  AMERICA 

Grand  Mistress,  Mrs.  Melda  Sutherland,  922 
Barrington  St.,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Grand  Secretary,  Miss 
Anna  Grier,  Burritt’s  Rapids,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  LODGES 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  BRITI8H  COLUMBIA 
Grand  Master,  A.  Calhoun,  621-lst  St.,  New 
Westminster;  Grand  Secretary,  H.  M.  Bruton,  2646 
Haywood  Ave.,  Holly  burn;  Grand  Treasurer,  C.  H. 
Gibson,  3222  W.  35th  Ave.,  Vancouver  13. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  ALBERTA 

Grand  Master,  William  J.  Grasby,  4929-50th 
Avenue,  Red  Deer;  Grand  Secretary,  Alfred  T.  God¬ 
win,  1440-8th  Street,  N.W.,  Calgary;  Grand  Treas¬ 
urer,  G.  McChesney,  Red  Deer. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 
Grand  Master,  R.  G.  Heron,  Moose  Jaw;  Grand 
Secretary,  Geo.  H.  D.  Jamieson,  Box  166,  Nokomis; 
Grand  Treasurer,  Major  W.  A.  Adams,  Wapella 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  MANITOBA 

Grand  Master,  Peter  Anderson,  St.  Agathe;  Grand 
Secretary,  L.  E.  Deering,  Box  148  Winnipeg;  Grand 
Treasurer,  J.  A.  Peam,  Box  148,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  ONTARIO  WEST 

Grand  Master,  Carl  W.  Smith,  73  Queen  St.  N., 
Kitchener;  Grand  Secretary,  James  Jackson,  229- 
4th  St.  E.,  Owen  Sound,  Ont.;  Grand  Treasurer, 
W.  H.  Dawson,  18  Norfolk  St.  N.  Hamilton. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  ONTARIO  EAST 

Grand  Master,  J.  E.  Magladry,  Ottawa;  Grand 
Secretary,  Leroy  Heaney,  16 34  McDougal  Ave., 
Ottawa;  Grand  Treasurer,  C.  H.  Wood,  241  Johnson 
St.,  Kingston,  Ont. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  QUEBEC 
Grand  Master,  W.  E.  Atkins,  Bury;  Grand  Secretary, 
George  N.  Argue,  374  Empire  Ave.,  Greenfield  Park, 
Montreal  23;  Grand  Treasurer,  R.  H.  Butler,  5025  W. 
Broadway,  Montreal  29. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Grand  Master,  Arnold  J.  Slaney,  Meductic; 
Grand  Secretary,  Roy  N.  Stableford,  Sussex;  Grand 
Treasurer,  M.  W.  Parke,  Grand  Bay. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 
Grand  Master,  Joseph  Dawe,  Sydney;  Grand 
Secretary,  Albert  Hussey.  25  Duncan  St.,  Glace  Bay. 
Grand  Treasurer,  H.  J.  Chant,  Glace  Bay. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Grand  Master,  P.  G.  MacEachern,  Charlottetown. 
Grand  Secretary,  John  A.  Murray,  Clyde  River,  Grand 
Treasurer,  R.  W.  Betton,  Miscouche. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

Grand  Master,  Isaac  Dawe,  J.P.,  Cupids;  Grand 
Secretary,  R.  J.  Smith,  Cupids;  Grand  Treasurer, 
Howard  Collins,  St.  John’s. 

Loyal  True  Blue  Association 

Supreme  Grand  Mistress,  Mrs.  May  Bunting,  218 
Coxwell  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Supreme  Grand  Secre¬ 
tary,  Mrs.  Marjorie  Hoidge,  31  Victor  Ave.,  Mimico, 
Toronto  14;  Supreme  Grand  Treasurer,  Miss  L.  V. 
Connor,  1621  Mt.  Pleasant  Rd„  Toronto,  Ont. 

Manchester  Unity,  I.O.O.F. 

Grand  Lodge  of  Ontario 
Grand  Master,  E.  Soper;  Provincial  Correspond¬ 
ing  Secretary,  Robt.  Brown,  665  Dovercourt  Rd., 
Toronto;  Provincial  Treasurer,  George  Bull,  42  Fern 
Ave.,  Toronto. 

Masonic  Order 

GRAND  LODGE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA  A.F.  AND  A.M. 

Grand  Master,  Robt.  G.  Large,  Prince  Rupert; 
Grand  Treasurer,  J.  Russell  Oliver,  Vancouver;  Grand 
Secretary,  J.  H.  N.  Morgan,  692  Seymour  Street, 
Vancouver. 


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643 


GRAND  LODGE  OF  ALBERTA  A.F.  AND  A.M. 

brand  Master,  S.  Carl  Heckbert  (24)  Vermilion; 
" rand  Ireasurer,  Leslie  J.  Rosling  (9)  Calgary 
Grand  Secretary,  E.  Ii.  Rivers  (51),  Masonic  Temple, 
Calgary,  Grand  Registrar,  A.  Black  (14),  Edmonton. 


GRAND  LODGE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN  A.F.  AND  A  M 

Grand  Master,  J.  H.  Cuddington,  Bienfait;  Grand 
Treasurer,  W.  J.  Smith,  15  Cornwall  Court,  Regina- 
Grand  Secretary,  Robt.  A.  Tate,  P.O.  Box  246  Regina. 

GRAND  LODGE  OF  MANITOBA  A.F.  AND  A.M. 

,„?:rar}d  Master,  Robert  E.  Emmett,  St.  James, 
(Winnipeg  12);  Grand  Treasurer,  John  P.  Mowat, 
Winnipeg;  Grand  Secretary,  Tkos.  C.  Jackson, 
Masonic  Temple,  Donald  &  Ellice,  Winnipeg. 


GRAND  LODGE  A.F.  AND  A.M.  OF  CANADA,  IN 
THE  PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 

Grand  Master,  Bishop  W.  L.  Wright,  Sault  Ste. 
Mane;  Grand  Treas.,  M.  W.  Bro  W.  J.  Dunlop, 
Toronto;  Grand  Secretary,  R.  W.  Bro.  E.  G.  Dixon, 
Drawer  217,  Hamilton. 


GRAND  LODGE  OF  QUEBEC  A.F.  AND  A.M. 

Grand  Master,  M.  W.  Bro.  D.  L.  Witter;  Grand 
Treasurer,  R.  W.  Bro.  J.  M.  Dever;  Grand  Secretary 
R.  W.  Bro.  R.  W.  Louthood,  1559  St.  Mark  St. 
Montreal;  Senior  Grand  Warden,  D.  H.  Galbraith, 
Sherbrooke. 


GRAND  LODGE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK  A.F.  AND  A.M. 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  Dr.  Arthur  E.  Coleman,  Saint 
John;  Grand  Treasurer,  Kenneth  R.  Nelson,  Saint 
John;  Grand  Secretary,  Robert  D.  Magee,  Masonic 
Temple,  Saint  John,  P.O.  Box  430. 

GRAND  LODGE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA  A.F.  AND  A.M. 

Grand  Master,  Dr.  J.  S.  Munro,  North  Sydney; 
Grand  Treasurer,  E.  W.  W.  Sim,  Freemasons  Hall, 
Halifax;  Grand  Secretary,  R.  V.  Harris,  Q.C.,  Free¬ 
masons  Hall,  Barrington  St.,  Halifax. 

GRAND  LODGE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 
A.F.  AND  A.M. 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  Ernest  C.  Evans,  Charlotte¬ 
town;  Grand  Treasurer,  Floyd  Drake,  Charlottetown; 
Grand  Secretary ,  F .  A.  Van  Iderstine,  P.O.  Box  112, 
Charlottetown. 


Royal  Arch  Masons  of  Canada 

Grand  Chapter  of  Canada,  Grand  Z:  John  Loftus 
House,  14  Pearson  Ave.,  Toronto  Ont. ;  Grand  Scribe  E 
{Grand  Secretary):  Fred  J.  Johnson;  Office:  712  Temple 
Building,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M  of  British  Columbia,  Grand 
Scribe  E:  E.  B.  Baker,  Room  103-603  W.  Hastings  St., 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M.  of  Alberta,  Grand  Scribe  E: 
F.  J.  Hand,  1717-28  Ave.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M.  of  Saskatchewan,  Grand 
Scribe  E:  Alfred  A.  Wilson,  2223  Rae  St.,  Regina, 
Sask. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M.  of  Manitoba,  Grand  Scribe 
C.  J.  Hutchins,  15  Crowson  Bay  Fort  Garry.,  Win¬ 
nipeg. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M.  of  Quebec,  Grand  Scribe  E: 
H.  Pickering,  1559  St.  Mark  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M.  of  New  Brunswick.  Grand 
Scribe  E:  Roy  E.  Crawford,  P.O.  Box  184  Masonic 
Temple,  St.  John,  N.B. 

Grand  Chapter,  R.A.M.  of  Nova  Scotia,  Grand 
Secretary:  Harold  F.  Sipprell,  Box  555,  Wolfville,  N.S. 


Royal  and  Select  Masters  of  Ontario 
Grand  Council 

Grand  Master,  W.  J.  S.  Southcombe,  357  Davis 
Street,  Sarnia;  Grand  Recorder,  Wm.  K.  Herd,  27 
Langden  Ave.,  Toronto,  9. 


local  councils 
with  Recorders 


Adoniram  Council,  No.  2,  Toronto,  Recorder:  J.  W. 
Woodland,  595  St  Clair  Ave.  W. 

Nineveh  Council,  No.  S,  St.  Thomas,  Recorder:  E. 
J.  F.  Gellatly,  19  Regent  St. 

Riblah  Council,  No.  6,  Sarnia,  Recorder:  E.  J. 
Marshall,  581  Cathcart  Blvd. 

Pyramid  No.  7,  Niagara  Falls:  N.  J.  Penwarden, 
216  River  Rd.,  Welland. 

Salem  Council,  No.  9,  Brantford,  Recorder:  R.  W.  E. 
McFadden,  4  Hart  St.,  Brantford,  Ont. 

Enoch  Council,  No.  10,  London,  Recorder:  E. 

Chamberlain,  186  Huron  St. 


Babylon  Council,  No.  11,  Chatham,  Recorder:  L.  H. 
Veale,  175  Thames  St. 

Essex  Council,  No.  12,  Windsor,  Recorder:  T.  W. 
Appleby,  2193  Windermere  Rd. 

Golden  Star  Council,  No.  18,  Dryden,  Recorder: 
John  A.  Cox,  P.O.  Box  523,  Dryden. 
t  Pff,'wfRtng  Council  N o.  1  Sault  Ste  Marie,  Recorder: 
J.  G.  Cameron,  138  Upton  Rd. 

Zabud  Council  No.  15,  Bellville,  Recorder:  W  J 
Doig,  R.R.  No.  3,  Belleville. 

Royal  and  Select  Masters  of 
The  Western  Jurisdiction  of  Canada 
(covering  Manitoba,  Saskatchewan,  Alberta  and 
British  Columbia) 

GRAND  COUNCIL 

Grand  Recorder:  M.  M.  Downey,  11043-90th 
Avenue,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Royal  and  Select  Masters  of 
The  Eastern  Jurisdiction  of  Canada 
(covering  Quebec,  Nfld.,  P.E.I.,  N.B.,  and  N.S.) 

GRAND  COUNCIL 

Grand  Recorder:  Reginald  V.  Harris,  P.O.  Box  522 
Halifax,  N.S. 


The  Masonic  and  Military  Orders  of 
Knights  of  The  Red  Cross  of  Constantine, 
K.H.S.  and  St.  John  The  Evangelist 
Grand  Imperial  Conclave  of  Canada 
Grand  Sovereign,  F.  E.  Simmons,  678  Kildonan  Ave 
Winnipeg,  5,  Man.;  Grand  Recorder,  V.  L.  Mutton 
6  Glenholme  Ave.,  Toronto,  10. 

The  following  are  the  Conclaves  in  Canada,  with 
Recorders; 

McLeod  Moore  Conclave,  No.  1,  Saint  John,  N.B. 
Recorder:  James  S.  Hoyt,  Westfield  Centre,  ’  Kings 
Co.,  N.B.  ” 

Huron  Conclave,  No.  2,  London,  Ont.,  Recorder: 
Russell  A.  Bond,  408  Wellington  St.,  Sarnia. 

Holy  Land  Conclave,  No.  3,  Toronto,  Ont.,  Recorder: 
J.  W.  Woodland,  595  St.  Clair  Ave.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

St.  James  Conclave,  No.  4,  Brockville,  Ont.,  Recorder: 
William  F.  Warner,  171  James  St.  East,  Brockville. 

Taylor  Conclave,  No.  5,  Edmonton,  Alta.,  Recorder: 
Major  C.  W.  Lilley,  11030-81st  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

Selkirk  Conclave,  No.  6,  Winnipeg,  Man.,  Recorder: 
John  France-Hughes,  133  Campbell  St.,  Winnipeg. 

Royal  Edward  Conclave.  No.  8,  Halifax,  N.S., 
Recorder:  Reginald  V.  Harris,  P.O.  Box  522,  Halifax. 

St.  John  Conclave,  No.  11,  Windsor,  Ont.,  Recorder: 
Fred  N.  Heuchan,  2020  Lorraine  Ave.,  Windsor,  Ont. 

Conestoga  Conclave,  No.  12,  Kitchener,  Ont.,  Recorder: 
Roy  Cooper,  68  Lancaster  St.  West,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

Bedford  Conclave,  No.  13,  Sutton,  P.Q.;  Recorder, 
Hale  C.  Reid,  Sutton,  P.Q. 

Saskatchewan  Conclave.  No.  14,  Regina,  Sask.; 
Recorder,  J.  O.  Clarke,  365  Leopold  Cresc.,  Regina. 

Moore  Conclave,  No.  15,  Peterborough,  Ont.; 
Recorder,  L.  F.  Dyer,  312  Frederick  Ave.,  Peter¬ 
borough,  Ont. 

Ancient  Arabic  Order  of  The  Nobles  of 
The  Mystic  Shrine  for  North  America 
AAOMS  Temples  in  Canada 
Gizeh  Temple,  Recorder:  W.  M.  Meston,  940 
Richards  St.,  Vancouver  13,  B.C. 

Al  Azhar  Temple,  Recorder:  Alfred  W.  Trickey,  506 
Seventeenth  Ave.,  W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Wa  Wa  Temple,  Recorder:  Len  J.  Chase,  2065 
Hamilton  St.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Khartum  Temple,  Recorder:  Geo.  J.  Findlay,  529 
Wellington  Cresc.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Rameses  Temple,  Recorder:  Henry  Tough,  1  Dun¬ 
bar  Rd.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

Mocha  Temple,  Recorder:  Frank  E.  Harley,  240 
St.  George  St.,  London,  Ont. 

Karnak  Temple,  Recorder:  Robt.  M.  McCarroll, 
1559  St.  Mark  St.,  Montreal  25,  P.Q. 

Luxor  Temple,  Recorder:  Henry  D.  Hopkins,  Box 
475,  St.  John,  N.B. 

Philae  Temple,  Recorder:  G.  L.  Burrows,  P.O.  Box 
462,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Master  Printers’  and  Bookbinders’  Association 
of  Toronto 


President ,  C.  N.  Parkinson,  W.  J.  Gage  Co.  Ltd., 
84  Spadina  Ave.,  Toronto  2-B,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treas ., 
Mr.  William  B.  Hanna.  Address ,  c/o  Htho-P^ini 
Ltd.,  120  Duke  St.,  Toronto, 


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[  1956 


Meat  Packers  Council  of  Canada 

President,  G.  A.  Schell,  Canada  Packers  Ltd., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Managing  Director,  E.  S.  Manning, 
200  Bay  St.,  Toronto;  Secretary,  H.  K.  Leckie,  200 
Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

Medical  Organizations 

THE  MEDICAL  COUNCIL  OF  CANADA 
(Grants  qualification  of  L.M.C.C.  Licentiates  are 
eligible  for  licence  in  all  provinces  without  further 
examination). 

President,  H.  H.  Hepburn,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  (c), 
Edmonton,  Alta. 
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Office,  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  LICENSING  BODIES 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  Alberta 
Registrar,  Dr.  W.  Bramley-Moore,  501  Alexandra 
Block,  Edmonton. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  British 
Columbia,  Registrar,  Dr.  Lynn  Gunn,  1807  W. 
10th  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  Mani¬ 
toba,  Registrar,  Dr.  M.  T.  Macfarland,  604 
Medical  Arts  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

Medical  Council  of  New  Brunswick,  Registrar, 
Dr.  J.  M.  Barry,  182  Princess  St.,  Saint  John. 
Provincial  Medical  Board  of  Nova  Scotia, 
Registrar,  Dr.  H.  L.  Seammell,  Dalhousie  Uni¬ 
versity,  Halifax,  N.S. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  Ontario. 
Registrar,  Dr.  R.  T.  Noble,  174  St.  George  St., 
Toronto. 

The  Medical  Council  of  Prince  Edward  Island 
Registrar,  R.  G.  Lea,  M.D.,  Charlottetown. 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  the 
province  of  Quebec,  Registrar,  Dr.  Jean  Paquin, 
1896  Dorchester  St.  West,  Montreal. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  Saskat¬ 
chewan  (Canadian  Medical  Association,  Saskat¬ 
chewan  Division),  Registrar,  G.  W.  Peacock,  M.D., 
415  Birks  Bldg.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Newfoundland  Medical  Board,  Registrar,  Dr. 
Cluny  Macpherson,  Box  E5121,  St.  Johns’,  Nfld, 


PRINCIPAL  VOLUNTARY  MEDICAL 
ASSOCIATIONS 

Canadian  Medical  Association,  General  Secretary, 
Dr.  A.  D.  Kelly,  150  St.  George  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont, 

Provincial  Divisions  of  the  Canadian  Medical 
Association 

British  Columbia  Division,  Executive  Secretary, 
Dr.  G.  Gordon  Ferguson,  1807  W.  10th  Ave., 
Vancouver. 

Alberta  Division,  Hon.  Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr. 
W.  Bramley-Moore,  501  Alexandra  Block,  Edmon¬ 
ton. 

Saskatchewan  Division,  Secretary,  Dr.  Geo.  W. 

Peacock,  415  Birks  Bldg.,  Saskatoon. 

Manitoba  Division,  Executive  Secretary,  Dr.  M.  T. 

Macfarland,  604  Medical  Arts  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 
Ontario  Division,  Executive  Secretary,  Dr.  Glenn  I. 
Sawyer,  244  St.  George  St.,  Toronto  5. 

Quebec  Division,  Hon.  Secretary,  Dr.  G.  W.  Hal- 
penny,  718  Medical  Arts  Bldg.,  Montreal. 

Nova  Scotia  Division,  Secretary,  Dr.  M.  R.  Mac¬ 
donald,  Victoria  General  Hosp.,  Halifax. 

New  Brunswick  Division,  Secretary,  Dr.  F.  L. 

Whitehead,  East  Riverside,  N.  B. 
Newfoundland  Division,  Secretary  Treasurer,  Dr. 

P.  O’D.  Gallagher,  11  Forest  Rd.,  St.  John’s. 
Prince  Edward  Island  Division,  Hon.  Secretary, 
Dr.  T.  A.  Laidlaw,  170  Fitzroy  St.,  Charlottetown. 

Royal  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of 
Canada,  Honorary  Secretary,  Dr.  James  H.  Graham, 
150  Metcalfe  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


association  of  french  speaking  physicians 

OF  CANADA 

(Association  des  M6decins  de  langue  franijaise) 
Secretary,  Dr.  Hermile  Trudel.,  326  St.  Joseph 
Blvd.  E.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Canadian  Ophthalmological  Society,  President, 
Dr.  Henri  Pichette,  425  Rue  St.  Jean,  Quebec  P.Q.; 
Secretary,  Dr.  R.  G.  C.  Kelly,  90  St.  Clair  Ave.  W., 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Dr.  Benjamin  Alexander, 
Medical  Arts  Bldg.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Medical  Society  of  Quebec,  Secretary,  Dr.  Georges 
Drouin,  610  St.  Jean,  Quebec. 

Canadian  Public  Health  Association,  Secretary, 
Dr.  G.  W.  O.  Moss,  150  College  Street,  Toronto  5, 
Ont. 

Canadian  Association  of  Occupational  Therapy, 
331  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

President,  Dr.  H.  Hoyle  Campbell,  280  Bloor  St. 
W.,  Toronto;  Secretary,  Mrs.  L.  C.  Smith;  Treas¬ 
urer,  Miss  Lorna  Bartley. 

The  following  societies  are  affiliated  with  the  Canadian 
Association  of  Occupational  Therapy: 

British  Columbia  Association  of  Occupational 
therapy,  Secretary,  Miss  Frances  M.  Robertson, 
Woodlands  School,  New  Westminster. 

Alberta  Society  of  Occupational  Therapy,  Secre¬ 
tary,  Miss  Katherine  Goodwin,  Cerebral  Palsy 
Clinic,  11507-74th  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

Ontario  Society  of  Occupational  Therapy',  Secre¬ 
tary,  Miss  Margaret  Grothier,  Kingston  General 
Hospital,  Kingston. 

Quebec  Society  of  Occupational  Therapy,  Secre¬ 
tary,  Miss  Gwyneth  MacKenzie,  Montreal  Re¬ 
habilitation  Institute,  6265  Hudson  Rd.,  Montreal. 
Nova  Scotia  Society  of  Occupational  Therapy, 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Jean  Smith,  136  Summit  St., 
Halifax. 

Ontario  Neuro-Psychiatric  Association,  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Dr.  T.  A.  Sweet,  Assistant  Superinten¬ 
dent,  Ontario  Hospital,  Whitby. 

Canadian  Chiropractic  Association 
President,  Dr.  G.  H.  Young,  751  Granville  St., 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr.  J.  Schnick,  101  John  St. 
S.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Provincial  Chiropractic  Boards  or  Associations 
W ith  Secretaries 

Alberta,  Dr.  H.  H.  W.  Beyerstein,  Camrose. 

British  Columbia,  Mr.  J.  S.  Burton,  404  Randall  Bldg., 
535  W.  Georgia  St.,  Vancouver. 

Manitoba,  Dr.  A.  B.  Garrett,  633  Somerset  Bldg., 
Winnipeg. 

Saskatchewan,  Dr.  W.  W.  Johnstone,  214  Broder 
Bldg.,  Regina. 

Quebec,  Dr.  C.  R.  Lessard,  718  rue  Ste  Genevieve, 
Trois  Rivieres. 

Maritimes,  Dr.  Albert  Short,  Royal  Bank  Bldg.. 
New  Glasgow,  N.S. 

Ontario,  Dr.  J.  Ellison,  69  Bloor  St.  E.,  Toronto. 
Canadian  Memorial  Chiropractic  College 
252  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

President,  Dr.  James  A.  Price. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr.  H.  K.  Lee. 

Administrative  Dean,  Dr.  A.  E.  Homewood. 
Registrar,  Mr.  H.  B.  Stevens. 

Ontario  Chiropractic  Association 
President,  Dr.  D.  McMillan,  13  Burgar  St., 
Welland. 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr.  John  Schnick,  101  John 
St.  S.,  Hamilton. 

Osteopathic  Boards  or  Associations 
With  Secretaries 

Canadian  Osteopathic  Association,  Miss  Joyce  Currie 
609  Medical  Arts  Bldg. 

Montreal  25,  Que. 

Provincial  Affiliates 

British  Columbia,  Dr.  Wm.  C.  Atkinson,  1120  Van¬ 
couver  Block,  Vancouver. 

Manitoba,  Dr.  L.  B.  Mason,  458  Montague  Ave. 
Winnipeg. 

Quebec,  Dr.  F.  G.  Marshall,  923  Medical  Arts  Bldg.. 
Montreal  25. 

Saskatchewan,  Dr.  Doris  M.  Tanner,  2228  Albert  St., 
Regina. 


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Ontario ,  Dr.  A.  Victor  DeJardine,  34  Bank  of  Toronto 
Bldg.,  205  Yonge  St.,  Toronto. 

Physicians’  Services  Inc.,  2221  Yonge  St.,  Toronto 
Ont.;  President ,  Dr.  R.  M.  Anderson,  Belle¬ 
ville,  Ont.;  General  Manager ,  W.  Stewart  Major. 

This  is  a  non-profit  Corporation,  sponsored  by 
the  Ontario  Medical  Association  and  chartered  by 
the  Province  of  Ontario.  Its  purpose  is  to  provide 
the  people  of  Ontario  with  medical  care  on  a 
prepayment  or  budget  basis  by  means  of  monthly 
payroll  deductions.  At  the  present  time  these 
services  are  available  only  to  business  and  in¬ 
dustrial  organizations,  on  a  group  enrolment  basis. 

Associated  Medical  Services  Incorporated,  615 
Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  President,  Dr.  H.  W.  Baker, 
Woodstock,  Ont.;  Managing  Director ,  Dr.  J.  A. 
Hannah;  Secretary-Treasurer ,  Mr.  K.  W.  Atcheson. 
Chief  Medical  Officer,  Dr.  J.  G.  Palmer. 

This  organization  administrates  a  surgical,  medical, 
and  hospital  plan  for  individuals  and  family  and  em¬ 
ployee  groups,  oh  a  non-profit,  prepayment  and 
voluntary  subscription  basis. 

Windsor  Medical  Services  Inc.,  President,  Dr.  H. 
H.  Lees,  1493  Wyandotte  St.  E.,  Windsor;  Medical 
Director ,  Dr.  W.  E.  Hume,  Bartlet  Building, 
Windsor;  General  Manager,  J.  A.  Boyle,  Bartlet 
Bldg.,  Windsor. 

This  organization  offers  a  voluntary  prepaid 
medical  plan  to  residents  of  Essex  and  Kent. 

BLUE  CROSS  PLANS  FOR  HOSPITAL  CARE 
See  index  under  11  Hospital  Associations' ’ . 

The  Canadian  Arthritis  and  Rheumatism  Society 
National  Office — 600  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Chairman  of  the  Board,  J.  A.  Gairdner;  President, 
Donald  F.  Benson;  Vice-President  and  Chairman  of 
Medical  Advisory  Board,  Dr.  Wallace  Graham, 
M.D.,  M.R.C.P.;  Executive  Director,  Edward  Dunlop, 
O.B.E.,  G.M. 

Provincial  Divisions  in  British  Columbia,  Alberta, 
Manitoba,  Saskatchewan,  Ontario,  Quebec,  New 
Brunswick  and  Nova  Scotia. 

Mining  Association  of  British  Columbia 

Secretary-Treasurer,  R.  W.  Nesbitt,  506  Metro¬ 
politan  Bldg.,  837  W.  Hastings  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Moral  Re-Armament 

Founder ,  Dr.  Frank  N.  D.  Buchman. 

Headquarters  in  England,  4  Hay’s  Mews,  Berkeley 
Square,  London,  W.l. 

Headquarters,  in  U.S.A.,  833  South  Flower  Street, 
Los  Angeles,  California;  Headquarters  in  Canada:  Box 
38,  Station  F,  Toronto  5,  Ontario. 

Motor  Vehicle  Safety  Association 

President,  E.  West,  Consolidated  Truck  Lines  Ltd., 
Toronto  14,  Ont.;  Secretary,  W.  A.  Bryce,  Division  of 
Public  Safety,  University  of  Toronto;  Treasurer, 
W.  K.  Tidy,  Brewers’  Warehousing  Co.  Ltd.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

Multiple  Sclerosis  Society  of  Canada 

Box  187,  Postal  Station  “B”, 

Montreal  2,  P.Q. 

President,  D.  L.  Inwood;  Chairman,  Medical 
Advisory  Board,  Dr.  C.  E.  G.  Gould;  Executive 
Secretary,  A.  G.  Cleland. 

Provincial  Chapters  in  Nova  Scotia,  Quebec, 
Ontario,  Manitoba,  Saskatchewan,  Alberta,  British 
Columbia. 

Music  and  Dramatic  Organizations 

MUSIC 

Calgary  Alta.,  Calgary  Symphony  Orchestra, 
Inc.,  President,  F.  R.  Mathews,  436  Lougheed 
Bldg.;  Secretary,  Leonore  Walters,  415-14th  Ave. 
N.E. 

Calgary,  Alta.,  Mount  Royal  College  Symphony 
and  Junior  Orchestras,  Director,  John  S.  Bach, 
Mount  Royal  College. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  The  Edmonton  Mendelssohn 
Choir.  President,  C.  J.  Cobb,  Canadian  Pacific 
Bldg.;  Secretary,  Miss  Irene  Bullock,  Alberta 
Government  Telephones,  Edmonton. 


Edmonton,  Edmonton  Symphony  Society,  Royal 
Trust  Bldg.,  at  Cook’s  Travel  Office,  10039  Jasper 
Ave.,  President,  John  D.  Dower;  Executive  Manager, 
Mrs.  G.  H.  Finland;  Conductor,  Lee  Hepner. 
Vancouver.  Vancouver  Symphony  Society, 
President,  Lawrence  B.  Jack;  Musical  Director  and 
Conductor,  Irwin  Hoffman;  Concert  Master  and 
Assistant  Conductor,  Jean  de  Rimanoczy;  Manager, 
R.  de  L.  Philips,  Western  Music  Bldg.,  570  Sey¬ 
more  St.,  Zone  2. 

Vancouver,  School  Teachers'  Chorale,  Conductor, 
Sherwood  Robson,  4578  West  13th  Ave. 
Vancouver,  Vancouver  Chorale,  Conductor, 
Beverley  Fyfe,  2570  Spruce  St. 

Victoria,  Victoria  Symphony  Orchestra;  Con¬ 
ductor,  Hans  Gruber,  P.O.  Box  445. 

Winnipeg,  Manitoba  Musical  Competition  Fes¬ 
tival,  President,  Reg.  Hugo;  Secretary,  R.  W. 
Cooke;  Office,  6,  Old  Law  Courts  Building,  Ken¬ 
nedy  St. 

Winnipeg,  Men’s  Musical  Club,  Ltd.,  Secretary, 

R.  W.  Cooke,  6,  Old  Law  Courts  Building,  Kennedy 
St. 

Winnipeg,  Women's  Musical  Club.  Secretary, 
Mrs.  B.  A.  Goodman,  27  Anvers  Apts. 

Winnipeg,  Winnipeg  Symphony  Orchestra  Ltd. 
Winnipeg,  Man.  Conductor,  Walter  Kaufmann; 
Manager,  Lawrence  Davis,  Hudson’s  Bay  Store, 
Portage  Avenue  at  Memorial  Blvd.,  Winnipeg  1, 
Man. 

Winnipeg,  Federation  of  Canadian  Music  Fes¬ 
tivals,  Secretary:  R.  W.  Cooke,  6  Old  Law  Courts 
Bldg.,  Kennedy  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Halifax,  Armdale  Girls’  Chorus,  Conductor,  Mary 
Dee  Girroir,  88  Seymour  St.,  Halifax. 

Halifax  Community  Concert  Association — Presi¬ 
dent:  J.  F.  Willis;  Secretary:  Carl  E.  Taylor,  118 
Edward  St.,  Halifax,  N.S.  (Non-profit  organization 
to  further  interest  in  music). 

Nova  Scotia  Opera  Association 

P.O.  Box  642,  Halifax,  N.S.  President,  Hon.  Mr. 
Justice  L.  D.  Currie;  Executive  Secretary,  Mrs.  N. 
W.  Stott. 

Brantford,  Cockbhutt  Male  Choir,  Conductor, 
Lansing  MacDowell;  Secretary,  Robert  Smith, 
c/o  Cockshutt  Farm  Equipment  Limited. 
Kitchener  and  Waterloo,  Ont.  K.-W.  Symphony 
Orchestra;  Conductor,  Dr.  Glenn  Kruspe;  Corres¬ 
ponding  Secretary,  Douglas  Janke,  54  Dietz  Ave. 

S. ,  Waterloo. 

Kitchener-Waterloo  Philharmonic  Choir;  Con¬ 
ductor,  Dr.  Glenn  Kruspe;  Secretary,  Miss  Margaret 
Dickson,  222  King  St.  S.,  Waterloo,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  Ottawa  Philharmonic  Orchestra, 
Conductor,  Eugene  Kash,  520  St.  Patrick  St. 
Preston,  Preston  Scout  House  Bugle  Band. 
Conductor,  Wilf  Blum. 

Toronto,  Canadian  Bureau  for  the  Advancement 
of  Music,  Director,  Richard  Edmunds,  Adminis¬ 
tration  Bldg.,  Exhibition  Park,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Toronto,  The  Canadian  Bandmasters’  Assn., 
President,  Capt.  W.  T.  Atkins,  L.R.A.M.;  Secretary, 

A.  L.  Roberston,  R.R.  2,  Kilworthy,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Canadian  College  of  Organists. 

Headquarters,  135  College  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.  Presi¬ 
dent,  Gordon  D.  Jeffery,  180  King  St.,  London, 
Ont.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  P.  Pirie,  79  Empress  Ave., 
Willowdale,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  Henry  Rosevear, 
F.C.C.O.,  406  Rushton  Rd.,  Toronto  10,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Canadian  Music  Council,  Chairman:  Sir 
Ernest  MacMillan;  Secretary,  John  Cozens,  183 
Avondale,  Willowdale. 

The  Council  consists  of  representatives  from 
national  musical  organizations,  with  certain  other 
regional  members.  It  exists  to  promote  and  co¬ 
ordinate  musical  activity  within  Canada  and  to 
acquaint  other  countries  with  Canadian  music  and 
musicians,  and  officially  represents  Canada  on  the 
International  Music  Council. 

Toronto,  Community  Programmes,  206  Huron 
Street,  Toronto  5,  Ont.;  Director,  K.  L.  Young, 

B. A. 


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This  is  a  branch  of  the  Department  of  Education. 
Its  function  is  to  assist  urban  and  rural  communities 
throughout  the  Province  organize  and  develop  leisure 
time  activities  in  recreation  and  adult  education.  The 
work  embraces  the  fields  of  drama,  physical  recrea- 
tion,  crafts,  music,  social  activities,  etc.,  and  is 
carried_  out  in  close  co-operation  with  municipal 
recreation  services  where  available  under  Community 
auspices. 

,  An  additional  responsibility  of  this  organization 
is  the  teaching  of  Basic  English  and  Citizenship  for 
newcomers  to  the  Province  and  their  integration  into 
life  of  the  community  in  which  they  reside. 

Toronto,  Earle  Grey  Shakespeare  Festival  Company, 
85  Crescent  Rd.,  Toronto  5;  Public  Relations ,  Miss 
Ruth  J.  Bevis,  16  Indian  Trail,  Toronto  3. 
Toronto  Harmony  Male  Choir,  Conductor ,  Lester 
Unitt;  Secretary,  A.  E.  Hickson,  20  Benson  Ave., 
Toronto. 

Toronto,  Hart  House  Orchestra;  Conductor, 
Boyd  Neel,  C.B.E.,  Royal  Conservatory  of  Music 
of  Toronto,  135  College  St. 

Toronto,  The  Harvey  Perrin  Choir;  Director. 
Harvey  Perrin,  B.A.,  B.Paed.,  76  Ranleigh  Ave., 
Toronto. 

Toronto,  Kiwanis  Music  Festival  Association 
of  Greater  Toronto;  President,  Robert  Bigelow, 

Q. C.,  590  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary, 
John  A.  Farrell,  195  Yonge  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Toronto,  The  Leslie  Bell/Singers,  Director,  Leslie 

R.  Bell,  1261  Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

Toronto  Orpheus  Choir,  Conductor,  John  Cozens, 
183  Avondale,  Willowdale.  Choir  of  100  voices 
presenting  oratorio  and  larger  choral  works. 

Toronto,  Parlow  String  Quartet,  Kathleen 
Parlow,  53  Sussex  Ave. 

Toronto,  The  Tallis  Choir,  Conductor,  John 
Cozens,  183  Avondale,  Willowdale. 

The  Choir  is  a  small  group  specializing  in  Church 
music  and  visits  choirs  in  smaller  Ontario  com¬ 
munities. 


Toronto,  Toronto  Men  Teachers’  Choir- 
Director,  Eldon  Brethour,  174  Redpath  Ave., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Toronto  Philharmonic  Orchestra 
(Promenade  Symphony  Concerts),  279  Yonge  St. 
(3rd  Floor).  Manager,  Ernest  Johnson. 

Toronto,  Toronto  Women  Teachers’  Choir- 
Director,  Eldon  Brethour,  174  Redpath  Ave  ’ 
Toronto,  Ont. 


Toronto,  The  Toronto  Mendelssohn  Choir,  Con- 
ductor  Sir  Ernest  MacMillan;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
W.  Morley  Smith,  Q.C.,  135  College  St.,  Toronto, 
2B,  (_)nt. 


Toronto,  Toronto  Philharmonic  Choir-  Con¬ 
ductor,  Robert  S.  Hately,  R.R.  No.  1,  Todmorden, 
Ont. ;  President,  Clarence  Howell,  46  Biscayne  Blvd' 
Scarborough,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Miss  Edna  Powell' 
25  Roslm  Avenue,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 

The  Toronto  Philharmonic  Orchestra,  Promen- 
“r  Symphony  Concerts,  Manager,  E.  Johnson, 
279  Yonge  St. 


Toronto,  Toronto  Symphony  Orchestra  Con¬ 
ductor, Sir  Ernest  MacMillan;  Assistant  Conductor, 
i  aul  Scherman;  Manager,  John  W.  Elton  178 
Victoria  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 


Toronto,  Women’s  Musical  Club  of,  President 
Mrs.  Dalton  Wells,  34  Dunvegan  Rd.;  Secretary- 
treasurer,  Mrs.  Watson  Langlands,  210  Bay  view 
Ave. 

Montreal,  Montreal  Symphony  Orchestra 
Managing  Director,  Pierre  B4ique,  1476  Sherbrooke 
St.  West,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  Marguerite 
DesRosiers. 

Montreal  Ladies’  Morning  Musical  Club 
President,  Mrs.  Russell  Smith,  4941  Cote  des 
Neiges  Rd.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Mrs.  Jeanie  D. 
Holland;  Office,  1445  Crescent  St. 

Montreal,  Montreal  Bach  Choir.  President, 
Norman  Estall,  465  Gohier  St.;  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Patricia  Holder,  5192  Walkley  Ave.,  Apt  5  • 
Conductor ,  George  Little,  40  Marsolais. 


Montreal,  The  Opera  Guild,  Inc.,  2184  Lincoln 
Ave.,  Montreal — President ,  Madame  Pauline 


Donalda;  Hon.  Secretary -Treasurer,  Mrs.  Maurice 
Berne. 

Montreal,  Otter  Lake  Music  Centre  (Huber- 
deau,  P.Q.).  President ,  Carl  Little,  P.O.  Box  195, 
Montreal,  8.  Secretary ,  Mrs.  Madeleine  Little. 
Montreal  Women’s  Symphony  Orchestra;  Con¬ 
ductor ,  Miss  Ethel  Stark,  4865  Queen  Mary  Rd., 
Montreal,  P.Q. 

Montreal,  Disciples  de  Massenet — Director , 
Charles  Goulet,  1182  Boulevard  St.  Laurent, 
Monument  National. 

Quebec,  L’Orchestre  Symphonique  de  Quebec 
President ,  Ren6  Blanchet;  Manager ,  Albert-P. 
Tanguay,  973  Moncton  Avenue,  Quebec,  P.Q.; 
Musical  Director,  Wilfrid  Pelletier. 

Regina,  Regina  Symphony  Orchestra,  Conductor, 
John  W.  Thornicroft,  3443  Rae  St.;  President, 
Thomas  Hatton;  Secretary,  Leola  Mars. 
Saskatoon,  The  Saskatoon  Symphony  Orchestra, 
Conductor ,  Victor  Kviesis;  Manager,  E.  W.  Joe 
Griffiths,  220-7th  St.,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Saskatoon,  The  University  Singers,  Director, 
Murray  Adaskin  (Prof,  of  Music),  University  of 
Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon. 

Saskatoon,  The  Saskatchewan  Musical  Associa¬ 
tion.  This  Association  is  attached  to  the  Univer¬ 
sity  of  Saskatchewan  and  is  responsible  for  the 
development  and  promotion  of  Musical  Festivals 
throughout  province.  University  Representative, 
Murray  Adaskin,  University  of  Saskatchewan, 
Saskatoon. 

Dramatic 

Dominion  Drama  Festival,  29  Cartier  St.,  Ottawa. 
Ont. 

Governors 

Patron ,  Rt.  Hon.  Vincent  Massey,  C.H.  Gov.  Gen. 
of  Canada ;  F ounder,  Rt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Bess- 
borough,  G.C.M.G.;  President,  David  J.  Ongley, 
Q.C.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Treasurer,  J.  Ewart  MacKay, 
M.B.E.,  Simcoe,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Roy  A.  Stewart, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Director,  Richard  Maconald. 
Regional  Chairmen 

B.C.,  Doug.  Nixon,  701  Hornby  St.,  Vancouver; 
Alberta,  Mrs.  E.  Christianson,  Stirling;  Sask., 
Mrs.  M.  E.  Burgess,  1100  Broad  St.,  Regina; 
Manitoba,  J.  R.  Finlay,  Box  160,  Winnipeg; 
Western  Ontario,  Miss  Elsie  Thomson,  320  Aberdeen 
Ave.,  Hamilton;  Central  Onatrio,  Miss  Vida  Peene 
5  Silverwood  Ave.,  Forest  Hill  Village,  Toronto; 
Eastern  Ontario,  Arnold  Ebinborough,  The  Whig- 
Standard,  Kingston;  Western  Quebec,  M.  Claude 
Robillard,  Supt.  of  Parks,  City  Hall,  Montreal; 

Eastern  Quebec, . 

New  Brunswick,  Prof.  A.  j.  Shaw,  Dean  of  Resi¬ 
dence,  University  of  New  Brunswick,  Fredericton; 
Noca  Scotia,  Capt.  W.  E.  S.  Briggs,  ICO  Sackville 
St.,  Halifax;  Newfoundland,  R.  S.  Furlong,  315 
Duckworth  St.,  St.  John’s;  Prince  Edward  Island, 
J.  A.  Lawson,  165  Euston  St.,  Charlottetown. 
Alberta  Drama  League,  President,  Mrs.  E.  Christ¬ 
ianson,  Sterling;  Secretary,  Dean  Rolfson,  Ray¬ 
mond. 


For  information  regarding  other  dramatic  groups 
in  Alberta,  write  to  the  secretary  of  the  Alberta 
Drama  League,  above. 

British  Columbia  Drama  Association  Inc.,  Presi- 
aenC  Ross  A.  Lort;  Recording  Secretary,  Mrs.  J.  H. 
Nicholson;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Anne 
Adamson,  Community  Programmes  Br.,  Dept,  of 
Education,  Victoria. 

Manitoba  Drama  League,  President,  Will  S. 
Dickson,  14B  Pullmer  Apts.,  Winnipeg:  Correspond¬ 
ing  Secretary,  Miss  Norrie  Duthie,  108  Home  St 
W  innipeg. 


Winnipeg  Dramatic  Society,  Director ,  Will  S. 
Dickson,  Pullmer  Apts.,  Wardlaw  Avenue. 

London,  Ont.,  London  Little  Theatre,  President, 
•  j  Mcllroy,  205  Cheapside  St.;  Secretary,  Miss 
Frieda  M  Stephens,  462  Wellington  St.;  Executive 
secretary  .Miss  Margaret  Glass,  e/o  Grand  Theatre; 
theatre  Manager,  H.  K.  Baskette,  c/o  Grand 
1  heatre. 


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ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


647 


Ottawa  Little  Theatre,  Inc.,  400  King  Edward 
Ave.;  President,  A.  W.  Davison;  Secretary-Treas¬ 
urer,  Mrs.  C.  R.  Bangs. 

Stratford,  Stratford  Shakespearean  Festival 
Foundation  of  Canada,  (Music  and  Drama), 
President,  A.  M.  Bell,;  General  Manager,  H.  P. 
Bennett,  109  Erie  St.,  Stratford,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Hart  House  Theatre,  University  of 
Toronto,  Queen’s  Park.  Director,  Robert  Gill; 
Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Syndics,  C.  C.  Love. 
W estern  Ontario  Drama  League — President,  Miss 
Elsie  Thomson,  320  Aberdeen  Ave.,  Hamilton; 
Sec.-Treas.,  Miss  Florence  Gray,  115  Glenfern 
Ave.,  Hamilton.  W.O.D.L.  comprises  six  districts 
Nova  Scotia  Provincial  Drama  League.  President,. 
G.  D.  H.  Hatfield,  29  Armcrescent  W.,  Halifax; 
Treasurer,  James  L.  Robertson,  94  Dresden  Row, 
Halifax;  Executive  Secretary,  Donald  Wetmore, 
Adult  Educational  Division,  Halifax. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Drama  Festival  Associa¬ 
tion,  President,  Mrs.  Eddy  Morrison,  Kirkwood 
Dr.,  Charlottetown;  Secretary,  Miss  Jessie  I. 
Fraser,  335  Poplar  Ave.,  Summerside. 

Bedeque  Players,  Bedeque.  President,  Miss 
Phyllis  Britten. 

Charlottetown  Little  Theatre,  Charlottetown. 

President,  Mrs.  B.  W.  Patterson. 

Summerside  Little  Theater,  Summerside.  Presi¬ 
dent,  John  Cameron,  7  Noonan  St. 
Charlottetown,  St.  Dunstan’s  Dramatic  Society, 
Director,  Rev.  Adrian  Arsenault,  St.  Dunstan’s 
University  Charlottetown. 

Montague,  Montague  Players,  Director,  Mrs. 

Murdoch  MacGowan,  Kilmuir,  Montague. 
Newfoundland  Drama  Festival  Society,  Chair¬ 
man,  R.  S.  Furlong,  Q.C.,  325  Duckworth  St., 
St.  John’s;  Secretary,  Mrs.  B.  J.  Devine,  11  Exeter 
Ave.,  St.  John’s. 

Music  Teachers’  Associations 

Canadian  Federation  of  Music  Teachers’  As¬ 
sociations,  President,  Dan  A.  Cameron,  Regina 
Conservatory  of  Music,  Regina,  Sask.. 

National  Association  of  Master  Plumbers 
and  Heating  Contractors  of  Canada 

President ,  C.  W.  Leek,  1111  Homer  St.,  Vancouver, 
B.C.;  Treasurer ,  J.  F.  Whitehead,  114  Avondale  Ave., 
Hamilton,  Ont.;  General  Manager ,  R.  Davidson,  55 
York  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Secretary- Managers 

British  Columbia ,  John  Kingsbury,  342  West 
Pender  Street,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Alberta  (Northern), 
Dick  Wilson,  11363  Jasper  Ave.,  Edmonton, 
(Southern),  R.  M.  Scrimgeour,  611  11th  Ave.  W., 
Calgary;  Ontario,  K.  R.  Boulton,  55  York  St., 
Toronto. 

National  Athletic  Youth  Association 

(Association  Athletique  Nationale  de 
la  Jeunesse) 

840  Cherrier  St.,  Montreal 
President,  M.  J.  Louis  Levesque,  31  ouest,  rue 
Saint-Jacques;  President  of  Administrative  Council, 
Maurice  T.  Custeau,  1600  rue  Berri;  Secretary,  Jean 
Badeaux,  455  ouest,  rue  Craig,  chambre  509. 

National  Cancer  Institute  of  Canada 

OTTAWA 

President,  Dr.  G.  Lyman  Duff,  Faculty  of  Medicine, 
McGill  University,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  Hon.  Treasurer, 
Mr.  George  Pipher,  1235  Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto; 
Hon.  Counsel,  Mr.  B.  M.  Osier,  Q.C.  Dominion  Bank 
Bldg.,  78  Yonge  St.,  Toronto;  Hon.  Solicitor,  Mr.  R. 
E.  Curran,  122  Bank  Street,  Ottawa. 

All  communications  may  be  addressed  to  Dr.  R.  M. 
Taylor,  Executive  Director,  at  Administrative  Office, 
800  Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

The  purpose  of  the  Institute,  which  was  incor¬ 
porated  on  March  24th,  1947,  is  to  stimulate  and 
foster  research  into  the  cause,  prevention,  treatment 
and  cure  of  cancer  as  well  as  to  correlate  the  work 
going  on  in  the  various  Universities  and  Foundations 


engaged  in  combating  this  disease  which  ranks  as 
the  second  highest  cause  of  mortality  in  the  Dominion. 

National  Conference  of  Canadian  Universities 

President,  Mgr.  A.-M.  Parent,  P.D.,  D.Ph.,  D.Th., 
Rector,  l’Universit6  Laval,  Quebec,  P.Q.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  J.  F.  Leddy,  M.A.,  B.Litt.,  D.Phil., 
D.Litt.,  Dean  of  Arts  and  Science,  University  of 
Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

National  Construction  Council  of  Canada 

President ,  H.  C.  Nicholls,  57  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto; 
General  Secretary,  I.  Markus,  45  Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

The  National  Council  of  the  Baking  Industry 

77  York  St.,  Toronto  Ont. 

Chairman,  Dent  Harrison;  Hon.  Treasurer,  E.  E. 
Verner;  Executive  Secretary,  R.  H.  Ackert. 

Ottawa  Office,  140  Wellington  St. 

Managing  Director,  Arthur  May. 

The  National  Council  of  Women  of  Canada 

President,  Mrs.  Allan  Turner  Bone,  551  Argyle 
Ave.,  Montreal  6,  P.Q. 

Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  F.  F.  Worthington, 
204  Plaza  Bldg.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Recording  Secretary, 
Mrs.  H.  S.  Morton,  580  Claremont  Ave.,  Montreal, 
P.Q.;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  Grant  Powell,  438  Briar  Hill, 
Toronto  12,  Ont. 

PROVINCIAL  PRESIDENTS 

British  Columbia,  Mrs.  H.  S.  Armstrong,  4137  W. 
10th  Ave.,  Vancouver  8;  Manitoba,  Mrs.  O.  W. 
Struthers,  302  Ashland  Ave.  Winnipeg;  New  Bruns¬ 
wick,  Mrs.  Percy  J.  Steel,  354  Main  St.,  Saint  John; 
Nova  Scotia,  Mrs.  Roy  Vail,  40  Westmount  St., 
Halifax;  Ontario,  Mrs.  Gordon  Kerr,  2135  Pelissier 
St.,  Windsor;  Saskatchewan ,  Miss  Jessie  E.  Walls, 
414-26th  Ave.  W.,  Saskatoon. 

National  Farm  Radio  Forum 

Sponsored  by  the  Canadian  Association  for  Adult 
Education,  Canadian  Broadcasting  Corporation, 
Canadian  Federation  of  Agriculture. 

National  Secretary ,  Floyd  Griesbach;  Editor  and 
Research  Director,  Jean  MacLeod;  National  Office, 
113  St.  George  St.,  Toronto  5. 

Provincial  Forum  Secretaries — British  Columbia, 
Allan  Des  Champs,  University  of  British  Columbia, 
Vancouver;  Alberta,  J.  R.  McFall,  507  Macleod  Bldg., 
Edmonton;  Saskatchewan,  D.  R.  Robinson,  University 
of  Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon;  Manitoba,  Mrs.  L. 
McJannet,  129  Woodhaven  Blvd.,  Winnipeg  12; 
Ontario,  Jack  McPherson,  409  Huron  St.,  Toronto; 
Quebec,  Leslie  G.  Young,  Macdonald  College,  Quebec; 
New  Brunswick  and  Nova  Scotia,  Miss  Marjorie 
Nicholson,  Box  368  Moncton,  N.B.;  Prince  Edward 
Island,  Lincoln  Dewar,  Box  99,  Charlottetown. 

The  National  Federation  of  Canadian  University 
Students 

President, . . 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Yves  Pilon,  N.F.C.U.S.  Nation¬ 
al  Office,  Carleton  College,  Ottawa. 

National  Fraternal  Society  of  the  Deaf 

Chief  Canadian  Agent,  John  F.  Gotthelf  1524 
Mount  Pleasant  Road,  Toronto  12,  Ontario. 

National  lndustrial  Design  Council 

Albert  and  Elgin  Sts.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Chairman,  Jean  M.  Raymond,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
Secretary,  Donald  W.  Buchanan,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

National  Office  Management  Association 

Headquarters,  132  West  Chelten  Ave.,  Philadelphia, 
44,  Pa. 

CANADIAN  CHAPTERS  WITH  SECRETARIES 

Brantford  Chapter — G.  E.  Hester,  Brantford  Wash¬ 
ing  Machines  Ltd.,  P.O.  Box  1064,  Brantford,  Ont. 

Calgary  Chapter — S.  T.  Richardson,  B.A.  Oil  Co. 
Ltd.,  409-3rd  St.  W. 


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Edmonton  Chapter — J.  K.  Fraser,  Taylors  &  Pearson 
Ltd.,  102 15- 103rd.  St. 

Halifax- Dartmouth  Chapter — J.  R.  Farguhar,  Lever 
Bros.  Ltd.,  47  Sackville  St.,  Halifax. 

Hamilton  Chapter — T.  Wilde,  Steel  Co.  of  Canada 
Ltd.,  Hamilton 

International  Chapter — Harold  E.  Rankin,  Dia¬ 
mond  Crystal  Salt,  916  S.  Riverside,  St.  Clair,  Mich. 

London  Chapter — H.  W.  Squires,  Empire  Brass 
Mfg.  Co.  Ltd.,  E.  Dundas  St.,  London. 

Montreal  Chapter — H.  A.  Tinhof,  Belding-Corti- 
celii  Ltd.,  1455  Shearer  St. 

Niagara  Chapter — G.  J.  Roe,  Yale  &  Towne  Mfg. 
Co.,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

Ottawa  Chapter — B.  H.  Butler,  The  Ottawa 
Journal,  Ottawa. 

Regina  Chapter — H.  E.  Mosley,  Imperial  Oil  Ltd., 
500  Winnipeg  St. 

St.  John’s  Chapter — D.  Sinclair,  Earle  Sons  &  Co., 
Ltd.,  P.  O.  Box  888. 

Thunder  Bay  Chapter — Miss  C.  L.  Keehn,  General 
Hospital,  Port  Arthur,  Ont. 

Toronto  Chapter — Norman  McLean,  Loblaw  Gro¬ 
ceterias  Co.,  Ltd.  Fleet  and  Bathurst  Sts. 

Vancouver  Chapter — W.  Lawson,  Johnson  Termin¬ 
als  Ltd.,  P.  O.  Box  5300. 

Victoria  Chapter — I.  D.  Lachlan,  Greater  Victoria 
Water  District,  685  Yates  St. 

Windsor  Chapter ,  Miss  Verna  Green,  General  Foods 
Ltd.,  1001  Wyandotte  St.  W. 

Winnipeg  Chapter — Walter  Beattie,  The  Sherwin- 
Wms.  Co.  of  Canada.  110  Sutherland  Ave.,  Winnipeg. 

National  Sanitarium  Association 

President ,  E.  C.  Macleod;  Vice-Presidents,  C.  E. 
Abbs,  Gordon  C.  Lindsay,  C.B.E.;  Secretary-Trea¬ 
surer,  F.  D.  Beauchamp,  C.P.A.  Head  Office:  Gage 
Institute  223-5  College  St.,  Toronto  2-B. 

Institutions: — 

MUSKOKA  HOSPITAL  FOR  THE  TREATMENT  OF 
TUBERCULOSIS 
Gravenhurst 

Superintendent,  C.  B.  Ross,  B.A.,  M.D.,  C.M. 

TORONTO  HOSPITAL  FOR  THE  TREATMENT  OF  TUBERCULOSIS 
QUEEN  MARY  HOSPITAL  FOR  THE  TREATMENT  OF  TUBER¬ 
CULOUS  CHILDREN 
Near  Weston,  Ont. 

Superintendent,  C.  A.  Wicks,  B.A.,  M.D. 

GAGE  INSTITUTE  CHEST  CLINIC 

Director,  H.  T.  McClintock,  M.D. 

The  National  Society  of  the  Deaf  and  the  Hard 
of  Hearing 

2  Bloor  Street  East,  Toronto  5,  Ontario 
President,  Lewis  M.  Wood,  C.B.E.;  Managing 
Director,  E.  B.  Lally,  General  Secretary,  C.  L.  Stewart. 

The  Society  works  towards  the  prevention  of 
hearing  loss,  and  the  prevention  of  the  effects  of  loss 
0  u  i°m-  *a.°k  °f>  .  hearing; — discovery,  prevention 
rehabilitation.  It  is  closely  associated  with  the  DVA 
in  cases  of  hearing  impaired. 

National  Warm  Air  Heating  and 
Air  Conditioning  Association 

CANADIAN  CHAPTER 

Managing  Director,  D.  M.  W.  Wilson,  4195  Dundas 
St.  W.,  Toronto,  18. 

Native  Sons  of  Canada 

NATIONAL  COUNCIL 

National  President,  C.  C.  Stewart,  R.R.  No.  2, 
Winnipeg,  Man.;  National  Secretary-Treasurer ,  L.  E. 
Gendron,  245  Bronx  Ave.,  Suite  2,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

The  Navy  League  of  Canada 

NATIONAL  COUNCIL 

( Affiliated  with  the  Navy  League  of  the  British  Empire ) 
National  Headquarters,  109  St.  George  St.,  Toronto 
5. 

National  President,  C.  K.  McLeod,  B.Sc.,  Mont¬ 
real  National  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Harry  R. 
Gillard. 


DIVISIONS  WITH  NAMES  OF  SECRETARIES 

B.C.  Mainland  Division,  Room  216,  525  Seymour 
St.,  Vancouver,  H.  R.  Wade. 

B.C.  Vancouver  Island  Division,  Paul  Fecteau, 
530  Lampson  St.,  Victoria. 

Northern  Alberta  Division,  R.  B.  Foulds,  Bank 
of  Montreal  Bldg.,  Jasper  Ave.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 
Southern  Alberta  Division,  R.  Facey,  Calgary. 
Northern  Saskatchewan  Division,  H.  C.  Manuel, 
Box  310,  Saskatoon. 

Southern  Saskatchewan  Division,  A.  Morris, 
2300  Montague  St.,  Regina. 

Manitoba  Division,  L.  E.  White,  Box  356,  Winnipeg, 
Man. 

Ontario  Division,  109  St.  George  St.,  Toronto 
Ontario,  Charles  Shaw. 

Montreal  Division,  1429  Closse  St.,  Montreal, 
Que.,  C.  A.  Hutchins. 

Quebec  City  Division,  c/o  H.M.C.S.  “Champlain”, 
Quebec  City,  P.Q.,  Capt.  F.  A.  Price,  O.B.E. 

Nova  Scotia  Mainland  Division,  L.  Shatford, 
41  Hollis  St.,  Halifax. 

Cape  Breton  Division,  W.  J.  Tobin,  Customs  Dept., 
Sydney,  N.S. 

New  Brunswick  Division,  Miss  Louise  A.  Olive, 
60  St.  James  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Division,  J.  C.  Hogan, 
P.O.  Box  872,  Summerside. 

Newfoundland  Division,  T.  Sergeant,  Box  H-242, 
St.  John’s. 

NevTCanadian  Service  Association 

3  Charles  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Directress,  Mrs.  W.  E.  West;  Secretary-Interpreter, 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  Szalowski. 

Newfoundland  Historical  Society 

Secretary,  H.  Newell,  B.A.,  Gosling  Memorial 
Library;  Treasurer,  Arch.  Munn,  all  of  St.  John’s. 

Newfoundland  Outport  Nursing  and  Industrial 
Association  (N0NIA) 

Newfoundland  Hotel,  St.  John’s 
President,  Mrs.  C.  E.  A.  Jeffery;  Manageress,  Mrs. 
B.  S.  Moores. 

Newsprint  Association  of  Canada 

President ,  R.  M.  Fowler;  Secretary,  J.  M.  Savage; 
Business  Address,  2280  Sun  Life  Building,  Mon¬ 
treal  2,  P.Q. 

Nova  Scotia  Historical  Society,  Halifax 

President,  Mr.  Justice  V.  J.  Pottier;  Secretary, 
George  T.  Bates;  Treasurer,  Gordon  T.  Miller. 

Nova  Scotian  Institute  of  Science,  Halifax,  N.  S. 

President,  Dr.  H.  D.  Smith,  N-S.  Research  Founda¬ 
tion,  Halifax;  Treasurer,  Dr.  J.  R.  Dingle,  Fisheries 
Experimental  Station,  Halifax;  Recording  Secretary, 
Dr.  H.  S.  Heaps,  Dalhousie  University,  Halifax. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Dr.  P.  L.  Hoogland,  Fisher¬ 
ies  Experimental  Station,  Halifax;  Editor,  Dr.  H.  R. 
Chipman,  Halifax. 

Nova  Scotia  Municipal  Bureau 

An  affiliate  of  the  Institute  of  Public  Affairs, 
Dalhousie  University,  Halifax,  N.S.,  providing  joint 
research  and  information  services  for  the  Union  of 
N.S.  Municipalities,  the  N.S.  Association  of  Urban 
and  Municipal  School  Boards,  the  Municipal  Finance 
Officer’s  Association,  N.S.  Chapter,  the  N.S.  Associa¬ 
tion  of  Assessing  Officers,  and  the  Community  Plan¬ 
ning  Association  of  Canada,  N.S.  Division. 

Director,  J.  I.  McVittie. 

Ontario  Association  of  Accident  and  Health  Underwriters 

Chairman  of  Board,  J.  W.  Ingle,  Canada  Health 
&  Accident;  President,  R.  Sprung,  North  American 
Life  &  Casualty  Co. ;  Treasurer,  J.  Russell.  Canada 
Health  &  Accident;  Secretary,  Thomas  Crookston, 
Paul  Revere  Life  Insurance  Co. 

Head  Office,  47  Laplante  St.,  Toronto,  Ont, 


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The  Ontario  Association  of  Rural  Municipalities 

President ,  C.  A.  Keeley,  Windsor;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  F.  B.  Seaman,  Stoney  Creek. 

The  Ontario  Association  of  School  Business  Officials 

Honorary  President  and  Secretary -Treasurer,  Albert 
Hodgins,  Deputy  Business  Administrator,  Board  of 
Education,  155  College  St.,  Toronto;  President, 
W.  J.  Griffis,  Business  Administrator  and  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Board  of  Education,  Port  Arthur. 

Ontario  Barbers  Association,  Inc. 

President,  Harry  Ross,  11  Bond  St.  E.,  Oshawa; 
Secretary,  Edwin  V.  Wark,  22  Brookdale  Ave., 
Toronto  12. 

Ontario  Council  for  Childhood  Education 

President,  Miss  Margaret  Price,  254  Melrose  Ave., 
Toronto;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Marjorie  E, 
Vincent,  24  Belle  Ayre  Blvd.,  Toronto;  Recording 
Secretary,  Miss  Lucile  Panabaker,  892  Eglinton  Ave. 
E.,  Toronto;  Treasurer,  Miss  Jane  Dingle,  19  Maple 
Ave.,  Toronto. 

Ontario  Creamery  Association 

President  H.  H.  Leslie,  Seaforth;  Secretary- 
Manager,  A.  S.  Thurston,  Meaford,  Ont. 

Ontario  Educational  Association 

President,  Thos.  E.  Jackson,  Ingersoll;  Secretary 
Gordon  W.  Finlayson,  1362  Lochlin  Trail,  Port  Credit 
Treasurer,  C.  W.  Maedel,  92  Regal  Rd.,  Toronto. 

Ontario  Forest  Industries  Association 

President,  Clark  B.  Davis;  Manager,  Head  Office, 
C.  R.  Mills,  159  Bay  St.,  Toronto;  Manager,  Branch, 
Office,  R.  A.  Hallonquist,  SA  N.  Cumberland  St., 
Port  Arthur. 


Ottawa  Valley  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  G.  M. 
Mathieson,  Pembroke. 

Oxford  Historical  Society,  Miss  M.  Chambers,  R.R. 
4,  Woodstock,  Ont. 

Oxford  Museum,  City  Hall,  Woodstock,  Ont. 
Peterborough  City  &  Co.  Historical  Society,  Miss  A. 

L.  Heideman,  617  Water  St.,  Peterborough. 

Port  Hope  and  District  Historical  Society,  John  D. 

Galbraith,  Mill  St.,  Port  Hope. 

Stormont:  Dundas  and  Glengarry  Historical  Society, 
Miss  Ethel  Dewar,  Cornwall. 

Thunder  Bay  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  L.  Coveney, 
Fort  William. 

U.E.L.  Assn.,  Gov.  Simcoe  Br.,  Mrs.  H.  L.  McLean, 
933A  Bathurst  St.,  Toronto. 

U.E.L.  Assn.,  Toronto  Br.,  Miss  E.  Ross,  30  Prince 
Arthur  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Waterloo  Historical  Society,  Miss  Emily  Seibert,  31 
Madison  Ave.  S.,  Kitchener. 

Wellington  County  Historical  Research  Society, 
Mrs.  H.  M.  Warren,  Elora. 

Women's  Canadian  Historical  Society  of  Toronto, 
Mrs.  Ross  Glassford,  121  MacPherson  Ave. 
Women’s  Wentworth  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  Geo. 

C.  Gage,  248  Parle  St.  S.,  Hamilton. 

York  Pioneer  &  Historical  Society,  President,  H.  A. 
Knowles,  Box  511,  Toronto. 

ASSOCIATION  OF 

Ontario  Mayors  and  Reeves 

Composed  of  Mayors  and  Reeves  of 
Ontario  Municipalities 

President,  Mayor  Robert  M.  Simpson  of  Arnprior; 
Executive  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Seely  W.  Eakins, 
209  City  Hall,  Toronto. 

Ontario  Mining  Association 

320  Bay  St.,  Toronto,  Ontario 
President,  J.  C.  Adamson,  President,  Lake  Shore 
Mines  Limited,  Kirkland  Lake;  Executive  Director , 
N.  F.  Parkinson. 


Ontario  Historical  Society 


OKGANIZKD.  1888.  INCORPORATED,  18!>S 
President,  Leslie  R.  Gray,  London:  Secretary, 
J.  C.  Boylen,  206  Huron  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ontario. 

Affiliated  societies  with  secretaries: 

Ancaster  Township  Historical  Society,  John  W. 

Sturrock,  R.R.  3,  Dundas. 

Brant  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  Joan  Hetherington, 
Brantford. 

Dundas  Historical  Society,  Miss  A  Briggs,  6  Hope 
St.  Dundas. 

Essex,  Co.  Historical  Assn.,  K.  H.  D.  Hall,  451  Park 
St.,  Windsor. 

Fenelon  Falls  and  District  Historical  Society,  Miss 
Emily  Hand,  Fenelon  Falls. 

Fort  Erie  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  S.  H.  Raymond, 
Fort  Erie. 

Grimsby  Historical  Society,  Miss  C.  Freshwater; 
Box  241  Grimsby,  Ont. 

Haldimand  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  E.  Jones, 
Cayuga, 

Head-of-the-Lake  Historical  Society,  Miss  K.  L. 

McCullough,  71  Wellington  St.  S.,  Hamilton. 
Huron  Institute,  Mrs.  Ruth  Gibbons,  Collingwood. 
Huronia  Historic  Sites  and  Tourist  Assn.,  W.  H. 
Cranston,  Midland. 

Kent  Historical  Society,  Miss  Gwen  Charteris,  20 
Raleigh  St.,  Chatham,  Ont. 

Lennox  and  Addington  Historical  Society,  Miss  L.  A. 

Woods,  Napanee.  ,  _  _ 

Lincoln  Co.  Historical  Society,  Miss  K.  E.  Duff, 
52^  Thomas  St.,  St.  Catharines. 

London  &  Middlesex  Historical  Society,  Miss  Helen 
Mason,  540  Colbome  St.,  London,  Ont. 

Lundy’s  Lane  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  S.  C.  Tolan, 
1775  Brookfield  Ave.,  Niagara  Falls.  Ont. 

Macnab  Historical  Assn.,  Miss  H.  Ridley,  P.O.  Box 


101,  Sudbury.  .  . 

Niagara  Historical  Society,  Miss  Marjorie  Ball, 
Niagara-on-the-Lake. 

Norfolk  Historical  Society,  Miss  Grace  King,  Simcoe. 
Norwich  Pioneers  Historical  Society,  Mrs.  N.  Lees. 


Norwich,  Ont. 

Orillia  Historical  Society, 
Public  Library. 


Miss  Mary  Sheridan, 


Ontario  Municipal  Association 

President,  V.  H.  Evans,  Reeve,  Tisdale  Township’ 
South  Porcupine;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Eric  Hardy’ 
Director,  Citizens  Research  Institute  of  Canada’ 
32  Isabella  St.,  Toronto  5. 

Ontario  Public  Health  Association 

President,  Dr.  D.  V.  Currey,  St.  Catharines;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  Dr.  A.  R.  J.  Boyd,  Dept,  of  Health, 
465  Bay  St.,  Toronto. 

Ontario  Retail  Pharmacists’  Association 

President,  O.  M.  Paterson;  Secretary,  Harold  Smith, 
Room  301,  221  Victoria  St.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Ontario  Rifle  Association  (Inc.) 

President,  Lt.-Col.  J.  T.  Steele,  E.D.,  2  Tiffany  St. 
E.  Guelph;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Lt.  A.  Adamson, 
344  Windermere  Ave.,  Toronto  3. 

Ontario  Society  for  Crippled  Children,  Inc. 

President,  C.  S.  Heaman,  1165  Francis  St.,  London. 

Executive  Director,  R.  W.  Hopper,  92  College  St., 
Toronto  2,  Ont. 

Secretary,  Miss  Marjorie  H.  Morrish,  92  College 
St.,  Toronto  2,  Ont. 

Ontario  Society  of  Photographers 

President,  Tom  Beckett,  142  James  St.  S., 
Hamilton;  Secretary,  Rob  Roy,  140  Hunter  St.  W., 
Peterborough. 

The  Ontario  Society  for  the  Prevention  of  Cruelty 
to  Animals 

President,  Mrs.  Noel  B.  Eaton,  R.R.  No.  1, 
Aldershot,  Ont. 

Secretary,  D.  L.  Sinclair,  126  Manor  Rd.  E., 

General  Manager,  David  Askew,  59  Oriole  Rd., 
Toronto  7. 


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The  Ontario  Temperance  federation 

President,  H.  N.  Wilkinson,  D.D.S.;  Treasurer, 
Garnet  H.  Donaldson;  Secretary,  Rev.  Albert  Johnson, 
39  Davenport  Rd.,  Toronto  5. 

Ontario  Welfare  Council  (Inc.) 

Office,  96  Bloor  St.  W.,  Suite  30,  Toronto  5 
President,  Robert  A.  Willson,;  Executive  Director, 
Miss  Bessie  Touzel;  Treasurer,  A.  Hazlett  Lemmon. 


Manager,  D.  M.  Findlay,  137  Wellington  St.  W., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Magazine  Publishers  Association  op  Canada 
President,  Andrew  D.  MacLean,  Hugh  C.  MacLean 
Publications  Ltd.,  P.O.  Box  4000,  Terminal  ‘A’, 
Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Manager,  George  Mansfield,  Room  1107,  137 
Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 

Pharmaceutical  Associations 


Optimist  Cluhs  in  Canada 

Members  of  Optimist  International 
International  Headquarters,  1721  Railway  Exchange 
Building,  St.  Louis  1,  Mo. 

Fifteenth  District  Officers ,  Governor,  W.  C.  Rehkopf 
80  Jacobson  Ave.,  St.  Catharines,  Ont.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Sydney  R.  Gee,  803  Talbot  St.,  London, 
Ont. 

Twenty-Eighth  District  Officers,  Governor,  Henry  J. 
CroehetiSre,  424  Newton  St.,  Sherbrooke,  P.Q.; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Russell  E.  Lambert,  c/o  Ste¬ 
venson,  Walker,  Knowles  &  Co.,  437  St.  James  St. 
W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Order  of  the  Alhambra 

Supreme  Commander,  Harry  J.  Brogan,  Liberty 
Bank  of  Buffalo,  Buffalo,  N.Y. ;  Supreme  Scribe,  G. 
Alfred  Peters,  Jr.,  201  Homeland  Ave.,  Baltimore  2, 
Md. ;  Canadian  Member  of  the  Council  of  Viziers, 
Stan  A.  Killeen,  2  du  Maurier  Blvd.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 

District  Commanders  in  Canada 
Western  Ontario — Austin  J.  Deneau,  3720  Riverside 
Dr.,  Riverside. 

Eastern  Ontario — J.  E.  Blainey,  106  Albany  Ave., 
Toronto  4. 

Quebec — M.  A.  J.  Gauthier,  5129  Cot6  St.  Antoine, 
Montreal  28. 

There  are  seven  Caravans  in  Canada 
Eudes — Montreal  Toloza — Outremont 

Almanzor — Toronto  Abd  el  Aziz — Montreal 

Guzera — Windsor  El  Zemah — Kitchener 

M  unuza — London 

The  Ottawa  Field-Naturalists'  Club 

President,  W.  K.  W.  Baldwin,  15  Famham  Cresc., 
Ottawa;  Secretary,  H.  J.  Scoggan,  National  Museum  of 
Canada,  Ottawa;  Editor  of  “The  Canadian  Field 
Naturalist”,  H.  A.  Senn,  Division  of  Botany  and 
Plant  Pathology,  Central  Experimental  Farm, 
Ottawa. 


The  Ottawa  River  Forest  Protective  Association,  Ltd 

Manager  and  Secretary,  H.  M.  Small,  53  QueeD 
St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


The  Over-Seas  League 

Founder,  Sir  Evelyn  Wrench,  C.M.G.,  LL.D  • 
World  Headquarters,  Over-Seas  House,  Park  Place’ 
St.  James’s,  London,  S.W.l,  England;  Canadian 
Headquarters:  15  Elm  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Packing  Association  of  Canada 

916  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  5,  Canada 

General  Manager  and  Secretary,  C.  R.  Cornell. 

The  Parks  and  Recreation  Association  of  Canada 

President,  A.  C.  Patterson,  Superintendent  of 
Parks,  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Treasurer,  Wm.  Oakes 
Superintendent  of  Parks,  New  Toronto,  Ont.-  Secre¬ 
tary,  J.  W.  Staples,  Director  of  Recreation,  Regina 


Patent  Institute  of  Canada 

President,  Gordon  F.  Henderson  Q.C.,  88  Metcalfe 
ot.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Hon.  Secretary-Treasurer,  E.  L. 
Medcalf,  Q.C.,  70  Gloucester  St.,  Ottawa. 


The  Canadian  Pharmaceutical  Association,  Inc. 

221  victoria  street,  Toronto,  Ontario 

President,  P.  T.  Moisley,  Timmins,  Ont. 

Manager  Secretary,  J.  C.  Turnbull,  221  Victoria 
Street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Provincial  Pharmaceutical  Associations 

British  Columbia — Manager,  F.  H.  Fullerton,  310 
Dominion  Bank  Bldg. 

Alberta — Registrar-Treas.,  C.  W.  Pickup,  No.  2 
118  Fifth  Ave.  E.,  Calgary. 

Saskatchewan — Registrar-Treas.,  V.  Jansen,  Assini- 
boia  Block,  1861  Searth  Ave.,  Regina. 

Manitoba — Sec.-Registrar-Treas.,  M.  A.  Anderson, 
609  Confederation  Bldg.,  Winnipeg. 

New  Brunswick — Registrar,  E.  P.  Fullerton,  144 
Charlotte  St.,  Saint  John. 

Nova  Scotia — Sec.-Registrar,  C.  E.  Fader,  141 
Hollis  St.,  Halifax. 

Ontario  College  of  Pharmacy,  44  Gerrard  St.  E., 
Toronto — Reg.-Treas.,  H.  M.  Corbett. 

Prince  Edward  I  stand — 5  ec.  -Registrar,  R.  H.  Jenkins, 
Charlottetown. 

Quebec  Pharmaceutical — Registrar,  E.  Coderre,  354 
St.  Catherine  St.  E.,  Montreal. 

Canadian  Foundation  for  the  Advancement 
of  Pharmacy 

President,  T.  B.  Horsier;  Executive  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  A.  Brown;  Office,  221  Victoria  St.,  Toronto. 

Trade  Associations 


PROPRIETARY  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 
President,  W.  H.  Edwards;  Secretary-Treasurer , 
Mrs.  Agnes  Howard,  Suite  6,  916  Yonge  St.,  Toronto 
6,  Ont. 

TOILET  GOODS  MANUFACTURERS  ASSOCIATION 

President,  A.  E.  Williams;  Executive  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Agnes  Howard;  Office:  Suite  6,  916  Yonge 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Polish  Societies 

CANADIAN  POLISH  CONGRESS  INC. 

A  Federation  of  127  Local  Organizations 
President ,  J.  Kurosad;  General  Secretary,  R.  Frikke; 
Treasurer-General,  S.  Spisak.  Head  Office,  783 
College  St.,  Toronto,  Ontario.  The  Canadian  Polish 
Congress  is  a  federation  of  127  local  organizations 
many  of  which  are  forming  branches  of  the  following 
greater  unions-alliances: 

1.  Polish  Aliance  Friendly  Society  in  Canada,  700 
Queen  St.  W„  Toronto;  Mr.  J.  Broda,  Gen. 
Secretary. 

2.  Polish  National  Union  in  Canada,  1089  Queen 
St.  W.,  Toronto;  Mr.  B.  Kowalski,  Gen.  Secretary. 

3.  Polish  Combatants  Association  c/o  Mr.  E. 
Labecki,  Treasurer,  33  James  St.,  Ottawa. 

4.  Polish  Mutual  Aid  S-ty  2721  Jolicoeur  St.,  Mont- 
real,  Que.,  name  of  Secretary  unknown. 


i'ULlttU  ALLIANCE  FRIENDLY  SOCIETY  OF  CANADA 

President,  S.  F.  Konopka;  General  Secretary,  J. 
Broda,  700  Queen  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


ina  Pennsylvania  German  Folklore  Society  of  Ontario 

Waterloo  College,  Waterloo,  Ont. 

President,  Dr.  G.  E.  Reaman;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
Lome  Weber. 


Political  Associations 


Periodical  Press  Association 

Constituent  Associations: 

Agricultural  Press  Association  of  Canada 
Business  Newspapers  Association  of  Canada 
Affiliated  Association: 

Canadian  Central  Registry  of  Subscription 
Representatives 


NATIONAL  LIBERAL  FEDERATION 
OF  CANADA 

130  Queen  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


m  o  d  ,?■  1  non-  Louis  st-  Laurent,  Q.C., 
M.P.  (Prime  Mmister  and  Leader  of  the  Liberal  Party 
of  Canada).  J 

President,  Duncan  K.  MacTavish,  O.B.E.,  Q.C. 


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General  Secretary,  H.  Erskine  Kidd. 

Associate  General  Secretary,  Paul  C.  Lafond. 
National  Federation  of  Liberal  Women  of 
Canada — President,  Mrs.  C.  J.  Embree,  177  Henry 
St.,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  A.  F.  Brown, 
223  Munroe  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Executive 
Secretary,  Mrs.  D.  Blair,  130  Queen  St.,  Ottawa. 

Young  Liberal  Federation  of  Canada 
President,  William  Appleby,  445  Lyndale  Dr., 
Winnipeg,  Man.;  Treasurer,  E.  T.  Asselin,  611  St. 
James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Presidents  of  Provincial  Associations 
D.  W.  K.  Dawe,  c/o  Curtis  &  Dawe,  Board  of 
Trade  Bldg.,  St.  John’s  Nfld.;  Roy  Power,  P.O.  Box 
903,  Halifax  N.S.;  J.  P.  Nicholson,  c/o  Mathews, 
Peake  &  Nicholson,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.;  G.  Terry 
Murphy,  Moncton,  N.B.;  John  J.  Pepper,  360  St. 
James  St.  W.,  Montreal,  P.Q.;  James  Service,  78 
Grosvenor  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  R.  A.  Fisher,  R.R.  5, 
Dauphin,  Man.;  Elton  Gritzfeld,  2506  McKay  St., 
Regina,  Sask.;  Miss  Una  MacLean,  1703-28th  St.  S. 
W.,  Calgary  Alta.;  Roy  Burns,  724  Granville  Ave., 
Brighouse  P.O.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Canadian  University  Liberal  Federation 
President,  Jack  Greenstein,  4927  Fulton  Ave., 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Secretary,  Miss  J.  Coutts,  85  St. 
George  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Liberal  Association  of  Newfoundland — President, 
Eric  Cook,  Q.C.,  c/o  Cook,  Bartlett  &  Soper,  Bank 
of  Montreal  Bldg.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld.;  Secretary,  C. 
F.  Garland,  158  Water  St.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld.; 
Provincial  Leader,  Hon.  Joseph  R.  Smallwood, 

M. L.A.,  Premier. 

Nova  Scotia  Liberal  Association — President, 
Stanley  S.  Rafuse,  P.O.  Box  709,  Bridgewater; 
Secretary,  Myer  Zwerling,  406  Roy  Bldg.,  Halifax, 

N. S.;  Provincial  Leader,  Hon.  Henry  D.  Hicks, 
M.L.A.,  Premier. 

New  Brunswick  Provincial  Liberal  Association 
— President,  Harry  A.  Corey,  Harvey  Station; 
Secretary,  David  M.  Dickson,  556  Queen  St., 
Fredericton;  Provincial  Leader,  Hon.  Austin  C. 
Taylor,  Salisbury,  Westmorland  Co. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Liberal  Association — 
President,  B.  Rogers,  Jr.,  Charlottetown;  Secretary, 
Frederic  A.  Large,  Q.C.,  Charlottetown;  Provincial 
Leader,  Hon.  Alexander  W.  Matheson,  Q.C‘. 
M.L.A.,  Premier. 

Quebec  Liberal  Association — Provincial  Leader, 
Georges  Emile  Lapalme,  M.L.A.,  60  McCulloch 
Ave.,  Outremont;  Quebec  Offices  Liberal  Party  of 
Canada;  287  W.  Villeneuve,  Montreal;  626  E.  St. 
Cyrille,  Quebec;  Provincial  Liberal  Office,  287  W. 
Villeneuve,  Montreal. 

Ontario  Liberal  Association — President,  Wilfrid 

P.  Gregory,  Q.C.,  29  Downie  St.,  Stratford;  Secre¬ 
tary,  W.  G.  Hale,  Room  204,  347  Bay  St.,  Toronto; 
House  Leader,  Farquhar  Oliver,  R.R.  3,  Priceville. 
Manitoba  Liberal-Progressive  Association — 
President,  Wilfred  McGregor,  R.R.  2,  Brandon; 
Secretary,  Miss  D.  Taylor,  37  Syndicate  Bldg., 
Winnipeg;  Provincial  Liberal  Leader,  Hon.  D.  L. 
Campbell,  M.L.A.,  Premier. 

Saskatchewan  Liberal  Association — President, 
H.  B.  Whiteside,  844  University  Dr.,  Saskatoon; 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Marjorie  Totten,  315  McCallum- 
Hill  Bldg.,  Regina;  Provincial  Leader,  A.  H.  Mc¬ 
Donald,  M.L.A.,  315  McCallum-Hill  Bldg.,  Regina. 
Alberta  Liberal  Association — President,  W.  J. 
Edgar,  Innisfail;  Secretary,  Mrs.  J.  Grodeland, 
Reynolds  Bldg.,  10028-102nd  St.,  Edmonton; 
Provincial  Leader,  J.  Harper  Prowse,  M.L.A., 
10028-102  St.,  Edmonton. 

British  Columbia  Liberal  Association — President, 
Sydney  J.  Smith,  Box  10,  Kamloops;  Executive 
Secretary,  G.  Deachman,  Em.  3,  42S  Howe  St., 
Vancouver;  Provincial  Leader,  Arthur  Laing, 
M.L.A.,  5937  Angus  Dr.,  Vancouver. 

.  CONSERVATIVE  ASSOCIATIONS 
Progressive  Conservative  Party 
National  Leader,  George  A.  Drew,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  M.P., 
541  Acadia  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


P. C.  National  Headquarters:  National  Director, 
W.  L.  Rowe.  Gen.  Executive,  Miss  K.  Kearns;  Head¬ 
quarters  Office,  141  Laurier  Ave.  W.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Director  Women's  P.C.  Associations,  Miss  Hilda 
Hesson,  Room  6,  264  Portage  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Progressive  Conservative  Associations 
Progressive  Conservative  Association  of  Canada, 
President.  L6on  Balcers.M.P.,  Three  Rivers,  P.Q.; 
Secretary,  A.  E.  Honeywell,  46  Elgin  St.,  Ottawa, 
Ont.;  Treasurer,  Frank  E.  Lennard,  M.P.,  Dundas, 
Ontario. 

Main  Associations 

British  Columbia  Progressive  Conservative 
Association— President,  Leon  J.  Ladner,  Q.C., 
640  W.  Hastings,  Vancouver;  Secretary,  A.  L. 
Bewley,  4  Vancouver  Block,  Vancouver. 

Alberta  Progressive  Conservative  Association — 
President,  W.  J.  C.  Kirby,  727-10th  Ave.  West 
Calgary,  Alta. 

Saskatchewan  Progressive  Conservative  Asso¬ 
ciation — Provincial  Leader,  Alvin  Hamilton,  300 
Royal  Bank  Bldg.,  Saskatoon;  President,  A.  V. 
Svoboda,  300  Royal  Bank  Bldg.,  Saskatoon. 
Manitoba  Progressive  Conservative  Association 
— Provincial  Leader,  Duff  Roblin,  M.L.A.,  300 
Main  St.,  Winnipeg;  President,  Stewart  MacLean, 
Dauphin. 

Ontario  Progressive  Conservative  Association — 
Provincial  Leader,  Hon.  Leslie  M.  Frost,  Q.C., 
M.P.P.,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto;  President, 
A.  D.  McKenzie,  Q.C.,  85  Richmond  St.  W., 
Toronto. 

Quebec  Progressive  Conservative  Association — 
President,  Quebec  District,  Frederic  Dorion.  Q.C., 
Dorion,  Dorion  &  Fortin,  400  Boulevard  Charest, 
Quebec;  President  Montreal  District,  J.  T.  Hackett, 

Q. C.,  Hackett,  Mulvena  &  Hackett,  507  Place 
d'Armes,  Montreal;  Provincial  Organizer,  Leon 
Balcer,  Q.C.,  M.P.,  282  Radison,  Trois  Rivieres. 
Offices,  Montreal,  Suite  14-16,  Windsor  Hotel, 
Montreal. 

New  Brunswick  Progressive  Conservative  Asso¬ 
ciation — Provincial  Leader,  Hon.  II.  J.  Flemming 
M.L.A.,  Juniper;  President,  Lome  Groom,  M.L.A., 
St.  Stephen. 

Nova  Scotia  Progressive  Conservative  Associa¬ 
tion — Provincial  Leader,  Robert  L.  Stanfield, 
M.L.A.,  156)4  Hollis  St.,  Halifax;  President, 
Frank  Welch,  Wolfville. 

Prince  Edward  Island  Conservative  Association 
— Provincial  Leader,  R.  R.  Bell,  M.L.A.,  Barrister, 
Charlottetown;  President,  Reagh  Bagnall,  Hunter 
River. 

Newfoundland  Progressive  Conservative  Asso¬ 
ciation — President,  Malcolm  Hollett,  M.L.A., 
18  Maple  St.,  St.  John’s. 

Progressive  Conservative  Women’s  Association 
of  Canada 

President,  Miss  E.  Janzen,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

Provincial  Organizations 

British  Columbia — President,  Mrs.  E.  G.  Woodward, 

R. R.  1  Brentwood,  Saanichton  Bay. 

Alberta — President,  Mrs.  Bert  Robinson,  P.O.  Box  6, 
Calgary. 

Saskatchewan — President,  Mrs.  Martin  Pederson, 
933-9  th  Ave.,  Saskatoon. 

Manitoba — President,  Mrs.  H.  F.  Gyles,  170  Oxford 
St.,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario — Organizer  for  Women  of  Ontario,  Mrs.  R.  B. 

Downing,  23  Ellis  Park  Rd.,  Toronto  3. 

Quebec — President  Quebec.  District,  Mme  J.  Frenette, 
1203  Ave.  Rosseau,  Sillery;  President  Montreal 
District,  Miss  C.  Beaudet,  3815  St.  Andre  St., 
Montreal. 

New  Brunswick — President,  Mrs.  H.  G.  Palmer,  338 
Mountain  St.,  Moncton. 

Nova  Scotia — President,  Mrs.  W.  T.  Hayden,  55 
Almont  Ave.,  New  Glasgow. 

Prince  Edward  Island — President,  Mrs.  W.  H.  V. 

Dunbar,  28,  Orlebar  St.,  Charlottetown. 

N eicfoundland — Mrs.  Grace  Sparkes,  14  Portugal 
Cove  Rd.,  St.  John’s. 


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Young  Progressive  Conservative  Associations 
Y oung  Progressive  Conservatives  of  Canada — President, 
Harvey  Galbraith,  Calgary,  Alta. 

THE  CO-OPERATIVE  COMMONWEALTH 
FEDERATION  (C.C.F.) 

National  Headquarters,  301  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa 

C.C.F.  National  Council — President,  M.  J. 
Coldwell,  M.P.,  Ottawa. 

National  Chairman,  David  Lewis,  111  Richmond 
St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

National  Secretary,  Lome  Ingle,  301  Metcalfe  St., 
Ottawa. 

National  Treasurer,  George  Bothwell,  301  Canada 
Permanent  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Provincial  Secretaries: 

British  Columbia— Harold  Thayer,  712-16  East 
Hastings  St.,  Vancouver. 

Alberta— Mrs.  Nellie  Peterson,  10140-107th  St., 
Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan — Russell  Brown,  510  Kerr  Bldg., 
Regina. 

Manitoba— D.  Swailes,  1170  Main  St.,  Winnipeg. 
Ontario  Ken  Bryden,  565  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto. 
Quebec — Roger  Boisvert,  1405  Bishop  St.,  Montreal 
24. 

New  Brunswick — Ronald  Bemrose,  121  Wallace 
St.,  Nashwaaksis. 

Nova  Scotia — Mrs.  Florence  Welton,  40  Bucking¬ 
ham  St.,  Halifax. 

P.E.I.  Mrs.  Muriel  Maclnnis,  Borden. 

Newfoundland — Edgar  Russell  (Acting),  Bay 
Roberts. 

SOCIAL  CREDIT  ASSOCIATIONS 
National  Office:  7-9  Pleasant  Blvd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Social  Credit  Association  of  Canada:  Leader, 
Solon  E.  Low,  M.P.,  Parliament  Buildings,  Ottawa, 
Ont.;  President,  Ernest  G.  Hansel!,  B.D.,  M.P., 
Vulcan,  Alta.;  National  Organizer,  O.  A.  Kennedy,’ 
Edmonton,  Alta.  A  board  of  Management  com¬ 
prising  one  representative  from  each  Provincial 
Organization  in  Canada. 

Briitsh  Columiua  Social  Credit  League:  President, 
Noel  Murphy.  Office:  175  E.  Broadway,  Vancouver. 
Alberta  Social  Credit  League:  President,  O  A 
Kennedy,  Edmonton;  Head  Office,  9974  Jasper 
Ave.,  Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan  Social  Credit  League:  President 

Vibank-  Head  Office,  Ste.  6, 
2713-13  Ave.,  Regma. 

The  Manitoba  Social  Credit  League:  President 
B.  Rempel,  Portage  La  Prairie;  Office  Manager, 
KeRh  Hunter,  Winnipeg.  Office,  809  Portage  Ave 
W  innipeg. 

Social  Credit  Association  of  Ontario:  President 
Stanley  R.  Patterson,  C.P.A.,  Toronto.  Head 
Office,  7-9  Pleasant  Blvd.,  Toronto. 

New  Brunswick  Social  Credit  League:  Provincial 
Organizer,  E.  G.  Flewelling,  Oak  Point.  Office  P.  O 
Box  191,  Hartland. 

LABOUR-PROGRESSIVE  PARTY 
Head  Office,  555  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
National  Leader,  Tim  Buck,  54  Delaney  Crescent, 
loronto;  Organizational  Secretary,  Leslie  Morris,  680 
,  av?.urs*  St.,  Toronto;  Labor  Secretary,  W.  Kashten, 
o  vinewood  Ave.,  Toronto;  Ontario  Leader,  Stewart 
Smith,  255  Concord  Ave.,  Toronto;  Educational 
Director,  Norman  Freed,  34  Wells  Ave.,  Toronto- 
National  Treasurer,  Paul  Phillips,  361  Willard! 
loronto;  Quebec  Leader,  Gui  L.  Caron,  254  St 
Catherine  East,  Room  24,  Montreal;  Quebec  Organ¬ 
izer,  Harry  Binder,  254  St.  Catherine  East,  Room  24 
Montreal. 


Poster  Advertising  Association 

80  Richmond  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President,  W  G.  White,  General  Manager,  The 
Mar ley  Ltd.,  London,  Ont.;  General  Manager, 
Mace  Mair,  Poster  Advertising  Assoc,  of  Canada, 


Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  J.  Tilton, 
Poster  Advertising  Assoc,  of  Canada,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Prospectors  and  Developers  Association 

Suite  416,  25  Adelaide  St.  W„  Toronto 
President,  (Mrs.)  V.  R.  MacMillan;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Fred  Jowsey. 

The  Protestant  Girls’  Club  of  Canada 

President,  Miss  Fern  Dewar,  107  Metcalfe  St.;  Treas¬ 
urer,  J.  Sanderson,  84  Renfrew  Ave.;  Corresponding 
Secretary,  Miss  Betty  Purkiss,  29  Delaware  Ave.,  all 
of  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Province  of  Quebec  Hotelkeepers  Association 

Association  des  Hoteliers  de  la  Province 
de  Quebec 

Queen’s  Hotel,  Windsor  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
President,  Jacques  Patenaude,  Hotel  Lafayette 
Montreal;  Executive-Secretary,  G4rard  Delage,  Queen’s 
Hotel,  Montreal. 

The  Quebec  Forest  Industries  Association  Limited 

President,  J.  V.  Perrin;  Manager ,  Edgar  Porter, 
•»  65  St.  Anne  St.,  Quebec;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  F.  J. 
Miedema,  65,  St.  Anne  Street,  Quebec. 

Quota  Club  International,  Incorporated 

President,  Dr.  May  Valencik,  Free  Library,  Allen¬ 
town,  Pa.;  Recording  Secretary,  Miss  Gwladys  W. 
Jones,  Washington,  D.  C.;  Treasurer,  Miss  Beulah 
Griffiths,  Wilmington,  Del. 

Canadian  Directors .  Mrs.  G.  Begg,  Swift  Current, 
bask.  Mrs.  N.  W.  Carter,  Orillia,  Ont. 

There  are  Quota  Clubs  in  the  following  cities  in 
Canada: — 

Lethbridge,  Calgary,  Red  Deer,  Medicine  Hat, 
Edmonton,  Alta.;  Moose  Jaw,  Regina,  Saskatoon, 
Swift  Current,  Sask.;  Winnipeg,  Man.;  London, 
Hamilton,  Toronto,  Niagara  Falls,  Orillia,  Ottawa, 
Sarnia,  Kitchener- W'aterloo,  Ont.;  Vancouver,  Vic¬ 
toria,  B.C.;  Montreal,  Quebec. 

Radio-Television  Manufacturers  Association  of  Canada 

President  and  Chairman  of  Board,  C.  A.  Pollock, 
Dominion  Electrohome  Ind.,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

I  ice-President  and  Chairman,  tteceiver  Division. 
J.  D.  Campbell,  Canadian  Westinghouse  Co.  Ltd. 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

Vice-President  and  Chairman,  Parts  Division,  L 
Harris,  T.  S.  Farley  Ltd.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Chairman  Engineering  Committee,  W.  B.  Clark, 
Dominion  Eleetrohome  Ind.,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

Chairman,  Service  Committee,  W.  A.  White,  RCA 
Victor  Co.  Ltd.,  1001  Lenoir  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Director  of  Engineering,  R.  A.  Hackbusch,  Hack- 
busch  Electronics  Ltd.,  23  Primrose  Ave.,  Toronto 
Ont. 

General  -Manager,  S.  D.  Brownlee,  Radio-Tele¬ 
vision  Manufacturers  Association  of  Canada,  200  St. 
Clair  Ave.  W.,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

The  Railway  Association  of  Canada 

President,  N.  R.  Grump;  General  Secretary,  W. 
G.  Scott,  1520  Mountain  St.,  Montreal;  Secretary, 
Western  Lines,  Roy  H.  Powers,  320  Union  Station, 
Winnipeg. 

Remembrance  Association 

National  President,  Mrs.  J.  W.  Stockdale,  286 
Lincoln  Rd„  Windsor,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary, 
Mrs.  F.  C.  Simpson,  209  Grosvenor  Ave.  S„  Hamilton, 
Ont  ;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  James  Freeman,  928  St.  Rose 
Blvd.,  Riverside,  Ont. 

The  Retail  Merchants  Association  of  Canada 

President,  D.  A.  Gilbert,  309  Lindsay  Bldg.,  228 
Notre  Dame  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Secretary,  M.  M. 
Wocks,  address  as  above. 

secretaries  of  provincial  boards 
British  Columbia— H.  Chris  Boulton,  304  Pember- 
ton  Bldg.,  Vancouver. 

Aiberfa— J  Robinson,  519  Northern  Hardware 
Bldg.,  104  St.  and  102  Ave.,  Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan— Ross  E.  Walker,  201  Dominion 
Bank  Bldg.,  Saskatoon. 


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Manitoba — M.  M.  Wocks,  309  Lindsay  Bldg., 
Winnipeg. 

Ontario — R.  T.  Barnes,  88  Richmond  St.  W., 
Toronto. 

Quebec — Jules  Gobeil,  1290  St.  Denis  St.,  Montreal. 

The  Rhodes  Scholarship  Trust 

Secretary,  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Elton,  36  Beaumont  St., 
Oxford,  England. 

General  Secretary  for  the  Rhodes  Scholarships  in 
Canada ;  D.  R.  Michener,  Q.C.,  5  Rosedale  Rd., 
Toronto  5. 

provincial  secretaries: 

British  Columbia,  A.  H.  Ainsworth,  1519  Marine 
Bldg.,  355  Burrard  St.,  Vancouver. 

Alberta,  M.  J.  A.  Lambert,  201  Imperial  Bank  Bldg., 
Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan,  Dean  J.  F.  Leddy,  University  of 
Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon. 

Manitoba,  R.  L.  Gordon,  St.  John’s — Ravenscourt 
School,  Winnipeg. 

Ontario,  A.  B.  Harvey,  Q.C.,  e/o  Law  Society  of 
Upper  Canada,  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto. 

Quebec,  Paul  Gerin-Lajoie,  Versailles  Bldg.,  60 
St.  James  St.  W.,  Montreal. 

New  Brunswick,  Norwood  Carter,  P.O.  Box  205, 
Saint  John. 

Nova  Scotia,  Prof.  W.  R.  Lederman,  Dalhousie  Law 
School,  Halifax. 

Newfoundland,  John  G.  Higgins,  Q.C.,  Reid  Bldg., 
St.  John’s. 

Eleven  Scholarships  of  the  value  of  £600  each  year, 
tenable  at  Oxford  University  for  2  or  3  years,  are 
awarded  annually  to  male  Canadian  University 
students  19  to  25  years  of  age. 

Apply  to  University  Registrars  or  Provincial  Secre¬ 
taries  of  Selection  Committees  for  particulars  and 
application  forms.  Closing  date  Nov.  1st.  each  year. 

Rotary  Clubs  In  Canada 

(members  of  rotary  international) 

Central  Office  of  Rotary  International,  1600  Ridge 
Ave.,  Chicago,  Ill. 

Representative  of  Canada  on  Rotary  International 
Board.  Kenneth  G.  Partridge,  Port  Credit,  Ont. 

Canadian  Advisory — Chairman,  Crammond  Oliver, 
Trois  Rivieres,  P.Q. 

Rotary  District  Governors  in  Canada:  A.  Kenneth 
Charlesworth,  Wiarton,  Ont.;  Ross  Leonard  Dobbin, 
Peterborough,  Ont.;  Harry  Stewart  Hay,  Saskatoon, 
Sask.;  Fred  Everett  McAllister,  Stephen,  N.B.; 
Vernon  Ulysses  Miner,  Lloydminster,  Sask.  - Maurice, 
Rector,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Merrill  Chapman  Robmson, 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

One  of  the  current  activities  of  Rotary  Inter¬ 
national  is  the  awarding  of  Fellowships  to  outstanding 
graduate  students  for  one  year  of  study  in  a  country 
other  than  their  own. 

Four  Canadians  are  serving  as  Rotary  Fellows  for 
the  1955-56  School  Year. 

Two  Rotary  Fellows  from  abroad  currently  are  attend¬ 
ing  Canadian  universities. 

Royal  Arcanum 

GRAND  councils 

Ontario — Grand  Regent,  George  G.  Coatta,  318 
Douglas  Ave.,  Toronto;  Grand  Secretary,  J.  Kenneth 
Mitchell,  139  Arundel  Ave.,  Toronto  6. 

Maritimes  and  Quebec — Grand  Regent,  A. 
Laforest,  2657  Dickson  St.  Montreal  5;  Grand 
Secretary,  H.  Neville  Mason,  4521  Park  Ave.,  Mon¬ 
treal  8. 

Royal  Astronomical  Society  of  Canada 

President,  R.  M.  Petrie,  Ph.D.,  Dominion  Astro- 
physical  Observatory,  Royal  Oak,  B.C.;  National 
Secretary,  E.  J.  A.  Kennedy,  13  Ross  St.,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  National  Treasurer,  J.  H.  Homing,  M.A., 
Toronto;  Librarian,  J.  B.  Oke,  Ph.D.,  Toronto. 

Centres  are  maintained  at  Halifax,  N.S.;  Quebec, 
Montreal  and  Centre  frangais  de  Montreal  (Que) ; 
Ottawa,  Toronto,  Hamilton,  London,  Windsor 
(Ont);  Winnipeg  (Man.),  Edmonton  (Alta.),  Van¬ 
couver  and  Victoria,  B.C.  National  Headquarters, 


with  Library  and  Reading  Room  at  13  Ross  St., 
Toronto,  Mrs.  Dorothy  C.  Williamson,  assistant 
secretary  in  charge;  Toronto  Centre,  President,  L.  H. 
Clark;  Secretary,  F.  L.  Troyer,  53  Woodlawn  Ave.  E., 
Toronto. 

Publications  —  A  bi-monthly  Journal,  and  annual 
Observer’s  Handbook. 

Grand  Black  Chapter  of  British  America 
Royal  Black  Knights  of  Ireland 

Grand  Master,  James  Jackson,  229-4th  St.  E.,  Owen 
Sound,  Ont.;  Grand  Registrar,  H.  P.  Leslie,  Bri¬ 
tannia  Heights,  Ont.;  Grand  Treasurer,  C.  Spooner, 
136  St.  Leonards  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Provincial  Grand  Officers 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Grand  Master,  H.  M.  Bruton,  2642  Haywood 
Ave.,  Vancouver;  Grand  Registrar,  H.  Gibson,  3222  W. 
35th  Ave.,  Vancouver;  Grand  Treasurer,  J.  Fairelough 
Langley  Prairie. 

ALBERTA 

Grand  Master,  R.  E.  Jones,  5517-47th  A.  Ave., 
Red  Deer;  Grand  Registrar,  R.  L.  Burk,  R.R.  No.  2, 
Red  Deer;  Grand  Treasurer,  R.  N.  Blunt,  Calgary. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Grand  Master,  A.  Mel  Irving,  Pleasant  Valley; 
Grand  Registrar,  H.  S.  Winters,  102  Medical  Arts 
Bldg.,  Prince  Albert;  Grand  Treasurer,  A.  D.  Weston, 
Lloydminster. 

MANITOBA 

Grand  Master,  Wm.  J.  Holt,  223  Sherburn  St., 
Winnipeg;  Grand  Registrar,  Wm.  T.  Young,  242 
Inglewood  Ave.,  Winnipeg;  Grand  Treasurer,  J.  R. 
Armstrong,  575  Banning  St.,  Winnipeg. 

ONTARIO  WEST 

Grand  Master,  Bert  Harper,  240  Barrie  Rd., 
Orillia;  Grand  Registrar,  Rev.  R.  A.  Spencer,  374 
Lake  Promenade,  Long  Branch;  Grand  Treasurer , 
R.  E.  Wright,  832-5th  Ave.  E.,  Owen  Sound. 

ONTARIO  EAST 

Grand  Master,  J.  M.  Robertson,  440  Bevan  St., 
Ottawa;  Grand  Registrar,  W.  A.  Chambers,  Box  42, 
Manotick;  Grand  Treasurer,  Geo  F.  Reed,  Corby ville, 
Ont. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

Grand  Master,  W.  S.  Bardon,  23  Britain  St.,  Saint 
John.  Grand  Registrar,  R.  D.  Jones,  704  George  St., 
Fredericton;  Grand  Treasurer,  A.  J.  Slaney,  Meductic. 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Grand  Master ,  Geo.  A.  Poole,  179  Clifton  St., 
Halifax;  Grand  Registrar,  Francis  Messervey,  9  Harris 
St.,  Halifax;  Grand  Treasurer,  L.  L.  Collins,  57  John 
St.,  Halifax. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

Grand  Master,  Walter  Jewer,  Botwood;  Registrar, 
L.  Scott,  17  Botwood  Rd.,  Grand  Falls,  Nfld.;  Grand 
Treasurer,  Mark  Lodge,  Catalina. 

The  Royal  Canadian  Armoured  Corps  Association 

( Cavalry ) 

President,  Brig.  C.  A.  Richardson,  D.S.O.  Internat¬ 
ional  Paints  (Canada)  Ltd.,  P.  O.  Box  190,  Outre- 
mont,  P.  Q. 

Hon.  Secretary-Treasurer,  Maj.  J.  I.  Nicol,  M.B.E., 
Box  1015  (Station  B)  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Royal  Canadian  Flying  Clubs  Association 

President,  H.  R.  Screaton,  Winnipeg,  Man;  Treas¬ 
urer,  H.  A.  Yates,  Ottawa;  Secretary-Manager,  W.  P. 
Paris,  Journal  Bldg.,  Ottawa. 

Member  Clubs  whose  names  are  “ . 

Flying  Club”  prefixed  by  the  "City”  are  located  in: 
Brampton,  Ont.,  Brandon,  Man;  Calgary.  Alta, 
Chilliwack,  B.C.,  Edmonton,  Alta.,  Estevan,  Sask., 
Halifax,  N.S.,  Hamilton,  Ont.,  Kingston,  Ont., 
Lethbridge,  Alta.,  Moncton,  N.B.,  Montreal,  P.Q., 
Ottawa,  Ont.,  Prince  Albert,  Sask.,  Quebec  City, 
P.Q.,  Regina,  Sask.,  Saskatoon,  Sask.,  St.  Catharines, 
Ont.,  Toronto,  Ont.,  Welland,  Ont.,  Victoria,  B.C., 
Windsor,  Ont,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Others  variously  named  are:  (F.C.  =  Flying  Club) — 
Aero  Club  of  B.C.,  Vancouver;  Brant-Norfolk  Aero 
Club,  Brantford,  Ont.;  Waterloo-Wellington  F.C., 
Breslau,  Ont.;  Ontario  County  F.C.,  Oshawa, 


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Ont.;  Portage  F.C.,  Portage  la  Prairie,  Man.; 
thunder  Bay  F.C.,  Fort  William,  Ont.;  Fundy  F.C., 
baint  John,  N.B.;  Prince  Rupert  Aero  Club,  Prince 
Rupert,  B.C.;  London  Flying  Club  of  Canada, 
London,  Ont..;  Newfoundland  F.C.,  St.  John's,  Nfld.- 
Gateway  Flying  Club,  Yarmouth,  N.S.;  Prince 
Edward  h.C.,  Picton,  Ont.:  Saguenay  F.C..  Chicou¬ 
timi,  P.Q.;  Rockcliffe  F.C.,  RCAF  Station,  Roekcliffe 
Ont.;  Grande  Prairie  Aero  Club,  Grand  Prairie,  Alta 

Royal  Canadian  Humane  Association 

Hon  Secretary,  Miss  Mary  Campbell,  202  Im¬ 
perial  Bldg.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

(This  Society  issues  awards  for  Life-saving  and 
Bravery) . 

Royal  Canadian  institute 

191  College  St.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 

President,  K.  C.  Fisher,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.' 
Executive  Secretary,  Mrs.  Florence  C.  Rawlings’ 

The  Royal  Empire  Society 

Northumberland  Ave.,  London,  W.C.  2,  England., 

Secretary-General,  Col.  Archer  Cust,  C.B.E. 
Official  Publication,  "United  Empire.” 

Montreal  Branch-President,  Major  General  R.  O. 
C.T.  Morton,  C.B.E. ,  C.D.;  Hon.  Secretary ,  Major  P 
Lindsay  Hall,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  1405  Bishop  St. 

Montreal. 

Ottawa  Branch,  Chairman,  G.  H.  Bowler'  Hon 
Secretary,  A.  K.  Poussette,  c/o  The  Canadian  Bank 
of  Commerce,  117  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa. 

Honorary  Corresponding  Secretaries  of 
The  Royal  Empire  Society  in  Canada 
Alberta,  Ven.  Archdeacon  S.  H.  Middleton,  D.D., 
P.O.  Box  453,  MacLeod,  Alberta. 

British  Columbia,  Maj.  H.  Cuthbert  Holmes, 
J.P.,  c/o  Messrs.  Pemberton  Holmes  Limited,  1002 
Government  St.,  Victoria. 

Manitoba,  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  J.  B.  Coyne,  Q.C.- 
220  Vale  Ave.,  Winnipeg. 

Newfoundland,  W.  P.  Goodridge,  P.O.  Box  E  5285 
St.  John’s,  Newfoundland. 

Nova  Scotia,  R.  V.  Harris,  Q.  C.,  Freemasons  Hall 
Halifax. 

Ontario  Col.  Walter  J.  Brown,  1006  Wellington 
bt„  London;  Dr.  A.  E.  MacDonald,  488  Huron  St. 
loronto. 

The  Royal  Life  Saving  Society 

CANADIAN  COUNCIL 

ti  President-  H.  E.  Herschorn,  M.B.E.,  Montreal, 
P.Q.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  C.  R.  Seller,  19  Bayview  Ave 
Lakeside,  Montreal  33,  P.Q. 


Royal  Society  of  Canada 

OTTAWA 

President,  G .  S.  Hume,  O.B.E.,  Ph.D.;  Executive 
Secretary,  (Mrs.)  Lea  C.  MiStivier,  National  Research 
Building,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Royal  Society  of  St.  George 

4  Upper  Belgrave  St.,  London,  s.w.  1,  England 
Secretary,  Miss.  V.  E.  Clack 
Canadian  Branches  with  Honorary  Secretaries 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  Box  234. 

Manitou,  Man,  Albert  E.  Gibbs 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  Michael  Darracott,  455  Main  St. 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Miss  P.  Bowes,  1618  West  7th 
Ave. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  Mrs.  F.  H.  Parsons,  563  Manchester 
Rd. 

Regina,  Sask.,  C.  Stanton,  2918  Victoria  Ave. 

Safety  Leagues 

NATIONAL  SAFETY  LEAGUE  OF  CANADA 
1170  Bay  Street,  Toronto  5 

President,  R.  A.  Stapells,  Toronto;  Vice-President, 
for  Streets  and  Highways,  W.  E.  P.  Duncan,  M.E.I.C., 
loronto,  Ont.;  Vice-President  for  Public  Relations, 
Norman  Holland,  Montreal;  Vice-President  and 
Secretary-Treasurer,  R.  B.  Morley,  Toronto. 


British  Columbia  Safety  League — 837  West 
Hasting  St.,  Vancouver;  President,  W.  N.  Kelly, 
M.E.I.C. 

Vancouver  Traffic  and  Safety  Council,  207  W.  Hast¬ 
ings  St.;  Director,  James  Plaskett. 

Alberta  Safety  Council — Alberta  Block,  10526 
Jasper  Ave.,  Edmonton;  Executive  Secretary ,  R.  P. 
Lawrence. 

Southern  Division,  A.S.C.,  134-8th  Ave.  E., 
Calgary ;  Secretary,  R.  M.  Hume. 

Edmonton  Safety  Council — Alberta  Block,  10526 
Jasper  Ave.;  Executive  Secretary,  R.  P.  Lawrence. 

Ontario  Safety  League — 1170  Bay  Street, 
Toronto  5,  President,  W.  M.  V.  Ash,  Toronto;  General 
Manager,  W.  B.  G.  Reynolds,  O.B.E. 

Province  of  Quebec  Safety  League — Mount 
Royal  Hotel,  Montreal,  President,  Roger  Lacoste, 
Q.C. 

New  Brunswick  Safety  League — Board  of 
Trade  Bldg.,  Saint  John.  General  Manager,  D.  I. 
Laidlaw. 

Newfoundland,  National  Safety  League 
(Inc.)  Pope  Bldg.,  McBride  Hill,  St.  John’s,  New¬ 
foundland. 

St.  Andrew-Caledonlan  Society 

President,  Robert  Fisher;  Secretary ,  Mrs.  Elizabeth 
Jack,  1026  18th  Ave.  E.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

St.  Andrew’s  Memorial  House 

415  Jarvis  Street,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

(An  international  community  centre  with  programm  e 
and  services  of  interest  to  newcomers  to  Canada 
and  Canadians  of  long  standing.) 

Warden,  J.  B.  Thomas. 

St.  Andrew's  Society,  Toronto 

President,  D.  I.  McLeod;  Secretary,  A.  Campbell 
Munro,  25  Margdon  Rd.,  Toronto  9,  Ont. 

St.  David’s  Society  of  Toronto 

President,  D.  W.  Langford;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Owen 
P.  Prichard,  92  Redwood  Ave.,  Toronto  8;  Treasurer. 
Owen  P.  Prichard. 

St.  John  Ambulance 

( The  Priory  of  Canada  of  the  Order  of  St.  John) 
Prior,  His  Excellency,  the  Governor-General  of 
Canada,  Chancellor ,  Charles  A.  Gray;  Treasurer, 
A-  A.  Crawley;  Hospitaller,  Brig.  W.  P.  Warner 
Registrar,  Brig.-Gen.  C.  H.  Maclaren;  Genealo- 
gist,  C.  L.  Burton;  Director  of  Ceremonies,  Commis¬ 
sioner  L.  H.  Nicholson;  Almoner,  Col.  C.  P.  Gaboury* 
Legal  Advisor,  Brig.  R.  J.  Orde;  Librarian,  Gen.  H.  D.’ 
G.  Crerar;  Priory  Secretary  &  Chief  Commissioner, 
vy.  J.  Bennett;  Superintendent-in-Chief,  Nursing 
Divisions,  Miss  M.  J.  L.  MacLaren. 

Nature  of  Membership,  There  are  two  subsidiary 
organ.zat.ons;  the  Association,  the  teaching  body; 
the  Brigade,  the  semi-military  uniformed  body  ready 
to  render  voluntary  public  assistance  at  any  time 
Ontario  Office,  46  Wellesley  St.  E„  Toronto  5. 

Saskatchewan  Employers’  Association 

r  President,  J.  W.  Hamilton;  Secretary-Manager  H. 
L.  McLennan,  2031-12th  Ave.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Saskatchewan  Farmers’  Union 

202  Ave.  B.  North,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

Secretary,  Stuart  Thiesson. 

Saskatchewan  Rivers  Development  Association 

President,  Wm  B  Tufts,  M.D.;  Secretary,  G. 

°  Shaughnessy,  606  Mam  N„  Moose  Jaw,  Sask 
1  he  object  of  this  association  is  to  promote  the 
development  of  the  waters  of  the  Province  of  Saskat¬ 
chewan  for  irrigation,  hydro-power,  and  industrial 
and  domestic  uses. 

School  Trustees’  Organizations 

CANADIAN  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES’  ASSOCIATION 

President )  Frank Venables,  Oliver,  B.C.;  Secretary- 
1  reasurer,  Henry  E.  Spencer,  Comox,  B.C. 


1 956  ]  ASSOCIATIONS 


MANITOBA  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES’  ASSOCIATION 

President ,  A.  J.  Thiessen,  Rosenfeld;  Secretary- 
Treasurer ■,  B.  H.  Stinson,  894  Dorchester  Ave., 
Winnipeg. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  ASSOCIATION  OF  URBAN  AND 
MUNICIPAL  SCHOOL  BOARDS 

President ,  D.  H.  Montgomery,  20  Henry  St., 
Halifax. 

Secretary-Treasurer ,  John  I.  McVittie,  c/o  Institute 
of  Public  Affairs,  Dalhousie  University,  Halifax. 
ONTARIO  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES*  AND  RATEPAYERS*  ASS*N 
President,  Williard  Morris,  Tilbury;  Secretary, 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Watson,  Innerkip;  Secretary,  Urban  Section, 
Arnold  A.  MacLean,  Tilbury;  Secretary,  Rural  and 
Township  School  Area  Section,  E.  Wilker,  Woodstock; 
Secretary,  Separate  School  Section,  J.  Middleweek, 
477  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto;  Secretary,  County  and  Munici¬ 
pal  Councils  Section,  Hugh  M.  Griggs,  52  Hillside 
Ave.,  Mimico,  Toronto  14. 

Public  School  Trustees’  Association  of  Ontario 
President,  P.  P.  McCallum,  Windsor;  Executive 
Secretary,  Rev.  John  V.  Mills,  B.Th.,  Trustee  House, 
21  Harcroft  Rd.,  Toronto  3. 

ONTARIO  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES*  COUNCIL 

Secretary,  Mrs.  E.  Roblin,  96A  Bloor  St.  W., 
Toronto  5. 

ONTARIO  URBAN  AND  RURAL  SCHOOL 
TRUSTEES*  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Dr.  Wilson  Bedell,  Owen  Sound;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  Wm.  J.  McCordic,  10  Eglinton  Ave. 
E.,  Toronto  12. 

QUEBEC  ASSOCIATION  OF  PROTESTANT  SCHOOL  BOARDS 
Executive  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Arthur  W.  Lang, 
4245  Oxford  Ave.,  Montreal  28. 

L* ASSOCIATION  DES  COMMISSIONS  SCOLAIRES 
CATHOLIQUES  DU  DIOCESE  DE  QUEBEC 
President,  Andr6  Breton,  St- Jean  de  LaLonde, 
(Beauce);  President  de  la  section  urbaine,  Lionel 
%Lafrance,  Chateau  d’Eau,  Co.  Que.;  Secretaire, 
Napoleon  Veilleux,  Sainte-Clotilde,  R.R.  St.  Ephrem, 
Beauce,  P.Q. 

SASKATCHEWAN  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES*  ASSOCIATION 

President,  J.  P.  Beach,  Emfold;  Executive  Secretary 
and  Editor  “ The  School  Trustee,"  L.  I.  Thorson,  Ste. 
6,  1651-llth  Ave.,  Regina. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  SCHOOL  TRUSTEES’  ASSOCIATION 
President,  L.  W.  Wood,  Armstrong;  Hon.Sec-Treas.f 
G.  Fellowes,  1462  W.  Pender  St.,  Vancouver  5# 

l’aSSOCIATION  DES  COMMISSAIRES  DES  ECOLES 
BILINGUES  D’ONTARIO 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Roger  Charbonneau,  P.O. 
Box  211,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Shantymen's  Christian  Association 

OF  NORTH  AMERICA 

President,  A.  R.  Greene,  55  St.  Edmunds  Dr., 
Toronto;  Secretary,  Ernest  Stevens;  Secretary^ Treas¬ 
urer,  H.  G.  Foreman;  Superintendent,  H.  Kenneth 
McLennan;  Editor,  O.  S.  Clappison,  D.D.S.,  all  of  21 
Spadina  Rd.,  Toronto  4. 

Shipping  Federation  of  Canada,  Inc. 

General  Manager,  A.  L.  W.  MacCallum,  Board  of 
Trade  Bldg.,  Montreal. 

Secretary,  C.  T.  Mearns,  Board  of  Trade  Bldg., 
Montreal. 

Shoe  Industry  Organizations 

THE  SHOE  MANUFACTURERS*  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

2081  Aylmer  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

President,  Harry  D.  Greb,  Greb  Shoe  Ltd.,  Kitch¬ 
ener,  Ont.;  General  Secretary,  Lionel  Theoret. 

THE  SHOE  MANUFACTURERS’  ASSOC.  OF  MONTREAL,  INC. 

2085  St.  Timothy  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
President,  Philip  Del  Grande,  Del  Grande  Shoe 
Co.  Ltd.;  Secretary,  Paul  E.  Pigeon. 

QUEBEC  SHOE  MANUFACTURERS’  ASSOCIATION 

112  St  Vallier  St.  E.,  Quebec 
President,  H.  H.  Gibaut,  The  John  Ritchie  Co. 
Ltd.,  Quebec;  Secretary,  Pat  Dooley. 


AND  SOCIETIES  655 


SHOE  MANUFACTURING  EMPLOYERS*  ASSOCIATION 
OF  QUEBEC  PROVINCE 

University  Tower,  Montreal 
President,  Lucien  Blondeau,  Children’s  Shoe  Mfg. 
Co.  Ltd.,  Quebec;  Executive  Secretary,  Lionel  Theoret. 

CANADIAN  FOOTWEAR  TRAVELLERS*  ASSOCIATION 

P.O.  Box  167,  Station  “C”,  Montreal,  Que. 
Secretary,  N.  A.  Maranda. 

SHOE  AND  LEATHER  COUNCIL  OF  CANADA 

Montreal  Trust  Bldg.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President,  John  L.  Braive,  Dewey  &  Almy  Chemical 
Co.  Ltd.,  Montreal,  P.Q.; 

CANADIAN  SHOE  RETAILERS*  ASSOCIATION 

40  Wellesley  Ave.  E.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 
President,  Lou  H.  Wynkie,  L.  H.  Wynkie  &  Son, 
Ottawa,  Ont.  Secretary,  John  V.  Horne. 

THE  RURAL  SHOE  MANUFACTURERS*  ASSOCIATION 
OF  QUEBEC  PROVINCE 

President,  J.  A.  Gendron,  St  George  Shoe  Co.  Ltd., 
St.  George  de  Beauce,  Que.;  Secretary,  P.  E.  Bail- 
largeon,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  St.  George  de  Beauce,  Que. 

SHOE  SUPERINTENDENTS*  AND  FOREMEN’S  ASSOCIATION 
OF  ONTARIO 

115  Cameron  St.  N.,  Galt,  Ont. 

P.Q.  SHOE  AND  ALLIED  TRADES*  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

P.O.  Box  3,  Station  “C”,  Montreal 
Treasurer,  Andr6  Maranda;  Executive  Secretary, 
Lionel  Theoret. 

ONTARIO  SHOE  AND  ALLIED  TRADES*  GOLF  ASSOCIATION 

347  Adelaide  St.  West  Toronto  2b,  Ont. 
Secretary ,  Thos.  E.  Turner,  Managing  Editor, 
Shoe  and  Leather  Journal,  P.O.  Box  4000,  Terminal 
“A”,  Toronto. 

SHOE  SUPERINTENDENTS*  AND  FOREMEN’S  ASSOCIATION 
OF  MONTREAL 

P.O.  Box  3,  Station  C,  Montreal 
President,  Phil  Lalumiere;  Secretary,  Andr6  Mar¬ 
anda. 

TANNERS’  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

1404  Montreal  Trust  Bldg.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President,  Lucien  Blouin,  Edgar  Clement  Lt6e., 
Quebec  City,  P.Q.;  Executive  Vice-President,  W.  M. 
Griffith. 

L’ASSOCIATION  DES  MANUFACTURIERS  DE  PANTOUFLES 
DU  QUEBEC 
Loretteville.  Que. 

Secretary,  Chas  Durand,  Bastien  Bros.,  Lorette¬ 
ville,  P.Q. 

SHOE  INDUSTRY  SUPPLIERS*  ASSOCIATION  OF  CANADA 

2081  Aylmer  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

President,  Ken  Lavers,  Kenrod  Mfg.  Co.  Ltd., 
Montreal;  Secretary,  Charles  Faure. 

Silver  Cross  Women  of  the  British  Empire 

Order  of  Canadian  Widows  and  Mothers 
of  the  Great  War 

88  Prince  Arthur  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
President,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Gerry,  1  Triller  Ave.,  Tor¬ 
onto,  Ont.;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Mrs.  A.  Ardern, 
2404  Queen  St.  E.,  Apt.  26,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Treasurer , 
Mrs.  D.  Ridout,  124  Dewhurst  Blvd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

La  Societe  Canadienne  d'Education  des  Adultes 

(National  co-ordinating  body  for  the  Adult  Education 
movement  in  French-speaking  Canada) 
President,  M.  Fernand  Jolicoeur,  Directeur, 
Service  d’education,  C.T.C.C.,  555, _  blvd  Charest, 
Quebec;  Secretaire,  Romain  DesBois,  3425  rue  St- 
Denis,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

La  Societe  des  Ecrivains  canadiens 

Affiliated  with  the  Canadian  Authors’  Association 
President,  Roger  Duhamel,  4115,  rue  Marlowe, 
Montreal;  Secretaire,  Jean  Filiatrault,  1653,  avenue 
de  l’Eglise,  Montreal  20. 

Societe  Saint-Jean  Baptiste  de  Montreal 

President  general,  Me  F.  Eugene  Therrien;  Secre¬ 
taire  general  M.  Roger  S6guin;  Chef  du  secretariat, 
Thomas  Bertrand,  1182  rue  Saint-Laurent,  Mont- 

The  Society,  founded  1834,  is  devoted  to  French- 
Canadian  interests. 


656 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


[  1956 


Socifete  d'Etude  et  de  Conferences 

1475  Crescent  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 
Laurenif  Geliy11116  Andr^  Bachand;  Secretary,  Mme. 

Society  of  Chemical  Industry 

CANADIAN  SECTION 

Honorary  Chairman,  Dr.  J.  R  Donald  r  T 
Donald  and  Co.,  1181  Guy  St.  MontTeaT  ^Q 
Honorary  Treasurer,  Mr.  A.  Keith  Light,  National 
Research  Council,  Ottawa,  Ont 

Honorary  Secretary  Mr.  D.  M.  Matheson,  Chemi¬ 

st!  ?vTeMo“tre^l,°P.Qanada  Ud"  420  LagaucheLere 

Sons  and  Daughters  of  Ireland  Protestant  Association 

grand  lodge  officers 

Grand  President,  Bro.  C.  McCormick,  35  Leuty 
Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Grand  Secretary,  Bro.  A.  D 
Bruce,  168  Grange  Ave.,  Toronto  2B;  Grand  Treas- 
Toronto°'  E'  R‘  Hollingsworth’  22  Cliffcrest  Dr., 

Order  of  the  Sons  of  Temperance 

GRAND  DIVISION  OF  ONTARIO 

brand  Scribe  and  Field  Secretary,  W.  A.  Tice  3 
Joseph  at.,  Newmarket. 

OTHER  DIVISIONS  WITH  GRAND  SECRETARIES 

ISaint^lm^  E'  NIacKinney,  150  Wright  St., 
Nora  Scotia — E.  R.  Nickerson,  324  South  St.,  Halifax 
^foundland^ — Wm'  Tbomasin’  Grand  Bank,  New- 
PrR.R  Island~Colin  Waugh,  Summerside, 

Soroptimist  Clubs  in  Canada 

( Members  of  Soroptimist  International  Association) 
An  Association  of  Classified  Service  Clubs  for  pro- 
fessional  and  executive  business  women. 

WMTEnN'1<^AiNiADpi'R??ion:  Governor,  Miss  Lennie 
Edmonton,  Alta  AptS"  105th  St" 

Clubs:  Kimberly,  Nanaimo,  Port  Alberni,  Victoria, 
Vancouver,  New  Westminster,  Calgary,  Chilliwack 
Nelson  Edmonton,  Regina,  Rossland- 
pffr,L^,‘nniPeg’  C,ranbr?ok,  Qu’Appelle,  Prince 
Rupert,  Kamloops,  West  Vancouver,  White  Rock 
pCastiegar,  Penticton,  Lethbridge,  Kelowna. 

E  M»  a  °tANA?o  S?QION:  Governor,  Dr.  Helen  J. 
Manchrater,  70  Edgewood  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont., 
Clubs,  Toronto,  London,  Barrie,  Windsor,  Peter- 

Gnrniili  Bcf11?7llle'  ?‘taw;a’  Montreal,  Porcupine, 
Cornwall,  Sudbury  Nickel  District,  Fort  William 
&  Port  Arthur,  Humber  &  Credit  Valleys.  North 
Tmonto,  North  York,  Oshawa,  Timmins,  Verdun, 

Maritime  Region:  Governor,  Miss  Marion  Dauph- 
mee,  20  Oxford  St.,  Halifax.  N.S.  Clubs,  Halifax, 
Truro,  Moncton,  St.  Croix  Valley. 

The  Stationers’  Guild  of  Canada  Inc. 

lQ^eS2fK"<VIi<iberiUs-her’  Commercial  Printers  Ltd., 
Frfd  r  «6rt  Regl?a’  Sask;  Secretary  Manager, 
Fred  R.  Smart,  Room  1029,  159  Bay  St.,  Toronto  1, 

Student  Christian  Movement  of  Canada 

OmrTw  m* 'et%yP  E-  M-  Nichols;  National 

Office,  143  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 


Tea  Council  of  Canada 

1102  Bank  of  Montreal  Budding,  Toronto,  Ont. 
The  Council  is  maintained  by  the  Governments  of 
India  and  Ceylon  and  by  member  Tea  Packers. 

A  / Executive  Director,  D.  M.  Langton. 

Tea  and  Coffee  Association  of  Canada  Inc. 

President  Ernest  Simpson,  Salada  Tea  Co.,  461 
AvrgT\/r  r,  iW*’  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary -Treasurer,  D. 
M.  McClymont,  Room  512,  140  Wellington  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  Telephone  Association  of  Canada 

1ETA-  R,2Ipb’  Executive  Vice-President, 
lhe  Bell  Telephone  Company  of  Canada,  Montreal, 
B.O.;  Secretary-Treasurer,  W.  P.  Montgomery,  Staff 
Assistant,  The  Bell  Telephone  Company  of  Canada, 
Montreal. 

Textile  Associations 

CANADIAN  WOOLLEN  <fc  KNIT  GOODS  MANUFACTURERS 
ASSOCIATION 

COTTON  INSTITUTE  OF  CANADA 
PRIMARY  TEXTILES  INSTITUTE 
SILK  AND  RAYON  INSTITUTE 

n^^^^ee-President,  W.  M.  Berry.  Toronto 
r •m  t  50  St-  W  est,  Toronto.  M ontreal  Office: — 
630  Lagauchetiere  St.  W.,  Montreal  3. 

Textile  Society  of  Canada 

mm7pAq.H-  Wood'  545  C6t6  st-  Luc  Road- 

The  Theosophlcal  Society  In  Canada 

D  %enTal  o  ieCletuy'a  Lt-£°L  E.  L.  Thomson, 
D.S.O.,  52  Isabella  Street,  Toronto  5;  Editor,  “ The 

St  Toronto*0™*8*’  Dudley  W.  Barr,  52  Isabella 

Thota  Club 

President  Mrs.  Magnus  Spence,  1185  Avenue  Rd.- 
ffiURd”?  boCth?Pfo?onioJ-  E'  Kennedy'  312  RuSSeU 


Survey  of  the  Legal  Profession  of  Canada 

Under  the  Auspices  of  the  Canadian  Bar  Association 
Chairman,  John  T.  Hackett,  507  Place  d’Armes, 
Sreal,  Quebec;  Vice-Chairman,  Andr<5  Taschereau, 
Quebec,  Que. ;  Treasurer,  J.  S.  D.  Torv 

Tnh?11^  mT-*  WeSL  Tc,oronto'  Ontario;  Secretary, 
John  P.  Nelhgan,  56  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont  ■ 

Toronto,  Ont  '  MoTague'  220  Bay  Street,’ 
.  Jhe  1 °fthe  Legal  Profession  in  Canada  is  an 

A^P?ntdent+b°dyJeStablished  by  the  Canadian  Bar 

cfn„H?o°  d  f  ?°ndr*-  a  S^-rvey  of  the  Profession  in 
Canada  and  of  its  relationship  to  the  public. 


Toe  H  (Talbot  House) 

Headquarters,  47  Francis  Street,  London  S.W.  1 
Bngland;  Hon.  Administrator,  John  Calif  M  C  ' 
PrnfAHEw  Canada  Regton—// on.  Administrator, 
Prof.  H.  Wasteneys,  20  Howland  Avenue,  Toronto  4: 

Toronto^0^'  T°C  H  Mark  11  (C)’  614  Huron  St-’ 
Montreal  District-—  Hon.  Secretary,  A.  E 
Jennings,  4841  St.  Catherine  St.  W.,  Montreal! 

T<OntfT°  ddon'  Secretary,  614  Huron  St.,  Toronto, 

W ESTERrT Canada ;Membury’  27  Summit  Cresc. 

W™rrgI,P30Q7DromTroAVe?Win^:f’  Hunt- 

W™N!PEG  DmTWCT— Hoa,  Secretary,  E.  Colyer, 
795  Fleet  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Britjsh  Columbia  Area— Him.  Registrar,  M. 
Bruton,  2642  Haywood  Ave.,  Hollyburn,  B.C. 

The  Toronto  Business  and  Professional  Women's  Club 

P.O.  Box  307,  Postal  Terminal  “A”,  Toronto  1,  Ont. 
rZlc^drnt'  Mrs.  Margaret  E.  Ashdown,  6  Tennis 
1  CheritanrAve0ndl?lS  Secretary’  Miss  E.  Pearl  King, 

The  Toronto  Camera  Club 

13°  Eglinton  Ave.  E.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 

C.PAe  FLMTrer'  J°hn  B’  Withrow-  C.G.A., 

Toronto  Graphic  Arts  Association 

T  .  President,  Leonard  Davis,  President,  Davis-Lisson 
Limited,  Hamilton;  Treasurer,  Walter  Adamson 
Tn?nrt'  Ilanage,r'  Mono-Lino  Typesetting  Co.  Ltd  ’ 

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ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES 


657 


The  Toronto  Religious  Education  Council 

President ,  Rev.  J.  F.  Donald;  Secretary,  J.  L. 
McClure,  502  Bathurst  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

The  Town  Planning  Institute  of  Canada 

85  Frederick  St.,  Kitchener 
President ,  A.  P.  C.  Adamson,  Professor,  School  of 
Architecture,  University  of  Toronto,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Secretary-Treasurer ,  Hugh  T.  Lemon,  Toronto  Board 
of  Trade,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Trust  Companies  Associations 

CANADA 

President ,  J.  A.  Taylor,  Joint  General  Manager, 
Canada  Trust  Co.,  London,  Ont.;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
W.  R.  Scott,  302  Bay  St.,  Toronto  1. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

(The  Mortgage  &  Trust  Companies  Association  of 
British  Columbia) 

Secretary-Treasurer,  D.  F.  Gillis,  Accountant,  The 
Canada  Permanent  Trust  Co.,  Vancouver. 

ALBERTA 

President,  G.  A.  Shaw,  Manager,  Montreal  Trust 
Co.,  Edmonton;  Secretary,  E.  M.  Henry,  Manager, 
Toronto  General  Trust  Corp.,  Edmonton;  Treasurer, 
H.  D.  Burtwell,  Manager,  Canada  Trust  Co.,  Calgary. 

ONTARIO 

President,  C.  F.  Harrington,  Asst.  General  Manager 
The  Royal  Trust  Company,  Toronto;  Secretary 
Treasurer,  W.  R.  Scott,  302  Bay  St.,  Toronto  1. 
QUEBEC 

President,  G.  G.  W.  Goodwin,  Asst.  Gen.  Mgr.» 
The  Royal  Trust  Co.,  Montreal;  Treasurer,  C.  D- 
Paxton,  Manager,  Barclays  Trust  Co.  of  Canada- 
Montreal;  Secretary,  Miss  J.  Pilmer,  Room  425, 
Board  of  Trade  Building,  Montreal  1. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

President,  A.  M.  Blair,  Trust  Officer,  The  Canada 
Permanent  Trust  Co.,  Saint  John,  N.B.;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  E.  H.  Ritcey,  F.C.I.S.,  General  Manager, 
The  Central  Trust  Company  of  Canada,  Moncton, 

N.B. 

The  Trustees  of  The  Toronto  General  Burying  Grounds 

1643  Yonge  Street,  Toronto  7 
Chairman,  D.  McK.  McClelland,  F.C.A.;  Secre¬ 
tary-Treasurer,  F.  H.  Burkholder,  C.A. 

Association  of  United  Ukrainian  Canadians 

National  Executive  Committee 
42  Roncesvalles  Avenue,  Toronto,  Ontario 
President,  Michael  Korol,  42  Roncesvalles  Ave., 
Toronto  Ont.;  Secretary,  Peter  Prokop,  366  Beresford, 
Toronto,,  Ont. 

L’union  des  Latins  d’Amerique,  Inc. 

14  St.  James  St.  E.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
President,  Fernand  Egan,  C.A.,  2631  Desjardins, 
Montreal,  P.Q.;  Executive  Secretary,  J.-P.  Forest. 

L’Union  des  Municipalities  de  la  Province  tie  Quebec 

182  St.  James  St.  West,  Montreal 
President,  Mayor  Fridolin  Simard,  Amos;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Gaston  Duquette,  Montreal,  Qu 

Union  of  New  Brunswick  Municipalities 

Secretary,  Arthur  McF.  Limerick,  Q.C.,  496  Queen 
St.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

Union  of  Nova  Scotia  Municipalities 

Secretary,  Mrs.  Catherine  E.  Roberts,  Bridgewater. 

Unitarian  Service  Committee  of  Canada 

Executive  Director,  Dr.  Lotta  Hitschmanova,  48 
Sparks  St.,  Ottawa. 

United  Co-operatives  of  Ontario 

President,  J.  E.  Nephew;  General  Mandger,  H.  M. 
Bailey,  28  Duke  St.,  Toronto  2,  Ont. 


United  Nations  Association  in  Canada 

National  Office,  340  McLeod  St.,  Ottawa 
National  President,  Marvin  Gelber;  Chairman 
National  Executive,  W.  G.  C.  Howland;  Chairman 
Administrative  Committee,  Dr.  John  E.  Robbins; 
National  Secretary,  Kathleen  E.  Bowlby. 

University  Counselling  &  Placement  Association 

President,  J.  Kenneth  Bradford,  University  of 
Toronto,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Secretary,  Mrs.  Jean  A. 
Loates,  Carleton  College,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

H eadquarters,  c/o  Mrs.  Jean  A.  Loates,  as  above. 

Upper  Canada  Bible  Society 

14  COLLEGE  ST.,  TORONTO  2 
President. ,  Rev.  W.  J.  Johnston,  D.D.;  Executive 
Secretary,  Rev.  T.  W.  Hazlewood,  B.A.,  B.D.;  Treas-, 
urer ,  C.  P.  Muckle,  A.A.S.;  Business  Manager,  K. 
Rhodes;  District  Secretaries,  Rev.  W.  H.  Moore,  Rev. 
G.  P.  Parson,  B.A.,  Rev.  C.  R.  Rudd,  B.A.,  B.D. 
Rev.  B.  L.  Walden,  B.A.  (North  Bay);  Audio-Visual 
Education  Secretary,  Rev.  F.  B.  Keys. 

Veterinary  Associations 

CANADIAN  VETERINARY  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION 

President,  Dr.  E.  E.  Ballantyne,  Director  of  Vet¬ 
erinary  Services,  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta.; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Dr.  Oran  Hall,  215  Third  Ave., 
Ottawa,  Ont.;  Western  Representative,  Dr.  E.  J. 
Rigby,  156  Princess  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Eastern 
Representative,  Dr.  R.  V.  L.  Walker,  438  Piccadilly 
Ave.;  Ottawa  3,  Ont.;  Executive  Secretary,  Dr.  Claude 
Kealey,  1195  Wellington  St.,  Ottawa  3,  Ont. 

provincial  With  Secretaries  or  Registrars 
British  Columbia — Dr.  P.  Stovell,  3187  W.  43rd 
Ave.,  Vancouver. 

Alberta — Dr.  K.  S.  Pennyfold,  11403-66th  St., 
Edmonton. 

Saskatchewan — Dr.  F.  M.  Clark,  1214  Ave.  E.N., 
Saskatoon. 

Manitoba — Dr.  E.  J.  Rigby,  156  Princess  St., 
Winnipeg. 

Ontario — Dr.  G.  A.  Edge,  Box  37,  Postal  Station  F, 
Toronto. 

Quebec — Dr.  L.  P.  E.  Choquette,  545  Girouard  St., 
St.  Hyacinthe. 

New  Brunswick — Dr.  William  A.  Roach,  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Agriculture,  Federal  Bldg.,  Fredericton. 
Nova  Scotia — Dr.  R.  McG.  Archibald,  400  Prince 
St.,  Truro. 

Prince  Edward  Island — Dr.  J.  I.  Higgins,  Box 
404,  Charlottetown. 

Victorian  Order  of  Nurses  for  Canada 

National  Office — 193  Sparks  SI.,  Ottawa 
President,  E.  P.  Ta3'lor,  C.M.G.;  Director  in  Chief, 
Miss  Christine  Livingston,  B.S. 

The  War  Amputations  of  Canada 

Dominion  Council — President,  Lt.-Colonel,  The 
Rev.  S.  E.  Lambert,  O.B.E.;  Secretary,  Hubert  S. 
Baxter;  Treasurer,  Lome  Pelz.;  Address,  62  Wellesley 
St.  West,  Toronto  5. 

Branches  in  Hamilton,  Kingston,  Ottawa,  Mon¬ 
treal,  Victoria,  Vancouver,  Calgary,  Edmonton,  Hali¬ 
fax,  St.  John,  Charlottetown,  Toronto,  Winnipeg 
London,  Windsor,  Regina,  Kitchener,  St.  John’s, 
Quebec  City. 

War  Pensioners  of  Canada 

12  Jordan  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

President,  W.  T.  Correll,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Dominion 
Treasurer,  S.  T.  Barrett,  Box  123,  Erin,  Ont.;  Secre¬ 
tary,  J.  H.  Neville,  36  Brenda  Cresc.,  Scarboro 
Junction  P.O.  Dominion  Adjustment  Officer,  B.  Freed¬ 
man  12  Jordan  Street  Toronto,  Ont. 

Western  Canada  Reclamation  Association 

President,  J.  A.  Cameron,  Youngstown,  Alta.; 
Secretary,  G.  O’Shaughnessy,  606  Main  N.,  Moose 
Jaw,  Sask. 

Western  Canada-Yukon  Fish  and  Game  Council 

President,  A.  C.  Pearson,  118-10th  St.,  Brandon, 
Man-  Sec.-Treasurer,  G.  M.  Spargo,  Room  8,  Imperial 
Bank  Building,  8th  Avenue  W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 


658 _ ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIETIES  [  1 956 


Workers’  Educational  Association  ot  Canada 

President,  James  Rogers,  577  Jarvis  Street,  Toronto 

The  World  Calendar  Association 
International 

Assistant  Director  General,  and  Chairman  of  Can¬ 
adian  Affiliate,  A,  J.  Hills,  25  Bayswater  Place, 
Ottawa,  Ont. ;  Canadian  Members  on  World  Advisory 
Committee  of  W.C.A.,  A.  J.  Hills;  J.  R.  Gilley,  142 
Rochester  Ave.,  Toronto. 


Young  Men's  Christian  Association  in  Canada 

National  Council  of  Y.M.C.A’s  of 
Canada 

15  Spadina  Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

General  Secretary ,  R.  S.  Hosking. 

Executive  Secretary ,  C.  A.  Schell. 

Boys'  Work  Secretary ,  S.  C.  Symington. 

Geneva  Park  Secretary,  C.  Hamilton  Gosse. 
Personnel  Service  Secretary,  L.  Vipond. 

Young  Adult  Program  Secretary,  H.  A.  Ward. 
Physical  Education  and  Extension  Secretary,  J.  W. 
McVicar. 

Transportation  Secretary,  M.  G.  Chisholm. 
Extension  Secretary,  R.  J.  Torrance. 

Business  Secretary,  J.  Gordon  Clarke. 


Local  Associations 

British  Columbia  ( General  Secretaries) — New 
Westminster,  D.  M.  Cowan;  Victoria,  F.  V.  Shoe¬ 
maker;  Vancouver,  955  Burrard  St.,  R.  E.  Fairbairn- 
Trail,  Bert  Greene. 

(Exec.  Secretaries ) — Vancouver,  A.  J.  Ramer 
955  Burrard  St.;  A.  Geoff  Cue,  Alma  YMCA,  2556 
Highbury;  John  B.  Hopkins,  East  Vancouver  YMCA, 
78 8  Commercial  Dr.;  David  T.  Yard,  Fairmount 
YMCA,  4054  Cambie;  Hollyburn,  Hans  E.  Bojesen, 
West  Vancouver  YMCA,  17th  St.  and  Bellevue. 

Alberta  ( General  Secretaries) — Calgary,  H.  W. 
Kingerley;  Edmonton,  J.  C.  Ready,  10030-102  A  Ave.j 
Alex  A.  Leslie  10984-127  St.,  South  Side  Community; 
Lawrence  Moon,  Lethbridge,  W.  D.  Harris. 

Saskatchewan  ( General  Secretaries) — Moose  Jaw, 
r*  &  ghortt;  Regina,  W.  A.  Wellband;  Saskatoon, 
J.  M.  Samson. 


Manitoba  ( General  Secretaries) — Brandon,  J.  S. 
Miller;  Winnipeg,  N.  F.  McEwen,  Exec.  Secretaries, 
Central,  W.  C.  Naylor;  F.  C.  Hoffman,  St.  Vital- 
North  Br.,  W.  Ed.  Raaflaub,  McGregor  and  College 
Sts.,  St.  James  Br.,  D.  Ross  Bannerman  (address 
mail  to  301  Vaughan  St.). 

Ontario  ( General  Secretaries) — Acton,  Robt. 
Brayshaw;  Belleville,  C.  D.  Diamantides;  Brantford, 
L.  M.  Herbert;  Bridgeburg-Fort  Erie,  G.  F.  Broadley 
Capreol,  M.  L.  Corbett;  Chapleau,  G.  Spence 
Chatham,  D.  C.  McDonald,  Cornwall,  G.  Eric  Eamon 
Fort  William ,  F.  G.  Hicken,  Galt,  A.  L.  Logan 
Guelph,  E.  G.  Berner,  Hamilton',  C.  L.  Brown 
Hornepayne,  A.  Raegele;  Ignace,  D.  T.  Barnes 
Ingersoll,  A.  B.  Clark;  Kingston,  W.  A.  Buckley 
Kitchener,  Jos.  Connell;  London,  J.  J.  Halcrow 
Midland,  J.  W.  Smith;  Niagara  Falls,  C.  E.  Graydon 
Orillia,  G.  A.  Watson;  Ottawa,  A.  A.  Buckley;  Owen 
Sound,  F.  B.  Gamble;  Peterborough,  C.  J.  Mc- 
Clenaghan ;  Port  Arthur,  W.  A.  Tozer;  St.  Catharines, 
C.  F.  Wallis;  St.  Thomas ,  G.  C.  Walker;  Sarnia 
Community,  A.  K.  Gillmore,  Sarnia  (RR),  John 
Hunter;  Sault  Ste  Marie,  R.  J.  Smith;  Scheiber,  F.  F. 
Morrison;  Sioux  Lookout,  R.  C.  Lundgren;  Stratford, 
J-  ■  Huppfield,  Sudbury,  L.  H.  Burgess;  Timmins, 
......  -  Toronto,  36  College  St.,  W.  J.  G.  Mac- 

diarrmd;  Exec.  Secretaries,  Central,  40  College  St. 

,  Forsyth;  Broadview,  275  Broadview  Ave 
w.  A.  Teager;  Danforth,  900  Coxwell  Ave.,  G.  M 
Patrick;  East  Community,  907  Kingston  Rd.,  David 
S.  Saunders;  Etobicoke,  3226  Bloor  St.  W.  Myles 
Dewar,  High  Park,  2665  Dundas  St.  W.,  H.  A. 
Messacar;  Lakeshore,  890  Lakeshore  Rd.-  H  g' 
Wakely;  New  Toronto  (RR),  F.  B.  Watson;  North,  130 
Eghnton  Ave.  E.,  A.  Jordan;  Northwestern,  2547 
Eglinton  Ave.  W„  M.  Andrassy;  St.  Clair,  15  Robina, 
?-C.  H&e-,  West  End,  931  College  St.,  D.  E.  Strain; 
Windsor,  Miss  Olive  Zeron;  Woodstock,  W.  H.  Peirce 
Quebec  (General  Secretaries)— Montreal:  Metro.', 
h.  G.  Hubbard;  Exec.  Secretaries,  Central,  1441  Drum- 
mond  St.,  A.  W.  Kemball;  Lachine,  3955  Provost 
A.  R.  Seaman;  Montreal  East,  St.  Cyr  Ave 


L.  J.  Ring;  International  Br.,  5550  Park  Ave., 
E.  I.  Taylor;  Notre  Dame  de  Grace,  4335  Hampton 
Ave.,  J.  M.  Singleton;  Rosemount,  3001  Rosemount 
Blvd.,  H.  A.  Clinch;  St.  Henri  &  Central  Station  Br., 
961  Inspector  St.,  S.  J.  O’Brien;  Sir  George  Williams, 
College,  1441  Drummond  St.,  Dr.  K.  E.  Norris; 
Southwestern,  1000  Gordon  Ave.,  Verdun,  J.  A.  Mc¬ 
Connell;  W estmounl,  4585  Sherbrooke  St.  W.,  Roy 
D.  Locke;  Quebec  City,  835  St.  Cyrille  St.,  J.  J. 

Lunn;  Sherbrooke,  P.  O.  Box  717, . 

New  Brunswick  (General  Secretaries) — Moncton, 
A.  L.  Tyler;  Saint  John,  Donald  D.  Hills;  Fredericton, 
R.  A.  Shanks. 

Nova  Scotia  (General  Secretaries) — Halifax,  J.  M. 
C.  Duckworth;  Yarmouth,  N.  C.  Bain;  Sydney, 
S.  Ortmay. 

Prince  Edward  Island  (General  Secretaries) — 
Charlottetown,  J.  Gordon  Maxwell. 

Y.M.— Y.W.H.A. 

750  Spadina  Ave.,  Toronto  4,  Ont. 
Chairman,  Samuel  Godfrey;  President,  Louis 
Borsook. 


Young  Women’s  Christian  Association  of  the 
Dominion  of  Canada 

National  Council — 571  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto  5 
Officers  of  The  National  Council 
President,  Mrs.  Ryrie  Smith;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  J.  E. 
Breithaupt;  Recording  Secretary ,  Mrs.  W.  J.  Whan; 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Miss  Helen  Robertson; 
Executive  Director,  Miss  Agnes  Roy. 

Local  Associations  with  names  of  directors 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA — Vancouver,  997  Duns- 
muir  St.,  Miss  Maude  Gill;  Victoria  760  Courtney 
St.  Miss  E.  Purcell;  New  Westminster ,  701  Royal 
Ave.,  Miss  Mabel  Blackley. 

ALBERT  A — Calgary,  223-1 2th  Ave.  W.,  Mrs. 
W.  J.  Cook;  Edmonton,  10032-103rd  St.,  Miss 
Christine  Gardiner;  Medicine  Hat,  409  First  St., 
Mrs.  Helen  Appleton;  Lethbridge,  610-8th  St.  S.,  Miss 
Mavis  Thurlby. 

SASKATCHEWAN — Moose  Jaw,  23  Fairford  East 
J.  Edward  Shortt;  Regina,  1950  Lome  St.,  Miss 
Isabel  Russell;  Saskatoon,  3rd  Ave.  and  24th  Sts., 
Mrs.  Catherine  Hayhurst;  Prince  Albert,  1324  First 
Avenue  W.,  Mrs.  R.  McColl,  Residence  Manager. 


iVl.tt.rN  1 1  ud.- 


-uranaon,  iso  uneven tn  st., 


P.  A.  Green;  Winnipeg,  447  fsbister  PL,  Miss  Irene 
Chapman. 

ONTARIO — Brantford ,  Victoria  Park,  Y.  M.  C.  A.- 
Y.M.C.A.,  Lavern  M.  Herbert;  Cobourg,  Y.M.- 

Y.W.C.A., . ;  Cornwall ,  407-4th  St.  E., 

Mrs.  Margaret  Hancock;  Galt,  11  Cambridge  St., 

Miss  Lois  Cox;  Guelph,  126  Macdonell  St., . 

•  •  •  v  •  • ;  Hamilton,  17  Main  St.  West,  Miss  M. 
Heilig;  Kitchener,  84  Frederick  St.,  Miss  D.  Harrison; 
Kingston,  242  Johnston  St.,  Miss  Muriel  Whiteley* 
Kirkland  Lake,  P.O.  Box  462,  Government  Rd.  E.] 
Mjs.  H.  B.  Barker;  London,  429  Wellington  St., 
Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.C.A.),  J.  J.  Halcrow,  (General) 
Manager);  Niagara  Falls,  785  Ontario  Ave.,  Miss 
Elsie  Sharpe;  Oshawa,  199  Centre  St.,  Miss  Ruth 
Higgins;  Ottawa,  135  Metcalfe  St.,  Miss  Phyllis 
Trotter,  Owen  Sound,  920  First  Ave.  W„  Miss  Clara 
Wood;  Pam,  West  Broadway,  Residence  Director, 
Mrs.  May  Sharpe;  Peterborough,  230  Simcoe  St.,  Miss 
Marguerite  Munro;  Port  Arthur,  Y.M.C.A.-Y.W  C  A 
350  Arthur  St.,  W.  A.  Tozer;  Port  Hope,  Town  Hali,’ 
Mrs.  E.  A.  Nichols;  St.  Thomas,  16  Mary  St.,  Miss 
Nora  Dixon;  St.  Catharines,  56  Queen  St.,  Miss  Mary 
Purdy;  Sarnia,  253  Maria  St.,  (Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.C.A.) 

Allan  K.  Gillmore;  Stratford .  •  Toronto 

21  McGUi  St.  Miss  E.  Coon;  Welland,  Y.M.C.A.- 

Miss  Olive  Zeron;  Wood- 
stock,  476  Peel  St,,  bliss  F.  Turner, 


QUEBEC — Montreal,  1355  Dorchester  St  W 
Miss  Ruth  Low;  Quebec,  125  St.  Ann  St.,  Mrs.  o’ 
Glint;  Sherbrooke,  300  Montreal  St.  W.  Mrs  K 
Bryce. 


VCK— - Moncton,  35  Highfield  St., 
Mrs.  E.  W.  Edwards;  Saint  John,  27  Wellington  Row 
,  ,  Murray;  Fredericton,  Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.C.A. 

140  York  St.,  R.  A  Shanks. 


1 956  ]  ASSOCIATIONS 


NOVA  SCOTIA — Halifax ,  267  Barrington  St., 
Miss  Jean  Macarthur. 

NEWFOUNDLAND — St.  John's,  P.O.  Box  H-238, 
Mrs.  Mary  Smallwood. 

Y.W.C.A.  TRAVELLERS’  AID  BOOTHS— are 
operated  in  railway  stations  of  16  cities. 

WORLD’S  Y.W.C.A. 

Canadian  Members  of  Council 

Miss  Jean  Campbell,  Y.W.C.A.  of  Canada,  571 
Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Mrs.  Ryrie  Smith,  141 
Blythwood  Rd.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Miss  Agnes  Roy, 
Y.W.C.A.  of  Canada,  571  Jarvis  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Zonta  Clubs  in  Canada 

(Members  of  Zonta  International) 

International  Headquarters,  59  E.  Van  Buren  St., 
Chicago,  Ill.;  International  Secretary,  Miss  Ellen 
Fireoved,  59  E.  Van  Buren  St.,  Chicago,  Ill. 

Canadian  members  of  international  committees  are: 
Amelia  Ear  hart  Scholarship:  member,  Miss  Dorothy 
A  Thompson,  61  Madison  Ave.,  Toronto  5,  Ont.; 
Hostess,  Chairman,  Mrs.  Ruth  Badgley  Shaw,  320 
Roslyn  Ave.,  Westmount,  P.Q.;  members,  Mrs.  T. 
Pappas,  4298  W.  10th  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  Miss 
Sybil  Robarts,  Stephens  F.  Robarts  Ltd.,  65  Elliott 
St.  E.,  Windsor,  Ont.;  Miss  Dona  Smellie,  5  Du 
Maurier  Blvd.,  Toronto,  Ont.  Intenational  Rela ¬ 


AND  SOCIETIES  659 


tions,  members,  Miss  Dorothy  Lee  Meggeson,  Shaw 
Business  Schools,  1130  Bay  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont.; 
Legal  Advisory,  member,  Mrs.  Belva  G.  Gibson, 
Blake,  Anglin,  Osier  and  Cassels,  25  King  St.  West, 
Toronto  1,  Ont.;  Membership ,  member,  Miss  Edna 
Nairn,  Norton  Palmer  Hotel,  Windsor,  Ont.;  Organ¬ 
ization,  Canadian  Chairman,  Miss  Cecilia  E.  Long, 
Ronald’s  Advertising  Agency,  108  Peter  St.,  Toronto, 
Ont.;  members,  Miss  Helen  W.  Cleveland,  Wood, 
Gundy  and  Co.  Ltd.,  36  King  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Miss  Donna  MacPherson,  Ste.  24,  508  Sherbrooke 
St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Miss  Helen  Robertson,  84 
Rosehill  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Public  Affairs  and 
Status  of  Women,  member,  Miss,  Lillian  E.  Pettigrew, 
Ste.  6,  39  Balmoral  Place,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Resolu¬ 
tions,  member,  Mrs.  Ellen  Harris,  6360  Larch  St., 
Vancouver,  B.C.;  Service,  members,  Mrs.  Alta 
Adam,  402  McLeod  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Miss 
Marion  M.  B.  Jamieson,  16  Freshwater  Road,  St. 
John’s  Nfid. 

Canadian  Members  of  District  Officer  Group — 
Lt.-Governor,  District  V,  Miss  Edna  Nairn,  Norton 
Palmer  Hotel,  Windsor,  Ont.;  Lt.-Governor,  District 
VII,  Miss  Lillian  E.  Pettigrew,  Ste,  6,  39  Balmoral 
Place,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Governor,  District  VIII 
Mrs.  Ellen  Harris,  6360  Larch  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C 

ZONTA  INTERNATIONAL:  320  clubs  in 
thirteen  countries;  membership  11,600  (520  Can¬ 
adians). 


C  LOB  E 


MONTREAL 

OTTAWA 


WINNIPEG 

VANCOUVER 


660 


BROADCASTING  STATIONS 


[1956 


LIST  OF  STANDARD  BROADCASTING  STATIONS 

IN  CANADA 

jjN,  Night;  D,  Day;  DA,  Directional  Antenna. 

Post  Office  address  same  as  in  first  column ,  except  where  otherwise  noted. 

All  radio  stations  with  three  call  letters  are  CBC  stations  except  privately  owned  CKX,  Brandon  and  CKY, 
Winnipeg.  Stations  with  four  call  letters  are  privately  owned  except  CBAF,  Moncton,  CJBC,  Toronto  and 
CKPG,  Prince  Rupert.  These  three  are  CBC  stations. 


LOCATION 

Alberta 

Calgary . 

u 

Edmonton . 

U 

Grande  Prairie.  .  . 

Lethbridge . 

Medicine  Hat.  .  .  . 
Red  Deer . 

Br.  Columbia 

Chilliwack . 

Dawson  Creek .  .  . 

Kamloops . 

Kelowna . 

Nelson . 

New  Westminster. 
Pentincton . 

Port  Alberni . 

Prince  George 
Prince  Rupert. . . . 

Trail . 

Vancouver . 

u 

Vernon . 

Victoria . 

Nanaimo . 

Manitoba 

Brandon . 

Dauphin . 

Flin  Flon . 

St.  Boniface . 

Winnipeg . 

New  Brunswick 

Campbell  ton . 

Edmundston . 

Fredericton . 

Moncton . 

Sackville . 

Saint  John . 

Newcastle . 

Newfoundland 

Cornerbroolc . 

Gander . 

Grand  Falls . 

St.  John's . 

Nova  Scotia 

Antigonish . 

Bridgewater . 

Halifax . 

Kentville . 

New  Glasgow 


CALL 

MANAGER 

FREQ. 

CFAC 

A.  M.  Cairns,  Greyhound  Bldg . 

960 

CFCN 

H.  Gordon  Love,  12th  Ave.  &  6th  St.  E . 

1060 

CKXL 

Fred  R.  Shaw,  210  9th  Ave.  W . 

1140 

CHFA 

Leo  Remillard,  10012  109  Street . 

680 

CBX 

D.  C.  Claringbull,  MacDonald  Hotel . 

1010 

CFRN 

G.  R.  A.  Rice,  109  C.P.R.  Bldg . 

1260 

C.JCA 

G.  Gaetz,  Birks  Bldg . 

930 

CKUA 

John  Langdon,  Provincial  Bldg . 

580 

CHED 

Don  McKay,  10006  107th  St . 

1080 

CFGP 

A.  J.  Balfour,  Northern  Broadcasting  Bldg . 

1050 

CJOC 

N.  Botterill,  McMahon  Bldg..  1015-19  Third  Ave.  S. . 

1220 

CHAT 

R.  J.  Buss,  520  First  St . 

1270 

CKRD 

Gordon  S.  Henry . 

850 

CHWK 

Jack  Pilling,  50  Yale  Rd.  E . 

1270 

CJDC 

Lou  Roskin,  102nd  Ave.  and  9th . 

1350 

CFJC 

Ian  Clark,  310  St.  Paul  St . 

910 

CKO  V 

J.  H.  Browne,  Radio  Building . 

630 

CKLN 

A.  R.  Ramsden,  P.O.  Box  250 . 

1240 

CKNW 

William  Rea,  Jr.,  227  Columbia  St . 

1320 

CKOK 

Roy  Chapman . 

800 

CJAV 

Kenneth  Hutcheson,  735  Third  Ave.  N  .  . 

1240 

CKPG 

Cecil  G.  Elphicke,  1220-6th  Ave . 

550 

CFPR 

W.  Hankinson,  343  2nd  Ave.  West . 

1240 

CJAT 

John  Loader,  815  Victoria  St.. . . 

610 

CBU 

Kenneth  Caple,  Director  for  B.C.,  CBC,  701  Hornby 

St . 

690 

CJOR 

G.  C.  Chandler,  Hotel  Grosvenor,  84-6  Howe  St . . 

600 

CFUN 

Patt  MacDonald,  812  Robson  St . 

1410 

CKWX 

F.  H.  Elphicke,  543  Seymour  St . 

980 

CJIB 

A.  G.  Seabrook,  3330  Barnard  Ave. .  . 

940 

CKDA 

David  M.  Armstrong,  Douglas  Hotel.  . 

1280 

CJVI 

William  M.  Guild,  817  Fort  St . 

900 

CHUB 

Charles  J.  Rudd . 

1570 

CKX 

J.  B.  Craig . 

1150 

CKDM 

Jack  M.  Henderson,  Asst.  Mgr..  P.O.  Box  310 

1230 

CFAR 

C.  H.  Witney,  75  Hill  St . 

590 

CKSB 

Roland  Couture . 

1250 

CJOB 

John  O.  Blick,  The  Lindsay  Bldg . 

1340 

CKRC 

William  Speers,  Free  Press  Bldg.,  300  Carlton  St. 

630 

CBW 

D.  E.  Cameron,  Post  Office  Box  160. 

990 

CKY 

Lloyd  Moffat,  432  Main  St . 

580 

CKNB 

C.  S.  Chapman . 

950 

CJEM 

Georges  Quaratta . 

1380 

CFNB 

D.  Malcolm  Neill,  York  St. .  .  . 

550* 

CKCW 

F.  A.  Lynds,  Knights  of  Pythias  Hall . 

1220 

CBAF 

R.  Teasdale,  Assumption  Society  Bldg.,  St.  Georoe  St 

1300 

CBA 

W.  E.  S.  Briggs,  Director  for  Maritime  Provinces,  CBC 

CFBC 

United  Service  Bldg..  100  Sackville  St.,  Halifax,  N.S 

1070 

Hugh  T.  Trueman,  68  Carleton  St . 

930 

CHSJ 

Earl  McCarron,  14  Church  St . 

1150 

CKMR 

Bob  Wallace,  Acting  Mgr . 

1340 

CBY 

C.  V.  Hierlihv,  Manager  CBC . 

790 

CBG 

A.  Barrett,  Manager,  CBC . .  . 

1450 

CBT 

John  J.  Grace,  CBC . 

1350 

CBN 

W.  F.  Galgay,  Director  for  Newfoundland.CBC .  . 

640 

VOCM 

Mangie  Shulman,  P.O.  Box  920 .  . 

590 

CJON 

G.  Stirling,  Prince  of  Wales  St..  .  . 

930 

CJFX 

J.  Clyde  Nunn . 

580 

1000 

CKBW 

John  F.  Hirtle . 

CBH 

S.  R.  Kennedy,  Manager,  CBC,  United  Service  Bldg 

CHNS 

100  Sackville  St . 

1  330 

Gerald  J.  Redmond,  Broadcasting  House.  Tobin  St 

960 

C  J  OH 

E.  Finlay  MacDonald,  741  Robie  St. 

920 

CIvEN 

J.  A.  C.  Lewis,  Radio  Centre . 

( CKEN  is  a  satellite  of  CFAB) 

1490 

CKEC 

Howard  E.  MacLean . 

1230 

POWER 
IN  WATTS 


5,000  DA-N 
10,000  DA-N 
1,000  DA-N 
5,000  DA 
50,000  DA 
5,000 

5,000  DA-N 

1,000 

1,000  DA-1 

1,000 

5,000  DA-N 
1,000  DA 
1,000 


1,000  DA 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
250 

5,000  DA-1 
1,000  D 
500  N 
250 
250 
250 
1,000 

10,000  DA 
5,000  DA 
1,000 
5,000  DA 
1,000 

5,000  DA-1 
5,000  DA 
1,000  DA-1 


1,000 
250 
1,000 
1,000  DA 
250 

5,000  DA-N 
50,000 
5,000  DA 


1,000  DA 

1,000 

5,000  DA-N 
10,000  DA-N 
5,000  DA-1 

50,000 
5,000  DA 
5,000  DA-N 
250 


1,000 

250 

1,000 

10,000 

1,000 

5,000  DA-N 


5,000  DA 
1,000  DA-N 

100 

5,000  DA-N 
5,000  DA 
250 

250 


1956] 


BROADCASTING  STATIONS 


66 1 


LOCATION 

CALL 

MANAGER 

FREQ. 

POWER 

IN  WATTS 

Sydney . 

CJCB 

1970 

•• 

CBI 

Fraser  Cooke,  CBC,  P.0.  Box  700 

1 140 

5,000  D 

Truro . 

CKCL 

1400 

W  indsor . 

CFAB 

1450 

Yarmouth . 

CJLS 

Donald  L.  Smith,  222  Main  St . 

1340 

250 

Ontario 

Barrie . 

CKBB 

1230 

250 

Belleville . 

C.TBQ 

1  230 

250 

Brampton . 

CFJB 

1 0Q0 

950 

Brantford . 

CKPC 

1380 

1  non  UA-N 

Brockville . 

CFJR 

1450 

250 

Chatham . 

CFCO 

John  Beardall,  P.O.  Box  277 . 

630 

1,000  DA 

Cornwall . 

CKSF 

1230 

250 

Fort  Frances . 

CKFI 

800 

i  ooo  n 

Fort  William . 

CKPR 

H.  F.Dougall,  Radio  Hall . 

580 

500  N 

1  000 

Galt . 

CKGR 

1 110 

250 

Guelph . 

CJOY 

1450 

250 

Hamilton . 

CHML 

900 

5  000  DA-N 

“ 

CKOC 

1150 

5,000  DA 

Kenora . 

CJRL 

1220 

1000 

Kingston . 

CFRC 

1490 

100 

CKLC 

1380 

1  000 

“ 

CKWS 

960 

5  000  D  A 

Kirkland  Lake.  .  . 

CJKL 

G.  Burnett,  22  Government  Rd.  W . 

560 

5 '000  DA-N 

CKCR 

1490 

250 

CFPL 

980 

5,000  DA 

Niagara  Falls .... 

CHVC 

Howard  Bedford,  1745  River  Rd . 

1600 

5,000  D 

1,000  DA-N 

CFC1I 

600 

1,000  DA 

CFOR 

1570 

1,000  N 

5,000  D 

CKLB 

1350 

5,000  DA-2 

CBO 

C.  P.  Wright,'  CBC,  Chateau  Laurier . 

910 

5,000 

CFRA 

560 

5,000  DA 

“ 

CKOY 

1310 

5,000 

L000  DA-N 

CFOS 

1470 

1,000  DA-N 

CHOV 

1350 

1,000  DA 

Peterborough .... 

CHEX 

N.  J.  Weatherway,  Hunter  &  Water  Sts . 

1430 

1,000  DA 

Port  Arthur . 

CFPA 

Ralph  Parker,  Pub.  Utilities  Bldg.,  87  North  Hill  St. 

1230 

250 

St.  Catharines .... 

CKTB 

Miss  Mary  Burgoyne,  12  Yates  St . 

620 

1,000  DA 

CHLO 

680 

1,000  DA 

CHOK 

1070 

5,000  D 

1,000  DA-N 

Sault  Ste.  Marie .  . 

CJIC 

J.  G.  H viand,  119  East  St . 

1490 

250 

CJCS 

1240 

250 

CHNO 

900 

1,000  DA 

CKSO 

790 

5,000  DA-N 

CFCL 

580 

1,000  DA 

CKGB 

680 

5,000  DA-N 

Toronto . 

CBL 

J.  M.  Kannawin,  Director  of  Radio,  CBC,  354  Jarvis  St. 

740 

50,000  DA 

CFRB 

1010 

50,000  DA 

«< 

CHUM 

1050 

1,000  D 

« 

CJBC 

J.  M.  Kannawin,  Director  of  Radio,  354  Jarvis  St . 

860 

50,000  DA-2 

ll 

CJRT- 

91.1 

9,900 

FM 

U 

CKEY 

580 

5,000  DA-D 

1,000  DA-N 

ft 

CKFH 

1400 

250  DA 

CBE 

1550 

10,000  DA 

CKLW 

800 

50,000  DA 

CKNX 

920 

1,000  DA-N 

CKOX 

1340 

250 

Pr.  Edward  Island 

Charlottetown .  .  . 

CFCY 

R.  F.  Large,  85  Kent  St . 

630 

5,000  DA-N 

Summerside .... 

CJRW 

Robert  C.  Schurman,  218  Water  St . 

1240 

250 

Quebec 

A  m  - 

CHAD 

1340 

250 

CBJ 

1580 

10,000  DA 

C.TMT 

1450 

250 

CHEF 

1450 

250 

CKCH 

970 

5,000  DA 

CKRS 

Thomas  H.  Burham,  735  St.  Hubert  St . 

590 

1,000  DA-1 

CKBL 

Rene  Lapointe,  144  St.  Jerome  St . 

1250 

5,000  DA 

CKBM 

Roger  Boulanger,  8  St.  Thomas  St . . . 

1490 

250 

CBF 

Gerard  Lamarche,  Dir.,  French  Network,  CBC,  Radio 

690 

50,000 

Canada  Building ,  1425  Dorchester  St.  W..\ . 

n 

CBM 

Benoit  Lafleur,  Program  Director,  CBC  Radio- Canada 

940 

50,000 

u 

cb-M 

D.  E.  McGill,  Program  Director,  CBC  Radio  Canada 

940 

50,000 

Building,  1435  Dorchester  St.  W . . . 

u 

CFCF 

J.  Allan  Hammond,  4824  Cote  des  Neiges  Rd.,  Montreal 

600 

5,000  DA 

r,HT,p 

1410 

1,000  DA 

u  . 

CJAD 

800 

10,000  DA 

M 

CJMS 

Lionel  Morin,  188  Dorchester  St.  W . 

1280 

50,000  DA-1 

662 


BROADCASTING  STATIONS 


[  1956 


LOCATION 


Montreal  Cont. . . . 

New  Carlisle . 

Quebec . 


Rimouski . 

Rivi&re  du  Loup. . 

Roberval . 

Rouyn . 

La  Sarre,  P.Q.  . .  . 
Ste.  Anne  de  la 
Pocatidre . 

St.  Joseph  d’Alma 
Sherbrooke  . 

Shawinigan 

Falls . 

Sorel . 

Thetford  Mines .  . 
Three  Rivers . 

Val  d'Or . 

Verdun . 

Victoriaville . 

Ville  Marie . 

Ville  St.  Georges  . 

Saskatchewan 
Saskatoon  . 


Gravelbourg . 

Moose  Jaw . 

North  Battleford . 
Prince  Albert .... 
Regina . 

Watrous . 

Y  orkton . 


CALL 

MANAGER 

FREQ. 

CKAC 

Phil  Lalonde,  980  St.  Catherine  St.  W . 

730 

CHNC 

Dr.  Charles  Houde . 

610 

CBV 

Roger  Daveluy,  CBC  Palais  Montcalm . 

980 

CHRC 

Henri  LePage,  Metropolitan  Bldg.,  89  St.  John  St.  .. . 

800 

CKCV 

Paul  Lepage,  148  St.  Jean  St . 

1280 

CJQC 

George  MacDonald,  Wilfred  Hamel  Blvd.,  Quebec  Wes' 

1340 

CJBR 

Andre  Lecomte,  St.  Jean  St . 

900 

CJFP 

Armand  Belle,  Belle  Bldg.,  103  Lafontaine  St . 

1400 

CURL 

J.  Wilfred  Mondoux,  Blackburn  Bldg . 

910 

CKRN 

D.  A.  Gourd,  Reilly  Bldg . 

1400 

CKLS 

Jacques  Tremblay . 

1240 

CHGB 

Georges-Thomas  Desjardins,  Painchaud  St . 

1350 

CFGT 

1270 

CHLT 

Alphe  Gauthier,  3  Marquette  St . 

900 

CRTS 

Alphe  Gauthier,  281  Dufferin  St . 

1240 

CKSM 

Allan  Rogerson . 

1220 

CJSO 

Maurice  Boulianne,  72  du  Roi  St . 

1320 

CKLD 

Henri  Lagueux . 

1230 

CHLN 

Leon  Trepanier,  522  Bonaventure  St . 

550 

CKTR 

F.  Rufiange,  643  Gervais  St . 

1350 

CKVD 

Georges  Chartrand,  686  Third  Ave . 

1230 

CKVL 

Corey  Thompson,  211  Gordon  Ave . 

850 

CFDA 

Roger  Gilbert,  Acting  Mgr.,  150  Notre  Dame,  E . 

1380 

CKVM 

Louis  Bilodeau . 

710 

CKRB 

George  Roberge,  31  St.  Antoine  St . 

1400 

CFQC 

Vernon  Dallin,  216  First  Ave . 

600 

CKOM 

R.  A.  Hosie,  Empire  Hotel . 

1420 

CFNS 

Charles  Papen,  1902  Broadway . 

1170 

CFRC 

Dumont  Lepage . 

1230 

CHAB 

Sid  Boyling,  127  Main  St.  N . 

800 

CJNB 

Harry  Dekker . 

1460 

CKBI 

E.  A.  Rawlinson,  CKBI  Bldg.,  10th  St . 

900 

CKCK 

H.  A.  Crittenden,  1853  Hamilton  St . 

620 

CKRM 

Don  Oaks,  2060  Halifax  St . 

980 

CBK 

R.  H.  Roberts,  CBC,  Post  Office  Box  148 . 

540 

CJGX 

J.  M.  Shortreed . 

940 

POWER 
IN  WATTS 


10,000 

D 

5,000 

N 

5,000 

DA 

5,000 

5,000 

DA 

1,000 

DA-N 

250 

10,000 

DA-N 

250 

1,000 

DA-N 

250 

250 

1,000 

D 

250 

N 

1,000 

DA-N 

1,000 

DA-N 

250 

1,000 

DA 

1,000 

DA-N 

250 

5,000 

DA-2 

1,000 

250 

10,000 

DA-2 

1,000 

DA-N 

1,000 

DA-N 

250 

5,000 

DA-N 

5,000 

1,000 

250 

5,000 

DA 

1,000 

5,000 

DA 

5,000 

DA-N 

5,000 

DA-N 

50,000 

1,000 

TELEVISION  STATIONS 


Private  Stations 


CALL  LETTERS 

LOCATION 

CHANNEL 

CHCT-TV . 

Calgary  Alta.,  P.O.  Box  550 . 

2 

3 

CFRN-TV . 

109  C.P.R.  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta . 

CKCK-TV . 

Leader  Post  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask . 

CFQC-TV . 

216  First  Ave.  N.,  Saskatoon,  Sask . 

8 

CKX-TV . 

Brandon,  Man . 

CHCH-TV . 

163  Jackson  St.  W.,  Hamilton,  Ont. .  . 

ii 

ii 

CKWS-TV . 

Kmgston,  Ont.,  Radio  Television  Centre,  170  Queen  St . 

CKCO-TV . 

Kitchener,  Ont . 

CFPL-TV . 

London,  Ont.,  P.O.  Box  488 . 

10 

12 

CHEX-TV . 

P.O.  Box  1036,  Peterborough,  Ont . 

CFPA-TV . 

Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  87  N.  Hill  St . 

CJIC-TV . 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont..  119  East  St.  . 

CKSO-TV . 

Sudbury,  Ont.,  Regent  &  Ash  Sts . 

CKLW-TV . 

Windsor,  Ont..  825  Riverside  Dr.  W. .  . 

9 

CFCM-TV . 

145  rue  St.  Jean  Bosco,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

CJBR-TV . 

6  St.  Jean  St.,  Rimouski,  P.Q . 

CHLT-TV . 

3  Marquette  St.,  Sherbrooke,  P.Q. 

C'KCW-TV . 

Knights  of  Pythias  Hall,  Moncton,  N.B. 

14  Church  St.,  Saint  John,  N.B. 

CHSJ-TV . 

2 

CJCB-TV . 

318  Charlotte  St.,  Sydney,  N.B. 

CJON-TV . 

Broadcasting  House,  Pr.  of  Wales  St.,  St.  John's  NflH 

6 

3 

CKVR-TV . 

Barrie,  Ont,,  P.O.  Box  267.  .  .  . 

CBC  Stations 


CALL  LETTERS 

LOCATION 

CHANNEL 

SERVICE  EXPECTED  TO  BEGIN 

CBFT . 

In  operation  now. 

CBMT . 

CBLT . 

Toronto . 

9 

In  operation  now. 

CBOT . 

Ottawa . 

In  operation  now. 

CBUT . 

Vancouver . 

2 

In  operation  now. 

In  operation  now. 

In  operation  now. 

CBWT . 

Winnipeg . 

CBMT . 

Montreal . 

6 

CBHT . 

Halifax . 

CBOFT . 

Ottawa . 

9 

In  opeiation  now. 

In  operation  now. 

1956] 

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for  Canadian  Schools  in 

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BOOK  PUBLISHERS 


[  1956 


DIRECTORY  OF  BOOK  PUBLISHERS 


PUBLISHERS’  REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CANADA 
The  following  list  of  Canadian  Book  Publishers,  with  addresses  and  code  letters,  has  been  carefully 
prepared,  but  the  Editor  does  not  guarantee  that  every  Canadian  firm  is  herein  listed.  If  any  Book  Publisher 
nas  been  omitted,  the  Editor  will  gladly  include  such  on  advice.  Address ,  Editor ,  Canadian  Almanac  & 
Directory,  495-517  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Thomas  Allen  Ltd . A 

266  King  St.  IF.,  Toronto 

Ambassador  Books  Ltd . Amb 

114-9  King  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Book  Society  of  Canada  Ltd . BSoc 

Sheppard  St.,  Agincourt,  Ont. 

British  Book  Service . BBS 

Kingswood  House ,  1068  Broadview  Ave., 

Toronto  6 

Brunswick  Press . BP 

Phoenix  Square ,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

Burns  &  MacEachern . BMacE 

12  Grenville  St.,  Toronto 

Butterworth  &  Co.  (Canada)  Ltd . B 

1867  Danforth  Ave.,  Toronto 

Clarke,  Irwin  &  Company  Ltd . Cl 

103  St.  Clair  Ave.  W.,  Toronto 
Wm.  Collins  Sons  &  Co.  Canada  Ltd . Coll 

63  Avenue  Rd.,  Toronto 

Copp  Clark  Publishing  Co.  Limited . Copp 

496-517  Wellington  St.  W .,  Toronto 

J.  M.  Dent  &  Sons  (Canada)  Ltd . Dent 

224  Bloor  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Dodd,  Mead  &  Co.  (Canada)  Ltd . DM 

25  Hollinger  Rd.,  Toronto 

Doubleday  Canada  Limited . Doub 

105  Bond  St.,  Toronto 

Dutton  Copp  Limited . DC 

7  Wilby  Cresc.,  Toronto 

Educational  Publishing  Company . EdPub 

2363  Yonge  St.,  Toronto 

Evangelical  Publishers . EP 

866  Bay  St.,  Toronto 

Foulsham  &  Co.  (Canada)  Ltd . F 

184  Front  St.  E.,  Toronto 

Samuel  French  (Canada)  Ltd . Fr 

27  Grenville  St.,  Toronto 

W.  J.  Gage  &  Co.  Limited . Gage 

82-94  Spadina  Ave.,  Toronto 

General  Pub.  Co.  Ltd . Gen 

17  Queen  St.  E.,  Toronto 

Gilberton  Company  (Canada)  Ltd . Gil 

Box  811,  Terminal  “A”,  Toronto  1. 

Ginn  and  Company . Gi 

1331  Yonge  St.,  Toronto 

Granger  Fr&res . GF 

64  Notre  Dame  W.,  Montreal 

Grolier  Society  of  Canada  Ltd . G 

85  Richmond  St.  W .,  Toronto 

Home  Evangel  Book  Shop . HE 

Waterman  Ave.,  Toronto  16 
International  Publishers  Representatives  (Canada) 

Ltd . IPR 

425  St.  Sulpice  St.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Les  Editions  Vari6t6s . LEV 

1460  Avenue  Union,  Montreal 

Les  Fr£res  des  Ecoles  Chr6tiennes . FEC 

949  rue  Cote,  Montreal 

Librairie  Beauchemin  Lt6e . LB 

480  Rue  St-Gabriel,  Montreal 

Little  Brown  &  Co.  (Canada)  Ltd . LB 

25  Hollinger  Rd.,  Toronto 

Longmans,  Green  &  Co . LG 

20  Cran field  Rd.,  Toronto  16 

Samuel  Lowe  Co.  of  Canada  Ltd . SLC 

184  Front  St.  E.,  Toronto 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Macmillan  Co.  of  Canada  Ltd . MCC 

70  Bond  St.,  Toronto 

McClelland  &  Stewart  Ltd . McCS 

25  Hollinger  Rd.,  Toronto 

McGraw-Hill  Co.  of  Canada  Ltd . McGH 

253  Spadina  Rd.,  Toronto 

George  J.  McLeod  Ltd . McL 

73  Bathurst  St.,  Toronto 

McLean  Merchandise  Sales  Ltd . MMS 

(Educ.  orders:  Book  Society) 

29  Melinda  St.  Toronto 

Moyer  School  Supplies  Ltd . Moy 

20  Densley  Ave.,  Toronto  15 

Musson  Book  Company  Ltd . Mus 

103-107  Vanderhoof  Ave.,  Toronto 

Thomas  Nelson  &  Sons  Ltd . Nel 

91  Wellington  St.  W .,  Toronto 

Nelson,  Foster  &  Scott . NFS 

87  John  St.,  Toronto  2B 

North  American  Educational  Guild . NAEG 

274  Garry  St.,  Winnipeg 

Ontario  Publishing  Co.  Ltd . OP 

18  Beverley  St.,  Toronto 

F.  E.  Osborne  Ltd . Os 

112-8th  Ave.  W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Oxford  University  Press . O 

480  University  Ave.,  Toronto 

Palm  Publishers . PP 

425  St.  Sulpice  St.,  Montreal 

Penguin  Books  (Canada)  Ltd . Pen 

47  Green  St.,  St.  Lambert,  P.Q. 

Periodical  Inc . P 

5112  Papineau  Ave.,  Montreal  34 

Sir  Isaac  Pitman  &  Sons  (Canada)  Ltd . Pit 

381-383  Church  St.,  Toronto 

Pocket  Books  of  Canada,  Ltd . PBC 

1090  Pratt  Ave.,  Outremont 

Progress  Books . PB 

740  Bathurst  St.,  Toronto 

Random  House  of  Canada  Ltd . RHC 

1149  King  St.  W.,  Toronto  3 

Renouf  Pub.  Co . RPC 

2182  St.  Catherine  St.  IF.,  Montreal 

The  Ryerson  Press . Ry 

299  Queen  St.  IF.,  Toronto 

S.  J.  Reginald  Saunders  &  Co.  Ltd. . . S 

(Educ.  orders:  Book  Society) 

84-86  Wellington  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Smithers  &  Bonellie . SB 

(Educ.  orders:  Book  Society) 

266  King  St.  W .,  Toronto 

University  of  Toronto  Press .  UT 

University  of  Toronto,  Toronto 

D.  Van  Nostrand  Co.  (Canada)  Ltd . Van 

25  Hollinger  Rd.,  Toronto 

G.  R.  Welch  &  Co.  Ltd . WCo 

1149  King  St.  W.,  Toronto 

Whitcomb  &  Gilmour  Limited . WG 

/ 629  Sherbrooke  St.  W .,  Montreal 

John  C.  Winston  Co.  Ltd . W 

292  Parliament  St.,  Toronto 

York  Publishing  Company . Y 

331  Bay  St.,  Toronto 


FOREIGN  PUBLISHERS  SHOWING  CANADIAN  REPRESENTATIVES 

The  following  directory  lists  those  British,  American  and  foreign  Publishers  who  have  Canadian  reDre- 
sentatives  stocking  their  publications  in  Canada 

For  the  reader’s  convenience,  each  of  the  publishers  in  this  list  is  followed  by  code  letters  indicating  the 
farm  in  the  preceding  list  acting  as  Canadian  agent. 

Orders  for  these  foreign  publications  should  be  addressed  to  the  Canadian  representative 


PUBLISHER 

Abbott  Pub.  Co . 

Abelard-Schuman,  Inc 


CODE 


PUBLISHER 


SLC  Abingdon  Press . 

NFS  Abrams  Inc.,  Harry  N. 


CODE 


PUBLISHER 


WCo 
.  .  .A 


Academic  Press,  Inc. . 
Addison-Wesley  Press 


CODE 


RPC 

...A 


1956] 


BOOK  PUBLISHERS 


665 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Adlard  Coles  Ltd . Cl 

Aero  Publications  Inc . Gen 

Agence  Francaise . Cl 

Aircraft  Publications . Gen 

Aladdin  Book  Co . Gage 

Allen,  &  Unwin,  George,  Ltd..  .Nel 

Allen,  W.  H.,  &  Co.  Ltd . SB 

All-Pets  Books . Ry 

Amalgamated  Press  Ltd . McCS 

American  Book  Co . Gage 

American  Education  Press  Inc .  Moy 
American  Peoples  Encyclopaedia 

. . NAEG 

American  Technical  Society. .  .Gen 

American  Tech.  Soc . Gen 

Appleton-Century-Crofts,  Inc. 

(trade) . S 

Appleton-Century-Croft,  Inc. 

(Med.) . Ry 

Aquarian  Pub.  Co . SB 

Arcadia  House . Amb 

Architectural  Press . BBS 

Arco  Publications  Ltd . BMacE 

Arco  Publishing  Co . Amb 

Arnold,  Edward,  &  Co . MCC 

Arnold,  E.  J.  &  Son,  Ltd . MCC 

Art  Books  for  All . Amb 

Asia  Press . LG 

Association  Press . WCo 

Atlantic  Monthly  Press . McCS 

Audel  &  Co.,  Theo . Gen 

Augsburg  Pub.  House . Ry 

Avalon  Books . Ry 

Avalon  Press  Ltd . BBS 

Aviation  Press . Gen 

Bagster,  Samuel,  &  Sons  Ltd. . .  HE 

Bailliere,  Tindall  &  Cox . MCC 

Baker  Book  House . EP 

Baker  &  Taylor  (Art  Bks.)..  .  .Gen 

Baker,  Walter  H.,  Co . Fr 

Barbour,  B.  McCall . HE 

Barker,  Arthur,  Ltd.  (trade)  McCS 

Barnes,  A.  S.,  &  Co . Copp 

Barnes  &  Noble,  Inc . Ry 

Barnum,  R.  C.,  &  Co . Gen 

Barrie,  James,  Ltd . Amb 

Barrows,  M.,  &  Co . McL 

Bartholemew  House . NFS 

Bartholomew,  John,  &  Sons  Ltd .  N  el 

Basic  Books  Inc . Cl 

Batchworth  Press  Ltd . Amb 

Batsford,  B.  T.,  Ltd . Cl 

Beacon  Press . S 

Beechurst  Press . SB 

Bell..  G..  &  Sons  Ltd . Cl 

Benn,  Ernest,  Ltd . McCS 

Bennett,  Charles  A.,  Inc.  (formerly 

Manual  Arts  Press) . Copp 

Bert  Mfg.  Co . Ry 

Biblical  Press . NAEG 

Black,  A.  &  C.,  Ltd . MCC 

Blackfriars  Publications . PP 

Blackie  &  Son  Ltd . Ry 

Blackiston’s  Son  &  Co . Gen 

Blackwell,  Basil . Copp 

Blackwell  Scientific  Publications.Ry 
Blackwood, 

William  &  Son,  Ltd . Copp 

Blandford  Press . Copp 

Bles,  Geoffrey,  Ltd . Coll 

Blue  Heron  Press . PR 

Blue  Ribbon  Books . Doub 

Boardman,  T.  V.  &  Co. 

(educ.) . BSoc 

(trade) . .  •  SB 

Bobbs  Merrill  Co . McCS 

Bond  Wheelwright 

Co.,  The . BMacE 

Books  Inc . MMS 

Borden  Pub.  Co . Nel 

Bouregy  &  Curl  Inc . ^  Ry 

Bowes  &  Bowes  Ltd . BBS 

Broadman  Press . WCo 

Brockhampton  Press  Ltd ....  Mus . 

Brookings  Institution . BMacE 

Browne  &  Nolan  Ltd . PP 

Bruce  Pub.  Co.,  The . •  •  ■ -Ry 

Brun,  Theodore . BMacE 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Burke  Pub.  Co.  Ltd . Amb 

Burns,  Oates  &  Washbourne 

Ltd . PP 

Cadmus  Books . Copp 

Calder,  John . Copp 

Cambridge  University  Press.  .MCC 

Cameron  &  Kahn  Inc . PB 

Cape,  Jonathan,  Ltd . Cl 

Capitol  Pub.  Co . McCS 

Cassell  &  Co.  Ltd . BBS 

Catholic  Social  Guild . PP 

Cattel  &  Co.  Inc . Gen 

Caxton  Printers  Ltd . Copp 

Central  Books  Ltd . PB 

Chambers,  W.  &.  R.,  Ltd. 

(educ.) . BSoc 

(trade) . SB 

Chantry  Press  Ltd . Copp 

Chatto  &  Windus . Cl 

Chelsea  Pub.  Co . RPC 

Chemical  Pub.  Co . Gen 

Chemical  Rubber  Pub.  Co . Gen 

Children’s  Press  Inc . MMS 

Churchill,  J.  &  A.  Ltd . BBS 

Citadel  Press . McL  and  Nel 

Clarendon  Press . O 

Clarke,  James  &  Co.  Ltd.  ..WCo 
Cleaver-Hume  Press  Ltd. .  .BMacE 

Clonmore  &  Reynolds . PP 

Cohen  &  West . BMacE 

Coleman,  Henry,  &  Co.  Ltd.. .  .HE 

College  Entrance  Book  Co . W 

Columbia  University  Press . O 

Comstock  Pub.  Co . A 

Consolidated  Bk. 

Publishers,  Inc.  (educ.) . .  .NAEG 

Constable  &  Co.  Ltd . LG 

Cornell  Maritime  Press . Gen 

Cornell  University  Press . A 

Country  Life  Ltd . BBS 

Countryman  Press . Copp 

Coward-McCann  Inc . LG 

Cresset  Press  Ltd . Amb 

Criterion  Books  Inc . NFS 

Crowell-Collier  Pub.  Co. 

(libraries  only) . LG 

Crowell,  Thomas  Y.,  Co . Amb 

Crown  Publishers . Amb 

Cupples  &  Leon . Ry 

Dacre  Press . MCC 

Dadant  &  Sons  (Bee  Bks.) .  .  .  .  Gen 
Daily  Express  Book  Co.  Ltd .  .  BBS 

Dakers,  Andrew,  Ltd . Amb 

Dartnell  Corp . Gen 

Davies,  Peter,  Ltd . BBS 

Davis,  F.  A.,  Co . Ry 

Davis  Press  Inc . Moy 

Day,  John,  Co . LG 

Daye  Press,  Stephen . Ry 

Dean  &  Son  Ltd . SB 

De  La  Mare  Co.  Inc.,  AT. . .  McCS 

Delmar  Publishing . Nel 

Denlinger’s  Dog  Bks . Gen 

Designed  Products,  Inc . HE 

Deutsch,  Andre,  Ltd . Coll 

Devin- Adair  Co . Nel 

Dial  Press  Inc . LG 

Didier  Publishers . Ry 

Diesel  Publications  Inc . Gen 

Dobson,  Dennis,  Ltd. 

(educ.) . BSoc 

(trade) . S 

Dodd,  Mead  &  Co . DM 

Domestic  Engineering  Pub. .  .  .  Gen 

Donohue,  M.  A.,  &  Co . MMS 

Doubleday  Publishers . Doub 

Drake,  Frederick  J.,  &  Co . W 

Dryad  Press . Copp 

Dryden  Press . Ry 

Duckworth  Co.  Ltd.,  Gerald. .  .Nel 
Duell,  Sloan  &  Pearce  (trade)..  .LB 

Duke  University  Press . BMacE 

Dutton  &  Co.  Inc . SB 

Edinburgh  University  Press. .  .  .Nel 

Editions  Sociales . PB 

Educational  Publishers . SB 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Eldon  Press . Nel 

Elek  Books  Ltd . Ry 

Elliot,  A.  G . Amb 

Elliot  Pub  Co . Gil 

Elsevier  Press  Inc . BMacE 

Emerson  Books  Inc . Gen 

Encyclopaedic  Publishers . SB 

English  Universities  Press  Ltd. Mus 

Epworth  Press . Ry 

Ettrick  &  Moray  Press . S 

Euphorion  Books . BMacE 

Evans  Bros.  Ltd . BBS 

Expression  Co.  Ltd.,  The. .  .  .Copp 

Eyre  &  Spottiswode  Ltd . McCS 

Faber  &  Faber  Ltd . BBS 

Fairchild  Publications  Inc. . .  .Copp 

Fantasy  Press . Nel 

Fantasy  Pub.  Co . Nel 

Farrar,  Straus  &  Cudahy,  Inc. Amb 

Fell,  Frederick,  Inc . McL 

Ferguson,  J.  G . MMS 

Fideler  Co.  (educ.) . BSoc 

Financial  Pub.  Co . WG 

Finlay  Paper  Products . Nel 

Focal  Press  Ltd .  . Ry 

Follett  Publishers . Ry 

Fordham  Univ.  Press . PP 

For-Dam  Inc . Gen 

Foulis  &  Co.,  G.T . WCo 

Foyle,  W.  &.  G.  Ltd . Amb 

Free  Press . BMacE 

French,  Samuel  Inc . Fr 

Frontier  Press  Co . Gen 

Funk  &  Wagnalls  Co . Ry 

Funk,  Wilfred,  Inc . Ry 

Gale  &  Polden  Ltd . Amb 

Garlinghouse,  L.  F.  Co . Gen 

Gawthorn  Press  Ltd . Nel 

Geographical  Pub.  Co . Gen 

Gibbons  Ltd.,  Stanley . S 

Gifford,  John,  Ltd . Amb 

Gilbert  Press,  Inc . Copp 

Gill  &  Son  Ltd.,  M.  H . PP 

Gnome  Press . Nel 

Gollancz,  Victor,  Ltd . Doub 

Goodheart- Wilcox  Co.  Inc . Gen 

Good  News  Pub . HE 

Grant  Educational  Co.  Ltd..  .MCC 

Grayson  Pub.  Corp . McL 

Greenberg . Amb 

Greystone  Press . Nel 

Grosset  &  Dunlap  Inc . McL 

Grove  Press . NFS 

Grune  &  Stratton  Inc . Ry 

Guozi  Shudian . PB 

Hachette . Ry 

Hale,  E.  M.,  &  Co . Copp 

Hale,  Robert,  Ltd . McGH 

Hamish  Hamilton  Ltd . Coll 

Hammond  C.  S.  &  Co.  Inc . S 

Hammond,  Hammond  &  Co. 

Ltd . Amb 

Harcourt  Brace  &  Co.  Inc. 

(educ.) . Gage 

Harcourt  Brace  &  Co.  Inc. 

(trade) . McL 

Harlem  Book  Co . Mus 

Harper  &  Bros.,  Ltd . Mus 

Harrap,  George  G.,  &  Co.  Ltd..  .Cl 

Hart-Davis,  Rupert,  Ltd . Cl 

Hart  Pub.  Co.  Inc . SB 

Harvard  University  Press . S 

Harvey  &  Blythe.  .  .  .BMacE  &  Ry 

Harvill  Press  Ltd .  .  . . . Coll 

Hastings  House  Publishers  Inc. .  .  S 

Hearthside  Press,  Inc . NFS 

Heath,  D.  C.,  &  Co . Copp 

Heffer  &  Sons,  Ltd . BMacE 

Heinemann,  William,  Ltd . BBS 

Heinemann 

Medical  Bks.  Ltd . 

Henley,  Norman  W . Gen 

H.  M.  Stationery  Office 

(Syllabus  of  Physical 

Training,  only) . Copp 

Heritage  PresB . LG 


666 


BOOK  PUBLISHERS 


[1956 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Hermitage  House  Inc . McL 

Hodder  &  Stoughton . Mus 

Hodge,  William  &  Co.  Ltd.  .  .Amb 

Hoeber,  Paul  B.,  Inc . Ry 

Hoeber,  Paul  B.,  Inc.  (med)  .  Mus 

Hogarth  Press  Ltd . Cl 

Holiday  House  (trade  &  educ.)..  .S 

Hollis  &  Carter  Ltd . IPR 

Holman,  A.  J.,  Co . Ry 

Holt,  Henry  &  Co.  (trade).. McL 
Holt,  Henry  &  Co.,  Inc.  (educ.)  .Cl 

Home  Craftsman  Pubs . Gen 

Horizon  Press . SB 

Houghton  Miffin  Co.  (trade) . A 

Houghton  Miffln  Co.  (Educ.)  .  .Nel 

Hulton  Press  Ltd . Cl 

Hutchinson  &  Co . McGH 

Ilffe  &  SonB  Ltd . BBS 

Independent  Press . WCo 

Indiana  Univ.  Press . Copp 

Industrial  Press . Gen 

Industrial  Publications . Gen 

International  Publishers . PB 

Interscience  Publishers  Inc. .  .  RPC 

Iowa  State  College  Press . A 

Iroquois  Pub.  Co . Nel 

Irwin,  Richard  D..  Inc . Gen 

James  &  Jonathan  Co . SLC 

Jefferson  House  Inc . McL 

Jenkins,  Herbert,  Ltd . LG 

John  Knox  Press . Ry 

Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Press. BMacE 

Johnson,  Christopher,  Ltd . Ry 

Johnson  Plumbing  Manuals. .  .Gen 

Judy  Dog  Books . Gen 

Kaye  Nicholas . BBS 

Kimber,  William . Ry 

Kenedy,  P.  J.  &  Sons . McCS 

Knopf,  Alfred  A . McCS 

Knox  Business  Bks . Gen 

Kortwright  Books . Gen 

Kregel  Publications . HE 

Laidlaw  Bros.,  Inc . Cl 

Lane,  John,  The  Bodley  Head 

Ltd . Nel 

Lantern  Press,  Inc . McL 

La  Salle  Bureau  of  Supplies 

(educ.) . FEC 

Latimer  House  Ltd . Nel 

Laurie,  T.  Werner . Amb 

Lawrence  &  Wishart . PB 

Lea  &  Febiger . MCC 

Lehmann,  John,  Ltd . Nel 

Lewis,  H.  K.  &  Co.  Ltd .  Cl 

Lewis,  H.  &  K.  Co.  Ltd.  (Med).Ry 

Lilja,  Reuben  H.,  Co . MMS 

Lippincott,  J.  B.  &  Co . LG 

Little,  Brown  &  Co  (trade  & 

medical) . LB 

Liverwright  Pub.  Corp  .• . SB 

Livingstone,  E.  &  S.,  Ltd..  .  .MCC 

Livingstone  Press . WCo 

Loizeaux  Bros.  Inc . HE 

Lothrop,  Lee  &  Shepard,  Inc.  Amb 
Louisiana  State  University 

Press . BMacE 

Lowe  Inc . SLC 

Loyola  University  Press . PP 

Lund  Humphries  &  Co.  Ltd . Cl 

Lutterworth  Press . WCo 

Lyons  &  Carnahan . Ry 

Macdonald  &  Co.  Ltd .  Nel 

MacDonald  &  Evans . BMacE 

MacGibbon  &  Kee,  Ltd . Nel 

Macrae  Smith  Co . Ry 

Manual  Arts  Press 

(See,  Bennett) . Copp 

Marriage  Welfare  Bureau . .  Gen 
Marshall,  Morgan  &  Scott ...  EP 
Marshall,  Percival  &  Co.  Ltd. BBS 

Maxton  Pub.  Inc . Ry 

Mayfair  Pub.  Co . Gen 

McBride  Co.  Inc . BMacE 

McCormack-Mather . Copp 

McDougall's  Educational  Co _ Cl 

McKay,  David,  Co . Mus 

McKnight  &  McKnight . Moy 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

McMullen  Books  Inc . PP 

Medici  Society  Ltd . Cl 

Mentzer,  Bush  &  Co . Dent 

Meredith  Pub.  Co . A 

Merlin  Press . SB 

Merriam,  G.  &  C.,  Co . A 

Merrill,  Charles  E.,  Co.  Inc., 

(educ.) . Moy,  Nel 

for  Western  Canada . OS 

Merrill  Co . McCS 

Messner,  Julian,  Inc . Copp 

Messner  Press . Ry 

Methuen  &  Co.  Ltd . BBS 

Mezhdunarodnaya  Kniga . PB 

Michael  Joseph  Ltd . Coll 

Michigan  State  Coll.  Press. BMacE 

Mill,  M.  S.,  Co.  Inc . McL 

Mills  &  Boon  Ltd . SB 

Miracle  Books  Inc . EP 

Modern  Lib.  Inc . RHC 

Moody  Press . HE 

Morrow,  Wm.  &  Co.  Inc . McL 

Motor  (Auto  Publications) ....  Gen 

Mowbray,  A.  R.,  &  Co . Ry 

Muller,  Frederick,  Ltd . S 

Murray  Hill  Tech.  Bks . Gen 

Murray,  John, 

(Publishers)  Ltd . Mus 

Museum  Press  Ltd . Nel 

Naldrett  Press . BBS 

National  Forum  Inc . Ry 

National  Gallery  Publications .  .  Cl 
National  Recreation  Assoc.  ..WCo 

National  Sch.  Bk.  Service . Gen 

National  Sunday  School 

Union . WCo 

Nevill,  Peter,  Ltd . Copp 

Neville  Spearman  Ltd . BMacE 

New  Century  Publishers . PB 

New  Universal  Reference 

Encyclopaedia . NAEG 

Newman  Neame . Ry 

Newnes,  George,  Ltd . BBS 

Nisbet  &  Co.  Limited . Copp 

Noble  &  Noble  Inc . Cl 

Norton,  W.  W.  &  Co.  Inc 

(trade) . McL 

Odhams  Press  Ltd  (trade)  ....  NFS 

O.E.E.C.  Publishers . Ry 

Oliphants  Ltd . EP 

Oliver  &  Boyd . Cl 

Orange  Judd . .  ’  ’  Gen 

O'Toole,  Edward  &  Co . Nel 

Owen,  F.  A.,  Pub.  Co . Moy 

Owen,  Peter,  Ltd . Copp, 

Page,  L.  C.,  &  Co . Ry 

Pageant  Press . BS 

Paluch  Co.,  Joseph  H . PP 

Pan  Books  Ltd . BBS 

Pantheon  Books,  Inc . McCS 

Parrish,  Max,  &  Co.  Ltd . Cl 

Paternoster  Press . HE 

Paul,  Richmond  &  Co . Gen 

Paxton-Slade  Pub.  Co . McCS 

Pearson,  C.  Arthur,  Ltd .  BBS 

People’s  Pub.  House  Ltd . PB 

Perma  Books  (partial) . PBC 

Peter  Pauper  Press . S 

Phaidon  Press . Doub 

Pharmaceutical  Press . McCS 

Philip,  Geo.,  &  Son 

Ltd.  (educ.) . Moy 

Philip,  Geo.,  &  Son  Ltd. 

(trade) . Amb 

Philip  &  Tacey  Ltd . Moy 

Phoenix  House . McCS 

Pickering  &  Inglis  Ltd . HE 

Pioneer  Publications  Inc. .  .  Gen 
Pitkin,  H.  A.  &  W.  L„  Ltd. .  .  Amb 

Pitman  Medical  Co.  Ltd . Pit 

Pitman  Pub.  Corp .  Pit 

Platt  &  Munk  Co.  Inc . .  .MMS 

Popular  Mechanics 

Press . Amb  &  Gen 

Prentice1- Anderson  Ltd . Copp 


PUBLISHER  CODE 

Prentice-Hall  Inc.  (high  sch. 

texts) . Ry 

Princeton  University  Press . S 

Putnam  &  Co . McCS 

Putnam’s  Sons,  G.  P . A 

Rand  McNally  &  Co . A 

Rand  McNally  &  Co.  (educ., 

maps,  atlases,  globes) . Gage 

Rapkin,  G.  F.,  Ltd . Nel 

Redman,  Alvin,  Ltd . McCS 

Regnery,  Henry  L.,  Co . S 

Reilly  &  Lee  Co .  Copp 

Reinhardt,  Max . BBS 

Reinhold  Pub.  Corp..  .Gen  &  RPC 

Religious  Educ.  Press . WCo 

Revell  Co.,  Fleming,  H . WCo 

Reynal  &  Hitchcock — see  Harcourt 
Brace  &  Co.  Inc. 

Richards  Press . BBS 

Richards  Rosen,  Inc . BMacE 

Rinehart  &  Co.  Inc.  (trade) ....  Cl 
Rinehart  &  Co.  Inc.  (tech.) .  .  .  Gen 

Ritchie,  John,  Ltd . HE 

Rockcliffe  Pub.  Corp .  SB 

Rodale  Books,  Inc . Coll 

Ronald,  Geo,  Oxford . Copp 

Ronald  Press . Gen 

Ropp’s  Calculators . Gen 

Ross,  Robert  &  Co.  Ltd . Cl 

Routledge  &  Kegan 

Paul,  Ltd . BBS 

Row,  Peterson  Co . Copp 

Royal  Inst,  of  International 

Affairs . O 

Sadlier,  Wm.  H.  Inc . PP 

Sampson  Low,  Marston  &  Co..  .Nel 

Sanborn,  Benj.  H.  &  Co . LG 

Sands  &  Co. ,  Ltd . PP 

Schofield  &  Sims  Ltd  (educ.).  BSoc 
School  Arts  (Davis  Press)  ....  Moy 

Science  Research  Associates.  .  .Nel 
Scientific  American 

(Munn  &  Co.) . Gen 

Scientific  Bk.  Corp . Gen 

Scott,  Foresman  &  Co . Gage 

Scott  Publications  Inc . McL 

Scott,  Wm.  R.,  Inc .  S 

Scribner’s,  Charles,  Sons 

(except  college  texts) . S 

Scripture  Gift  Mission . HE 

Seabury  Press . O 

Seabury  Press  (curriculum 

material) . GBRE 

Seahorse  Press  Inc . McCS 

Seeker  &  Warburg 

Ltd.,  Martin . BBS 

Seeley  Service  &  Co . Mus 

Shasta  Publishers . Nel 

Sheed  &  Ward  Ltd . PP 

Sheet  Metal  Pub.  Co . Gen 

Sheridan  House,  Inc . McL 

Sherratt,  John  &  Son . Copp 

Sidgwick  &  Jackson  Ltd . Amb 

Silver  Burdett  Co . Gage 

Simmons-Boardman  Pub.  Co.  .Gen 

Simon  &  Schuster  Inc . Mus 

Singer,  L.  W„  Co.  Inc . Dent 

Sirius  Dog  Bks . Gen 

Skira  Inc . BMacE 

Sloane  Associates,  Inc.,  Wm.  .McL 
Southern  Methodist  Univ. 

Press . NFS 

Southwestern  Pub.  Co . Gage 

Souvenir  Press  Ltd . Ry 

Spearman,  Neville,  Ltd..  .  .BMacE 

Spon,  E.  &  F„  Ltd . BBS 

Springer  Pub.  Co.  Ltd . Ry 

Stackpole  Co . Amb  &  Gen 

Stamm  Dog  Books . Gen 

Standard  Bk.  Co . GeS 

Stanford,  Edward,  Ltd . Amb 

Staples  Press  Ltd . BMacE 

Starbuck  Publishers . Gen 

Steck  Co . Rv 

Sterling  Pub.  Co . S 

Stewart,  George  W . . . . .  .Copp 


1956] 


BOOK  PUBLISHERS 


667 


PUBLISHER 


CODE 


PUBLISHER 


CODE 


PUBLISHER 


CODE 


Stravon  Publishers . SB 

Student  Christian  Movement 

Press  Ltd . Ry 

Studio  Ltd . Mus 

Sword  of  the  Lord  Publishers. .  .EP 

Sylvan  Press . Amb 

Talbot  Press  Ltd . PP 

Taraporevala . BMacE 

Technical  Press  Ltd . Amb 

Technical  Service  Pub.  Co . Gen 

Temple  Press  Ltd . Amb 

Thames  and  Hudson . LG 

Theatre  Arts . Amb 

Thomas,  Charles  C.,  Co . Ry 

Tiranti,  Alec,  Ltd . BMacE 

Todd  Pub.  Group  Ltd . Cl 

Treasure  Books,  Inc. 

(restricted) . McL 

Tupper  &  Love,  Inc . Mus 

Turnstile  Press . SB 


Twayne  &  Bookman  Associates 

. BMacE 

UNESCO  (Eng.  Publications) .  .UT 

UNESCO  (Fr.  Publications) . P 

Ungar  Pub  Co.,  Frederick . Ry 

United  Nations 

Publications . Ry 

U  niversity  of  Chicago  Press  ....  UT 
University  of  Kansas  Press. BMacE 
University  of  London  Press  Ltd. .  Cl 
University  of  Michigan 

Press . BMacE 


University  of  Minnesota  Press.  .  .A 
University  of  Nebraska 

Press .  Ry 

University  of  North  Carolina 

Press . Ry 

University  of  Oklahoma 

Press . BMacE 

University  of  Penn.  Press . Ry 

University  Pub.  Co . Nel 

University  of  Wisconsin 

Press . BMacE 

University  Tutorial  Press . Copp 

Vanguard  Press  Inc . Copp 

Van  Nostrand  Co.,  D . Van 

Vantage  Press  Inc . Ry 

Venton,  Ltd . SB 

Viking  Press  Inc . MCC 

Vintage  Books  Inc . McCS 

Vision  Press  Ltd . Amb 

Walker’s  Estimators . Gen 

Walter  Ltd.,  Henry  E . WCo 

Ward,  Edmund,  Ltd . BBS 

Ward,  Lock  &  Co . BBS 

Warne,  F.,  &  Co.  Ltd . S 

Warner  Press . WCo 

Washburn,  Ives,  Inc . Mus 

Watson-Guptill . Gen 

Watts,  C.  A.  &  Co.  Ltd . S 

Watts,  Franklin,  Inc . Amb 

Wayne  University . Gen 

Webb  Pub.  Co . Cl 

Webster  Pub.  Co . LG 


Weindenfeld  &  Nicholson 

Ltd . Amb 

Welding  Engineer  Pub.  Co..  .  .Gen 

Westminster  Press . Ry 

Wheaton  &  Co.  Ltd.,  A . Cl 

Wheeler  Pub.  Co . Nel 

Whiteside  Inc. 

(formerly  Woman’s  Press) . .  McL 

Whitman,  Albert  &  Co . McL 

Whitman  Pub.  Co . DC 

Wilcox  &  Follett  Co . Amb 

Wilde  Co.,  W.  A . WCo 

Wildermann  Co.  Inc.,  C . Nel 

Wiley,  John,  & 

Sons  Inc . RPC,  Gen 

Wiley,  John  &  Sons,  Inc.  (trade  in 

Ont.  and  Western  Canada) . .  .UT 

Wills  &  Hepworth  Ltd . Amb 

Willy  Inc.,  John . Gen 

Winchester  Publications . Nel 

Wingate,  Allan,  Ltd . SB 

Wise,  Wm.  H.  &  Co . Mus 

Witherby  Ltd.,  H.  F.  &  G . Ry 

Wonder  Books  Inc . McL 

World  Book  Co . Gage 

World  Pub.  Co . NFS 

World's  Work  Ltd.,  The . BBS 

Wright,  John,  &  Sons  Ltd..  .  .MCC 

Writer  Inc.,  The . A 

Wyn,  A.  A.,  Inc . Copp 

Yale  University  Press . BMacE 

Year  Book  Publishers  Inc.  .BMacE 
Zondervan  Pub.  House . EP 


CREATIVE  ARTISTS 
PHOTOGRAPHERS 


PHOTO  ENGRAVERS 


ELECTROTYPERS 


STEREOTYPERS 


OFFSET  PLATE  MAKERS 

WAX  LINE  ENGRAVERS 

PLASTIC  AND  RUBBER 
PLATE  MAKERS 

MOTION  PICTURE  AND 
TELEVISION  PRODUCTIONS 


LIMITED 


COAST 


668 


NEWSPAPERS  "AND  MAGAZINES 


[1956 


CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  AND  MAGAZINE  DIRECTORY 


The  following  list  of  Newspapers  and  Magazines  in  Canada  has  been  carefully  prepared,  but  the  Editor 
does  not  guarantee  to  give  the  name  of  every  paper  and  magazine  published.  When  not  supplied  by  the 
publisher  of  the  newspaper,  information  is  taken  from  “N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and 
rerioaicals  by  permission.  If  any  mistakes  have  been  made  or  any  names  omitted,  corrections  will  gladly 
be  made  in  subsequent  editions  on  advice.  Address  Editor  Canadian  Almanac  and  Directory,  517  Well¬ 
ington  St.  West,  Toronto  2B,  Ont. 

The  thanks  of  the  publishers  are  due  to  Messrs.  N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son,  Inc.,  Philadelphia,  for  their  kind 
permission  to  use  advance  sheets  of  the  “N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals” 
corrected  to  November  1955,  m  the  preparation  of  this  list. 

q  bbr eolations:—  B-M.,  Bi-Monthly;  B-W.,  Bi-Weekly  (once  every  two  weeks);  D.,  Daily;  M.,  Monthly; 

S.-M.,  Semi-Monthly;  W  Weekly;  S.-W.,  Semi-Weekly  (twice  a  week);  T.-W.,  Tri- Weekly;  Q.,  Quarterly; 
jN  learlY >  B.  *  1V1*.  Bocal  and  Mining;  %  no  advertisements;  *during  academic  year.  In  larger  places,  street 
addresses  are  given.  ’ 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


Place 

Abbotsford. . 

Agassiz . 

Armstrong.  . 
Ashcroft . 

Burnaby . 

Campb’l  Riv. 
Castlegar.  .  .  . 
Chemainus. .  . 
Chilliwack.  .  . 
Cloverdale.  .  . 
Courtenay.  .  . 

Cranbrook . . . 

Creston . 

Dawson 

Creek . 

Duncan . 

Enderby . 

Fernie . 

Fort  St.  John. 

Gibsons . 

Golden . 

Grand  Forks. 
Haney . 

Hollyburn. . .  . 

Hope . 

Kamloops. . .  . 

Kaslo . 

Kelowna . 

Kimberley .  .  . 

U 

Kitimat . 

Ladner . 

Ladysmith .  .  . 
Langley 

Prairie . 

Lillooet . 

Marpole . 

Merritt . 

Mission  City . 

Nakusp . 

Nanaimo . 

Nelson . 

New  West-. 

minster 
N.  Vancouver 

U 

Ocean  Falls.  . 

Oliver . 

Osoyoos . 

Parksville .... 
Penticton .... 
Port  Alberni. . 


Publication  Issued 

Abbotsford,  Sumas  and 

Matsqui  News . W 

Aga  ssiz-Harrison 

Advance . W 

Advertiser . W 

Journal  &  Lillooet 

District  News . W 

Courier . W 

Courier . W 

Castle  News . .  .  .  W 

Herald . w 

Progress . W 

Surrey  Leader . W 

Comox  Argus . W  . . . 

ComoxDist.  Free  Press .  W  !  '  '  !ind! 

Cranbrook  &  Kimberley 

Courier . W 

Review . W 

Peace  River  . 

Block  News . W 

Cowichan  Leader . W 

Commoner . \y 

Free  Press . W 

Alaska  Highway  News.W 

Coast  News . W 

Star . '\v 

Gazette . ’  \v 

Maple  Ridge  &  Pitt  . 

Meadows  Gazette .  .  W 
Lions  Gate  Times .  .  .  .  W 

Standard . tV 

Sentinel . .T-W 

Kootenaian . yy 

Capital  News . W 

Courier . .S-W 

See  Cranbrook  Courier 

News . tv 

Northern  Sen tinei.  .  ]  !w  Local 

Optimist  . W  '  Ind 

Chronicle . \y  '  ind' 


Interest 
. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

Ind. 


. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

■  Non-pol. 

. Ind. 

.  .  Shopper 
. Ind. 

.  Ind. 


Advance . yy 

Bridge  River-Lillooet 

News . w 

See  also  “Ashcroft” 
Marpole-Richmond 

Review . W 

Herald . ’  '  tv 

Fraser  Valley  Record .  W 
Arrow  Lakes  News .  .  .  W 

Free  Press . D 

News .  d 

The  Prospector.  '.'w 

British  Columbian .  .  D 
North  Shore  Press.  .  .  ,W 

Review . tV 

Review . '  '  '  W 

Chronicle .  \y 

Times . W 

Progress .  W 

Herald . .  ...  .W 

Twin  Cities  Times.  .  .  .W 


.Ind. 

.Ind. 


.  .  Ind. 
.  .Ind. 
.  .  Ind. 
.  .  Ind. 
.  .Ind. 
.  .  Ind. 
.  .  R.C. 


Con. 

Ind. 

.Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 


. .  West  Coast  Advocate] W  G]]]]lnd 


Place 

Port 

Coquitlam . 
Port  Moody.  . 
Powell  River. 
( see  W’stv’w) . 
Pri’ce  George. 
Pri’ce  Rup'rt. 
Princeton 
Quesnel . 


Revelstoke . . 
Rossland .... 
Salmon  Arm . 
Sidney . 


Smithers 
Steveston .  .  . 


Terrace. 
Trail .  .  . 


Vancouver.  . 


Publication  I 

Coquitlam  Herald. 

Advance . 

Town  Crier . 


Northwest  Digest.  .  . 

Review . 

Miner . 

Observer . 

Saanich  Peninsula  & 


Marpole-Richmond 

Review . 

Omineca  Herald . 

Times . 

Kootenay  Free  Press. 
Automotive  Industry 
423  IT.  Broadway 
The  B.C.  Catholic. .  . 

650  Richards  St.  . 
B.C.  Credit  Unionist. 

96  E.  Broadway 
B.C.  Farmer  & 

Gardener . 

1744  IT.  Broadway 
B.C.  Financial  & 
Economic  Times... 
433  IT.  Broadway 
B.C.  Lumberman..  .  . 

1040  IT.  Pender 
B.C.  Odd  Fellow. .  .  . 

144  IT.  Hastings 
B.C.  Prof.  Engineer.. 

837  IT.  Hastings  St. 
B.C.  Teacher  (8  ti. 

year) . 

1644  IT.  Broadway 
Bulletin  of  Vancouver 
Medical  Ass’n. .  .  . 
675  Davie  St.. 
Burnaby  Advertiser. 

3893  Hastings  St.  1 
Butter- Fat.  .  . 

425  8th  Ave.  IT. 


1040  W.  Pender  St. 
Can.  Home  Builder.  . 

115  E.  8th  Ave. 
Canadian  Pacific 
Princess 

(May  to  Sept.) .... 
Box  45  Hollyburn 
Can.  Pulp  &  Paper 

Industry . 

W40  IT.  Pender 


UED 

Interest 

.w 

.  w 

. Ind. 

.  w 

. Ind. 

.w 

.w 

. Ind. 

.D 

. Ind. 

.  w 

. Ind. 

,w 

.M 

.  .  .  Trapp'g 

.w 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  W 

. Ind. 

.W 

. Ind. 

.W 

. Ind. 

.W 

. Ind. 

.  W 

. Ind. 

.D 

. Ind. 

.  W 

. Ind. 

.M 

.  . . .  Garage 
&  Serv. 

.W 

. .  .  Catholic 

.M  . 

. .  .  Cr.  Un. 

.M  . 

.Farm  Int. 

.M 

. Econ. 

.M 

.  .  .  Lumber 

.M  . 

.  .I.O.O.F. 

.M 

.  .  .  Engin.- 
Arch. 

a 

.M  . 

. Med. 

.W  . 

. Ind. 

.M  . 

.M  . 

. . .  Poultry 

ve. 

.M  . 

Grocer 

.M  . 

Construc¬ 

tion 

M  . 

....  Guide 
Book 

.M  . 

....  Trade 

1956] 


NEWSPAPERS  AND  MAGAZINES 


669 


Note. — The  information  herein,  when  not  supplied  by  the  publisher  of  the  newspaper,  are  taken  from 
“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals"  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor¬ 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place 
Vancouver . 


Publication  Issued 

.  C.C.F.  News . W 

Federationist  Pub.  Co. 
712  Holden  Bldg. 

.  Can.  Pulp  &  Paper 

Industry . M 

1040  W.  Pender  St. 

.  Can.  Weekly  Editor.  . W 
207  W.  Hastings  St. 

.  C.C.F.  News . W 

16  Hastings  St.  . 

.  Chinese  Times . D 

1  Pender  St.  . 

.  Commercial  FishermanM 
Box  24S 

.  Construction  World  .  .M 
402  W.  Pender  St. 

.  Country  Life . M 

207  W.  Hastings  St. 

.  Current  Events . M 

P.O.  Box  45  Hollybum 

.  Garage  &  Service  Station 

News . M 

Marine  Building 

.  Harbour  &  Shipping .  .  M 
Marine  Building 

.  Hastings  News . W 

2342  E.  Hastings  St. 

.  Herald . D 

426  Homer  St. 

.  Highland  Echo . W 

146 4  Commercial  Dr.  . 

.  Jewish  West’n  Bulletin W 


2676  Oak  St. 

.  Journal  of  Commerce. W 
1606  W.  Broadway 
.  Kerrisdale  Courier.  .  .  .W 
2265  W.  41st.  Ave.  . 

.  Labour  Statesman . . .  .  M 
307  Broadway  W. 

.  Lions  Gate  Times .  .  .  .  W 
1435  Marine  Drive. 

.  Machinery &Equip’nt .  M 
1606  W.  Broadway 

.  Motor  Carrier . M 

423  W.  Broadway 
.  Mt.  Pleasant  News.B-W 
115  Eighth  Ave.  E.. 

.  News-Herald . D 

426  Homer  St. 

.  Northwest  Sportsman  .M 
126  Talisman  Ave. 

.  Province . D 


198  W.  Hastings  St. 

.  Public  Works  in  Canada 
1040  W.  Pender  £i..B-M 
.  Purchasing  in  W.  Can.  M 
407  W.  Hastings  St. 

.  Restaurant  &  Caterer. M 
1040  W.  Pender  St. 


Interest 
....  Labour 


....  Pulp  & 
Paper 
. Edit. 

....  Labour 

. Ind. 

. Trade 

. .  Construc¬ 
tion 

. .  .  Agric.  & 
Hort. 
.  .  Travel  & 
G’deBk 

. Trade 


. .  .  .  Marine 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  .Jewish 

. Bus. 

. Ind. 

. . .  Labour 
. Ind. 


. Trade 

. Trade* 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Hunt  & 
Fishing 
. Ind. 

....  Public 
Works 

. Pur. 

Agents 
....  Res.  & 
Cater’g 


Place  Publication  Issued 


Vancouver .  .  .  Retailer,  The . 

122  B  E.  Pender  St. 

.  .  Retail  Lumberman .  .  .  M 
731  Beatty  St. 

.  .  .  Shipping  Guide . M 

1606  W.  Broadway 
.  .  .  Storage  &  DistributionM 
IIO4  Hornby  St. 

“  ...  Sun . D 

500  Beatty  St.  W.. 

.  .  .  Technocracy  Digest..  .M 
1166  W.  Georgia  St. . 

.  .  .  Truck  Logger . M 

1155  W.  Pender  St, 

.  .  .  Ubyssey  (during 

College  year)  Unit. 

of  B.C . T-W 

.  .  .  West  Ender . W 

1081  Nicola  St.. 

.  .  .  Western  Business  & 

Industry . M 

1040W.  Pender  St.  . 

.  .  .  Western  Druggist.  .  .  ,M 
1606  W.  Broadway 
.  .  .  Western  Fisheries.  .  .  .M 
1104  Hornby  St. 

.  .  .  W’st’nHomes& Living. M 
(except  Jan.  &  July) 
1040  W.  Pender  St. 

.  .  .  Western  Miner  &  Oil. 

Review . M 

505  Metropolitan  Bldg. 

.  .  .  Western  News  and  . 

Advertiser . W 

3745  W.  10th  Ave. 

“  ...  Western  Television .  .  .  M 

510  Province  Bldg. 

.  .  .  W.  Vancouver  News .  .  W 
1473  Marine  Dr.. 

Vanderhoof. . .  Nechako  Chronicle.  .  .W 

Vernon .  Cream  Collector . M 

“  .  News . W 

Victoria .  Colonist(except  Mon) .  D 

“ .  Colonist  Sunday  Edition 

2631  Douglas  St. 

“  .  Farm  News . M 

Box  970 

“  .  Island  Events . M 

Bank  of  Toronto  Bldg. 

“  .  Times . D 

2631  Douglas  St. 


West 

Summerland  Summlerand  Review .  .  W 
Westview.  .  .  .  Powell  River  News.  .  .W 

White  Rock.  .  Semiahmoo  Sun . W 

Williams  . 

Lake .  Tribune . W 


Interest 
•  G.  Trade 

. Bldg. 

Supplies 
....  Marine 

....  Trade 

.  .  Ind. -Lib. 

. . .  Techncy 

. .  .  Logging 


....  College 
. Ind. 

. Trade 

. . .  .  Pharm. 

. Trade 

.  .  .  .Homes 


. .  .  .Mining 


Ind. 


. T.V. 

. Ind. 


.  .Ind. 
Dairy 
.  .  Ind. 
.Con. 
.  Con. 


. Agric. 

.  .  .Van.  Is. 
. Lib. 


Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 


ALBERTA 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Acme . 

.  Sentinel . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Alliance .  .  .  . 

.  Enterprise . 

w 

. Ind. 

Athabaska.  . 

.  Echo . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Banff . 

.  Crag  and  Canyon . .  . 

vv 

. Ind. 

Barrhead .  .  . 

.  Leader . 

..w 

. Ind. 

Bashaw . 

. .  Star . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Bonnyville .  . 

.  Tribune . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Boyle . 

.  Beacon . 

w 

. Ind. 

Brooks . 

.  Bulletin . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Calgary . 

.  .  Albertan . 

.  .D 

. Ind. 

.  A.C.T.  Magazine,  TheM 

Comm. 

812-9th  Ave.  E.. 

. .  .TravTrs 

« 

.  Farm  &  Ranch  Rev’w.M 

. Agric. 

706  2nd  Ave.  W. 

« 

.  Fish  &  Game . 

,M 

Hunt’g. 

706-2nd  Ave.,  W. 

Fish’g 

U 

.  Herald . 

,  D 

. Ind. 

7th  Ave .  &  1st  St.f 

W. 

Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Calgary . 

.  Market  Examiner.  .  . 

.W 

.  .  Live  St'k 

U 

.  Motor  Transport.  .  .  . 

M  . 

. Trans 

U  . 

.Western  Oil  Examiner 
Examiner  Bldg. 

.W  . 

. Oil 

u 

.  Western  Wkly  ReportsW. 
Burroughs  &  Co.,  Ltd.. 

. Legal 

Camrose.  .  .  . 

.  Canadian . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Carbon . 

.  Chronicle . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Cardston. . . . 

.  News . 

.  w 

Carstairs . . . . 

.  News . 

.  w 

Castor . 

.  Advance . 

.  w 

Claresholm. . 

.  Local  Press . 

.  w 

Coaldale .  .  .  . 

.  Flyer . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Coleman . .  .  . 

.  Journal . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Colin  ton .  .  .  . 

.  Clipper . 

w 

. Ind. 

Consort . 

.  Enterprise . 

w 

. Ind. 

Coronation.  . 

.  Review . 

w 

. Ind. 

Delburne.  .  . 

.  Times . 

.  w 

670 


NEWSPAPERS  AND  MAGAZINES 


[1956 


Note. — The  information  herein,  when  not  supplied  by  the  publisher  of  the  newspaper,  are  taken  from 
“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor¬ 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Delia . 

Times . 

.W 

. Ind. 

Leduc . 

Representative . 

W 

. Ind. 

Didsbury.  .  . 

Pioneer . 

W 

U 

Devonian . 

W 

. Ind. 

Drayton 

Lethbridge .  .  . 

Herald . 

.D 

.  .  Ind-Lib. 

Valley .... 

Tribune . 

.W 

. Ind. 

Macleod . 

Gazette . 

W 

. Ind. 

U 

Eagle  Review . 

W 

. Ind. 

Mannville. .  .  . 

Mirror . 

.W 

. Ind. 

Drumheller. . 

Mail . 

W 

. Ind. 

Medic’ne  Hat 

News . 

.D 

. Ind. 

Edmonton .  . 

Alberta  Odd  Fellow. . 

M 

.  .I.O.O.F. 

“ 

u 

W 

10187  103rd  St. 

Morinville. . .  . 

Journal . 

w 

U 

Alberta  Sch.  Trustee. 

M 

Nanton . 

News . 

.w 

. Ind. 

7 36  Tegler  Bldg. 

Okotoks . 

Review . 

.w 

. Ind. 

u 

A.T.A.  Magazine . 

M 

Olds . 

Gazette . 

w 

. Ind. 

9929  103rd  St. 

Peace  River .  . 

Record-Gazette . 

w 

. Ind. 

“  .  .  . 

Co-op  News . 

M 

....  Agric. 

Pembina . 

Herald . 

.w 

9524-156  St. 

Picture 

Lethbridge  Northern 

“  .  . 

Edmonton  Churchman, 

Butte . 

News . 

.w 

The,  10029  103rd  St. M 

Pincher  Cr’k. 

.Echo . 

w 

. Ind. 

u 

Journal,  10006-101 st  St..D. 

. Ind. 

Ponoka . 

Herald . 

w 

. Ind. 

“  .  .  . 

Organized  Farmer.  .  .  . 

M 

....  Agric. 

Provost . 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

10128  98  St. 

Ravmond.  .  .  . 

Recorder . 

w 

a 

Safety  Counselor . 

M 

....  Safety 

Red  Deer.  .  .  . 

Advocate . 

.w 

213  Alberta  Blk. 

Redwater.  .  .  . 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Edmonton .  .  . 

Sun . T-W 

. Ind. 

Rimbey . 

Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

10816  Whyte  Ave. 

Rockyford .  .  . 

Review . 

w 

. Ind. 

Survivance,  La  (Fr).. 

W 

. Ind. 

R’cky  Mount- 

10010  109th  St.. 

tain  House. 

Mountaineer . 

.w 

“  .  .  . 

Trend  in  Alberta .... 

M  . 

.  .  .  Society 

St.  Paul . 

Journal . 

w 

. Ind. 

203  Petroleum  Bldg. 

Sangudo . 

Lac  Ste  Anne . 

« 

Ukrainian  News . 

W  . 

...Uk.  Int 

Chronicle . 

w 

. Ind. 

10967  97th  St.. 

Sedgewick. .  .  . 

Community  Press.  .  . 

.w 

. Ind. 

.  .  . 

Voice  of  Motordom. . 

M 

....  Motor 

Smoky  Lake.. 

Gazette . 

.w 

. Ind. 

10187  103rd  St. 

Travel 

Spirit  River.  . 

Signal . 

.w 

. Ind. 

“  .  .  • 

Western  Catholic. .  . . 

w 

....  Cath. 

Stavely . 

Advertiser . 

.w 

. Ind. 

16126  Stony  Plain  Rd. 

Stettler . 

Independent . 

w 

. Ind. 

Edson . 

Leader . 

w 

. Ind. 

Stony  Plain .  . 

Reporter . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Fairview . 

Post . 

w 

. Ind. 

Strathmore. .  . 

Standard . 

w 

....  Ind. 

F’t.  Sask’wan 

Fort-Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

Sylvan  Lake. . 

News . 

w 

Gleichen . 

Call . 

w 

. Ind. 

Taber . 

Times . 

w 

Ind. 

Glendon . 

Bulletin . 

w 

. Ind. 

Thorsby . 

Western  Messenger.  . 

w 

Grand  Pra’ie. 

Herald-Tribune . S-W 

Three  Hills .  . . 

Capital . 

w 

.  Ind. 

Grimshaw . . . . 

Voyageur . 

w 

Tofield . 

Mercury . 

w 

Hanna . 

Herald . 

w 

. Ind. 

Trochu . 

Tribune . 

w 

Ind. 

High  River . . 

Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

Vegreville.  .  .  . 

Observer . 

.w 

Holden . 

Herald . 

w 

. Ind. 

Vermilion.  .  .  . 

Standard . 

.  w 

Tnd. 

Hughenden. . . 

Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

Viking . 

News . 

.w  . 

Lib. 

Innisfail . 

Province . 

w 

. Ind. 

Vulcan . 

Advocate . 

.w 

Ind. 

Irma . 

Times . 

w 

Wain wright.  . 

Star  Chronicle . 

.w 

Lac  La  Biche. 

Herald . 

w 

W estlock. .... 

Witness . 

w 

TnH 

Lac  Ste  Anne. 

Chronicle . 

w 

Wetaskiwin. . . 

Times . 

w 

Lacombe . 

Globe . 

w 

. Ind. 

Willingdon.  .  . 

Eagle  Review . 

w 

SASKATCHEWAN 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Abemethy.  .  . 

.  The  Abernethan . 

w 

Aneroid . 

.  News  Magnet . 

.w  . 

. Ind. 

Areola . 

,  Moose  Mountain  Star 
Standard . 

.w  . 

. Ind. 

Assiniboia .  . .  . 

,  Times . 

.w  . 

Avonlea . 

.  Beacon . 

.w  . 

Balcarres.  .  .  . 

Free  Lance . 

,w  . 

. Ind. 

Battleford. .  .  . 

St.  Marienbote  (Ger) . 

M 

- Cath. 

Beechy . 

.  News . 

.w  . 

. Lib. 

Bengough. . . . 

Star . 

,w  . 

. Ind. 

Biggar . 

Independent . 

,w  . 

. Ind. 

Birch  Hills .  .  . 

Gazette . 

.w  . 

. Ind. 

Broadview.  .  . 

,  Express . 

.w  . 

. Ind. 

Bruno . 

New  Banner . 

,w  . 

Cabri . 

.  Enterprise . 

w  . 

. Lib. 

Canora . 

Courier . 

.w  . 

Can  wood.  .  .  . 

Times . 

,w  . 

. Ind. 

Carievale.  .  .  . 

News,  see  Gazette-Post- 

Carlyle . 

News,  Carnduff 
Observer . 

.w  . 

Carnduff . 

Gazette-Post-News .  . 

.w  . 

Carrot  River. 

Observer . 

.w  . 

. Ind. 

Cent’l  Butte. . 

Butte  Times . 

.w  . 

. Lib. 

Climax . 

.  Climax . 

w 

. Ind. 

Coderre . 

.  See  Mossbank . 

w 

Coronach. . . . 

Star . 

.w  . 

. Ind. 

Craik . 

.  News . 

,w  . 

Creelman .  .  .  . 

News  &  Creelman  Gaz- 

Cupar . 

ette,  see  Fillmore  . 

,  Herald . . 

•  W  , 

Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Cut  Knife. .  .  , 

.  Grinder . 

. Ind. 

Davidson.  .  .  . 

Leader . 

. Ind. 

Delisle . 

Advocate . 

.  .W 

. Ind. 

Dinsmore .  .  .  . 

Record . 

. Lib. 

Dysart . 

Post . 

East  End .  .  .  . 

Enterprise . 

..W 

. Ind. 

Eatonia . 

Enterprise . 

.  .W 

. Ind. 

Elrose . 

Review . 

. Ind. 

Ernfold . 

Mainliner  Courier.  . 

..W 

. Ind. 

Esterhazy.  .  .  . 

News  Observer . 

.  .W 

Estevan . 

Mercury . 

Lston . 

Press . 

. Ind. 

Eyebrow . 

Herald . 

. Lib. 

Fillmore . 

News  &  Creelman 

Gaz- 

ette . 

. Ind. 

Foam  Lake. .  . 

Western  Review. . .  . 

..w 

. Ind. 

Qu’Appelle. 

Times . 

.  Ind 

Fox  Valley.  .  . 

Star . 

. Ind. 

Frontier . 

Frontiersman . 

.  ,w 

. Ind. 

Gainsboro’ .  .  . 

See  Carnduff 

Gravelbourg. , 

.  Prairie  Optimist  NewsW 

. 

,  L’Etoile  (Fr.) . 

. Ind. 

U  . 

.  Star . 

Tnd 

Grenfell . 

Broadview  Express . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

. 

Sun . 

. Ind. 

...... 

Windthorst . 

.  .w 

Gull  Lake.  . . 

,  Advance . 

Hanley . 

.  Herald . 

. Lib. 

Herbert . 

.  Herald . 

. Ind. 

1956] 


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671 


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W.  Ayer  &  Son's  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor¬ 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Hodgeville.  .  . 

Citizen . 

. Lib. 

Regina . 

Leader-post . 

.  .D 

Hudson  Bay.. 

Post . 

1836  Hamilton  St. 

Humboldt. . . . 

Journal . 

a 

Modern  Instructor. . 

.  .M 

Imperial . 

Review . 

W 

. Ind. 

1935  Albert  St. 

Indian  Head. . 

News . 

W 

. Ind. 

u 

Prairie  Transport. . . 

.  .M 

. .  .M'tT  Tr. 

Kamsack .... 

Times . 

W 

. Ind. 

613  Westman  Chbrs. 

Jtvelvington. .  . 

Radio . 

.  .W 

u 

.  Rural  News . 

S-M 

. Ind. 

Kerrobert .... 

Sun . 

W 

. Lib. 

7  Regina  Trading  Big.. 

Kincaid . 

Kincaid-Markota  .  . 

•  W 

. Ind. 

u 

.  Saskatch’n  Farmer.. 

S-M 

Kindersley .  . . 

Clarion . 

.  .W 

. Ind. 

1863  Hamilton  St. 

Kinistina .... 

Post . 

. Ind. 

u 

. .  .M’t’rists 

Kipling  Sta’n. 

Citizen . 

W 

1837  Broad  St 

Kyle . 

Komet . 

W 

. Lib. 

u 

.  Saskatchewan  Municpal 

La  Fleche. . .  . 

Press . 

,  W 

. Ind. 

Record . 

..M 

.  Municpl. 

Lashbum .... 

Comet . 

.  .W 

. Ind. 

1936  Albert  St. 

Neilburg  Star . 

.  .W 

. Agr. 

u 

.  School  Trustee . 

.  *M 

Leader . 

News . 

W 

. Ind. 

Ste  6.  1651  lllh  Ave. 

Lemberg . 

Star . 

W 

. Ind. 

u 

Sweet  Pea . 

.  ,M 

Wheat 

Liberty . 

Press . 

W 

. Ind. 

47  Co-op  Block. 

Pool 

Ll’ydmin’tr. . . 

Times . 

.  .W 

. Ind. 

Riverhurst.  . 

.  Courier . 

. Ind. 

Loon  Lake . . . 

Star . 

.  .W 

Rockglen.  .  . 

Star-Review . 

.  W 

Lucky  Lake.  . 

Broadcast . 

W 

. Ind. 

Rosetown .  .  . 

.  Eagle . 

W 

Lumsden . 

L.  Weekly . 

W 

. Ind. 

Rose  Valley. 

.  Valley  Citizen . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

Macklin . 

Times . 

..W 

. Ind. 

Rosthem. . . . 

.  Der  Bote  (German) 

..w 

.  .  .Men’ite 

Maidstone .  .  . 

Mirror  and  Waseca 

u 

.  Sask.  Valley  News. 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

Echo . 

W 

. Ind. 

St.  Walberg. 

.  Enterprise . 

. Ind. 

Mankota . 

Star . 

W 

. Ind. 

Saskatoon . . . 

.  Sheaf . 

s-w 

....  College 

Maple  Creek . 

News . 

,  W 

. Ind. 

U 

Star-Phoenix . 

.  .D 

. Lib. 

Maryfield .... 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

u 

.  Union  Farmer . 

.  .M 

Farm 

Meadow  Lake 

Chronicle . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

202  Ave.  B.N». 

Unions 

« 

Progress . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

u 

.  Western  Producer.  . 

.  .W 

Melfort . 

Journal . 

w 

“ 

.  Western  Retailer.  . 

B-M 

Melville . 

Advance . 

w 

201  Dom.  Bank  Bldg. 

Milden . 

Standard . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

Semans . 

Gazette . 

W 

. Ind. 

Milestone.  .  .  . 

Mail . 

..w 

. Ind. 

Shaunavon. . 

Standard . 

W 

. Ind. 

Montmarte. .  . 

Bulletin . 

w 

Shellbrook.  . 

Chronicle . 

w 

. Ind. 

Moose  Jaw. .  . 

Examiner . 

w 

Shell  Lake.  . 

Eagle . 

w 

. Ind. 

U 

Our  Way  of  Life.  .  . 

.  .w 

Southey.  .  .  . 

Sun . 

w 

. Ind. 

U 

Times-Herald . 

.  .  D 

. Ind. 

Spiritwood .  . 

Herald . 

. .  w 

. Ind. 

Moosomin. . . . 

World-Spectator.. .  . 

.  .w 

Star  City .  .  . 

Echo . 

w 

. Ind. 

Morse . 

Mainliner-Courier .  . 

w 

Stoughton. . . 

Times . 

. .  w 

. Ind. 

Mossbank .... 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Strasbourg 

Muenster.  .  .  . 

Prairie  Messenger.  . 

.  .w 

.  Catholic. 

Station.  .  . 

Mountaineer . 

..w 

. Ind. 

Naicam . 

Progress . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

Swift  Cur’nt 

Sun . 

w 

Nipawin . 

Journal . 

w 

Tisdale . 

Recorder . 

w 

. Ind. 

Nokomis . 

Times . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

Tugaske .... 

Globe  Newsliner. . . 

. .  w 

. Ind. 

Norquay . 

North  Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

Turtleford .  . 

Sun . 

. .  w 

N.  Battleford 

News  Optimist . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Unity . 

.  Courier  Herald . 

..w 

. Ind. 

Odessa . 

Leader . 

.  .w 

Uranium. 

Ogema . 

Victory  Star . 

..w 

City . 

Uranium  Times .  .  . 

S-M 

Mining 

Outlook . 

Outlook . 

w 

. Ind. 

Val  Marie. . . 

Star . 

Oxbow . 

Herald . 

w 

. Ind. 

Viceroy . 

Star . 

w 

Pennant . 

Gazette . 

w 

Viscount. .  .  . 

Sun . 

. .  w 

Record . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

Wadena.  .  .  . 

.  News . 

. .  w 

Ponteix . 

Herald  Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

Wakaw . 

.  Recorder . 

w 

. Ind. 

Preeceville.  .  . 

Progress . 

w 

. Ind. 

Wapella.  .  .  . 

Post . 

. .  w 

Prince  Albert . 

Herald . 

.  .D 

. Ind. 

Waseca . 

Echo-see  Maidstone 

Sask.  Mining  News. 

.M 

. .  .Mining 

Watrous.  .  . . 

Manitou . 

Punnichy .... 

Touchwood  Times. . 

.w 

Watson . 

Witness . 

Qu’Appelle. .  . 

Progress . 

w 

Weyburn .  .  . 

Review . 

Radisson . 

Comet . 

w 

. Ind. 

Whitewood. . 

Herald . 

. .  w 

S.  Sask.  Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

Wilkie . 

Press . 

Optimist . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Willow  B'ch. 

Star . 

Commonwealth .... 

.w  . 

.  .  Socialist 

Windthorst. . 

Wind.  Ind-  see  Grenfell 

Commonwealth  Bldg. 

Wolseley. . . . 

News . 

w 

u 

Courier  (Ger) . 

.w 

Wynyard.  .  . 

Advance . 

1853  Halifax  St. 

Yorkton.  .  . . 

Enterprise . 

MANITOBA 


Place  Publication  Issued  Interest 

Altona .  Canadian  Mennonite  .W  .Mennonite 

“  .  Red  River  Valley 

Echo . W . Ind. 

Baldur . Gazette . W  . Ind. 

Belmont .  News . W . Ind. 

Binscarth ....  Express . W  . Ind. 

Birtle . Eye-Witness . W  . Ind. 

Boissevain.  . .  Recorder . W  Ind.  &  Agr. 

Brandon .  Brandon  College  Quill 

(during  College  yr)  .B-M  . . .  College. 

“  . . . .  •  Sun . D . Ind. 

Carberry . News-Express . W . Ind. 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Carman .... 

.  Dufferin  Leader . 

•  W 

.  Man.  School  Trustee 

,M  , 

Cartwright. . 

.  Southern  M.  Re  view  . 

W 

Crystal  City 

.  Sentinel  Courier . 

W 

Dauphin. .  . . 

.  Herald  and  Press. .  . . 

,w 

Deloraine.  .  . 

.  Deloraine  Times  and 

Waskada  News. . . . 

.w  . 

Elkhorn.  .  .  . 

.  Mercury . 

w 

Elmwood.  .  . 

.  Herald . 

Emerson .... 

.  Journal . 

.w 

Flin  Flon .  .  . 

.  Miner . 

■  D 

672 


NEWSPAPERS  AND  MAGAZINES 


[1956 


Note. — The  information  herein,  when  not  supplied  by  the  publisher  of  the  newspaper,  are 
“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  b 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Place 

Fort  Garry.  . 

.  Ft.  Lance  &  Mac- 

Winnipeg . 

donald  News . 

,w 

.  Non-Pol. 

Fox  warren.  . 

.  News  (see  Express, 

44 

Binscarth) 

Gilb’rt. Plains.  Maple  Leaf . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Gladstone.  .  . 

Age- Press . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Glenboro’ .  .  . 

Gazette . 

,w 

. Ind. 

Grand  View. 

Exponent . 

,w 

Ind.  &  Agr. 

Hamiota .... 

.  Echo . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

44 

Kenton . 

.  Woodworth  Times. . . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Killarney .  .  . 
Lac  du 

.  Guide . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Bonnet.  .  . 

Springfield  Leader.  .  . 

,w 

. Ind. 

44 

MacGregor. . 

.  Herald . 

,w 

. Ind. 

Manitou.  .  .  . 

W  estern  Canadian . .  . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Melita . 

New  Era . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

M  iniota . 

Herald . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Minnedosa.  . 

Tribune . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Morden . 

Times . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Neepawa. . . . 

Press . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Oak  Lake . . . 

News . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Pilot  Mound 

Sentinel  &  Courier. . . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Portage  la 

Enterprise . 

w 

. Ind. 

Prairie .... 

Daily  Graphic . 

.D 

. Ind. 

“ 

Manitoba  Leader. . .  . 

w 

. Ind. 

Rapid  City. . 

Reporter . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Reston . 

Recorder . 

w 

. Ind. 

Rivers . 

Gazette . 

w 

. Ind. 

Roblin . 

Review . 

w 

. Ind. 

Rossburn .  .  . 

Review . 

w 

Russell . 

Banner . 

w 

. Ind. 

“ 

St.  Boniface. 

Ami  Du  Foyer 

(French) . 

M 

. R.C. 

“ 

Norwood  Press . 

w 

. Ind. 

“ 

Selkirk . 

Enterprise . 

w 

. Ind. 

Shoal  Lake. . 

Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

“ 

Somerset. .  .  . 

Somerset  News  &. 

Swan  Lake  Echo .  . 

w 

Souris . 

Plaindealer . 

w 

. Ind. 

“ 

Steinbach.  .  . 

Carillon  News . 

w 

. Ind. 

4  4 

Post  (German) . 

w 

. Ind. 

Stonewall .  .  . 

Argus . 

w 

. Ind. 

4  4 

Swan  Lake.  . 

(See  Somerset) . 

Swan  River. 

Star-Times . 

w 

The  Pas .... 

Northern  Mail . 

.D 

. Ind. 

. 

Transcona  .  . 

Eastern  Manitoba 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

. 

Treherne .... 

Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

Virden . 

Empire-Advance.  .  .  . 

w 

Waskada. . . . 

See  Deloraine . 

Wawanesa.  . 

Optimist . 

w 

“ 

W.  Kildonan 

(See  Winnipeg) . 

Winkler . 

Progress . 

w 

. Ind. 

Winnipeg.  .  . 

Beaver . 

■  Q 

Hist.  <& 

*• 

Hudson's  Bay  House 
Canada  Tidningen 

Mod. 

- 

(Swedish-Can.News)W 

. Home 

325  Logan  Ave. 
Canadian  Cattleman . 

M 

290  Vaughan  St. 

**  .  .  . . 

Canadian  Farmer(UK)W 

. Agric 

<• 

295  Market  St. 
Canadian  Farm  Imple 

ments . 

365  Bannatyne  Ave. 

M 

. Trade 

41 

Can.  Crain  Journal 

. Trade 

2A6  Grain  Exch'ge  Bldg. 

1 

Canadian 

Ranok  (Uk) . B-W 

.  .  .  .United 

157  Kelvin  St. 

Church 

"  ... 

Can.  Welder . 

M 

. Mech. 

a 

.. 

365  Bannatyne  Ave. 
Cloches  de  St.  Boni- 

«< 

face  (French) . 

619  McDermot  Ave. 

M 

. . .  Catholic 

Contractor  & 

<< 

Lumberman . 

611  Paris  Bldg. 

M 

. Trade 

44 

Country  Guide . 

M 

. Rural 

u 

290  Vaughan  St. 

Mag. 

Crotian  Voice . 

W 

. Ind. 

“ 

Publication  Issued 

Czas  (Times)  (Polish) .  W 
150  Main  St. 

Driveway  Reporter.  .  ,M 
470  Main  St. 

Free  Press . D 

Free  Press  Prairie 

Fanner . W 

300  Carlton  St. 

Fur  of  Canada . M 

303  Kennedy  St. 
Heimskringla  (Iceldc.)W 
853  Sargent  Ave. 

Herald  (Uk.) . S.M. 

7  St.  J ohn  Ave. 

Indian  Missionary 

Record . 10  ti  yr. 

619  McDermot  Ave. 
Israelite  Press(Yid.)  S-W 
165  Selkirk  Ave. 

Jewish  Post  (Yid.) ...  .W 
213  Selkirk  Ave. 
Kanadai  Magyar  Ujsag 
(Can.  Hung.  News). 

(Hung) . S-W 

210  Sherbrooke  St. 
Libert  et6  le  Patriote. 

(French) . W 

619  McDermot  Ave. 
Logberg  (Icelandic) . . .  W 
695  Sargent  Ave. 
Manitoba 

Co-operator . B-W 

Wheat  Pool  Bldg. 

Man.  Highway  News..M 
818  Portage  Ave. 
Manitoba  Medical 

Review . M 

604  Medical  Arts  Bldg.. 

Manitoban . S-W 

U.  of  M ..  Student  Adm. 
Bldg. 

Manitoba  School 

Journal . M 

Dept,  of  Education 
Mennonite  Review  .  .  .  W 
159  Kelvin  St. 

Modern  Farmer . M 

171  McDermot  Ave. 

Motor  in  Canada . M 

365  Bannatyne  Ave. 
National  Wildlife. ...  M 
P.O.  Box  176. 

New  Pathway 

(Ukr.) . S-W 

P.O.  Box  3033. 
Nordwesten  (Ger.)  .  .  .W 
462  Hargrave  St. 
Norrona  (Norwegian)  .W 
325  Logan  Ave. 

Oil  in  Canada . W 

365  Bannantyne  Ave. 
Prairie  Grocer  and 

Provisioner . M 

366  Bannantyne  Ave. 
Prairie  Lumberman . . .  M 

407  Scott  Bile. 
Pre-Cambrian . M 

365  Bannatyne  Ave. 

St.  James  Leader . W 

1889  Portage  Ave. 

St.  Vital  Lance . W 

562  St.  Mary' s  Road 
Sameiningin 

(Icelandic) . M 

695  Sargent  Ave. 

Trade  &  Commerce  in 
Western  Canada  . .  .  M 

366  Bannantyne  Ave. 

Tribune . D 

Smith  &  Graham  Sts. 
Ukrainian  Voice  (Uk) .  W 
210  Dufferin  Ave. 


taken  from 
!  gladly  cor- 

Interest 
. Ind. 

. Auto¬ 
motive 
.  .  Ind.  Lib. 

.  Ind  &  Ag. 

. Trade 

. Con. 

. Greek 

Church 

. . . .  Roman 
Catholic 
. Ind. 

. .  .  .  Jewish 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Lib. 

. Agric. 

.  .  .  .  Motor 
Trans. 

.  .  .Medical 

. . . .  College 

.  .  . .  Educ’n 

. Relig. 

. Agric. 

. Trade 

.  .  . .  Nature 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Farm  & 
Home 
.  Petroleum 

. Trade 

.  .  .  Lumber 
.  .  .  .  Mining 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Luther. 

.  .  .  Finance 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 


1956] 


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673 


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Place  Publication  Issued  Interest 

Winnipeg -  Voxair . M  ...Military 

Stevenson  Field  Aviat'n 

- Waghorn's  Guide . M  .  .  Ship’er’s 

216 A  Phoenix  Block  Guide 

....  Western  Canada  Coal 

Review . M  Trade 

366  Bannantyne  Ave. 

....  Western  Canada  Odd 

Fellow . M  ..  I.O.O.F. 

442  Notre  Dame  Ave. 

....  Western  Construction 

&  Building . M . Bldg. 

818  Portage  Avt. 

....  Western  Jewish  News.  W . Ind. 

306  Times  Bldg. 


Place  Publication  Issued 
Winnipeg.  .  .  .  Western  Manufacturing 
&  Industrual  De¬ 
velopment . B-M 

818  Portage  Ave. 

....  Western  Motor 

Transportation . M 

691  Sargent  Ave. 

....  West.  Municipal  News.M 
222  McDermot  Ave. 

....  Wildlife  Crusader . M 

366  Bannatyne  Ave. 

....  Winnipeg  Actimist 

Magazine . M 

346  Main  St. 

....  Winnipeg  and  Western 

Grocer . M 

691  Sargent  Ave. 


Interest 


Trade 


. Trade 

.  . .  .Munic. 

. .  .Hunting 
&  Fishing 

. Bd.  of 

Trade 

.  . .  Grocery 
Trade 


ONTARIO 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Place 

Publication  Issued 

INTEREST 

Acton . 

Free  Press . 

.W 

. Ind- 

Cayuga . 

Haldimand  Advocate 

.W 

Agincourt. .  . 

News . 

W 

. Ind- 

Chapleau.  .  . 

Post . 

.W 

Ajax . 

Advertiser . 

.  W 

Chatham.  .  . 

Dutch  Free  Press. . . . 

W 

Alexandria.  . 

Glengary  News . 

W 

“ 

Hollandia  (Dutch) . . . 

.W 

Times . 

w 

“ 

News . 

.D 

. Ind. 

Allis  ton . 

Herald . 

.  W 

Chesley . 

Enterprise . 

.W 

Almonte .... 

Gazette . 

.  w 

Chesterville . 

Record . 

.W 

Alvinston.  .  . 

Free  Press . 

w 

. Ind. 

Clinton . 

News-Record . 

.W 

Amherstburg 

Echo . 

w 

. Ind. 

Cobden . 

Sun . 

Arnprior.  .  .  . 

Chronicle . 

.  w 

Cobourg.  .  .  . 

Sentinel-Star . 

.w 

Arthur . 

Enterprise  News.  .  . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Cochrane.  .  . 

Northland  Post . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Athens . 

Reporter . 

.  w 

Colborne. . . . 

Enterprise . 

.w 

. Lib. 

Atikokan .... 

Progress . 

.  w 

“ 

Express . 

.w 

Ind.  Con. 

Atwood . 

Bee  (See  Banner, 

Cold  water. . . 

News . 

.w 

Listowel) . 

Collingwood. 

Enterprise-Bulletin.  . 

w 

Aurora . 

Banner . 

.  w 

Comber . 

Herald . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Aylmer . 

Express . 

w 

Cooksville. . . 

Review . 

.w 

Ayr . 

News . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Cornwall. . . . 

Standard-Freeholder. 

D 

Ay  ton . 

Canada  Lutheran . . . 

.M 

. Luth. 

Creemore.  .  . 

Star . 

.w 

Bancroft. .  .  . 

Times . 

.  w 

Delhi . 

Bright  Leaf . 5  ti  yr. 

.  .Tobacco 

Barrie . 

Examiner . T- W 

. Ind. 

“ 

Can.  Tobacco  Grower. O 

. .  Tobacco 

** 

Holiday  Times . T-W 

Growing 

(Summer  Only) 

“ 

News-Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

Beamsville.  . 

Express . 

.w 

Drayton .... 

Advocate . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Beaverton . . . 

Express . 

.  w 

Dresden .... 

News . 

w 

Bee  ton . 

World . 

.  w 

“ 

Times . 

.w 

Belle  River. . 

N.  Essex  News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Dry  den . 

Observor . 

.w 

Belleville. . . . 

ICanadian . 

*M 

Tourist  Trader.  .  .6  ti  yr. 

.  .  Tourist 

Ont.  School  of  the  Deaf. 

Dundalk. .  . . 

Herald . 

w 

“ 

Ontario-Intelligencer 

.D 

. Ind. 

Dundas . 

Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

Blenheim.  .  . 

News-Tribune . 

w 

. Ind. 

Dunn  ville. .  . 

Chronicle . 

w 

Blind  River. 

Leader . 

w 

. Ind. 

Durham .... 

Chronicle . 

w 

. Ind. 

Bly th . 

Standard . 

w 

Dutton . 

Advance . 

.w 

Bobcaygeon. 

Independent . 

.  w 

Echo  Bay. . . 

Times . 

w 

Bolton . 

Enterprise . 

.  w 

Eganville.  .  . 

Leader . 

w 

.  .Ind-Lib. 

Bowman  ville 

Canadian  Statesman 

.  w 

Elmira . 

Signet . 

w 

. Ind. 

Bracebridge. 

Gazette . 

.  w 

Elmvale.  .  .  . 

Lance . 

Muskoka  Herald.  .  .  . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

(« 

The  Nottawasagan .  . 

w 

Bradford . 

Witness . 

w 

. Ind. 

(Summer  only). 

Brampton . . .  . 

Conservator . 

w 

Elora . 

Express.  . . 

.w 

Peel  Gazette . 

w 

. Lib. 

Erin . 

Advocate . 

w 

“ 

t  Shantyman . 

,M 

Missionary 

Essex . 

Free  Press . 

w 

Brantford. .  .  . 

Expositor . 

•  D 

. Ind. 

Exeter . 

Times- Advocate . 

w 

. Ind. 

Brighton . 

Ensign . 

w 

Fenelon  Falls. 

Gazette . 

w 

Brockville . . . . 

Recorder  &  Times, . 

.D 

...Ind-Lib. 

Fergus . 

News-Record . 

w 

** 

Recorder . 

.  w 

. . .  Ind-Lib. 

Flesherton.  . 

Advance . 

w 

Bronte . 

Bulletin . 

■  W 

Foleyet . 

Canadiana . 

•  C 

Bruce  Mines  . 

Spectator . 

.  W 

Forest . 

Free  Press . 

w 

. Ind. 

Brussels . 

Post . 

.  W 

“ 

Standard . 

w 

. Ind. 

Burford . 

Advance . 

.W 

Fort  Erie.  .  . 

Times-Revie  w . 

w 

Burks  Falls  . . 

Arrow . 

.  W 

. Ind. 

Fort  Frances. 

Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

Burlington .  .  . 

Gazette . 

.  W 

. Ind. 

Fort  William . 

Times  Journal . 

•  D 

Caledonia .... 

Grand  River  Sachem . 

.  W 

Frankford. . . . 

Advocate . 

w 

. Ind. 

Campbellford 

Can.  Postmaster  .... 

.M 

. Postal 

Galt . 

Reporter . 

•  D 

Clerks 

Gananoque. . 

Reporter . 

w 

. Ind. 

“ 

Herald . 

w 

. Ind. 

Georgetown.  . 

Feather  Fancier . 

M 

.  .  Poultry 

Camp  Borden 

Citizen . 

.  w 

. .  Military 

Herald . 

w 

Cannington  . . 

Gleaner . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Geraldton. . .  . 

Times  Star . 

w 

Cardinal. .... 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Glencoe . 

Transcript . 

w 

Carle  ton  PI. . . 

Canadian . 

w 

. Ind. 

Goderich . 

Signal-Star . 

w 

Carp . 

Review . 

.  w 

.  ..Ind-Con 

Gore  Bay . . . 

Recorder . 

w 

674 


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[  1956 


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“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor¬ 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Grand  Valley. 

Star  and  Vidette.  .  . 

W 

. Ind. 

Gravenhurst  . 

Banner . 

.  W 

. Ind. 

Grimsby . 

Independent . 

.  W 

. Con. 

Guelph . 

Mercury . 

.  .  D 

. Ind. 

O.  A.  C.  Review _ 

*M 

. . .  College 

44 

Shorthorn  News. . .  . 

.  Q 

....  Cattle 

Hagersville.  .  . 

Press . 

W 

. Ind. 

llaileybury. . . 

Haileyburian . 

.  W 

. Ind. 

Ilaliburton.  .  . 

County  Echo . 

.  W 

. Ind. 

Hamilton .... 

Canadian  ( las  Journal .  M 

. Gas 

21  Cottage  Ave. 

“ 

Can.  Journal  of  Medical 

....  Med. 

Technology . 

294  Barton  St.  E. 

■  Q 

44 

Cost  &  Management 

,M 

.  . .  Acct’g. 

SI  Walnut  St.  S. 
News . 

.D 

. Ind. 

20  King  St.  E. 
Labour  News . 

.M 

. . . Labour 

804  Lister  Bldg. 
Muse . 

•  *Q 

. . .  College 

McM aster  University 

“ 

Review . 

.W 

. Ind. 

“ 

Silhouette . 

*W 

. . .  College 

McM  aster  University 

“ 

Spectator . 

.D 

. Ind. 

Hanover.  .  . 

Post . 

W 

. Ind. 

Harriston.  .  .  . 

Review . 

W 

.  w 

Havelock.  .  .  . 

Standard . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Hawkesbury  . 

Le  Carillon  (French) 

..w 

. Ind. 

Echo . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

“ 

Moniteur  (French)  . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Hespeler . 

Herald . 

.  w 

Huntsville  . .  . 

Forester . 

.  w 

Ingersoll . 

Tribune . 

w 

. Ind. 

Iroquois . 

Post . 

w 

. Ind. 

Jarvis . 

Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

Kapuskasing. . 

Northern  Tribune.  . 

w 

. Ind. 

Kemptville . . . 

Advance . 

w 

Kenora . 

Miner  and  News .  .  . . 

.  .D 

Kincardine. .  . 

News . 

.w 

Kingston . 

Canadian  Register. . 

.w 

. .  Catholic 

K.  P.  Telescope.  .  .  . 

,M 

....  Penal 

“ 

Queen’s  Quarterly.  . 

.  Q 

. .  .  College 

Queen’s  Review .... 

*M 

. . .  College 

Alumni 

4  4 

Queen  s  Univer’y  Jour- 

nal . *S-W. 

. . .  College 

1  4 

Whig-Standard . 

r> 

. Ind. 

Kingsville .... 

Reporter . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Kirkland  L’k. 

Northern  News  .... 

.D 

. Ind. 

Kitchener. .  .  . 

Record . 

D 

. Ind. 

Lanark . 

Era . 

w 

. Ind. 

Lansing . 

Enterprise . 

w 

. Ind. 

Leamington.  . 

Post  and  News . 

.w 

Lindsay . 

Post . 

.  D 

Post  (Wk’ly  Ed’n)  . 

.w 

. Ind. 

1 4 

Watchman- Warder . 

.  w 

Listowel . 

Banner . 

.w 

Little.  Current 

Manitoulin  Expositor.  W 

. Ind. 

London . 

Business  Quarterly.  . 

..Q 

.  .  .  Bus.  & 

Pol. 

4  4 

ICan.  Hobbycraft . . 

.  .  Q 

.  .Hobbies 

4  4 

Canadian  Woodman 

.M 

4  4 

Cash  Crop  Farming. 

..Q 

. Agr. 

4  4 

C.C.B.  Outlook.  .  .  . 

•  Q 

....  Blind 

4  4 

Dawn  of  Tomorrow. 

W 

....  Negro 

(Negro) 

Inst. 

4  4 

Echo . 

W 

Economist . 

.M 

.  Finan .  & 
Insur. 

“ 

Farmer’s  Advocate  and. 

Can.  Countryman.  . 

S-M 

.  . .  .Agric. 

Free  Press  (Morn,  and 

Ev’g.  Editions) . . . 

. 

Gazette . 

.W 

. . .  College 

4  4 

Huron  Church  News  (10 

. . .  Church 

ti.  a  year) . 

Box  302 

4  4 

Ont.  Agent . 

.M 

Insur. 

Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

London . 

University  of  Western 

Ont.  Medical  Jour. 

.  Q 

.  .  .  Medical 

University  of  W.  Ontario 

Lucknow . 

Sentinel . 

w 

. Ind. 

Madoc . 

North  Hastings 

Review . 

w 

. Ind. 

Manotick .  .  .  . 

S.  Carlton  Gazette  .  .  . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Marathon . .  .  . 

Mercury . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Markdale.  .  .  . 

Standard . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Markham . .  .  . 

Economist  and  Sun.  .  . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Marmora.  .  .  . 

Herald . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Massey . 

Tribune . 

w 

. Ind. 

Meaford . 

Express . 

w 

. Ind. 

Merlin . 

Standard . 

,w 

. Ind. 

Midland . 

Codntry  Herald . 

w 

. Ind. 

4  4 

Free  Press  Herald.  .  .  . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

Mildmay . 

Gazette . 

w 

. Ind. 

Millbrook.  .  .  . 

Mirror  &  Reporter. .  .  . 

,w 

. Ind. 

Milton  West  . 

Canadian  Champion.  . 

.w 

. Ind. 

Milverton. . .  . 

Sun . 

w 

. Ind. 

Mimico . 

see  New  Toronto 

Mt.  Dennis  .  . 

News  Weekly . 

w 

Mitchell . 

Advocate . 

w 

. Ind. 

Monkton . 

Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

Morrisburg . .  . 

Leader . 

w 

. Ind. 

Mt.  Forest  .  .  . 

Confederate . 

.w 

Napanee . 

Beaver . 

w 

. Con. 

Express . 

w 

. Lib. 

N.  Hamburg. 

Independent . 

w 

. Ind. 

New  Liske’rd. 

Speaker . 

w 

. Ind. 

N  ewmarket  . . 

Era  and  Express . 

w 

New  Toronto. 

Advertiser . 

w 

Niagara  F’lls. 

Review . 

.D 

Niagara-on- 

the-Lake . .  . 

Niagara  Advance . 

w 

44 

Can.  Fruit  Grower 

&  Gardener . 

M 

. Fruit 

Growers 

North  Bay.  .  . 

Nugget . 

.D 

. Ind. 

Norwich . 

Gazette . 

w 

Norwood . 

Register . 

w 

Oakville . 

Record  Star . 

w 

44 

Trafalgar  Journal . 

w 

Orangeville . . . 

Banner . 

w 

Orillia . 

News-Letter . 

w 

. Ind. 

4  4 

Packet  &  Times . 

.D 

Orono . 

New — See  Canadian 

Statesman,  Bowman- 

ville. 

44 

Times . 

W 

. Ind. 

Oshawa . 

tCan.  Forester  (Eng.  & 

F.) . 

M 

.  .Fraternal 

Times-Gazette . 

.D 

Ottawa . 

Agricultural  Institute 

Review . B  M 

Canadian  Art .  .  .  .  4  ti. 

yr. 

. Art 

P.O.  Box  381,. 

Can.  Army  Journal .  . . 

•  Q 

. .  .Military 

. 

Can.  Ayrshire  Review 

(Eng.  &  French)  . .  . 

. Cattle 

18  Rideau  St. 

Can.  Bar  Review. .  .  . 

. Legal 

(ex.  July  &  Aug.) 

88  Metcalfe  St. 

. 

Can.  Civil  Servant  .  .  . 

.  M 

.Civ.  Serv. 

“  . 

.  Can.  Entomologist  .  . 

.M 

. .  .  Entom. 

Can.  Field  Naturalist. 

.M 

Central  Bxpr’l  Farm. 

Science 

Canadian  Geo.  Journal 

. 

Can.Jour.Agric.Sc.. .  B-M 

388  Somerset  St.  W. 

. 

Canadian  League. . . 

.M 

. Social 

248  Albert 

Work 

. . 

Can.  Lib.  Assoc. 

Bulletin . *.B-M 

.  .  .  Library 

46  Elgin  St. 

.  {Canadian  Patent  Office 

Record . 

,W 

Commissioner  of  Patents 

. Pub’n 

.  Canadian  Transport. 

.M 

.  .  .  .Labour 

230  Laurier  Ave.  W 

■  Canadian  Unionist  .  . 

.M. 

....  Labour 

1956] 


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675 


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“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


when  not  supplied  by  the  publisher  of  the  newspaper,  are 
ot  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  b 


Place  Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Ottawa .  Canadian  Welfare.  7  ti.  yr. 

Cooper  St. 

.  Chemistry  in  Canada 

.M 

....  Chern. 

18  Rideau  St. 

.  Citizen . 

.  Civil  Service  Review. 

. •  Commerce  Exterieur  (Fr) 

Dept,  of  Trade  &  C 

.W 

Crows  Nest,  The .  .  .  . 

.  M 

. Naval 

75  Patrick  St. 

. .  Le  Droit  (French) .  .  . 

.  D 

. Ind. 

375  Rideau  St. 

.  Foreign  Trade . 

.W 

. Trade 

Dept,  of  Trade  &  Com. 

.  Journal  tEve.  ed.) .  .  . 

Journal  Bldg. 

. Junior  Leader.  .  10  ti 

yr. 

Boy  Scouts 

3C6  Metcalfe  St. 

tLab.  Gazette  (E.&F.)M 

.  .  .  .Gov’t 

Dept,  of  Labour 

.  Labour  Review . 

.M 

....  Labour 

78  Bank  St. 

.  Nat. Lab.  Jour.  (E.&  F.)M 

....  Labour 

78 Y2  Sparks  St.. 

Ottawa  Farm  J’rn’l.S-W 

. Agric. 

237  Queen  St. 

.  Patrician . 

*M 

....  College 

*St.  Patrick's  College 

La  Revue  de  l’Universite 

d’ Ottawa . 

. . .  Cultural 

Laurier  Ave.  E. 

.  R.C.M.P.  Quarterly. . 

Q 

.  .  Gen.  Int. 

R.C.M.P.  Hdqrs.  Bldg. 

.  Scout  Leader . 

,M 

.  .  Scouting 

306  Metcalfe  St. 

Timber  of  Canada.  .  . 

.M 

. Trade 

27  Goulbourn  Ave. 

. Trades  &  Lab.  Congr’s 

,M 

....  Labour 

172  MacLaren  St. 

.  Westboro  Union . 

.M 

. Ind. 

359  Madison  Ave. 

Owen  Sound . .  Arena  Parks  & 

Recreation . 

M 

.  Arena  Int. 

.  .  Herald . 

.W 

. Ind. 

.  .  Sun-Times . 

D 

. Ind. 

Paisley .  Advocate . 

W 

. Ind. 

Palmerston . .  .  Observer . 

w 

. Ind. 

Paris .  Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

Parkhill .  Gazette . 

w 

. Ind. 

Parry  Sound.  North  Star . 

w 

. Ind. 

Pembroke ....  Observer . 

w 

. Ind. 

....  Petawawa  Camp  Post 

w 

. Army 

Personnel 

Perth .  Can.  Lutheran . 

M 

.  .  Lutheran 

....  Courier . 

w 

. Ind. 

Peterboro’  . .  .  Examiner . 

.D 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Review . 

W 

. Ind. 

Petrolia .  Advertiser-Topic.  .  .  . 

w 

. Ind. 

Pickering ....  News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Picton.  ......  Gazette . S-W 

. Ind. 

“  .  Times . 

w 

. Lib. 

Port  Arthur.  .  Canadian  Uutiset  (Can- 

ada  News)  Finish  .  . 

w 

. Ind. 

..  News-Chronicle . 

.D 

. Ind. 

Pt.  Coiborne.  Welland-Port  Colborne 

Tribune  (See  Welland) 

Port  Credit  .  .  Port  Credit  Weekly. . 

W 

. Ind. 

Port  Dover.  .  .  Maple  Leaf . 

w 

. Ind. 

Port  Elgin.  .  .  Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

Port  Hope.  .  .  Guide . 

D 

. Ind. 

w 

. Ind. 

Port  Perry.  .  .  Star . 

w 

.  .Ind- Lib. 

Powassan ....  News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Prescott .  Journal . 

w 

. Ind. 

Preston .  Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

'Rainy  River  .  Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

Renfrew.  .  .V  .  Advance . 

w 

....  Local 

_fi-~  . Mercury . 

w 

. Lib. 

Richm’dHill.  Liberal . 

w 

. Ind. 

Ridgetown .  .  .  Dominion . 

w 

. Ind. 

Rodney .  Mercury  Sun . 

w 

Place  Publication  Issued 

St.  CathTm’s .  Standard . D 

St.  Davids.  .  .  Can.  Telephone  J’rn’l .  .  Q 

St.  Marys . Journal- Argus . W 

St. 'Thomas  .  .  Municipal  World . M 

. .  Times- Journal . D 

Sarnia .  Canadian  Observer .  .  . .  D 

” . Gazette . W 

S' It  Ste  Marie  Star . D 

Seaforth .  Huron  Expositor . W 

Shelburne. .  .  .  Free  Press  & Ec’n’mist.  W 

Simcoe . Reformer . T- W 

Smiths  Falls .  .  Record-News . W 

Smithville. . . .  Review . W 

Southampton.  Beacon . W 

Stayner .  Sun . "w 

Stirling .  News-Argus . W 

Ston V  Creek .  News . W 

Stouff ville ....  Tribune . W 

Stratford .  Beacon-Herald . D 

Strathroy ....  Age-Despatch . W 

Streetsville . .  .  Canadian  Bee  Journal  M 
. .  .  Canadian  Florist .  .  .  S-M 

.  .  .  Review . W 

Sudbury .  L’Ami  du  Peuple  (Fr.)  W 

.  Canadiana . Q 


Star . 

Sutton . 

Reporter . 

.w 

Tara . 

Leader . 

.w 

Tavistock. .  .  . 

Gazette . 

.w 

Tecumseh. . .  . 

Feuille  d’Erable  (Maple 

Leaf)  (French  &  Eng)W 

Teeswater. .  . . 

News . 

.w 

Thames  ville.  . 

Herald . 

.w 

Thessalon. .  .  . 

Algoma  Advocate. . . . 

.w 

Thorn  bury.  .  . 

Review-Herald . 

.w 

Thorold . 

Post . 

.w 

Tilbury . 

Times . 

.w 

Tillsonburg  .  . 

Canadian  Sportsman . 

.w 

■< 

(S-M  Oct.  to  May) 
News . 

.w 

Timmins . 

Press . 

.D 

Toronto . 

Acta  Victoriana  (4  ti. 

Dur.  Coll,  yr.) . M 

Victoria  College,  U.  of  T. 
Aircraft . M 


341  Church  St. 

Argus . M 

21  Har croft  Rd. 

Avro  Canada  Jet  Age .  .  Q 
Box  430,  Terminal  “A” 

Bakers’  Journal . M 

21  King  St.  E. 
Belaruski  Emigrant. .  .M 
1000  Dundas  St.  W. 

Best  Wishes . Q 

112  Bond  St, 

Board  of  Trade  Journ’l  M 
King  Edward  Hotel 
Boating  Magazine .  .  .  .  M 
Box  4000,  Terminal  A 
Building  Materials  News 
137  Wellington  W.  M 
Bulletin  of  the  Academy 

of  Medicine . M 

288  Bloor  St.  W. 

Bus  &  Truck  Transport 

in  Canada . M 

481  University  Ave. 

CBC  Times . W 

Canada  Downtown.  .  .M 
52  McCaul  St. 

Canada  Lumberman.  . M 
P.O.  Box  4,000 
Can.  Advertising.  .  .B-M 


481  University  Ave. 
Canadian  Architect . .  .  M 
Box  4000,  Terminal  A 
Can.  Author  & 

Bookman . Q 

67/  Dundas  St.  W. 


. Can.  Aut’m’tive  Trade  M 

481  University  Ave. 


taken  from 
;  gladly  cor- 


Interest 

. Ind. 

. Phone 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Muncpl. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Gen. 

. Ind. 

. Lib. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Agric. 

Com.  Flor. 

. Ind . 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Hist.  & 
Poetry 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

....  Horses 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

....  College 

.  .  Aviation 

. Educ . 

.  .  .  Aircraft 

. Trade 

. Gen . 

. News 

Mothers 

. Local 

ComTce 
....  Marine 

. Bldg. 

Materials 

.  .  .Medical 


. Trade 

. Radio 

. Office 

.  .  .  Lumber 

. Advt . 

. Prof. 


. . .  Literary 
. Trade 


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rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place 
Toronto . 


Publication  Issued 
Canadian  Aviation  . .  .  M 
481  University  Ave. 

Canadian  Baker . M 

78  Richmond  St.  W. 


Canadian  Baptist .  . .  S-M 
190  St.  George  St. 

Canadian  Beverage 

Review . B-M 

1 16  Richmond  St.  W. 

Can.  Broadcaster  & 

Telescreen . S-M 

163]/2  Church  St. 

Canadian  Cemetery 
Service  and  Memorial 

Craftsman . Q 

60  Front  St.  W.. 

Canadian  Chartered 

Accountant . M 

69  Bloor  St.  E. 

Can.  Chemical 

Processing . M 

P.O.  Box  4,000 

Can.  Churchman.  .  .S-M 
600  Jarvis  St. 


Can.  Cigar  and  Tobac. 

Journal . M 

78  Richmond  St.  W. 

Can.  Clothing  J’nal.  B-M 
48  Yonge  St. 

Can.  Collector . Q 

519  Jarvis 

Can.  Dairy  and  Ice 
Cream  Journal 
116  Richmond  St.  W. 

Canadian  Diesel  Power 

&  Tractor . B-M 

116  Richmond  St.  W. 

Canadian  Forum . M 

36  Yonge  St. 

Can.  Funeral  Service .  .  M 
60  Front  St.  W.  . 

Canadian  Grocer.  .  .  S-M 
481  University  Ave. 

Can.  Hairdresser . M 

75  St.  Clair  Ave.  E. 

Can.  High  News ....  *W 
62  Shaftesbury  Ave. 

Can.  Historical  ReviewQ 
University  of  T.  Press 

Can.  Home  Journal.  .  .M 
78  Richmond  St.  W. 

Can.  Home  &  School 

(5  ti.  yr.) . 

870  Dundas  W. 

Can.  Homes&  Gardens. M 
481  University  Ave. 

Can.  Hospital . M 

57  Bloor  St.  W. 

Can.  Hotel  Review 
and  Restaurant.  .  .  . M 
481  University  Ave. 

Can.  Insurance . M 

589  King  St.  W. 

Can.  Jewish  Wkly.  .  .  .  W 
80 4  Brunswick  Ave. 

Canadian  Journal  of 
Economics  &  Political 

Science . Q 

Univ.  of  Toronto  Press 

Canadian  Journal  of 

Public  Health . M 

150  College  St. 

Canadian  Machinery  &. 
Man’facturing  News.M 
481  University  Ave. 

Can.  Medical  Assn. 

Journal . S-M 

176  St.  George  St. 

Canadian  Messenger 
of  the  Sacred  Heart. M 
2  Dale  Ave. 


Interest  Place 
.  .  Aviation  Toronto . 

.  .  . .  Baking  “ 

- Baptist 

. Trade 

. Trade 

. Trade 

. Educ.  “ 

.  .  Chems’y 
.  .  .  .  Episcp  M 

. Trade 

.  .  .  .Textile 
....  Credit 
. Trade  ** 

. Trade  ff 

.  . .  Literary 

. Trade  ** 

. Trade  *• 

. Trade 

. Teen¬ 
age 

.  •  .  Hist’cal 
.  .  Lit.-F'm 

. Educ. 

....  Homes 
• .  Hospitals 

. Trade  “ 

. Insur. 

.  .  .  .  J ewish 


. Social 

.  .  .  Hygiene 

. Mech. 

. Med. 

. .  .Catholic 


Publication  Issued  Interest 


Canadian  Metals . M 

P.O.  Box  4,000 
Can-Military  Journal.  M 
47  Yonge  St. 

Can.  Mining  Reporter. W 
73  Adelaide  St.  W. 


Canadian  Motorist .  .  .  M 
6  Adelaide  E. 

Canadian  Moving  Pic¬ 
ture  Digest . W 

21  Dundas  Sq.. 

Canadian  Nature..  B-M 
181  Jarvis  Street 

Can.  Office . M 

9  Duke  St. 

Can.  Packaging . M 


481  University  Ave. 
Canadian  Paint  & 

Varnish  Magazine.  .M 
481  University  Ave. 
Canadian  Pharmaceu¬ 


tical  Journal . S-M 

221  Victoria  St.. 

Can.  Photography .  .  B-M 
750a  Yonge  St. 
Canadian  Plastics.  .  .  .M 
341  Church  St. 


Can.  Poultry  Review.  .M 
214a  Adelaide  W. 

Can.  Power  Eng’eer  B-M 
410  Bloor  E. 

Canadian  Printer  & 

Publisher . 

481  University  Ave. 

Canadian  Purchaser..  M 
175  Jarvis  St. 

Canadian  Red  Cross  Jun¬ 
ior  (ex  June,  July 

and  Aug.) . M 

95  Wellesley  St.  E. 

Can.  School  Journal.  .M 
73  Adelaide  St.  W. 

Can.  Shipping  and  Mar¬ 
ine  Engineer’g  News .  M 
481  University  Ave. 

Canadian  Stationer  and 
Office  Equipment 

Buyer . 

481  University  Ave . 

Canadian  Teacher.  .  .  *M 
2382  Dundas  W. 

Can.  TV  Motion  Pic¬ 


ture  Review . M 

25-88  Gerrard  St.  E . 
Can.  Trade  Index . A 


67  Yonge  St. 

Can.  Transportation.  . M 

P.O.  Box  4001 

Can.  Underwriter.  .  .S-M 


100  Simcoe  St. 

Can.  Woodworker.  .  .  .M 
P.O.  Box  4000. 

C.C.F.  News . M 

565  Jarvis  St. 

Chatelaine . M 

481  University  Ave. 

China,  Glass  &  Gift 

Buyer . M 

9  Duke  St. 

Chinese  Times  (Chin) .  .  D 
11-B  Elizabeth  St. 

Church  Messenger. .  .  .M 
600  Jarvis  St. 

Civic  Administration . .  M 


481  University  Ave. 

.  Clay  Products  News  & 
Ceramic  Record.  .  .  .M 
49  Turner  Rd. 

.  Continental  Times  (Eng. 

&  Jap) . S-W 

205  Dundas  W. 

.  Credit . M 

12  Berryman 


. Trad  © 

.  . .  Military 
. . .  .  Mining 
.  .  Motoring 

. . . .  Motion 
Picture 
.  .  .  Natural 
Science 
. Tech. 

. Trade 

. Trade 

.  .  .  Pharm’l 

. Photo 

News 
. Trade 

.  .  .  Poultry 

. Trade 

. .  .Printing 
.  .  Pur.  Agt. 

.  .  .Juvenile 
.  .  .  .Educ’n 

. Trade 

. Trade 

. Educ. 

. Trade 

. Can. 

Trade 
. Trade 

.  .  .Insur’ce 

. Wood 

W’k’g 
. Farm 

. .  Wom’n’s 
Int. 

. Trade 

. Ind. 

. . .  Religion 
. Civics 

. Trade 

. Ind. 

.  .  Business 


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. . .  Dogs 
.  Drug’st 


.  Daught. 
of  Emp. 


Toronto .  Daily  Racing  Form .. .  D  .  ..Racing 

50  Richmond  St.  E. 

.  Design  Engineering ...  M  .Eng’r’ing 

481  University  Ave. 

.  Dogs  in  Canada . M 

667  Yonge  St. 

.  Drug  Merchandising  S-M 

481  University  Ave. 

.  East  Toronto  Weekly. W  . Ind. 

2411  Yonge  St. 

. Echoes . Q 

182  Lowther  Ave. 

.  Educational  Courier  (5 

ti-  yr.) . Educ. 

34  Prince  Arthur  Ave. 

. Electrical  Contractor .  M  . Trade 

481  University  Ave. 

. Electrical  Digest . M  . Elec- 

116  Richmond  St.  If’.  Power 

. Elec.  Farming  in  Can¬ 
ada  (10  ti.  yr.) .  Elec.  Farm 

Box  4000,  Terminal  A 

. Elec.  News  &  Eng’g.S-M  ....  Trade 

P.0  Box  4000 

. Electronics  &  Comm.  .M  . Trade 

31  Willcocks  St. 

. Engineering  &  Contract 

Record .  M 

p.o.  Box  4000 

. Etobicoke  Guardian..  W  . Lib. 

19  Thompson  Ave.  (18) 

.  Etobicoke  Press . W 

35  Islington  Ave.  N.  (18) 

.  Evangelical  Christian .  M  . 

366  Bay  St. 

.  Farm  Equip.  Dealer.  .M  . Trade 

341  Church  St. 

.  Farmers’  Magazine.  .  .M  . Agric. 

73  Richmond  St.  W. 

.  Financial  Post,  The. .  .W  ..Financial 

481  University  Ave. 

. Flash . W  . Ind. 

56 j  Adelaide  E. 

. Food  for  Thought ....  M  . Educ. 

113  St.  George  St. 

. JFood  in  Canada . M 

73  Richmond  St.  W. 

. Fountains  in 

Canada . B-M 

481  University  Ave. 

.  JFragment . Q 

62  Wellesley  St.  W. 

. Freemason . B-M 

Box  330 

. Furniture  &  Furnish’g.M  . Trade 

P.O.  Box  4000  . 

. Fur  Trade  J’l  of  Can. .  M  . Trade 

588  Mt.  Pleasant  Rd. 

.  Garage  Operator . M  Trade 

410  Bloor  St.  E. 

.  Gen.  Merchant  of  Can.M  . Trade 

481  University  Ave. 

.  Globe  and  Mail . D  .  Ind 

140  King  St.  W. 

.  Good  Farm’g,  Quart’ly  Q  . Farm. 

341  Church  St. 

.  Grocer’s  Magazine. ..  ,M  . Trade 

P.O.  Box  4000  . 

.  Hardw’re  &  Housew’reM  . Trade 

P.O.  Box  4000  . 

.  Hardware  and 

Metal . B-W 

481  University  Ave. 

.  Health . B-M 

111  Avenue  Road 

.  Heating,  &  Plumbing 

Engineer . M  Trade 

481  University  Ave. 

.  Heating,  Plumbing  & 

Air  Conditioning .  .  .  M  . Trade 

31  Willcocks  St. 

. Hebrew  Journal . D  . Ind. 

409  College  St. 


.  Trade 


.  .  .  .Ind. 
Int’den 


.  Trade 


. Trade 

. .  .Crippl’d 
Veter’ns 
. . .  Masonic 


.  .  Trade 
.  Health 


Toronto 


Holstein-Friesian 

Journal . M 

214  Adelaide  W. 

Home  Build,  in  Can. B-M 
2842  Bloor  St.  W. 

Hotel  &  Restaurant 
Management  .  .  .  .B-M 
100  Simcoe  St. 

Hotel  &  Travel  News.M 
2533  Gerrard  E. 

Independ.  Forester. B-M 
Temple  Bldg. 

Industrial  Canada.  .  .  ,M 
Montreal  Trust  Bldg. 

International  Journal.. Q 
230  Bloor  St.  W. 

Jewish  Standard  .  .  .  S-M 
43  Yonge  St. 

Jobber  News . M 

410  Bloor  St.  E. 

Journal  of  Canadian 
Dental  Assoc’n 
(Eng.  &  French)  . .  .M 
234  St.  George  St. 

Journal  of  the  Ontario 
Dental  Association .  M 
234  St.  George  St. 

Jour.  Royal  Architect¬ 
ural  Inst,  of  Canada  M 
57  Queen  St.  W. 

Journal  of  the  Royal 
Astronomical  Scty. 

of  Canada . B-M 

13  Ross  St.  . 

Kin . 10  ti.  yr. 

95  King  St.  E. 

K-Ray  Magazine . M 

Casa  Loma,  Austin  T. . 

Labour  Leader . M 

64  Duke  St. 

Latvian  America  .  . .  S-W 
123  Huron  St. 

Laundry  &  Dry  Cleaning 
Journal  of  Canada .  .  M 
177  Jarvis 

Liaudies  Balsas  (Lith.)W 
160  Claremont  St. 

Liberal  Advocate,  The.M 
82  Tyrrel  Ave. 


. Cattle 

. Bldg. 

. Trade 

. Hotel 

. .  Frater’al 
.  . .  .Indust. 

....  World 
Affairs 
.  .  Jew.  Int. 

. .  .Auto  Tr 

....  Dental 
....  Dental 

.  .  . .  Archit’ 

.  .  .  Astron. 

. . .  Fra tern. 

.  .  .Kiwanis 

. Labor 

.  .  .  Latvian 

. Trade 

. Pol. 


Liberty . M  1 . Gen. 

73  Richmond 
Life  Underwriters’ 

News . M  .  .  Life  Ins. 

159  Bay  St. 

Living  Message . M  ....  Miss’y 

263  Adelaide  St.  W. 

Machine  Production  and 

Canadian  Supply. .  .M  . Trade 

841  Church  St.  ( 2 ) 

Macleans  Magazine ...  F  . Gen. 

481  University  Ave. 

Manuf’g  and  Industrial 

Engineering . M  ....  Indust. 

73  Richmond  St.  W. 

Marketing . W  .  .Advt.  &c 

48 1  University  Ave. 

Mayfair . M  ....  Society 

481  University  Ave. 

Men’s  Wear  of  Can.  B-W  . .  Clothing 
481  University  Ave. 

Missionary  Monthly .  .  M  ...  Un.  Ch. 

443  Wesley  Bldg. 

Modern  Medicine  of 

Canada . M  Med. 

9  Duke  St. 

Modern  Power  and  En¬ 
gineering  . M  Power 

48 1  U niversity  Ave. 

Monetary  Times . M  .  .Financial 

341  Church  St.  ( 2 ) 

Motor  Magazine . M  . Trade 

73  Richmond  St.  W. 


678 


NEWSPAPERS  AND  MAGAZINES 


[  1956 


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“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor¬ 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Place  Publication 


Issued  Interest 


Place 


Publication 


Issued  Interest 


Toronto 


Motor  Truck  and 

Coach . M 

341  Church  St. 

Municipal  Utilities  .  .  .  M 
341  Church  St. 

Nat.  Builder . M 

21  King  St.  E. 

National  News . M 

21  Front  St.  E. 

New  Equipment  News,  M 
137  Wellington  St.  W. 

Northern  Miner . W 

116  Richmond  St.  W. 

North  Tor.  Herald  .  .  .W 
2411  YongeSt. 

Novo  Vreme  (New 


Times)  (Bulgarian) .  W 
386  Ontario  St. 

Office  Equipment  & 


Methods . M 

481  University  Ave. 

Oil  and  Gas  Heat  .  .  .  .  M 
31  Willcocks  St. 

Ontario  Credit  Union  .  M 
30  Bloor  W. 

Ont.  &  Maritime 

C.C.F.  News . M 

665  Jarvis  St. 

Ont.  Medical  Review. M 
9  Duke  St. 

Ont.  Milk  Producer.  . M 
409  Huron  St. 

tOnward . W 

299  Queen  St.  W. 

Oral  Health . M 

9  Duke  St. 

Painting  &  Decorating 

Contractor . M 

481  University  Ave. 

J  Phoenix . Q 

U.  of  T.  Press 

Plant  Administration .  M 
481  University  Ave. 

Police  News . Q 


2901  Bloor  W. 
Presbyterian  Record .  .  M 
63  St.  George  St. 
Property  Owner  & 

Bldg.  Maintenance .  M 
65  Bloor  St.  W. 


. Trade 

.  .  Water  & 
Sewage 
.  .  Building 

.  .  .  Grocery 
Trade 
....  Indus. 

Equip. 
....  Mining 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Office 

.  .  .  Heating 
.Credit  Un. 

.Farm  Lab. 
.  .  .  Medical 

. Dairy 

. .  Sun.  Sch 
....  Dental 

. Trade 

.  .  .  Literary 

. Trade 

. Police 

.  .  Pr’sbytn 

. Real 

Estate 


Protestant  Action .  .  .  .  M 
138  Main  St. 

Quill  &  Quire . M 

9  Duke  St. 

Radio,  Television  & 
Appliance  Sales .  .  .  .  M 
175  Jarvis  St. 

Radio,  T.V.  Appliance 

Trade  Builder . M 

Box  4000 


.Prot. 

Stat’y 

Trade 

Trade 
T  rade 


Restaurants  and 

Institutions . B-M  . Trade 

31  Willcocks  St. 

Roads  &  Engineering 

Construction . M  .  .  .  .Eng'g 

341  Church  St.  (2) 

Rural  Co-operation  .  S-M  . Agric. 

23  Duke  St. 

Saturday  Night . W  .  .  Lit.  Ind. 

73  Richmond  St. 

Scarboro  Missions .  .  .  .  M  ...  Catholic 
60  Crescent  Rd.  Missions 

School  Progress  (Ex. 


Aug.) . Q  .  ...Educ’n 

67  Bloor  St.  W. 


Sentinel . B-M 

73  Adeliaide  St.  W. 
Shareholder  (Free  dist.)M 
King  &  Ontario  Sts. 
Shing  Wah  Po,  Daily 

News  (Chinese) . D 

12  Hagerman  St. 


. Prot. 

.  .  .  .  Co-op. 
Drug’sts 

.  .  .  Chinese 


Toronto .  Shoe  &  Leather  J’l.  .  .  M  . Trade 

Box  4000 

.  .  Small  Types  Mag . M  .  .  Children 

26  Austin  Cresc. 

Sons  of  Eng.  Record .. M  ..Fraternal 
58  Richmond  St.  E. 

.  Star . D  ...Ind-Lib. 

.  Star  Weekly . W . Genl. 

80  King  St.  W. 

.  .  Style . Q  ..Woman’s 

481  University  Ave.  Wear 

.  Telegram . D  Ind. 

227  Bay  St. 

.  .  Timber  of  Canada .  .  .  .  M  ...  Lumber 
341  Church  St.  (2) 

.  Trader  and  Can.  Jeweler  .  .  .Jewelry 

73  Richmond  St. 

.  Trade  Unionist . M  Labor 

234  Sunnyside  Ave. 

.  Trillium . B-M  Civil 

103  Church  St.  Service 

.  Trinity  Univ.  Review 

(6  times  Dur.  Coll,  yr.)  ....College 
Trinity  College 

.  .  Truck  Transporta tion.M  ..Trucking 
73  Richmond  W. 

.  Ukrainian  Life . W  ...Ukr.  In. 

107  Roncesvalles  Ave. 

.  .  United  Ch.  Observer  S-M. United  Ch. 
299  Queen  St.  W. 

.  University  of  Toronto 
Alumni  Bulletin 

5  ti.  yr . Alumni 

45  St.  George  St. 

University  of  Toronto 

Medical  J’l  (6  ti.  yr.*)  .  .Scientific 
Room  107  Anatomy  Bldg. 

.  Univ.  of  Tor.  Quarterly 

(During  Coll.  yr.)..Q  _ College 

43  St.  George  St. 

.  Vapaa  Sana  (Free 

Press)  (Finnish) .  T-W . Ind . 

400  Queen  St. 


. Varsity  Daily  ex.  Sat.  & 


Sunday . 

University  of  Toronto 
Veteran’s  Advocate .  .  .  M  . 

.  Vet.  Int. 

56  Wellington  St.  E. 
JWar  Cry . 

W 

.  Salv.  Ar. 

417  Jarvis  St. 

W.  Toronto  W’kly. .  . 

W 

. Ind. 

2787  Dundas  St.  W. 
Western  Hardware  .  . 

M  . 

2533  Gerrard  St.  E. 
World  Affairs . 

M 

.  .  Current 

705  Yonge  St. 
Zwiazkowiec . 

W 

Events 
.  . .  .Polish 

Trenton . 

700  Queen  St.  W. 
Courier- Advocate .... 

W 

. Ind. 

Tweed . 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Uxbridge . 

Times-Journal . 

w 

. Ind. 

Vankleek  H’l. 

Eastern  Ont.  Review. 

w 

. Ind. 

Walkerton .  .  . 

Herald-Times . 

w 

. Ind . 

Wallaeeburg  . 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Wark worth  .  . 

Journal . 

w 

. Ind. 

Waterdown  .  . 

Review . 

w 

. Ind. 

Waterloo . 

Chronicle . 

w 

. Ind. 

Watford . 

Guide- Advocate . 

w 

Webbwood .  .  . 

Record . 

w 

. Ind. 

Welland . 

Welland-Pt.  Colborne 
Tribune . 

r> 

. Ind. 

VV  eston . 

Times  and  Guide.  .  .  . 

w 

. Ind. 

Westport . 

Mirror . 

w 

. Ind. 

Wexford . 

News . 

w 

. Ind . 

Wheatley.  .  .  . 

Journal . 

w 

. Ind . 

Whitby . 

Wiarton . 

(See  Oshawa) 

Echo . 

w 

Winchester. .  . 

Press . 

w 

Windsor . 

Star . 

.D 

. Ind . 

Wingham .  -  .  . 

Advance-Times . 

w 

. Ind. 

Woodbridge.  . 

News . 

w 

. Ind. 

Woodstock. .  . 

Sentinel  Review . 

.D 

. Ind. 

Zurich . 

Herald . 

w 

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679 


Note.— -The  information  herein,  when  not 


"N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory’ of 
rected  on  advice. — Editor 


dien  not  supplied  by  the  publisher  of  the  newspaper,  are  taken  from 
lNevvspapers  and  1  eriodicals’  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor- 


QUEBEC 


Place 

Amos . 

Arthabaska  .  . 

Arvida . 

Asbestos . 

Baie-Comeau . 
Beauceville . . . 

Beauharnois . . 
Bedford . 


Berthierville  . 

Black  Cape  .  . 
Buckingham  . 

Cap-de-la 
Madeleine  . 

Chicoutimi . .  . 


Coaticook .... 

Dorion . 

Drunun’nd- 
ville  East.  . 


Farnham . 

Gardenvale. .  . 


Publication  Issued 

L’Echo . \y 

L’Union  (Fr.) . W 

L’lndustrie  (French) ..  W 
Le  Citoyen  (French).  .  W 

L’Aquilon . W 

LjAiglon  (Fr.) . W 

L’Eclaireur . W 

(See  Valleofield) 

News  (See  News  &  East. 

Townships  Advocate, 


St.  Jean). 

Le  Courrier  (Fr.) . W 

Le  Drapeau  (Fr.) . W 

Ma  Gaspesie . W 

Courrier  de  Papineau.W 
Post . W 


Interest 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  . .  News 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 


Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 


Nos  Droits  (Fr.) . W  . Lib. 

Our  Lady  of  the  Cape 

_(Fr.  &  Eng.)  ; . M  . Relig. 

L’Echo  Paroissial  du 

Sacr.  Coeur  (Fr.)  .  ,M  .  ..Catholic 
Progres  du  Saguenay 

(French) . '..W  . Ind. 

Regional  (Fr.) . W  . Ind. 

Le  Progres  (Fr.) . W  . Ind. 

Le  Presqu’ile  (Fr.) . . . .  W  . Lib. 

L’homme  Libre  (Fr.)  .W  . Ind. 

La  Parole  (Fr.) . W  Ind. 

Spokesman . W  Ind. 

Le  Journal . W  Ind. 

Canadian  Doctor . M  ...Medical 

Canadian  Fisherman.. M  ..  Fisheries 

Canadian  Food  Inds..M  . Trade 

Canadian  Industrial 

Equipment  News . .  .  M  . Trade 

Canadian  J’l  of  Com¬ 
parative  Medicine  & 

Vet.  Science . M  ...  Medical 

Can.  Mining  Journal. M  .  . .  .Mining 

Can. Oil  &  Gas  Ind. .  .  .  M  . Trade 

Canadian  Refrigeration. 

Journal . M  Trade 

Freezing  &  Cold 

Storage . B-M  Trade 

Product  News . M  Retail 

Trade 


. .  .  Pulp  and  Paper  Maga¬ 
zine  of  Canada . M  . Mfg. 

. .  .  Rod  &  Gun  in  Canada  .  M . Sport. 

...  Shop . M  Used 

Equip ’t 

Gasp6 .  Voix  de  Gasp6  (Fr.)  ..W  . Ind. 

Granby .  La  Voix  de  l’Est  (Fr.) .  D  . Ind. 

.  La  Revue  de  Granby. 

(Fr.) . W  Ind. 

......  Leader-Mail . W  Ind. 

Grand  Mere . .  Le  Courrier  de  Laviolette 

(Fr.) . W  Ind. 

. .  Le  Laurentien  (Fr.) .  .  .  W  . Ind. 

Hudson .  Lake  of  Two  Moun¬ 
tains  . W  Ind. 

Hull .  Iiebdo-Revue  (Fr.) .  .  .  W  . Gen. 

'* .  L’Opinion  (Fr.) . W  . Ind. 

“ .  Le  Progres  de  Hull 

(Fr.) . VV  Ind. 

Huntingdon.  .  Can. -West  Indies 

Magazine . M  ....  Travel 

&  Trade 

“.  ...  Gleaner . W  . Ind. 

Joliette .  Action  Populaire  (Fr.)  .W . Ind. 

.  Les  Carnets  Viatoriens 

(Fr.) . Q  ....  Review 

“  .  Etoile  du  Nord  (Fr.) .  .  W  . Ind. 

“  .  Journal  (Fr.) . W  Lib. 

Knowlton.  .  .  .  (See  News  &  Eastern 
Townships  Advocate, 

St.  Jean). 

Lachine .  Le  Messager  (Fr.  & 

Eng.) . W  . Ind,1 


Place 

Publication  Issued 

Interest 

Lachute . 

.  Watchman . 

.  .W 

. Ind. 

Lac  Megantic 

Echo  de  Frontenac 

L’Assomption 

(Fr.) . 

.  ,w  . 

. Ind. 

Le  Portage  (Fr.) . 

.  w 

. Ind. 

La  Sarre . 

L’Echo . 

.  ,w 

. Ind. 

La  Trappe.  .  . 

,  La  Revue  d’Oka, 

La  Tuque. .  .  , 

(Fr.) . B-M  . 

. Agric. 

,  Echo  (Fr.) . 

.  .w 

. Ind. 

La  Sentinelle  (Fr.). . 

.  .W  . 

. Ind. 

Lennoxville  .  . 

.  Mitre . *(3  ti.  a 

yr.)  . 

...  College 

L6vis . 

L’Abeille  et  l’Erable 

(Fr.) . 

.  .M  . 

.  .  .  .Agric. 

1  ‘ 

La  Tribune  (Fr.) .  .  . 

.  .W  . 

. Ind. 

L’lslet . 

Progres  (Fr.) . 

.  .W  . 

. Ind. 

Loretteville  .  . 

La  Voix  du  Peuple 

(Fr.) . 

.  .W  . 

. Ind. 

Lotbini^re .  . . . 

Echo  de  Lotbinidre 

(Fr.) . 

.  ,W  . 

. Ind. 

Louiseville .  .  . 

L’Echo  de  Louisville 

(Fr.) . 

.W  . 

. Ind. 

•  * 

Reveil,  Le  (Fr.)  .  .  .  . 

.  W  . 

. Ind. 

Magog . 

La  Chronique . 

.W  . 

. Ind. 

Mont  Joli.  .  .  . 

Peninsulaire . 

.W  . 

....  Local 

Mont  Laurier. 

Le  Flambeau  (Fr.). . 

..W  . 

. Ind. 

Montmagny. . 

Courrier  (Fr.) . 

,W  . 

. Ind. 

‘  ‘ 

Peuple.  (Fr.) . 

.W  . 

. Con. 

Montreal .  .  .  . 

L’Action  Medicale  (Fr. 

&  Eng.) . 

.M  . 

.  .  Medical 

1493  Mt.  Royal  Ave.  E. 

‘  * 

L’Action  Nationale 

(Fr.) . 

.  M  . 

.  .  Lit-Pol. 

(except  July  &  Au, 
Box  221,  Sta.  E. 

fr  ) 

D*  / 

*  * 

L’Action  Universitaire 

(Fr.) . 

.M  . 

.  .  Gen.  In 

(except  July  and  Au, 

g.) 

2900  Mt.  Royal  Blvd. 

....  Actuality  Economique 

(French) . Q . Econ. 

535  Vigor  Ave. 

....  Agriculture  (Fr.) .  .  .B-M  . Agric. 

10  rue  St.  Jacques  0. 

....  $Ami  des  Sourds-Muets 

(French) . M  . .  The  Deaf 

7400  Blvd.  St.  Laurent 
....  Anglican  Outlook  & 

News  Digest . M  Relig. 

P.O.  Box  309,  Sta.  H. 

....  Annales  de  la  Repar¬ 
ation  (Fr.) . M  Relig. 

Pointe-aux-  Trembles 

....  Architecture . M  ...  .Archit. 

1443  Beaudry  St. 

....  Atlantic  Guardian.  .  .  .M  . Nfld. 

1500  St.  Catharine  W.  Home  Ints. 

....  L’Automobile  (Fr.) .  .  .M  . Trade 

1440  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 

....  L’Autorit6  (Fr.) . W  . Lib. 

1055  Phillips  Sq. 

....  Le  Bijou  tier  (Fr.) . M  .  .  .Jewelry 

1443  Beaudry  St. 

....  Bonne  Parole  (French)  Q  . .  .Catholic 
5375  Notre  Dame 
de  Grace 

....  Bulletin  des  Agriculteurs 

(Farmer’s  Bull’n)  (Fr.)M . Agric. 

1117  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 

....  Le  Canada  Nouveau 

(French) . W  .  .  Fr.  Can. 

1404  Plessis  St. 

....  Canadian  Banker . Q  ■  •  •  Banking 

901  Bleury  St. 

....  Canadian  Bar  Review.. M  . Legal 

1390  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

....  Canadian  Builder . M  . Bldg. 

146  Bates  Rd. 

....  Canadian  Business  .  .  .M  .  .  Com’rc’l 
530  Bd.  of  Trade  Bldg. 

....  Canadian  Exporter.  .  .M  . Trade 

1231  St.  Catherine  W. 


680 


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[1956 


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“N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son’s  Directory  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  be  gladly  cor¬ 
rected  on  advice. — Editor. 


Issued  Interest 
.  .Jew  Int. 


Place  Publication 
Montreal.  .  .  .  Can.  Jewish  Chronicle. W 
4075  St.  Lawrence  Blvd. 

Can.  Jewish  Review.  .  W  . .  .Jew  Int. 

265  Craig  St. 

Can.  Milling  &  Feed 

Journal . M  Trade 

146  Bates  Rd. 

Can.  Mining  &  Metal- 

urgical  Bulletin  .  .  .  .  M  ....  Mining 
1117  St.  Catherine  St. 

Can.  National  Mag..  .M  . R.  R. 

360  McGill  St..  Empl. 

Canadian  Nurse . M  .  .  .Nursing 

1622  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

Can.  Official  R.R.  Guide. 

with  Airlines . M  R.R. 

4-80  Lagauchetihre  St.  W. 

Can.  Railway  Club 

Magazine . M  .  .  Railroad 

P.O.  Box  162  (3) 

Can.  Sport  Monthly.  .M  . Sport 

1638  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

Can.  Textile  J’l.  .  .  .B-W  . Trade 

223  Victoria  Ave. 

Can.  Variety . M  .  .  Mer’dise 

146  Bates  Rd. 

Chasse  et  Peche . M  . .  .Hunting 

18 46  Dorchester  W..  Fishing 

Chronicle . B-W  Fin.  &  Ins. 

460  St.  John  St. 

Commerce  (French) .  .  M  ...  Com.  & 
14  St.  James  St.  E.  Indus. 

Comprehension 

(Fr.  &  Eng.) . M  ...  General 

1037  rue  St.  Denis 

Congress  Bulletin  .  .  .  .  M  ....  Jewish 
493  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

Current  Events . W  . Gen. 

770  St.  Antoine  St. 

Detaillant  en  Produits 

Alimentaires  (Fr.) .  .  M  . Food 

1440  St.  Catherine  St.  W.  Trade 

Detaillant  en  Quincail- 

lerie  (Fr.)  . M  .  Hardware 

1440  St.  Catherine  St.  W.. 

Le  Devoir  (Fr.) . D  Ind. 

430  Notre-Dame  E. 

Dimanche  Matin . W  Gen. 

775  Beaubien  St.  E. 

East  End  News . W  .  .Shopping 

3140  La  Salle  Blvd. 

Elec  tro-Mecanismes . 

(French) . M  Trade 

18 46  Dorchester  W. 

Engineering  Journal  .  .M  Eng. 

2050  Mansfield  Ave. 

L’Enseigement . M  Educ. 

6330  Iberville  St. 

Ensign . W . Cath. 

426  St.  Sulpice  St. 

L’Epicier  (Fr.) . M  .  .  .Grocery 

1242  Peel  St. 

La  Famille  (Fr.) . M  ....Family 

3745  Queen  Mary  Rd. 

Family  Herald  and 

Weekly  Star . W  .  .  In.  &  Ag. 

^  245  St.  James  St.  W. 

Fashion  Buyer . M  .  .  Womans 

146  Bates  Rd.  Fashions 

Federated  Railw’ym’n  M  .  .  .Railm’n 
11  St.  Paul  W. 

La  Ferme  (Fr.) . M  Agric. 

1236  Crescent  St.. 

Le  Film  (French) . M  Film 

975  de  Bullion  St. 

Financial  Times . W  .  .Financial 

410  St.  Nicholas  St.  W. 

Forest  and  Outdoors. .  M  ...Outdoor 

4795  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 

Le  Fournisseur  des 

Instit’s  Religieuses. 

(French) . M  Relig. 

1448  Beaudry  St, 


Place 

Montreal 


Publication  Issued  Interest 


.  Le  Foyer . M 

434  Notre  Dame  E. . 

.  Fraser’s  Can.  Trade  Dir. 

1520  Mountain  St. 

.  Fraser’s  Canad’n  Textile 
Apparel  &  Fur  Trade 

Directory . 

1520  Mountain  St. 

.  Fraser’s  Canadian 

Leather  Directory.  .  .  . 
1520  Mountain  St. 

.  Garde-Malade  (Fr.)  .  .M 
3745  Queen  Mary  Rd. 


.  Gazette . D 

1000  St.  Antoine  St. 

.  Georgian,  The . W 

1441  Drummond  St. 

.  Herald . D 

(Weekly  Ed’n.  20,  230) 
265  Vitre  St.  W. 

.  Hockey  News . W 

1434  St.  Catherine  St.  W . 
.  Hotellerie  (Fr.  & 

Eng.) . M 

Queen's  Hotel 
.  Hunting  &  Fishing  in 

Canada . M 

1231  St.  Catherine  W. 

.  Information  M6dicale  et 

Industrielle . W 

4234  de  la  Roche 
.  Insurance  Agent  and 


Broker  (Fr.  &  Eng.)M 


414  St.  James  W. 

.  Jeunesse  Canadienne 

(Fr.) . M 

254  Bloomfield  Ave. 

.  Jewish  Daily  Eagle 

(Yiddish) . D 


4075  St.  Lawrence  Blvd. 

.  Labor  World — Le  Monde 
Ouvrier  (Fr.  &  Eng.)W. 
1476  Sherbrooke  St.  W.  18 

.  Leather  World . B-M 

146  Bates  St. 

.  The  Legionary . M 

2151  Ontarion  St.  E. 

.  McGill  News . Q 

McGill  University 
3466  University  St. 

.  Ma  Paroisse  (Fr.) .  .  .  .M 
4260  Bordeaux  St. 

.  M-A-R-T  (Fr.) . M 

3587  Papineau  Ave. 

.  Masonic  News . M 

1406  Bishop  St. 

.  Messager  Canadien 

(French) . M 

8100  St.  Lawrence  Blvd. 

.  Messager  du  Tres  Saint 
Sacrement  (Fr.) .  .  .  .  M 
4480  St.  Hubert  St. 

.  Monitor . W 

2191  Hampton  Ave. 

.  Montrealer,  The . M 

770  St.  Antoine  St. 

.  Montreal  Matin  (Fr.) .  D 
1124  Marie  Anne  St.  E. . 

.  Montreal  Star  (ex.  Sun.)  D 

.  Montreal  Star . W 

245  St.  James  St.  W. 

.  M.  S.  L.  (Mt.  St.  Louis 

College) . *M 

244  Sherbrooke  St.  E. 

.  Muscle  Power . M 

4486  Colonial  Ave. 

.  Notre  Temps  (Fr.)  . .  .  W 
25  St.  James  E. 

.  La  Patrie  (French) . D 

.  La  Patrie  Sat.  Edition  W 

.  La  Patrie  Sun.  Edition  W 
1 80  St.  Catherine  St.  E. 


.  Fam’ly 
&  Farm 
.  Indus. 


.  .  .  Textiles 
&  Apparel 

. . .Shoes  & 
Leather 
.  .  .  Nursing 

.  Ind.  Con. 

....  College 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Hockey 

. Hotel 

. Sports 

.  .  .Medical 

.  Insurance 

.  .  .  .Youth 
Ints. 

. Ind. 

. Labor 

. Trade 

. .  Veterans 
.  .  .  Alumni 

. . .  Catholic 

.  .  .  Furn.  & 
Radi 
. .  Fraternal 

. .  .Catholic 

. Relig. 

. Ind. 

.  . .  .Society 

.  .  Ind-Con. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

....  College 

.  . .  Physical 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. News 


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rented  on  adviced Editor0*0^  °f  Newspapers  and  Peri°dicals”  by  permission.  Errors  will  be 


taken  from 
gladly  cor- 


Place  Publication  Issued 
Montreal ....  Le  Petit  Journal  (Fr.)  W 
5460  Royalmount  (9) 
....  Le  Pharmacien  (Fr.) .  .  M 
4234  de  la  Roche 
....  Photo- Journal  (Fr.) .  .  W 
546O  Royalmount  (9) 


.  .  La  Presse  (French)  .  .  .  D 
.  .  La  Presse  Saturday  Ed.W 
.  .  La  Presse  Farmers’ 

Weekly  (Fr.) . W 

7  St.  James  St.  W. 

.  .  Printing  Review  of 

Canada . M 

1117  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 
.  .  Prix  Courant  (Fr.) . . .  .  M 


1242  Peel  St.  (2) 

.  .  La  Propriety  et  La 

Construction  (Fr.) . .  M 
3266  Ontario  St. 

.  .  Protestant  Church 


News . M 

3140  La  Salle  Bovl. 

.  .  Quebec,  Industriel . .  .  .  M 
1846  Dorchester  S.  W. 

.  .  {Quebec  Practice 

Reports . M 

39  Notre  Dame  W. 


Interest 
. News 

.  .  .  General 
Drugs 
.  .  .  Pictori'l 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  . .  Printing 
. Trade 

. Trade 

. Prot. 

. Indu. 

. Legal 


Reader’s  Digest,  The. 

(Fr.-Eng.) . M  ...  Current 

1015  Beaver  Hall  Hill  Lit. 

Relations,  (Fr.) . M  Cath. 

8100  St.  Lawrence  Blvd. 

Revue  du  Barreau 

(F rench) . M  Legal 

(ex.  July  &  Aug.) 

100  N.  Dame  St.  E. 


Revue  Dominicaine. 

(French) . M 

5376  Ave.  N.-D.  de  Grace 
JRevue  Legale  (Fr.  & 

Eng.) . M 

(10  times  a  year) 

39  Notre  Dame  W. 

Revue  Moderne  (Fr.)  .M  . 

6225  de  Gaspe  St. 

Revue  Moteur  (Fr.)  ..M 
146  Bates  Rd. 

Revue  Municipale.  .  .  .M  ...  .Munic. 

1933  Papineau  St. 

Revue  Populaire  (Fr.)  M 
976  de  Bullion  St. 

Le  Samedi  (French)  ..W 
975  de  Bullion  St. 


.Relig. 


.  Legal 


.Home  & 
Fam. 
Auto.  T. 


.Woman’s 
Int. 
. .  .Family 


....  Seaports  and  the 

Transport  World ...  M  ..Transpor- 
1216  Greene  Ave.  tation 

....  Shipping  Register  & 

Shipbuilder . M  . .  Shipping 

1638  Sherbrooke  St.  W. 

....  Skyline  Trail . Q  ....  Hiking 

Room  284,  Windsor  Sta. 

....  South  Shore  Echo.  .  .  .W  . Ind. 

546  Victoria  Ave. 

....  Sports  Goods,  Play-. 

things . M  . Trade 

146  Bates  Rd. 

....  Sport  Illustrated . M  ....  Sports 

263  Greene  Ave.. 

....  Standard . W  . Ind. 

231  St.  James  St.  W. 

....  Teachers  Mag. .  .  *5  ti.  yr . Educ. 

202  Cote  St.  Antoine. 

....  Tech’que  (Eng.  &  Fr.)M  . Educ. 

(except  July  &  Aug.) 

606  St.  Catherine  St.  E. 

.  . . .  Terre  de  Chez  Nous 

(French) . W  . Agric. 

616  Ave.  Viger 

,  .  .  .  Tots  &  Teens . M  .  .  .Infants’ 

146  Bates  Rd.  Child’s 

Wear 


Place 

Montreal .  .  .  . 


Nicolet . 

Plessisville .  .  . 

Quebec . 


Publication  Issued 
Transport-Commercial 

(French) . M 

I46  Bates  Rd. 

Universal  Traveller.  .  .  Q 
265  St.  Catherine  St.  W. 

Vers  Demain . Bi-M 

4S85  Chabot 

Vie  Etudiante  (Fr.)  .S-M 
430  Sherbrooke  St.  E. 
Voix  Nationale  (Fr.). . M 
3502  Hutchison  St. 
Votre  Horoscope  (Fr.).M 
10176  rue  de  Martigny 


Weekend  Magazine. .  .  W 
231  St.  James  W. 

Y.M.C.A.  News . M 

(ex.  July  &  Aug.) 

1441  Drummond  St. 

Le  Nicoletain  (Fr.) .  .  .W 
La  Feuille  d'Erable 

(French) . W 

L’Action  Catholique, 

(French) . D 

Charest  Blvd. 

Les  Affairest  (Fr.) .  .  .  .  M 
4  St.  Jacques 


Annales  de  Notre  Dame 
du  Sacre  Coeur  (Fr.)M 
71  Ste  Ursule 
Le  Carabin  (Fr.) ....  *W 
29  rue  Couillard 
Chronicle-Telegraph.  .  D 
St.  Sacrement  Blvd.. 
{Culture  (Fr.  &  Eng.) .  Q 
33  L'Alverne 
Le  Documentaire  (Fr.)M 
Box  262 

Educational  Record .  .  .  Q 
Dept,  of  Education 
Enseignement  Primaire 

(French) . *M 

{Enseingment  Seeond- 

aire  au  Canada . M 

Dept,  d' Instruction 
Publique 

L’Evenement  Journal — 
see  Le  Soleil 
For§t  et  Conservation 

(French) . M 

915  St.  Cyrille  St. 
Hermes  (Eng.  &  Fr.) .  .  Q 
P.O.  Box  640. 

Laval  Medical  (Fr.) .  ,M 
(ex.  July  &  Aug.) 

Laval  University 

La  Loupe . M 

11  Place  Georges  V 
{Missions  Franciscaines 

(French) . M 

745  L’Alverne 
Naturaliste  Canadien 

(French) . B-M 

Laval  University 
Les  Pelleteries  du  Quebec, 

(Fr.  &  Eng.) . M 

885  Blvd.  Charest 
Realisons  (Fr.  & 

Eng.) . B-M 

111  Cote  de  la  Montague 
Semaine  Commerciale 

(French) . W 

4  St.  James  St. 

Semaine  Religieuse  de 

Quebec  (Fr.) . W 

3  Boulevard  Charest 
Service  Social  (Fr.)...Q 
Laval  University 
Le  Soleil — L’Evene-. 


ment  (Fr.) . Morn 

Crown  St. 

Le  Temps  (Fr.) . W 


145  Grande  Allie 


Interest 

. .  Truck  & 
Bus 

....  Travel 

. Pol. 

R.C.  Youth 
Educ. 
.  .  Nat.  Int. 

.  Astrology 

. Gen. 

. . . .  YMCA 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  Business 

. . .  Catholic 
....  College 

. Ind. 

.  .  .  Cultur’l 
.  .  .  Review 
. Educ. 

. Educ. 

. Educ. 


.  .Outdoors 
.  .Research 
.  .  .Medical 

.  .  Jewellery 
Trade 

. . .  Catholic 

. . .  .Science 
College 

. Fur 

. Com. 

....  Cmrcl. 

. . .  Catholic 

. Social 

Service 
.  .  Ind.  Lib. 
.  .  Ind.  Lib. 

. Ind. 


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Rigaud ...... 

Rimouski .  .  .  . 

Rivi&re  du 

Loup . 

Roberval . 

Rock  Island .  . 


Interrogation  (Fr.)  ..  .W 

L’Echo  (Fr.) . W 

Progress  du  Golfe  (Fr.)W 

St.  Laurent  (French). W 
L’Etoile  du  lac  (Fr.).  . W 
Stanstead  Journal.  .  .  . W 


Rouyn .  La  Fronti^re  (Fr.).  .  .  .  W 

“  .  Rouyn-Noranda  Press  W 

Ste  Agathe.  .  .  L’Echo  des  Lauren  tides 
(French) . W 

St.  Charles 
de  Belle- 

chasse .  Le  Courrier  (Fr.) . W 

St.  Hy’cinthe.  Le  Clarion  (French).  . W 

Le  Courrier  (Fr.) . W 

Le  Quebec  Laitier 

(French) . M 


St.  Jean .  Canada  Francais  (Fr.)  W 

“  . News  &  Eastern  Town¬ 

ship  Advocate  (prints 
editions  under  the 
following  headings: 
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Know!  ton . 

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.  Le  Richelieu  (Fr.)  .  . . 

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St.  Jerome.  . 

.  L’Avenirdu  Nord  (Fr.)  W 

“ 

.  Echo  du  nord  (Fr.)  . 

.W 

St.  Joseph 

d’Alma.  .  . 

.  Le  Lac  St.  Jean . 

.W 

St.  Joseph 

La  Valle  de  la  Chaudi&re, 

de  Beauce 

(French) . 

.W 

Ste.  Marie 

Beauce .  .  . 

.  Le  Guide  (Fr.) . 

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Ste  Th6r&se. . 

.  La  Voix  des  Mille-Iles.W 

Scott  Junct. . 

.  Le  Dorchester  (Fr.) .  . 

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Sept-Iles. .  .  . 

.  L’Avenir  &  S.-I.  Journal 

(Fr.  &  Eng.) . 

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Dairy 
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Shawinigan 

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Shawville .  .  . 

.  Equity . 

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Sherbrooke. . 

.  Messager  de  St.  Michel 

(French) . 

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. . .  Catholic 

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.  Observer . 

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. Ind. 

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.  Record . 

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. Ind. 

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.  Telegram . 

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. Ind. 

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.  Tribune  (French)  .  .  . 

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Sorel . 

.  Courrier  de  Sorel  (Fr.)  W  . 
.  L’Progrds  du  Richelieu 

(French) . 

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.  Le  Sorelois  (Fr.) . 

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Thetford 

Mines .... 

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.  Le  Megantic  (Fr.) .  .  . 

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.  Le  Progrds  (Fr.) . . 

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Trois 

Rivieres  . . 

.  Les  Cheneaux  (Fr.) .  . 

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Chronicle . 

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Val  d'or.  .  .  . 

.  L’Echo  Abitibien . 

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.  Star . 

,w  . 

. Ind. 

Valleyfield .  . 

.  Gazette  de  Valleyfield 

(French) . 

,w  . 

. Ind. 

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Victoria  ville. 

.  Voix  des  Bois  Francs 

(French) . 

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W  aterloo .... 

.  Journal  (French) . 

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Place  Publication 
Charlottetown  Guardian . . . 

Patriot . 


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Interest 
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Place  Publication  Issued 
Summerside.  .  Journal-Pioneer.  .  .  . T-W 
.  .  Maritime  Fur  Breed'r.M 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 


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Publication  Issued 

Interest 

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Gloucest’r  Nor’n  Li’t 

W 

Bl’cks  Harb. 

Fundy  Fisherman.  . B- W 

Campbell  ton 

Graphic . 

W 

Tribune . 

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. Ind. 

Chatham .  .  . 

Commercial- World  .  . 

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. Ind. 

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Gazette . T-W 

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Dalhousie.  .  . 

Dalhousie  News . 

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Edmundston 

Le  Madawaska  (Fr.) . 

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Fredericton . 

Brunswickan 

(dur.  coll,  yr.)  .... 

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. . .  College 

Capital  Free  Press. . . 

W 

. Ind. 

Educ.  Review.  (5  ti.  yr.) 

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Fiddlehead . 

■  Q 

.  .  .  Poetry 

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Forum  of  N.B.  Educ. 

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Gleaner . 

I) 

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Grand  Falls . 

Cataract  (Eng.  &  Fr.).W 

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Hartland .... 

Observer . 

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Moncton. . . . 

L'Evangeline. 

(French) . 

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Fermier  Acadien . 

M 

.  . .  .Agric. 

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Times-Transcript . . . . 

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(Morning  &  Evening) 


Place  Publication  Issued 


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Perth . 

Riverside .  .  .  . 


Sackville 


Saint  John 


St.  Stephen  . . 
Sussex . 


Woodstock. .  . 


North  Shore  Leader  .  ,W 

The  Victorian . W 

Educational  Review  .... 

(6  ti.  a  yr.) 

(ALB.  Teachers’  Assn.) 

Argosy . *W 

Maritime  Advocate  & 

Busy  East . M 

Maritime  Merchant  .  .  M 

Tribune- Post . S-W 

United  Churchman .  S-M 
Maritime  Farmer  &  Co¬ 
operative  Dairyman. S-M 

New  F reeman . W 

Telegraph-Journal.  . . .  D 
Even’g  Times-Globe.  .  D 
S3  Canterbury  St. 

St.  Croix  Courier . W 

King’s  County  Record.W 
Maritime  Farmer  &  Co¬ 
oper’ ve  D’ryman  .B-M 
Sentinel  Press . W 


NOVA  SCOTIA 


Place  Publication  Issued 


Amherst .  News . D 

Annapolis  R. .  Spectator . W 

Antigonish .  .  .  Casket . W 

.  .  .  Maritime  Co-op'tor.S-M 
.  . .  Xavierian  Weekly .  .  .  *W 
Arichat .  Richmond  Co.  Record  W 


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....  College 
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Berwick . Register . W 

Bridgetown..  Monitor . W 

Bridgewater. .  Bulletin  &  South  Shore 

Record . W 

Canso .  Guysboro  County  Advo¬ 

cate  &  Canso  Breeze.W, 


Interest 

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Interest 

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. Ind. 

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Dairy 

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. Ind. 

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. Ind. 

. .Ind. 

Farming, 
St’kBr'g 
. Ind. 


Interest 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 


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Place 

Dartmouth. 

Digby . 

Halifax .... 

Kentville . . . 
Lawrence- 
town .... 


Publication  Issued 

Free  Press . W 

SO  Ochterlony  St. 

Courier . W 

Chronicle  Herald  &  Mail- 

Star . D 

Commercial  News.  .  .  ,M 
59  Spring  Garden  Rd.. 
Dalhousie  Gazette. .  . *W 

Dalhousie  Review . Q 

Haligonian,  The . W 

54  Argyle  St. 
Nova-Scotia  Medical 

Bulletin . M 

C Medical  Society  of  N.S .) 

Advertiser . W 

Bulletin  of  the  Nova 
Scotia  Teachers’ 


Interest 
. Ind. 


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.  Comer'l. 

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Liverpool.  .  .  . 

Advance . 

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Progress-Enterprise. .  .  W 

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Outlook . 

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Publication 

Issued 

Interest 

Place 

Place 

Oxford . 

Parrsboro .... 

Pictou . 

Port 

Hawlcesb'ry 

Shelburne. .  .  . 
Springhill .... 

Sydney . 

Truro . 


W.  Pubnico. 
Windsor.  .  .  . 


Comer  Brook. 
Grand  Falls.  . 

Port  Union. . . 
St.  John’s. .  .  . 


Western  Star . W  . Ind. 

Advertiser . W  ..Non-part 

High  St. 

Fishermen’s  Advocate  W  . Ind. 

Atlantic  Guardian.  .  .  ,M  Nfld.  Home 

96  W ater  St.  Int. 

Diocesan  Magazine .  .  .  M  ....  Episc'l 
Diocesan  Synod,  Box  E 

Herald . W  . Ind. 

S86  Duckworth  St. 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 

Place  Publication  Issued  Interest 

Yellowknife.  .  News  of  the  North  . .  .W  . Lib. 

Served  by  air  and  boat 
.  .  North  Star . M  Ind. 


Publication  Issued 

Journal . W 

Record . W 

Advocate . W 

Victoria-Inverness 

Bulletin . W 

Coast  Guard . W 

Record . W 

Post-Record . D 

Canadian  Guernsey 
Breeders’  Journal  .  .  M 

News . D 

News . W 

Petit  Courrier  (Fr.) . . .  W 

Hant  Journal . W 

Tribune . W 

Acadia  Athenaeum. .  .  ,W 

Acadian . W 

Forward . S-M 

Maritime  Baptist . W 

Herald . W 

Light . W 


Publication  Issued 
....  Newfo’dl’d  Fisherm’n  Q 
....  Newfoundland  Journal 

of  Commerce . M 

....  News . D 

355-9  Duckworth  St. 

....  N.T.A.  Journal . M 

Nfld.  Teachers'  Assn., 
P.0.  Box.  168 

....  Observer’s  Weekly. . . .  W 

....  Telegram . D 

W ater  St. 

YUKON  TERRITORY 

Place  Publication  Issued 

Dawson  City.  News . W 

White  Horse  .  Star . W 


Interest 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Lib. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.  .  Cattle 
...  .Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 

.... Ind. 

. .  College 
...  .Ind. 

.  Temp'e 
.  .  .Relig. 

. Lib. 

_ Ind. 


Interest 
. .  .Fishing 


. .  .  .Trade 
Lib. -Con. 

. .  .Educ’n 


.  General 
. Ind. 


Interest 

. Ind. 

. Ind. 


KO  W IWUIWE 


•  ACCOUNT  BOOKS  ®  COLUMNAR  BOOKS  &  PADS 

•  CALENDAR  PADS  •  OFFICE  &  POCKET  DIARIES 

®  LOOSE  LEAF  BINDERS,  SHEETS  &  SYSTEMS 


THE  BROWN  BROTHERS  LIMITED 

25  WATERMAN  AVENUE  •  EAST  YORK 
MONTREAL  TORONTO  16  VANCOUVER 


Consult  Index  when  information  is  required. 


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CUSTOMS  AND  EXCISE 


[1956 


CANADIAN  CUSTOMS  AND  EXCISE 

EXCISE  TAXES  AND  REGULATIONS 

Excise  Taxes  and  Regulations  as  at  December  31,  1955 


Whenever  goods  mentioned  in  Schedules  One  and 
Two  of  this  Act  are  imported  into  Canada  or  taken 
out  of  warehouse,  or  manufactured  or  produced  in 
Canada  and  delivered  to  a  purchaser  thereof,  there 
shall  be  imposed,  levied  and  collected,  in  addition  to 
any  other  duty  or  tax  that  may  be  payable  under 
this  Act  or  any  other  statute  or  law,  an  excise  tax  in 
respect  of  goods  mentioned 

(a)  in  Schedule  One,  at  the  rate  set  opposite  to 
each  item  in  the  said  Schedule  computed  on  the  duty 
paid  value  or  the  sale  price  as  the  case  may  be; 

(ft)  in  Schedule  Two,  at  the  rate  set  opposite  to 
each  item  in  the  said  Schedule. 

For  the  purpose  of  determining  the  excise  tax 
payable  under  this  Part 

(i)  in  calculating  the  sale  price  of  goods  manu¬ 
factured  or  produced  in  Canada  there  shall  be 
included  the  amount  charged  as  price  for  or  in 
respect  of  (i)  the  wrapper,  package,  box,  bottle  or 
other  container  in  which  the  goods  are  contained, 
and  (ii)  any  other  goods  contained  in  or  attached 
to  such  wrapper,  package,  box,  bottle  or  other 
container;  and 

(ii)  in  calculating  the  duty  paid  value  of  imported 
goods  that,  when  imported,  are  wrapped,  packaged, 
put  up  in  boxes  or  bottles  or  otherwise  prepared 
lor  sale,  there  shall  be  added  to  the  value  of  the 
goods  as  determined  in  the  manner  prescribed  in  this 
Part  the  value,  similarly  determined,  of  the  wrapper, 
package,  box,  bottle  or  other  container  in  which 
the  goods  are  contained,  and  such  wrapper,  package, 
tbox,  bottle  or  other  container  shall  be  deemed  to  be 
subject  to  the  same  rate  of  duty  as  the  goods  con¬ 
tained  therein. 

The  same  provision  is  made  for  the  sales  tax. 

Schedule  I 

1.  Automobiles  adapted  or  adaptable  for  passenger 

use,  with  seating  capacity  for  not  more  than  ten 
persons  each . 10  per  cent 

Provided  that  the  tax  on  automobiles  shall  apply 
on  the  total  price  charged  for  such  automobiles,  which 
price  shall  include  all  charges  for  accessories,  optional 
equipment,  advertising,  financing,  servicing,  warranty, 
or  any  other  charges  contracted  for  at  the  time  of  sale, 
whether  charged  for  separately  or  not; 

Provided  further,  that  the  tax  shall  not  apply  to 
automobiles  imported  under  Customs  Tariff  items 
702,704,  705a,  706,  707  and  708. 

2.  Articles,  materials  or  preparations  of  whatever 

composition  or  in  whatever  form,  commonly  or  commer¬ 
cially  known  as  toilet  articles,  preparations  or  cosmetics, 
which  are  intended  for  use  or  application  for  toilet 
purposes,  or  for  use  in  connection  with  the  care  of 
the  human  body,  including  the  hair,  nails,  eyes, 
teeth,  or  any  other  part  or  parts  thereof,  whether  for 
cleansing,  deodorizing,  beautifying,  preserving  or 
restoring,  and  to  include  shaving  soaps  and  shaving 
creams,  antiseptics,  bleaches,  depilatories,  perfumes, 
scents  and  similar  preparations . 10  per  cent 

Motorcycles  and  all  other  two-  or  three-wheeled 
motor  drive  vehicles  including  motors  for  attachment 
to  bicycles  but  not  including  vehicles  specially 
designed  for  carrying  goods  or  for  use  by  invalids 
. 10  per  cent 

4.  Devices  commonly  or  commercially  known  as 
lighters,  which  produce  sparks,  flame  or  heat,  whether 
or  not  in  combination  with  other  articles,  on  the  separ¬ 
ate  or  combined  value  as  the  case  may  be.  .10  per  cent 

6.  (a)  Phonographs,  record  playing  devices,  radio 
broadcasting  receiving  sets  or  any  combination  of 
the  foregoing  and  tubes  therefor;  any  apparatus  or 
device  that  enables  a  person  to  hear  programmes  of 
music  distributed  by  any  means  whatever  or  radio 
broadcasting  programmes  distributed  by  any  means 
whatever;  but  this  paragraph  does  not  include  any 
article  coming  within  paragraph  ( b )  of  this  section 
. - . 15  per  cent 


(5)  Television  receiving  sets  and  tubes  therefor; 

any  apparatus  or  device  that  enables  a  person  to  see 
or  to  see  and  hear,  television  programmes  distributed 
by  any  means  whatever  or  television  radio  broad¬ 
casting  programmes  distributed  by  any  means  what¬ 
ever . 15  per  cent 

7.  Coin,  disc  or  token  operated  slot  machines  and 
vending  machines;  coin,  disc  or  token  operated  games 
or  amusement  devices  of  all  kinds . 10  per  cent 

9.  Ash  trays;  tobacco  pipes;  cigar  and  cigarette 

holders;  cigarette  rolling  devices  and  other  smokers’ 
accessories,  not  to  include  lighters,  matches  or 
tobacco . 10  per  cent 

10.  Fountain  pens;  ball-point  pens;  ink  pencils; 

propelling  pencils;  desk  sets  and  all  other  desk  acces¬ 
sories  . 1 0  per  cent 

11.  Cigars . 15  per  cent 

12.  Matches . 10  per  cent 

13.  (a)  Clocks  and  watches  adapted  to  household  or 

personal  use,  except  railway  men’s  watches,  and  those 
specially  designed  for  the  use  of  the  blind,  and  alarm 
clocks  where  the  sale  price  by  the  Canadian  manu¬ 
facturer  or  the  duty  paid  value  of  those  imported 
does  not  exceed  ten  dollars . 10  per  cent 

(ft)  Articles  of  all  kinds  made  in  whole  or  in  part  of 
ivory,  jet,  amber,  coral,  mother  of  pearl,  natural 
shells,  tortoise  shell,  jade,  onyx,  lapis  lazuli,  or  other 

semi-precious  stones . 10  per  cent 

The  tax  on  the  articles  enumerated  in  paragraphs 
(a)  and  (6)  of  this  section  does  not  apply  to  the 
goods  mentioned  therein  where  the  sale  price  by 
the  Canadian  manufacturer  or  the  duty  paid  value 
of  the  goods  imported,  does  not  exceed  one  dollar. 

(c)  Articles  commonly  or  commercially  known  as 
jewellery,  whether  real  or  imitation,  including  dia¬ 
monds  and  other  precious  or  semi-precious  stones  for 
personal  use  or  for  adornment  of  the  person;  gold¬ 
smiths’  and  silversmiths’  products  except  plated  table 
knives,  forks  and  spoons;  pewterware;  Articles  of  cut 
glassware,  crystal  glassware,  cut  or  not,  etched  glass¬ 
ware,  or  metal  decorated  glassware;  Articles  of  china, 
porcelain,  earthenware,  marble,  stoneware,  or  other 
pottery  ware,  except  articles  for  use  in  the  preparation 
or  serving  of  food  or  drink  or  except  where  they  are 
sold  or  imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  electric  lamps . 10  per  cent 

The  tax  on  the  articles  enumerated  in  paragraph 
(c)  of  this  section  does  not  apply  to  the  goods  en- 
tioned  therein  where  the  sale  price  by  the  Canadian 
manufacturer,  or  the  duty  paid  value  of  the  goods 
imported,  does  not  exceed  fifty  cents. 

14.  Carbonated  beverages,  aerated  waters,  unfer¬ 

mented  fruit  juice  beverages  (not  including  beverages 
at  least  ninety-five  per  cent  of  which  consists  of  pure 
juice  of  the  fruit)  and  imitations  thereof  and  all  other 
compounded  or  mixed  soft  drinks  and  all  mixtures  or 
products  advertised  or  sold  for  making  soft  drink 
beverages  or  imitations  thereof,  whether  sold  in 
liquid,  concentrated  or  in  dry  form  except  where 
the  mixture  or  product  is  advertised  or  sold  for 
making  soft  drink  beverages  or  imitations  thereof 
for  sale . 10  per  cent 

15.  Candy,  chocolate,  chewing  gum  and  confec¬ 

tionery  that  may  be  classed  as  candy  or  a  substitute 
for  candy . 10  per  cent 

Schedule  II 

1.  Carbonic  acid  gas  and  similar  preparations  to  be 

used  for  aerating  non-alcoholic  beverages . 

. 25  cents  per  pound 

2.  Cigarettes,  manufactured  tobacco  and  Canadian 

raw  leaf  tobacco: — (a)  For  each  five  cigarettes  or 
fraction  of  five  cigarettes  contained  in  any  package 
•  ■ •  . .  2  cents 

(6)  For  each  pound  of  manufactured  tobacco, 

including  snuff  but  not  including  cigars  and  cigarettes, 
contained  in  any  package . 80  cents 

(c)  For  each  pound  of  Canadian  raw  leaf  tobacco 
when  sold  for  consumption  in  Canada . 8  cents 


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685 


Sundry  Taxes 

Playing  cards.  For  every  fifty  four  cards  or  fraction 
of  fifty  four  cards  in  each  package  imported  or  manu- 
•actured  in  Canada  .  .  .  . . per  pack  20  cents 

Wines.  Wines  of  all  kinds  containing  not  more  than 

seven  per  cent  of  absolute  alcohol  by  volume . 

•  •  •  •  •  . per  gallon  25  cents 

.  Wines  of  all  kinds,  except  sparkling  wines,  contain¬ 
ing  more  than  seven  per  cent  of  absolute  alcohol  by 
volume  but  not  more  than  forty  per  cent  of  proof 
sP*rit . per  gallon  50  cents 

Champagne  and  all  other  sparkling  wines . 

. per  gallon  $2.50 

Sales  Tax 

A  Sales  Tax  is  collected  of  10  per  centum  on  the 
sale  price  of  all  goods  produced  or  manufactured  in 
Canada,  including  the  amount  of  excise  duties  when 
the  goods  are  sold  in  bond,  the  tax  to  be  payable 
by  the  producer  or  manufacturer  at  the  time  of  the 
sale  thereof  by  him,  and  of  a  like  tax  upon  the  duty 
paid  value  of  imported  goods  the  tax  to  be  payable 
by  the  importer,  or  transferee  who  takes  the  goods 
out  of  bond  at  the  time  when  the  goods  are  imported 
or  taken  out  of  warehouse  for  consumption.  Note — 
This  tax  is  not  payable  on  certain  exemptions  (see 
below  and  page  800.) 

Exemptions 

(1)  The  said  consumption  or  sales  tax  shall  not 
be  payable  in  the  following  cases,  that  is  to  say: 

(а)  on  goods  exported;  or 

(б)  on  sale  by  a  licensed  manufacturer  or  producer 
to  another  licensed  manufacturer  or  producer  of  goods 
to  be  used  in  the  production  of  articles  for  sale;  or 

(c)  on  goods  imported  by  a  licensed  manufacturer 
if  the  goods  are  partly  manufactured  goods;  or 

(d)  imported  by  a  licensed  wholesaler  on  importa¬ 
tion;  or 

(e)  sold  by  a  licensed  manufacturer  to  a  licensed 
wholesaler;  or 

(/)  sold  by  a  licensed  wholesaler  to  a  licensed  manu¬ 
facturer  if  the  goods  are  partly  manufactured  goods; 

or 

(ff)  sold  by  a  licensed  wholesaler  to  another  licensed 
wholesaler:  Provided  that  if  a  licensed  wholesaler 
sells  goods  to  another  licensed  wholesaler  at  a  price 
less  than  the  value  upon  which  the  tax  would  be 
computed  under  paragraph  (c)  of  the  last  preceding 
subsection,  the  vendor  shall  forthwith  become  liable 
to  pay  the  tax  upon  the  difference  between  such  value 
and  his  sale  price. 

(ft)  used  in  the  manufacture  or  production  of  goods 
in  Canada. 

Goods  exempt  from  Sales  Tax  are  indicated  in  the 
Tariff  under  Schedule  A;  also  see  list  of  goods  exempt 
page  800. 

Sales  Tax  Licences 

Every  manufacturer  or  producer  shall  take  out  an 
annual  licence,  for  the  purpose  of  this  Part,  and  the 
Minister  may  prescribe  a  fee  therefor,  not  exceeding 
two  dollars. 

The  Minister  may  nevertheless  direct  that  any 
class  of  small  manufacturer  or  producer  selling  his 
product  exclusively  by  retail  shall  be  exempt  from 


payment  of  consumption  or  sales  tax  on  goods 
manufactured  or  produced  by  him  and  persons  so 
exempted  shall  not  be  given  a  licence. 

Such  exemption  may  be  withdrawn  by  the  Minister. 

A  bona  fide  wholesaler  or  jobber  may  be  granted 
an  annual  licence  and  the  Minister  may  prescribe  a 
fee  therefor  not  exceeding  two  dollars. 

Upon  the  cancellation  or  expiration  of  the  licence 
granted  to  any  licensed  wholesaler,  the  tax  imposed 
by  section  eighty-six  shall  be  forthwith  payable 
upon  all  goods  then  in  the  possession  of  the  said 
licensee,  which  have  been  purchased  free  of  tax  by 
virtue  of  the  said  licence;  the  tax  shall  be  paid  at 
the  rate  in  force  when  the  said  licence  is  cancelled 
or  expiree  and  is  not  renewed  and  shall  be  computed 
in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  paragraph  (c) 
of  subsection  one  of  section  eighty-six. 

SCHEDULE 
EXCISE  ACT 
Beer 

Beer.  Upon  all  beer  or  malt  liquor,  per  gallon  38  cents 
Subject  to  an  allowance  for  loss  in  production  based 
on  the  duty  assessed  on  beer  or  malt  liquor  pro¬ 
duced,  of 

(a)  five  per  cent  when  yeast  sediment  is  included,  or 

(b)  three  per  cent  when  yeast  sediment  is  not 
included. 

Spirits 

On  every  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof  distilled 
in  Canada,  except  as  hereinafter  otherwise  provided, 
twelve  dollars,  and  so  in  proportion  for  any  greater  or 
less  strength  than  the  strength  of  proof  and  for  any 
less  quantity  than  a  gallon: 

2.  (a)  On  every  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof  used 
in  the  manufacture  of  patent  and  proprietary 
medicines,  extracts,  essences  and  pharma¬ 
ceutical  preparations,  one  dollar  and  fifty 
cents  and  so  in  proportion  for  any  greater  or 
less  strength  than  the  strength  of  proof  and 
for  any  less  quantity  than  a  gallon; 

2.  (ft)  On  every  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof  used 
in  the  production  of  such  chemical  composi¬ 
tions  as  are  from  time  to  time  approved  by 
the  Governor  in  Council,  fifteen  cents,  and  so 
in  proportion  for  any  greater  or  less  strength 
than  the  strength  of  proof  and  for  any  less 
quantity  than  a  gallon; 

(3)  upon  spirits  sold  to  any  druggist  licensed 
under  this  Act,  and  used  exclusively  in  the 
preparation  of  prescriptions  for  medicines 
and  pharmaceutical  preparations,  the  duty  of 
excise  shall  be,  on  every  gallon  of  the  strength 
of  proof,  one  dollar  and  fifty  cents  and  so  in 
proportion  for  any  greater  or  less  strength 
than  the  strength  of  proof  and  for  any  less 
quantity  than  a  gallon; 

(4)  spirits  used  solely  in  the  manufacture  of 
vinegar  by  a  manufacturer  of  vinegar  licensed 
under  this  Act  shall  be  subject  to  no  duty 
or  excise. 

(5)  spirits  distilled  from  wine  produced  from 
native  fruits  and  used  in  any  bonded  manu¬ 
factory  for  the  treatment  of  domestic  wine 
are  subject  to  no  duty  of  excise. 


Established  1877 

Robinson  &  Heath 

Customs  Brokers  and  Forwarders 

Head  Office  Branch  Office 

32  West  Front  St.  169  Colborne  Street  East 

TORONTO,  ONT.  OAKVILLE,  ONT. 

Telephone  EM.  4-1202  Telephone  Victor  5-2301 

Shipments  cleared  at  any  port  in  Canada 


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(6)  spirits  used  directly  in  the  manufacture  of 
toilet  preparations  or  cosmetics  on  which 
excise  tax  is  applicable  under  schedule  1  of 
the  Excise  Tax  Act,  are  subject  to  no  duty 
of  excise. 

Upon  imported  spirits  when  taken  into  a  bonded 
manufactory,  in  addition  to  any  of  the  duties  other¬ 
wise  imposed,  upon  every  gallon  of  the  strength  of 
proof,  thirty  cents,  and  so  in  proportion  for  any 
greater  or  less  strength  than  the  strength  of  proof 
and  for  any  less  quantity  than  a  gallon. 

Canadian  Brandt 

On  every  gallon  the  strength  of  proof,  ten  dollars, 
and  so  in  proportion  for  any  greater  or  less  strength 
than  the  strength  of  proof  and  for  any  less  quantity 
than  a  gallon. 

Tobacco,  Cigars  and  Cigarettes 

Manufactured  tobacco  of  all  descriptions  except 
cigarettes,  per  pound  actual  weight,  thirty-five 
cents. 

Cigarettes  weighing  not  more  than  two  and  one- 
half  pounds  per  thousand,  four  dollars  per  thousand. 
Weighing  more  than  two  and  one-half  pounds  per 
thousand,  five  dollars  per  thousand. 


Cigars,  one  dollar  per  thousand. 

Canadian  raw  leaf  tobacco,  when  sold  for  con¬ 
sumption,  twenty  cents  per  pound. 

SPECIAL  CUSTOMS  TARIFF  TAXES 
Schedule  A 
Spirits,  Wine,  Tobacco 

I.  There  shall  be  levied,  collected  and  paid  on  the 
following  goods,  whether  dutiable  or  not  dutiable, 
when  imported  from  any  country,  the  additional 
duties  of  Customs  hereinafter  specified: — 

(a)  Whisky,  brandy,  rum,  gin  and  all  other  goods 

specified  in  Customs  Tariff  Items  156,  156b, 
per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof . $8.00 

( b )  Ale,  beer,  porter  and  stout..  .  .per  gallon  38c 

(e)  Wines  of  all  kinds,  except  sparkling  wines, 

containing  not  more  than  forty  per  cent,  of 
proof  spirit . per  gallon  42  ]4c. 

(d)  Champagne  and  all  other  sparkling  wines. 

per  gallon  $1.75 

(e)  cut  tobacco  and  manufactured  tobacco. 

per  lb.  15c. 

The  above  special  Duties  came  into  force  on 
the  twenty-fifth  day  of  June,  nineteen  hundred  and 
forty. 


CANADIAN  TARIFF  OF  CUSTOMS 

Note — The  rates  given  in  this  edition  of  the  Tariff  are  assigned  according  to  the  best  available 
authorities.  We,  however,  disclaim  all  responsibility  should  the  rates  assigned  not  be  verified  as  correct  by 
the  rulings  of  the  Department. 


EXPLANATION  OF  RATES  OF  DUTY 

1.  Rates  of  Duty  are  given  in  3  columns;  the  first  is  the  British  Preferential  Tariff,  (see  Note  II  following) 
the  second  is  the  most  Favoured  Nations  rate,  (see  Note  2) ,  and  the  third  is  the  General  Tariff  (see  Note  13) . 
The  rate  of  Duty  is  per  cent,  ad  valorem  except  when  otherwise  specified.  Where  a  single  rate  with  2  blanks 
is  shown,  (generally  under  Most  Favoured  Nations),  example:  — ;  10%;  — ,  the  entry  is  an  “extract”  from 
the  main  item  in  the  official  Customs  Tariff  and  is  a  special  rate  applying  only  to  that  column  When  word 
Free  is  printed  once  only  it  applies  to  all  tariff. 

In  addition  to  these  rates  the  following  taxes:  Sales  Tax  10%  on  duty  paid  value;  and  special  Excise 
taxes,  beginning  on  page  684.  See  notes  on  pages  686-692. 

Exemptions  are  shown  against  specific  items. 


Countries  Entitled  to  Most  Favoured  Nation  Rates 
2.  Subject  to  regulations,  the  following  countries  enjoy  Most  Favoured  Nation  rates: 

BRITISH  commonwealth  countries  .  sions;  Germany,  Western ;  Greece;  Guam;  Guatemala ; 

Africa,  South  Union  of  (including  the  Mandated  Hawaii;  Haiti;  Holland;  Hong  Kong;  Iceland1 
of  South  W.»t  Af™ay.  A„«+Tol,o  rw™™-  I  Indonesia,  Republic  of;  Iran;  Iraq;  Israel;  Italy; 

Japan;  Lebanon;  Liberia;  Lichtenstein;  Luxembourg; 
Mexico ;  Netherlands,  Netherlands  Indies,  Curacao, 
and  Surinam;  Nicaragua;  Norway;  Palestine;  Pan¬ 
ama,  Republic  of;  Panama  Canal  Zone;  Paraguay* 
Peru;  Philippine  Islands;  Poland;  Porto  Rico;  Por¬ 
tugal;  Portuguese  Adjacent  Islands,  Portuguese  Over¬ 
seas  Provinces;  El  Salvador;  Samoa,  American; 
^erb,  Croat  and  Slovene  Kingdom;  Spain;  Balearic 
and  Canary  Islands,  Spanish  Colonies  and  Territories 
in  Africa,  Spanish  Territories  in  Gulf  of  Guinea, 
Spanish  Protectorate  Zone  in  Morocco,  Places  in  Mo¬ 
rocco  under  Spanish  Sovereignty ;  Sweden;  Switzer- 
land,  Syria;  Turkey;  United  States  of  America* 
Uruguay;  Venezuela;  Virgin  Islands,  U.S.A.  (St 
Croix,  St.  John  and  St.  Thomas). 

4.  Under  the  West  Indies  Trade  agreement,  all  items  designated  by  articles  I  and  II  nno-e  fiss 

from  the  colonies  included  in  W  I.  T.  Trade  Agreement  have  the  advantage  of  W  per  celt  the  Genera8 
Noteff15)hen  COmm8  mt°  Canada’  except  those  items  under  Schedule  A.  which  have  a  special  rate  (see 

SALES  TAX 

5.  Items  exempt  from  Sales  Tax  are  usually  so  marked.  For  complete  list  of  exemptions  and  conditions 

under  which  same  is  allowed  see  page  800.  Also  see  Sales  Tax  page  685  1  conditions 

(se6e  Section  15“' pagUeSfL °f  eDemy  °rigin  "d  fr°m  countriea  f^erly  under  control  of  the  enemy, 
Dumping,  See  Page  689. 

For  notes  re  Customs  Procedure,  Refunds,  Damaged  Goods,  etc  (see  page  795) 

S.  T.  stands  for  Sales  Tax.  ’ 

P.  S.  stands  for  Proof  Spirits. 


Territory  of  South  West  Africa) ;  Australia,  Common¬ 
wealth  of;  British  non-self-governing  Colonies  and 
Protectorates;  British  West  Indies;  Cameroons, 
Mandated  Territory  of  the;  Ceylon;  Eire;  Great 
Britain  and  Northern  Ireland,  India;  New  Zealand 
(including  Western  Samoa  and  the  Cook  Islands); 
Pakistan;  Palestine;  Rhodesia  Southern;  Tanganyika, 
Mandated  Territory  of;  Togoland,  Mandated  Terri¬ 
tory  of. 

FOREIGN  COUNTRIES 

Argentine  Republic;  Austria;  Belgium,  Colonies 
and  Possessions;  Bolivia;  Brazil;  Burma;  Chile;  China; 
Colombia;  Costa  Rica;  Cuba;  Czechoslovakia;  Den¬ 
mark;  Dominican  Republic;  Ecuador;  Egypt;  Ethio¬ 
pia;  Finland;  Formosa;  France.  Colonies  and  Posses- 


Meaning  of  Terms  Used 
1.  Unless  the  context  otherwise  requires: — 
(o)_The  initials  “M.  ft.”  represent  and  have  the 
meaning  of  the  words  “one  thousand  feet  board 
measure;” 

(6). The  initials  “n.o.p.”  represent  and  have  the 
meaning  of  the  words  “not  otherwise  provided  for;” 
and  n.e.s.  is  an  abbreviation  of  “not  elsewhere 
specified.” 


(c)  The  expression  “gallon”  means  an  Imperial 
gallon; 

(d)  The  expression  “ton”  means  two  thousand 
pounds  avoirdupois; 

„  W  The*  ,exP!'essi°n  "proof,”  “proof  spirit”  or 
proof  spirits,  when  applied  to  wines  or  spirits 
of  any  kind,  means  spirits  of  a  strength  equal  to 
that  of  pure  ethyl  alcohol  compounded  with  dis¬ 
tilled  water  in  such  proportions  that  the  resultant 


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mixture  shall  at  a  temperature  of  sixty-two  degrees 
Fahrenheit  have  a  specific  gravity  of  0.9187  as  com¬ 
pared  with  that  of  distilled  water  at  the  same  tem¬ 
perature  : 

(/)  “Hoop,  band  and  strip”  when  applied  to  metals 
mean  flat  forms  not  more  than  fourteen  inches  in 
width  and  less  than  .1S75  inch  in  thickness. 

(g)  “in  diameter”  when  applied  to  pipes  and  tubes 
means  the  actual  inside  diameter; 

(h)  “plate”  when  applied  to  metals  means  a  rec¬ 
tangle,  circle  or  swetch  as  cut  in  a  plate  mill,  more 
than  fourteen  inches  in  width  and  .1875  inch  or 
more  in  thickness,  with  variations  from  such  thick¬ 
ness  not  exceeding  .015  inch. 

(0  “sheet”  when  applied  to  metals  means  a  rec¬ 
tangle  more  than  fourteen  inches  in  width  and  less 
than  a  plate  in  thickness.  “Sheet*’  aluminum  is  any 
width  over  4  inches. 

O’)  The  initials  “p.c.”  in  any  one  of  the  Tariff 
Columns  in  Schedule  “A”  to  this  Act  represent  and 
have  the  meaning  of  the  words  “per  centum,  ad 
valorem;” 

(k)  The  word  “free”  in  any  one  of  the  Tariff 
Columns  in  Schedule  “A”  means  that  the  goods 
opposite  which  the  word  appears,  and  to  which  the 
Tariff  in  said  Column  applies,  may  be  imported  and 
taken  out  of  warehouse  for  consumption  in  Canada, 
without  duty; 

( l )  The  expression  “iron”  includes  “steel.” 

11.  BRITISH  PREFERENTIAL  TARIFF 

UNITED  KINGDOM-CANADA  TRADE  AGREEMENT 

1.  The  rates  of  customs  duties,  if  any,  set  forth  in 
Column  1,  “ British  Preferential  Tariff ,”  shall  apply 
to  goods  the  produce  or  manufacture  of  the  following 
British  countries  when  conveyed  without  tranship¬ 
ment  from  a  port  of  any  British  country  enjoying  the 
benefits  of  the  British  Preferential  Tariff  into  a  sea 
or  river  port  of  Canada: 

United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  Northern 
Ireland;  Union  of  South  Africa;  Australia;  New 
Zealand;  India;  Pakistan;  Ceylon;  Eire;  British 
West  Indies,  including  Bahamas,  Jamaica,  Bar¬ 
bados,  Trinnidad  and  Tobago,  Antigua,  St.  Chris- 
topher-Nevis,  Dominica,  Montserrat,  Virgin  Islands, 
Grenada,  St.  Vincent,  St.  Lucia,  Turks  and  Caicos 
Islands;  Ascension;  Bermuda;  British  Guiana; 
British  Honduras;  British  North  Borneo;  Brunei; 
Basutoland;  Bechuanaland  Protectorate;  British 
Solomon  Islands  Protectorate;  Cyprus;  Channel 
Islands;  Cayman  Islands;  Cameroons,  British  Sphere 
of  the;  Cook  Islands;  Fiji;  Falkland  Islands;  Gold 
Coast;  Gambia;  Gilbert  and  Ellice  Islands;  Isle 
of  Man;  Kenya  Colony  and  Protectorate;  Malay 
States,  Federated;  Malay  States,  Unfederated; 
Johore,  Kedah,  Kelantan,  Perlis  and  Trengganu; 
Malta;  Mauritius  and  Dependencies  thereof;  Northern 
Rhodesia;  Nyassaland  Protectorate;  Nigeria  Colony 
and  Protectorate;  New  Guinea;  Norfolk  Island; 
Nauru,  Mandated  Territory  of;  Papua;  St.  Helena; 
Southern  Rhodesia;  Sierra  Leone;  Straits  Settle¬ 
ments;  Seychelles;  Sarawak;  Somaliland  Protectorate; 
Swaziland;  Tanganyika  Territory;  Togoland,  British 
Sphere  of;  Tonga  or  Friendly  Islands;  Uganda  Pro¬ 
tectorate;  Western  Samoa;  Zanzibar. 

Any  other  British  Colony  of  Protectorate  or  Terri¬ 
tory  under  British  Trusteeship,  admitted  to  the 
benefits  of  the  British  Preferential  Tariff  in  Canada, 
in  the  manner  hereinafter  provided; 

Provided  howevei,  that  goods  entitled  to  thf 
benefit*  of  the  British  Preferential  Tariff  shall  be 
accorded  such  benefits  when  such  goods  are  shipped 
on  a  through  bill  of  lading  consigned  to  a  consignee 
in  a  specified  port  in  Canada  when  such  goods  are 
transferred  at  a  port  of  a  British  colony  or  possession 
enjoying  the  benefits  of  the  British  Preferential  Tariff, 
and  conveyed  without  further  transhipment  into  a 
sea  or  river  port  of  Canada. 

BRITISH  CONTENT 

Goods  to  enjoy  the  British  Preferential  Tariff  are 
required  to  be  50%  Empire  material  and  labour  unless 
specifically  varied  as  per  list  following: 

Every  manufactured  article  to  be  admitted  under 
the  British  Preferential  Tariff  must  be  bona  fide  the 
manufacture  of  a  British  country  entitled  to  the 
benefits  of  the  British  Preferential  Tariff,  and  a 
substantial  portion  of  the  value  of  the  manufactured 
article  must  have  been  produced  by  industry  in  one 
or  more  of  such  countries. 


In  respect  of  the  under-mentioned  commodities, 
the  requirement  of  one-half  British  content  is  reduced 
to  the  proportion  indicated  in  each  case: 

Commodity 

Requirement  of  one-half 
British  contents  is  reduced  to 

Alcoholic  perfumes  and  perfumed  spirits .  34 

Brushes .  3| 

Chemicals  and  Drugs: 

Group  1 — Tartaric  acid  and  all  tartrates .  34 

Group  2 — Antimony  oxide .  34 

Bismuth  metal  and  oxides  or  salts  of  bismuth. 
Group  3 — Mercury  metal  and  all  chemical  com¬ 
pounds  of  mercury,  not  including  pharma¬ 
ceutical  or  other  preparations  of  which  mer¬ 
cury  or  a  mercury  chemical  compound  is  only 

one  of  several  constituents .  34 

Group  4 — Potassium  metal,  potassium  hydrox¬ 
ide  and  salts  of  potassium .  34 

Group  5 — Bromine,  bromides  and  other  definite 
chemical  compounds  containing  bromine,  but 
not  including  pharmaceutical  or  other  prepa¬ 
rations  of  which  bromine  or  a  bromine  chemi¬ 
cal  compound  is  only  one  of  several  con¬ 
stituents  .  34 

Group  6 — Iodine,  iodides  and  other  definite 
chemical  compounds  containing  iodine,  but 
not  including  pharmaceutical  or  other  prepa¬ 
rations  of  which  iodine  or  an  iodine  chemical 
compound  is  only  one  of  several  constituents .  34 
Group  7 — The  following  organic  bases  and  all 

salts  thereof .  34 

Asparagin,  asp idosy per  mine,  benzol  ecgonine, 
boldin  alkaloids,  caulophyllin,  chelidonine,  cornutine, 
daturine,  ephedrine,  hydrastin,  hydrastinine,  iridin, 
pereirine,  pilocarpine,  quebrachamin,  quebrachin, 
sabadine,  sabadinine,  solanidine,  solanine,  veratrine, 
yohimbine. 

Group  8 — Drugs  such  as  barks,  flowers,  roots, 
beans,  berries,  balsams,  bulbs,  fruits,  insects, 
grains,  gums,  gum  resins  and  oleo-resins, 
herbs,  leaves,  nuts,  fruit  and  stem  seeds, 
glucosides;  infusions,  tinctures  and  extracts 

thereof . 34 

Group  9 — Agar  agar,  sweet  almond  oil,  coriander 
oil,  curara,  turpentine  and  spirits  of  turpen¬ 
tine  .  34 

Group  10 — All  essential  oils  (including  turpene- 
less  oils). 

N.B. — In  invoicing  the  chemicals  and  drugs 
enumerated  in  the  above  groups,  in  addition  to  the 
name  group  number  of  each  should  be  given  if  at 
all  possible. 

When  the  chemicals  and  drugs  provided  for  in  the 
aforementioned  groups  are  sold  under  a  trade  name 
or  description  and  are  invoiced  under  such  trade 
name  or  description,  the  invoice,  in  addition  to 
giving  the  relative  group  number,  should  also  give, 
if  possible,  the  ordinary  pharmaceutical  or  chemical 
name  of  each  product. 

Commodity 

Requirement  of  one-half 
British  content  is  reduced  to 
Cotton  fabrics  not  further  manufactured  than 

bleached .  34 

Cotton  yarns . . .  34 

Manila  rope,  not  exceeding  134  inches  in  circum¬ 
ference,  when  used  exclusively  for  the  fisheries, 
not  to  include  ropes  commonly  used  for  sports¬ 
men’s  purposes .  34 

Pure  manila  rope . _ . .  .  1/6 

Processed  almonds  (almond  paste,  split,  strip, 

flake  and  nib  almonds) .  34 

Soya  bean  flour . . .  34 

Certificates  of  origin  “B”  on  invoice  forms  “M-B” 

and  “N-B”  shall  be  altered  where  necessary  to 

conform  to  the  above  changes  in  the  British  content 
requirement. 

11a  Ten  Per  Cent  Additional  Discount 
The  importer  of  goods  entitled  to  the  benefits  of 
he  British  Preferential  Tariff  shall  be  entitled  to  a 
liscount  of  ten  per  centum  od  the  amount  of  duty 
computed  under  such  Tariff,  when  such  goods  are 
conveyed  without  transhipment  from  a  port  of  a 
^ountrv  enjoying  the  beneBts  of  the  British  Preferen¬ 
tial  Tariff  into  a  sea  or  river  port  of  Canada  on 
importation  and  when  such  goods  are  shipped  on 
a  through  bill  of  lading  consigned  to  a  consignee  in  a 


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specified  port  in  Canada,  when  such  goods  are  trans¬ 
ferred  at  a  port  of  a  British  Colony  or  possession  nol 
enjoying  the  benefits  of  the  British  Referential  Tariff 
and  conveyed  without  further  transhipment  into  a 
sea  or  river  port  of  Canada 

Provided,  however,  that  this  discount  shall  not 
apply  to  duties  on  any  of  the  following  articles,  viz., 
wines,  malt  liquors,  spirits,  spirituous  liquors,  liquid 
medicines  and  articles  containing  alcohol;  sugar, 
tobacco,  cigars  and  cigarettes. 

Provided  further  that  this  discount  shall  not  apply 
in  the  oase  in  whioh  the  duty  does  not  exceed  fifteen 
per  centum  ad  valorem,  or,  in  the  case  of  a  specific 
duty  or  a  speoifio  and  ad  valorem  duty  combined  in 
whioh  the  computed  rate  does  not  exoeed  fifteen  pei 
oentum  ad  valorem,  or  to  goods  admitted  into  Canada 
whioh  have  the  benefit  of  reductions  provided  for  in 
the  Canada-West  Indies  Trade  Agreement  1926 
Note — The  10%  additional  discount  does  not  apply 
when  the  British  preferential  tariff  is  the  same  rate 
as  Most-Favored-Nation  tariff  agreed  to  at  Geneva. 

Excise  duties  or  excise  taxes  and  customs  duties 
shall  be  disregarded  in  estimating  the  market  value 
of  goods  for  the  purposes  of  special  duty  when  the 
goods  are  entitled  to  entry  under  the  British  Preferen¬ 
tial  Tariff  or  any  other  tariff. 

lib.  United  Kinqdom-Canada  Trade  Agreement 
This  Agreement  went  into  force  on  September  1st, 
1937,  assuring  Great  _  Britain  various  reductions 
which  are  embodied  in  the  British  Preferential 
Tariff  column. 

This  Agreement  also  extends  to  goods  from  all  the 
non-self-governing  colonies  and  Protectorates,  the 
mandated  Territories  of  Togoland,  under  British 
mandate,  the  Cameroons,  under  British  mandate, 
Tanganyika  Territory  and  Palestine;  with  treatment 
not  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  similar 
goods  the  growth,  produce  or  manufactures  of  any 
foreign  country. 

12.  MOST-FAVORED-NATION  TARIFF 
The  rates  of  customs  duties,  if  any,  set  forth  in 
column  (2),  ‘‘Most-Favored-Nation  Tariff”,  shall 
apply  to  goods  the  growth,  produce  or  manufacture 
of  any  British  or  foreign  country  to  which  the  benefits 
of  such  Most-Favored-Nation  Tariff  shall  have  been 
extended  in  the  manner  hereinafter  provided  or  to 
goods  the  growth,  produce  or  manufacture  of  any 
foreign  country  to  which  the  benefits  of  the  Inter¬ 
mediate  Tariff  applied  on  May  1,  1948,  when  im¬ 
ported  into  Canada  direct  from  a  country  entitled 
to  the  benefits  of  the  Most-Favored-Nation  Tariff. 

13.  GENERAL  TARIFF 
3  The  rates  of  Customs  duties,  if  any,  set  forth  in 
Column  3  ‘‘General  Tariff”  shall  apply  to  all  goods 
imported  from  any  country  not  entitled  to  the  benefits 
of  the  British  Preference  or  the  Most  Favored  Nations 
Tariff. 

14.  THE  CANADA-WEST  INDIES  TRADE 
AGREEMENT,  1925 

Given  in  part  as  it  affects  imports  into  Canada. 
Agreement  entered  into  dated  sixth  day  of  July, 
nineteen  hundred  and  twenty-five,  between  the 
Government  of  Canada  and  the  Governments  of  the 
Colonies,  as  follows  namely: — 


The  Bahamas  Islands  Jamaica 
Barbadoes  Leeward  Islands 

Bermuda  Trinidad  and  Tobago 

British  Guiana  Windward  Islands 

British  Honduras 

The  Dominion  of  Canada,  and  the  several  Colonies 

agree  as  follows: — 

Article  I.  Subject  to  the  provisions  of  The  Customs 
Tariff.  1907,  and  to  the  provisions  of  Article  II  hereof, 
the  duties  of  customs  od  all  goods  (other  than  tobacoo, 
cigars,  cigarettes,  and  spirituous  or  alcoholic  liquors) 
being  the  produce  or  manufacture  of  any  of  the 
Colonies  aforesaid  imported  into  Canada  which  are 
now  subjeot  to  duty  or  which  may  be  made  subject 
to  duty  at  any  future  time  shall  not  at  any  time  be 
more  thaD  fifty  per  cent  of  the  duties  imposed  on 
similar  goods  under  the  General  Tariff  of  Canada. 

Article  II.  Subject  to  the  provisions  of  The  Customs 
Tariff,  1907,  the  Dominion  of  Canada  grants  to  the 
articles  enumerated  in  Schedule  A  being  the  produce 
or  manufacture  of  any  of  the  Colonies  aforesaid  when 
imDorted  into  Canada  the  preferential  treatment 
indicated  in  respect  of  each  such  article  in  the  said 
Schedule  A.  (see  below). 

Article  III.  The  Dominion  of  Canada  undertakes 
to  withdraw  the  benefit  of  the  British  Preferential 
Tariff  from  any  British  country  which  produces 
oocoa  beans  if  that  oountry  does  not  extend  a  pre¬ 
ference  satisfactory  to  the  Governor  in  Council  of 
Canada  to  goods  the  produoe  or  manufacture  of 
Canada  over  like  goods  imported  into  suoh  country 
from  any  foreign  oountry. 

Article  IV  8ubjeot  to  the  provisions  of  Articles 
V  and  VI  hereof  the  duties  of  customs  on  all  goods 
(other  than  tobacco,  cigars  and  cigarettes)  being  the 
produoe  or  manufacture  of  Canada  when  imported 
into  any  of  the  Colonies  aforesaid  which  are  now 
subjeot  to  duty  or  which  may  be  made  subject  to 
duty  at  any  future  time  shall  at  any  time  be  in  the 
case  of 

(а)  the  Bahamas  not  more  thaD  75  per  cent. 

(б)  Barbados  not  more  than  fifty  (50)  per  cent, 

(c)  British  Guiana  not  more  thaD  fifty  (50)  per  oent, 
Id)  British  Honduras  not  more  than  sixty-six  and 

two-thirds  (56  %)  per  cent. 

(e)  Jamaica  not  more  than  seventy-five  (75)  per  oent, 
(/)  Leeward  Islands  not  more  than  sixty-six  and 
two-thirds  (66  %)  per  oent, 

(p)  Trinidad  and  Tobago  not  more  than  fifty  (50) 
per  cent, 

(h)  the  Windward  Islands  not  more  than  sixty-six 
and  two-thirds  166%)  per  cent,  of  the  duties  imposed 
od  similar  goods  when  imported  from  any  foreign 
oountry. 

The  Bahamas  will  use  their  best  endeavours  to 
make  their  percentage  fifty  per  oent.  Bermuda  will 
grant  preferential  treatment  to  all  imports  of  Cana¬ 
dian  origiD  except  wines,  spirits,  malt  liquors,  cigars, 
cigarettes  aDd  tobacco  by  removing  the  ten  per  cent 
surtax  now  imposed. 

Article  V.  The  said  Colonies  grant  to  articles 
specified  in  Schedule  B  being  the  produce  or  manu¬ 
facture  of  Canada  when  imported  into  any  of  the  said 
Colonies  the  preferential  treatment  indicated  in 
respeot  of  each  such  article  in  the  said  Schedule  B. 


SCHEDULE  "A”  (CANADA— WEST  INDIES  TRADE  AGREEMENT  1926) 


Item 

No. 

Artiole 

Degrees  of  Polarization 

Preference 

Item 

No. 

Artiole 

Degrees  of  Polarization 

Preference 

135 

Sugar 

100  lbs  per 

135 

Sugar 

100  lbs  per 

$  cts. 

Not  exceeding  76 . 

0.48647 

Exoeed’g  87  &  not  exceed’e  88 

0.79451 

Exceed’g  76  &  not  exceed’g 

77 

0.51214 

“  88 

“  89 

0.82018 

77 

78 

0.53781 

“  89 

"  90 

0.84585 

“  78 

79 

0.56348 

“  90 

“  91 

0  87152 

“  79  " 

80 

0.58915 

“  91 

“  92 

0  89719 

80  “ 

81 

0  61482 

“  92 

“  93 

0  92286 

“  81 

82 

0 . 64049 

"  93 

“  94 

0.94865 

M  82 

83 

0.66616 

“  94 

“  95 

0  97433 

“  83  ” 

84 

0  69183 

“  95 

"  96 

1.00000 

"  84 

85 

0.71750 

"  96 

"  97 

1.02567 

“  85  “ 

86 

0  74317 

"  97 

“  98 

1.05134 

“  86 

87 

0.76884 

"  98 

«• 

1.12000 

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Article  VI.  In  the  case  of  the  Bahamas  the  pro¬ 
visions  of  Article  IV  (a)  shall  not  apply  to  wines, 
malt  liquors,  spirits,  spirituous  liquors,  liquid  medi¬ 
cines  and  articles  containing  alcohol. 

Article  VII.  The  Government  of  any  of  the  said 
Colonies  on  giving  six  months’  notice  may  provide 
that  to  be  entitled  to  the  concessions  granted  in 
Articles  IV  and  V  the  products  of  Canada  shall  be 
conveyed  without  transhipment  by  ship  direct  from  a 
Canadian  port  into  such  Colony  or  by  way  of  one  of 
the  other  Colonies  entitled  to  the  advantages  of  this 
agreement. 

To  enjov  the  benefit  of  the  tariff  advantages  con¬ 
ceded  to  the  various  Colonies  by  the  Government  of 
Canada  the  products  of  any  of  the  said  Colonies 
shall  be  conveyed  without  transhipment  by  ship 
direct  into  a  sea  or  river  port  of  Canada;  provided, 
however,  that  transhipment  shall  be  permitted  at  a 
port  of  any  of  the  said  Colonies. 


Article  VIII  Save  as  herein  otherwise  provided 
this  agreement  shall  not  interfere  with  any  existing 
preference  or  with  the  granting  of  any  future  pre¬ 
ference  by  the  Dominion  or  by  any  of  the  said 
Colonies  to  any  other  part  of  the  British  Empire  or 
with  any  existing  preference  or  the  granting  of  any 
future  preference  by  the  said  Colonies  among  them¬ 
selves. 

The  Customs  Tariff  of  Canada  shall  be  amended 
so  as  to  provide  that  sugar  above  number  16  Dutch 
Standard  in  colour  when  imported  by  a  recognised 
sugar  refiner,  for  refining  purposes  only,  upon  evidence 
satisfactory  to  the  Minister  of  Customs,  shall  not  be 
subject  to  these  duties,  the  duties  on  sugar  over 
number  16  Dutch  Standard,  specified  in  item  134 
of  the  Canadian  Tariff. 

Provided  that  sugar  as  defined  under  item  134 
shall  receive  a  preference  of  not  less  than  25  per 
cent  of  the  duty  charged  on  foreign  sugar 


Bananas,  imported  direct  per  bunoh, . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  50  cents. 

Bananas,  n.o.p.  per  bunch . 50  cents  under  all  tariffs. 

Cocoa  beans,  not  roasted,  crushed  or  ground  (per  100  lbs.).  A  preference  of  $1.50  under  the  Intermediate 

Tariff;  $2  general 

Lime  Juice,  raw  and  concentrated,  not  refined  (per  gallon).  A  preference  of  15  cents. 

Limes,  fresh . Free  as  against  general  tariff  of  15  per  cent,  ad  valorem. 

Arrowroot,  per  lb . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  lj^c. 

Cocoanuts,  (imported  direct  to  a  Canadian  port) . Free,  as  against  general  tariff  of  75  cents  per  100. 

Cocoanuts,  n.o.p.  not  imported  direct . A  preference  of  50  cents  per  100. 

Grapefruit,  imported  direct . A  preference  of  $1.00  per  100  lbs.  under  the  general  tariff 

Grapefruit,  n.o  p.,  not  imported  direct . . A  preference  of  50  cents  per  100  lbs. 

Rum,  to  be  denatured  for  use  in  the  arts  and  industries, A  preference  of  60  cts.  per  gal.  of  the  strength  of  proof 

Rum  of  the  strength  of  proof . A  preference  of  $2.00  per  gal.  of  proof  strength. 

Onions . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  30%  ad  valorem 

Cocoa  Butter,  per  lb . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  2  cents. 

Coffee,  green  per  lb . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  3  cents. 

Ginger  and  spices,  unground  n.o.p .  Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  12^  per  cent. 

Nutmegs  and  mace,  unground . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  20  per  cent. 

Pineapple  in  airtight  packages,  n.o.p.,  packages  to  be  included  in  weight  for  duty  per  lb.  3^  cent. 

Angostura  Bitters  per  proof  gallon,  $5.00 

Sponges  of  marine  production . Free  as  against  a  general  tariff  of  173^  per  cent. 


WEST  INDIES  TRADE  AGREEMENT  ACT 

By  Order-in-Council  (PC.  2715)  passed  on  the  20th  October,  1936,  it  is  provided  that  goods,  the  growth, 
produce  or  manufacture  of  those  British  Colonies  which  were  parties  to  the  Agreement  set  out  in  the  Schedule 
to  the  West  Indies  Trade  Agreement  Act,  1926,  shall  enjoy,  effective  on  and  after  the  15th  November,  1936, 
on  importation  into  Canada,  tariff  treatment  not  less  favorable  than  that  accorded  to  like  goods  the  produce 
or  manufacture  of  any  foreign  country. 

The  provisions  of  the  Order-in-Council  are  supplementary  to,  and  do  not  affect  in  any  manner  the  extension  of 
the  British  Preferential  Tariff  to  the  colonies  referred  to,  or  the  provisions  of  the  West  Indies  Trade  Agree¬ 
ment  Act,  1926. 


15.  SPECIAL  NOTES 
AUSTRALIAN  TRADE  AGREEMENT 
Under  the  Australian  Trade  Agreement  Act  of 
1934.  Goods  set  out  in  Schedule  II.  of  the  Act,  the 
produce  or  manufacture  of  the  Commonwealth 
of  Australia  when  imported  direct  shall  be  admitted 
into  Canada  at  the  rates  of  dutier  as  specifically  shown 
in  the  following  pages  Schedule  *A*  of  the  Custom 
Tariff  starting  on  page  693. 

By  Order-in-Council,  29th  September  1937,  for  so 
long  as  the  Trade  Agreement  between  Canada  and 
Australia  remains  in  force,  goods  the  produce  or 
manufacture  of  the  Commonwealth  of  Australia  shall 
enjoy,  on  importation  into  Canada,  tariff  treatment 
not  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  like  goods 
the  produce  or  manufacture  of  any  foreign  country. 

Note:  The  provisions  of  this  Order-in-Council  are 
supplementary  to,  and  do  not  affect  in  any  manner, 
the  extension  of  the  British  Preferential  Tariff  to  the 
Commonwealth  of  Australia,  or  the  provisions  of  the 
Australian  Trade  Agreement,  1931. 

In  1937  the  benefits  of  this  Trade  Agreement  were 
extended  to  Papua  and  Norfolk  Island. 

NEW  ZEALAND  TRADE  AGREEMENT 
Products  mentioned  in  Schedule  “A”  the  product  ot 
New  Zealand,  when  imported  direct,  without  trans¬ 
shipment,  to  Canada,  shall  be  admitted  at  the  rates 
of  duty  as  are  specifically  shown  in  the  following 
pages  starting  on  page  693. 

By  Order-in-Council,  29th  September  1937,  goods 
the  produce  or  manufacture  of  New  Zealand  shall 
enjoy,  on  importation  into  Canada,  tariff  treatment 
not  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  like  goods 
the  produce  or  manufacture  of  any  foreign  country. 


RE  TREATIES,  ETC. 

Note :  The  provisions  of  this  Order-in-Council  are 
supplementary  to,  and  do  not  affect  in  any  manner, 
the  extension  of  the  British  Preferential  tariff  to 
New  Zealand,  or  the  provisions  of  the  New  Zealand 
Trade  Agreement,  1932. 

PROOF  OF  ORIGIN 

4.  Proof  of  origin,  as  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 

National  Revenue,  shall  be  furnished  with  the  bill  of 
entry  at  the  Customs  House  for  goods  admitted.  to 
entry  under  any  of  the  Tariffs,  and  that  the  decision 
of  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue,  shall  be  final 
as  to  the  Tariff  or  Surtax  applicable  in  any  case  to 
imported  goods  by  reason  of  their  origin.  t 

Provided,  that  goods  for  which  entry  is  claimed 
under  the  Most-Favored-Nation  Tariff  shall  be  bona 
fide  the  produce  or  manufacture  of  a  country  which 
has  been  admitted  to  the  benefits  of  such  Most 
Favored  Nation  Tariff; 

Provided  further  that  every .  manufactured  article 
to  be  admitted  under  the  British  Preferential  Tariff 
shall  be  bona  fide  the  manufacture  of  a  British  coun¬ 
try  entitled  to  the  benefits  of  such  British  Preferential 
Tariff,  and  that  a  substantial  portion  of  the  value  of 
the  manufactured  article  has  been  produced  by  labor 
in  one  or  more  of  such  countries. 

Note:  See  exceptions  pages  686-689. 

DUMPING  CLAUSE 
Special  ok  Dumping  EKjty 

1.  In  the  case  of  goods  exported  to  Canada  of  a 
class  or  kind  made  or  produced  in  Canada,  if  the 
export  or  actual  selling  price  to  an  importer  in 
Canada  is  less  than  the  fair  market  value  or  the  value 
for  duty  of  the  goods  as  determined  under  the  pro- 


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visions  of  the  Customs  Act,  there  shall,  in  addition 
to  the  duties  otherwise  established,  be  levied,  col¬ 
lected  and  paid  on  such  goods,  on  their  importation 
into  Canada,  a  special  or  dumping  duty,  equal  to  the 
difference  between  the  said  selling  price  of  the  goods 
for  export  and  the  said  value  for  duty  thereof;  and 
such  special  or  dumping  duty  shall  be  levied,  col¬ 
lected  and  paid  on  such  goods  although  not  otherwise 
dutiable. 

2.  The  special  duty  imposed  by  the  preceding  sub¬ 
section  shall  in  no  case  exceed  fifty  per  cent  ad  valorem 
and  the  following  goods  shall  be  exempt  from  such 
duty: 

(1)  Goods  of  a  class  subject  to  duty  under  the 
Excise  Act; 

(2)  Goods  or  classes  of  goods  declared  exempt  by 
any  order  or  regulation  made  by  the  Governor  in 
Council. 

Note  The  following  goods  have  been  exempted 
under  Order  in  Council,  viz:  common  and  colour¬ 
less  window  glass, 

3.  Duties  and  taxes  imposed  in  the  country  of 
export  shall  be  disregarded  in  estimating  the  value 
for  the  purpose  of  the  said  special  duty. 

4.  ‘Export  price'  or  ‘selling  price'  in  this  section 
means  the  exporter’s  price  for  the  goods,  exclusive 
of  all  charges  thereon  after  their  shipment  from  the 
place  whence  exported  direct  to  Canada. 

5.  If  at  any  time  it  appears  to  the  satisfaction  of 
the  Minister  that  the  payment  of  the  special  duty 
by  this  section  provided  for  is  being  evaded  by  the 
shipment  of  goods  on  consignment  without  sale  prior 
to  such  shipment,  the  Minister  may  in  any  case  or 
class  of  cases  authorize  such  action  as  is  deemed 
necessary  to  collect  on  such  goods  or  any  of  them 
the  same  special  duty  as  if  the  goods  had  been  sold  to 
an  importer  in  Canada  prior  to  their  shipment  to 
Canada. 

6.  If  at  any  time  it  appears  to  the  satisfaction  of 
the  Minister  that  any  person  owning  or  controlling 
or  interested  in  a  business  in  Canada  and  also  in  any 
other  country,  or  any  person  carrying  on  a  business 
in  any  other  country  and  owning  or  controlling  or 
interested  in  a  business  operating  in  Canada  and  bv 
reason  thereof  is  enabled  to  import  goods  for  further 
manufacture  or  assembling  or  for  resale,  and  while 
complying  with  the  legal  requirements  on  imports 
tion  disposes  of  such  imported  goods,  whether  in 
the  form  as  imported  or  as  further  processed,  as¬ 
sembled  or  manufactured,  at  prices  below  the  duty 
paid  value  thereof  as  entered  at  Customs  plus,  or 
including  all  charges  upon  the  goods  after  shipment 
from  the  place  whence  exported  direct  to  Canada, 
including  sales,  distribution  and  advertising  costs,  and 
plus  if  any,  the  cost  of  processing,  assembling  or  further 
manufacturing  in  Canada,  the  Minister  may  declare 
that  goods  of  such  class  or  kind  were  and  are  on 
importation  subject  to  an  additional  special  or 
dumping  duty  not  exceeding  6fty  per  cent  and 
authorize  such  action  as  is  deemed  necessary  for  the 
collection  thereof. 

7.  If  the  full  amount  of  any  special  duty  of  Customs 
as  herein  provided  has  not  been  paid  on  goods  im¬ 
ported,  the  Customs  entry  thereof  shall  be  amended 
and  the  deficiency  paid  upon  the  demand  of  the 
Collector. 

8.  The  Minister  may  make  such  regulations  as 
are  deemed  necessary  for  carrying  out  the  provisions 
of  this  section  and  for  its  enforcement. 

9.  For  the  purposes  of  this  section,  goods  may  be 
deemed  to  be  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  or  produced 
in  Canada  where  similar  goods  of  Canadian  produc¬ 
tion  are  not  offered  for  sale  to  the  ordinary  agencies 
of  wholesale  or  retail  distribution  or  are  not  offered 
to  all  purchasers  on  equal  terms  under  like  condi¬ 
tions,  having  regard  to  the  custom  and  usage  of  trade. 

10.  For  the  purpose  of  this  Act  goods  shall  not  be 
deemed  to  be  of  a  class  or  kind  made  or  produced  in 
Canada  unless  so  made  or  produced  in  substantial 
quantities;  and  the  Governor  in  Council  may  provide 
that  such  quantities,  to  be  substantial,  shall  be 
sufficient  to  supply  a  certain  percentage  of  the  normal 
Canadian  consumption  and  may  fix  such  per¬ 
centages. 

Ratsino  Prices:  Removai  of  Duty. 

In  the  event  of  the  producers  of  goods  in  Canada 
increasing  price**  in  consequence  of  the  imposition 
of  any  duty  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  the 
Governor  in  Council  may  reduce  or  remove  such  duty. 


22.  PREPAYMENT  OF  IMPORT  DUTY  BY 
CUSTOMS  DUTY  STAMPS  ON 
ADVERTISING  MATTER 

The  following  regulations  are  established  by  the 
Honourable  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue  under 
the  authority  of  Tariff  Item  178a: — 

1.  Customs  duty  stamps  for  the  prepayment  of 
import  duties  on  advertising  matter,  price  lists  and 
catalogues,  and  other  advertising  matter  specified 
m  Tariff  Item  178  may  be  obtained  in  denominations 
of  one.  two,  five  and  ten  cents  each  on  application 
to  the  Depu" \  Minister  of  Customs,  Ottawa,  Canada, 
-ac-h  application  to  be  accompanied  by  a  remittance 
by  Postal  or  Express  Money  Order  or  certified 
cheque  payable  to  the  Receiver  General  of  Canada. 
Customs  duty  stamps  may  also  be  obtained  on 
application  to  the  Secretary,  High  Commissioner  for 
Canada,  The  Canadian  Building,  Trafalgar  Square, 
London,  S.W.l,  England.  Customs  duty  stamps  are 
redeemable  at  the  discretion  of  the  Department. 

2.  The  Customs  dut>’  stamps  are  to  be  affixed  on 
each  piece  of  mail  matter  for  the  amount  of  duty 
payable  on  the  same,  and  should  be  affixed  in  accor¬ 
dance  with  the  postal  regulations  of  the  country  of 
despatch;  e.g.,  in  United  States  on  reverse  side  of  the 
piece. 

3.  Mail  matter  bearing  Customs  duty  stamps  shall 
be  transferred  to  the  Customs  after  arrival  in  Canada 
and  before  delivery  to  the  addressees,  to  be  checked 
for  the  proper  payment  of  duty  and  to  have  the 
Customs  duty  stamps  thereon  cancelled  by  marking 
same  with  the  Customs  “Duty  Paid’’  stamp,  Customs 
dating  stamp,  or  other  cancellation  stamp. 

4.  Item  178a  of  the  Customs  Tariff  as  amended, 
provides:  “On  the  goods  specified  in  Item  178  and 
dutiable  under  part  (11)  of  the  item  when  forwarded 
to  Canada  by  mail,  duties  may  be  prepaid  by 
Customs  Revenue  stamps  under  regulations  by  the 
Minister,  at  the  rates  specified  in  said  item,  except 
that  on  each  separate  package  weighing  not  more 
than  one  ounce  the  duty  shall  be  one  cent  under  the 
British  Preferential  Tariff,  two  cents  under  the 
Intermediate  Tariff  and  two  cents  under  the  General 
Tariff.’' 

5.  The  articles  specified  in  Tariff  Item  178  are: 
Advertising  pamphlets,  advertising  showcards,  illus¬ 
trated  advertising  periodicals;  price  books,  catalogues 
and  price  lists:  advertising  almanacs  and  calendars; 
patent  medicine  or  other  advertising  circulars,  fly 
sheets  or  pamphlets;  advertising  chromos,  chromo¬ 
types,  oleographs  or  like  work  produced  by  any 
process  other  than  hand  painting  or  drawing,  and 
having  any  advertisement  or  advertising  matter 
printed,  lithographed  or  stamped  thereon,  or  attached 
thereto,  including  advertising  bills,  folders  and 
posters,  or  other  similar  artistic  work,  lithographed, 
printed  or  stamped  on  paper  or  cardboard  for  business 
or  advertisement  purposes,  n.o.p. 

By  Regulations  under  Tariff  Item  178a,  it  is  ordered 
that  on  advertising  matter  specified  in  Item  178 
referred  to  in  the  preceding  paragraph,  when  for¬ 
warded  by  mail,  the  Customs  Duty  may  be  prepaid 
by  affixing  Customs  stamps  thereon  according  to  the 
following  scales,  viz: — 


prom  Countries  to  which  the 
Preferential  Tariff  Applies 


Up  to  and  including  3  oz 

.  lc. 

Over  3  ozs.  and  not  e 

sceeding  6 

OZS. 

.  2c. 

w  9 

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.  3c. 

«  g  u  u  u 

“  12 

u 

.  4c. 

“12  “  “ 

“  16 

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Each  additional  pound. .  . 

The  Most  Favored  Nation  Tariff  Applies 

Up  to  and  including  1  oz 

.  2o. 

Over  1  oz.  and  not  exceeding  3 

ozs . 

.  3c. 

“  3  “  “ 

“  5 

u 

.  4c. 

“5  “  “ 

“  7 

u 

5c 

“  9 

u 

“  9  “  “ 

“  11 

“ 

.  7c. 

“  n  “  “  “ 

“  13 

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8c. 

“  13  “  “  “ 

“  15 

" 

9c. 

“15  “  “ 

“  16 

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10c 

'  aoh  ad  ditinnal  pound  .  . 

.  10c  * 

♦Note:  Where  a  fraction  of  a  cent  is  involved 
>ne  cent  stamp  shall  be  used 
In  no  case  shall  the  duty  be  less  than  25%. 


1956] 


CUSTOMS  AND  EXCISE 


691 


The  Gbnbuai  Tariff  Applies 
Up  to  and  including  1  o z.,  2  cents  duty. 


Over 

and  not  exceeding 

Duty 

1  oz. 

2 V3  ozs.  .  . 

4 

cts. 

but  not  less 
than  35% 

ozs. 

4  ozs. 

5 

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by2  ozs. 

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5V2  ozs. 

.  .  7  ozs. 

7 

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7  ozs. 

8y  ozs.  . 

8 

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.  .  10  ozs  .  . 

9 

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10  ozs 

.  .  11  OZ8. 

10 

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11  ozs. 

.  .  12  ozs. 

11 

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u 

12  ozs. 

.  .  13  ozs.  .  . 

12 

** 

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13  ozs. 

.  .  14  OZ8. 

13 

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14  OZ8. 

.  .  15  ozs. 

14 

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15  ozs. 

.  .  16  ozs.  .  . 

15 

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Each  add 

tional  pound  .  . 

15 

** 

*' 

In  no  case  shall  the  duty  be  less  than  35%. 


The  above  regulations  do  not  apply  to  the  follow¬ 
ing:  Advertising  matter  entitled  to  the  British 
Preferential  tariff  and  relating  to  the  products  or 
services  of  such  British  countries,  but  not  relating 
to  Canadian  products  or  services. 

Printed  advertising  matter  issued  by  railway 
systems  in  the  British  Empire  (not  including  railway 
systems  operating  in  Canada). 

Advertising  and  printed  matter  in  individual 
packages  not  exceeding  $1.00  in  value  and  not 
specially  designed  to  advertise  the  sale  of  goods  in 
Canada  and  when  not  imported  for  sale  or  in  a 
manner  designed  to  evade  payment  of  customs 
duties,  when  imported  from  a  country  entitled  to  the 
Most  Favored  Nation  or  British  Preferential  Tariff. 

Bona-fide  trade  catalogues  and  price  lists  not 
specially  designed  to  advertise  the  sale  of  goods  by 
any  person  in  Canada  when  sent  into  Canada  in  single 
copies  addressed  to  merchants  therein,  and  not  exceed¬ 
ing  one  copy  to  any  merchant  for  his  own  use,  but 
not  for  distribution. 

The  above  items  are  free  of  customs  duties  when 
complying  with  the  conditions  mentioned. 

The  stamps  are  to  be  affixed  on  each  package  for 
the  amount  of  the  duty  and  in  the  case  of  packages 
mailed  in  the  United  States,  these  stamps  should  be 
affixed  on  the  reverse  side  of  the  package. 

FISH 

Fish  caught  by  fishermen  in  Canadian  fishing 
vessels  and  the  products  thereof  carried  from  the 
fisheries  in  such  vessels,  shall  be  admitted  into 
Canada  free  of  duty,  under  regulation  by  the  Minister 
of  Customs. 

PROHIBITED  GOODS 

The  importation  into  Canada  of  any  goods 
enumerated  described  or  referred  to  in  Schedule 
“C”  (See  P.  791)  is  prohibited. 

COMBINE  CLAUSE 

1.  Whenever  from  or  as  a  result  of  a  judgment 
of  the  Supreme  Court,  or  Exchequer  Court  of  Can* 
ada,  or  of  any  superior  court,  or  circuit,  district 
or  county  court  in  Canada,  it  appears  to  the  satis¬ 
faction  of  the  Governor-in-Council,  that  with  regard 
to  any  article  of  commerce  there  exists  any  conspiracy, 
combination,  agreement  or  arrangement  of  any  kind 
among  manufacturers  of  such  articles,  or  dealers 
therein  to  unduly  promote  the  advantage  of  the 
manufacturers  or  dealers  at  the  expense  of  the  con¬ 
sumers,  the  Governor-in-Council  may  admit  the 
article  free  of  duty,  or  so  reduce  the  duty  thereon  as 
to  give  to  the  public  the  benefit  of  reasonable  com¬ 
petition  in  the  article,  if  it  appears  to  the  Governor- 
in-Council  that  such  disadvantage  to  the  consumer 
is  facilitated  by  the  duties  of  Customs  imposed 
on  a  like  article. 

MARKING  OF  IMPORTED  GOODS 

The  Governor-in-Council  may  from  time  to  time 
order  imported  goods  to  be  marked  so  as  to  indicate 
the  country  of  origin. 

Under  this  provision,  the  following  classes  of  goods 
imported  into  Canada,  shall  be  thus  marked  or 
labelled  in  legible  English  or  French  words,  and 
such  markings  shall  be  as  nearly  indelible  or  perma¬ 
nent  as  possible,  viz.: — 


Printed  or  lithographed  matter  ot  all  kinds,  in¬ 
cluding  books  and  pictures. 

Seals,  tickets  or  labels,  irrespective  of  dimensions 
when  imported  in  packages  or  coverings  or  in  strips, 
sheets  or  rolls,  in  quantities  in  excess  of  100  units  are 
subject  to  the  general  marking  regulations  and  each 
seal,  ticket  or  label  is  required  to  he  marked 

Seals,  tickets  or  labels,  exceeding  one  inch  in  their 
greatest  dimension  whether  imported  in  packages  or 
in  strips,  sheets  or  rolls,  perforated  or  otherwise  pre¬ 
pared  for  ready  separation  into  single  units,  or  in¬ 
tended  to  be  used  in  such  single  units,  must  be 
marked  with  a  satisfactory  indication  of  the  country 
of  origin  on  each  single  unit.  The  above  when  not 
exceeding  one  inch,  when  imported  in  packages  con¬ 
taining  not  more  than  100  each,  or  in  strips  or  rolls 
of  not  more  than  100  units,  may  be  marked  with  a 
satisfactory  indication  of  the  country  of  origin  on  the 
first  package  or  on  each  strip  or  roll. 

Decalcomania  or  dry  transfers,  not  including 
ceramic  or  enamel  transfer,  are  required  to  be  marked 
with  an  indication  of  the  country  of  origin  as  printed 
or  lithographed  matter.  Such  marking  may  be 
affixed  on  the  back  or  carrier  portion  thereof,  or  on 
each  sheet  or  roll,  in  the  case  of  dry  transfers,  on  the 
package  in  which  such  transfers  are  contained,  when 
marking  on  the  sheet  or  roll  is  impracticable. 

Decalcomania  transfers,  imported  for  advertising 
and  display,  will  be  required  to  be  marked  with  an 
indication  of  the  country  of  origin  on  the  face  thereof 
as  heretofore;  marking  on  the  back  or  carrier  portion 
will  not  be  accepted. 

Decalcomania  transfers  known  as  toy  transfers 
may  be  marked  on  each  sheet,  each  book  or  package. 

Imported  ceramic  or  enamel  transfers  are  not 
required  to  be  marked  with  an  indication  of  the 
country  of  origin. 

Blind  embossed  or  die  stamped  indication  of  the 
country  of  origin  on  printed  or  lithographed  matter 
imported  into  Canada  will  be  acceptable  as  satisfac¬ 
tory  provided  the  marking  otherwise  complies  with 
the  requirements,  particularly  as  to  location,  legi¬ 
bility,  permanency  and  wording. 

Ordinary  printed  or  lithographed  paper  or  other 
coverings,  wrappers  or  containers,  used  merely  to 
cover  or  contain  shipments  of  goods  consigned  to 
Canada,  are  not  required  to  be  marked  with  an 
indication  of  the  country  of  origin. 

Printed  or  lithographed  containers  imported  to 
contain  goods  for  export,  and  printed  or  lithographed 
labels,  stickers  or  wrappers,  imported  to  be  attached 
to  goods  manufactured  or  produced  in  Canada  for 
export  trade,  may  be  exempted  from  the  provisions 
of  Section  16  of  the  Customs  Tariff  Act,  provided  the 
importer  signs  a  certificate  on  the  face  of  each  entry 
as  follows: 

“The  containers,  labels,  stickers  or  wrappers, 
described  on  this  entry  are  imported  bona  fide  by  the 
undersigned  to  contain  or  to  be  attached  to  goods  for 
export,  and  will  be  exported  with  such  goods.” 

Imported  containers,  labels  or  wrappers,  printed  or 
lithographed,  intended  to  be  filled  with  or  used  upon 
domestic  products  may  be  marked  in  such  a  manner 
as  to  indicate  the  origin  of  the  goods  in  their  condition 
as  imported,  for  example:  “Label  printed  by  John 
Jones,  New  York,”  thereby  avoiding  an  improper 
imputation  of  origin  in  respect  of  the  Canadian 
manufactured  goods  with  which  such  imported  con¬ 
tainers,  labels  or  wrappers  are  used. 

Printed  or  lithographed  matter,  imported  in  single 
copies,  unbound,  for  the  use  of  the  importer  and  not 
for  sale,  for  religious,  philosophical,  educational, 
scientific  or  literary  purposes,  or  for  the  encourage¬ 
ment  of  the  fine  arts,  may  be  delivered  without  being 
marked  with  an  indication  of  the  country  of  origin. 

Books  may  be  marked  on  the  inside  or  outside  of 
the  front  or  back  cover,  the  first  or  last  page,  or  the 
title  page. 

Writing,  marking  or  drawing  pencils  of  all  kinds 
pen  holders  of  wood,  and  fountain  pens. 

Blind  embossed  or  die-stamped  indications  of  the 
country  of  origin  on  wooden  or  fibre  lead  pencils  and 
penholders  will  only  be  accepted  (1)  on  plain  un¬ 
painted  pencils  and  penholders  without  any  other 
lettering  thereon,  when  legible  (2)  on  plain  painted 
pencils  and  penholders  without  lettering  thereon, 
when  the  combination  of  colours  used  in  the  die¬ 
stamping  and  on  the  pencil  or  penholder  does  not 
result  in  an  indistinct  or  illegible  indication,  and 


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(3)  on  pencils  and  penholders  with  lettering  or  other 
printed  matter  thereon,  when  the  indication  appears 
on  the  pencil  or  penholder  in  the  same  coloured 
lettering  as  the  other  printed  matter.  The  indication 
on  pencils  must  not  be  within  one  inch  of  an  end 
which  is  or  may  be  pointed. 

Crayons  or  chalk,  covered  with  wood,  paper  or 
other  covering  as  a  holder  or  for  protection,  are  each 
required  to  be  marked.  Uncovered  crayons  or  chalk 
may  be  marked  on  the  first  or  immediate  container. 

Fountain  pens,  and  pencils  other  than  wooden  or 
fibre  lead  pencils,  may  be  marked  with  blind  em¬ 
bossed  or  die-stamped  indications  of  the  country  of 
origin  in  accordance  with  the  general  regulations, 
provided  such  marking  otherwise  complies  with  the 
requirements,  particularly  as  to  legibility,  location, 
permanence  and  wording. 

Empty  paper  or  paper  board  folding  or  set  up 
boxes  or  cartons,  and  empty  plain  or  corrugated 
fibre  or  fibre  board  boxes,  for  use  as  containers. 

Toilet  paper  in  rolls  or  interfold  packages. 

Brushes  of  all  kinds. 

Tooth  brushes  and  tooth  brush  handles. 

Razor  blades  (safety  type). 

Razor  blades  may  be  marked  by  means  of  etching 
or  die  stamping. 

Pen  knives,  jack  knives,  and  pocket  knives  of 
kinds;  scissors  and  shears. 

Boots,  shoes  and  slippers. 

Boots,  shoes  and  slippers  may  be  marked  on  one 
or  both  of  eaeb  pair. 

Ladies  purses,  in  the  form  of  handbags,  not  includ¬ 
ing  bags  made  of  beads,  metal  mesh  or  of  a  similar 
nature. 

Artists’  paint  brushes. 

Paper  envelopes. 

Paper  envelopes  are  required  to  be  marked  on  each 
envelope  when  imported  in  individual  boxes  contain¬ 
ing  more  than  100  envelopes 

Envelopes  in  quantities  of  100  or  less  with  country 
of  origin  showing  on  the  box  or  wrapper  may  be  re¬ 
garded  as  satisfactory. 

Greeting  cards  imported  in  boxes  or  packages 
with  envelopes  in  equal  quantity  to  match,  each 
greeting  card  shall  be  satisfactorily  marked,  en¬ 
velopes  not  required  to  show  the  indication  of 
country  of  origin. 

Tableware  and  decorative  household  articles  of 
semi-porcelain,  white  granite,  iron  stone,  earthenware, 
stoneware  or  pottery. 

China  ware  and  porcelain  ware  (not  including 
sanitary  or  toiletware),  decorated  or  undecorated 
as  follows: 

(i)  articles  commonly  used  in  connection  with 
the  serving  of  food  or  drink;  or  intended  or 
designed  for  household  use  for  ornamental  or 
decorative  purposes; 

(ii)  kitchenware  and  utensils: 

(iii)  heraldic  and  souvenir  ware. 

Chinaware  and  porcelainware  must  be  marked  on 
each  piece,  except  in  instances  where  a  lid  or  cover 
accompanies  a  pot,  bowl  or  dish,  in  which  case  the 
lid  or  cover  need  not  be  marked  where  the  pot,  bowl 
or.  dish  itself  bears  an  indication  of  the  country  of 
origin. 

An  indication  of  the  country  of  origin  will  not  be 
accepted  as  complying  with  the  requirements  as  to 
permanency  if,  although  otherwise  satisfactory,  the 
marking  has  been  accomplished  by  means  of  painting 
or  stamping  after  the  articles  have  been  kiln-fired  in 
the  process  of  manufacture. 

With  respect  to  chinaware  and  porcelainware,  the 
Department  will  accept  the  name  of  the  country  alone 
as  a  satisfactory  indication  of  the  country  of  origin, 
and  will  also  accept  the  name  of  the  manufacturing 
or  producing  firm  accompanied  by  the  country  of 


origin,  without  the  inclusion  of  the  city  or  province 
in  that  country  in  which  the  manufacturer  or  pro¬ 
ducer  is  located.  In  the  case  of  chinaware  and 
porcelainware,  the  words  “Made  in,”  “Produced  in,” 
or  words  of  similar  import  are  not  required. 

(See  also  paragraph  commencing  “ Any  goods*'  etc., 
under  “ Prohibited  Goods.**  p.  791.) 

Articles  wholly  of  porcelain  for  electrical  use. 

Articles  of  porcelain  made  for  the  purpose  of  being 
united  with  other  materials  so  as  to  form  a  com¬ 
posite  article,  as  well  as  small  porcelain  beads  used 
by  electricians,  may  be  marked  on  the  first  covering 
or  container  in  which  imported. 

Thermometers  of  all  kinds,  clocks  and  clock  move¬ 
ments.  Waxed  paper  in  rolls  or  sheets,  wrapped, 
banded,  boxed,  or  packaged  specially  for  household 
use. 

Glazed  wall  and  hearth  tiles;  and  glazed  or  un¬ 
glazed  floor  tiles  over  six  square  inches,  and  all  sizes 
of  ceramic  mosaic  tiles  mounted  on  paper.  The 
indication  of  the  country  of  origin  must  be  moulded 
or  impressed  in,  or  indelibly  printed  on,  each  tile, 
except  ceramic  mosaic  tiles  mounted  on  paper  which 
may  be  marked  by  being  indelibly  printed  on  each 
square  foot  of  paper  to  which  the  tile?  are  affixed. 

Packages  containing  fresh  fruit,  etables  or 
honey  are  required  to  be  marked  w  *  a  label  or 
stencil  of  suitable  size  in  proportion  to  size  of  the 
packages.  In  the  case  of  bags;  stencilled,  printed, 
interwoven  or  a  suitable  tag  attached. 

Imitation  totem  poles. 

Stainless  steel  table  knives,  forks  and  spoons 
Expansion  watch  bracelets 
Cigarette  and  cigar  lighters. 

Vacuum  bottles,  carafes,  flasks,  jugs,  jars  and  other 
thermostatic  containers  and  refills  or  inserts  for  use 
therewith. 

(a)  When  such  vacuum  bottles  or  other  containers 
are  being  imported  in  the  form  of  complete 
articles,  the  marking  shall  be  accomplished  by 
means  of  die  stamping  or  other  indelible  impres¬ 
sion  on  the  metal  or  other  container. 

( b )  In  the  case  of  refills  or  inserts  imported  sepa¬ 
rately,  the  marking  shall  be  accomplished  by 
etching  with  acid  or  indelible  printing. 

Corselettes,  girdles,  brassieres,  lacing  corsets  and 
garter  belts. 

Cotton  sheets  and  pillowslips. 

Knitted  garments,  knitted  underwear,  socks 
stockings,  knitted  gloves,  mitts  and  other  knitted 
goods  (except  knitted  fabric  in  the  piece)  when  for 
sale  to  the  ultimate  consumer  in  the  finished  form 
in  which  imported. 

Each  knitted  article  must  be  marked  by  means  of  a 
printed  or  woven  label,  a  ticket  or  a  tag  in  legible 
English  or  French  words,  firmly  attached  to  the 
article,  or  by  a  decalcomania  transfer  or  stamp,  in  a 
location  which  will  be  apparent  to  the  intending 
purchaser,  and  when  imported  in  packages,  boxes, 
envelopes  or  other  containers,  or  banded,  for  sale  in 
that  manner  to  the  ultimate  consumer,  the  package, 
box,  envelope  or  container  or  the  band  encircling  the 
article  must  also  be  marked;  socks,  stockings,  gloves 
and  mitts  imported  joined  in  pairs  may  be  marked 
on  one  or  both  of  each  pair. 

Laminated  glass,  sheet  and  plate  glass  in  sheets  or 
panes,  and  common  or  colourless  window  glass. 
Imported  glass  of  the  class  referred  to  will  be 
required  to  be  marked  with  an  indication  of  the 
country  of  origin,  in  legible  English  or  French 
words,  on  each  package,  covering,  case  or  con¬ 
tainer  in  which  imported. 

Narrow  woven  or  braided  fabrics,  containing 
rubber  yarns,  not  exceeding  12  inches  in  width,  and 
boot  and  shoe  laces. 


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SCHEDULE  “A” 

The  three  rates  of  duty  shown  are:  (1)  British  Preferential  Tariff;  (2)  Most  Favoured  Nations 
tariff.  (3)  General  tariff.  In  these  rates  effect  is  given  to  the  Geneva,  Annecy,  and  Torquay  Trade 
Agreements.  For  notes  see  pages  686-692. 


20; 

10; 

;  15; 
25; 
20; 


A 

Abdominal  scissors,  of  any  material . Free 

Abdominal  supporters . 10;  20:  35 

Abrasive  grains,  artificial,  crushed  or  ground . Free 

Abrasive  strips  and  discs  for  use  by  dental  sur-^ 

Absinthe,  per  proof  cal . $5.00;  $10  00:  $10.00 

And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs  $8.00 
per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof. 

Absorbent  cotton . -10; 

Accordeons . ; 

Acetanilide . Free 

Acetate,  amyl  . 10; 

Acetate  of  alumina,  n.e.s..  . . 15; 

— of  aluminum,  adapted  for  dyeing  and  calico 

printing,  red  liquor  .  . .  Free 

Acetate  of  chrome  powdered  crystals.  .  .  .15;  20;  25 

Acetate  of  iron  for  dyeing  . •  •  •  •  ,  _Fr«« 

Acetate  of  lead  (sugar  of  lead) .  Free;  15;  25 

Acetate  of  lead,  not  ground . Free;  10;  10 

Acetic  ether . 15;  20;  25 

Aoetone . du 

Acetone,  mixture  of  methyl  alcohol  and  other 
ingredients  when  imported  by  tanners  for 
use  exclusively  as  a  solvent  for  dyes  for  the 
dyeing  of  leather  in  their  own  factories,  per 
gallon . ; . ••  •  v  •  ■  -20c;  5c;  20c 

Acetylsulphamerazine,  acetylsulphadiazine,  ace- 
tylsulphathiazole,  and  acetyl  sulpha  methyl 
thiodiazole  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
sulpha  drugs  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  sulpha  drugs  in  their  own  factories 
. Free;  Free; 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 


25 


Acetylsulphamethazine,  acetanilide,  .  acetylace- 
tone,  chlorosulphonic  acid  (technical  grade), 
guanidine,  hydrochloride,  guanidine  nitrate, 
methyl  ethyl  ketone  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  sulpha  drugs . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956. 

Acid,  acetic  and  pyroligneous,  n.o.p.: — per  gallon 
of  any  strength  not  exceeding  the  strength 

of  proof . 10c;  12J^c;  15c 

— and  in  addition  thereto,  for  each  degree  of 
strength  in  excess  of  the  strength  of 

proof . D-ic;  lj^o; 

Provided  that  the  strength  of  proof  shall  be 
held  to  be  equal  to  six  per  cent,  of  absolute 
acid,  and  shall  be  determined  in  the  manner 
prescribed  by  the  Governor-in-Council. 

Acid,  acetic,  crude,  and  pyroligneous  crude,  of 
any  strength  not  exceeding  thirty  per 

cent . 15;  22A; 

boracic,  and  borax  in  packages  of  not  less  than 

twenty-five  pounds  weight . Free 

carbolic,  carbonio,  citrio . 15;  20;  25 

cresylic  acid  and  compounds  of  cresylic  acid, 
used  in  the  process  of  concentrating  ores, 

metals  or  minerals . Free;  15:  15 

formic . . Free;  12A\  25 

hydro-fluo-silicio . . Free 

hydro-fluoric . Free;  20;  25 

lactio .  Free:  20;  25 

muriatic,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs . 17  Ac',  22Ac\  25c 

when  in  packages  weighing  not  more  than 
100  lbs,  per  hundred  pounds. .  .Free;  22Ac;  25o 
nicotinic  when  imported,  for  use  in  manu¬ 
facture  of  nicotinic  acid  amide  and  when 


2o 


25 


For  “Explanation'ofjRates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


imported  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
diethylamide  of  nicotinic  acid  .  .Free;  Free;  25% 
nitric,  . .  ..Free:  20;  22 

all  other  of  a  kind  not  produced  in  Canada 

n.o.p . Free;  15;  25 

oxalic . Free;  7J4;  20 

phosphate,  not  medicinal  . Free;  25:  25 

phosphorio . Free;  25;  25 

salicylio . Free;  20:  25 

stearic,  n.o.p . Free;  12>£;  20 

stearic,  when  imported  by  manufacturersol 
candles  for  use  only  in  their  own  factories 
in  the  manufacture  of  candles  or  crayons  .Free 
sulphuric,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs..  .  .  17Kc;  22)4c;  25c 
when  in  packages  weighing  not  more  than 
100  lbs.,  per  hundred  pounds. .  .Free;  22>^c;  25c 
sulphuric,  platinum,  articles  for  (see  platinum  i  .Free 

sulphurous  .  15;  20;  25 

synthetic  resins,  acids  for  manufacture  of — 
see  Plastics. 

tannic  . . . .  Free 

tartario,  crystals  .  Free;  10;  10 

tartaric,  n.o.p  .  . Free;  20;  25 

tungstic,  used  in  mf'g  of  electric  lamps . Free 

Acidine  (for  summer  drinks) . 15;  20;  25 

Aconite  root  ground . 15;  20;  25 

Aconite  root  unground . Free 

Acorns,  nuts,  per  lb. . 3c:  5c;  5c 

Adding  Machines . Free;  17H;  25 

complete  parts  of  adding  machines. .  .Free;  15;  25 
Addressograph  machines  for  newspapers,  maga¬ 
zines,  periodicals,  pamphlets,  catalogues,  when 
for  use  exclusively  by  printers,  bookbinders, 
paper  converters  and  by  manufacturers  of 

articles  made  from  paper  or  cardboard. 

Free;  free;  10 

Adhesive  materials,  used  in  cementing  together 
glass  sheets  for  manufacturing  safety  non- 

shatterable  laminated  glass . Free;  Free;  25 

Advertising  and  printed  matter,  viz.: — Ad¬ 
vertising  pamphlets,  advertising  show  cards, 
illustrated  advertising  periodicals;  price 
books,  catalogues  and  price  lists;  advertising 
almanacs  and  calendars;  patent  medicine  or 
other  advertising  circulars,  fly  sheets  or 
pamphlets;  advertising  chromos,  chromo¬ 
types,  oleographs  or  like  work  produced  by  any 
process  other  than  hand  painting  or  drawing, 
and  having  any  advertisement  or  advertising 
matter  printed,  lithographed  or  stamped 
thereon,  or  attached  thereto,  including  ad¬ 
vertising  bills,  folders  and  posters,  or  other 
similar  artistic  work,  lithographed,  printed 
or  stamped  on  paper  or  cardboard  for  busi¬ 
ness  or  advertisement  purposes,  n.o.p.,  per 

fb .  5c;  10c;  15c 

But  not  lea*  than  — ;  25;  35 
Duty  on  the  above,  imported  by  mail  may 
be  paid  by  Customs  Revenue  Stamps 
Advertising  and  printed  matter,  viz.: — Advertis¬ 
ing  pamphlets,  advertising  show  cards 
illustrated  advertising  periodicals,  price 
books,  catalogues  and  price  lists;  advertising 
almanacs  and  calendars;  patent  medicine  or 
other  advertising  circulars,  fly  sheets  or 
pamphlets.  All  articles  in  this  item,  when 
produced  in  countries  entitled  to  the  British 
Preferential  Tariff  and  relating  exclusively 
to  products  of  such  British  countries,  but 
not  relating  to  Canadian  products,  under 

British  Preferential  Tariff  only . Free 

Advertising  instruction  books,  printed,  per  lb' 

5c.;  10c.'  15c. 
But  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
Advertising  matter,  printed  matter,  when  printed 
in  New  Zealand  for  the  purpose  of  adveitis- 

ing  the  products  of  New  Zealand . Free 

Advertising  and  printed  matter,  whether  import¬ 
ed  by  mail  or  otherwise,  when  included  in 
packages  valued  at  not  more  than  $1.00 
each  and  when  not  imported  for  sale  or  in 
a  manner  designed  to  evade  payment  of 

Customs  duties . Free 

Bona  fide  trade  catalogues  and  price  lists  not 
specially  designed  to  advertise  the  sale  of 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


goods  by  any  person  in  Canada  when  sent 
into  Canada  in  single  copies  addressed  to 
merchants  therein,  and  not  exceeding  one 
copy  to  any  merchant  for  his  own  use,  but 

not  for  distribution . Free 

pictures,  per  lb  . 5;  10,  15 

But  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Advertising  post  cards,  per  lb . 5c;  10c  15c 

But  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
Advertising  sample  cards,  with  fabric  attached, 

per  lb . 5c;  10c:  15c 

But  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Advertising  wrappers,  per  lb .  So;  10c;  15c 

But  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Adzes . 10;  22^;  35 

Aeroplane  chronometers  and  compasses  and  parts 
thereof,  including  cards  therefor,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada  for  ships  or  aircraft.  Free 
Aeroplane  instruments  specially  designed  for  the 
equipment  of  aeroplanes  and  other  aircraft, 
and  which  are  to  be  installed  on  the  i  nstrument 
boards  or  other  parts  of  the  craft  and  which  are 
necessary  in  the  navigation  of  such  air¬ 
craft . Free;  Free;  27J^ 

Agalite  .  . IS:  20:  25 

Agalite  rock,  ground  .  Free 

Agasote  head-linings,  single  ply  . .15;  22H;  53 

Agates,  polished,  not  mounted  or  set ...  7}^ :  10:  10 

Agates,  rough  . 7^5;  10;  10 

Agricultural  implements: 

Auxiliary  internal  combustion  engines  incor¬ 
porated  in  or  attached  to  agricultural  imple¬ 
ments  or  agricultural  machinery  or  to  be 
incorporated  in  or  attached  to  agricultural 
implements  or  agricultural  machinery;  parts 

of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Bagging  and  weighing  machines,  and  grading, 
grating,  washing  and  wiping  machines,  for 
fresh  fruits  and  fresh  vegetables ;  machines  for 
topping  vegetables;  machines  for  bunching 
and/or  tying  cut  flowers,  vegetables  and 
nursery  stock;  machines  for  making  or  lid¬ 
ding  boxes  for  fruit  or  vegetables;  egg- 
graders  and  egg-cleaners;  silage  caps;  parts 

of  the  foregoing . Free 

Ball  and  roller  bearings  for  the  repair  of 
agricultural  implements  and  agricultural 

machinery . Free 

Cream  separators  and  complete  parts  thereof 

including  steel  bowls . Free 

Cultivators,  harrows,  seed-drills,  horse-rakes, 
horse-hoes,  scutflers,  manure  spreaders, 
garden  seeders,  weeders.  and  complete  parts 

of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Egg  graders  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Electric  motors  incorporated  in  or  attached  to, 
or  to  be  incorporated  in  or  attached  to, 
agricultural  implements  or  agricultural 

machinery,  parts  of  the  foregoing _ — ;  Free;  — 

Fanning  mills,  peaviners:  corn  husking  ma¬ 
chines;  threshing  machine  separators,  in¬ 
cluding  wind  stackers,  baggers,  weighers  and 
self-feeders  therefor;  complete  parts  of  all 

the  foregoing . Free 

Grain  crushers;  grain  or  hay  grinders;  grain  or 
hay  dryers;  milk  coolers;  steel  stanchions  for 
confining  livestock  either  in  pens  or  individu¬ 
ally,  and  complete  equipment  for  milk¬ 
ing  parlors;  automatic  stock  watering  bowls; 
barn  litter  carriers  and  track;  sprinkler 
irrigation  systems;  barn  hay  forks,  carriage, 
pulleys  and  track ;  hydraulic  hoists  for  unload¬ 
ing  vehicles,  hitches  and  couplings;  plough 
bolts;  machines  and  tools  for  use  on  trac¬ 
tors  including  blades,  loaders,  rippers,  rakes 
and  related  operating  and  controlling  gear; 
sodium  metabisulphite;  all  the  foregoing  for 
use  on  the  farm  for  farm  purposes  only; 
hay  loaders;  hay  tedders,  potato  planters, 
potato  diggers,  fodder  or  feed  cutters,  ensil¬ 
age  cutters, ,.  post  hole  diggers,  snaths,  stum¬ 
ping  machines,  grain  loaders  or  elevators 
with  a  capacity  not  exceeding  40  bushels 
per  minute;  brooders  for  rearing  young  farm 
animals;  all  other  agricultural  implements  or 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


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695 


Agricultural  implements,  Cont’d. 

agricultural  machinery,  n.o.p.,  parts  of  all 

the  foregoing . — Free 

Hay  presses  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Incubators  for  hatching  eggs,  brooders  for 
rearing  young  fowl,  poultry  sex  testers;  parts 

of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Milk  driers  for  dairying  purposes  and  parts 

thereof . Free;  73^;  25 

Milk  evaporators  for  dairying  purposes  and 

parts  thereof . Free;  73^ ;  25 

Milking  machines  and  attachments  therefor, 
centrifugal  machines  for  testing  butterfat, 
milk  or  cream,  complete  parts  ol  all  the 
foregoing . Free 


Mowing  machines,  harvesters,  either  self¬ 
binding  or  without  binders,  binding  attach¬ 
ments,  reapers,  harvesters  in  combination 
with  threshing  machine  separators,  in¬ 
cluding  the  motive  power  incorporated 
therein,  and  complete  parts  of  all  the 

foregoing . Free 

Pasteurizers  for  dairying  purposes  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  thereof . Free;  15;  25 

Ploughs;  Farm,  field,  lawn  or  garden  rollers; 

soil  packers;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing.  ....  .Free 
Portable  engines  with  boilers,  in  combination, 
for  farm  purposes;  horse  powers,  n.o.p.;  and 

complete  parts  of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Scythes,  sickles  or  reaping  hooks,  hay  or  straw 
knives,  edging  knives,  hoes,  pronged  forks, 

rakes,  n.o.p . . . Free 

spraying  and  dusting  machines  and  attach¬ 
ments  therefor,  including  hand  sprayers; 
apparatus  for  the  destruction  of  predatory 
animals  by  the  discharge  of  poisonous  cart¬ 
ridges  and  poisonous  cartridges  for  such  ap¬ 
paratus;  automatic  explosive  bird-scaring 
devices,  starter  cartridges  for  diesel  engines; 
apparatus  specially  designed  for  sterilizing 
bulbs;  pressure  testing  apparatus  for  de¬ 
termining  maturity  of  fruit;  pruning  hooks; 
pruning  shears;  dehorning  instruments, 

parts  of  the  foregoing . Free 

traction  ditching  machines  (not  being  ploughs) 
and  complete  parts  thereof  . .  Free 

(1)  Internal  combustion  tractors  other  than 
highway  truck-tractors,  accessories  for  such 
tractors  n.o.p.;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing.  .Free 

(2)  Traction  attachments  designed  to  be 
combined  with  automobiles  in  Canada  for 
use  as  traction  engines  and  parts  thereof. .  Free 

windmills  and  complete  parts  thereof,  not 

including  shafting . Free 

Air  compressors  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.;  and  a 

portable  or  stationary  machine . 10;  25;  35 

Aircraft,  not  including  engines,  under  such 
regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe : — 

(1)  When  of  types  or  sizes  not  made  in  Canada 

Free;  Free;  273^  P-c. 
on  and  after  July  1,  1958 .  Free;  15  p.c.  27 K  P-c. 

(2)  When  of  types  and  sizes  made  in  Canada 

Free;  15  p.c.  27K  P-c. 

Aircraft  engines,  when  imported  for  use  in  the 
equipment  of  aircraft: — 

(1)  When  of  types  or  sizes  not  made  in  Canada. 

Free;  15  p.c.  27H  P-c. 
on  and  after  July  1,  1958.  Free;  15  p.c.  273^  p.c. 

(2)  When  of  type  and  sizes  made  in  Canada. 

Free;  15  p.c.  273^  p.c. 

Aircraft  Parts,  n.o.p.  .  . 

(1)  When  of  types  or  sizes  not  made  m  Canada. 

Free;  Free;  27H  P*c. 

(2)  When  of  types  and  sizes  made  in  Canada. 

Free;  15  p.c.  273^  P-c. 


Aircraft  Engine  Parts,  n.o.p. 

(1)  When  of  types  or  sizes  not  made  m  Canada. 

Free;  Free;  273^  p.c. 

(2)  When  of  types  and  sizes  made  in  Canada. 

Free;  73^  p.c.  273^  p.c. 
Aircraft  auxiliary  power  units; 

Bars,  tubes,  extrusions  of  aluminum,  aluminum 
alloys  and  magnesium  alloys: 

Batteries ; 


Bolts,  cocks,  cotter  pins,  eyelets,  nuts,  pins, 
rivets,  screws,  turnbuckles  and  clevis, 
washers; 

Brakes,  with  related  operating  gear; 

Carburettors ; 

Direct  or  inertia  starters  with  or  without 
related  operating  gear; 

Distributors; 

De-icing  and  anti-icing  equipment; 

Electric  generators; 

Electric  lamps; 

Exhaust  gas  analyzers; 

Fuel  pressure  warning  devices; 

Forgings  and  castings; 

Hinges; 

Hydraulic  jacks; 

Hydraulic  pumps; 

Ignition  coils; 

Instruments; 

Landing  and  navigation  lights; 

Magnetos; 

Oil  coolers; 

Pressure  fire  extinguishers; 

Primer  pumps; 

Propellers  and  helicopter  rotors; 

Radio  for  navigation  and  air  traffic  communi¬ 
cation  ; 

Seats 

Spark  Plugs; 

Steel  tubing; 

Swaged  wires  and  tie  rods; 

Tires  and  tire  inner  tubes; 

Vacuum  pumps  with  related  operating  gear; 
Voltage  control  boxes; 

Wheels ; 

Parts  of  all  the  foregoing: 

All  of  the  foregoing  when  of  types  or  sizes  not 
made  in  Canada  and  for  use  in  aircraft ,  aircraft 
engines ,  airborne  aircraft  equipment,  or  parts  of 
aircraft,  aircraft  engines,  or  airborne  aircraft 

equipment . Free;  Free;  273^  p.c. 

Air  guns  and  rifles,  not  toys . 10;  223i;  30 

Alabaster  ornaments  .  .  2U,  lTk^i  30 

Alabaster,  mfrs.  of,  n.o.p . — ;  22H;  — 

Albumen,  blood .  ...Free.  1U;  10 

egg,  dried  evaporated,  desiccated  or  powdered, 
whether  or  not  sugar  or  other  material  be 

added . 10;  25;  30 

egg,  frozen  or  otherwise  prepared,  n.o.p., 
whether  or  not  sugar  or  other  material  be 

added,  per  lb . 5c;  10c;  11c. 

Albumemzed  paper  Free;  20;  30 

Albums,  stamp  and  albums,  n.e.s . 20:  25;  35 

Albums,  stamp,  with  designs  of  stamps  and 

descriptions  thereof . Free  ;  10;  10 

Alcohol,  amyl . Free 

Alcohol  butyl,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  25 

Alcohol,  ethyl,  or  the  substance  commonly 
known  as  alcohol,  hydrated  oxide  of  ethyl 
or  spirits  of  wine,  n.o.p;  spirituous  or  alco¬ 
holic  liquors,  n.o.p;  absinthe,  arrack  or  palm 
spirit,  artificial  brandy  and  imitations  of 
brandy,  n.o.p.;  cordials  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.; 
mescal,  pulque,  rum,  shrub,  schiedam  and 
other  schnapps;  taffa,  and  alcoholic  bitters 
or  beverages,  n.o.p.  and  wines,  n.o.p  contain¬ 
ing  more  than  forty  per  cent,  of  proof  spirit, 
per  gallon  of  the  strength  of 


proof . $5.00;  $10.00;  $10.00 

Whiskey . $4.50;  $  5.00;  $10.00 

Gin  . $4.50;  $  5.00;  $10.00 

Rum  . $4.50;  $  6.00;  $10.00 

Brandy . $4.00;  $  4.00;  $10.00 

Liqueurs . $4.50;  $  4.50;  $10.00 

Angostura  bitters . $2.00;  $  5.00;  $10.00 


British  West  Indies  Agreement, 

per  proof  gallon,  $5.00 
and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs  $8.00 
per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof. 

Angostura  bitters  exempt  from  additional 

$8.00. 

Provided  also,  that  when  the  goods  specified 
in  this  item  are  of  greater  strength  than 
the  strength  of  proof,  the  measurement 
thereof  and  the  amount  of  duty  payable 
thereon  shall  be  increased  or  decreased  in 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


696 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[  1956 


proportion  for  any  greater  strength  than  the 
strength  of  proof. 

Provided  further,  that  bottles  and  flaskB 
and  packages  of  gin,  rum,  whisky  and 
brandy  of  all  kinds,  and  imitations  thereof, 
shall  be  held  to  oontain  the  following  quan¬ 
tities  (subject  to  the  provisions  for  addition 
or  deduction  in  respect  of  the  degree  of 
strength),  via: — 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  not 
more  than  one-eighth  of  a  gallon  per  dozen, 
as  one  eighth  of  a  gallon  per  dozen. 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  one-eighth  of  a  gallon  but  not  more 
than  one-fourth  of  a  gallon  per  dozen,  as  one- 
fourth  of  a  gallon  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  one-fourth  of  a  gallon  but  not  more 
than  one-half  of  a  gallon  per  dozen,  as  one- 
half  of  a  gallon  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  one-half  of  a  gallon  per  dozen  but  not 
more  than  three-fourths  of  a  gallon  per 
dozen,  as  three-fourths  of  a  gallon  per  dozen; 
Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  three-fourths  of  a  gallon  but  not  more 
thaD  one  gallon  per  dozen,  as  one  gallon  per 
dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  one  gallon  but  not  more  than  one  and 
one-half  gallon  per  dozen,  as  one  and  one- 
half  gallon  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  one  and  one-half  gallon  but  not  more 
than  two  gallons  per  dozen,  as  two  gallons 
per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  two  gallons  but  not  more  than  two 
and  four-fifths  gallons  per  dozen,  as  two  and 
four-fifths  gallons  per  dozen ; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  two  and  four-fifths  gallons  but  not 
more  than  three  gallons  per  dozen,  as  three 
gallons  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing  more 
than  three  gallons  but  not  more  than  three 
and  one-fifth  gallons  per  dozen  as  three  and 
one-fifth  gallons  per  dozen; 

Provided  further,  that  bottles  or  phials  of 
liquors  for  special  purposes,  such  as  samples 
not  for  sale  to  the  trade,  may  be  entered 
for  duty  according  to  actual  measurement, 
under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 
of  National  Revenue. 

Alcohol,  ethyl,  when  imported  by  the  Depart¬ 
ment  of  National  Revenue  or  by  a  person 
licensed  by  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue, 
to  be  denatured  for  use  in  the  arts  and  indus¬ 
tries,  and  for  fuel,  light  and  power,  to  be 
entered  at  ports  prescribed  b\  regulation 
of  the  Minister,  subject  to  the  Excise  Act  and  to 

the  regulations  of  the  Department . Free 

Alcohol,  grain,  denatured,  per  proof  gal. 

$5.00.  $10.00;  $10.00 

Isopropyl,  per  gallon . Free;  25c;  S1.00 

Isopropyl  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
powdered  pectin  carragen  and  sodium 
alignate . Free;  5c  gal.  25c  gal. 

Until  Dec.  51,  1957 


20c 


25 


Alcohol,  methyl,  subject  to  the  provisions  of  the 
Excise  Act,  and  regulations  per  proof  gallon 

20e;  20c; 

Higher  fatty  alcohols,  unsulphated,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  synthetic  detergents 

.  Free;  Free; 

Until  Dec.  31,  1957 
Methyl  alcohol,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  formaldehyde,  in  their  own  factories,  sub¬ 
ject  to  the  provisions  of  the  Excise  Act  and 
regulations — 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

solid — canned  heat . 17/dS;  20;  25 

wood  (see  Alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal., 

$5.00  $10.00;  $10.00 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Alcoholic  Ditters  or  beverages  (see  alcohol, 

ethyl  above). per  gal . $5.00;  $10.00;  $10.00 

Alcoholic  perfumes: — 

(a)  When  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing  not 

not  more  than  4  ounces  each . 30;  25;  90 

( b )  When  in  bottles,  flasks,  or  other  packages, 
containing  more  than  4  ounces  each, 

per  gallon . $4.00;  $4.00;  $5.00 

and . — ;  25%;  40% 

perfumed  spirits,  bay  rum,  cologne  and  lav¬ 
ender  waters,  hair,  tooth  and  skin  washes, 
and  other  toilet  preparations  containing 
spirits  of  any  kind: — 

(a)  When  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing  not 

more  than  four  ounces  each . 20;  30;  90 

(b)  When  in  bottles,  flasks  or  other  packages, 
containing  more  than  four  ounces  each, 

(1)  Valued  at  not  more  than  $8.00  per 

gallon . $2.00;  $2.00;  $5.00 

and  — ;  20;  40 

(2)  Valued  at  more  than  $8.00  per  gallon 
. $3.00;  $3.00;  $5.00 

and  — ;  20;  40 

Ale,  beer,  porter  and  stout,  when  imported 
in  casks  or  otherwise  than  in  bottle,  per 

gallon .  25c;  35c;  35o 

And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
38c  gal. 

Ale,  beer,  porter  and  stout,  when  imported  in 

bottles  per  gallon . 15c;  50c;  50o 

And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
38c  gal. 

Provided  that  six  quart  bottles,  or  twelve 
pint  bottles,  shall  be  held  to  contain  one 
gallon.  (See  also  “Packages”). 

Ale,  ginger . IS;  20;  25 

non-alcoholic . 15;  20;  25 

Alfalfa  Meal,  stock  food  (No.  S.T.) . 15;  20;  25 

Alkyl  aryl  hydrocarbons,  unsulphonated,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  synthetic  detergents 
from  Jan.  1,  1950  to  Sept.  30,  1956, 

per  gallon . J^c;  }ic;  1 

Alizarin  and  artificial  alizarin  . Free 

Alizarine  oil . 15;  20;  25 

Mkenet  root,  crude,  crushed,  or  ground . Free 

Antitoxins  and  allergenic  products  n.o.p.  for 
parenteral  administrations  in  the  treatment 
or  diagnosis  of  diseases  of  man  Free 

Alloy,  nickel  chrome . 15;  20;  25 

Alloys  of  copper,  n.o.p.,  containing  50  per 
centum  or  more  by  weight  of  copper,  viz.: 
sheets,  plates,  strips,  bars,  rods  and  tubes. 

ry2-,  15;  25 

Alloys,  copper  containing  boron,  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  as  a  flux . Free 

Alloys  of  magnesium,  viz.:  ingots,  pigs,  sheets, 

plates,  strips,  bars,  rods  and  tubes . 5;  10;  25 

Alloys,  silver  in  powdered  form,  composed  of  silver, 

tin,  copper  and  zinc . 15:  20;  25 

Alloys  of  tin,  antimony  and  lead  in  blocks, 

bars,  plates  or  sheets . 10;  20;  20 

Almanacs,  advertising,  per  lb .  5c;  10c;  15c 

Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Almond  paste . 15;  25;  35 

— ;  — ;  !^c.  lb. 

Almonds,  shelled,  n.o.p.,  per  lb . lc  Free;  3c 

not  shelled,  n.o.p.,  per  lb.  lc;  Free;  3c 

Aloes,  crude  drugs .  Free 

Alpaca  hair . see  “Hair” 

'inings . Free-  20;  25 


manufactures,  n.o.p . 25;  27 40 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  35c 
yarns  imported  by  manufacturers  of  cut  pile 
fabrics  for  upholstery  purposes  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  cut  pile 

fabrics  in  their  own  factories . Free;  10;  12>£ 

yams  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  pile  fabrics 

. Free;  10;  20 

„  and  per  lb., — ; — ;  17Mc 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

Altar  bellB .  Free 

.  cloths . '.iiiii  id;  20 

Alum,  in  bulk  only,  not  calcined . Free;  10;  15 

burnt,  and  alum  n.e.s . Free;  17^;  25 

chrome . . Free:  10;  15 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


697 


Alumdum  wheels . 10;  22 H:  30 

Alumina . Free 

hydrate  of . Free 

sulphate  of  (alum  cake) . Free;  10;  15 

Aluminum  and  alloys  thereof, 

Angles,  channels,  beams,  tees  and  other 
rolled,  drawn  or  extruded  sections  and 

shapes . Free;  22H;  30 

Bars,  rods,  plates,  sheets,  strips,  circles, 
squares,  discs  and  rectangles 

per  lb.  Free;  3c;  7Ho 

Leaf  n.o.p.,  or  foil,  less  than  .005  inch  in 
thickness,  plain  or  embossed,  with  or  with¬ 
out  backing;  aluminum  powder. Free;  30;  30 
Pigs,  ingots,  blocks,  notch  bars,  slabs,  billets, 
blooms  and  wire  bars  ..  per  lb.  Free;  lHc;  5c 
Pipes  and  tubes;  wire  and  cable,  twisted  or 
stranded  or  not,  and  whether  reinforced 

_  with  steel  or  not . Free;  22 H;  30 

Aluminum  leaf,  less  than  .005  millimetre  in 

thickness . Free 

Aluminum  capsules  for  bottles . 15;  22  ;  30 

Aluminum,  chloride  of.  or  chioralum. .  .  Free;  10;  10 

bases  Warrnock’s,  per  sq.  in .  Ho:  Ho;  He 

crude  acetate  of  red  liquor . Free 

cups  (collapsible) . 20;  22  H;  30 

hollo  ware . 20;  22  H:  30 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  22H;  30 

Aluminum  powder  or  dust . Free;  30;  30 

Aluminum  pulp . 15;  20;  25 

Aluminum  scrap . Free 

Aluminum  spoons  in  the  rough . 15;  22  Hi  30 

Amber  gum . Free 

in  plates  or  blocks . Free 

manufacturing  of . 15;  20;  25 

ornaments . 17H:  17H;  30 

rough  sawn,  for  pipe  mounts . 15;  20;  25 

Ambergris . Free;  10;  15 

Amberoid,  moulded . 15;  20;  25 

Amethysts,  not  mounted  or  set . 7H:  10:  10 

Ammonia,  spirits  of,  per  gallon, 

*3.00,  and  30;  30;  30 

anhydrous . 15;  20;  25 

carbonate  of . Free:  17H:  25 

fluoride  (sal  ammoniac) . Free;  25;  25 

household . 15;  20;  25 

nitrate  of . Free;  25;  25 

nitrate  of,  when  imported  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  nitrous  oxide . Free;  10;  25 

oxalate  of . 13?  20:  25 

sulphate  of . Free 

Ammoniac,  sal . Free;  25;  25 

Ammunition,  n.o.p . 10;  22  H;  30 

Amylacetate  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  anti¬ 
biotics,  bacteriologieals,  hormone  products  and 

biologicals . Free;  Free;  2 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Amyl  alcohol . _ . Free 

Anaconda  twisted  I-beam  core  for  use  in  manu¬ 
facture  of  hollow  conductor  cables.  .  .  .20;  20;  30 

.Anatomical  preparations  .  Free 

Andalusite,  crude  or  calcined,  but  not  further 

processed  than  ground . Free;  Free;  25 

Anchors,  for  vessels .  Free 

marine  drag,  made  of  canvas  and  rope.  25;  25;  35 

per  lb.  — :  — ;  4r 

n.o.p . 10j  22 H:  35 

pockets  for  ships,  iron . Free 

Anchovies,  essence  of . 15;  27H:  35 

Anchovies  (see  Fish). 

Anesthetizing  Outfit  Sorensen  and  De  Luxe 

Equipment . Free 

Angle  prisms . Free;  9;  15 

Angles,  iron  or  steel  galvanized . 10;  25;  35 

Angles,  iron  or  steel,  for  Bhips . Free 

Angostura  bitters,  per  gal . $2.00;  $5.00;  $10.00 

(For  Colonies  see  W.I.  Trade  Agreement 
page  688). 

Aniline  dyes,  in  not  less  than  1-lb.  packages, 

soluble  in  water . Free;  Free;  10 

in  less  than  1  lb.  in  wt . 12H;  17H;  22H 

Aniline  oil . Fret 

Aniline  saltB,  crude . tree 

Animal  charcoal,  for  use  in  refining  of  sugar 

.  Free;  25;  25 

Animal  clipping  machines — power . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates_of 


Animal  clipping  machines — hand,  according  to 
material. 

Animal  bile,  in  liquid  or  paste  form,  not  further 
processed  than  concentrated,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  bile  acids . Free 

Animal  cages  of  wire  and  metal  parts  thereof 

. 10;22H;35 

Animal  glands  and  animal  glandular  organs,  and 
extracts  thereof,  wet  or  dry,  (whether  al- 
coholio  or  not)  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  pharmaceutical  or  medicinal  prep¬ 
arations  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  such  preparations  in  their  own 

factory .  Free 

Animal  liver  paste . 15;  20;  35 

Animal  manures .  Free 

stearine,  per  lb . 1H:  154:  2 

New  Zealand . Free 

Animals  and  articles  brought  into  Canada  tem¬ 
porarily  and  for  a  period  not  exceeding  three 
months,  for  the  purpose  of  exhibition  or  of 
competition  for  prizes  offered  by  any  agricul¬ 
tural  or  other  association  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Provided  a  bond  shall  first  be  given  in  accord¬ 
ance  with  regulations  prescribed  by  the 
Minister  of  Customs,  with  the  condition  that 
full  duty  to  which  such  animals  or  articles 
would  otherwise  be  liable  shall  be  paid  in 
case  of  their  sale  in  Canada,  or  if  not  re¬ 
exported  within  the  time  specified  in  such 
bond. 

4njmals,  horses,  cattle,  sheep, goats,  asses, swine, 
and  dogs,  pure  bred  and  the  male  semen 
thereof,  for  the  improvement  of  stock,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Governor  in 

Council.  No  S.T . Free 

hogs,  per  lb. . . .  Free;  lc;  3o 

living:  sheep,  lambs  and  goats,  per  head 

Free:  #2.00;  *3.00 

living,  n.o.p.  (no  S.T.) . Free;  7H;  25 

cattle . per  lb.  Free;  lHo;  3o 

foxes,  silver  or  black . . . Free;  20;  25 

skins  of  (taxidermio),  not  native  of  Canada.  .Free 

Annato,  extract  of . Free 

liquid  or  solid . Free 

seed . Free 

Annual  reports  (official)  of  benevolent  or  religious 
associations,  and  issued  in  the  course  of  pro¬ 
ceedings  of  said  associations  to  their  members .  Free 
Anodes  of  nickel,  zino,  copper,  silver,  gold, 
and  metal  adopted  for  use  as  nickel  anodes. 

5;  7H;  10 

Anodynes,  alcoholic,  n.o.p  (see  Spirits,  etc.) 
Anodynes  not  over  2H  per  oent.  alcohol  17H :  20;  40 
n.o.p.  (see  Medicinal  preparations). 

Anthems  sheet  musio  . 5;  7H:  10 

Anthems  in  pamphlet  form  with  words  set  to 

music . Free 

Antibiotics,  crude,  structurally  based  on 
naphthacene,  not  further  processed  than  ex¬ 
tracted  from  their  primary  fermentation 
liquors,  in  crystalline  salt  form  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  antibiotics  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  products 

in  their  own  factories . Free;  — Free;  25% 

Expires  June  30,  1956 

Antiformin.  a  Pleach  for  cot.toD . 15:  20;  25 

Anti-freezing  compounds,  ethylene  glycol  based 

. 15;  15;  25 

Antimonine . .  •  ■ Free 

Antimony,  red  sulphide  of . Free;  15;  25 

salts  .  free 

sulphuret  of . .  •  -  Free;  15;  25 

or  regulus  of,  not  ground,  pulverized  or  other¬ 
wise  manufactured . - -  Free 

or  regulus  of,  n.o.p . -15;  20:  -•> 

sodiate  of . Free;  15;  25 

Antiquities,  collections  of,  when  imported  by 
or  for  public  museums,  public  libraries,  uni¬ 
versities,  colleges  or  schools,  and  which  are 
to  be  placed  in  such  institutions  ■  •  • -  Free 

Antiquities  (other  than  spirits  nr  wines)  produced 
prior  to  Jan.  1st,  1847.  under  such  regula¬ 
tions,  including  proof  of  antiquity,  as  may 
be  prescribed  by  the  Minister, 

(Antiquities  are  relieved  from  the  requirement 
aB  to  origin  or  content.) . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


698 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Antiseptic,  dry.  (See  Medicinal) . 17)4;  20;  25 

Antiseptic  surgical  dressing  . 10;  20:  35 

Antitoxine.  .  Free 

Anvils . 10;  22)4;  35 

Aphis  Punk . 15;  20;  25 

Apparatus  designed  for  cooking  or  for  heating 
buildings: 

1.  For  coal  or  wood . 15;  22)4;  30 

2.  For  gas . 15;  22 ‘4;  30 

3.  For  electricity . 15;  2214;  30 

4.  For  oil . 15;  22)4;  30 

5.  n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  30 

timing  devices  and  parts  for  the  above 

apparatus . 15;  22Jdj;  30 

Oven  thermostats,  automatic  oven  lighters 
and  dual  valves  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  apparatus  designed  for  cooking  with  gas 
. Free;  10;  30 

(1)  Gas  control  devices,  n.o.p.,  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  on,  or  for  the 
manufacture  or  repair  of,  or  for  conversion 
to,  gas-fired  apparatus  for  cooking,  or  for 
heating  buildings,  or  for  heating  water,  or 
for  refrigeration;  including  such  devices 
when  for  use  in  the  gas  line  between  such 
apparatus  and  the  meter,  or  in  the  gas  line 
between  such  apparatus  and  the  consumer's 
gas  storage  device;  parts  of  the  foregoing 
. Free;  5;  30 

(2)  Gas  pressure  regulators  for  use  on,  or  for 
the  manufacture  or  repair  of,  or  for  con¬ 
version  to,  gas-fired  apparatus  for  cooking, 
or  for  heating  buildings,  or  for  heating  water, 
or  for  refrigeration;  including  such  devices 
when  for  use  in  the  gas  line  between  such 
apparatus  and  the  meter,  or  in  the  gas  line 
between  such  apparatus  and  the  consumer’s 
gas  storage  device;  and  parts  thereof: 

(a)  When  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free;  5;  30 

(b)  When  of  a  class  or  kind  made  in  Canada 
. Free  10;  30; 

Apparatus  for  the  receiving  and  transmitting  of 
photographs,  weather  maps  and  charts,  by 

wire,  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free;  Free;  30 

Apparatus,  well-drilling  machinery  and  appara¬ 
tus,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  drilling  lor  water,  natural  gas  or 
oil,  or  in  prospecting  for  minerals,  not  to  in¬ 
clude  motive  power;  well-packers  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  thereof,  for  oil  or  gas  wells; 
seamless  iron  or  steel  tubing  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  in  casing 

water,  natural  gas  or  oil  wells . Free 

Apparatus  and  machinery  and  parts  thereof  for 
use  only  in  producing  unrefined  oil  from 
shales,  not  to  include  motive  power  of  a  class 

or  kind  made  in  Canada . Free 

life  saving  <  see  Life-boats) . Free 

Apparatus  and  glassware  for  laboratory  work, 

and  sterilizing  purposes  for  hospitals . Free 

philosophical  (see  Philosophical). 

Apparel,  wearing  and  other  personal  and  house¬ 
hold  effects,  not  merchandise,  of  British 
subjects  dying  abroad,  but  domiciled  in 
Canada;  books,  pictures,  family  plate  or 
furniture,  personal  effects  and  heirlooms  left  by 
bequest  to  any  resident  of  Canada,  or  acquired 
by  any  resident  of  Canada  as  a  result  of  the 
death  of  any  person  resident  abroad,  or  as  a 
gift  in  anticipation  of  the  death  of  any  such 
person;  all  such  goods  or  articles  when  given 
as  a  free  gift  by  anyone  resident  abroad  to  a 
resident  of  Canada;  the  Minister  to  be  the  sole 
judge  as  to  whether  any  goods  or  any  article 
imported  is  to  be  classified  as  entitled  to  the 

benefit  of  this  item  or  not . Free 

Apparel,  wearing  and  ready-made  clothing,  com¬ 
posed  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  n.o.p. 

— ;  25-27)4;  40 
„  ,  ...  „  and  per  lb.—;  — ;  35c. 

bee  also  Clothing  . 

Apple  juice,  n.o.p . 10;  10;  25 

not  over  25%  proof  spirit,  per  gal. 

*2.50:  S2.50;  *2.50 
over  25%  pure  spirit,  per  gal.  *10.00;  *10.00;  *10.00 

and  30:  30;  30 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Apple  trees,  each . . Free;  6c.;  7)4o. 

Provided  that  when  imported  between  Sept. 

15th  and  Oct.  5th  inclusive,  the  duty  shall 

not  be  more  than . Free;  3c;  3c 

Apple  trees,  being  seedling  stock  for  gralting, 

including  buds  and  scions  . Free 

Apples,  fresh,  See  Fruits,  fresh. 

and  other  truits,  dried,  desiccated,  evaporated 

or  dehydrated . Free;  10;  25 

Apricot  kernels . 16;  20;  25 

prepared  in  cans  weight  of  container  to  be 

included  in  weight  for  duty  per  lb . 2;  2c;  5 

New  Zealand,  South  African  and  Aus¬ 
tralian  Treaty . per  lb.  lc 

Apricots,  dried  or  desiccated . Free;  10;  25 

South  African  and  Australian  Treaty. .  .  .Free 
green,  per  lb.  weight  of  packages  included 

Free;  10;  10 

During  a  declared  period  of  10  weeks, 

per  pound . Free;  lc;  lc 

Australian  Treaty .  Free 

Apron  feed,  of  leather . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Aprons,  rubber,  unfinished,  cut  to  shape  not 

otherwise  manufactured . 15;  20;  27)4 

rubber,  unfinished,  when  otherwise  manufac¬ 
tured  with  frill,  binding  or  pocket ..  .25;  25;  35 

Aqua  Marine  (precious  stone) . 7)4;  10;  10 

Araucarias . Free  ;  15;  20 

Architecture,  books  on . Free 

Argentine  (pulp) . 15;  20;  25 

Argols  or  argals  (cream  of  tartar) . Free 

Arlite  backing  board . 15;  22)4;  35 

Arms,  guns  and  rifles,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada . 5;  10;  30 

Arms,  military  stores  and  munitions  of  war 
imported  by  the  Government  of  Canada  in  re¬ 
placement  of  or  in  anticipation  or  actual 
exchange  for  similar  goods  loaned  to  or  ex¬ 
changed  or  to  be  exchanged  with  the  govern¬ 
ments  of  a  British  Commonwealth  country 
or  a  foreign  country  designated  by  the  Govern¬ 
ment  in  Council  under  tariff  item  708,  under 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe. 


.Free 


Arms,  military  stores,  munitions  of  war  and  other 
goods  the  property  of  and  to  remain  the 
property  of  a  British  Commonwealth  country 
designated  by  the  Governor  in  Council  or  of  a 
foreign  country  that  is  a  party  to  the  North 
Atlantic  Treaty  and  is  designated  by  the 
Governor  in  Council;  goods  consigned  to 
military  service  agencies  and  institutions  desig¬ 
nated  by  the  Governor  in  Council  where  the 
goods  are  for  the  personal  use  of  or  consump¬ 
tion  by  nationals  of  countries  designated  under 
this  Item  who  are  employed  in  defence 
establishments  of  those  countries  in  Canada.  .Free 
Provided  that  the  Governor  in  Council  may 
prescribe  regulations  for  all  the  foregoing  and 
may  order  that  any  of  the  privileges  granted 
under  this  Item  be  withdrawn  in  any  case 
where  a  country  does  not  grant  corresponding 
privileges  to  Canada. 

Arnica,  extract  of,  per  gal. 

*5  00;  *10.00;  $10.00 

and  30;  30;  30 

Arrowroot,  per  lb . Free;  l^o;  lj^c 

Arsenate  of  aniline . Free;  15;  25 

Arsenate  of  lead,  in  packages  not  exceeding  3  lbs.  ’ 
each  in  weight,  weight  of  package  to  be  in¬ 
cluded  in  weight  for  duty . (.Free;  12)4;  25 

Arsenate  of  lead,  n.o.p . ...Free;  7 14;  15 

Arsenate  of  soda . Free;  12)4;  20 

Arsenic  sulphide  of . Free 

Arsenic  (arsenous  oxide) . Free 

Arsenic,  sulphide  of . Free 

Arterial  tubes  for  embalming . Free 

Articles,  Canadian,  returned  (see  Canadian 

a  .■e,ood?)  ,,,  ,  . Free 

Articles  for  exhibition,  eto.,  under  bond  to  be 

exported  within  3  months  .  .  Free 

for  the  personal  or  official  use  of  Consuls- 
General  who  are  natives  or  citizens  of  the 
country  they  represent  and  who  are  not 
engaged  in  any  other  business  or  profession 
(NoS.T.) . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


699 


Articles  for  Gov.-General  (No  S.T.) . Free 

for  officers  and  men  of  Imperial  Navy . Free 


which  enter  into  the  cost  of  the  manufacture 
of  binder  twine  or  twine  for  harvest  binders, 
and  twine  for  baling  farm  produce,  when 
imported  for  such  use  exclusively  by  manu¬ 
facturers  who  manufacture  such  twine  only. 

(No  S.T.) . . . .  .  .Free 

Articles  of  iron,  steel  or  nickel,  or  of  which  iron, 
steel  or  nickel,  are  the  component  materials 
of  chief  value,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
electric  storage  batteries  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  such  storage  batteries  in 

their  own  factories . 10;  10;  20 

Articles  presented  from  abroad  in  recognition 
of  the  saving  of  human  life,  under  regula¬ 
tions  by  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue  Free 
Articles  of  glass,  not  plate  or  sheet,  designed  to 

be  cut  or  mounted . Free;  Free;  2234 

Articles  of  glassware,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  silverware  to  be  used  in  recept¬ 
acles  made  of  or  electro  plated  with  precious 
metals,  or  to  be  equipped  with  tops  made  of  or 
electroplated  with  precious  metals  in  their  own 

factory . F ree ;  F ree ;  22  34 

Articles  specially  designed  for  the  use  of  the 
blind,  whether  for  educational,  recreational, 
industrial,  personal  or  other  purposes,  when 
for  blind  persons  and  imported  by,  or  on  the 
order  or  certificate  of,  the  Canadian  Na¬ 
tional  Institute  for  the  Blind,  or  other  bona 
fide  institution  or  association  for  the  blind  .  .  Free 
Articles  and  materials  designed  for  the  training 
of  mentally  retarded  children,  when  for  the 
use  and  by  order  of  any  association,  society 
or  institution  which  trains  mentally  retarded 

children . . . . Free 

Articles  and  materials  which  enter  into  the  cost 
of  manufacture  of  the  goods  enumerated  in 
tariff  items  409,  409a,  409b,  409c,  409d,  409e, 

409f,  409g,  409h,  409i,  409 j,  409k,  4091, 
409m,  409n,  409o,  409q,  427b(l)  439c,  and 
618b  (1),  when  imported  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  the  goods  enumerated  in  the 
aforesaid  tariff  items,  or  in  the  manufacture 
of  part  therefor,  under  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  Minister . .  .Free 

The  tariff  items  referred  to  cover  all  agricultural 
implements. 

Articles  and  materials  as  follows,  when  imported 
for  use  only  in  the  manufacture,  mainten¬ 
ance  or  repair  of  buoys  and  beacons  for  the 
Government  of  Canada,  viz:  Flanged  and 
dished  steel  boiler  plate  heads  over  five  feet 
in  diameter;  lanterns  and  electric  flashing 
lights;  foghorn  and  other  warning  equip¬ 
ment;  marine  radio  beacon  timing  equip¬ 
ment;  actuating  equipment,  including  low 
discharge  storage  batteries  and  motors; 

parts  of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Artificial  eyes,  for  human  use  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Artificial  limbs  and  parts  thereof  (no  S.T  )  .  .  .Free 
Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  of 

the  above . Free 

Artificial  limbs,  extension  shoes  (no  S.T.)  .  .  Free 

Artificial  teeth  not  mounted  and  materials  for  use 

only  in  the  manufacture  thereof . Free 

Artists’  and  school  children’s  colours.  See  “Colours” . 

Artotypes . . . 1234;  20;  2234 

Asbestite  (roofing  material) .  15:  2234;  35 

Asbestos,  crude . Free;  Free;  25 

Asbestos,  not  crude,  and  manufactures  of 

15;  1234;  25 

of  Empire  origin . Free;  1234;  25 

Asbestos  roofing  cement . .  15;  20;  25 

platinized  for  the  mf’g  of  sulphuric  acid . Free 

Ash.  soda,  barilla,  per  100  lbs . 15c.;  25c.;  30c. 

Ash,  pot  and  pearl,  in  25  lb.  packages  or  more,  Free 
pot  and  pearl,  in  less  than  25  lb.  package 

10;  1234;  15 

Ashes,  wood . 15;  20;  25 

Asparagus,  green . Free:  10:  10 

For  8  weeks . Free;  334c;  334c 

roots,  each.  .  .  . . Free;_34c.;  34c. 

Asphalt,  compositions  of . 15:  20;  25 


Asphalt  or  asphaltum,  solid  or  not . Free;  10;  10 

Asphalt  Road  Oil  for  paving  purposes. . Free 

Asphalt,  which  is  solid  at  a  temperature  of  60° 
Fahrenheit  may  be  allowed  entry  under 

item  584b . Free;  10;  10 

Aspirin  (under  this  Trade  name  prohibited) 

Asses  for  improvement  of  stock . .  Free 

Astrakhan  skins,  not  dyed,  wholly  or  partially 

dressed .  ...  Free 

Atomizers  (rubber  and  glass) . 15:  20;  27  34 

Augers . 10;  22 J4;  35 

Augurs,  coal  (mining  machinery) . 5;  15;  25 

Aural  and  nasal  prostheses;  ileostomy,  colostomy 
and  urinary  appliances  designed  to  be  worn 
by  an  individual;  materials  and  articles  re¬ 
quired  therewith  for  proper  application  and 

maintenance . F  ree 

Materials  and  articles  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  the  goods  enumerated  above.  .  .  .Free 

Aurophone,  for  treating  the  deaf . Free 

Australian  gum .  .  .  .  .Free;  10:  15 

Automatic  feeders  (mining  machinery) . Free 

Automobiles  and  motor  vehicles  of  all  kinds, 
n.o.p.;  electric  trackless  trolley  buses, 

chassis  for  all  the  foregoing . Free;  1734  ;  2734 

Provided  that  machines  or  other  articles 
mounted  on  the  foregoing  or  attached  there¬ 
to  for  purposes  other  than  for  loading  or 
unloading  the  vehicle  shall  be  valued  sepa¬ 
rately  and  duty  assessed  under  the  tariff 
items  regularly  applicable  thereto. 

(1)  Parts,  n.o.p.,  electro-plated  or  not,  whether 
finished  or  not,  for  automobiles,  motor 
vehicles,  electric  trackless  trolley  buses,  fire 
fighting  vehicles,  ambulances  and  hearses,  or 
chassis  enumerated  in  tariff  items  438a  and 
424,  including  engines,  but  not  to  include 
wireless  receiving  sets,  die  castings  of  zinc, 
electric  storage  batteries,  parts  of  wood,  tires 
and  tubes  or  parts  of  which  the  component 
material  of  chief  value  is  rubber.  .  .Free;  25;  35 

(2)  Brake  linings,  and  clutch  facings  whether 
or  not  including  metallic  wires  or  threads: — 

(a)  When  made  from  crude  asbestos  of  British 

Commonwealth  origin . Free;  25;  35 

(b)  When  made  from  crude  asbestos,  n.o.p. 

. . 15;  25;  35 

Composite  frame  and  floor  structure  of  metal 
in  the  rough  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
automobiles  and  motor  vehicles.  .Free;  Free;  25 
Bearings,  ball  or  roller;  bearings,  clutch 
release;  bearings,  graphite;  bearings,  steel 
or  bronze  backed  with  or  without  collar 
attached;  with  non-ferrous  metal  lining, 
parts  and  materials  therefor;  bearings, 
steering  knuckle  thrust;  bushings  or  sleeve 
bearings  of  bronze  or  powered  metal;  bush¬ 
ings,  graphited  or  oil  impregnated;  ceramic 
insulator  spark  plug  cores,  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  burned  and  glazed,  printed  or 
decorated  or  not,  without  fittings;  collars, 
crankshaft  thrust;  compressors,  air,  and 
parts  thereof;  commutator  copper  segments; 
commutator  insulating  end  rings;  tapered 
discs  of  hot  rolled  steel,  with  or  without 
centre  hole,  for  disc  wheels;  diaphragms  for 
fuel  and  vacuum  pumps;  distributor  rotors 
and  cam  assemblies;  door  bumper  shoes; 
electric  wiring  terminals,  sockets,  fittings 
and  connectors  and  parts  and  combinations 
thereof,  including  brackets  and  fittings  per¬ 
manently  attached  thereto,  but  not  including 
battery  terminals;  gaskets  of  any  material 
except  cork  or  felt,  composite  or  not,  parts 
and  materials  therefor;  ignition  contact 
points;  keys  for  shafting;  auxiliary  driving 
control  kits,  designed  for  attachment .  to 
motor  vehicles  to  facilitate  their  operation 
by  physically  disabled  persons  and  parts 
thereof;  lenses  of  glass  for  motor  vehicle 
lamps  and  for  light  reflectors;  lock  washers; 
magnetic  plugs;  piston  ring  castings  in  the 
rough,  with  or  without  gates  and  fins  re¬ 
moved;  propeller  shaft  tubes  of  steel  bonded 
by  rubber;  rails  of  lock  seam  section,  corners, 
locks  and  catches,  unplated  ventilators  and 


For  ‘‘Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


700 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


parts  thereof,  the  foregoing  being  of  metal 
other  than  aluminum,  for  the  manufacture 
of  window  sashes  for  bus  bodies;  steel  bolts, 
studs,  plugs,  rivets  or  nuts,  capped  with 
stainless  steel,  and  parts  thereof;  switches, 
relays,  circuit  breakers  and  solenoids  and 
combinations  and  parts  therof,  including 
starter  switch  assemblies;  shift  control,  elec¬ 
tric,  for  2  speed  rear  axles;  vacuum  hydraulic 
or  air  control  assemblies  and  parts  thereof; 
vulcanized  fibre  in  sheets,  rods,  strips  and 
tubings;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing:  all  of  the 
foregoing  for  use  in  the  manufacture  or  the 
repair  of  the  goods  enumerated  in  tariff  items 
424  and  438a,  or  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  parts  therefor: 

(1)  When  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free;  Free;  30 

(2)  When  of  a  class  or  kind  made  in  Canada 
. Free;  1714;  30 

Ammeters;  arm  rests  and  wheel  housing  lining 
of  indurated  fibre,  pressed  to  shape;  axle 
housings,  one  piece  welded,  machined  or  not, 
including  parts  welded  thereto;  carburetors; 
chassis  frames  and  steel  shapes  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  thereof;  cigar  and  cigarette  lighters, 
whether  in  combination  with  a  cigarette 
holder  or  not,  including  base;  control  venti¬ 
lator  gear  box;  cylinder  lock  barrels,  with 
or  without  sleeves  and  keys  thereof;  dash 
heat  indicators ;  engine  speed  governor  units ; 
external  ornaments  unplated,  including  name 
plates,  letters  and  numerals,  but  not  including 
finish  or  decorative  moulding;  fluid  couplings 
with  or  without,  drive  plate  assemblies; 
gauges,  gasoline,  oil  or  air;  grilles  not  plated, 
polished  or  not  before  assembly,  and  parts 
thereof  not  plated  or  polished,  after  final 
forming,  casting  or  piercing,  not  including 
added  finish  or  decorative  moulding;  hinges, 
finished  or  not,  for  bodies;  horns;  instrument 
bezel  assemblies;  instrument  board  lamps; 
instrument  panel,  glove  compartment, 
luggage  compartment,  hood  compartment 
and  door  step,  lamps  and  wire  assemblies; 
locks,  electric  ignition,  steering  gear,  trans¬ 
mission  or  combinations  of  such  locks; 
mouldings  of  metal,  with  nails  set  in  position, 
lead  filled  or  not;  oil  filter  parts,  namely: — 
perforated  filter  refill  oil  board  bodies,  refill 
end  discs,  and  roll-seam  perforated  tubes; 
ornaments  and  identification  plates  of  metal 
unplated,  not  including  finished  or  decorative 
mouldings;  pipe  lines  of  tubing,  rigid, 
covered  or  not,  with  or  without  fittings  and 
tubing  therefor;  purifiers  for  gasoline,  includ¬ 
ing  brackets  and.  fittings  therefor;  radiator 
shutter  assemblies,  automatic;  radiator 
water  gauges;  radiator  shells  not  plated 
nor  metal  finished  in  any  degree;  shackles, 
bearing  spring;  speedometers;  spring  covers 
of  metal  and  closing  strips  or  shapes  therefor; 
steering  wheels,  rims  and  spiders  therefor; 
sun  visor  blanks  of  gypsum  weatherboard; 
tachometers.,  with  or  without  tachographs, 
both  electric  and  gear  driven;  thermos¬ 
tatic  controls;  throttle,  spark,  choke,  and 
hood  lock  release  assemblies,  including 
buttons  therefor;  torque  converters,  auxi¬ 
liary  transmission  Overdrive  Units  and 
controls  therefor;  universal  joint  ball 
assemblies;  windshield  and  window  wipers; 
parts  of  all  the  foregoing  including  brackets, 
fittings  and  connections  therefore;  stamp¬ 
ings,  body  cowl,  fender,  front  end,  hood, 
instrument  board,  shields  and  baffles,  of 
metal  in  the  rough,  trimmed  or  not  whether 
or  not  welded  in  any  manner  before  final 
forming  or  piercing,  but  not  metal  finished 
in  any  degree! 

All  of  the  foregoing  when  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  or  repair  of  the  goods  enumer¬ 
ated  in  tariff  items  410a  (iii),  424  and  438a, 
or  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  parts 
therefor . . Free;  17J4 ;  30 

(1)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles, 
when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


are  for  use  as  original  equipment  by  a 
manufacturer  of  passenger  automobiles 
(having  a  seating  capacity  of  not  more  than 
ten  persons  each)  enumerated  in  tariff  item 
438a,  whose  total  factory  output  during  the 
year  in  which  importation  is  sought,  does 
not  exceed  ten  thousand  such  complete 
passenger  automobiles,  and  if  not  less 
than  forty  per  cent  of  the  factory  cost  of  pro¬ 
duction  of  such  automobiles,  not  including 
duties  and  taxes,  is  incurred  in  the  British 
Commonwealth,  the  rates  of  duty  under 
this  item  shall  be . Free;  Free;  25 

(2)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles, 
when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
are  for  use  as  original  equipment  by  a 
manufacturer  of  passenger  automobiles  (hav¬ 
ing  a  seating  capacity  for  not  more  than  ten 
persons  each)  enumerated  in  tariff  item 
438a,  whose  total  factory  output,  during  the 
year  in  which  importation  is  sought,  exceeds 
ten  thousand,  but  does  not  exceed  twenty 
thousand  such  complete  passenger  automo¬ 
biles,  and  if  not  less  than  fifty  per  cent  of  the 
factory  cost  of  production  of  such  automo¬ 
biles,  not  to  include  duties  and  taxes,  is  in¬ 
curred  in  the  British  Commonwealth,  the 
rates  of  duty  under  this  item  shall  be 

Free;  Free;  25 

(3)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles, 
when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
are  for  use  as  original  equipment  by  a  manu¬ 
facturer  of  passenger  automobiles  (having  a 
seating  capacity  for  not  more  than  ten 
persons  each)  enumerated  in  tariff  item  438a, 
wholse  total  factory  output,  during  the  year 
in  which  importation  is  sought,  exceeds 
twenty  thousand  such  complete  passenger 
automobiles,  and  if  not  less  than  sixty  per 
cent  of  the  factory  cost  of  production  of  such 
automobiles,  not  to  include  duties  and  taxes, 
is  incurred  in  the  British  Commonwealth, 
the  rates  of  duty  under  this  item  shall  be 
. Free;  Free;  25 

(4)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles, 
when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
are  for  use  as  original  equipment  by  a  manu¬ 
facturer  of  motor  trucks,  motor  buses, 
electric  trackless  trolley  buses,  fire  fighting 
vehicles,  motor  ambulances,  and  hearses,  or 
chassis  for  same,  as  enumerated  in  tariff 
items  410a  (iii),  4c8i  and  424,  whose  total 
factory  output  of  such  vehicles  during  the 
year  in  which  importation  is  sought,  does  not 
exceed  ten  thousand  such  vehicles,  and 
if  not  less  than  forty  per  cent  of  the  fac¬ 
tory  cost  of  production  of  such  vehicles, 
not  to  include  duties  and  taxes,  is  incurred 
in  the  British  Commonwealth,  the  rates  of 
duty  under  this  item  shall  be.  .  .Free;  Free;  25 

(5)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles, 

when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
are  for  use  as  original  equipment  by  a  manu¬ 
facturer  of  motor  trucks,  motor  buses,  elec¬ 
tric  trackless  trolley  buses,  fire  fighting 
vehicles,  motor  ambulances  and  hearses,  or 
chassis  for  same,  as  enumerated  in  tariff 
items  410a  (iii),  438a  and  424,  whose  total 
factory  output  of  such  vehicles  during  the 
year  in  which  importation  is  sought,  exceeds 
ten  thousand  units,  and  if  not  less  than 
fifty  per  cent  of  the  factory  cost  of  pro¬ 
duction  of  such  vehicles,  not  including 
duties  and  taxes,  is  incurred  in  the  British 
Commonwealth,  the  rates  of  duty  under 
this  item  shall  be . Free;  Free;  25 

(6)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles  are 

of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada  and 
are  for  use  in  the  repair  of  the  goods 
enumerated  in  tariff  items  410a(iii),  424  and 
438a,  or  are  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
repair  parts  therefor,  the  rates  of  duty  under 
this  item  shall  be . Free;  Free-  25 

(7)  Provided,  that  the  Governor  in  Council  ’ 
may  make  such  regulations,  if  any,  as  are 
deemed  necessary  for  carrying  out  the  pro¬ 
visions  of  this  item ; 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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701 


Front  and  rear  axles;  brakes;  brake  drums; 
clutches;  fuel  pumps  for  engines  of  260  cubic 
inches  and  over  in  displacement;  hubs; 
internal  combustion  engines;  steering  gears; 
magnetos;  rims  for  pneumatic  tires;  tandem 
axle  suspensions,  not  to  include  springs ;  trans¬ 
mission  assemblies;  hydraulic  or  fluid  coupl¬ 
ings;  drive  shafts;  universal  joints;  steel 
road  wheels;  power  dividers  or  transfer 
cases;  and  parts  of  the  foregoing. 

All  of  the  foregoing  when  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada,  and  when  imported 
only  for  the  manufacture  of  motor  trucks, 
motor  buses,  electric  trackless  trolley  buses, 
fire  fighting  vehicles,  ambulances,  hearses, 
and  the  chassis  for  same . Free;  17 ;  2734 

(1)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles  are 

imported  for  use  as  original  equipment  for 
motor  trucks,  motor  buses,  electric  trackless 
trolley  buses,  fire  fighting  vehicles,  ambu¬ 
lances,  hearses,  or  of  chassis  for  same,  by  a 
manufacturer  of  the  goods  enumerated  in 
tariff  items  410a  (iff),  424  and  438a,  and 
provided  also  that  during  the  year  in  which 
importation  is  sought,  not  less  than  forty 
per  cent  of  the  factory  cost  of  production  of 
such  vehicles  and  chassis  therefor,  not  to 
include  duties  and  taxes,  is  incurred  in  the 
British  Commonwealth,  the  rates  of  duty 
under  this  item  shall  be . Free;  7 34;  2734 

(2)  Provided,  that  if  the  above  articles 
when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 
are  for  use  in  the  repair  of  motor  trucks, 
motor  buses,  fire  fighting  vehicles,  ambu¬ 
lances,  hearses  and  electric  trackless  trolley 
buses,  or  of  chassis  for  same  or  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  repair  parts  therefor,  the 
rates  of  duty  under  this  item  shall  be 
. Free;  734;.  2734 

(3)  Provided,  that  the  Governor  in  Council 
may  make  such  regulations,  if  any,  as  are 
deemed  necessary  for  carrying  out  the 
provisions  of  this  item. 

Automobile  parts — 

Body  bottom  cross  members  and  steel  shapes 
for  the  manufacture  thereof;  bumpers,  front 
and  rear,  including  spring  steel  bumper 
plates;  casket  tables  or  platforms  for  hearses; 
destination  and  route  sign  assemblies, 
illuminated  or  not,  direction  signals,  illumi¬ 
nated  or  not;  door  and  step  mechanism, 
hand,  vacuum  or  air  operated,  door  locks 
and  catches;  electric  switches,  buzzers,  bells, 
push  buttons,  fuse  assemblies  forward  drive 
control  conversion  assemblies;  lamps  of  all 
kinds,  illuminating  and  indicating,  includ¬ 
ing  sockets,  flanges,  terminals,  glassware, 
lenses  and  gaskets  therefor,  assembled  or 
not,  but  not  to  include  lamp  bulbs,  sealed 
beam  units,  and  electric  head  lamps;  metal 
stampings,  and  asemblies  thereof,  whether 
or  not  coated  with  oil  primer  or  sound  dead¬ 
ening  compound;  rubber  fenders;  seat 
operating  mechanisms;  ventilators,  including 
motor  driven  fan  type,  and  grills,  window 
operating  mechanisms;  parts  of  all  the 
foregoing;  all  of  the  foregoing  when  im¬ 
ported,  to  be  used  only  in  the  manufacture 
or  repair  of  motor  truck  bodies,  motor  bus 
bodies,  electric  trackless  trolley  bus  bodies, 
fire  fighting  vehicles,  ambulances  and 
hearses . Free;  Free;  20 

Transmissions  and  controls  therefor,  hav¬ 
ing  automatic  and/or  semi-automatic  drive 
selecting  devices,  but  not  including  over¬ 
drive  type  transmissions;  torque  converters; 
combinations  and  parts  of  all  the  fore¬ 
going;  all  of  the  foregoing  when  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada  and  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  or  repair  of  motor  ve¬ 
hicles . Free;  Free;  40 

Oil  coolers  for  use  with  the  above  trans¬ 
missions . Free;  Free;  40 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 
Automobile  boiler  parts  of  iron  or  steel. 

Free;  25;  35 

brass  parts,  n.o.p . Free;  25;  35 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


bodies  steel,  unfinished,  n.o.p . Free;  25;  35 

mats  rubber  . 20  22)4:  35 

tires . 20;  22)4 1  35 

Automobiles  imported  or  exported  for  touring, 
see  page  796. 

Avacados  or  alligator  pears . Free 

Awnings  and  tents  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4o. 

tents  of  silk . 27 34;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — ;  7c 

Axes . 10;  15;  20 

Axle  grease . 12J4;  1714;  20 

Axles  and  Axle  blanks  and  parts  thereof,  of  iron 
or  steel: 

A.  For  railway  vehicles,  including  locomotives 

and  tenders . 734;  2234;  30 

B.  For  other  vehicles . 2234;  22  34  ;  35 

C.  n.o.p . 20;  2234;  30 

B 

Babbitt  metal  in  blocks,  bars,  plates  and  sheets 

10;  20;  20 

Babcock  milk  testers . 734:  1734  ;  30 

Bacteria  Culture  Nitro . Free;  5;  10 

Bacteriological  products,  or  serum  for  sub¬ 
cutaneous  injections . Free 

Calcium  carbonate,  casein  hydrolysates, 
cholesterol,  erggosterol,  ether  U.S.P., 
methanol,  anhydrous,  methyl  isobutyl  car- 
binyl  acetate,  N-ethyl  piperidine,  N-hexanol, 
procaine  hydrochloride,  penicillin  precursers, 
defoaming  and  demulsifying  agents,  beef 
extract,  corn  steep  liquor,  soluble  vegetable 
protein,  and  soya  bean  meal;  all  fo  the  fore¬ 
going  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  anti¬ 
biotics,  bacteriologicals,  hormone  products 

and  biologicals . Free;  Free;  25 

From  Aug.  1,  1952  to  June  30,  1956 
Badges .  2234;  2734  ;  45 

Badges,  war  veterans’  (no  sales  tax)  (if  presented 

and  not  for  sale) . Free 

Bagatelle  and  other  game  tables  or  boards 

1734;  2234;  35 

Baggage,  travellers’,  under  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue 

(no  S.T.) . Free 

Baggage,  travellers’,  for  goods  brought  back  by 
travellers  admitted  free,  see  page  799  under 
“Travellers’  Baggage.” 

Bagpipes  and  complete  parts  thereof ....  Free ;  25;  26 

Bags,  carpet,  and  tool,  n.o.p . 1234  ;  2234;  40 

chatelaine,  frames  for,  not  more  than  ten 
inches  in  width,  clasps  and  fasteners  (not  to 
include  slide  or  hookless  fasteners)  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  purses,  chat¬ 
elaine  bags  or  reticules  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  purses,  chatelaine  bags 
or  reticules,  in  their  own  factories  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister; 

parts  of  the  foregoing . Free;  1234;  20 

containing  grain . 15;  1734;  20 

containing  peanuts . Free 

containing  rice . Free 

containing  salt  . Free;  25;  25 

cotton,  seamless . 15;  2234  ;  25 

per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

ootton,  made  up  bv  the  use  of  the  needle. 

20;  2234;  35 
General  Rate  per  lb.  4o. 
in  which  cement  or  lime  is  imported 

according  to  material 

(Bags  containing  cement  to  be  inoluded 
in  weight  for  duty  also.) 

game . . . 10;  2234;  30 

golf  (cotton  and  leather) . 1234;  2234;  40 

hemp,  linen . 15,  1734 ;  20 

jute . .  -1234;  15;  20 

jute,  when  coverings  for  goods  subject  to  sp. 

duty  or  free,  as  corn,  barley,  etc . Free 

or  sack  of  sisal . 1734;  1734  ;  35  and  4c  lb. 

paper,  printed  or  not . 15;  2234;  35 

Bait,  fishing,  sportsmen’s  . Free;  20;  30 

Bakery  machinery  and  apparatus . 10;  15;  35 

Baking  ovens,  electric,  being  less  than  50% 

plated  on  the  surface . 15;  2234  ;  30 

Coal  or  wood . 13;  2234;  30 

Gas . 15;  2234:  3Q 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index- 


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Oil . 15;  22)4;  30 

n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  30 

Baking  powder,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  be 
inoluded  in  the  weight  for  duty,  per  lb. 

4o.;  5c.;  6c 

Balata,  crude,  unmanufactured  . Free;  10;  10 

Ball  and  roller  bearings  for  the  repair  of  agricul¬ 

tural  implements  and  agricultural  machinery 
specfied  in  tariff  items  409,  409a,  409b, 
409c,  409d,  409e,  409f,  409h,  409],  409k, 

4091,  409n,  409o,  409q  and  the  tractors  pro¬ 
vided  for  in  tariff  item  409m,  parts  thereof 

Free 

Ball  and  roller  bearings  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  n.o.p.;  parts  thereof 

Free;  Free;  35  pc. 

Ball  and  roller  bearings,  n.o.p. ;  parts  thereof 

Free,  17)4;  35  p.c. 

Ball  and  roller  bearings,  n.o.p . Free;  17)4;  35 

Ba.ll  bearings; sheet,  hoop  bands  or  strip,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  only  in  the 
manufacture  of  ball  bearings,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  such  ball  bearings  in 

their  own  factories . Free;  Free;  5 

Balls,  bagatelle . 20;  25;  35 

billiard . 17V£;  30;  35 

celluloid,  moulded  but  not  finished  (see 

celluloid) . Free 

glass . 15;  20;  22)4 

Balls,  golf  and  tennis . 15;  25;  35 

ping-pong . 20;  25;  35 

rubber  used  in  sports  game  . 20;  25;  35 

steel  for  gas  buoys,  etc . Free 

steel,  adapted  for  use  on  bearings  of  machinery 
and  vehicles . Free;  7 Mi;  10 

Balopticons,  for  scientific  use.  Value  not  less 

than  $25 . Free 

Balsams,  crude,  drugs .  Free 

Balsams,  n.o.p . .Free;  15;  25 

Bamboo  manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 17Aa;  20.  25 

baskets . — ;  174; _ 

blinds . ’■  20  '• _ 

furniture . .15;  25;’  45 

sPht . Free;  10;  10 

Bamboo  reeds  for  walking  sticks,  etc.  (see  cane)  .Free 
Bamboo,  sunshade  sticks  or  handles  made 

_  fr°m .  . Free;  5;  20 

Bamboos,  unmanufactured  (see  cane) . Free 

Banana  oil . 15:  20:  25 

Bananas,  per  one  hundred  lbs . Free;  50c;  $1.00 

Bananas,  dried  or  evaporated  perlb.  .  . .  Free:  >4c;  )4c 

Bandages,  artificial  silk  web . 25;  27)4;  50 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — ;  7c. 

cotton,  sewn . 25;  25;  35 

„  .  General  Rate  per  lb.  4c 

flannel . 25;  27)4;  40 

,,  /a  ,,,  ,  and  Per  lb.  — ;  — ;  35c 

rubber  (bee  rubber  mf  rs.) . 15;  20-  27)4 

surgical  bandages  and  slabs  composed  of  'textile 
fabrics  specially  coated  with  Plaster  of  Paris 

compound . 10;  10;  35 

suspensory . .  ]0;  2q.  35 

Bank  notes,  bonds,  bills  of  exchange,  cheques 
promissory  notes,  drafts  and  all  similar  work’ 
unsigned,  and  cards  or  other  commercial  blank 
forms  printed  or  lithographed,  or  printed  from 
steel  or  copper  or  other  plates,  and  other 

printed  matter,  n.o.p . 17H;  22 \A-  35 

Banks,  coin,  nickel  or  silver  plated. . .  17)4-  22 14-  45 

iron  or  steel . 10;’  22)4;  35 

Barbed  fencing  wire .  .  Free-  in-  in 

Barberry  gum...  . .Free;  Free';  15 

Bark  (soap),  ground . Free-  15-9=; 

Barks,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p .  ’  Free 

Barks,  dyeing  or  tanning  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Barley  damaged  by  water  in  transit  (on  appraised 
value) 


.15:  22 Vr.  25 


Barley  flour  (no  S.T.) . .' 15 ;  20'-  30 

Barley,  n.o.p.,  per  bus.  (no  S.T.) 

Free;  73^c;  25c 

Barley,  pot,  pearl,  rolled,  roasted  or  ground 

(no  8  T.)  . 20,  27 30 

Barometers . 2}A'  15-  30 

Barometers,  aneroid . *.*.*..*..*..  Free ;  9  •  15 

For  “Explanation  of  Jlates  of 


Barrels  containing  corn  flour . 17)4;  20;  25 

containing  linseed  oil . . . 17)4;  20;  25 

containing  petroleum,  oarrying  a  specific  duty 

17)4;  20;  25 

containing  pork,  beef  or  petroleum 

17)4;  20;  25 

containing  apples, wheat  flour  or  cornmeal  and 

beer . . . .  .  Free 

containing  salt .  Free:  25;  25 

steel . 10;  22  14;  35 

Hoop  steel,  hot  rolled,  with  mill  or  rolled 
edges,  plain  or  coated,  .0972  inch  or  less  in 
thickness,  not  more  than  three  inches  in 
width,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  hoops 

for  barrels  or  kegs . Free;  Free;  12)4 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1955 

staves  and  headings  of  wood,  finished  or 
unfinished  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

tight  barrels  or  kegs . Free 

staves  and  headings  of  wood,  finished  or  un¬ 
finished,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  slack 

barrels  or  kegs . 7)4;  10;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

Stainless  steel  end  stampings  for  barrels  or 
kegs,  punched  or  not,  but  not  further  pro¬ 
cessed  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  stainless 

steel  barrels  or  kegs . Free;  5;  35 

Expires  Sept  30,  1956 

wooden  nop . 17?^ ;  20;  25 

Barrettes,  celluloid . 10;  20;  30 

Bars,  copper,  unmanufactured,  not  less  than  ’ 

6ft  long . 5-  10:  10 

Bars, glass . 10;  17)4;  22)4 

Bars,  railway  (see  rails),  per  ton 

$4.50;  $6.00;  $7.00 

steel,  grooved  (or  girders)  for  electric  railway 
uses,  weighing  not  less  than  75  lbs  per  lineal 
yard,  punched,  drilled  or  not,  of  shapes  and 
lengths  not  made  in  Canada,  per  ton 

Free;  $7,00;  $7.00 

Bars  and  rods,  of  iron  or  steel;  billets  of  iron  or 
steel,  weighing  less  than  60  lbs.  per  lineal  yard: 

A.  Not  further  processed  than  hot  rolled, 

n.o.p.  per  ton . $4.25;  $7.00;  $7.00 

B.  Not  further  processed  than  hammered  or 

pressed,  n.o.p .  10;  20;  30 

G.  Cold  rolled,  reeled,  turned  or  ground, 

n.o.p . IQ.  20*  30 

D.  Hot  rolled,  valued  at  not  less  than  4c.  per 

lb.,  n.o.p . Free;  12J^;  15 

Bars  or  rods  of  iron  or  steel  hot  rolled,  viz.: 
Rounds  oyer  4  74  inches  in  diameter,  and 
squares  over  4  inches, 

per  ton  Free;  $6.00;  $7.00 
Baryta  coated  photographic  paper  for  use 
exclusively  in  manufacturing  albumenized  or 

sensitized  photographic  paper . Free;  Free;  10 

Barytes  crude . Free:  25;  25 

Baseballs .  15;  25;  35 

Alum  tanned  horsehide  leather  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  baseballs . Free-  7)4-  27)4, 

Baseball  bats — billets  of  wood,  not  further 
manufactured  than  rough  turned  to  dowel 
form  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
baseball  bats  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  baseball  bate  in  their  own  factories 

a  ■  Free:  10,  10 

Base  dampers,  piano,  parts  to  manufacture  (see 
piano  materials) .  Free 

Bases  for  stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  celluloids, 
composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  metal  or  cellu¬ 
loid,  n.o.p.,  per  sq.  inch .  140.;  Mo.;  )4c. 

Bases  for  stereotypes,  eto.,  for  books,  eto.,  (see 

stereotypes) . ’  _  Free 

Bases  or  salts  of  thorium  or  of  cerium,  not  in¬ 
cluding  natural  minerals,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  incandescent  gas  mantles 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  such 
mantles  or  of  stockings  for  such  mantles.  .  Free 
Basins  earthenware,  stone  cement,  clav  or  other 
material,  n.o.p .  191/.  991/.  oe 

1  °f  " 

Baskets,  waste  paper,  made  of  paper.  .  .  17 X4-  25 ■’  35 

Baskets,  wire .  .  .  ,  . jq.  ££?  05 

Bassinets  with  wire  mattress . 15;  25;  45 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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703 


Bath  and  bath  tubs,  iron  or  steel . 5;  20;  35 

Baths  and  bathtubs  of  earthenware,  stone  or 
cement,  clay  or  other  material,  n.o.p..  12H;  22 35 

Bath  mats,  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

vegetable  fibre . 25;  25;  35 

Batteries,  electric  and  galvanic . 15;  22H;  27H 

Complete  parts  of,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  batteries  for  ear-telephone  sets  and 

similar  appliances . Free 

Batteries,  storage  electric,  oomposed  of  plates 
measuring  not  less  than  eleven  inches  by 
fourteeninches  and  not  less  than  three  quarters 
of  an  inch  in  thickness,  and  complete  parts 

thereof . Free;  20;  27 H 

Articles  of  iron,  steel  or  nickel,  or  of  which 
iron,  steel  or  nickel,  are  the  component  ma¬ 
terials  of  chief  value,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  electric  storage  batteries  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 
storage  batteries  in  their  own  factories 

. 10;  10;  20 

Battery  jars  of  glass  and  articles  of  hard  rubber 
used  in  the  M'f’g  of  storage  batteries 

12H;  12H;  20 

Battery  jars  of  glass . 15;  22H;  32  H 

zincs . 15;  25;  27H 

Batting  and  bats,  wholly  of  cotton,  n.o.p. 

12}^;  22J4;  25 

Batting  and  bats  of  vegetable  fibre,  n.o.p 

12H;  20;  25 

Bats  and  plate  setters  when  used  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  ceramic  products . Free 

Bay  oil  (see  Essential) . Free;  7 Hi  7H 

Bayonets . 10;  22H;  30 

Bay  rum, 

(a)  when  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing  not 
more  than  four  ounces  each.... 20;  30;  90 

(b)  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing  more  than 
four  ounces  each 

(1)  valued  at  not  more  than  $8.00  per 

gallon . — ;  20;  40 

and  per  gal . $2.00;  $2.00;  $5.00 

(2)  valued  at  more  than  $8.00  per 

gallon . — ;  30;  40 

and  per  gal . $3.00;  $3.00;  $5.00 

Beacons,  gas,  materials  for . Free 

Bead  ornaments . 17H;17H:30 

necklets,  glass . 20;  30;  45 

Beaded  braids  and  trimmings . 22H;  22H;  35 

Beads,  gold  and  composition,  pearl  strung 

20;  30;  45 

n.e.s.,  according  to  material. 

Bean  meal,  locust  and  tonquin . Free 

Bean  oil,  soya,  for  use  in  manufacture  of  varnish .  Free 

Beans,  castor . Free;  Free;  2c. 

crude  drugs,  n.o.p . Free 

canned,  baked,  per  lb . Free;  lc;  3c 

weight  of  the  container  to  be  included  in 
the  weight  for  duty. 

Beans  per  lb. 

calabar,  per  lb . Free;  Free;  2c 

Red  kidney . Free;  lc.;  2c 

Madagascar . Free;  He.;  2c. 

grain,  per  lb .  Free.  lHc.;  2c. 

for  dyeing  or  tanning,  in  a  crude  state . Free 

n.o.p.,  per  lb . Free;  1H°;  2c 

seed,  from  United  Kingdom . Free 

Beans,  lima,  dried . Free;  He.;  2c. 

Beans,  soya  n.o.p.,  per  lb . Free;  Free;  2c 

cocoa  bean  not  roasted,  crushed  or  ground  per 

100  lbs . Free;  $1.00:  $3.00 

vanilla,  crude  only . Free;  2H;  10 

Beef,  fluid,  not  medicated . 10;  25;  35 

Beet  tongue,  moulded,  cooked . 15;  30;  35 

Beef  suet,  refined . Free;  17H;  20 

Beef  suet,  shredded . 15;  20  25 

Beef  and  veal,  fre=h  per  lb . 3e.;  3c.;  8c. 

Beef  and  veal,  edible  offal  of  per  lb..  .  lHc;  lHc;  8c 
Beer  in  bottles  ;see  p  6851 

provided  that  six  quart  bottles  or  twelve 
pint  bottles  shall  be  held  to  contain  one  gal. 

per  gal  ....  . .  15c.;  50c. ;  50c 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
38c  gal. 


in  oasks  (see  p.  685)  per  gal . 25c.;  35o.;  35o. 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
38c  gal. 

Beer  Coloring  . 16;  20;  25 

Bees  (No  8  T  f  . Free 

Beeswax,  unrefined . Free 

Beeswax,  refined  but  not  bleached . Free;  15;  20 

Beeswax,  n.o.p . 15;  15;  20 

Beets  for  the  manufacture  of  sugar . Free;  27  Vi\  30 

Beet  refuse  or  waste . 15;  20;  25 

(no  S  T.  on  beet  pulp  dried) 

Bells  and  gongs,  n.o.p  . 20;  20:30 

altar . Free 

electric . 20;  20;  30 

Bells,  electronically  operated  or  not,  including 
amplifiers,  drivers,  reproducers,  transformers, 
keyboards,  automatic  control  coders,  pealing 
devices  (strikes),  and  perforated  roll  players, 
and  perforated  rolls  for  such  players,  all 
specially  designed  for  use  with  such  bells, 
but  not  to  include  separate  record  players, 
control  cabinets  containing  record  playing 
devices  nor  microphones;  parts  thereof;  the 
foregoing  when  for  use  in  churches  only  Free;  Free; 

for  churches  (no  8.T.) . Free 

for  convents . 20;  20;  30 

Belt  pulleys  for  power  transmission.  15;  22H;  27H 
Belt  pulleys,  pressed  steel  for  power  transmission, 
unfinished  parts  and  interchangeable  bushings 

Free;  20;  27H 

Belting,  balata . 15:  20;  27H 

leather  further  finished  than  tanned,  in  butts 

or  bends . 7 H:  17H:  27H 

Belting  for  machinery,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  27H 

cotton,  for  machinery . 15;  20;  27  H 

of  leather . 7H;  20;  35 

n.o.p . 7H;  20;  27H 

Belts,  cartridge,  of  any  material . 10;  22H;  30 

all  other  kinds,  n.o.p . 22H;  27H;  45 

electric,  not  silk . 22H;  27H;  45 

silk . 22H;  27H;  45 

surgical . 22  H;  27H;  45 

Benzoate  sodium . 15;  20;  25 

Benzol,  coal  tar,  when  imported  by  refiners  of 
crude  petroleum,  for  use  exclusively  in  blend¬ 
ing  with  gasoline  wholly  produced  in  Canada 

10;  10;  25 

Benzol,  lighter  than  .8236  specifio  gravity  at 

60°  temperature,  per  gal . 94c;  lc;  2c 

Benzylacetate . Free;  15;  25 

Bequest,  articles  left  by  (see  apparel)  (no  S.T.).Free 
Berets,  of  wool,  knitted  and  fulled 

22H;  22H;  35 
and  per  doz.  — ;  50c.;  65c. 
Berets,  n.o.p.,  under  such  regulation  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe . 22H;  27Hl  35 

Berries,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p  (seedrugsl  . Free 

dyeing  or  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles)  Free 

ground  or  powdered  . 15;  20;  25 

Beta  nephtol,  resorcin  Free 

Bevels,  machinists  and  metal  workers.  .  .Free;  9;  15 

n.o.p . according  to  material 

Bibles  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Bicarbonate  of  Soda . Free;  12 H;  25 

Bichloride  of  tin . Free;  10;  10 

Bichromate  of  soda . Free;  12H;  20 

Bicycle  rim  strips  of  maple  not  further  manufac¬ 
tured  than  bent  to  shape  and  jointed 

Free;  12H;  15 

Bicycle,  settlers’  (see  settlers’  effects)..  . Free 

rims  of  wood . 17  H;  20;  25 

saddles . according  to  material 

tires  . . . 22H:  25;  35 

Bicycles  and  tricycles,  n.o.p — . 20;  25;  30 

articles  of  iron  or  steel,  used  in  the  m’f’g  of,  if 
wholly  or  in  part,  nickel  or  electroplated 
imported  for  use  in  manufacture  of  bicycles 

in  their  own  factory . 10;  22 H;  30 

Billiard  cloth,  wool . Free;  20;  40 

per  lb.  — ;  25c;  35c 
Billiard  tables,  with  or  without  pookets .  .  .  17H  ;  30 :  35 

Binder  Twine,  (see  Twine)  (  no  S.T.) . Free 

Binitrotoluol  of  ammonia,  used  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  explosives . Free 

Binoculars,  n.o.p . 2H;  15;  30 


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Biological  products,  animal  or  vegetable, 
n.o.p.,  for  parenteral  administration  in  the 
diagnosis  or  treatment  of  diseases  of  animals 
or  poultry,  when  imported  under  permit  of 

the  veterinary  director  general .  .  Free 

materials  and  articles,  except  alcohol,  for  the 

manufacture  of  the  above . Free 

Bird  baths  (glass) . 10:  17)4;  22)4 

Birds,  canary,  living .  Free;  20;  25 

Bird’s  egg  powder  (see  med.  prep.)  dry 

17)4;  20;  25 

Birds,  skins  of  (taxidermic) . Free 

Biscola  (lard  substitute)  per  lbs . 1)4;  l«i;  2 

New  Zealand  Treaty . Free 

Biscuits,  and  bread,  special  diabetic,  under  regu¬ 
lations  of  the  Department  of  National  Health 

Free;  7)4;  10 

Biscuits,  not  sweetened . 12)4;  17)4;  25 

sweetened . 20;  25;  30 

shredded  wheat,  in  packages  not  exceeding 

25  lbs . 20;  25;  27)4 

over  25  lbs . 15;  15;  20 

Biscuits,  sweetened  or  unsweetened,  valued  at 
not  less  than  20  cents  per  pound,  said  value 
to  be  based  on  the  net  weight  and  to  include 
the  value  of  the  usual  retail  package 

Free;  20;  30 

Bismuth,  metallic,  natural . Free 

Bison,  live  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Bisulphate  of  soda . Free;  20;  20 

Bisulphite  of  soda . Free;  15;  20 

Bisulphite  of  Lime . Free;  15;  25 

Bite,  tools . 10;  22)4  ’  35 

machine  imported  separately . 10;  22  J4;  35 

Bitters,  alcoholic  (see  alcohol  ethyl). 

Blackberry  bushes  or  roots  each . Free;  lc;  lc 

Blackboards,  solid,  of  slate  or  paper  composition 

Free;  10;  25 

Blackboards  of  glass . Free;  20;  25 

Blacking,  shoe . 12)4;  17)4;  27)4 

Black  lead  (plumbago  m’f’g) . 15;  22)4 ;  25 

Bladders,  rubber . 15;  20-  25 

Blanc  fixe . Free;’ 10;’  10 

Blanketing  and  lapping,  and  discs  or  mills  for 
engraving  copper  rollers,  when  imported  by 
cotton  manufacturers,  calico  printers,  and  wall 
paper  manufacturers,  for  use  in  their  own 

factories  only . Free 

Blankets,  n.o.p . 20;  25;  35 

per  lb.  5c;  20c;  30c 

Blankets,  household,  wholly  of  cotton,  not  to 
include  automobile  or  steamer  rugs  nor  similar 

articles . 1734;  17)4;  35 

_  ,T  „  ,  ,  Per  lb.  5o;  5c.;  30. 

From  New  Zealand . 20 

Blankets,  household,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool 

or  hair . 20;  25;  35 

nl  ,  .  ,  per  lb.  5c;  20c;  30c 

BlanketB,  stereotypers,  typecasters  and  press 
blankets  used  in  covering  oylinder  or  rotary 

grin  ting  presses  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

anada.  .  . Free;  5;  10 

ior  press  (rubber  coated) . Free;  5-  10 

Blank  forms,  commercial,  etc . 17)4;  22)4'  35 

Blind,  articles  for,  see  "Articles”,  "Books’’. 

rollers,  window . 12)4;  22)4;  30 

Blinds  of  bamboo . . .  20- _ 

Blinds,  other  . according  to  material 

of  wood,  metal  or  other  material,  not  textile 

or  paper . Free;  30;  35 

B  oater  paste . 17F4 ;  20;  30 

Blocks,  earthenware  or  stone,  for  mosaio  flooring 

.  .  ,  .  ,  15;  20;  30 

hub,  last,  wagon,  car  and  gun,  and  all  like 
blocks  or  sticks,  rough  hewn,  or  sawn  only  Free 
ten  pin,  of  wood  in  the  rough  when  imported 
by  the  manufacturers  of  ten  pins.  ...  5;  734-  10 
terra  ootta  for  facing  exterior  of  buildings 

12)4;  15;  22)4 
General  Rate  per  ton  $1.00 

Blood  Albumen . Free;  10.  10 

Blood,  dried .  5.  n\/n.  in 

Blood,  dried,  soluble . .  Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Blood  plasma  or  serum  of  human  origin,  or 
fractions  thereof,  extenders  or  substitutes 
therefor;  all  of  the  foregoing  when  imported 

for  parenteral  administration . Free 

materials  and  articles,  except  alcohol,  for  the 

manufacture  of  the  above . .  . . Free 

Blotters  faced  with  celluloid  for  advertising,  per 

lb.  (see  advertising) . 5o.;  10c.;  l5o. 

But  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

printed  but  not  illustrated . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Blotting  paper . . . . 15;  22)4;  35 

Blotting  paper,  n.o.p.,  advertising,  per  lb. 

5o.;  10c.;  15o. 

But  not  less  than  —  j  25;  38 
Blowers  of  iron  or  steel  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  for  the  use  in  the  smelting  of 
ores,  or  in  the  reduction,  separation  or  refining 

of  metals . Free 

Blowers  and  exhausters,  iron  or  steel,  operated 

by  mechanical  power . 10;  22)4;  35 

Blowing  engines,  blast  furnace . Free 

Blue,  ultramarine,  dry  or  in  pulp . Free;  10;  10 

Blue  vitriol,  sulphate  of  copper . Free;  10;  10 

soluble  (dry  color) . 12)4;  17)4;  22)4 

Blueing,  laundry . 12)4;  17)4;  22)4 

Blueprints,  engineers  blueprints,  plans  or  draw¬ 
ings  of  machines  and  plant  equipment,  plant 
layouts,  foundations  for  machinery  and  other 
plant  equipment,  structural  supports  and 
towers  and  similar  outside  structures,  dams, 
spillways  and  other  hydro  construction,  wir¬ 
ing,  pipini,  platforms,  ladders,  stairs,  etc.,  not 

to  include  office  or  other  buildings . Free 

Blueprints,  standard . 12)4;  20;  22)4 

structural — same  rate  but  appraised  value  applies 
_  to  structural  only. 

Value  appraised  at  3%  of  cost  of  structure. 

Board,  asphalt  impregnated  paper  board  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  vinyl  floor 

tile  and  vinyl  floor  covering . Free;  5;  35 

Expires  December  31,  1955 

Board,  felt  . 15;  22)4;  35 

Board,  felt,  sized  and  hydraulic  pressed,  and 
covered  with  paper  or  uncovered  adapted  for 

the  manufacture  of  gun  wads .  Free 

beaver . 15;  22)4;  35 

paper  and  paperboard,  asphalt  impregnated,  in 
rolls  exceeding  nine  feet  in  width,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  floor  and  wall  coverings 

. . Free;  10;  35 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956. 

paper-covered  asphalt  dash  liner  board  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  automotive  dash  insulation 

panels .  .  .  . Free;  7)4;  35 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

Board,  paperboard  or  fibreboard,  single  ply, 
not  coated  or  impregnated,  in  rolls  containing 
not  less  than  five  hundred  square  feet,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  impregnated 
sockhmng  base,  innersoling,  welting,  or 
similar  materials,  for  use  only  in  the  manu- 
facture  of  such  materials  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories . Free;  7)4-  25 

Boards,  planks  and  deals,  sawn,  planed  or  dressed  ’ 
on  one  or  both  sides,  when  the  edges  thereof 
are  jointed  or  tongued  and  grooved  ....  10;  10;  25 
Boards,  sawn,  etc.,  dressed  on  one  side  only  (see 

planks,  etc.) .  p^ee 

sawn,  or  split  only  (see  planks) .  ”  !  "  ! . Free 

Boats  (see  vessels) .  i5-  25-  25 

Boats  and  material  used  in' the  manufacture' 

of.  for  the  Fisheries  (no  8.T.) . 

sails  for . .  25*  22V<i*  25 

Bobbinet,  plain  white  cotton  in  the  web 

Bobbinet,  n.o.p .  17  tl’  221/’  35 

Bobbinet  embroideries,  lace','  nets',  nettings,  ’ 
wholly  of  cotton . .  20*  30 

Bobbins  and  shuttles  for  sewing  machines 

5°Slns  for  textile  mills  according  to  materiai.'  2  ‘ 

-boilers,  n.o.p .  15  •  20 ■  30 

engines,  gasoline  (see  portable  engines)'  ' 

for  hot  water  heating . [q-  20-  35 

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705 


locomotive . 15;  20;  30 

wash,  tin  with  oopper  bottoms 

20;  20;  30 

Bolsters  and  pillows . 15;  25;  45 

Bolt  and  blanks,  iron  or  steel . 7  34;  1734;  25 

per  100  lbs.  25c.;  50c.;  75o. 
Bolts,  handle,  heading,  stave  and  shingle,  n.o.p. ,  Free 

heading,  and  stave  of  poplar . 15:  1734;  20 

of  bronze . 20 ;  20 ;  30 

Bonds,  unsigned . 1734  ;  2234  ;  35 

Bone,  cuttle-fish . Free 

black  and  bone  pitch,  crude . Free 

dust,  charred  bone  and  bone  ash . Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20:  25 

Bones,  crude . Free 

Bones,  defleshed,  chicken  backs  and  chicken 


necks;  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  soup, 

. Free;  Free;  8c  lb. 

Expires  Sept  30,  1956 

Bonnets,  n.o.p.,  under  such  regulations  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe . 22)4;  2734;  35 

Bookbinders'  cloth;  see  “cloth”. 

Bookkeeping  calculating  and  invoicing  machines 
and  complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p. ..  .Free;  10;  25 

Book  prospectuses . .  1734  .  2234  ;  35 

Books,  viz.:  bibles,  prayer  books,  psalm  and 
hymn  books,  religious  tracts  and  Sunday 

sohool  lesson  pictures  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Books,  blank,  account  books . 1734;  2234  ;  35 

dialogue  and  recitation,  paper  covered 

Free;  22)4;  25 

donations  of,  for  charitable  purposes  (no  S.T.)  Free 
Books,  embossed,  and  grooved  cards  for  the 
blind;  and  books  for  the  instruction  of  the 
deaf  and  dumb  and  blind;  maps  and  charts 


for  the  use  of  schools  for  the  blind . Free 

left  by  bequest  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Books,  fly,  and  parts  thereof . 15;  22)4;  40 


Books,  viz.:  Novels  or  works  of  fiction,  or  litera¬ 
ture  of  a  similar  character,  unbound  or  paper 
bound  or  in  sheets,  but  not  to  include  Christ¬ 
mas  Annuals,  or  publications  commonly 
known  as  juvenile  and  toy  books.  .  .  Free;  10;  25 
Books,  pamphlets  and  charts,  printed  or  pub¬ 
lished  by  any  government  abroad;  official 
financial  and  business  reports  and  statements 
issued  by  companies  or  associations  abroad; 
books,  pamphlets  and  reports,  for  the  pro¬ 
motion  of  religion,  medicine  and  surgery,  the 
fine  arts,  law,  science,  technical  training,  and 
the  study  of  languages,  not  including  diction¬ 
aries.  Scripture  and  prayer  cards,  and  re¬ 
ligious  pictures  and  mottoes,  not  to  include 
frames;  books,  bound  or  unbound,  which  have 
been  actually  printed  and  manufactured  more 
than  twelve  years;  manuscripts;  insurance 
maps;  freight  rates,  passenger  rates  and  time¬ 
tables  issued  by  transportation  companies 
abroad  and  relating  to  transportation  outside 

of  Canada,  in  book  or  in  pamphlet  form . Free 

Books  which  are  included  in  the  curriculum  of 
any  university,  college  or  school  in  Canada  for 
use  as  text  books  or  as  works  of  reference,  not  to 

include  dictionaries  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Books,  pamphlets  and  cards,  printed,  for  use  in 
intelligence  testing  and  other  articles,  and 
materials  imported  with  and  specially  designed 
for  use  with  such  printed  books,  pamphlets  and 

cards  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Books,  all,  for  bona  fide  libraries,  and  being  the 
property  of  the  organized  authorites  of  such 
libraries  and  not  in  any  case  the  property  of 
individuals  or  business  concerns,  under  such 
regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe  (no 

sales  tax) . Free 

Books,  single  copies,  when  sent  to  a  reviewer  of 
books  for  bona  fide  review  purposes;  single 
copies  of  books  when  sent  unsolicited  a.nd  with¬ 
out  charge  to  faculty  members  of  universities 
or  colleges;  under  such  regulations  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe  (no  sales  tax) .  . . Free 

Book  directories  for  free  reference  libraries  (no 

sales  tax . Free 

Books  received  from  free  lending  libraries 
abroad,  subject  to  return  under  Customs  super¬ 
vision  within  sixty  days  (no  sales  tax) . F ree 


Books,  periodicals  and  pamphlets,  or  parts 
thereof,  printed,  bound,  unbound,  or  in  sheets, 

(not  to  include  blank  account  books,  copy 
books,  or  books  to  be  written  or  drawn  upon) 

in  any  other  than  the  English  language . Free 

pocket . 1234;  22)4;  40 

price,  per  lb.  (see  adv.  matter) 

5o.;  10c.;  15c. 

Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
printed  or  manufactured  more  than  12  years .  Free 
printed,  periodicals  and  pamphlets,  or  parts 
thereof,  n.o.p. — not  to  include  blank 
account  books,  oopy  books,  or  books  to  be 

written  or  drawn  upon . Free;  10;  10 

song,  or  pamphlets,  words  without  music 

Free;  10;  10 

Boot  protectors,  castings  for  heels  of  boots, 

15;  22  34;  27)4 

specially  constructed  or  appliance  made  to 
order  for  a  person  having  a  crippled  or  de¬ 
formed  foot  or  ankle . Free 

Bootees,  knitted  wool . 20;  35;  45 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30c. 
per  lb. — ;  3c;  4c 

pegged  or  wire  fastened,  with  unstitched 

soles  close  edged . 15;  25;  35 

shoes,  slippers  and  insoles  of  any  material, 

n.o.p . 20;  2734;  40 

ex  sandals,  oriental  type,  embroidered  with 

gold  or  silver  thread . 1734;  25;  40 

Boots  of  sisal  with  cork,  sisal,  leather  or  rubber 

soles . 15;  20;  40 

horse . 15;  20;  30 

rubber . Free;  2234;  25 

sheep,  so  called . 15;  25;  35 

Boots  and  shoes,  individual  pairs,  for  defective 
or  abnormal  feet,  when  purchased  on  the 
written  order  of  a  registered  medical  practi¬ 
tioner . Free;  Free;  40 

Boracic  acid  in  packages  not  less  than  25  lbs..  .Free 

Boracic  acid,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Borax  flakes . Free 

Borax  in  packages  not  less  than  25  lbs . Free 

Boraxette  (welding  compound) . 15;  20;  25 

Bort,  or  diamond  dust  or  black  for 

borers  (no  S.  T.) . Free 

Bottle  filling  machine . 10;  22)4;  35 

Bottle  tops  (viscose) . 15;  20;  25 

Bottles,  milk  (glass) . 15;  20;  32)4 

Bottles,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  32)4 

Bottles  and  tubes,  bail  bands,  labels,  corks, 
stoppers  or  other  closures,  for  use  with  bottles; 
whether  or  not  assembled  into  units  partially 
filled  with  anti-coagulating  solutions  or  not; 
filters,  drop  counters,  clamps;  all  of  the  fore¬ 
going  when  imported  to  be  used  exclusively 
for  the  collection,  preparation,  storage,  trans¬ 
portation  or  administration  of  human  blood 
(whether  whole  or  in  the  form  of  liquid  or  dry 
serum  or  plasma  and  extenders  or  substitutes 
therefor;  component  materials  to  be  used 
exclusively  in  making  the  foregoing  articles, 
anti-coagulating  solutions  and  extenders  or 

substitutes . Free 

Bottles  or  cylinders  of  steel  for  use  as  high 

pressure  containers  for  gas . Free;  20;  25 

Bowls,  steel,  for  cream  separators . Free 

Boxes,  paper,  empty,  plain . %o-,  ybc\  l)4c 

but  not  less  than — ;  20;  35 

decorated  burnt  wood . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

Boxes  for  jewels,  puff  boxes,  hat  boxes 

1234  ;  2234;  40 

paper,  miniature  suit  cases  and  travelling 

bags . 1734;  2234;  35 

Bracelets . 20;  30;  45 

Braces,  suspenders  and  finished  parts 

15;  22)4;  35 

Braces,  tools . According  to  material 

spinal  and  other  orthopedic,  parts  of  the  fore¬ 
going  . Free 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  of 

the  above . F ree 

Brads  or  tacks  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 15;  27)4;  30 

Braid,  mercerized  cotton,  white  or  colored, 

17)4;  2234;  35 

round  elastic . 20;  25;  35 


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[1956 


Braids — grass  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  hat  bodies  or  shapes,  but  not 
for  ornamenting  or  trimming  such  bodies  and 

shapes . Free 

Braids,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22 ;  35 

Braided  or  plaited  lines  and  cords,  non  elastic, 
tubular  or  solid,  not  exceeding  one  inch  in 
circumference,  wholly  or  in  chief  part  by 

weight  of  vegetable  fibres . 15;  30;  35 

Bran  mill  feed,  eto.  (no  8. T.) . 15;  20;  25 

Brandy,  Armagnao  and  Cognac  (see  alcohol 
ethyl),  per  proof  gal.  (see  also  “Packages”). 

$4.00;  $4.00;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  $8.00  gal. 

Brandy,  n.o.p.,  under  Australian  and  South 
African  Treaties,  per  proof  gallon  $3.00,  and 
in  addition  $8.00  gal. 

Brandy  colouring,  containing  spirits,  per  proof 

gallon . $5.00;  $10.00;  $10  00 

and  in  addition  $8.00  gal. 

Brandy  colouring,  not  containing  spirits.  15;  20;  25 
Brass  and  aluminum,  in  the  rough,  when  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  special  parte  of  cameras 

and  kodaks . Free;  5;  7)4 

bars  and  rods,  in  coil  or  otherwise,  not  less 

than  six  feet  in  length . 5;  10;  15 

bells  and  gongs . 20;  20;  30 

blocks,  ingots  or  pigs . 5;  10;  10 

buckles,  n.o.p.,  not  jewellery . 15;  22)4;  30 

burrs,  rivets  and  washers . 20;  20;  30 

caps,  adapted  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

electric  batteries .  Free 

castings . 20;  20;  30 

oups  for  shells  and  cartridges  (see  cups) . Free 

flanges  and  brass  whitened  spring  wire  (see 

piano  material) . Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 20;  20;  30 

nails  and  tacks . 20;  20;  30 

old  and  scrap . 5;  10;  10 

patterns,  not  being  models . 20;  20;  30 

in  plates,  sheets  or  strips,  not  polished,  or 

planished  or  ooated . 5;  10;  15 

ribs,  runners  and  rodB,  etc.,  for  umbrellas 

Free;  5;  20 

sorews,  n.o.p . 22)4;  30;  35 

shells,  drawn,  not  further  processed  than 
punched  and  embossed,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  fire  extinguishers  of  two 

and  one-half  gallon  capacity . 10;  10;  30 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

trimmings  for  bedsteads  and  oarriage  rails 

(see  iron  tubing) . Free 

tubing,  in  lengths  of  not  less  than  six  feet  and 
not  polished,  bent  or  otherwise  manufac¬ 
tured .  .  .  5;  10;  10 

Brass  or  copper  tubing,  with  lockseam  joint, 
coated  or  not,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  engine-cooling  radiator  cores . 10;  10-  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

wire,  plain . 10;  20;  35 

wire  cloth  or  woven  wire . 17)4;  20;  25 

wire  for  boots  and  shoes  (see  wire) . Free 

Brattice  doth,  woven  fabr>c  of  vegetable  fibre, 
coated  or  impregnated,  imported  exclusively 
as  "brattice  cloth”  in  underground  mining 

operations . Free;  10;  12)4 

Bread,  passover  (no  sales  tax) . 15;  15;  20 

Bread, Passover,  is  usually  allowed  free  entry  during 
passover  period  and  for  a  certain  time  precedino  it. 

Baker’s  (no  sales  tax) . 15;  15;  20 

Breads,  sweetened . 12)4;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  j^c. 
special  dietary  breads  and  biscuits  under 
regulations  of  the  Department  of  National 

Health . Free;  714;  10 

Brewers’ pitch  (refined) . 15;  20;  25 

Brick,  fire,  containing  not  less  than  ninety’ per’ 
oent  of  silica;  magnesite  fire  brick  or  chrome 
fire  briok,  other  fire  brick  valued  at  not  less 
than  one  hundred  dollars  per  one  thousand, 
rectangular  shaped,  the  dimensions  of  each 
not  to.  exceed  one  hundred  and  twenty-five 
oubio  inohes,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  con¬ 
struction  or  repair  of  a  furnace,  kiln  or  other 
equipment  of  a  manufacturing  establishment 
(noS.T.) . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Brick,  fire,  n.o.p.,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  con¬ 
struction  or  repair  of  a  furnace,  kiln  or  other 
equipment  of  a  manufacturing  establishment 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada  (no  S.T.) 

Free;  Free;  15 

fire,  n.o.p . 5;  15;  22)4 

for  building  and  paving . 12)4;  15;  22 )4 

General  Rate  per  ton  $1.00 

bath. . 12)4;  17)4;  27)4 

pumice . 15;  20;  25 

Bridges,  international,  material  for  (see  ma¬ 
terials)  . Free 

Brime  or  chalkstone.per  lOOlbs.  ..Free;  llo;  12)4o 

Brimstone,  crude  or  in  roll  or  flour . Free 

Briquettes  made  from  coal  screenings 

per  ton  35o;  50c;  75o 
made  from  slack  coal,  coke,  and  tar.  .  .  15;  20;  25 

Bristles  Free 

Broadcast  seeders,  hand,  and  complete  parts . Free 

Brocade  and  bronze  powders . 12)4;  25;  30 

Bromide  cyanogen  . Free 

Bromides,  crude,  for  the  production  of  bromine .  .  Free 

Bromine . Free 

Bronze,  phosphor,  in  blocks,  bars,  plates,  sheets, 

and  wire .  5;  7!4;  10 

statutes  and  statuettes . 17)4;  17 ;  30 

tubing,  bars,  rods  not  less  than  6ft . 5;  10;  15 

n.e.s.  in  sheets,  strips  and  plates  not  less  than 

6  feet . 5;  10:  15 

works  of  art  (see  works) . Free 

Brooders  for  rearing  fowl . Free 

Broom  corn . Free 

Broom  corn  seed,  when  in  packages  weighing 

more  than  1  lb.  each . Free;  Free;  15 

Broom,  sewing  machine,  with  or  without  motive 

power  incorporated  therein . 5;  15;  25 

Brooms  and  whisks . 15;  17)4;  20 

vegetable  fibres,  horse  hair,  and  mixtures  of 
vegetable  fibres  and  horse  hair,  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  brooms 

and  brushes . Free;  Free;  7)4 

Brushes  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 15;  25;  40 

pins  or  pegs  of  synthetic  resin  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  brushes . Free;  5;  20 

Brushes,  toilet,  by  chief  component  material  of 

sterling  silver . 15;  25;  45 

Buckets  elevator . 10;  22)4;  35 

Buckle  clasps,  steel  for  (see  steel). 

Buckles,  clasps,  eyelets,  hooks  and  eyes,  dome, 
snap  or  other  fasteners  of  iron,  steel,  brass  or 
other  metal,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p.,  (not  being 
jewellery)  parts  of  all  the  foregoing.  12;  22)4;  30 

n.e.s.,  according  to  material  . 

Buckram,  for  hat  and  bonnet  shapes, 

T ,  .  according  to  material. 

Buckram,  jute  fabric . 12)4;  22 )4;  30 

Buckwheat  per  bushel . Free;  12)4;  15o. 

meal  and  flour  (no  S.T.),  per  100  lbs 

Free;  45c.  50o. 

Buddies  for  mining . Free 

Buffing  and  polishing  wheels  or  discs: 

component  of  chief  value  being  cotton..  .  .25;  25;  35 

and,  per  pound . 4C, 

component  of  chief  value  being  woven  wool 
fabric  weighing  over  twenty-five  ounces  per 

square  yard . 10;  12)4;  35 

Buggies,  carnages,  pleasure  cartB  and  vehicles, 
n  o  p  tires  of  rubber  for  vehicles  of  all  kinds, 
fitted  or  not;  cutters,  and  finished  parts  of  all 

articles  in  this  item . Free;  10;  15 

Building  blocks  of  clay  or  cement. .  .  12)4 ;  20;  22)4 
Building  plans,  n.o.p.  (value  3%  of  cost  of 

structure).  . 12)4;  20;  22)4 

Bulbs,  crude  druiss . Free 

florist  stock . .Free';’  12)4 ;  20 

lamp,  incandescent,  used  in  the  manufacture 

of  lamps,  eto . Free;  5;  10 

rubber,  for  vaccine  points Free 

Bullion  fringe  or  gold  fringe . Free 

furnaces .  Free 

Bunting  to  be  finished  in  Canada’  (see  woollen 
goods). 

Buoys ,  materials  for .  Free 

Burgundy  pitch  . '.'.’"'.’.’.'.’."'.'.'.Free 

Burlap,  coated,  for  covering  walls 

According  to  materia  j 

Duty  ”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


707 


Burners  (lamps) . 15:  22H;  30 

Burr-stones,  in  blocks,  rough  or  unmanufactured, 
not  bound  up  or  prepared  for  binding  into 

mill-stones . Free 

Bushes,  gooseberry,  currant,  grape  vines, 

each  . Free;  2o.;  2J^o. 

Bushes,  raspberry,  loganberry  and  blackberry, 

or  roots,  each . Free;  lc;  lc 

rosebushes,  n.o.p.  each . l^c.;  3c.;  7o 

rhubard  roots . Free;  %c;  lc 

Butadiene,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures  ....  Free 
Butter,  per  lb.  (no  S.T.)  (see  also  "Packages”) 

8o.;  12c.;  14o. 

From  New  Zealand  and  Australia . 5o. 

cocoa,  per  lb . Free;  2J4o.;  3c. 

Butter,  illipe . 5;  10;  25 

fat  testing  machines . _ . Free 

making  ferment  cultures  to  be  used  in . Free 

peanut,  perlb.  (see  also  "Packages”).  .  .4c.;  5c.;  7c. 

shea  .  .  Free;  10;  10 

Buttermilk  condensed,  or  concentrated  in  pack¬ 
ages  of  not  over  25  lbs  (no  S.T.) .  . .  .20;  25;  27H 
Button  blanks  of  animal  shell,  in  the  rough, 

Free;  Free;  10 

Button  blanks,  other  than  in  the  rough,  n.o.p. 

20;  25;  35 
and  per  gross  5c.;  5c.;  5c. 

Button  lac  (gums) . Free;  10;  15 

Buttons,  blanks,  other  than  in  the  rough,  of 

vegetable  ivory . 20;  25;  35 

and  per  gross  5c.;  10c.;  10c. 
covered,  metal  parts  of,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  covered  buttons  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  covered 

buttons  in  their  own  factory . Free;  22  30 

of  all  kinds  covered  or  not,  n.o.p.,  including 
recognition  buttons,  and  cuff  or  collar 

buttons . 20;  25;  35 

and  per  gross  5o.;  5c.;  5c. 

of  vegetable  ivory . 20:  25;  35 

and  per  gross  5c.;  10c.;  10c. 

shoe,  papier  maohe . Free 

shoe,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  25 

Butts,  jute  (see  jute) .  Free 

Butyric  ether,  non  alcoholic . 15;  20;  25 


Cabbage  (see  "vegetables”). 

Cabbage  plants,  seedlings,  for  transplanting. . .  .  Free 
Cabbage  seed,  in  packages  over  one  pound  each, 

perlb . . . Free;  4c;  10c. 

Cabinet  furniture,  of  wood,  in  parts  or  finished 

15;  25;  45 

Cabinets,  furniture,  other  than  of  wood 

15;  25:  45 

Cable,  single  or  several,  covered . 20;  27  H ;  30 

Cables,  aluminum  or  alloys  thereof,  twisted  or 

stranded . Free;  22H;  30 

Cables,  chain,  iron  or  steel,  for  shipB.  No  sales 
tax  when  imported  by  ship  builders  or  ship 

owners . .  Free 

Cables,  iron  or  steel,  telephone,  telegraph,  elec¬ 
tric  light,  not  covered .  15;  25;  25 

Cachets  (flour) . 15;  20;  25 

Cadmium  metal  . „ 

Caecream.  per  lb . lHo-;  l?ic.:  2o 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

Caffein  in  a  crude  state,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  for  purification  or  further 

manufacture  in  their  own  factories .  Free 

Cages,  animal,  of  wire  and  metal  parts  thereof 
s  . 10;  22J4;  35 

of  wood . 11^’  ?5: 

Cake,  alum  (sulphate  of  alumina) . Free;  10;  15 

ootton  seed,  linseed  oil  and  palm  nut  cake 

meal . £ree 

saffron  .  ■  *  ree 

salt,  crude . perlb.  Ho;  Ho;  %c 

Cakes  sweetened . 12H;  22H;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  Ho. 

Calcareous  tufa  .  Free 

Calcareous  and  chitinous  exoskeletons  of 

marine  animal  origin,  dyed  or  otherwise  pre¬ 
pared  or  not,  imported  solely  for  decorative 

purposes . ,F/eei,?;  ot 

Caloium  oarbide . . . 15 :  20 :  25 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Calcium  chloride  in  packages  not  less  than  25  lb. 

per  100  lbs.  . .  . . . Free;  15o.;  15o 

in  packages  weighing  less  than  25  lb. 

17 H;  25;  25 

Calcium  molybdate,  molybdenum  oxide,  vana¬ 
dium  oxide  and  tungsten  oxide,  whether  in 
powder,  in  lumps,  or  formed  into  briquettes 
by  the  use  of  a  binding  material,  when  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  steel,  under  regulations 

prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free;  Free;  5 

Calcium,  oxide  of . . 15;  20;  25 

Calcium  phosphates,  de  fluorinated,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  animal  or  poultry  feeds . Free 

Calculating  machines . Free;  10;  25 

Calendars,  advertising, -per  lb. 

5o.;  10c.;  15o. 

Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

non-advertising  strictly  religious . Free 

Calipers . Free;  9;  15 

Calumba  root,  unground . Free 

Camel  hair  fabrics  to  be  finished  in  Canada, 

15;  20;  30 
and  per  lb.  7Ho-;  17Hc.;  20c. 

Cameos,  not  mounted  or  set . 7H\  10;  10 

Cameras  and  equipment,  photographic,  viz: — 

(1)  Cameras  and  parts  thereof  for  making  nega¬ 
tives  or  positives  3M  inches  by  4M  inches 
or  larger,  including  carrying  cases  therefor 
. Free;  Free;  10 

(2)  Accessories  for  cameras: — Exposure  meters, 
range  finders,  lens  hoods,  lantern  slide 
attachments,  camera  stands,  camera  tripods 
and  tripod  tops,  vignetters,  diffusion  discs 
and  holders,  colour  filters  and  holders, 
polarizing  screens  and  holders,  backgrounds, 
flash  tubes  for  high-speed  flash  apparatus, 
flash  guns,  parts  of  the  foregoing .  Free;  Free;  10 

(3)  Contact  printers,  projection  printers  com¬ 
monly  known  as  enlargers  for  negatives  or 
positives  4  inches  by  5  inches  and  larger, 
temperature  controls  or  heaters  for  photo¬ 
graphic  solutions,  film  and  print  dryers, 
mounting  presses,  print  washers,  negative 
or  sheet-film  hangers,  ferrotype  plates,  film 
and  paper  processors  for  strip  photo-finishing, 
print  straighteners,  photographic  timing 
devices,  densitometers,  tanks  or  trays  for 
negative  and  positive  processing,  parts  of 

the  foregoing . Free;  Free;  10 

Cameras  and  complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p.: — 

(1)  Of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 

5;  \7H;  30 

(2)  n.o.p . .  .  .  .7M;  20;  30 

— for  use  by  professional  motion  picture 
producers  having  studios  in  Canada  equip¬ 
ped  for  motion  picture  production,  parts 

of  the  foregoing . Free;  9;  15 

shutters  and  parts  thereof  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  cameras . Free;  Free;  30 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 
imported  temporarily,  see  p.  798,  799. 
shutters,  etc  .  for  (see  lenses). 

Parts,  unfinished,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  cameras,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  cameras,  in  their  own  factories. 

Free;  5;  7H 

Camphor  gum . Free;  5;  10 

Canada  plates  . 7H\  20;  20 

Canadian  goods  returned: — 

(1)  Goods,  including  containers  or  coverings 

filled  or  empty,  the  growth,  produce  or 
manufacture  of  Canada,  after  having  been 
exported  therefrom . Free 

(2)  Goods  including  containers  or  coverings 

filled  or  empty,  which  have  once  been 
entered  for  consumption  in  Canada  and 
have  been  exported  therefrom . Free 

All  the  foregoing  under  such  regulations  as  the 
Minister  may  prescribe; 

Provided  that  the  goods  are  returned  within 
five  years  from  the  time  of  exportation, 
without  having  been  advanced  in  value  or 
improved  in  condition  by  any  process  of 
manufacture  or  other  means,  or  combined 
with  any  other  article  abroad; 

Provided  also  that  any  such  goods  on  which 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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a  refund  of  duty  or  allowance  of  drawback 
has  been  made  shall  not  be  admitted  to 
entry  under  this  item  except  upon  pay¬ 
ment  of  duties  equal  to  the  refund  or 
drawback  allowed. 

Provided  further  that  any  of  such  goods 
manufactured  in  bond  or  under  Excise 
regulations  in  Canada  and  exported  shall 
not  be  admitted  to  entry  except  upon 
payment  of  the  Customs  or  Excise  duties 
to  which  they  would  have  been  liable  had 
they  not  been  exported  from  Canada. 
Provided  further  that  where  the  Minister  is 
satisfied  that  a  quantity  of  containers  in  a 
usable  condition  has  previously  been  ex¬ 
ported  from  Canada  he  may  by  regulation 
permit  the  importation  free  of  customs 
duty  of  a  like  quantity  of  similar  con¬ 
tainers  which  are  not  the  growth,  produce 
or  manufacture  of  Canada. 

Canaries,  living . Free;  20;  25 

Canary  seed,  in  packages  over  1  lb . 5;  7)4 ;  10 

Candied  sweets,  sugar-plums,  gums  and  candied 

chestnuts . 12)4;  2234;  35 

and  per  lb.  - — ;  — ;  34c. 

Candles . _ . _ . 15;  20;  25 

Candle-wick,  braided,  with  or  without  wire 
centre  or  braided  taper-wick  with  or  without 
wire  centre  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  wax  candles  or  wax  tapers  for  use  only  in 
their  own  factories  in  the  manufacture  of  wax 

candles  or  wax  tapers . Free 

Cane  and  rattans,  not  manufactured;  osiers  or 
willows,  and  bamboos  unmanufactured;  and 
bamboo  reeds,  not  further  manufactured 
than  cut  into  suitable  lengths  for  walking 
sticks  or  canes,  or  for  sticks  for  umbrellas, 

parasols  or  sunshades . Fret 

Cane,  reed  or  rattan,  not  further  manufactured 

than  split . Free 

when  for  use  in  Canadian  manufacture ......  Free 

walking,  of  all  kinds . 20;  30;  35 

Cane  webbing,  in  the  roll . 1734;  20;  25 

Cannas  (florist  stock) . 15;  1734  ;  25 

Cannons . 10;  2234;  30 

Canoes . 15;  25;  25 

Cans,  tin  empty . 15;  20;  30 

containing  oysters  in  bulk . 15;  20;  30 

galvanized  iron  . 10:  20;  35 

Cantaloupes  and  muskmelons  see  fruits,  fresh. 

From  South  Africa . Free 

Cantdogs,  (tools) . 10;  2234;  35 

Canvas,  hemp  or  flax  for  sails . Free;  5;  10 

jute  not  pressed  or  calendered . Free;  5;  15 

jute  uncoloured,  not  further  finished 
than  cropped,  bleached,  mangled,  or  calen¬ 
dered . Free;  5;  15 

Canvas  in  the  web,  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp  or 
both,  plain  woven,  not  colored,  not  further 
manufactured  than  impregnated  with  water¬ 
proofing  or  preservation  materials,  suitable 
for  manufacturing  into  tents,  awnings,  tar¬ 
paulins,  hatch  covers  and  similar  articles, 
weighing  not  less  than  18  ounces  and  not  more 

than  26  ounces  to  the  sq.  yard . 15;  25;  35 

per  lb. — ;  3J4o;  4c 

artists  coated  or  prepared  for  oil  painting 

Free:  2214;  30 

Caoutchouc,  crude,  unmanufactured . Free;  5;  5 

manufactures  of  . 15:  20;  2734 

Capes,  fur . 15;  25;  35 

Camllary  tubes  for  vaocine  points  (see  metallic 

tubes)..  . . Free 

Cap  peaks,  imported  by  manufacturer  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  hats  and 

caps  in  their  own  factory . Free 

Caps,  brass,  for  electric  batteries .  Free 

detonator,  electric . 10 ;  22  34;  30 

fur . 15;  25;  35 

for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) . Free;  5:  20 

for  whip  ends,  eto.  (see  reeds) . Free 

glass  for  vaccine  points  .  .  Free 

Caps  n.o.p.,  under  such  regulations  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe . 22)4;  2734;  35 

Caps  or  hoods  of  paper,  for  use  exclusively  in  pro¬ 
tecting  young  plants  in  field  or  garden  .  .  Free 
peroussion . 10;  2234;  30 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Caps,  surplices,  and  cassocks,  for  use  of  choirs, 

1234:  10  ;  20 

toy,  pistol,  of  paper .  10:  30;  40 

Capsules,  aluminum,  for  bottles . 15;  22)4:  30 

Capsules  for  bottles  (m’fd.  of  lead) 

Free;  27)4;  30 

Capsules,  gelatine,  empty . Free;  5;  7)4 

Capsules,  gelatine,  filled  (See  med.  prep.) 

17  34;  20;  25 

other  according  to  material. 

Caramel,  brewers . 15;  20;  25 

Caraway  seeds  (see  aromatic  seeds) . Free 

Carbolic  acid . 15;  20;  25 

Carbolio  oil  (no  sales  tax  if  used  on  timber) 

Free;  10;  10 

Carbolio  oil,  specific  gravity  .9420,  not  heavy 

oil . 15;  20;  25 

Carbon,  Activated . Free;  Free;  25 

Carbon,  black ....  .  Free 

residual  oils  of  petroleum  origin,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  carbon  black.  Free;  Free;  lc  p  gal. 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Carbon,  bi-sulphide,  n.o.p . . Free 

points  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 22J4;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  7J4c;  20c 
Carbon  brushes  for  electric  dynamos  and  m  otors 
_  .  15;  22 34  ;  3733 

Carbonate  of  potash,  n.o.p . 10;  12)4;  15 

Carbonic  acid  gas . 15;  20;;  25 

Carbons,  electric  light,  n.o.p . 2234;  22J4';  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  7)4c;  20c 

Carbons  or  carbon  electrodes  exceeding  35  inches 
in  circumference  or  outside  measurement 
,  ,  .  ,  Free;  20;  20 

Carbons  over  three  inches  m  circumference  or 
outside  measurment  and  not  exceeding  thirty- 
five  inches  in  circumference  or  outside  mea¬ 
surement.  Carbons  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made 
in  Canada,  when  imported  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  dry  batteries  and  dry  cells.  .Free 
Carborundum  and  aloxite  grains  when  for  use 

in  Canadian  manufacture .  Free 

®a°d  ,  ,  1 . ::i5;"2234  ;  25 

Carborundum,  manufacture  of . 10;  20 ;  30 

wheels  and  stones,  n.o.p . 10;  20:  30 

wheels  or  stones  not  further  manufactured 
than  moulded  and  burned . 10;  20;  30 

Carboys,  glass . 15;  20;  32)4 

Cardamom  seeds,  crude .  Free 

Cardboard,  pasted  or  coated . 20:  2234;  35 

Card,  clothing,  machine . 10;  20:  25 

Card  games  (Snap,  Authors,  etc.) . 17)4;  25;  35 

Cards,  grooved  for  the  blind  (no  S  T.) . Free 

advertising,  show,  per  lb.  (see  adv.) 

5c.;  10c.;  15o. 
Not  less  than—;  25;  35 
advertising,  to  which  small  pieces  of  dyed 

fabric  are  attached,  per  lb . 5c.;  10c.;  15o. 

„  Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Cards,  picture  post  and  Christmas . 15;  25;  35 

and  5c.  per  lb.  General  Rate 

commercial  (see  bank  notes) . 1734  ;  22)4;  35 

playing,  per  pack  .  ,  . 5c.;  7c  •’  8c 

Provided  that  in  no  case  shall  the  duty  under’ 
Preferential  Tariff  be  in  excess  of 

15% 

(Excise  tax  of  20  cents  per  pack  to  be  paid  by 
affixing  stamps  to  the  package 
Wholly  or  partially  lithographed  or  printed 
sheets  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
playing  cards,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  playing  cards  in  their  own 

factories . .  20;  35 

_  visiting . 1734;  22)4;  35 

Carnation  cuttings,  rooted,  in  their  first  year 

of  introduction .  Free 

Carnauba  wax . !  .Free;  Free;  10 

Carpetbags . 1234;  22  34  ;  40 

llnmSs . 15;  22 34;  25 

sweepers . 20;  25;  30 

Carpeting,  rugs,  matts  and  matting  of  paper 

n  i  v.  15;  2234;  25 

Carpeting  of  hemp,  straw . 1234-  1734-  25 

n  ;•••  cc  : . 12  34;  17)4:  25 

(.1)  Mats  with  cut  pile,  of  cocoa  fibre, 
per  square  foot . 2c;  234c;  5c. 

Duty”  see_  (Customs)  Index. 


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(2)  Mats,  n.o.p.,  rugs,  carpeting  and  matting 

of  cocoa  fibre,  per  sq.  yd . 6 Me;  7c;  10c 

Carpets  or  rugs,  Oriental  and  imitation  Oriental ; 

carpeting,  carpets  and  rugs,  n.o.p . 25;  25;  40 

and  per  square  foot  . — ;  5c.;  20c. 

Carpets  of  sisal,  palm  straw  or  cane  straw. .  15;  20;  40 

Ex.  of  straw . 12)4;  17)4;  25 

Carpets  and  rugs  of  wool,  under  treaty  with 

New  Zealand  .  - . 25% 

Carriages,  children’s  and  finished  parts  of 

15;  22)4;  35 

n.o.p.  (see  buggies) . Free;  10;  15 

Car  wheels,  steel,  for  use  on  railway  rolling 

stock  pressed  steel . 7)4;  27 Mi;  35 

n.o.p . 7*4;  27  M;  30 

Car  wheel  tires,  steel,  rough . Free;  7 )4;  10 

Cars,  motor,  for  railways  ...  .  .  Free;  20;  35 

Cars,  motors,  and  locomotives,  for  railways  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  thereof,  for  use  exclusively  in 
mining,  metallurgical  or  sawmill  purposes 

Free;  Free;  20 

n.o.p . 10;  22)4;  30 

railway  and  other . .  .15;  27 Ml  30 

railway,  crossing  frontier  (see  locomotives!  Free 

Cartridge  belts  and  cases . 10;  22)4;  30 

Cartridges . 10;  22)4;  30 

brass  cups  for  (see  oups) . . Free 

primers  for  (see  hemp  paper) .  Free 

Carts,  hand . 10;  22)4;  30 

pleasure,  n.o.p . Free;  10:  15 

settlers’  (settlers’  effects) . Free 

Casein . 17)4;  25;  27)4 

and  per  lb.  2c;  2)4o.;  3c. 

From  New  Zealand . 12)4 

Cases,  card . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

cigar  and  cigarette . 17 )4;  22)4;  35 

clock .  ....  .  ....  15;  30;  35 

duty  not  less  than  each  — ;  40e;  50c 

fancy,  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

for  smokers’ sets . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

gun  or  pistol . 10;  22*4;  30 

musical  instruments . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

pillow,  of  cotton . 25;  22)4;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4o. 
pillow,  wholly  of  linen,  n.o.p.  flax  or  hemp, 

Free;  20;  35 
per  lb.  — ;  3c;  4c 

show,  and  metal  parts  thereof . 22)4;  25;  35 

spectacle . 12)4;  22  >4;  40 

suit . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

watch  and  parts  thereof . 20;  22)4;  45 

Cash  registers . 20;  25;  30 

complete  parts  of  cash  registers,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  cash  registers  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

registers  in  their  own  factories . 15;  15;  25 

Casings  sausages  not  cleaned . Free 

cleaned . Free;  15;  17)4 

Caskets  and  metal  parts  thereof ....  17)4 ;  22)4;  25 

Casks,  beer,  of  enamelled  steel . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

beer,  of  wood.  . 17)4;  20;  25 

Cassava  flour,  per  lb . %o.  l)io.;  1  Mo. 

Cassava  flour,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  explosives,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories  Free 

root,  unground  . Free 

Cassia  (ground  as  ground  spice)  3c.  per  lb.  and 

7)4:  10;  10 

Cassia,  unground  (spice) . Free;  12)4;  12)4 

Castings,  malleable  iron . 15;  20;  27)4 

brass . 20;  20;  30 

Castings,  of  iron  or  steel: — 

(1)  being  ingot  moulds  for  use  in  the  produc¬ 
tion  of  steel . Free 

(2)  being  moulds,  n.o.p . Free;  7)4;  10 

Cast  iron,  scrap  for  remelting  in  furnaces . Free 

Castor  beans . Free;  Free;  2c 

CaBtor  oil,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Castor,  oil,  . .•  •  •  •  Free 

Casts  as  models  for  schools,  etc.  (philosophical 

apparatus) . Free 

Catalogues,  per  lb  . 5o.;  10;  15o 

Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
Catalogues,  postage  stamp  or  coin.  .  .  .Free;  10;  10 
Catgut,  manufactured  up  to  the  point  of  steril¬ 
ization  for  use  as  ligatures . 15;  20;  25 


Catgut,  manufactures  of . 15;  20;  25 

Catgut  for  musical  instruments . 15;  20;  25 

Catgut,  surgical,  when  imported  for  the  use  of 
public  hospitals  under  regulation  prescribed 
by  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue ....  Free 

Cather  (silver  ear) . Free 

Catsups . 12)4;  20;  35 

Cattle  food,  containing  molasses . 5;  10;  20 

(No  S.T.  if  pure  grain) 

soya  beans,  soya  bean  oil  cake  and  soya  bean 
oil  meal,  when  imported  for  use  as  animal  or 
poultry  feeds,  or  as  fertilizer,  or  when  im¬ 
ported  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  animal 

or  poultry  feeds  or  fertilizers . Free 

Cattle  for  exhibition  purposes,  see  addenda,  p.  793. 
Cattle  for  improvement  of  stock  (see  horses) ..  Free 

for  menageries  (see  menageries) . Free 

Cattle,  other  living . per  lb.  Free;  l)4c.;  3o 

Cauliflower  in  brine  for  the  manufacture  of 

pickles . 15;  22)4;  35 

Cauliflower  plants  (seedlings) . Free 

Caustic  soda  in  solution.  . . 15;  17)4;  17)4 

Caustic  soda,  in  packages  not  less  than  25  pounds 

per  lb.  l/5c.;  3/10c.;  3/10c. 
Caustic  soda,  when  in  packages  less  than  25  lbs. 

17)4;  25;  25 

Caviar . 15;  20;  25 

if  canned  or  medicated . Sales  tax  S% 

Celery  plants  (seedlings) . 15;  20;  25 

Celery  salt . 17)4;  20;  25 

Cellophane  in  sheet  form  not  printed . 15;  20;  30 

Cellophane  in  sheets,  printed . 15;  20;  30 

Cellulose  and  cellulose  acetate,  regenerated,  m 
sheets,  not  printed,  and  manufactures  of 
regenerated  cellulose  or  of  cellulose  acetate 

15:  20;  30 

Cellulose  sponges . 15;  20;  30 

Cellulose  acetate  beads,  drops  or  other  shapes, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  imita¬ 
tion  pearls,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories  .Free 
Cellulose  acetate,  see  plastics 
Cellulose  acetate  film  reinforced  with  wire  mesh. 

Free;  22)4;  35 

Cellulose,  see  plastics. 

Celluloid  collars  and  cuffs . Free;  20;  25 

Celluloid,  see  plastics. 

Celluloids,  advertising,  per  sq.  inch.  . .  .lc;  lc;  l)4c 
advertising  matrices  and  copper  shells  for 

per  sq.  inch . lc;  lc;  l)4c 

n.o.p.  (see  stereotype),  per  sq.  in. . . .  )4c;  )4c;  )4c 

for  books,  eto.  (see  stereotypes) . Free 

Cement,  bags  containing . according  to  material 

Keene’s . 15;  20;  25 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 12)4  I  17)4;  22)4 

Cement,  Portland  and  hydraulic  or  water  iime, 
in  bulk  or  in  barrels,  bags,  or  casks,  the  weight 
of  the  barrel,  bag  or  cask  to  be  included  in  the 

weight  for  duty  per  100  lbs . 5c.;  8c.;  8c 

(see  also  "Packages”).  he 

Cement  clinker  white  for  use  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  white  Portland  cement,  per  one 

hundredths . 2c;  3)4c; 

rubber . 15;  20;  27)4 

Cement,  “smooth  on” . 15;  20;  25 

Cereal  foods  prepared  in  packages,  not  exceeding 

25  pounds  in  weight,  each . 20;  20;  27)4 

prepared,  n.o.p . . . .  15;  15;  20 

Cereal  or  starch  products  which  require  only  to 

be  ground  in  order  to  form,  when  mixed  with 
cold  water,  an  adhesive  paste,  per  lb. 

iK°.;  IMc-:  2c. 

Chain  blocks,  iron  or  steel . 10;  25;  35 

Chain,  cable  for  vessels  (see  masts). .  ._ . #.  Free 

Chain  coil,  coil  chain  links,  including  repair 
links,  and  ohain  shackles,  of  iron  or  steel, 
one  and  one-eighth  of  an  inch  in  diameter  and 

over  (no  S.T.) . .  Free;  5;  5 

Chain  coil,  coil  chain  links  including  repair 
links,  andohain  shackles,  of  iron  or  steel, 

n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  25 

malleable  sprocket  chain,  and  link  belting 
chain  of  iron  or  steel,  including  roller  chain 
of  all  kinds  for  operating  on  steel  sprockets  or 
gears,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  agricultural  implements  for  use  exclusive- 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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30 

35 

35 


15 

45 


ly  in  the  manufacture  of  agricultural  imple¬ 
ments,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regula¬ 
tions  prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Chain  silent  and  finished  roller  chain,  of  iron  or 
steel,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  n.o.p.,  either 
chain  of  the  type  which  operates  over  or 
with  gears  or  sprocket  or  radially  grooved 

wheels  with  machine-cut  teeth . Free;  20;  25 

shackles  and  links  (.see  coil  chain) 

Chain  trace  (harness) . 1734 ;  2234 ; 

Chain  weldless  lock  link . 10;  25; 

Chains,  of  Iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.,  and  complete 

parts  thereof . 15;  2234; 

Chairs,  _  invalid,  with  wheels;  invalid  chairs, 
designed  to  be  used  with  wheels;  parts  of 
the  foregoing  including  motive  power  and 
wheel  assemblies  and  parts  thereof . .  Free ;  10; 
Chair  seats  (imitation  leather  or  veneered 

wood) . 15;  25; 

Chalk  lines  (cotton) . 1234;  15;  2234 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3o;  4c 

Chalk  prepared . 15;  20:  25 

stone,  ground  or  unground . Free 

Chamois  leather,  "Stilboma,”  prepared  for 

polishing . 1734  ;  22J4;  35 

Chamois  skin . 7J4;  2234  ;  2734 

Champagne 

(a)  In  bottles  containing  each  not  more  than 
a  quart  but  more  than  a  pint  (old  wine 
measure),  per  dozen  bottles 

$9.30;  $4.00;  $9.30 

and  for  general . 3u 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs,  per  gal ...  $1 .75 
From  Australia  and  South  Africa  per  doz.  $7  44 

and  per  gal .  75c 

(ft)  In  bottles  containing  not  more  than  a  pint 
each,  but  more  than  one-half  pint  (old  wine 
measure),  per  dozen  bottles 

$4.65;  $2.00;  $4.65 

and  for  general ...  .  30 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  per  gal. . .  .$1.75 
From  Australia  and  South  Africa  per  doz.  $3.72 
and  per  gal .  750 

(c)  In  bottles  containing  one-half  pint  each 
or  less,  per  dozen  bottles 

$2.32;  $1.00;  $2.32 
and  for  general  ...  30 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  per  gal. . .  .$1.75 
From  Australia  and  South  Africa  per  doz.  $186 
and  per  gal. .  .  . .  75c 

(d)  In  bottles  containing  over  one  quart  each 
(old  wine  measure),  per  gallon 

$4.50;  $2.00;  $4.50 

and  for  general  . 30 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  per  gal.. .  $i.75 
From  Australia  and  South  Africa  per  gal.  .$3  60 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  per  gal _  75c 

Certificate  of  Purity  from  the  country  of  pro¬ 
duction,  must  be  furnished. 

Chandeliers .  . 15;  2234;  30 

Onarcoal  from  wood,  per  ton  ....  Free;  S4  0U;  #7.50 

animal,  for  use  in  refining  of  sugar . — *25* _ 

If  a  fertilizer  or  fuel,  no  sales  tax. 

Charts,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  22)4 

Admiralty .  pree 

anatomical  15;  20;  22)4 

for  sohool  (philos  1  app.) .  Free 

for  schools  of  blind.  (No.  S.T.) . . ’  ’  Free 

for  recording  thermometers .  1734  •  2234-  35 

Chases  for  printing  .  . . 7)4 ;'  1734;’  20 

Chassis  for  motor  cars,  for  use  on  railways,  n.o.p. 

and  complete  parts  thereof . Free;  17  34-  '27  34 

Chatelaine  bag  frames,  clasps,  gate  tops,  and 

fasteners  for  (see  frames) . Free;  1234;  20 

For  use  by  manufacturers  in  their  own  factory 

Cheese,  per 4b.  (no  sales  tax) . 3c.;  334c.;  7c. 

Cheddar  Cheese,  per  lb . 3c ;  3C-  7C 

From  Australia  and  New  Zealand.  .  .  .  .  ..’...  ’  ie' 
Chemical  compounds,  n.o.p.,  when  dry 

.  ,  ,  ,  15:  20;  25 

Chemical  compounds  for  removing  water  and 

salts  from  crude  petroleum  oils.  .  .  .  Free;  Free  -  25 
Chemical  preparations,  dry,  compounded  of  more  ’ 
than  one  substance  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  fluorescent  lamps,  electronic 


35 


25 

30 


tubes  for  use  exclusively  in  coating  the  inside 
of  fluorescent  lamps,  electronic  tubes,  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  5;  25 

for  dyeing  or  tanning . Free;  Free;  10 

Chemical  stoneware  composed  of  a  non-absor¬ 
bent  vitrefied  body  specially  compounded 
to  resist  acids  or  other  corrosive  reagents 

Free;  20; 

Chemical  preparations,  compounded  of  more  than 
one  substance,  n.o.p. 

(i)  When  dry,  or  liquid  containing  not  more 

than  234%  of  proof  spirit . 15;  20; 

(ii)  All  others . 30;  25; 

Provided  that  any  article  in  this  item  contain¬ 
ing  more  than  40%  of  proof  spirit  shall  be 
rated  for  duty  at  per  gallon . 3.00;  2.00;  3.00 

and  30;  20;  30 

Chemicals  and  drugs,  when  of  a  class  or  kind 

not  produced  in  Canada . Free;  15;  25 

Chemicals,  except  antibiotics,  of  a  kind  not  pro¬ 
duced  in  Canada,  without  admixture  or 
mixed  only  with  any  necessary  carrier  or  dil¬ 
uent,  when  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

animal  or  poultry  feeds . Free;  Free;  25 

Chemicals  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  cortisone 

or  other  steriod  derivatives . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Chenille,  n.o.p . 1734  ;  2234  ;  35 

Cherries  in  light  syrup  or  sweetened  brine  per 

lb... . lc;  lc;  5o. 

in  brine,  not  bottled . 10;  1734;  30 

Cherries,  preserved  in  spirits,  not  over  2% 

proof  spirit  per  lb.  (see  fruits) . 20;  2734  ;  35 

Cherries,  over  2%  proof  spirit  but  not  over 

40%  per  gallon  $2.50  and  . 60;  30:  60 

if  over  40  %  proof  spirit  per  gallon 

$10.00;  $5.00;  $10.00 

and . 30;  30;  30 

Cherries,  n.o.p.  weight  of  package  to  be  included 

in  weight  for  duty,  per  lb . Free;  10;  10 

for  a  declared  period  of  7  weeks  the  duty  shall 

be . Free;  2c  lb.;  2c  lb. 

Cherry  trees,  each . Free;  8c.;  9c. 

Provided  that  when  imported  between  Sept. 

15th  and  Oct.  5th  inclusive,  the  duty  shall 

not  be  more  than . Free;  3c;  3c 

Chestnut  cream  or  paste,  sweetened  or  not 

Free;  734; 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ; 
Chewing  gum,  see  confectionery. 

Chewing  gum.  not  sweetened . 15;  20; 

Chicken  backs  and  chicken  necks,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  soup. 

Until  Sept.  30,  1956.  .  .  .Free;  Free;  8c 

Chickens,  live  ....  .  1234;  15; 

Chicks,  baby,  n.o.p.  each . .  .Free; '  2c.;’ 

Chicory,  raw  or  green,  per  lb. (no  S.T.) 

.  J  2 3ic.;  234c.; 

kiln-dned,  roasted  or  ground,  per  lb  .  .  3o.;  3c.; 
Children  s  automobiles,  wagons,  carriages  or 

sleds.  .  . . 15;  2234;  35 

Chimney  linings,  or  vents  and  tops 

n,.  ,  ,  15;  2234;  35 

Chimneys,  glass,  lamp . 15-  20;  3234 

China  day .  Free 

goat  plates,  or  rugs  and  skins,  not  dyed. . ...  Free 

stone . Free 

tableware  (see  tableware) 

water  fonts .  17CC  25-  2*; 

Holy  Water  Fonts . .  ..  .';  — •  Free  ’  — 

wood  oil . ’ . Free 

Chinaware,  articles  of,  when  imported  to  be 
mounted  by  manufacturers  of  silverware 

in  their  own  factories . 1234;  1734  -  2234 

Chinese  blue . 1234;  1734;  2234 

lanterns  ....  . 1.5;  22>4;  30 

unip  plaits  for  exclusive  use  in  making  hat  bodies 
or  snapes,  but  not  for  trimming  or  ornamenta- 
tion  of  such  bodies  or  shapes  Free 

Chips,  Brewers . ..‘.15;  20;  25 

Chips,  quassia .  Free 

ciri8,-- u v,: : ..v * ■  •  v •  •  -i°i  2234;  35 


35 

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25 


lb. 

20 

5c. 

3c. 

5o. 


Chloralum,  (Chloride  of  aluminum) .  ..Free;  10- 
Chlorate  of  potash,  not  further  prepared  than 

8ro,und . Free;  15; 

ofsoda . Free;  1234; 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index 


20 

20 


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711 


Chloride,  calcium,  not  in  solution,  for  road 

treating  purposes . Free ;  15;  15 

Chloride,  ethyl,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  imported  in  good  faith,  for  use  in 

publio  hospitals . . . . . Free 

Chloride  of  lime  and  hypochlorite  of  lime,  when 
in  packages  of  not  less  than  twenty-five 
pounds  weight  each,  per  one  hundred  pounds 

Free;  15c.;  15o 

when  in  packages  of  less  than  twenty-five 

pounds  in  weight  each . 17  ;  25;  25 

zino . Free;  20;  20 

Chlorine  gas . 15;  20;  25 

Chlorine,  liquid,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  ethylene  glycol  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  ethylene  glycol,  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Chloroform  and  ethyl  chloride,  for  anaesthetic 

purposes . Free 

Chloropicrin,  ethylene  oxide,  methyl  bromide, 
methyl  formate,  cyanides,  carbon  bisulphide, 
acrylonitrile,  or  mixtures  containing  any  of 
these,  for  use  in  combating  destructive  insects 

and  pests . Free 

Chocair,  unsweetened . 15;  20;  25 

Chocolate  paste  or  “liquor,”  in  blocks  or  cakes, 

not  sweetened . 3c.;  3c.;  5c. 

paste  or  "liquor,”  sweetened,  in  blocks  or 
cakes,  not  less  than  two  pounds  in  weight, 

per  pound . 4c.;  4c.;  5)4o. 

Chocolate,  prep,  of,  in  powder  form 

22M;  22)4;  35 

preparations  of,  n.o.p.,  per  lb. 

10;  20;  35  and  2^c.  lb. 
(The  weight  of  the  wrapping  and  cartons  to 
be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty.) 

Chowder,  clam, tinned . 17)4;  22 )4;  30 

Chrome  steel  (see  iron  and  steel). 

Chromium  metal  and  tungsten  metal,  in  lumps, 
ingots,  blocks,  bars  or  powder  and  scrap  of 
alloy  metal  containing  chromium  and 

tungsten,  for  use  in  alloying  purposes . Free 

Expires  June  30,  1956 

Chromium,  nickel,  in  bars  or  rods,  not  more 
than  l/i"  in  diameter,  containing  more  than 
60%  nickel  and  more  than  10%  chromium,  of 
a  class  or  kind  not  manufactured  in  Canada, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  electrio 
resistance  wire  and  eleotrio  resistance  strip  or 
ribbon  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of 

such  articles  in  their  own  factories .  Free 

Chromium  oxide,  materials  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  chromium  oxide . Free;  Free;  20 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Chromos,  advertising,  per  lb . 5o.;  10c.;  15c. 

Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

n.o.p .  15;  20;  22)4 

Chronometers  for  ships .  Free 

Chucks  for  lathes  and  drills . 10;  22 ;  35 

chuck  machine  tools . . . 10;  22)4;  35 

Church  vestments  of  any  material 

10;  10;  20 

woven  fabrics,  containing  figured  designs,  not 
exceeding  twelve  inches  in  width,  laces,  em¬ 
broideries,  emblems  and  medallions,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  church  vestments  10;  10;  20 
Expires  December  31,  1955 

Churns,  earthen  or  stoneware . 20;  20;  35 

n.o.p . 15:  17)4:  20 

Cider, clarified  orrefined.pergal  .  .  . .  Free;  10c.;  10c 
not  clarified  or  refined,  per  gal.  .  .  .  Free;  5c.;  5c. 

Cigar  and  cigarette  holders . 17)4;  25;  35 

Cigars  and  cigarettes,  tourists’  imports,  see  p.  798. 
Cigars  to  include  bands  and  ribbons  in  weight 

for  duty,  per  pound,  $3.50  and . 25;  — ;  25 

most  favored  nation,  per  pound,  $1.75  and 

— ;  15;  — 

(see  Excise  Tax  page  684) 

Cigarette  paper,  ungummed,  in  rolls . 10;  15;  25 

Cigarette  paper,  ungummed,  in  sheets  containing 

not  less  than  32  sq.  ins . . . 10;  15;  25 

Cigarette  papers,  gummed  or  not,  in  tubes,  book¬ 
lets  or  packets . 17)4:  15;  35 

Cigarette  papers,  gummed,  in  rolls . 10;  16;  35 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Cigarettes  to  include  paper  coverings  in  weight 

for  duty,  per  pound . $2.00;  $2.00,  $4.10 

and  15;  15;  25 

See  Excise  Tax  and  other  duties  page  684. 

Cinematographs . Free;  20;  25 

Cinematographs  or  moving  picture  films,  pos¬ 
itives,  one  and  one-eighth  of  an  inch  in 
width  and  over,  per  linear  foot 

l)4o.;  l)4c.;  3o. 

under  one  and  one-eighth  of  an  inch  in  width 

per  linear  foot . Free;  1  )4c;  3c 

In  no  case  shall  the  duty  exceed — ;  20%;  30% 

Cinnabar . Free 

Circulars,  advertising,  per  lb . 5o.;  10c.:  15o. 

Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
Circuses — see  special  note  in  Addenda. 

Citron,  lemon  and  orange  rinds  in  sulphur  or 

brine . Free 

Clams,  not  prepared . 15;  20;  25 

Clams  in  sealed  containers . 17 ;  40;  40 

Clapboard,  sawn  or  split  only  (see  planks)  Free 

dressed  on  one  side  and  edge . 10;  10;  25 

Clasps,  and  parts  (not  being  jewellery).  15;  22)4;  30 
Clay,  activated,  when  imported  for  use  in  the 

refining  of  oils . 10;  10;  25 

Clay  manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 12)4;  17)4;  22)4 

Clay  pigeons  (black  rocks) . 15;  20;  25 

Clays,  not  further  manufactured  than  ground.  Free 

Cleaners  amalgam  (mining  machinery) .  Free 

Cleavers  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Clematis . 15;  20:  25 

Cliff  stone  . Free 

Clippings  iron  or  steel  wrought  (see  scrap) . Free 

Cloaks,  fur.  . . 15;  25;  35 

Clock  keys . 10;  25;  25 

springs,  steel  for  (see  steel) . Free 

springs  of  iron  or  steel,  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  clocks  for  use  in  their  own  factory. 

Free:  7)4;  1° 

Clocks,  Tork  time  switch . 15;  30;  35 

duty  not  less  than  each  — ;  40c;  50c. 
Clocks,  time  recorders,  clock  and  watch  keys, 

clock  cases,  and  clock  movements . 15;  30;  35 

dutv  not  Ihss  than  each  — ;  40c;  50c 
Clocks,  other  than  alarm  clocks,  not  being 

electric . — ;  25;  — 

Clogs,  wooden . 20;  27)4;  40 

Closets,  closet  seats  and  tanks,  closets,  urinals, 
basins,  lavatories,  baths,  bath  tubs,  sinks 
and  laundry  tubs  of  earthenware,  stone, 
cement,  or  clay,  or  of  other  material 

12)4;  22)4;  35 

of  iron  or  steel,  coated  ornot . 5;  20;  35 

Closures  or  caps,  bearing  the  tax  seal  of  a  foreign 
government,  to  be  used  for  capping  recep¬ 
tacles  holding  liquid  to  be  exported. Free;  Free;  30 
Cloth,  bolting,  not  made  up,  of  any  textile  fibre 

for  use  only  for  bolting  or  sifting  materials . Free 

brattice .  ....Free;  10;  12)4 

Cloth,  bookbinders  woven  fabric,  wholly  of 

cotton,  for  covering  books . 12)4 1  25,  35 

Cloth,  seamless  biascut,  woven  from  glass  fibres 
or  glass  filaments,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  electrical  insulating  tape . Free;  Free;  45 

Expires  June  30,  1956 

General  Rate,  per  lb.  4c. 
Cloth,  serges,  tweeds,  coatings,  overcoatings  and 
felt  cloth  (see  wool  woven  fabrics) 

emery  .  . 12)4:  30;  25 

felt,  pressed,  of  all  kinds  in  the  web,  not  con¬ 
sisting  of  nor  in  combination  with  any 
woven,  knitted  or  other  fabrio,  or  material. 

15;  20;  25 
and  per  lb.  5c.;  17)4o.;  20o. 

filter  press  cloth  made  from  human  hair,  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  for  use  in  their 

own  factories . 10;  27)4;  30 

filter  press  of  wool  or  hair  (except  human  hair) 

Free;  16;  40 
and  per  lb.  — ;  30c;  35o 
gummed  or  rubberized  cotton  for  repairing 

rubber  tires . 25;  25:  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4o. 
hair  composed  of  horse  hair  in  combination 
with  any  vegetable  fibre . 17)4;  27)4;  30 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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Italian,  lustres . 

jute  uncolured,  not  further 
cropped,  bleached  mangled 


26 


. Free;  20 

finished  than 
or  calendered 

Free;  6;  15 

wholly  of  jute,  n.o.p . Free;  2234;  25 

nuns,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress  goods) 
oiled,  india-rubbered.  flooked  or  coated  n.o.p. 

according  to  material 
silk,  woven  in  the  ginn,  (see  silk) 
table,  wholly  of  cotton,  uncoloured,  n.o.p. 

25;  2234;  35 
General  Rate  per  lb.  4c 

table,  wholly  of  linen . Free;  2234;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  3  34c.;  4c. 

tracing  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 
window  shade  in  the  piece.  .According  to  material 
washing  machines  and  cloth-dyeing  machines 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 

.  ,  Free;  5;  10 

Cloth,  wire,  brass  or  copper . 17J4;  20;  25 

wire,  iron  or  steel . 173^;  25;  35 

wool,  worsted  (see  wool  woven  fabrics) 

Clothes  lines,  wire,  twisted . 15;  25;  25 

sprayers.  .  .  . . according  to  material 

wringers  and  parts  of,  for  domestic  use 

20;  22 35 

Clothing,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  vege¬ 
table  fibre  but  not  containing  wool  n.o.p. 

25;  25;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c 

cotton,  n.o.p . 25;  25;  35 

.  ,  General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

donations  of,  for  charitable  purposes .  Free 

Exempt  from  S.T. 

for  students,  from  parents  abroad .  Free 

Exempt  from  S.T. 

horse,  manufactured  _ . according  to  material 

india-rubber  and  clothing  made  from  water¬ 
proofed  cotton  fabrics  . . 2234;  2734;  35 

in  addition  on  each  raiment. . — ;  — 50c 

knitted  garments . 20;  35;  45 

and  per  lb.  — ;  ;  30c. 

linen,  n.o.p .  25*  25 

machine  card  .  .  .  . . jq.  20 

Clothing,  chief  value  synthetic  textile  fibres'  or 

filaments . 20;  2734 

...  ,  and  per  ounce — ;  — ; 

Clothing,  wool  n.o.p.,  of  which  the  component  of 
chief  value  is  not  silk  nor  synthetic  textile 

fibres  or  filaments  n.o.p . 25;  2734;  40 

,,, ,  ,  ...  and  per  lb.  — :  35c 

mf  d  of  silk . 2734  ;  30;  45 

and  per  oz. — ;  — ;  7C. 
Cloves,  ground . 71^.  10.  1Q 

„  ,  and  Per  lb-  3c’;  3c’;  3c 

Cloves,  unground . Free;  10.  jW 

Ooach  and  lag  screws,  iron  or  steel  15*  25*  30 

Coal  anthracite  per  ton . Free;'  Free;  50c. 

anthracite  Bnckets,  per  ton . Free-  Free-  50c 

bituminous,  per  ton  (no  S.T.) - 35e!;  50c.;  75c' 

Coal,  bituminous  which  enters  into  the  cost  of 
manufacture  of  synthetic  rubber,  when  import¬ 
ed  for  use  exclusively  in  the  production  of 

.  Free 
Free 


35 

4c. 

25 

50 

7c. 


..  .  .  ..  ™  m  tue  production  ot  syn¬ 
thetic  rubber . 

lignite . . ! "  . 

n.o.p  including  screenings  and  coal  dust  ’pei 
ton .  35c.;  50c. 


75c. 


Coal,  including  screenings  and  coal  dust  of  ail 
kinds,  imported  to  be  converted  into  coke 

c ,  .  .  Free;  Free;  75o  ton 

Coal  cutters,  percussion;  coal  augers,  rotary  coal 
drills,  and  parts  (see  machinery).  5*  15-  25 

Coal  oil — see  under  Petroleum  Products. . 

Coal  machinery  (see  machinery). 

Coal  and  pine  pitch,  burgundy  pitch;  and  coal 
S1/16  *;ar\  ,crude,  in  packages  of  not  less 

than  fafteen  gallons  ....  .  Free 

Coal  tar  base  or  salts  with  or  without  surface 
active  agents  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

coal  tar  dyes .  Fl.pp 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

tar  bases  or  salts  in  solvents  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  coal  tar  dyes  in  the  dyeing 

of  textiles .  Free-  Free-  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957  .  '  ’  25 


5c. 

35 


Coal  tar  dyes,  not  les  than  1  pound.  .Free;  Free;  10 

o.o.p . 1234;  1734;  2234 

Coal  washing  plants . Free;  10;  1234 

Coated  cloth  (see  cloth). 

Coatings,  wool  worsted,  etc.  (see  wool  fabric) 

Coats,  fur . 15;  25;  35 

fur  lined .  15;  25:  35 

Cobalt,  ore  of  Free 

Cobalt — bearing  scrap  imported  by  refiners  or 
smelters  for  the  recovery  of  the  cobalt  and 

attendant  by-products . Free 

oxide  of . Free;  10;  10 

Cocaine . Free;  15;  25 

Cochineal . Free 

Cocoa,  beans,  not  roasted,  crushed  or  ground, 

per  100  lbs . Free:  SI  00:  S3.00 

butter,  per  lb . Free;  2  34c;  3c 

paste  or  liquor,  sweetened,  blocks  or  cakes, 
per  lb.,  not  less  than  2  lbs.  in  weight 

4c.;  4c.;  534c. 

paste  or  liquor,  not  sweetened,  in  blocks  or 

cakes. .  3c.;  3c.; 

preparations  of,  in  powder  form 

2234  ;  2234; 

preparations  of,  n.o.p.,  and  confectionery, 
coated  with  or  containing  chocolate,  the 
weight  of  the  wrappings  and  cartons  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

,  ,,  ,  10;  20;  35  and  234c.  lb. 

shells  and  mbs . 734;  734;  10 

Cocoanut  meat,  broken,  or  copra,  not  shredded, 
desiccated,  or  prepared  in  any  manner, 

.  per  lb.  Free;  Free;  %c 

oil,  viz.:  cocoanut,  palm  and  palm  kernel, 

not  edible,  for  manufacturing  soap. Free;  10-  10 

oil,  n.o.p. . 1234 ;  1734:  1734 

Cocoanut  paste,  a  raw  product  with  just  suffi¬ 
cient  sweetening  to  preserve  it,  for  use  in  the 
process  of  manufacturing  cocoanut  candy,  per 

. 5c.:  6c.;  6c. 

Oocoanuts,  per  100 . Free;  50c;  75c 

desicated,  n.o.p.,  per  lb . 2c.;  3.c;  6c. 

desiccated,  unsweetened,  per  lb  ....  2c.;  3c.;  6c! 

Cocoons,  silk  . ....!.  '  Free 

Codeine,  a  single  chemical  substance,  not  mixed 

with  any  other  ingredients . Free;  15;  25 

Codfish  (dried),  per  lb . 340  •  34c  ■  lc 

shredded . 17  J4;  2234':  30 

^od  lines  . Free 

Cod  liver  oil,  crude  or  refined . Free;  15;  22  34 

Coffee,  condensed  with  milk  . 25:  35;  35 

extract  of,  n.o.p  .  or  substitutes  thereof  of, 

all  kinds,  per  lb.  . 5c:  7o; 

cane  containing  extract,  dutiable.  .  15-  25- 
flavor  (Heller  &  Co’s.  Z.  B.  T.  P.  non-alcoholic' 

and  unsweetened) . 15:  20; 

green  n.o.p. .  . . per  Free;  2c.;  5c. 

green,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  coffee  ex- 

tract.  . . per  lb.  Free;  Free;  5c 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Coffee,  green,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
01  coffee  extract,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  coffee  extract  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  lc.;  5c. 

roasted  or  ground,  and  all  imitations  thereof  ’ 
and  substitutes  therefor,  including  acorn 

nuts,  n.o.p  per  lb  . 2c.;  4c.;  5c. 

Coflee  urns,  nickel  plated .  15-  2234- 

Co  Hi  ns  and  caskets  and  metal  parts  there-’ 

17 14;  2234; 


7  c. 
30 

25 


of 


30 

25 


40 


30 


Coin  locks  of  solid  brass  or  bronze,  polished  or 

plated . .  j  5 .  25  • 

Coin  control  devices,  for  use  in  the' manufacture' 
ot  apparatus  which  vends  merchandise,  services 

or  tickets..  . Free;  F 

.  Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 
Coins,  British,  Canadian  and  foreign  gold  coin.  .Free 
Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Come  cabinets  of;  collections  of  medals  and 
collections  of  postage  stamps;  medals  of  gold 
silver  or  cooper,  and  other  metallic  articles 
actually  bestowed  as  trophies  or  prizes  and 
received  and  accepted  as  honorary  distinc¬ 
tions;  and  cups  or  other  metallic  prizes  (not 
usual  merchantable  commodities),  won  in 
Dona  tide  competitions  Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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713 


Coir  and  coir  yarn  .  .  Fre> 

Coke  of  a  kind  not  produced  in  Canada,  or  coke 
which,  owing  to  transportation  oosts,  is  not 
available  commercially  throughout  Canada, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  furnaces  in  manufacturing  calcium 
carbide  or  rock  wool,  or  in  metallurgical  opera¬ 
tions  in  their  own  plants . Free 

Coke  n.o.p .  — ;  Free 

Coke,  petroleum. .  . . Free;  $1.00;  $1.00 

ground,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  electric  batteries  for  use  only  in  their 
own  factories  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

batteries . Free 

Collapsible  tubes  of  lead  or  tin . 10;  2714;  30 

Collar  buttons . 20;  25;  35 

and  5o.  per  gross 

Collars  and  cuffs,  xylonite,  xyolite  or  celluloid, 

Free;  20;  25 

Collars  of  flax,  hemp  and  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Collars,  lace,  n.o.p . 22*4;  25;  35 

Collars  wholly  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Collodion,  used  in  photo-engraving  and  the 
manufacturing  of  copper  rollers.  ...  15;  17 J4;  17)4 
Cologne  water  (see  Alcoholic  perfumes) 

Colostomy  appliances  and  materials  and  articles 

for  use  in  the  manufacture  thereof . Free 

Colours,  dry,  n.o.p . 12)4;  17)4;  22)4 

Colours  or  pigmenrs,  dry,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  roofing  granules  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  roofing  gran¬ 
ules  in  their  own  factories.  ..  .Free;  Free;  22)4 

ground  in  spirits  per  gal . 75c;  85c;  ;  $1.25 

artists’  brushes;  pastels  of  a  value  of  one  cent 
per  stick,  or  over;  artists’  canvas,  coated  and 

prepared  for  oil  painting . Free;  17)4;  30 

artists’  and  school  childrens’  colours;  fitted 

boxes  containing  the  same . Free;  15;  30 

Colours,  platinum  and  black  oxide  of  copper  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  colours.  .  .  Free;  10;  10 
Comb  blanks  of  hard  rubber,  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  pressed  and  vulcanized,  when 
imported  by  manufacturer  of  hard  rubber 
combs  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  such  hard  rubber  combs  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories  . Free 

Comb  blanks,  celluloid .  Free 

Combs,  curry  combs . 10;  22)4;  35 

for  dress  and  toilet  use,  not  being  jewellery 

10;  20;  27)4 

but  not  less  than  $1.44  gross. 

Combs,  painters,  glazing  combs . 10;  22)4;  35 

Combs,  toilet,  chief  value  of  material  being 

sterling  silver . 15;  25;  45 

Commercial  blank  forms  (see  Bank  notes), 

17)4;  22)4;  35 

Communion  sets;  oil  stocks;  crosiers;  benitiers; 
sprinklers;  incensers;  incense  boats;  baptis¬ 
mal  shells  or  fonts;  scapulars;  chapelets; 
rosaries;  religious  statues,  statuettes,  medals 
and  crosses;  Scroll  sets;  Chanuka  candle¬ 
sticks;  Kiddush  sets;  Mezuzah  boxes;  Hav- 

dalah  sets;  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  of 

the  goods  enumerated  above  . Free 

Compasses  for  ships  and  Aircraft . Free 

n.o.p . Free;  9;  15 

Composition  of  asphalt  and  mineral  thinning 

oil . 15;  20;  25 

Composition  metal  and  plated  metal,  in  bars, 
ingots  or  cores,  for  the  manufacture  of  watch 
cases,  jewelry,  and  of  filled  gold  and  silver 
seamless  wire  and  for  dental  purposes, 

Free;  7)4;  10 

ornaments.  .  . 20;  17)4:  30 

Composition,  polish,  etc . 12)4;  17)4;  27)4 

Compounds,  chemical  for  dyeing  or  tanning 

Free;  Free;  10 

Compounds,  n.o.p.,  consisting  in  chief  part  of 
synthetic  resins,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

manufacture  of  chewing  gum . 5;  5;  25 

Expires  December  31,  1955 
Compounds  oi  tetraethyl  lead,  in  which  tetra¬ 
ethyl  lead  is  the  preponderant  content  by 
weight . Free;  5;  10 


Concrete  hardener  and  filler . 15;  20;  25 

Conduit,  creosoted  fir  for  carrying  underground 

telephone  wires . 17)4;  20;  25 

Conduit,  flexible,  consisting  of  cotton  core,  round' 
w  hich  is  wound  paper  twine,  the  whole  covered 
with  braided  fabric  and  saturated  with  tar  or 

asphalt . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb  — ;  — ;  4c. 
Gondy  s  fluid  in  packages  not  exceeding  3  lbs 

gross . Free;  12)4;  25 

otherwise . Free;  Free;  15 

Cones  paper,  for  winding  yarns  ...  Free 

Confectionery . 12)4;  22 34;  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  . — ;  )4C 

Confectionery,  coated  with  or  containing  ohoco- 
late,  the  weight  of  wrappers  and  cartons  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty, 

„  10;  20;  35  and  2)4c.  lb. 

Confetti  paper . 17)4;  25;  35 

Connectors,  short  negative  ground  or  negative 

battery  terminals . 15;  22)4;  27)4 

Containers,  wholly  or  partially  manufactured 

from  fibre  or  paper  board,  per  lb.  .  )jjc;  )£e;  l)4c 
But  not  lees  than  — ;  20;  35 
Containers,  tinplate,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturer  of  food  products  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  hermetical  sealing  of  food  products  in 

their  own  factory . 10;  20;  25 

Containers  and  parts  thereof,  including  expelling 
bulbs,  for  vaccines  including  toxoids  (anatox¬ 
ins)  and  bacterins,  toxins,  serums  containing 
immune  bodies  including  anti-toxins,  glandular 
extracts  and/or  antibiotics,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  such  products  for  use  in  their 
own  factories,  under  such  regulations  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe . Free 

Converting  apparatus  for  metallurgical  processes 

in  metals . Free 

Cookers.  fireleBB  if  agate  or  enamelware, 

_  .  17*4:  22)4;  35 

Copper  alloys  containing  boron,  for  use  exclusive¬ 
ly  as  a  flux  or  a  deoxidizer  in  melting  non- 

ferrous  metals . Free 

Copper  anodes  . 5;  7)4;  10 

Copperas  (sulphate  of  iron) . Free;  10;  10 

Copper  bars  when  imported  for  use  only  in  the 
manufacture  of  rods  to  be  used  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  electrical  conductors,  the 
individual  units  of  which  shall  not  exceed  the 

area  of  No.  7/0  gauge  conductor . Free 

buckles,  n.o.p.,  not  jewellery . 15;  22)4;  30 

Copper  burrs,  rivets  and  washers . 20;  20;  30 

cables . . . . . Free;  10;  10 

in  bars,  rods,  in  coil  or  otherwise,  not  less 
than  six  feet  in  length,  unmanufactured, 

5;  10;  10 

ingots,  blocks,  pigs,  per  lb . lo;  l)4o;  l)4o 

Copper  manganese  in  blocks . 5;  7)4;  10 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 20;  20;  30 

matte  15;  20;  25 

medals  (prizes)  (see  Medals) .  Free 

nails  and  tacks . 20;  20;  30 

oxide  of  . Free;  15;  15 

black,  oxide  of,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

chlorates  and  colours . Free;  10:  10 

precipitate  of,  not  crude . Free 

Copper  rods  and  bars  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  for  use  in  their  own  factories  in  the 
manufacture  of  trolley,  telegraph  and  telephone 
wires,  electric  wires  and  electric  cables 

. Free;  10;  10 

scrap . lo;  l)4c;  1)4 

sheets,  strips,  or  plates,  not  polished,  plan¬ 
ished  or  coated . 5;  10;  10 

shells  for  advertising  stereotypes,  etc.  (see 
Stereotypes)  per  square  inch 

lo;  lo;  lj4c 

shells  for  stereotype,  electrotypf s,  celluloids, 
etc.,  n.o.p.  (see  Stereotypes),  per  square 

inch . )go;  J4o;  )4o 

shells  for  stereotype,  eto.,  for  books  and  news¬ 
papers  other  than  English  or  French  (see 

Stereotypes) . Free 

sub-acetate,  dry  (verdigris) . Free 

sulphate  of  (blue  vitriol) . Free;  10;  10 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


714 


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[1956 


tubing,  rod  and  atrip,  for  manufacture  of  radio 

tubes . Free;  Free;  30 

tubing,  brass  or  copper,  with  lockseam  joint, 
coated  or  not,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

engine-cooling  radiator  cores . 10;  10;  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

tubing,  not  more  than  one-half  of  an  inch  in 
diameter,  not  less  than  six  feet  in  length, 
coated  with  metal,  and  not  polished,  bent 

or  manufactured . 5;  10;  10 

wire,  plain,  tinned  or  plated .  10;  30;  30 

wire  cloth,  or  woven  wire . 17)4;  20;  25 

Copra  or  broken  cocoanut  meat,  not  shredded, 
dessicated  or  prepared  in  any  manner,  for  use 

in  Canadian  manufactures . Free 

Corals,  not  mounted  or  set . 7)4;  10;  10 

Cordage  of  cotton,  exceeding  1"  in  circumference 

17)4;  22)4;  25 

Cordage  of  cotton,  not  exceeding  1"  in  circum¬ 
ference,  when  braided  or  plaited. 

17)4;  22)4 ;  35 

Cordage  of  cotton,  not  exceeding  1*  in  circum¬ 
ference . 15;  20;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4o. 
Cordage,  exceeding  one  inch  in  circumference, 
wholly  of  vegetable  fibres,  n.o.p..  .  .17)4;  22)4;  25 
Cordage  and  twine,  for  tying  purposes 

17)4;  22)4;  25 

machinery  for  manufacture  of  (see  Machinery). 
Cordials  (see  Medicinal  preparations). 

Cordials,  n.o.p.  (see  Alcohol  ethyl), 

Cords  (embroideries,  etc.)  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Cork  blocks,  boards,  planks,  slabs,  rods  or  tubes, 
produced  from  cork  waste  or  from  granulated 
or  ground  cork  when  for  use  in  Canadian 

manufactures . Free 

Cork  buoys,  covered  with  cotton  duck  and  bound 

with  rope . 26;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Cork,  granulated,  mixed  with  tar . Free;  15;  20 

Cork,  granulated,  untreated . Free 

Cork  life  preservers . Free;  15;  20 

Cork  slabs,  boards,  planks  and  tiles  produced 
from  cork  waste  or  granulated  or  ground  cork. 

Free;  Free;  25 

Corks  manufactured  from  corkwood,  over  three- 
fourths  of  an  inch  in  diameter  measured  at  the 

larger  end,  per  pound . 4c.;  2c.;  5c. 

manufactured  from  corkwood,  three-fourths 
of  an  inch  aud  less  in  diameter  measured  at 

the  larger  end,  per  pound . 6c.;  2c.;  8c 

Corks,  when  used  in  the  manufacture  of  vaccine 

points . Free 

Corkwood,  or  cork  bark,  unmanufactured . Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p.,  including  strips, 
shives,  shells,  squares  and  washers, 

,  .  Free;  15;  20 

carpet  and  matting . 15;  30;  35 

and  per  lb.  General  Rate  4c. 

Corms  (florist  stock) . Free;  12)4;  20 

Corn,  canned,  weight  of  oan  to  be  included  in  ’ 

weight  for  duty,  per  lb . Free:  l)4c.;  3c. 

corn  cob  granules  or  flour . Free  •  Free  •  20 

«r?°ked .  15;  20;’  25 

dried  or  evaporated . 15;  20-  25 

Sreen . Free;  10;  30 

grits,  n.o.p. .  .  7)4;  7y.  25 

grits  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  corn  flour, 

_  ,  Per  100  lbs.,  Free;  Free;  30c 

Corn,  grits,  brewers . 10;  10'  25 

Corn,  Indian,  not  including  Indian  corn  for  pur-  ’ 
poses  of  distillation,  when  imported  or  taken 
out  of  warehouse  by  manufacturers  of  starch 
or  for  cereal  products  for  human  consumption 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
starch  or  such  cereal  products,  in  their  own 
factories,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 

the  Minister .  .  Free 

Corn,  Indian,  n.o.p.,  per  bu . Free;  8c.;  20c 

Cornell  .  .  .  . 15;  20;  25 

sacks  (containing  Indian  corn) . 15-  17  U-  20 

Cornmeal  per  bbl.,  (no  S.T.) . Free;  50c.;  60c 

South  Africa.  ...  .  Free 

Corn  starch  (see  under  starch) . 

syrup  (see  glucose)  per  lb . %<■.-,  le.;  l)4c. 

Cornices  and  cornice  poles  of  all  kinds. . .  .20;  25;  30 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Corsets,  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

General  rate  per  lb.,  4c. 

linen . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Corsets,  silk . 27)3;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — ;  7o. 

Corset  clasps,  busks,  blanks  and  steels,  and 
covered  corset  wires,  cut  to  lengths,  tipped  or 

untipped . 15;  27)4;  30 

Corset  eyelets . Free 

laces,  n.o.p . According  to  material 

Corset  metal  tips,  studs  and  eyes,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  corset  clasps  and  corset 
wires  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  corset  clasps  and  corset  wires  in  their  own 
factories,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister . Free 

Corset  steel,  wire  blanks  including  coil,  coated 
or  not  .064  inches  in  thickness  or  thinner  with 
tolerance  not  to  exceed  .002  inch,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  corset  clasps, 
steels  etc.  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  clasps,  wires  and  dress  stays  in  their 

own  factories . Free 

Cortisone,  chemicals  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  or  other  steriod  derivatives . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Cotosuet,  per  lb.„ .  l)4o.;  l?4c.;  2o. 

From  New  Zealand  Free 

Cottolene,  per  lb . l)4o.:  l%c.:  2c. 

From  New  Zealand  Free 

Cotton,  absorbent . 10;  20;  35 

bags  not  seamless . 20;  22)4;  35 

batts  and  batting,  n.o.p . 12)4;  22)4;  25 

bobbinet,  white,  plain  in  the  web 

Free;  12)4;  25 

clothing,  n.o.p .  25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  4c 

collars . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  4c. 

counterpanes . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  4c. 

crochet . 15;  20;  25 

and  per  lb.  — :  3c.;  4c. 

cuffs . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  4c. 

curtains,  wholly  or  partially  manufactured 

22)4;  27)4;  35;  4c  lb. 

damask  colored . 20  ;  20;  32)4 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

damask,  uncoloured .  20:  20;  27)4 

per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4o. 

diaper . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 
(cotton  duck  used  in  the  manufacturing  of 
equipment  of  ships  take  no  S.T.) 

doilies . — ;  22)4;;  _ 

embroideries,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  30 

per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

embroideries,  white  and  cream  coloured  (see 

lace)  wholly  of  cotton . 15;  20;  30 

...  t  ,  ,  ,  and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

fabric,  not  bleached,  mercerized,  nor  colored 

n-o-P . 15;  15;  25 

...  ,  „  .  and  per  lb.  — ;  3o.;  4o. 

fabrics  wholly  of  cotton,  coated  or  impregnated, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  projection 

screens.  .  .  .  . . . Free;  Free;  20 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

fabric,  knitted  in  the  web  for  manufacturing 

of  rubber  boots  and  shoes . 10;  20  •  25 

fabrics,  grey,  n.o.p . I  *  15*  15;  25 

,  ,  .  ,  ,  ,  and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4o 

fabrics,  printed,  dyed  or  colored,  n  o.p. 
valued  at  more  than  80c.  per  lb 

,  17)4;  17)4;  32)4 

,  ,  .  r„  and  per  lb.. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

valued  at  50c.  or  more  but  not  more  than  80c 

per  lb . 17)4;  22)4;  32)4 

,  ,  .  .  .,  „„  and  per  lb..—;  3c.;  4c. 

valued  at  less  than  50c.  per  lb 

,  ,  17)4;  25;  32)4 

„  . ,  .  .  and  per  lb  — ;  3)4c.;  4c. 

Ootton  fabrics,  wnolly  of  cotton,  bleached  or 

mercerized,  not  coloured . 17)4;  20;  27)4 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3o;  4c  . 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


715 


woven,  wholly  of  cotton,  composed  of  yarns  of 
counts  of  not  less  than  80  and  not  more 
than  99  including  all  such  fabrics  in  which 
the  average  count  of  the  warp  and  weft 
yarns  is  not  less  than  80  and  not  more 

than  99 . 12)4;  20;  32)4 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

woven,  wholly  of  cotton,  coated  or  impreg¬ 
nated,  n.o.p . 22)4;  27>2 ;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 
fabrics,  woven,  made  from  yarns  of  counts  of 

100  or  more . Free;  2734;  32 34 

and  per  lb.  - — ;  — ;  4c 

Cotton,  fabrics,  woven,  wholly  of  cotton,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  cotton  bags  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  cotton 

bags  in  their  own  factories . Free 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

fillets  for  card  clothing  (see  fillets) . Free 

gabardines,  wholly  of  cotton,  with  not  less 
than  280  ends  and  picks  of  ply  yarn  per  sq. 

inch .  10;  25;  32J4 

and  per  lb.  — ;  334c.;  4c. 
handkerchiefs,  wholly  of  cotton.  .  1234  ;  2734;  35 

4c. lb. 

lace,  white  and  cream  colored . 20;  27  J4;  30 

and  per  lb. — ;  334c;  4c. 

manufactures  of,  wholly  of  cotton  ..  .25;  25;  35 
General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

nets  and  nettings . 15;  20;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

oakum  (calking)  . 5;  10;  12  34 

rags . Free 

raw,  not  dyed . Free 

Cotton  seed . Free ;  Free ;  1 5 

seamless  bags . 15;  2234;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c 

seed  oake  and  meal . Free 

seed  oil,  n.o.p . 12  34:  17)4:  17)4 

cottonseed  oil,  crude  when  imported  to  be 

refined  for  edible  purposes . Free;  10;  10 

crude  cottonseed  oil,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  cotton  seed  meal  and  refined 
cotton  seed  oil,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  commodities  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  10;  10 

seed  oil  for  canning  fish,  edible . . Free 

crude  (see  oil) 

seed  refuse  (foots) . Free 

shadow  cretonnes,  wholly  of  cotton  with  printed 

warp  and  plain  weft . 10;  25;  3234 

and  per  lb. — ;  334c;  4c. 

shoddy . 734;  10;  12)4 

tapes  (see  tapes). 

thread,  nitrate  of  thorium  and  nitrate  of 
cerium  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  incan¬ 
descent  gas  mantles,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  suoh  mantles  or  of  stock¬ 
ings  for  such  mantles . Free 

thread  on  spools  not  to  exceed  250  yds.  on 

one  spool . 15:  20;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

tufts  for  mattresses . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c 

wadding  sheet . 1234;  2234;  25 

warps,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

and  per  lb. — ■;  3c.;  4c. 

waste,  machined  (see  waste) . 734;  10;  12J4 

wool,  not  dyed  .  .  .  . . . . Free 

wool,  surgioal  dressing . 10;  20;  35 

yarns,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 
yarns,  wholly  covered  with  a  double  layer  of 
metallic  strip  in  single  strand  only,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  electrical  con¬ 
ductors,  in  their  own  factories.  ...  10;  10;  25 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Cotton  filter  cloth,  wholly  of  cotton,  with  cut 
pile,  in  the  web  or  made  up,  imported  for  use 
exclusively  in  mining  and  metallurgical  opera¬ 
tions  . .  10;  30;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  3  34c.;  4c. 

Cotton  lace  and  embroideries,  wholly  of  cotton, 
not  coloured,  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  cloth¬ 
ing  in  their  own  factories . 734;  10;  20 


Cotton  lace  and  embroideries,  wholly  of  cotton, 
coloured,  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  clothing  in 

their  own  factories . 734;  15;  30 

and  per  lb.  general  rate  4c. 
Cotton  pulp  and  linters  of  short  fibres  of  cotton 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  paper  to 
be  used  only  in  their  own  factories  for  the 
manufacture  of  blotting  paper  or  other  grades 

of  paper . Free;  10;  12)4 

Cotton  sail  cloth,  wholly  of  Egyptian  cotton 
imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  sails  for  boats  and  ships,  under  regula¬ 
tion  prescribed  by  the  Minister.  ..  .Free;  20;  25 
and  per  lb.  — ;  334o.;  4c. 
fabrics,  wholly  of  cotton  with  cut  pile,  n.u  p. 

15;  2234;  32)4 
per  lb.  — ;  334o.;  4c. 

woven  fabrics,  open  mesh,  wholly  or  in  chief 
part  by  weight  of  cotton,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  bags  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  fruit  and  vegetable  bags  in 

their  own  factories . Free 

Coumarin  crystal . Free;  15;  25 

Counterpanes,  silk . 27)4;  30;  45 

and  per  oz. — ;  7c.;  7c, 

Counterpanes,  cotton . 25;  22 34;  35  and  4c.  lb. 

vegetable  fibre . 25;  22)4;  35  and  4c.  lb. 

Counters,  bone . 15;  20;  25 

Coverings,  inside  and  outside,  used  in  covering 
or  holding  goods  imported  therewith,  shall 
be  subject  to  the  following  provisions,  viz 

(а)  Usual  coverings,  containing  free  goods 

only;  usual  coverings,  except  receptacles 
capable  of  holding  liquids,  containing  goods 
subject  to  a  specific  duty  only,  n.o.p. .  .  Fiee 

(б)  Usual  coverings  containing  goods,  subject 
to  any  ad  valorem  duty,  when  not  included 
in  the  invoice  value  of  the  goods  they 

contain . Free;  734  ;  20 

If,  in  the  case  of  sales  of  like  goods  by  the  ex¬ 
porter  in  the  ordinary  course  of  trade  in  the 
country  of  export,  the  value  of  the  usual 
coverings  is  included  in  the  invoice  value  of 

the  goods  they  contain,  then  for  the  purposes 
of  this  item  the  value  of  the  usual  coverings 
shall  be  added  to  and  be  deemed  to  be  in¬ 
cluded  in  the  invoice  value  of  the  goods  they 
contain  and  be  deemed  not  to  be  charged 
separately  on  the  invoice. 

(c)  Usual  coverings  containing  goods  subject 
to  any  ad  valorem  duty,  if  included  in  the 
invoice  value  of  the  goods  they  contain,  and 
not  charged  separately  on  the  invoice,  shall 
be  subject  to  the  same  rate  of  duty  ad 
valorem  as  the  goods  they  contain,  and  may 
be  combined  with  the  goods  for  valuation 
and  duty  on  the  Customs  entry: 

(d)  Receptacles  capable  of  holding  liquids, 
when  containing  goods  subject  to  a  specific 
duty,  shall  be  charged  with  the  rate  of  duty 
to  which  the  same  would  be  subject  if  im¬ 
ported  separately,  except  when  the  cover¬ 
ings  and  the  goods  contained  therein  are 
rated  together  in  the  Tariff  item; 

(e)  Usual  coverings  designed  for  use  other  than 
in  the  bona  fide  transportation  of  the  goods 
they  contain,  shall  be  charged  with  the  rate 
of  duty  to  which  the  same  would  be  subject 
if  imported  separately. 

(/)  The  term  coverings  in  this  paragraph  shall 
include  packing  boxes,  crates,  casks,  cases, 
cartons,  wrapping,  sacks,  bagging,  rope, 
twine,  straw  or  other  articles  used  in  covering 
or  holding  goods  imported  therewith,  and  the 
labour  and  charges  for  packing  such  goods 
subject  to  regulations  prescribed  by  the 
Minister  of  Customs. 

Covers,  gun  or  pistol . 10:  2734;  30 

table,  of  colored  cotton . 25;  2234;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

table,  of  jute . 1234:  25;  30 

table,  linen  with  red  border . 15;  20;  35 

and  per  lb.  3c:  3}4c;  4c 

Crabs,  in  sealed  containers .  1734;  30;  40 

alive . 15;  20;  25 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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Craft,  water-borne  'see  vessels) . 15;  25;  25 

Cranberries,  see  fruits,  fresh. 

Cranes  as  machinery . 10;  22  34;  35 

derricks  and  stump  pullers,  n.o.p. ...  10;  22  J4;  35 

Crapes,  blaok  . 10;  1734;  20 

other,  aooording  to  material. 

Crayons,  chalk  . 10;  20;  35 

Crayons  or  pencils,  soap-stone . 10;  2734;  35 

Cream  separators,  materials  for,  when  imported 

for  the  manufacture  thereof .  .Free 

sizing  and  enamel  sizing . 5;  734;  10 

of  tartar  in  orystals  or  argols . Free;  10;  10 

other,  n.o.p.  (no  S.T.)  . 15;  20;  25 

Cream  of  Tartar,  powdered  . Free;  17)4;  25 

Cream  of  wheat  <see  food  prepared). 

Crepe,  wool  used  as  hair,  curled  or  dyed,  n.o.p. 

12)4;  1734;  20 

Crocks,  earthen  or  stoneware . 20;  20;  35 

Crossings,  and  intersections  for  railways.  15:  25:  30 

Crowbars . 10;  22J4;  35 

Crucibles,  n.o.p.,  and  covers  therefor. .  Free;  15;  15 
Crushers  (see  ore),  used  exclusively  in  mining 
metallurgical  or  quarrying  operations 

5;  1734;  25 

Crushers,  n.o.p . 10;  2234;  35 

Crust  oil  leather,  for  use  in  manufacturing  chamois 

leather . . . Free;  2734;  2734 

CrutcheB  or  specially  constructed  staffs  for  a 

cripple  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Cryolite  (ore) . Free 

Crystal  glass  tableware . 10;  2234  :  3234 

Cubic  nitre  or  nitrate  of  soda  when  imported  for 
use  as  a  fertilizer  or  as  a  flux  in  the  reduction 
of  electrolytio  copper  slimes  or  for  use  in  the 
curing  and  pickling  of  meats  or  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  vitreous  glazes  and  enamel 
frits  or  when  imported  by  the  manufacturer 
of  explosives  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  explosives  in  their  own  factories .  .  .  Free 
Cucumbers,  n.o.p.  (see  "vegetables”). 

Cucumbers,  salted  or  pickled . 15;  22  34;  35 

Cue-raoks  and  tips . 1734;  30;  35 

Cues,  billiard . 1734;  30;  35 

Cuff  buttons  not  Jewellery . 20;  25;  35 

and  5o.  per  gross 

Cuffs,  zylomte,  zyolite  or  celluloid . Free;  20;  25 

Cullet,  glass,  broken  glass .  Free 

Cultivators,  harrows,  horse-rakes,  seed-drills, 
manure-spreaders  and  weeders,  horse  hoes, 
scufflers,  garden  seeders  and  parts  thereof 

(no  S.T.) . ...  . Free 

Articles  which  enter  into  the  cost  of  goods 

enumerated  above  (see  articles) . Free 

Also  rolled  iron  or  steel  in  bars,  coils  or  rods 
and  pig  iron  when  used  in  the  manufacture 

of  goods  enumerated  above  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Cumene  bottoms  (composed  of  polymers  of  iso¬ 
propyl  benzol  and  benzol)when  imported  for 

use  in  the  manufacture  of  cumene . Free 

Cups,  brass,  being  rough  blanks,  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  paper  shells  or  cartridges,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  brass  and  paper 
shells  and  cartridges,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories  . . . 

Dups  won  as  prizes  in  competition .  Free 

Curling  stones  and  handles  therefor 

Currant  bushes  (no  S.T.) . ^Free- 7 2^  ’  2  34 

Currants,  green  fruit . !..!  Free-  lb-~20 

dried,  per  lb . '  Free;  ’  40. ■’  4o 

When  in  packages  2  lbs.  or  less,  weight  of 
packages  to  be  included  in  weight  for  duty 
Curry  powder,  per  lb .  gc 

,  .  ,  .  ,  and  734:  10:  10 

Curtain  stretchers .  20 ■  15*  30 

Curtains,  made  up . according  to  material 

bamboo  according  to  material 

Curtains,  wholly  of  cotton,  n.o.p.  .  .  .2234;  2734-  35 

_,  ,  ,  ,  .  .  General  Rate  per  lb'.  4c 

Custard  powders,  containing  sugar  or  not, 

Cutcb . 12y*:  2%  35;  an’d  Kolb. 

Cutlery  of  iron  or  steel,  plated  or  not: .  F6e 

Table  knives  and  table  forks . 15-  25-  35 

Pen  knives,  jack-knives  and  pocket  knives  ol ' 
all  kinds . Free;  17y.  30 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Knives,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

Spoons  . 15;  25;  35 

Scissors  and  shears,  blank,  of  iron  or  steel  in 
the  rough,  not  ground  or  otherwise  manu¬ 
factured . Free;  7  34;  10 

Scissors  and  shears,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

Razors,  and  complete  parts  thereof;  razor 

blades,  n.o.p . Free;  25;  30 

Safety  razor  blades . Free;  20;  30 

Cutters  (vehicles) . ....Free;  10;  15 

bone . 10;  22  34;  35 

Cutters,  fodder  or  feed . Free 

straw,  steel  for,  not  tempered  or  ground,  nor 
further  manufactured  than  cut  to  shape.  .  .  Free 
Cutting  machines,  coal,  and  complete  parts,  for 

mining  operations,  percussion . 5;  17  34  ;  25 

Cuttings,  iron  or  steel,  wrought,  refuse  (see 

scrap),  per  ton . Free 

Cuttings — trees,  shrubs,  vines,  plants,  rootB,  gen¬ 
erally  known  as  nursery  stock  or  florists  stock, 

n.o.p.. . . . Free;  1234  :  30 

Cyanamid  or  lime  nitrogen  Free 

Cyanide  mixture . Free 

Cyanide  of  Sodium . Free 

All  materials,  including  parts,  entering  into 

cost  of  manufacture  of . Free 

Cyanide  of  Potassium . Free 

All  materials,  including  parts,  entering  into 

cost  of  manufacture  of . Free 

Cyanogen,  double  salts  of . 15;  20;  25 

Cyanogen  bromide .  Free 

Cyclometers . 234;  15;  30 

Cylinder*  for  phonographs  graphophones, 

gramophones . 20:  20;  30 

Cylinders  or  records  specially  made  for  use  in 
the  study  of  languages,  under  such  regulations 

as  may  be  prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Cylinders,  steel  gas  containers . Free;  20;  25 

Cylinder  shaving  machine . 10;  12  34;  25 

D 

Dahlia  bulbs  . 

Dahlias,  florist  stock . 

Damask,  uncoloured,  cotton,  n.o.p. 

1734;  1734;  2734 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

coloured,  in  the  piece . 1734;  17 34 ;  3234 

and  per  lb. — :  3  34c.;  4c. 

Dates,  unpitted  in  bulk . Free;  34c-  %c 

filled  with  candy . 15;  25;  35;  34c  lb. 

filled  with  nuts  or  raisins . lc;  134c;  234c 

Dat?s.  n-.o-P- ■  . . lc.;  134c.;  234 

W  hen  in  packages  weighing  two  pounds  each 
or  less,  the  weight  of  such  packages  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

Deaf — see  Ear 

Deals,  planed,  jointed  or  tongued  and  grooved 

(see  boards) . io ;  10;  25 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Decalcomania  paper  not  printed  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  decalcomania  transfers 
to  be  used  in  their  own  factories  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  decalcomania  transfers . Free 

Decalcomania  transfers,  when  imported  for  use 
exclusively'  in  the  manufacture  of  vitreous 
enamelled  products  or  of  tableware  of  ohina, 

porcelain,  semi-porcelain . Free;  9-  12  34 

Decalcomania  transfers,  n.o.p . 12J4;’20’;  22 >4 

Decanters,  glass,  not  cut  nor  decorated,  n.o.p. 

t,  15;  20;  3234 

Deer  tongue  (powdered) .  Free-  15-  25 

crude  .  ’  F” 

heads,  mounted . ........  1  15-  20-  25 

Re?raf  for  leather'  only  for  such  use  Free 

Dehydrated  sulphate  of  copper  for  agricultural  or 

spraying  purposes . Free 

Demijohn,  earthen  or  stoneware . 20;  20;  35 


.  .  15;  1734;  25 
•  Free;  1234  ;  20 


glass . 


.15;  20;  3234 


Denta.1  chairs;  dental  units;  electric  dental  en- 

gines ;  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free ;  Free ;  35 

Dental  switchboards . 15 .  223^’  30 

Designs  or  models  of  carpets  on  separate  sheets  ’ 

of  paper .  Free 

Designs,  paper  for  oilcloth  and  linoleum,  to' be 
used  as  models  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

artlcle8 . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


717 


Deuterium  oxide  or  heavy  water . Free;  Free;  25 

On  and  after  July  1,  1958 . Free;  15;  25 

Devices  for  the  automatic  control  of  the  com¬ 
position  of  sterilizing  and  cleaning  solutions 
used  for  sterilizing  and  cleaning  purposes  in 
food  and  beverage  industries  and  in  hospi¬ 
tals;  parts  of  the  foregoing . 5;  12)4;  30 

Dextrine,  and  combinations  or  preparations  of 
starch  and  dextrine  without  admixture  of 
foreign  material,  n.o.p. 

per  pound  J4c.;  lc.;  1  )4o. 
combinations  or  preparations  of  starch  and 
dextrine  with  admixture  of  foreign  material, 
n.o.p.,  which,  when  mixed  with  cold  water, 
do  not  form  an  adhesive  paste. 

per  pound  la.;  2c.;  2J4c 
Dextrose  (glucose)  solutions,  prepared  for 
parenteral  administration  in  therapeutic  treat¬ 
ments;  component  materials  and  articles  to 

be  used  in  making  such  preparations . Free 

Diabetic  breads  and  biscuits,  under  regulations 

of  the  Department  of  Health . Free;  7)4;  10 

Diagnostoset,  consisting  of  Tele-Vaginalite,  com¬ 
plete . Free 

Diagrams,  wall,  natural  history,  for  schools,  etc., 

universities  and  public  museums . Free 

Diamond  drills,  not  including  the  motive  power 

(see  mining  machinery)  ...Free;  10:  10 

dust  or  bort  for  borers  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Diamond  dust  mixed  with  a  carrier,  in  cartridges, 
or  in  tubes,  the  component  material  of  chief 

value  being  diamond  dust . Free 

black,  for  borers  Free 

Diamonds,  unset .  Free 

set . 20;  30;  45 

industrial . Free 

imitations  of,  unset  . 7)4;  10;  10 

glaziers .  .15;  20;  25 

Diaries,  pocket . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Diathermy  apparatus  or  machine  Fischer 
Hospital — designed  and  adapted  for  use  only 
by  physicians  for  diagnostic  and  therapeutic 

purposes . Free 

Dice  (mfrs.  of  Bone) . 15;  20;  25 

Dictaphones . 10;  12)4;  25 

Dictating  Machines . 10;  12)4;  25 

Dictionaries . Free;  10;  10 

Dies,  according  to  material. 

Dies,  wire  drawing  in  the  rough,  not  being  com¬ 
plete  parts  of  machinery,  and  materials  and 
articles  entering  into  their  manufacture. 

Free;  5;  35 

Dies  in  the  rough,  not  being  complete  parts  of 
machinery,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
bolts,  nuts,  nails,  screws,  rivets  and  tacks. 

Free;  10;  35 

Diesel  and  semi-diesel  engines  and  complete  parts 

n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

Diesel  and  semi-diesel  engines,  and  parts  thereof, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  power  shovels 

and  power  cranes . Free;  7)4;  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

Diethylketone  for  use  only  in  the  refining  of 

oils . Free;  Free;  25 

Digesters  for  pulp  mills . 10;  25;  35 

Digestic  tankage,  refuse  meat  to  be  used  as  a 

stock  food . 15;  20;  25 

Diggers,  post  hole . Free;  Free;  Free 

potato,  and  other  agricultural  implements, 

n.o.p . Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Dimethyl  Sulphate . Free 

Discs  for  engravings  copper  rollers,  eto.  (see 

blanketing  and  lapping) . Free 

Disinfecting  or  dipping  material  of  all  kinds  for 
use  only  in  the  producing  or  manufacturing 
preparations  provided  for  in  tariff  items  209b 
and  219a  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister  of  National  Revenue . Free 

non-alcoholic  preparations  or  chemicals  for 
disinfecting,  or  for  preventing,  destroying, 
repelling,  or  mitigating  fungi,  weeds,  insects, 
rodents,  or  other  plant  or  animal  pests,  n.o.p. 

(i)  when  in  packages  not  exceeding  3  lbs  each, 

gross  w'eight . Free;  12)4;  25 

(ii)  Otherwise . Free;  Free;  15 


Distillers’  solubles  obtained  from  the  liquid 
residue  remaining  after  the  alchohol  has  been 
removed  in  the  process  of  distilling  grain  or 
molasses  mash,  whether  or  not  subjected  to  a 
fermentation  process,  when  imported  without 
admixture,  except  that  necessary  for  the  said 
fermentation  process,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  feeds  for  livestock,  poultry 
or  fur-bearing  animals,  under  such  regulations 

as  the  Minister  may  prescribe . Free 

Ditch  excavating  machines,  round  wheel  or  ver¬ 
tical  or  ladder  boom,  chain  and  bucket  type 
for  digging  vertical  or  sloping  bank  ditches, 

and  complete  parts  thereof . Free;  10;  15 

Dog  collars . 17)4;  22)4:  30 

Dog  grass . Free 

Dogs  n.o.p . Free;  20;  25 

Dogs  for  improvement  of  stock  subject  to  regu¬ 
lations  as  to  pedigree  certificate,  etc . Free 

Doilies,  cotton . 25;  22)4;  35;  4c  lb. 

Doilies  n.o.p.  ...  According  to  material 

Doilies,  vegetable  fibre . 25;  22)4;  35  and  4c  lb. 

Doll  carnages,  of  a  type  suitable  for  carrying 

infants . 15;  22)4;  35 

Doll  carriages,  small  light  carriages,  unsuitable 

for  carrying  infants . 10;  30;  40 

Dolls,  n.o.p . 10;  25;  40 

Dolomite,  calcined . 15:  20;  25 

Dolomite,  dead  burned . 15;  15;  25 

Dolomite,  micronized . Free;  5;  25 

Donations,  casual,  sent  by  persons  abroad  to 
friends  in  Canada,  not  being  advertising  mat¬ 
ter,  tobacco  or  alcoholic  beverages,  when  the 
value  thereof  does  not  exceed  ten  dollars  in  any 

one  case . . Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax 

Donations  of  clothing  and  books,  for  charitable 
purposes  and  photographs,  not  exceeding  three, 
sent  by  friends  and  not  for  the  purpose  of  sale 

(no  sales  tax) . Free 

Door  knobs,  china,  unmounted . 12)4;  20;  22)4 

n.o.p.  according  to  material. 

Doors  for  safes  or  vaults . 10;  20;  35 

Doors,  wire . 20;  25;  30 

Doors,  wood . 17)4;  20;  25 

Doors,  wooden,  of  a  height  and  width  not  less 
than  6  feet  and  2  feet  respectively .  Free ;  22)4;  25 

Douches,  electric . 15;  22)4;  30 

Drafts,  unsigned . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Dragon  's  blood .  Free 

Drain  pipes,  n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  35 

Drawings  (Hand)  and  sketches  of  garments  or  of 
boots  and  shoes,  but  not  including  patterns, 
when  imported  in  single  copies  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  garments  or  boots  and  shoes  and 

shoe  patterns . Free 

Drawings,  n.o.p . 12)4:  20:  22)4 

Drawings  for  reproduction  in  periodicals — see 
paintings. 

engineers’  drawings — see  blueprints. 

Drawings  of  applications  for  patents .  . Free 

Drays  and  sleighs,  freight  n.o.p.  and  complete 

parts  thereof . Free;  25;  25 

Dredges  and  parts  thereof  for  the  development 

of  mineral  deposits . Free;  Free;  25 

Dredges  (see  vessels) . 15;  25;  25 

floating,  elevators  and  machinery  of,  for 

alluvial  gold  mining .  Free 

Dress  goods,  wool  (see  wool  woven  fabrics) 

Dress  shields,  waterproof  cotton  ,  . . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  - — ;  4c. 
Dress  stays,  flat  wire  for  (see  steel  wire,  flat) 

Free;  5;  5 

Dresser  scarves,  cotton . 25;  22)4;  35 

Dresser  scarves,  vegetable  fibre . 25;  22)4;  35 

Dressing,  shoe,  harness  and  leather.  12)4;  17)4;  27 H 

Dressings,  antiseptio  surgical . 12)4 ,  20;  35 

Driers,  japan  and  liquids,  per  gal . 10;  20;  30 

and  per  gal.  15c.:  15c.;  20c. 
Driers,  milk,  for  dairying  purposes  and  parts 

thereof . Free;  7)4;  25 

Drikar  . According  to  material 

Drilling  machinery,  well,  of  a  class  and  kind 

not  made  in  Canada . Free 

Drills,  diamond  (see  mining  mach’y)  .  Free 

rotary  coal  and  core  (see  mining  mach’v) 

Free;  10;  10 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


Drills,  twist,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Drugs  and  chemicals,  n.o.p .  ...  15;  20;  25 

Drugs,  herbs,  leaves,  barks,  which  are  non-edible, 
imported  in  small  packages,  of  a  kind  pro¬ 
duced  in  Canada . 15;  20;  25 

Drugs,  such  as  barks,  flowers,  roots,  beans, 
berries,  balsams,  bulbs,  fruits,  insects,  grains, 
gums  and  gum  resins,  herbs,  leaves,  nuts, 
fruit  and  stem  weeds — which  are  not  edible 
and  which  are  in  a  orude  state  and  not  ad¬ 
vanced  in  value  by  refining  or  grinding,  or 

any  other  process  of  manufacture,  n.o.p . Free 

Drugs,  sll  other,  class  or  kind  not  produced  in 

Canada . Free;  15;  25 

Acetylsulphamethazine,  acetanilide,  acetyla- 
cetone,  chlorosulphonic  acid  (technical 
grade),  guanidine,  hydrochloride,  guanidine 
nitrate,  methyl  ethyl  ketone  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  sulpha  drugs . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Acetylsulphamerzaine,  acetylsulphadiazine, 
acetylsulphathiazole,  and  acetyl  sulpha 
methyl  thiodiazole  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  sulpha  drugs  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  sulpha  drugs  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Calcium  carbonate,  casein  hydrolysates, 
cholesterol,  erggosterol,  ether  U.S.P.  amyl- 
acetate,  methyl  isobutyl  carbinylacetate, 
methanol  anhydrous,  N-ethyl  piperidine, 
N-hexanol,  procaine  hydrochloride,  penicillin 
precursers,  defoaming  and  demulsifying 
agents,  beef  extract,  corn  steep  liquor, 
soluble  vegetable  protein,  distillers’  dried 
solubles,  and  soya  bean  meal;  all  of  the 
foregoing  for  use.  in  the  manufacture  of 
antibiotics,  bacteriologicals,  hormone  prod¬ 
ucts  and  biologicals . Free;  Free;  25 

From  August  1,  52  to  June  30,  1956 
Drums,  ear,  under  regulation  prescribed  by  the 

minister . Free 

Drums  of  iron,  containing  soda,  and  destroyed 

to  release  the  goods  . .  Free 

Dry  plates,  photographic . 12)4;  22)4;  30 

Dry  red  lead;. orange  mineral;  antimony  oxide, 
titanium  oxide,  and  zinc  oxide  such  as  zinc 
white  and  lithopone;  white  pigments  contain¬ 
ing  not  less  than  14  per  cent  by  weight  of 

titanium . Free;  12  ;  15 

Duck,  seamless  cotton,  in  circular  form,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  hose  pipe . Free;  10;  10 

Ducks,  natural,  stuffed . 15; '  20;’  25 

Dunnage  bags  of  cotton  with  nickel  handles.’ 

n  ,  .  t.  12 y2;  22)4 ;  40 

Dusters,  feather .  25’  25*  40 

Dyeing  articles — Non-edible  seeds,  beans,  nuts, 
berries,  plants,  weeds,  barks,  and  woods,  in  a 
crude  state  or  chipped  or  ground,  and  extracts 
and  preparations  thereof,  and  chemical  com¬ 
pounds  adapted  for  dyeing  or  tanning;  tumeric, 
nutgalls  and  extracts  thereof;  indigo,  indigo 
paste  and  extracts  of;  aniline  and  coal  tar 
dyes,  soluble  in  water,  in  bulk  or  packages  of 
not  less  than  one  pound  weight;  aniline  oil, 
crude,  alizarin  and  artificial  alizarin;  annaf.o! 
liquid  or  solid;  iron  liquor,  being  solution  of 
acetate. or  nitrate  of  iron  adapted  for  dyeing 
and  calico  printing;  red  liquor,  being  a  crude 
acetate  of  aluminum  prepared  from  pyrolig¬ 
neous  acid  and  adapted  for  dyeing  and  calico 

printing . . 

Dyeing,  books  on .  Free 

Dyeing  machines  for  textile  fabrics  of  a  ciass  or 

kind  not  made  in  Canada . Free;  5-  10 

Dyes,  aniline,  and  coal  tar,  soluble  in  water,  in 
bulk  or  packages  of  not  less  than  one  pound 

Weight ...  .  . Free;  F  10 

Solutions  of  aniline  dyes  with  or  without 
dissolving,  salts,  adapted  for  dying,  for  use 

in  Canadian  manufactures .  Free-  Free-  10 

During  the  period  May  1,  52  to  Dec.  31,  1957 
Solutions  of  dyes  containing  methyl  alcohol 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  colouring  of  coated 
surfaces  when  imported  by  processors  en- 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


gaged  in  applying  decorative  surface  coat¬ 
ings  in  their  own  factories,  per  gallon 

5c;  5c;  $3.00  and  30% 

Until  Dec.  31,  1957. 

Dynamos,  electric,  generators  and  transformers 

15;  22)4;  37 )4 


Ear-telephone  sets  and  similar  appliances,  includ¬ 
ing  batteries,  battery  chargers  and  battery 
testers  therefor,  for  use  by  deaf  persons; 
electronic  ear-training  apparatus,  including 
microphones,  headsets,  record-turning  devices 
and  tone  arms,  specially  designed  for  use  by, 
or  for  the  training  of,  the  deaf;  parts  of  the 
foregoing;  under  regulations  prescribed  by 

the  Minister . Free 

Earth,  fuller's,  in  bulk  only,  not  prepared  for 

toilet  or  other  purposes .  Free 

Earthenware,  n.o.p . 17 )4;  25;  35 

Baths,  bathtubs,  basins,  closets,  closet  seats 
and  covers,  closet  tanks,  lavatories,  urinals, 
sinkB  and  laundry  tubs  of  earthenware.stone, 
cement,  clay  or  other  material,  n.o.p. 

15; 25;  35 

demijohns,  churns  and  crocks . 20;  20;  35 

figures . Free;  17)4;  30 

fittings  for  sewer  pipes . 15;  22)4;  35 

stilts  and  spurs  for  manufacture  of .  ....  Free 

tiles  or  blocks  for  mosaic  flooring . 15;  20;  30 

tiles,  n.o.p . 12)i;  22)4;  35 

tiles  for  roofing  purposes . Free;  20;  35 

Earths,  crude  only .  Free 

Earths,  ochrey . 5;  15;  15 

Effects,  household  and  personal,  British  sub¬ 
jects  dying  abroad  (see  apparel)  (no  S.T) . Free 

Egg  albumen,  per  lb . 5c.;  10c.;  11c. 

Australian  Treaty,  4c.  per  lb. 

graders . Free 

Egg  Whites,  frozen  or  not,  imported  separately. 

Per  lb . . 5c.;  10c.;  llo. 

Australian  Treaty,  4c.  per  lb. 

Egg  Yolk,  n.o.p.,  per  lb . 5c.;  10o.;  llo. 

Australian  Treaty,  4c.  per  lb. 

Eggs,  fish,  for  propagating  purposes  .  .  Free 

Eggs,  per  dozen  (no  S.T.) .  2c.;  3)4c.;  10c. 

Under  Australian  A  New  Zealand  Treaty  free 
during  the  months  of  January  and  Feb¬ 
ruary,  British  Preferential  rate  during  the 
other  months  of  the  year. 

Eggs  must  have  certificate  from  Dept,  of  Health 
Eggs,  white,  not  in  the  shell,  frozen  or  not 

per  lb.  5c.;  10c.;  llo 

Eggs,  whole,  egg  yolk  or  egg  albumen,  frozen  or 
otherwise  prepared  n.o.D.  whether  or  not  sugar 

or  other  material  be  added  per  lb..  5c.,  10c.,  11c. 

Australian  Treaty,  4c.  per  lb. 

Eggs,  egg  yolks  or  egg  albumen,  dried  evaporated, 
dessieated,  or  powdered  whether  or  not  sugar 

or  other  material  be  added . 10;  25;  30 

Elastic,  round  braid . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Elastic  rubber  thread,  not  covered ....  Free;  10;'  15 

Elastic  stocking . . . according  to  material 

Elastic  webbing  over  1  inch  wide  but  not  exceed¬ 
ing  12  inches  in  width,  imported  by  manufac- 

turersforuseintheirownfactories.  .  .  .  124t;  20;  25 
Elastic  webbing  woven  or  braided  with  frill 
attached  to  the  edge  thereof  not  exceeding 

12  inches  wide . 20-  25-  35 

Elder  wine  (see  wines  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.).’ 

Electno  apparatus  and  complete  parts  thereof 

n.o.p... ...  .....  . 15.  22)4;  30 

itiectric  and  galvanic  batteries . 15;  22)4;  27)4 

Electric  resistance  strip,  ribbon,  wire,  and  wire 
,r0o?cL  a^ter  drawing,  containing  from 
19  %  to  26  %  chromium,  3  %  to  7  %  aluminum, 
d  /q  to  4  %  cobalt,  and  remainder  iron. — ;  Free:  — 
ii-iectric  batteries,  storage,  composed  of  plates 
measuring  not  less  than  11  inches  x  14  inches 
and  not  less  than  %  inch  in  thickness  and 

complete  parts  thereof . Free;  20;  27K 

E  ect-nc  dental  engines . Free;  20;  35 

Electric  detonator  caps .  iq;  27  }/>■  30 

motors  . . . !  i5;  22)4;  37)4 

Electric  dry  shaving  machines,  for  use  in  remov- 
ing  human  hair,  and  parts  thereof.. Free;  Free;  10 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


719 


Electno  dynamos  or  generators  and  transformers 
and  complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p. 

15;  22J4;  37^ 

Electrio  flame  proof  switch  gear,  for  use  under¬ 
ground  in  coal  mines,  and  complete  parts 

thereof . Free;  20;  30 

Electric  flame-proof  transformers,  rectifiers, 
cable  connecting  devices,  trailing  cable  exten¬ 
sions  with  couplers  moulded  on,  junction  boxes, 
and  complete  parts  of  the  foregoing,  when  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada  and  for  use 


undeground  in  coal  mines . Free;  10;  37>£ 

Electric  generators  and  complete  parts  thereof 
for  generating  electric  power  for  lighting  grain 

elevators . Free;  10;  10 

Electrio  light  carbons  or  carbon  points,  of  all 

kinds,  n.o.p . 22H;  22  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  7j^c;  20c 

Electric  light  fixtures,  or  meta!  parts  thereof, 

,  20;  22 y2\  30 

Electric  machines  for  separating  etc.,  iron  ores, 

(see  mining  machinery) . Free;  10  10 

push  buttons  (for  bells) . 15;  22J^;  30 

Electric  sad  irons,  complete  parts 
_  .  12 K;  22J^;  27 H 

Electric  or  gas  welding  apparatus,  and  parts 
thereof,  not  including  motors . Free;  20;  30 


Electrolytic  copper  powder,  electrolytic  iron  pow¬ 
der,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures 

. Free;  Free;  10 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Electro-plated  ware,  n.o.p . 15;  22 14;  45 

Electrotypes,  advertising  (see  stereotypes),  per 

sq.  in . lc;  lc;  l}^c 

Electrotypes,  advertising  matrices  and  copper 
shells  for  (see  stereotypes),  per  sq.  in. 

lc.;  lo.;  1)^[', 

Electrotypes,  for  periodical  publications  enjoying 
second  class  mailing  privileges,  the  pages  of 
which  are  regularly  bound,  wire  stitched  or 

otherwise  fastened  together . Free;  Free;  25 

Electrotypes,  n.o.p  isee  stereotypes,  n.o.p.), 

per  sq.  in..  . ysc.;  ys c.;  ysc 

n.o.p.,  matrices  and  copper  shells  for  (see 
stereotypes,  n  o  p  ),  ppr  no  in .  .  He.  He.;  Ho 
moulding  material  consisting  of  a  mixture  of 
synthetic  rubber  and  wax  with  a  backing  of 
aluminum  not  exceeding  .006  inch  in  thick¬ 
ness,  for  use  by  electrotypers  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  electrotypes . Free;  7J^;  30 

Elevators  for  floating  dredges,  gold  mining  (see 

machinery,  alluvial  gold  mining) .  Free 

Elixirs,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.,  per  gal . (see  Spirits) 

Embalming  fluid  (containing  more  than  40% 
proof  spirits)  ...  $3.00  per  gallon;  30;  30;  30 

Embroideries,  lace,  nets,  nettings,  bobinet,  n.o.p.. 
fringes  and  tassels  wholly  of  cotton.  .15;  20;  30 
and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Embroideries,  n.o.p . 17H;  22H:  35 

Embroidery  silk . 15;  22 25 

Emery  in  bulk,  crushed  or  ground .  Free 

manufactures  of . 10;  20;  30 

paper  or  cloth . 12H:  20;  25 

wheels . 10;  20;  30 

Emulsifiers,  mono-glyceride . Free;  5;  25 

Enamel,  jewellers’  . 15;  20;  25 

Enamel,  sizing . ....5:  7H:  10 

Encyclopedias . Free;  10:  10 

Engineering  books  on .  Free 

Engines  and  engine  parts  for  aircraft — See  aircraft 
Engines,  air  cooled  internal  combustion,  of  not 
greater  than  1 H  h.p.  rating,  and  complete 

parts  thereof .  Free:  20;  30 

When  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  power  lawn 

mowers . 10;  15;  30 

Expires  June  30,  1956 

Engines,  Automobile  and  motor  vehicle,  strip¬ 
ped,  n.o.p.  and  complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p. 

Free,  25;  35 

Engines,  auxiliary  internal  combustion,  incor¬ 
porated  in  or  attached  to  or 
To  be  incorporated  in  or  to  be  attached  to 
agricultural  implements  or  agricultural 

machinery . 

parts  of  all  the  foregoing . 
traction,  for  road  making 


Engines,  diesel  and  semi-diesel  engines,  and 

complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p .  Free;  20;  30 

Diesel  and  semi-diesel  engines,  and  parts  there¬ 
of,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  power 

shovels  and  power  cranes . Free;  7H:  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

Engines,  diesel,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  to 
be  used  exclusively  in  the  propulsion  of  boats 
or  in  hoisting  nets  and  lines  used  in  such  boats 
for  use  exclusively  in  bona  fide  commercial 
fishing  operations,  under  such  regulations  as 

the  Minister  may  prescribe . Free;  Free;  15 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  or 
repair  of  the  engines  provided  for  above 

Free*  Free*  15 

Engines,  diesel  and  semi-diesel  marine,  not  made 

in  Canada . Free 

fuel  injection  pumps  and  nozzles,  and  parts 
thereof,  for  diesel  and  semi-diesel  engines. Free 
Engines,  diesel,  and  parts  thereof  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  graders  or  scrapers  and 

snowblowers . Free:  7H ;  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Engines,  gasoline,  n.o.p .  ....  15;  25:  30 

blast  furnace  blowing  (mining  machinery) . .  .  .Free 

kerosene,  marine .  . 15;  25;  30 

Engines  and  complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p.,  to  be 
used  exclusively  in  the  propulsion  of  boats  or 
in  hoisting  nets  and  lines  used  in  such  boats 
for  use  exclusively  in  bona  fide  commercial 
fishing  operations,  under  such  regulations  as 

the  Minister  may  prescribe . Free;  Free;  15 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  or 
repair  of  the  engines  provided  for  above 

Free;  Free;  15 

Engines,  electric  dental . Free;  Free;  35 

Engines,  fire.  . . Free;  22K;  35 

Engines,  traction  or  portable,  for  farm  purposes. 

n.o.p . . . Free 

Engines,  gasoline,  traction,  for  farm  purposes, 

and  finished  parts  . . Free 

Engravings,  or  prints  or  proofs  from  transfers 
and  similar  works  of  art.  n.o.p.  .  .  .  12 V£:  20;  22^ 
Engravings,  see  also  "plates”, 
synthetic  resin  or  cellulose  plastic  sheets  or 
plates,  coated  or  not,  with  or  without  turned 
edges,  for  the  production  of  engravings  for 

use  by  printers . Free;  73^;  30 

Envelopes . 17)^;  223^;  35 

Epsom  salts .  . .  15;  20;  25 

Equipment  for  generating  electric  power  for  farm 
purposes  only,  viz: — Engine,  gas  tank,  genera¬ 
tor,  storage  battery,  and  switchboard  or  panel; 

and  complete  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free 

Esparto  grass  (Spanish)  . Free 

Wax,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures . 

. Free;  l^c.  lb.;  10% 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 
Essences,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.,  per  gal 

$3.00;  $5.00;  $10.00 
and  30;  30;  30 

n.o.p  (see  medicinal  preparations). 

Essential  oils,  n.o.p.  (see  Oils) . Free;  7M;  73^ 

Etchings,  artists’  proof,  unbound,  such  as  are 
printed  by  hand  from  plates  or  blocks  etched 
or  engraved  with  hand  tools  and  not  such  as 
are  printed  from  plates  or  blocks  etched  or 
engraved  by  photochemical  or  other  mechani¬ 
cal  processes  ...  .  .  Free 

Ether,  ethyl  for  use,  in  the  manufacture  of 

ethylene . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires,  June  30,  1956. 

Ether,  nitrous,  per  gal.,  $3.00  and . 30;  30;  30 

sulphuric  . . Free;  20;  25 

Ethylene  glycol,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  synthetic  resins,  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  synthetic  resins,  in 

their  own  factories . . Free 

Ethylene  glycol,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

explosives . Free 

Ethylene  glycol  and  mixtures  of  ethylene  glycol 
and  other  glycols  in  which  ethylene  glycol 
predominates  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

anti-freezing  compounds . 10;  10;  25 

Ethylene  oxide  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

ethylene  glvcol . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 


Free 
Free 
15;  25;  30 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


720 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


f  1956 


Ethylene  oxide  or  a  mixture  containing  same, 
for  use  in  combatting  destructive  insects  or 

pests . Free 

Liquefied  propane  gas  for  use  exclusively  in 

the  manufacture  of  ethylene . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  December  31,  1955 
Ethyl  chloride  and  ethylene  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  when  imported  in  good  faith 

for  the  use  of  any  publio  hospital . Free 

Ethyl,  nitrate,  per  gal.  $3.00.  and . 30;  30;  30 

Evaporators,  milk,  for  dairying  purposes  and 

parts  thereof . Free;  7)4;  25 

Exchange,  billB  of,  unsigned . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Exhibition,  articles  and  animals  (see  animals  for 
exhibition)  (see  Goods  Imported  Temporarily)  .Free 
Explosives,  glycerine  for  (see  glycerine)  ...  Free 

n.o.p.,  per  lb . 194c.;2)4c.;  2)4c. 

powder  blasting,  mining  per  lb. ...  154c.;  1  54c.;  2c. 
powder,  cannister,  cannon,  musket,  rifle, 

Sporting.... . per  lb.  2c.;  2%c.;  3c. 

Extracts,  alcoholic  n.o.p.  (spirits),  per  gal 

$3.00;  $5.00;  $10.00  and . 30;  30;  30 

Extracts,  non-alcoholic,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

for  dyeing  and  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles)  Free 
Extracts  of  meats  and  fluid  beefs,  not  medicated 


10;  30;  35 

Under  New  Zealand  Treaty  (except  tongues 
and  kidneys  which  are  rated  at  15%,  but 

not  more  than  3c.  per  lb . 15% 

Extract  of  coffee,  n.o.p.,  and  substitutes,  per 

lb .  .  . 5c.;  7c.;  7o. 

Extract  of  malt,  alcoholic  medicinal  n.o.p.  more 
than  2J4%  and  less  than  40%  proof  spirits 
„  .  60;  25;  60 

Extraot  of  malt  flour  containing  less  than  50  per 
centum  in  weight  of  malt;  malt  svrup  or  malt 
syrup  powder;  extracts  of  malt, 'fluid  or  not; 
grain  molasses — all  articles  in  this  item 
upon  valuation  without  British  or  foreign 
excise  duties,  under  regulations  prescribed 

by  the  minister,  per  pound . — ;  5c.;  10c. 

and  20;  25;  35 

Extract  of  malt,  non  alcoholic,  for  medical  or 

baking  purposes,  n.o.p . per  lb.  — :  5c.;  10c. 

r,  ,  .  ,  and  20:  25;  35 

Extraline  (animal  stearine)  per  lb..  ..lj^c.;  154c.;  2o 

Eyeglass  frames  and  parts,  n.o.p . 15;  1754’;  20 

metal  parts,  unfinished,  for  the  manufacture 
of  spectacle  and  eyeglass  frames...  Free;  5;  5 

Eyeglasses  and  lenses  for . 20;  20;  30 

Eyeglasses,  contact,  or  lenses,  designed  to  be 
worn  in  direct  contact  with  the  human  eye 

under  the  lid . Free 

Eyelets,  corset  and  shoe  . Free 

Eyelets  and  hooks  and  eyes,  parts  thereof,  not 

being  jewellery . 15;  2254;  30 

Eye  shades . According  to  material 


Fabrics  with  cut  weft  pile  wholly  of  cotton  or  of 
cotton  and  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments. 

5;  25;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  354c.;  4c. 
Fabrics,  woven,  wholly  of  cotton,  not  bleached, 
mercerized  nor  coloured  when  imported  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  the  respirators  and 
masks  provided  for  in  tariff  item  4 lOi  (2 ) 

During  the  period  July  1,  52  to  Sept.  30,  1957 

. Free;  Free;  25 

Fabrics,  woven,  open  mesh,  wholly  or  in  chief 
part  by  weight  of  cotton,  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  bags  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  fruit  and  vegetable  bags  in  their 

own  factories . Free 

Fabrics,  woven,  wholly  of  cotton,  not  bleached, 
mercerized  nor  coloured,  weighing  not  more 
than  seven  and  one-half  lbs.  per  one  hundred 
square  yards,  when  imported  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  surgical  bandages 
or  other  articles  in  tariff  item  236.  .  .Free;  Free;  25 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Fabrics,  woven,  wholly  of  cotton,  printed,  dyed  or 
coloured,  when  imported  for  use  in  the  man¬ 
ufacture  of  vacuum  cleaner  bags.. 5;  7)4;  25 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1956. 

Fabrics,  woven,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable 
fibres,  and  all  such  fabrics  with  cut  pile, 
n.o.p.  not  containing  silk,  synthetic  textile 

fibres  or  filaments  nor  wool . 20;  20;  30 

Fabrics,  woven,  not  exceeding  two  inches  in 
width,  made  with  unserrated  selvedges, 
generally  known  as  single,  double  or  four 
shot  corded  ribbons,  imported  by  the  manu¬ 
facturers  of  men’s  hats  for  use  exclusively  in 
their  own  factories  in  making  the  bands  for, 
or  in  binding  the  edges  of  men’s  hats  only. 

Free 


woven,  pleated  or  folded,  sewn  or  not,  in  widths 
not  exceeding  three  inches  after  pleating 
or  folding,  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
men’s  hats  for  use  in  their  own  factories 

in  making  bands  for  men’s  hats  only . Free 

woven  dress  linens  containing  not  more  than 
15%  by  weight  of  cotton  yarns  for  decora¬ 
tive  effect . Free;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3  54c.;  4c. 
woven  or  braided  not  exceeding  12  inches  in 
width,  whether  with  cut  pile  or  not,  wholly 
or  in  part  of  wool,  the  hair  of  the  camel, 
alpaca,  goat  or  other  like  animal.  .  .22)4;  30;  35 
woven  or  braided,  not  exceeding  twelve  inches 
in  width,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable 
fibres,  n.o.p.  not  to  contain  silk,  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments  nor  wool . 


F 

Fabrics,  alpaca  linings . Free;  20 •  25 

Fabrics,  coated  or  impregnated,  wholly  of  cotton.  ’ 

n-°  P . 20;  25;  35 

„  ,  .  ,  General  Rate,  per  lb.  4c. 

Fabrics,  coated  or  impregnated,  composed  wholly 
or  in  part  of  vegetable  fibre,  but  not  containing 
silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments  nor 

wool  n.o.p . 25;  30;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Fabrics,  cotton,  unbleached,  mercerized  not 

colored,  n.o.p . 15;  15.  25 

and  per  lb. — ;  3o.;  4c. 
Fabrics,  ootton,  bleached  or  mercerized,  not 

colored,  n.o.p . 17)4;  17^.  27)4 

...  ,  „  ,  and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

gabardines,  wholly  of  cotton,  with  not  less 
than  280  ends  and  picks  of  ply  yarn  per 

square  inch . 10;  25;  32)4 

„  ,  .  ,  ,,  .  and  per  lb.  — ;  3)4c.;  4c. 

fabrics,  melton,  cloth,  imported  by  manufac- 
turers  of  tennis  balls  for  use  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  tennis  balls,  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  35;  40 
and  per  lb.  — ;  30c.;  35c. 
Fabric,  wfiolly  of  cotton  for  covering  books 

12)4;  25;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


. 20;  25;  35 

Fabrics,  wholly  of  jute,  n.o.p . Free;  22)4;  25 

Fabrics,  woven,  wholly  of  jute,  not  bleached  nor 

coloured  n.o.p . 

Free;  5c  per  100  lineal  yards;  15 
woven  fabrics,  in  the  web,  wholly  of  flax  or 
hemp,  not  to  include  towelling  and  glass 
cloth  of  crash  or  huck,  with  or  without 
lettering  or  monograms  woven  in,  nor  table 
cloths  and  napkins  of  crash  with  colored 

borders . Free;  22)4;  35 

...  and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Articles  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp,  such  as  sheets, 
pillow  cases,  table  olothB  and  napkins, 
towels  and  handkerchiefs,  but  not  to  include 
towels  or  glass  cloths  of  crash  or  huck,  with 
or  without  lettering  or  monograms  woven 
in,  nor  table  cloths  and  napkins  of  crash 

with  colored  borders . Free;  20;  35 

v  and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;’  4c 

Fabrics,  slipper  cloth,  woven,  napped  on  one  or 
both  sides,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  not  to 
contain  silk  or  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments,  weighing  not  less  than  22  ounces  per 
square  yard,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  indoor  footwear,  to  be  used  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  27)4;  40 

General  Rate  per  lb.  35c. 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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721 


towelling  and  glass  cloths  of  crash  or  huck, 
with  or  witnout  lettering  or  monograms 
woven  in,  table  Noths  and  napkins  of  crash 
with  colored  borders,  in  the  web,  wholly  of 
flax  or  hemp;  woven  fabrics,  in  the  web, 
composed  in  part  of  flax  or  hemp,  not  con¬ 
taining  silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments.  nor  wool . 15;  20;  35 

and  per  lb.  3c.;  3)4o.;  4c 
towels  and  glass  cloths  of  crash  or  huck, 
with  or  without  lettering  or  monograms 
woven  in,  table  cloths  and  napkins  of  crash 
with  colored  borders,  wholly  or  in  part  of 
flax  or  hemp,  not  containing  silk,  synthetic 
textiles  fibres  or  filaments  nor  wool.  .  .  15;  20;  35 
and  per  lb.  3c;  3J4o.;  4o- 
manufactures,  wearing  apparel  and  ready¬ 
made  clothing,  composed  wholly  or  in  part 
of  wool,  worsted,  the  hair  of  the  goat,  or 
other  like  animal,  n.o.p.;  cloths,  doeskins, 
cassimeres,  tweeds,  coatings,  overcoatings 
and  felt  cloth,  wool,  worsted  etc.,  n.o.p. 

25;  2734;  40 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  35c. 
Under  New  Zealand  Treaty  travelling  rugs 

of  wool . 30% 

Fabrics,  woven  wholly  or  in  part  of  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments,  not  to  contain  wool, 
not  including  fabrics  in  chief  part  by  weight 

of  silk  n.o.p . 2234;  25;  45 

per  lb.  — ;  30c;  40c. 

woven  containing  five  per  cent  or  less,  by 
weight,  of  synthetic  textile  yarns  or  filaments 
are  not  dutiable  under  this  item,  but  are 
dutiable  as  though  such  fabrics  were  com¬ 
posed  only  of  the  remaining  constituents, 
woven,  and  all  textile  manufactures,  wholly  or 
partially  manufactured,  of  which  the  com¬ 
ponent  of  chief  value  is  artificial  silk  or 
similar  synthetic  fibres  produced  by  chemi¬ 
cal  processes,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  electrical  apparatus  or 

appliances . Free;  30;  45 

Fabrics,  woven,  of  cotton,  not  coloured,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  typewriter  ribbons 

. Free;  1234;  15 

Fabrics,  woven,  whether  coated  or  not  coated 
with  rubber,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  card  clothing  for  textile  machinery, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  such  card 

clothing  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Fabrics,  woven,  with  leno-edged  strips,  not  less 
than  40  inches  in  width,  wholly  of  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments,  when  imported  in 
the  gray  or  unfinished  condition  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  metalline  ribbons  for  use  only  in 
the  manufacture  of  such  ribbons  in  their  own 

factories — until  Sept.  30,  1956 . Free;  5;  45 

Fabrics,  wholly  of  cotton,  not  bleached,  mercer¬ 
ized  or  coloured,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  cotton  bags  when  used  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  cotton  bags  in  their  own 

factories . Free 

Fabrics  wholly  of  cotton,  coated  or  impregnated, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  projection 

screens . Free;  Free;  20 

Fabrics,  coated  or  impregnated  n.o.p. 

(а)  Composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  silk 

27J4;  30;  45 

(б)  Composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  synthetic 

textile  fibres  or  filaments  but  not  contain¬ 
ing  silk . 30;  35;  50 

Fabrics,  plush,  not  over  twenty-four  inches  wide 
or  less  wholly  of  silk  or  synthetic  textile  fibres 

or  filaments,  but  not  containing  wool . 

. _ . 1734  ;  25;  35c 

Fabrics,  plush,  over  24  inches  in  width  with  pile, 
wholly  of  silk  or  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments,  but  not  containing  wool . 

. 1734  ;  25:  35c 

Fahrics,  silk,  not  over  26  inches  in  width  .  1734;  25;  35 
Fabrics,  woven  jute,  impregnated,  imported  in 
lengths  not  more  than  3  feet  each  Free;  5;  15 
silk,  over  twenty-six  inches  wide  2234  30;  45 

and  per  lineal  yard  — ;  734l  16c. 


Fabrics,  woven,  wholly,  or  in  chief  part,  by 
weight,  of  silk,  imported  in  the  web  in  lengths 
of  not  less  than  five  yards  each,  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  neckties,  scarves, 

or  mufflers . 1734;  15;  20 

Fabrics,  woven,  of  a  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
wholly,  or  in  chief  part,  by  weight,  of  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments,  imported  in  the  web 
in  lengths  of  not  less  than  five  yards  each,  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  neckties, 

scarves,  or  mufflers . 1734;  15;  20 

Fabrics  of  wool  or  of  cotton  and  wool,  commonly 
described  and  sold  as  lustres,  mohair,  alpaca 

and  Italian  linings .  Free;  20;  25 

filter  press  cloth  of  wool . 20;  35;  40 

and  per  lb. — ;  30;  35o. 
Fabrics  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  of 
any  textile  fibre,  not  made  up,  imported  for 
use  only  for  bolting  or  sifting  materials  or  for 

the  manufacture  of  screens  for  printing . Free 

woven  fabrics,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 
yarns  of  wool  or  hair,  commonly  known  as 


billiard  cloth . Free ;  20 ;  40 

and  per  lb. — ;  25c.;  35c. 


woven  cord  tire  fabric,  wholly  or  in  chief  part 
by  weight  of  synthetic  textile  fibres  or 
filaments,  not  to  contain  silk  nor  wool, 
coated  with  a  rubber  composition,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  rubber,  to  be 
incorporated  by  them  in  pneumatic  tires, 

in  their  own  factories . Free;  15;  25 

and,  per  pound - 4  cts 

woven  cord  tire  fabric,  wholly  or  in  chief  part 
by  weight  of  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments,  not  to  contain  silk  nor  wool,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  pneumatic  tires  n.o.p.  .  . . 

734  ;  734;  45 
and  per  lb. — ;  734c;  40c. 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

woven  fabrics,  open  mesh,  wholly  or  in  chief 
part  by  weight  of  paper,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 


facture  of  fruit  and  vegetable  bags . Free 

Expires  December  31,  1955. 

False  faces  (paper  masks) . 1734  ;  25;  35 

Fanning  Mills . Free 

Fans . 20;  1734 ;  30 

Farina,  Dutch,  per  lb . lc. ;  2c.;  2c. 


Weight  of  packages  to  be  included  in  weight 
for  duty. 


Farina,  in  packages  not  exceeding  25  lbs.  weight 

each . 20;  25;  27  34 

Farina,  n.o.p .  .  . 15;  15:  20 

Farm  rollers,  and  parts  thereof . Free 

wagons,  sleds  and  complete  parts. . .  .Free;  15;  25 
Fashion  plates,  tailors’,  mantle-makers’  and 
milliners’,  when  imported  in  single  copies  in 
sheet  form  with  magazines  or  periodical  trade 

journals . Free 

Fashion  plates,  n.o.p . 15:  20;  2234 

Fasteners,  dome  snap  of  metal  for  ladies  dresses, 

etc . 15;  22J4;  30 

Fasteners,  glove,  metal . 15;  22  34;  30 

Fasteners,  slide,  hookless  or  zipper . 25;  30;  40 

Featherbone,  plain  or  covered,  in  coils 

Free;  1734  ;  20 


Feathers,  artificial . 20;  22  J4;  2734 

in  their  natural  state . 734;  10;  15 

and  manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 20;  2234;  2734 

suitable  for  ornamenting  hats . — ;  20;  — 

Feed  cutters  for  farm  purposes  only . Free 

Feeders,  automatic  (mining  ma  -hinery)  .  Free 

Feeds,  animal  or  poultry,  Boya  bean,  soya  bean 
oil  cake,  soya  bean  oil  meal,  when  imported 
for  use  as  animal  or  poultry  feeds,  or  as  ferti¬ 
lizer,  or  when  imported  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  animal  or  poultry  feeds  or  fertilizers.  Free 
Felloes  of  hickory  or  oak,  not  further  manufac¬ 
tured  than  rough  sawn,  or  bent  to  shape . Free 

planed  on  one  or  both  sides . 1734  :  20  ;  25 

Felspar,  not  further  than  ground . Free;  15;  30 

crude . Free 

Felt,  adhesive  for  sheathing  vessels . Free 

Felt  board . 15;  22 34;  35 

pressed,  for  use  in  the  manufacturing  of 
artificial  limbs . Free 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[  1956 


pressed  of  all  kinds,  in  the  web,  not  consisting 
of  nor  in  combination  with  any  woven, 
knitted  or  other  fabric  or  material.  12 ;  17)4;  25 
and  per  lb. — ;  123^;  20c 
roofing,  single  ply,  not  coated  or  impreg¬ 
nated,  in  rolls  containing  not  less  than  500 
square  feet,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  asphalt  roofing  (including  shingles  and 
siding)  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  materials  in  their  own  factories. Free;  73^ ;  25 
sized  and  hydraulic  pressed,  and  covered  with 
paper  or  uncovered,  adapted  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  gun  wads .  . Free 

splint . 15;  22^;  25 

and  per  lb.  5o;  l7k£o.:  20c. 
splint,  for  use  in  making  moulded  splints 

for  medical  purposes . — ;  10, 

When  from  the  United  Kingdom . Free 

Fence  posts,  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Fencing,  buckthorn,  strip  (see  buokthorn 
fenoing)  made  from  wire  not  more  than  .144 
inch  and  not  less  than  0.40  inoh  in  diameter 

Free:  12!^;  15 

foils  and  masks . 10:  27>§ ;  30 

iron  or  steel,  wire,  n.o.p . 20;  30;  35 

wire,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated,  covered  or  not, 
in  coils,  not  less  than  .144  inch  and  not  less 
than  .080  inch  in  diameter,  with  tolerance 
not  to  exceed  .004  inch,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  barbed  wire  or  barbed 
wire  fencing  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  10;  10 

woven  or  welded,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or 

not,  n.o.p . 12)^ ;  20;  35 

woven  or  welded,  of  iron  or  steel,  from  wire 
not  more  than  .144  inch  and  not  less  than 

.080  nch  in  diameter . Free;  12  J^;  15 

Ferment  cultures  for  butter  making  . Free 

Fermenticide,  flavors  and  colours,  for  summer 

. 15;  20;  25 

hern  leaves,  not  dyed  or  further  m’f’d  than 

dried  . 15:  20;  25 

Ferns-  . . 15:  17)4;  25 

Ferro-alloys: 

(a)  Ferro-manganese,  spiegeleisen  and  other 
alloys  of  manganese  and  iron  containing  not 
more  than  1  per  cent  by  weight  of  silicon 
— per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on  the 
manganese  contained  therein ....  Free ;  lc;  l)4c 

( b )  Silico-manganese,  silico  spiegel  and  other 
alloys  of  manganese  and  iron  containing 
more  than  1  per  centum,  by  weight,  of 
silicon — per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on 
the  manganese  contained  therein. 

.  .  „  ...  ,  .  Free;  l^o.;  1  %o. 

(c)  1  erro-silicon,  being  an  alloy  of  iron  and 
silicon  containing  8  per  centum  or  more,  by 
weight,  of  silicon  and  less  than  60  per 
centum — per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on 

the  silicon  contained  therein ....  Free ;  lc;  l%o 

(d)  Ferro-silicon,  being  an  alloy  of  iron  and 
silicon  containing  60  per  centum  or  more, 
by  weight,  of  silicon  and  less  than  90  per 
centum — per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on 
the  silicon  contained  therein. 

.  ,  ...  ,  .  Free;  l^c;  2%c 

W  erro-silicon,  being  an  alloy  of  iron  and 
silicon  containing  90  per  centum  or  more, 
by  weight,  of  silicon — per  pound,  or  frac¬ 
tion  thereof,  on  the  silicon  contained 

rrwirni, . . Free;  5c.;  5)4c. 

(/)  All  alloys  used  in  the  manufacture  of 

steel  or  iron,  n.o.p . Free;  5c.;  5o. 

Ferro-tungsten,  when  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  steel  or  iron . . ;  50?.  _ 

Ferrotype  plates . 10;  25-’  35 

Ferrules  for  umbrellas  eto.  (see  ribs) _ Free;  5;  20 

Fertilizers,  compounded  or  manufactured,  nop’ 

(no  S.T.)  ..  ....  .  Free;  5;  10 

unmanufactured,  including  phosphate  rock, 
kainite  or  German  potash  salts  and  German 
mineral  potash;  bone-dust,  charred  bone 
and  bone  ash :  fish  offal  or  refuse  and  animal 

or  vegetable  manures .  Free 

articles  which  enter  into  the  cost  of  the  manu¬ 
facture  of,  when  imported  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  fertilizers  (no  8.T.).  .Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


soya  beans  and  soya  bean  cake  for  use  in 

the  manufacture  of  fertilizer . Free 

Fibreboard — see  boards. 

Fibre,  flax  and  jute,  not  bleached . .Free 

flax,  machinery  to  prepare  of  a  class  or  kind 

not  made  in  Canada . Free;  5;  10 

Mexican . Free 

ramie . Free 

vulcanized,  kartavert,  indurated  fibre,  and  like 
material,  and  manufactures  of  n.o.p. 

17)4;  17M:  25 

pots,  boxes,  bands,  collars  or  protectors,  of 
flexible  paper  or  fibreboard,  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  growing  plants  for  transplanting 
purposes,  or  for  protecting  plants  while 

growing . Free 

Fibres  and  grasses,  other  than  cotton,  further 
manufactured  fibres  of  raphia  and  sisal,  and 

flax  tow . Free;  10;  17J^ 

Fibres,  synthetic  staple,  not  exceeding  twelve 
inches  in  length,  not  more  advanced  than 

in  the  form  of  silver . Free;  7)4;  10 

Fibres,  vegetable  tampico,  and  igtle  ...  Free 

Fibres,  vegetable,  other  than  cotton,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  brushes  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  brushes,  in 

their  own  factory . Free;  5;  7  )i 

Fibrilla,  flax  fibre  and  flax  tow,  not  colored,  not 
further  manufactured  than  dried,  cleaned,  cut 

to  size,  ground  and  sifted . Free 

Field  rollers  and  parts . Free 

Fig  paste,  unsweetened . 2c.;  3J£c.;  5o. 

Figs,  dried,  in  packages  of  2  lbs  each  or  less 
weight  of  packages  included,  per  lb. 

....  Free;  %c- 

dried,  prepared  with  sugar . 20;  25;  35 

Filaments — Continuous  or  uncut  synthetic  fila¬ 
ments  imported  for  converting  into  lengths  not 
exceeding  12  inches,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  textile  yarns  or  flock . Free;  7)4;  10 

Filaments  continuous  or  uncut  synthetic  filaments 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  cigarette 

filter  tips . Free;  73 4  ;  35 

In  no  case  shall  duty  under  General  tariff  be 
less  than  28c  pound. 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Files  and  rasps . Free;  223^;  35 

File  ties  (wire)  . 10;  25;  35 

Files,  mower,  if  imported  in  the  form  of  car¬ 
borundum  stones,  not  further  manufactured 

than  moulded  or  burned . 10;  22)4;  30 

Filings,  iron  or  steel .  15;  20;  25 

Fillers,  liquid . i73 4  ;  20;  30 

"•°P-  . , . 12 )4\  20;  22H 

rillets  of  cotton  and  rubber  not  exceeding  seven 
inches  wide,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  card  clothing  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  card  clothing  in  their  own 

factories . Free 

Film,  hypersensitive  or  supersensitive  panchro¬ 
matic  films  and  infra-red  films,  unexposed,  for 

aerial  photography . Free;  10;  15 

Films  for  photographers’  use . Free;  20;  30 

for  cinematograph  or  moving  picture  machines 
1  finches  and  over  per  lineal  foot.  l)4c.;  l)4c.;  3c. 
motion  picture  negatives,  made  from  negative 
stock,  oapable  of  use  only  for  making  posi- 

tive  films  . i0:  20;  40 

bilms  produced  by  or  issued  under  the  authority 
of  government  tourist  bureaux,  railway 
authorities,  airway  authorities  or  steamship 
companies;  subject  to  such  regulations  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe . Free 

Films  for  photo  engraving  and  for  engraving 
copper  rollers — collodion  for  use  in,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  photo  engravers  and  manufacturers 
of  copper  rollers  ..  .15:  17  17)4 

Films,  cellulose  nitrate  cinematograph  and  motion 

picture,  negatives,  n.o.p . 10;  10;  40 

Film,  positive,  moving  picture,  less  than  1  H*'in 

width,  n.o.p.  per  linear  foot . Free;  1  )4c;  3c. 

In  no  case  shall  the  duty  exceed . — ;  20;  30 

rums,  positive  and  negative  of  periodical  pub¬ 
lications,  regularly  issued  at  stated  intervals 
as  frequently  as,  at  least,  four  times  a  year, 
not  including  catalogues . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


723 


Sensitized  negative  film,  one-and-one-eighth 
inches  in  width  or  over,  for  exposure  in  motion 

picture  cameras . Free;  10;  25 

Films,  moving  picture,  sound  or  silent,  separate 
sound  film  track,  slides  and  slide  films,  positive 
or  negative;  sound  disks,  records  and  transcrip¬ 
tions;  models,  static  and  moving;  wall  charts, 
maps  and  posters,  when  certified  by  the 
Government  or  by  a  recognized  representative 
authority  of  the  Government  of  the  country 
of  production  or  by  an  appropriate  repre¬ 
sentative  of  the  United  Nations  Educational, 
Scientific  and  Cultural  Organization  as  being 
of  an  international  educational,  scientific  or 
cultural  character;  subject  to  such  regulations 

as  the  Minister  may  provide . Free 

Film,  motion  picture,  of  16  millimetre  width 
and  over,  when  imported  by  recognized  pro¬ 
cessors  of  motion  picture  film  having  duly 
equipped  laboratories  for  processing  motion 
picture  film  in  Canada  for  the  sole  purpose  of 
having  reproductions  made  therefrom  and  pro¬ 
vided  that  the  original  is  re-exported  within 
six  months  from  the  date  of  importation,  un¬ 
der  such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  pre¬ 
scribe . Free;  Free;  3c.  per  linear  foot 

Filter  papers . 15;  22)4;  25 

Fingering  yarn,  wool . 15:  20;  22)4 

and  per  lb.  6o.;  20c.;  2234c 

Finnish  oil,  n.o.p . 5;  15;  30 

and  per  gal.  15o.;  15c.:  20c. 

Fire-arms . 10;  2234;  30 

(Imported  only  by  permit,  see  page  7891 
Fire-arms — guns  and  rifles,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada . Free;  10;  30 

Firebrick  containing  not  less  than  ninety  per 
cent  of  silica;  magnesite  firebrick  or  chrome 
firebrick;  other  firebrick  valued  at  not  less 
than  one  hundred  dollars  per  one  thousand, 
rectangular  shaped,  the  dimensions  of  each 
not  to  exceed  one  hundred  and  twenty-five 
cubic  inches,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  con¬ 
struction  or  repair  of  a  furnace,  kiln  or  other 
equipment  of  a  manufacturing  establishment.  Free 
Firebrick  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
n.o.p.,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  construction 
or  repair  of  a  furnace,  kiln,  or  other  equip¬ 
ment  of  a  manufacturing  establishment 

Free;  Free;  15 

Fire  bricks,  n.o.p . 5;  15;  2234 

Fireclay  manufacturing  of  n.o.p..  .12)4;  1734;  2234 
stove  linings . 12 )4;  1734;  22)4 

Fire  clay,  n.o.p.,  not  further  manufactured  than 

ground  .  . Free 

Fire  clay  sleeves . 12)4;  173 4;  2234 

Firecrackers  . Free;  2234;  25 

Fire  engines  and  fire  extinguishing  machines  and 
chassis  for  same;  complete  parts  other  than 
chassis  parts  of  the  foregoing,  n.o.p.  .Free:  2234;  25 
Fire  extinguishers,  hand,  and  sprinkler  heads 
for  automatic  sprinkler  systems  for  fire  pro¬ 
tection . 2234:  20;  35 

Drawn  brass  shells  not  further  processed  than 
punched  and  embossed  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  fire  extinguishers  of  two  and  one- 

half  gallon  capacity . 10;  10;  30 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Fire  hose,  linen,  lined  or  unlined,  n.o.p. ..  15;  30;  35 
Firemen's  helmets;  safety  helmets  for  industrial 

purposes;  parts  of  such  helmets . Free 

Fireproofs  and  dry  colours,  n.o.p.. .  1234:  1733;  2234 

Firewood .  Free 

Fireworks . . Free:  2234;  25 

Fish:  anchovies,  sardines,  sprats,  pilchard, 
packed  in  oil  or  otherwise,  in  tin  boxes,  the 
weight  of  the  tin  box  to  be  included  in  the 
weight  for  duty: 

(o)  When  weighing  over  twenty  ounces  and 
not  over  thirty-six  ounces  each,  per  box 

334c.,  334c.;  ;  6c. 

anchovies . — ;  3c.;  — 

(6)  Weighing  over  twelve  ounces  and  not  over 
twenty  ounces  each,  per  box  ..  .234c.;  3c.  434c. 
anchovies . — ;  234c.;  — 


anchovies. . . — ;  134c.;  — 

(d)  when  weighing  eight  ounces  each  or  less 

per  box . 134c.;  134c.;  234c. 

anchovies . — ;  lc.;  — 

prepared  in  oil . 20;  30;  35 

Fish,  and  fishing,  books  on . Free 

all  other  fresh,  pickled  or  salted,  per  lb.  (see 

also  “Packages”) . 34o;  34c;  lc 

boneless,  per  lb . 34°:  34c:  lo 

clams  in  sealed  containers . 1734;  40;  40 

crabs  in  sealed  containers .  1734,  30;  40 

dried  per  lb  . 34o;  34c:  lo 

eggs  for  propagating  purposes .  Free 

halibut,  fresh,  pickled  or  salted . 34c.;  34c.;  2c. 

halibut  livers,  fresh . Free 

herrings,  pickled  and  salted,  per  lb.  .34o;  34c;  lo. 

herring,  fresh . Free 

herring  (not  including  kippered  herring  in 
sealed  containers)  packed  in  oil  or  other¬ 
wise,  in  sealed  containers . — ;  25;  - — 


(Fish  and  products  thereof  not  canned  or 
medicated  take  no  sales  tax. 

Fish  hooks,  for  deep-sea  or  lake  fishing,  not  smaller 
in  size  than  number  2.0;  fishing  nets  and 
nettings  of  all  kinds;  threads,  twines,  marlines, 
fishing  lines,  rope  and  cordage,  not  ex¬ 
ceeding  one  and  one-half  inches  in  circumfer¬ 
ence,  to  be  used  for  fishing  purposes  or  for  the 
construction  or  repair  of  fishing  nets;  the 
foregoing  not  to  include  such  articles  used  for 
sportsmen's  purposes,  and  to  be  subject  to 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe  Free 
materials  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  the 

goods  specified  in  the  above  item . Free 

(Manilla  fibre  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
rope  for  the  fisheries  take  no  8.T.) 

Fish  hooks,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  30 

Fish,  labels  for . 1734;  2234;  35 

lines,  of  all  kinds  n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

lines,  gut  leaders  without  hooks  ....  Free;  20:  30 

live,  for  propagating  purposes . Free 

Fish  livers,  fresh,  salted  or  in  preservative 

medium . Free 

lobsters,  alive,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

mackerel,  per  lb.  (see  also  "Packages”) 

34°:  34o  ;  lo 

nets,  deep  sea  fishing  ( see  fish  hooks) . Free 

nets,  sportsmen’s . Free;  20;  30 

hemp  yarns,  single  or  plied,  for  use  in  the  man¬ 
ufacture  of  fishing  twine  or  rope,  not  ex¬ 
ceeding  one  and  one-half  inches  in  circum¬ 
ference,  or  for  the  construction  or  repair  of 

fishing  nets . — ;  Free;  — 

Fish  offal  (see  fertilizers) .  Free 

oils . 1234;  20;  2234 

other  in  tin  boxes  (see  fish,  anchovies). 

oysters,  seed  or  breeding . Free 

oysters  in  the  shell . 1734:  15;  25 

From  New  Zealand . 15% 

oysters,  shelled,  in  bulk,  n.o.p.  per  gallon 

7o.;  5o.;  lOo. 

New  Zealand  Treaty  5c.  gal. 
prepared  or  preserved,  n.o.p.,  including 

oysters....... . ....1734;  — 1  30 

kippered  herring  in  sealed  containers 

-;  1734;  — 

bonita  preserved  in  oil . — ;  1734;  — 

lobsters,  shellfish  and  oysters,  n.o.p. 

— ;  2234;  - 

salmon . — ;  15;  — 

all  other  fish,  n.o.p . — ;  2234;  — 

preserved  in  oil,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  35 

products,  fresh,  dried,  salted  or  smoked 

products  of  Newfoundland . Free 

refuse  (see  fertilizers) . Free 

salmon,  fresh,  pickled  or  salted,  per  lb., 

34°;  34o;  lc 

shellfish  known  as  Toheroas  in  sealed  tin  con¬ 
tainers,  including  liquid  contents 


From  New  Zealand . . .  .  Free 

sardines,  eto.,  in  tin  boxes  (see  fish,  anchovies) , 

scallop  fresh  but  not  frozen . 15;  20;  25 

seines,  deep  sea  (see  fish  hooks) . Free 

shrimps  in  sealed  containers . 1734;  15;  40 

skins,  (specimens) . Free 


(c)  When  weighing  over  eight  ounces  and 
not  over  twelve  ounces  each,  per  box, 

2c.;  2c.;  334c. 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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smoked,  per  lb .  .  .  ..Ho;  H«;  lo 

sprats  in  tin  boxes  (see  fish,  anchovies) 
tuna,  frozen,  to  be  processed  in  Canadian 

canneries . — ;  Free;  — 

trawls,  trawling  spoons,  fly  hooks,  sinkers, 
swivels,  sportsmen’s  fishing  reels,  bait 
hooks,  and  fishing  tackle,  n.o.p.  . .  .Free;  20;  .'111 

fish  hooks,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  30 

twines  for  nets  in  hanks  or  coil  (see  fish  hooks')  Free 
whitebait  and  crayfish,  canned  from  New  Zea¬ 
land  15%  but  not  more  than  7Hc.  per  lb 
Fisheries,  articles,  products  of  the,  n.o.p. 

12H;  17H;  25 

Shrimp,  fresh  or  frozen . — ;  12H;  — 


Flint . Free 

blocks  for  use  as  lining  for  ball  mills . Free 

paper  . 12H;  20:  25 

stones,  ground  ...  . Free 

Floating  dry  docks,  imported  complete.  .  .  .  15;  25;  25 

Floats,  aluminum  .  15;22H;30 

oorkwood  Free:  15;  20 

net  and  line  floats  of  any  material  except  wood, 
for  use  exclusively  in  commercial  fishing 

— ;  Free;  — 

wax . 15;  20;  25 


Flooring,  hardwood,  tongued  and/or  grooved,  or 
jointed,  viz.  beech,  birch,  maple  and  oak. 

17 H;  12H;  25 


Fishing  bait  and  hooks,  sportsmen’s,  n.o  p 

Free;  2D;  30 

rods . Free;  20;  35 

Fittings,  earthenware,  forsewerpipe  ....  20;  30;  35 
iron  or  steel,  for  iron  or  steel  pipe  ...  .20;  25;  30 
Fixtures,  gas,  coal  oil,  or  metal  parts  of 

15;  22H;  30 

Fixtures,  electrio  light,  and  metal  parts  thereof 

20;  22H;  30 

Flags,  according  to  material. 

Flagstones,  sandstone  and  all  building  stone,  not 
hammered,  sawn  or  chiselled,  and  marble  or 
granite,  rough,  not  hammered  or  chiselled 

10;  12  H;  20 

Building  stone  other  than  marble  or  granite 

from  Australia  or  New  Zealand . Free 

Flagstone.  and  building  stone,  other  than  marble 
or  granite,  sawn  on  not  more  than  two  sides; 
marble,  sawn  or  sand  rubbed,  not  polished; 
granite,  sawn;  paving  blocks  of  stone 

Free;  20;  35 

Flanges,  brass  (see  piano  material) . . Free 

Flannelette  (see  cotton  fabric). 

Flannels,  canton,  see  Cottons,  coloured. 

canton,  white . 20;  20;  27H 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

wool  worsted,  over  5  oz . 22  H;  35;  40 

and  per  lb.c.  12;  30c;  35o. 

Flasks,  glass . 15 ;  20;  32  H 

quicksilver,  exported  and  returned  (see  arti¬ 
cles.  etc.,  exported) .  .  Free 

Flax  sail  twine  of  hemp  and  flax  used  for  ships’ 

sails . . Free;  5;  10 

woven  fabrics,  in  the  web,  wholly  of  flax  or 
hemp,  not  to  include  towelling  and  glass 
cloth  of  crash  or  huok,  with  or  without  let¬ 
tering  or  monograms  woven  in,  nor  table 
cloths  and  napkins  of  crash  with  coloured 

borders . Free;  22 H;  35 

and  per  lb.  - — ;  3c.;  4c. 

articles  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp,  such  as  sheets, 
pillow  cases,  table  cloths  and  napkins,  tow¬ 
els  and  handkerchiefs,  but  not  to  include 
towels  or  glass  cloth  of  crash  or  huck,  with 
or  without  lettering  or  monograms  woven 
in,  nor  table  cloths  and  napkins  of  crash  with 

coloured  borders . Free;  20;  35 

,  ,  ,  and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c 

towelling  and  glass  cloth  of  crash  or  huck, 
with  or  without  lettering  or  monograms  wo¬ 
ven  in,  table  cloths  and  napkins  of  crash 
with  coloured  borders,  in  the  web,  wholly 
of  flax  or  hemp;  woven  fabrics,  in  the  web, 
composed  in  part  of  flax  or  hemp,  not  con¬ 
taining  silk,  artificial  silk,  nor  wool 

15;  20;  35 
and  per  lb.  3o.;  3 He.'  4> 
towels  and  glass  cloths  of  orash  or  huck,  with 
or  without  lettering  or  monograms  woven 
in,  tablecloths  and  napkins  of  crash  with 
coloured  borders,  wholly  or  in  part  of  flax 
or  hemp,  not  containing  silk,  artificial  silk 

nor  wool . 15;  20;  35 

and  per  lb.  .3c.;  3Ho  :  4c. 

“”re-  . Free 

manufacturers  of,  n.o.p .  25:  25  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Flax  screenings .  15- 20' 25 

seed,  per  bush . .V.  7Hc;  10c;  10r 

Flax  seed  oil,  per  100  lbs . $1.25;  $1.55;  $1  65 

tow . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Flooring,  mosaic,  tiles  or  blocks  of  stone  or 

earthenware  for  ...  .  15;  27H;  30 

Florist  stock,  viz: — Palms,  ferns,  rubber  plants 
(ferns,)  gladiolus,  cannas,  dahlias  and 

paeonies . 15;  17H;  25 

Florist  stock,  viz: — Azaleas,  rhododendrons, 
pot-grown  lilacs;  hydrangeas  and  other  pot- 
grown  plants,  n.o.p.;  rose  stock  and  other 
stock  for  grafting  or  budding,  n.o.p.;  seed¬ 
ling  carnation  stock,  araucarias,  bulbs, 
corms,  tubers,  rhizomes  and  dormant  roots, 
n.o.p.;  Dwarf  Polyantha  rose  bushes  im¬ 
ported  or  purchased  in  bond  in  Canada  by 
florists  for  bona  fide  forcing  purposes  in  their 
own  greenhouses  prior  to  disposal;  laurel 
and  holly  foliage,  natural  or  preserved, 
whether  in  designs  or  bouquets  or  not 

Free;  12H;  20 

Florist  stock  imports . subject  to  regulations 

and  permits  issued  by  Dept,  of  Agriculture, 
Ottawa. 

Flowers  other  than  orchids,  and  foliage, 
natural,  cut,  whether  in  designs  or  bouquets, 

or  not,  n.o.p.  .  . . Free;  12H;  40 

Trees,  being  seedling  stock  for  grafting,  viz: — 
Apple,  plum,  pear,  peach  and  other  fruit 
trees,  and  buds  and  scions  for  grafting  such 
trees;  peach  pits  for  planting  purposes  ....  Free 
Trees,  n.o.p.,  viz.: — 

Apple.. . each  Free;  6c;  7 Ho 

Provided  that  when  imported  between 
September  15th  and  October  5th,  inclusive, 
the  duty  under  the  Most  Favored  Nation  or 
General  Tariff  rates  shall  not  be  more  than  3 
cents  each. 

Pear,  plum,  cherry,  apricot,  quince, 

each  Free;  8c;  9o 

Provided  that  when  imported  between 
September  15th  and  October  5th,  inclusive, 
the  duty  on  cherry  trees  and  on  plum  trees 
under  the  Most  Favored  Nation  or  General 
Tariff  rates  shall  not  be  more  than  3  cents 
each. 

Peach, including  Junebuds  each  Free;  5c;  6o 
Grape  vines,  gooseberry  and  currant 

bushes  or  roots .  each  Free;  2c;  2  Ho 

Raspberry,  loganberry  and  blackberry 

bushes  or  roots . each  Free;  lc;  lo 

Rhubarb  roots,  each . Free;  He.;  lc. 

Asparagus  roots,  each . Free;  He.;  He! 

Strawberry  plants,  each . Free;  He.;  He. 

Rosebushes,  n.o.p  .  each  1  He;  3c;  7c 

Trees,  shrubs,  vines,  plants,  roots  and 
cuttings,  commonly  known  as  florist  or 

nursery  stock,  n.o.p . Free;  12H;  30 

Florist  magnolia  leaves  . Free;  25;  40 

palms  (not  living)  .  15;’  20;'  25 

Flour  nut  shell  flour,  wood  flour,  and  bark 
flour  and  mixtures  thereof,  corn  cob  granules 

or  flour  . . Free;  Free;  20 

Hour,  barley  (no  S.T.) . 15;  20;  30 

buckwheat,  per  100  lbs.  (no  8.T.) 

,  ,  ,,  .  .  Free;  45c;  50o 

buckwheat  self-ratsing  (see  cereal  foods), 

corn  (no  S.T.)  .  15-20-25 

gluten,  a  special  diabetic  food  ("no  S.T.),’ 

n  ■  .  15;  15;  20 

malt,  containing  not  less  than  50%  of  malt 

(see  malt),  per  lb .  He.;  Ho.;  Ho. 

malt,  less  than  50%  of  malt  (see  malt) 

20;  25;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  5c.;  lOo. 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


725 


potato  (see  starch),  per  lb.  . lc;  l)4c;  2c. 

rice,  sago  and  tapioca,  per  lb.  (no  S.T.), 

Ho',  IMo;  1  *o 

rye,  per  bbl.  (no  S.T.) . Free;  45c;  50 

Flour,  soyabean,  n.o.p . 15;  17)4;  30 

wheat,  per  bbl.  (no  S.T.) .  Free;  50o;  $1.35 

Fowers,  artificial,  suitable  for  hats . 20;  20;  27 )4 

artificial  n.o.p.  according  to  materia) 

orude  drugs,  n.o.p . Free 

out  natural . Free;  25;  40 

pressed,  mounted  on  cards  or  in  books 

15;  20;  25 

Flues,  for  marine  boilers . Free 

Fluid  beef,  not  medicated . 10;  30;  35 

Fluor-spar . . Free 

Fly  Books  and  parts  thereof . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

Fly  Hooks . Free;  20;  30 

Fly  sheets,  advertising  (see  advertising),  per  lb., 

5c;  10c;  15c 
Not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Fodder  cutters  for  farm  purposes  only . Free 

Foil,  aluminum,  less  than  .005  inch  in  thickness, 

plain  or  embossed . Free;  30;  30 

Foil,  aluminum,  advertising,  printed  or  em¬ 
bossed . 15;  22)4;  30 

Foil,  tin,  n.o.p .  Free 

composition  (lead  coated  with  tin) . Free 

printed . 15;  25;  30 

Foils,  fencing . 10;  22)4;  30 

Folding  machines,  printers  and  bookbinders  (see 

printing  presses) . Free;  10:  15 

Foloe  digitalis  (roots) .  Free 

Fonts,  copper .  20;  20;  30 

earthenware . 20;  25;  35 

Food,  cattle,  containing  molasses . 5;  10;  20 

Foods,  prepared  cereal,  in  packages,  not  exceed¬ 
ing  twenty-five  lbs.  weight,  each  (no  S.T.) 

20;  20;  27)4 

Foods,  prepared  cereal,  n.o.p . 15:  15;  20 

Foods  being  the  refuse  of  cottonseed  or  olives 

after  the  oil  has  been  pressed  out . Free 

Forestry,  books  on  .  .  Free 

Forgings  of  iron  or  steel,  in  any  degree  of  manu¬ 
facture,  hollow,  machined  or  not,  not  less 
than  12  inches  in  internal  diameter  and  all 
other  forgings,  solid  or  otherwise,  in  any 
degree  of  manufacture,  rough  turned  or 

rough  machined  or  not,  weighing  20  tons  or 

over . Free;  15:  30 

Forgings,  ingots,  cogged  ingots,  blooms  slabs, 
billets  n.o.p.  of  iron  or  steel  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada  when  imported  by 
manufacturer  of  forgings,  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories . per  ton,  Free;  $3.00:  $3.00 

Fork  handles,  celluloid  moulded  into  sizes  for 

(see  celluloid) . Free 

Forks,  hay,  used  with  hay  carriers . Free 

pronged . Free 

steel  (cutlery)  plated  or  not, . 15;  25;  35 

table,  iron  or  steel,  in  the  rough  (see  knife 

blades) . Free;  714:  10 

Formaldehyde,  containing  not  more  than  15% 

of  alcohol . Free 

Formic  acid . Free;  12)4;  25 

Fossils  .  Free 

Foundry  facings . 15:  22)4;  25 

Fountain  pens  . ..12)4:  2214;  27)4 

Fountain  pens,  hard  rubber,  unfinished,  in 

tubes,  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of 
fountain  pens,  imported  by  manufacturer 

of  such  pens . Free;  15:  20 

Fowl,  domestic,  for  improvement  of  stock  Free 

imported  under  regulations  as  to  pure  bred 
stock. 

Fowls,  other,  n.o.p . 12)4;  15;  20 

Foxes,  live . Free;  20;  25 

Framed  pictures . 1714;  20;  30 

Frames,  picture  and  photograph . 17)4;  20;  30 

on  paintings  in  oil  (see  pHin'ings) 

Frames  not  more  than  10  inches  in  width,  clasps 
and  fasteners  (not  to  include  slide  or  hook¬ 
less  fasteners),  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  purses,  chatelaine  bags  or  reti¬ 
cules  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 


of  purses,  chatelaine  bags  or  reticules,  in 
their  _  own  factories,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister;  parts  of  the 

foregoing . Free;  12)4;  20 

spectacle  and  eyeglass  and  metal  parts. 

(see  spectacles).  15;  17)4;  20 

Freezers,  ice  cream,  worked  by  hand.  ...  10;  22)4;  35 

other,  as  machinery . 10;  22)4;  35 

Freight  and  rate  books  . 15;  22)4;  25 

Friction  material  of  metal  powders,  compressed, 
sintered  and  welded  or  fastened  to  a  solid 
metal  or  other  backing  for  support,  in  strips, 
sheets,  discs,  rings,  slabs,  blocks,  bars,  rods, 
tubes  and  other  primary  shapes .. Free;  10;  10 
Frillings  and  flowers.  .according  to  materials 

silk  clothing . 27)4;  30;  45 

and  per  oz  — ;  — ;  7c 

Fringe  bullion  or  gold  .  Free 

Fringes,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Fringes,  wool  and  worsted  yarns  for  (see  wool) 

Frogs,  railway  . 15;  25:  30 

Fruit  imported  under  regulations. 

Fruit,  essences,  spirituous  or  ethereal,  n.o.p., 

per  gal.  $3.00  and . 30:  30;  30 

Fruit,  frozen . — ;  2c.;  — 

Fruit  and  vegetable  grading,  grating,  washing  and 
wiping  machines  and  combination  bagging 
and  weighing  machines,  machines  for  topping 
vegetables,  and  machines  for  bunching 
and/or  tying  cut  flowers,  vegetables  and 
nursery  stock,  machines  for  making  or 
lidding  boxes  for  fruit  or  vegetables,  egg- 
graders  and  egg  cleaners;  silage  caps;  parts 

of  the  foregoing . Free 

Fruit  juices  containing  more  than  25%  proof 
spirits,  per  gal.  $10.00,  and  (see  packages), 

30;  30;  30 

Fruit  juices  containing  not  more  than  25% 
proof  spirits,  per  gal.  (see  packages), 

$2.50;  $2.50;  $2.50 

Fruit  plants,  viz.:  trees,  shrubs,  vine  plants, 
roots  and  cuttings,  generally  known  as 
florist  or  nursery  stock,  n.o.p. 

12)4;  17)4;  30 

Fruit  pudding  (unsweetened) .  15;  20;  25 

Fruit  pulp  sterilized,  imported  in  bulk,  in 

barrels,  with  sugar  or  not . l)4c.;  2c.;  3c. 

pulp,  other  than  grape  pulp,  not  sweetened, 
in  air-tight  cans  or  other  air-tight  packages, 

per  lb . l)4c.;  1)4°. ;  3c. 

Australian,  New  Zealand  and  South  Africa 

Treaty . Free 

seeds,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) . Free 

Fruit  juices  and  fruit  syrups,  n.o.p.  viz: — 

Lime,  Lemon,  passion  fruit,  pineapple,  fruit 

juices  and  syrups,  n.o.p . 10;  10;  25 

Orange  juice . Free;  10;  25 

Grapefruit  juice . Free;  10;  25 

Blended  orange  and  grapefruit  juice.  .Free;  10;  25 
Australia,  New  Zealand  and  South  Africa 
Treaty  Free  to  orange,  lemon  and  pas¬ 
sion  fruit  juices . Free 

Fruit  trees  for  grafting,  being  seedling  stock,  viz. : 
apple,  peach,  plum,  pear  and  other  fruit 
trees,  including  buds  and  scions:  also  peach 

pits  for  planting . Free 

(See  also  “Florist  stock”) 

Fruits,  artificial,  for  hats . 20;  20;  27)4 

Fruits,  viz.: — plantains,  pineapples, pomegranates, 

guavas,  mangoes  (no  S.T.) . Free 

crude  drugs,  n.o.p . Free 

dried,  desiccated  or  evaporated,  n.o.p. 

Free;  10;  25 

Fruits,  fresh,  in  their  natural  state,  apricots, 

cherries,  cranberries . Free;  — -;  20 

Provided  that  the  duty  under  any  tariff  less 
favourable  than  the  British  Preferential 
shall  be  at  no  time  less  than  l)4c.  per  lb., 
weight  of  packages  to  be  included  in  weight 
for  duty. 

Peaches,  pears,  plums  or  prunes,  straw¬ 
berries,  raspberries  loganberries,  edible 
berries  n.o.p.,  quinces  and  nectarines. 

Free;  — ;  20 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


Apples,  fresh,  in  their  natural  state. 

Free;  — ;  20 

Fruits,  fresh,  in  their  natural  state,  weight  of 
packages  to  be  included  in  weight  for  duty, 
most-favored-nation  rates  as  follows: 

Apricots — 10  weeks,  lc.  lb.,  otherwise . 10% 

Cherries — 7  weeks,  2c.  lb.,  otherwise . 10% 

Cranberries — 12  weeks,  1  c.  lb„  otherwise.  .  .  .10% 

Peaches — 9  weeks  1  JdJe.  lb.,  otherwise . 10% 

Pears — 15  weeks,  1  c.  lb.,  otherwise . .  10% 

Plums  and  prunes — 10  weeks,  lc.  lb.,  otherwise  10% 
Strawberries — 6  weeks,  l*/sc.  lb.,  otherwise.  . .  10% 
Raspberries  and  loganberries — 6  weeks,  2c.  lb., 

otherwise . 10% 

Quinces . 10  % 

Berries,  edible . 10  % 

Apples — May  20  to  July  31  inclusive . Free 

Aug.  1  to  May  19  inclusive,  %c  lb. 

Grapes— Vitis  Vinifera  species . Free 

Vitis  Labrusca  species,  15  weeks,  lc.  lb. 

otherwise . 10  % 

Canteloupes  and  muskmelons — 8  weeks,  1  Me. 

lb.,  otherwise . 10% 

Grapes,  tresh  in  their  natural  state,  weight 
of  packages  to  be  included  in  weight  for 

duty . Free;  — ;  2c. 

Fruits,  fresh,  in  their  natural  state  n.o.p. 

Free;  Free;  20 

(fruits  in  natural  state  take  no  S.T  > 

labels  for . 17  M;  22M;  35 

preserved  in  brandy  and  other  spirits  con¬ 
taining  not  more  thaD  40  per  cent,  proof 
spirits  in  the  liquid  contents  thereof  per 

gallon . $2.50;  $2.00;  $2.50 

and  60;  15;  60 

preserved  in  brandy  or  other  spirits  contain¬ 
ing  more  than  40  per  cent  proof  spirits  in 
the  liquid  contents  thereof  pe  gal. 

$10.00;  3.00;  10;00  and  30;  15;  30 
Fruits,  prepared,  in  airtight  cans  or  other  air¬ 
tight  containers,  the  weight  of  the  containers 
to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty: 

Apricots  and  pears  per  lb . 2c.;  2c.;  5c. 

Ex.  a  Peaches . lMc.;  2c.;  5c. 

Pineapples,  per  pound .  lc.;  2c.;  5c 

Mixtures  containing  peaches,  pears  or  apricots 

per  lb . 2c.;  2c.;  5c. 

N.o.p.  per  pound . lc.;  lc.;  5c. 

Australian  Treaty  lc.  per  lb.  pineapples . Free 

South  Africa  Treaty — Apricots,  pineapples, 
cape  gooseberries,  plums,  figs,  quinces, 

guavas,  paw  paws . Free 

New  Zealand  Treaty — Apricots,  peaches  and 
pears  lc.  per  lb. 

Fruits  and  nuts,  pickled  or  preserved  in  salt 
brine,  oil  or  any  other  manner  n.o.p..  .20;  25;  35 
Fruits  and  peels,  crystallised,  glace,  candied  or 
drained;  cherries,  other  fruits  of  creme  de 
menthe,  maraschino  or  other  Savour 

20;  25  ;  35 

Fryers,  equipped  with  automatic  conveyors,  for 
use  in  the  commercial  processing  of  food; 

parts  of  the  foregoing . Free;  7M;  30 

Fuel  of  all  kinds  (no  Sales  Tax)  . 

Fuel  oils,  (see  petroleum,  crude) 

Fur  fural  for  use  only  in  the  refining  of  oils 

Free;  Free;  25 

Fur  manufacturers,  n.o.p . 15;  25;  35 

Fur,  Astrakhan  or  Russian  hare  skins,  China 
goat  plates  or  rugs,  and  China  goat  skins, 
wholly  or  partially  dressed,  but  not  dyed 

Free;  Free;  35 

Fur  skins,  not  dressed . Free 

dressed  partially  or  wholly . 10;  12M;  15 

Provided,  that  the  duty  on  hare  or  rabbit 
,  skins,  under  the  General  Tariff,  shall  be  not 
less  than  72  cents  per  dozen  skins. 

F ur  tails  in  the  raw  state . Free 

Fur  tails,  n.o.p.,  also  see  dressed  furs. .  10;  12M;  15 

Furs,  hatters',  not  on  the  skin . Free 

Furnace  slag,  basio,  ground,  a  fertilizer . Free 

slag,  trucks,  blast,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada  .  .  Free 

Furnaces,  blast,  for  copper  or  nickel  (see  mining 

machinery) . Free 


Furnaces,  bullion  (see  mining  machinery) . Free 

electric,  welded,  used  in  the  m’f’g  of  boilers 

10;  25;  ?5 

Furnaces — heating  and  cooking  apparatus: 

for  coal  or  wood . 15;  22M:  30 

for  gas . 15;  22M:  30 

for  electricity . 15;  22M;  30 

n.o.p . 15;  22M;  30 

Furnaces  or  kilns  for  mfg.  of  china . 10;  22M  35 

for  tempering  or  annealing . 10;  22M;  35 

plumbers’,  according  to  material 
Furniture  (bequest)  (see  personal  effects) .  .  Free 

of  wood . 15;  25;  45 

other  than  wood . 15;  25;  45 

settlers'  (see  settlers’ effects) .  Free 

springs . . . 15;  25;  45 

Fuse,  not  metallic . Free;  25;  30 

Fusil  oil  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 


Gabardines,  wholly  of  cotton,  with  not  less  than 
280  ends  and  picks  of  ply  yarn  per  square  inch 

10;  25;  32  M 
and  per  lb. — ;  3 Me.;  4c. 

Gaiters,  cotton . ...25:  25;  35 

and  General  Rate  per  lb.  4o. 

wool . 25;  27 M;  40 

and  per  lb  — :  35c. 

Galleries,  light  fixtures . 15;  22M;  30 

Galvanic  batteries  (see  electric) ...  .  15;  22M;  27M 
Galvanized  wire,  plain  twist.  2-ply,  12  or  13  gauge 

15;  25;  25 
20;  25 
Free 
15;  35 
Free 
20 
40 


Galvanizing  solution . 15 

Gambier  or  clutch,  crude  and  extract  of. 

Game,  canned . 15 

From  Australia  and  New  Zealand .... 

Game  n.o.p.  Fresh,  no  S.T . 12M;  12M 

Games,  as  toys . 10;  30; 

Gannister  and  sand .  .  Free 

Garden,  field  and  other  seeds  for  agricultural 
or  other  purposes,  n.o.p.;  sunflower,  canary, 
hemp  and  millet  seed,  when  in  packages 

weighing  one  pound  each  or  less . 15;  25;  35 

field  and  other  seeds  for  agricultural  or 

other  purposes,  n.o.p.;  sunflower,  canary, 
hemp  ana  millet  seed,  when  in  packages 
weighing  over  one  pound  each. ..  Free;  5c.;  10c. 

rollers  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Garlic  . Free:  10;  30 

Garnetted  material,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool, 
the  hair  of  the  camel,  alpaca,  goat  or  other 
like  animal,  in  the  natural  or  undyed  state, 
but  not  containing  silk,  nor  synthetic  fibres, 
nor  filaments,  nor  cotton,  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . Free 

Garters,  according  to  material 

Gas  beacons,  lanterns,  buoys  and  material  for 

gas  beacons  . Free 

(1)  Gas  control  devices,  n.o.p.,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  on,  or  for 
the  manufacture  or  repair  of,  or  for  conver¬ 
sion  to,  gas-fired  apparatus  for  cooking,  or 
for  heating  buildings,  or  for  heating  water,  or 
for  refrigeration;  including  such  devices 
when  for  use  in  the  gas  line  between  such 
apparatus  and  the  meter,  or  in  the  gas  line 
between  such  apparatus  and  the  consumer’s 
gas  storage  device;  parts  of  the  foregoing 

Free;  5;  30; 

(2)  Gas  pressure  regulators  for  use  on,  or  for 
the  manufacture  or  repair  of,  or  for  conver¬ 
sion  to,  gas-fired  apparatus  for  cooking,  or 
for  heating  buildings,  or  for  heating  water, 
or  for  refrigeration;  including  such  devices 
when  for  use  in  the  gas  line  between  such 
apparatus  and  the  meter,  or  in  the  gas  line 
between  such  apparatus  and  the  consumer’s 
gas  storage  device;  and  parts  thereof: 

(a)  When  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free  5;  30 

(b)  When  of  a  class  or  kind  made  in 

Canada . Free;  10;  30 

Gas  for  heating,  cooking  or  illuminating,  im¬ 
ported  by  pipe  line,  per  one  thousand  cubic 

‘.p4 . . Free;  3o. ;  6c 

(Gas  for  heating  or  illuminating  no  8.T.) 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


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727 


Liquefied  petroleum  gases  when  imported  in  con¬ 
tainers: — 

(a)  for  heating,  cooking  or  illuminating 

purposes . 10;  12}!;  25 

(b)  n.o.p . 10;  12}$;  25 

Liquefied  propane  gas  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

manufacture  of  ethylene . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

Gas  retorts,  fire  clay . 12  }$;  20;  22}$ 

Gas  mantles,  incandescent,  cotton  thread,  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  such  mantles  or  of 

stookings  for  such  mantles.  .  .  . Free;  5;  10 

Gas  mantles,  with  or  without  supports.  .  15;  22}$;  30 
Gas  meters  and  finished  parts  thereof .  12  }$ ;  22}$ ;  35 
Gasket  stock,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable 
fibres,  coated  or  impregnated,  in  sheets  or  rolls, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  gaskets, 
for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of  gaskets  in 

their  own  factories . Free 

Gasoline — see  under  petroleum  products. 

Gasoline  engines . 15;  25;  30 

Gates,  bronze  .  20:  20;  30 

Gauges,  steam  iron  and  steel . 10;  22}!;  35 

Gauzes,  surgical  dressing . 10;  21);  35 

Gelatine  n.o.p . 15;  22}$;  25 

and  per  lb .  5c 

Gelatine,  edible . 7}$;  22}$;  35 

Australian  5%,  New  Zealand  Treaty . 5% 

Gelatine,  edible,  when  imported  for  use  exclusive¬ 
ly  in  the  manufacture  of  capsules  for  the 
manufacture  or  compounding  of  medicinal  and 


pharmaceutical  preparations . Free;  Free;  7}$ 

Gelatine  medicinal  capsules  .  .  .  Free;  5;  7}$ 


Gels,  metallic  soaps  for  the  manufacture  of  gels, 
for  use  in  the  development,  depletion  or 
production  of  petroleum  or  natural  gas  wells 

. Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Generators,  acetylene . 10;  22}$;  35 

Generators,  electric,  and  complete  parts  thereof 
for  generating  electric  power  for  fighting  grain 

elevators . Free;  10;  10 

electric,  and  parts . 15;  22}$;  37}$ 

heat,  for  hot  water  plants  . 10;  25;  35 

Generators  or  airifiers,  ozone,  of  a  class  or  kind 

not  made  in  Canada . Free;  5;  10 

Gentian  root  unground . Free 

ground . Free;  16;  25 

German  mineral  potash,  potash  salts  (see 

fertilizers) . Free 

German  silver,  in  bars  and  rods,  also  in  strips, 

sheets  and  plates  . 5;  10;  10 

in  ingots,  or  blocks,  n.o.p . Free 

not  plated,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  25;  40 

plated,  manufacturers  of ...  . . 15;  22}$;  45 

Gifts  from  friends,  see  "Donations”. 

Gifts,  personal,  not  exceeding  twenty-five  dollars 
in  value  and  not  including  cigarettes,  tobacco 
and  alcoholic  beverages,  from  members  of  the 
Canadian  Forces  serving  abroad,  to  relations 

or  friends  in  Canada . Free 

Gilling  thread  for  nets  (see  fish  hooks. etc)  Free 

Giltware . 15;  22  }$;  45 

Gimp,  n.o.p . 17}$;  22}$;  35 

Gin  (see  alcohol)  per  gal . $4.50;  $5.00;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  $8.00. 

Ginger  and  spices,  unground,  n.o.p 

Free;  12}$;  12}$ 


ground,  n.o.p.,  per  lb.,  3o.  and . 7}$;  10;  10 

Ginger  Ale . 15;  20;  25 

Ginger,  crystallized  per  lb  }$o.  and . 15;  30;  35 

Ginger,  preserved . 25;  35;  35 

Ginger  wine,  containing  more  than  40%  of  proof 

spirit ..  per  proof  gal . $5  00,  $10.00,  $10.00 

Ginger  wine,  not  over  40  per  oent.  P.8  80;  80;  80 

Ginseng  root,  ungroond .  Free 

Gladiolus  (florist  stock) . 15;  17}$;  25 

bulbs . .  15;  17}$;  25 

Glass,  articles  of,  not  plate  or  sheet,  designed  to 


be  cut  or  mounted;  articles  of  glassware,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  silverware  to  be 
used  in  receptacles  made  of  or  electro-plated 
with  precious  metals  or  to  be  equipped  with 
tops  made  of  or  electroplated  with  precious 
metals  in  their  own  factories. . .  .Free;  Free;  22}$ 


Glass,  articles  of,  not  including  plate  or  sheet  or 
machine  made  tumblers,  to  be  cut  or  mounted, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  cut  or  mount¬ 
ed  glassware,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  such 
glassware  in  their  own  factories,  under  such  regu¬ 
lations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe . 

Free;  Free;  32}$ 

Glass,  blanks  or  shapes  of  uncoloured  clear  glass 
when  imported  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
silvered,  coloured  or  decorated  Christmas  tree 

ornaments . Free;  Free;  22}$ 

Glass  bulbs,  glass  tubing,  glass  cane,  for  manu¬ 
facture  of  radio  tubes . Free;  Free;  30 

Glass  bulbs  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  cathode 
ray  tubes  for  television  receiving  sets 

•  •  •  •  •  . . Free;  Free;  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Glass  balls  or  marbles  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  glass  fibres  or  glass  yarn,  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  fibres 
or  yarn  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Glass  bead,  drops  or  other  shapes  of  glass, 
when  imported  by  manufacturer  of  imitation 
pearls,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 

of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories . Free 

bulbs,  for  the  m’f'g  of  electric  lamps 

Free;  5;  10 

caps  for  vaccine  points  (for  the  manufacturers)  Free 
Glass  blanks,  uncolored,  clear  glass  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturer  to  be  used  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  silvered  mirror  reflectors 
or  acid  etched  reflectors  or  refractors  for  light¬ 
ing  systems . Free;  9;  10 

Glass  plates  or  discs,  and  glass  prisms,  rough  cut 
or  unwrought,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
optical  instruments,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  such  optical  instruments . Free 

communion  sets  . Free 

oullet  or  broken  glass . Free 

cutters,  nickel-plated . 17}$;  22}$;  45 

outter  diamonds . 15;  20;  25 

Glass,  cut  to  size  for  dry  plates  (for  manu¬ 
facturers)  . Free 

Glass,  demijohns  or  carboys,  bottles,  flasks, 
phials,  jars  and  balls,  of  glass,  not  cut,  n.o.p.; 
lamp  chimney  of  glass,  n.o.p.;  decanters  and 
machine  made  tumblers  of  glass,  not  cut  nor 

decorated,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  32}$ 

eyes  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Glass  discs,  rough  cut,  for  goggles,  not  ground  or 
polished  on  either  side  and  the  edges  only 

rough  ground  or  rough  cut . Free 

Glass,  hollow  shapes  of,  moulded,  when  im¬ 
ported  to  be  used  by  manufacturers  of  electric 
light  fixtures  in  the  production  of  such  fixtures 

in  their  own  factories . Free;  15;  32}$ 

Glass,  single  wall  hollow  shapes,  not  silvered, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  vacuum 
insulated  containers  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  5;  32}$ 

iron  sand  and  dry  putty  for  polishing  .  .  .  Free 

jars  containing  figs . 15;  20;  32}$ 

jars  (see  battery) 

sheet  glass,  transparent,  not  further  processed 

than  cut  into  rectangles . Free;  7}$;  17}$ 

plate  glass,  ground  and  polished  on  both 
surfaces,  not  further  processed  than  cut 

into  rectangles . Free;  5;  15 

glass,  rolled  or  cast,  not  further  processed 

than  cut  into  rectangles . Free;  6;  15 

sheet  glass,  plate  glass,  cast  glass,  and  rolled 

glass,  n.o.p . Free;  7}$;  17}$ 

laminated  glass,  of  sheet  glass  or  plate  glass, 
or  both: — 

(a)  Not  further  processed  than  cut  into 

rectangles . 5;  12}$;  22}$ 

(b)  n.o.p . 17}$;  25;  35 

manufactures  of  laminated  glass,  n.o.p. 

17}$;  26;  35 

looking,  German  plate,  unsilvered 

12}$;  17}$:  20 
15;  17}$;  22}$ 


manufactures  of,  n.o.p. 
For  ‘‘Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


728 


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[  1956 


Glass 

milk  bottles . . 15;  22 34;  32 34 

moulds  (metal) . Free;  7  34;  10 

paper  (flint  paper) . . 1234;  20;  25 

paper  weights,  advertising . 15;  17  34;  2234 

parts,  high  thermal  shock  resisting,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  high  thermal 
shock  resisting  glassware,  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  or  in  the  repair  of  such 

articles . Free;  Free;  25 

pendants . 20;  30;  45 

plate  glass  not  more  than  five  thirty-seconds  of 
an  inch  in  thickness,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  laminated  safety  glass. .  .Free;  Free;  10 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Fresnel  type  lenses,  sections  and  globes,  of  glass 

Free;  Free;  30 

shades  and  globes  . 10;  25;  3234 

silvered  framed  or  not . 1734  ;  20;  30 

soap  dishes  (opal) . 15;  1734;  2234 

towel  bars . # . 15;  1734  ;  2234 

tubing  tor  the  manufacturing  of  incandes¬ 
cent  lamps . ...Free;  5;  10 

tubing  in  straight  lengths  of  not  less  than  3 
feet,  not  coated,  for  use  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures . Free;  Free;  10 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

tumblers,  machine  made,  not  cut  nor  decorated 
n.o.p . 15;  20;  3234 

machine-made  glass  tumblers,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  cut  or  mounted  glass¬ 
ware  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  such  glass¬ 
ware  in  their  own  factories,  under  such  reg¬ 
ulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe . 

10;  10;  3234 

vases,  blown . 15;  1734  ;  223^ 

windows,  stained  or  ornamental  .  .  .  .734;  734  ;  30 
wired;  (same  as  like  glass  not  wired) 

Glassware,  high  thermal  shock  resisting 

Free;  15;  32  3^ 

Glassware,  opal,  glass  tableware,  cut  glassware 
and  illuminating  glassware,  n.o.p.. .10;  2234;  3234 
Glassware  and  other  scientific  apparatus  for 
laboratory  work  in  public  hospitals;  chairs 
and  tables  for  surgical  operating  purposes, 
and  parts  thereof;  infant  incubators  and  parts 
thereof;  infant  and  patient  identification  tapes 
and  ribbons  of  any  material;  infant  identifi¬ 
cation  bead  sets  including  cases,  and  parts 
thereof:  electrocardiographs  and  parts  thereof, 
and  sensitized  film  and  paper  for  use  therein; 
electroencephalographic;  paper;  apparatus  for 
sterilizing'  purposes,  including  bedpan  washers 
and  sterilizers  but  not  including  washing  nor 
laundry  machines;  all  for  the  use  of  any  public 
hospital,  under  such  regulations  as  the  Minister 

may  prescribe . Free 

Globes,  geographical,  astronomical,  etc.  .  Free 

gif?'" . . . . 10;  22K;  32  34 

Clobules.  iron,  for  polishing  glass,  etc.  .  Free 

Glove  and  clothing  leather . see  under  leather 

Glove  fasteners,  metal . 15;  25;  30 

Glove  fasteners,  slide  or  hookless  or  zipper 

...  25;  30;  40 

Gloves  and  mitts  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 20;  25;  45 

Gloves,  women’s  dress,  of  kid,  elbow  length 

, ,  . ,  Free;  10;  45 

Gloves  of  kid,  n.o.p . . 20-  _ 

Glucose  and  grape  sugar  or  syrup,  per  lb. 

l^c;  134c 

Glue,  synthetic  resin  glue . 15;  1714;  25 

Glue,  vegetable . 10;  273^-’ 35 

Glue,  n.o.p . 15;  2234!  25 

,  T„  and,  per  lb.  2c.;  5c.;  5c. 

Gluten  Hour,  n.o.p . 15;  15,  20 

Gluten  feed,  alfalfa  and  corn  meal . 15;  20;'  25 

Glycerine,  when  imported  by  manufacturers’ 
of  explosives,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories  . Frge 

crude,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  only  in  their  own  factories  in  the 
manufacture  of  refined  glycerine.  .  .  .  Free 

n-°P  . 15;  20;  25 

Glycol  ethylene  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
explosives .  Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Glycol,  ethylene,  and  mixtures  of  ethylene  glycol 
and  other  glycols  in  which  ethylene  pre¬ 
dominates  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

anti-freezing  compounds . 10;  10;  25 

Goat  hair  fabrics  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see 

dress  goods)  . 

not  f  urtlier  prepared  than  washed,  n.o.p. 

per  lb..  .Free;  Free;  15c. 
Goat  leather,  dressed,  waxed  or  glazed 

7 34;  20;  2734 

Goat  plates,  or  rugs  or  skins,  China,  dressed 

but  not  dyed . Free 

Goats  for  improvement  of  stock  (under  regula¬ 
tions)  .  .  Free 

Gold,  alloys  of,  below  10K.  fine . 15;  20;  25 

not  below  10K.  fine  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Goldbeaters'  moulds . Free 

Goldbeaters’  skins  . Free 

Gold  ingots,  blocks  bars,  drops,  Bheets,  plates, 

etc.,  unmanufactured  (no  safes  tax) . Free 

Gold  fringe . Free 

Gold  leaf . 12}4;  25;  30 

Gold  liquid  paint  . 15;  22)4;  25 

Gold  manufactures,  n.o.p . 17)4;  27)4;  45 

Gold  medals  (prizes)  (see  coins,  etc.) .  Free 

Gold  mining,  alluvial,  machinery  for,  of  a  class 

and  kind  not  made  in  Canada . Free 

Gold  sweepings ....  Free 

Golf  bags . 12 34;  22)4;  40 

Golf  clubs  and  finished  parts  thereof ...  1734;  25;  35 
Golf  handles,  wood  shafts  for  handles  of  golf 
clubs,  not  further  manufactured  than 
rough  turned  and  wood  golf  heads  not 
further  manufactured  than  rough  turned 
when  imported  by  manufacturer  of  golf 
clubs  and  golf  sticks  for  use  only  in  the 
manufacture  of  golf  clubs  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories . 5;  5;  10 

Golf  heads  of  steel,  finished . 1734;  25;  35 

Golf  heads  of  steel,  unfinished . 10;  10;  30 

Golf  heads  wooden  in  the  rough . 17  34;  20;  25 

Golf  shafts  of  seamless  steel,  coated  or  not  but 

not  chromium  plated  . Free;  15;  35 

Gongs,  n.o.p  .  20:  20;  30 

Goods,  coverings  or  packages  for  (see  coverings) 
Goods  to  be  used  in  the  m’f’g  of  binder  twine 

(no  S.T.) . . _ . Free 

(not  including  alcoholic  beverages,  cigars, 
cigarettes  or  manufactured  tobacco)  im¬ 
ported  by  employees  of  the  Canadian  Govern¬ 
ment  or  by  members  of  the  Canadian 
Armed  Forces  after  absence  from  Canada  of 
not  less  than  one  year  or  by  former  residents 
of  Canada  returning  to  Canada  to  resume 
residence  therein  after  having  been  resident 
of  another  country  for  a  period  of  not  less 
than  one  year  and  acquired  by  them  for 
personal  or  household  use  and  actually 
owned  abroad  by  them  for  at  least  six 
months  before  their  return  to  Canada,  under 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may 

prescribe . Free 

Any  such  goods  that  are  sold  or  otherwise  dis^ 
posed  of  within  twelve  months  after  impor¬ 
tation  are  subject  to  the  duties  and  taxes 
otherwise  prescribed. 

Goods,  including  containers  or  coverings  filled  or 
empty,  the  growth,  produce  or  manufacture  of 
Canada  after  having  been  exported  therefrom. .  Free 
Goods,  including  containers  or  coverings  which 
have  once  been  entered  for  consumption  in 
Canada,  and  then  exported  from  there,  upon 

re-entry . . . jrree 

All  the  foregoing  under  such  regulations  as 
the  Minister  may  prescribe. 

Provided  that  the  goods  are  returned  within  5 
years  from  the  time  of  exportation  without 
having  been  advanced  in  value  or  improved 
in  condition  by  any  process  of  manufacture 
°r  °ther  means,  or  combined  with  any 
other  article  abroad;  provided  also  that  any 
such  goods  on  which  a  refund  of  duty  or 
allowance  of.  drawback  has  been  made  shall 
not  be  admitted  to  entry  under  this  item 
except  upon  payment  of  duties  equal  to  the 
refund  or  drawback  allowed. 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


729 


Provided  further  that  any  of  such  goods  manu¬ 
factured  in  bond  or  under  excise  regulations 
in  Canada  and  exported  shall  not  be 
admitted  to  entry  except  upon  payment  of 
the  Customs  or  Excise  duties  to  which  they 
would  have  been  liable  had  they  not  been 
exported  from  Canada. 

Gooseberries,  n.o.p.,  per  lb . Free;  10;  20 

General  Rate  per  lb.  not  less  than  2o. 
Gooseberry  bushes  (no  S.T.)  each,  Free;  2o.;2J4o. 

Governeur  pulp . 15;  20;  25 

Governor-General,  articles  for.  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Governors  and  parts  thereof  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  diesel  locomotives. Free;  7)4;  30 
Grain  crushers,  farm  purposes  and  complete 

parts . Free 

Grain  elevators,  portable . 10;  25;  35 

Grain  elevators  or  loaders  with  a  capacity 
not  exceeding  40  bushels  per  minute  are 
exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Grains,  artificial  abrasive,  crushed  or  ground . Free 

Grains,  artificial  (for  hats) . 20;  20;  27)4 

Grains,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) . . Free 

Gramophones  and  finished  parts,  including 

cylinders  and  records . 15:  20;  30 

Gramophone  needles . 10;  15;  30 

Granite  iron  or  steel  ware . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

or  agate  ware . 17)4;  30;  35 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 20;  25;  40 

rough,  not  hammered  or  chiselled  ....  10;  12)4;  20 

sawn . Free;  15;  35 

slabs,  used  as  insulators . 15;  25;  27)4 

tableware,  white . Free;  35;  35 

Granules,  whether  or  not  coloured  or  coated,  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  roofing,  including 

shingles  and  siding . Free;  Free;  25 

Grape  fruit  (shaddocks)  n.o.p.  per  100  lbs., 

50c.;  Free;  $1.00 

Grapefruit  sliced  or  in  the  form  of  pulp  with  or 
without  the  addition  of  preservatives .  Free;  20;  35 
When  imported  from  the  place  of  growth  by 
ship  direct  to  a  Canadian  port,  per  100 

lbs . Free;  Free;  $1.00 

Grapefruit  juice,  the  product  of  British  West 
Indies,  when  imported  direct  from  the  country 

of  production . Free 

Grapefruit,  sulphured  or  in  brine . Free 

Grape  sugar,  per  lb . 94o:  l)4c;  l)4o. 

Grape  vines  (no  S.T.)  each . Free;  2c.;  2)4c. 

Grapes  (see  Fruits,  fresh). 

Grape  juice — see  juices 

Graphite  blocks  exceeding  forty  inches  in  dia¬ 
meter  and  fifteen  inches  in  thickness  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  moulds  for  casting  wheels 
for  railway  vehicles,  including  locomotives 

and  tenders . Free;  5;  25 

Expires  31st.  December,  1955 

Graphite  grease . 12)4;  17)4;  20 

Grass,  manilla,  esparto,  and  other  grasses  (not 

ooloured  or  manufactured) .  . Free 

Grass  plaits  or  braids  for  hats  (see  braids)  ....  Free 
Grasses,  seaweed,  mosses  and  fibres  other  than 

cotton,  n.o.p . Free;  10;  17)4 

dried,  n.o.p .  15;  20  25 

Grates,  iron . 10;  22)4;  35 

Gravel  .  Free 

Grease,  axle . 12)4;  15;  20 

for  dressing  leather,  fit  only  for  such  use  Free 
rough  the  refuse  of  animal  fat,  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  soap  and  oils  only . Free 

Greeting  cards,  pictorial . 20;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  General  Rate  5c. 
Grenades,  cartridges  and  projectiles  containing 
tear  gas  or  sickening  gas,  imported  for  sale  to 
federal,  provincial  or  municipal  law  enforce¬ 
ment  authorities . Free;  7)4;  30 

Grinders,  abrasive . 10;  20;  30 

Grindstones,  not  mounted,  and  not  less  than 

35  inches  in  diameter ... .  . 10;  12)4;  15 

mounted  or  not,  n.o.p .  .17)4:  22)4;  25 

Grit,  crushed  (for  poultry) . 15;  20;  25 

Grits,  hominy  and  brewers  corn . 10;  10;  25 

corn,  n.o.p . . . 7)4;  7)4;  25 

Corn  grits  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  corn 
flour,  per  100  lbs . Free;  Free;  30 


Grog,  produced  by  calcining  fire  clay,  or  in  the 
form  of  calcined  dobbies,  fire  brick,  or  other 
refractory  shapeB,  which  have  been  broken, 
crushed  or  ground,  screened  to  size  or  not, 
but  not  further  manufactured,  when  imported 
for  use  exclusively  by  manufacturers  of  refrac¬ 
tory  materials  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

materials,  per  ton . 60c;  1.00;  1.16 

Provided,  that  in  no  case  Bhall  the  duty  exceed 

„  t  .  ,  12)4%;  20%;  22)4% 

Grommets,  iron  or  steel . ..7)4;  17)4;  25 

and  per  lb.  )£c.;  )4c,.;  %c 

Grommets,  n.o.p . according  to  material 

Guavas  (fruits) . Free 

Guinea  Pigs . ’ .  Free 

Gum,  British,  dry . 5;  7)4;  10 

chewing,  not  sweetened . 15;  20;  25 

copel,  damar,  benzoin,  Pontiannic,  nattakuch- 
ing,  barbery,  elemi,  gedda,  Senegal,  traga- 

canth,  mastic  and  sandarac . Free;  Free;  15 

gambia . Free;  Free;  15 

resins  (crude  drugs) .  Free 

spruce,  chewing,  unsweetened . 15;  20;  25 

Gums,  Australian  and  kauri;  lac,  crude,  seed, 
button,  stick  and  shell;  ambergris. . .  .Free;  10;  15 
Gums  and  blends  consisting  wholly  or  in  chief 

part  of  gums,  n.o.p . Free;  Free;  15 

Gums,  viz; — Amber,  Arabic . Free 

camphor . Free;  5;  10 

crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) . Free 

other,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Gun  barrels,  in  single  tubes,  forged,  rough- 

bored  . Free 

Gun  cotton  per  lb . lMo-;  2)£e.;  2)4o. 

Gunpowder,  per  lb . 2c.;  2%o.;  3o. 

Gun  stocks  and  fore-ends  for  shot  guns  of  walnut 
in  the  rough,  not  further  manufactured  than 
bored  and  channelled,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  shot  guns  for  use  only  in  the 
manufacture  of  shot  guns  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  12)4;  15 

Gun  wads  of  all  kinds . 10;  27)4;  30 

Guns  (see  Addenda,  page  793) . 10;  22)4;  30 

Guns  and  rifles,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free;  10;  30 

Guns,  metal  parts  n.o.p.,  for  use  exclusively  in 

the  manufacture  of  shot  guns . Free;  17)4;  25 

Guns,  settlers’  (see  settlers'  effects) . Free 

Gut,  cat  or  worm,  unmanufactured,  for  the 
manufacture  of  whips,  cords  or  ligatures.  .  .  .Free 

Gut  leaders,  without  hooks . Free;  20;  30 

Gut  strings  (mus.  inst.) . 15;  20;  25 

Gutta  percha  hose . 17)4;  20;  35 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  27)4 

Gutta  percha,  unmanufactured . Free;  10;  10;  10 

used  in  the  manufacture  of  music  rolls . Free 

waste  or  junk . Free 

Gypsum,  crude  (sulphate  of  lime) . Free 

calcined,  weight  of  package  to  be  included 
in  weight  for  duty,  per  100  lbs., 

Free;  11c.;  12)4c. 

ground  or  crushed,  not  calcined . 10;  12)4;  15 

H 

Hair,  batts  or  pads  of  curled,  impregnated  for 
use  only  in  the  manufacture  of  upholstered 

furniture . 12)4;  17)4;  20 

Hair  of  the  camel,  alpaca,  goat,  and  other  like 

animals,  per  lb . Free;  Free;  15 

Hair,  cleaned  or  not,  not  curled,  dyed,  or 

manufactured . Free 

clotn,  composed  of  horse  hair  in  combination 

with  any  vegetable  fibre . 17  )4:  27)4 ;  30 

curled,  crimped  or  dyed,  n.o.p . 12)4;  15;  20 

horse,  cleaned,  dipped  or  dyed  only . Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 22)4;  30;  35 

mattresses . 15;  25;  30 

oils,  (non-alcoholic) . 15;  22)4;  40 

pins,  fancy . 20;  30;  45 

pins  of  wire,  n.o.p . 17)4;  25;;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  10c.;  10c. 
washes  and  dyes,  alcoholic,  in  4  oz.  bottles 
or  less . 20;  30;  90 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


730 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[  1956 


in  more  than  4  oz.  bottles,  per  gal.: 

(1)  Valued  at  not  more  than  $8.00  gal, 

per  gal  $2.00;  $2.00  $5.00 
and  — ;  20;  40 

(2)  Valued  at  more  than  $8.00  gal, 

per  gal  $3.00;  $3.00;  $5.00 
and  — ;  20;  40 

Hair  washes  and  dyes,  non-aleoholie. . .  15;  22  )4;  40 
Half  tones,  zinc  outs,  or  line  engravings  and 

such  like  work . 10;  15;  20 

Halibut  liver  oil,  crude  or  refined. ..  .Free;  20;  22)4 
Hammers,  pianos,  parts  to  manufacture  (see 

piano  material) . Free 

Hammers  (tools) . 10;  22)4;  35 

Hammocks  . According  to  material 

Hams,  canned . 15;  20;  35 

Handbags  of  sisal,  palm  straw,  or  cane  straw, 

with  or  without  lining . 7)4;  17)4;  40 

Hand  grenades  lor  Ure  protection . 22)4;  30;  35 

Handkerchiefs,  composed  of  woven  fabrics  of 

hemp  or  flax . Free;  20;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  3)4o;  4c. 
Handkerchiefs,  wholly  of  cotton  ....  12)4;  27)4;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Handkerchiefs,  silk . 27)4;  30;  45 

per  oz..  .  7c. 

Handle  bolts . Free 

Handles,  axe,  eto . 17)4;  20;  25 

curling  stones . Free;  7)4;  10 

knife  and  fork,  celluloid,  moulded,  but  not 

bored . Free 

wood,  used  in  the  m’f’g  of  D  shovel  handles 

10;  10;  15 

Handles  D,  shovel  handles,  bent  and  rivetted, 

of  iron  or  steel . 10;  25;  35 

Hares,  live . Free;  20;  25 

Hare  skins,  drecsed  or  not,  n.o.p . 10;  12)4;  15 

under  General  Tariff  not  less  than  per 

dozen  skins . 72c. 

Hare  skins,  h’  ssian . Free 

Harmonicas  of  all  kinds . 15;  17)4;  30 

Harness  dressing . 12)4:  17)4;  27)4 

soap  dressing,  n.o.p . 15:  20’  32)4 

leather.  .  . 12)4;  17)4;  27)4 

Harness  and  saddlery,  plated  or  not ....  15;  20;  30 

Harps . Free;  15;  30 

Harrows,  and  parts  thereof  (see  cultivators) 

(No  S.T.) . .Free 

Harvesters  and  parts  thereof  (see  mowing 

machines)  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Hat  stiffening  bands,  used  in  the  m’f’g  of  hats !  .  1  Free 

Hat  boxes . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

shapes,  buckram  for . According  to  material 

Hat  braids,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  whether  woven,  knitted  or  plaited, 
not  exceeding  six  inches  in  width,  imported 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  hat 
bodies  or  shapes,  but  not  for  use  in  the  orna¬ 
mentation  or  trimming  of  such  bodies  or 
shapes,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister .  . Free 

Materials,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  imported  by  manufacturers  of  hat 
braids,  to  be  manufactured  in  their  own 
factories  into  woven,  knitted  or  plaited 

hat  braids  only .  Free 

oiled,  made  from  cotton  or  linen. .  .  .22)4'  30-  35 

Hatchets . 10;  22)4;  35 

Hats,  fur . 15;  25;  35 

Hats,  hoods  and  shapes  of  fur  felt  or  of  wool  and 
fur  felt,  under  such  regulation  as  the  Minister 

TTE?ayuPre?crib!-u . , . 17)4;  2234;  35 

Hats,  hoods  and  shapes  of  wool  felt.  .  .  .20;  27)4;  35 
and  per  doz.  45c.;  90c.;  $1.25 
Hats,  miners’  safety  helmets  for  use  exclusively 
in  mining  operations,  firemen’s  helmets,  and 
sand  blast  helmets,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made 

in  Canada,  parts  of  such  helmets .  Free 

Hats,  n.o.p . 20;  25;  35 

,  .  and  per  doz.  75c.;  $1.00;  $1.50 

fabrics  for,  woven,  pleated  or  folded,  sewn  or 
not,  in  widths  not  exceeding  three  inches  after 
pleating  or  folding,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  men’s  hats  for  use  in  their  own 
factories  in  making  bands  for  men’s  hats 
only . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Hat  sweats,  hatters’  tips  and  sides  when  cut  to 
shape.  The  articles  in  this  item  when  imported 
by  hat  and  cap  manufacturers  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  hats  and  caps  in 

their  own  factories . Free 

Hatters’  furs,  not  on  the  skin ..............  Free 

Hay,  per  ton  (no  S.T.) . Free;  $1.25;  $5.00 

Hay  forks,  carriage,  pulleys  and  track . Free 

knives . Free 

loaders  and  tedders . Free 

presses,  iron  or  steel . Free 

Heading  bolts,  n.o.p..  .  . . •  •  •  •  •  —  Free 

and  stave  bolts  of  poplar . .  .15;  17)4:  ^0 

machines,  coal  (see  mining  machinery) . Free 

Heading  of  wood,  finished  or  unfinished,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  tight  barrels  or  kegs. 

Free 

headings  of  wood,  finished  or  unfinished,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  slack  barrels  or  kegs 

7)4;  10;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

Head  lights,  electric . 20;  22)4;  30 

Head  ropes  for  fishing  nets . Free 

for  whips  (for  factories) . Free 

Hearses,  motor  and  motor  ambulances. 

Free:  17)4:  27)4 

Heavy  water  or  deuterium  oxide . Free;  Free;  25 

On  and  after  July  1,  1958.  .  .  „Free;  15;  25 

Heavy  or  carbolic  oil . Free;  10;  10 

Heddles,  for  looms,  iron  or  steel . Free;  5;  10 

Heirlooms  left  by  bequest  (see  apparel) . Free 

Hemp  bags  or  sacks . 15:  17)4;  20 

canvas  or  twine  for  sails ....  . Free;  5;  10 

carpets,  rugs,  mats  and  matting . 15;  22)4;  25 

dressed  or  undressed . Free 

manufactures  of  n.o.p . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  4c. 

Hemp,  oakum . . . .  .  .Free 

Hemp  paper,  made  on  four-cylinder  machines 
and  calendered  to  between  .006  and  008-inch 
thickness,  adapted  for  the  manufacture  of 
shot  shells;  primers  adapted  for  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  shot  shells  and  cartridges;  and  felt 
board  sized  and  hydraulic  pressed,  and  cov¬ 
ered  with  paper  or  uncovered,  adapted  for 

the  manufacturing  of  gun  wads . Free 

Hemp  rags  . Free 

seeds  in  pkgs.  over  1  lb . 5:  7)4:  10 

seeds  in  pkgs.,  1  lb.  or  less . 15;  20:  35 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

Hemp  seed  for  agricultural  purposes . Free 

Hemp  yarn,  plain,  dyed,  or  coloured  (see 
yarns)  (when  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  for 
weaving  purposes  or  for  insulating) 

Free;  10;  15 

Hemp  yarns,  single  or  plied,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  fishing  twine  or  rope,  not  exceeding 
one  and  one-half  inches  in  circumference,  or 
for  the  construction  or  repair  of  fishing  nets 

— ;  Free;  — 

Henbane  leaf,  crude . Free 

Herbs,  crude  drugs . Free 

Dried  herbs  in  a  crude  state,  not  advanced  in 
value  or  condition  by  grinding  or  refining 
or  by  any  other  process  of  manufacture, 
viz: — Basil,  bay  laurel  (larus  nobilis),  mar¬ 
joram,  mint,  oregano,  rosemary,  sage, 

savory,  terragon  and  thyme . Free 

dried,  if  drugs  . Free 

Herbs: — Drugs,  such  as  herbs,  leaves,  and  barks, 
etc.,  non-edible,  imported  in  small  packets  with 
description,  use  or  dose  printed  thereon,  in 
suitable  form  for  direct  sale  to  the  consumer 

15;  20;  25 

Herring  twine,  in  hanks  or  coil . Free 

Herring,  fresh . jrree 

Herrings  in  tins,  not  preserved  in  oil  . 17)4;  27)4;  30 
Herrings  (not  including  kippered  herring,  in 
sealed  containers)  packed  in  oil  or  otherwise, 

in  sealed  containers . 15;  25;  30;  35 

Herrings,  pickled  or  salted,  per  lb _  )4o;  )4e;  lo. 

Hickory  felloes,  rough  sawn . Free 

planed  on  one  or  more  sides,  and  bent  to 

„.  ,shaPe  ,  . 17)4;  20:  25 

Hickory  spokes,  rough,  unmanufactured . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


731 


Hides  and  skins,  raw  . Free 

Higher  fatty  alcohols,  unsulphated,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  synthetic  detergentsFree;  Free:  25 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Hillers,  when  used  in  the  manufacture  of  ceramic 

products . Free 

Hinges,  brass  . 20;  20;  30 

butt,  iron  or  steel . 5;  20;  30 

and  per  100  lbs.  75c.;  75c.  75c 

nickel-plated . 17  A\  22  A.  45 

T  and  strap,  n.o.p.,  and  hinge  blanks.  .5;  20;  30 
and  per  100  tbs.  75o.;  75c.;  75c. 
Hinges,  n.o.p.  according  to  material. 

Hogs,  live,  per  lb . Free;  lc.;  3c. 

Holders,  shade . 15;  22A;  30 

Hollow-ware,  iron  or  steel,  plain  black  or 

coated,  n.o.p . 10;  20;  30 

aluminum,  n.o.p . 20;  22A,  30 

Hollow-ware,  agate,  steel  or  iron  coated  with 
vitreous  enamel . 17  A;  22  A:  35 

Hollow-ware,  tin,  dairy,  including  cans  for  fresh 

milk . . . 15;  20;  30 

Hollow-ware,  kitchen,  tin,  not  painted,  decor¬ 
ated,  or  japanned . 15;  20;  30 

Holly  foliage,  natural  or  preserved.  .  .Free;  12  A:  20 
Holly  foliage,  chemically  prepared  or  preserved 

Free;  12  A;  20 

Hominy  grits,  hominy  feeds  and  brewers  com 

grits . 10;  10;  25 

10,  10;  25 

Honey,  and  imitations,  per  lb . 2c  lF£c.;  3c 

Hoods  and  shapes,  n.o.p . 22  A;  30;  35 

and  per  doz.  — ;  50c.;  50c. 

Hoods  and  shapes  of  wool  felt . 20;  27A\  35 

and  per  doz.  45c.;  90c.;  $1.25 
Hoods  and  shapes,  knitted,  crocheted,  plaited 
or  woven  in  a  single  piece,  and  hoods  and 
shapes  of  braid,  not  sewn,  under  such  regula¬ 
tions  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe .  .  .Free;  7A\  10 

Hoods,  straw . 22  A)  30;  35 

and  per  doz.  — ;  50c.;  50c. 
Hoods  of  fur  felt  or  of  wool  and  fur  felt,  under 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe 

17A\  22A;  35 

Hoof,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15,  20;  25 

Hooks,  crochet,  metal . 10;  25;  35 

Hooks,  fly  and  fishing,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  30 

fishing,  deep  sea . Free 

reaping  . Free 

shoe  eyelet . Free 

Hop  extract,  non-alcoholic,  and  hop  roots, 

n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Hop  poles . Free 

Hops,  per  lb.  (no  S.T.) . 6c.;  10c.;  16c. 

Australian  Free;  New  Zealand  Treaty  per  lb.  Free 

concentrated . 15:  20;  25 

Horn,  covered .  15  27  A;  30 

Horn  in  the  rough,  not  polished,  cleaned  only. .  .  Free 

Horn,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Horn  strips,  rough,  not  polished,  cleaned  only .  .  Free 

Horn  tips  rough,  cleaned  only .  Free 

Horse  boots . 15;  20;  30 

Horse  blankets,  wool . 20;  30;  35 

per  lb.  5;  25;  30 

Horse  clothing,  n.o.p . according  to  material 

Horse  hair,  cleaned,  dipped  or  dyed  Free 

Horse  meat,  tripe  and  other  animal  offal, 
ground  or  unground,  unfit  for  human  con¬ 
sumption^  whale  meat;  feeds  consisting 
wholly  or  in  part  of  cereals  but  not  including 
baked  biscuits;  all  the  foregoing  when  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  feeding  of  fur-bearing 
animals  or  in  the  manufacture  of  feeds  for 

such  purposes . Free 

Horse  powers,  for  farm  purposes  (see  portable 

engines . Free 

Horse  radish,  dry  roots . Free;  Free;  30 

grated  in  vinegar . 15;  32 A ;  35 

Horse  rakes,  and  complete  parts  (see  cultivators) 

(no  S.T.) . Free 

Horses,  living,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  25 

Horses  re-admitted  into  Canada,  see  p.  793 

Horses,  n.o.p .  10.00;  12.50;  25.00 

Horses,  cattle,  sheep,  goats,  asses  swine  and 
dogs  for  the  improvement  of  stock,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Governor- 
in-Council . Free 


menageries,  under  regulations  prescribed 

by  the  Minister  of  Customs . Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Hose,  guna  pervha  or  rubber,  or  cotton  or 

linen  hose  lined  with  rubber . 17 A]  20;  35 

Hose,  lined  with  rubber . 17 A',  20;  35 

Hose,  of  linen,  lined  or  unlined,  n.o.p.. . .  15;  30;  35 
Hone  supporters  According  to  material 

Hosiery,  see  Socks  and  Stockings. 

Hospitals,  public,— Surgical  suction  apparatus 
including  motive  power;  prepared  surgical 
catgut;  chloroform,  ethyl  chloride;  canopy  or 
pedestal  operating  room  lights  designed  to 
minimize  shadow,  not  including  bulbs;  all  the 
foregoing  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Can¬ 
ada,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  when  import¬ 
ed  for  the  use  of  any  publio  hospital  under 

regulations  by  the  Minister  . Free 

Hospitals,  — Articles  and  material  for  the  sole 
use  of  any  bona  fide  hospital  when  purchased 
in  good  faith  for  use  exclusively  by  the  said 
hospital  and  not  for  sale,  are  exempt  from 

Sales  Tax . Free 

Hospitals,  public, — Glassware  and  other  scienti¬ 
fic  apparatus  for  laboratory  work  in  public 
hospitals,  chairs  and  tables  for  surgical  operat¬ 
ing  purposes,  and  parts  thereof;  infant 
incubators  and  parts  thereof;  infant  identifi¬ 
cation  bead  sets  including  cases,  and  parts 
thereof,  electrocardiographs  and  parts  and 
sensitized  film  and  paper  for  use  therein; 
electroencephalographic  paper;  apparatus 
for  sterilizing  purposes,  including  bedpan 
washers  and  sterilizers  but  not  including 
washing  nor  laundry  machines;  all  for  the 
use  of  any  public  hospital,  under  such 
regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe ....  Free 
Household  effects — See  Apparel. 

Hub  blocks,  rough  turned . Free 

turned  to  shape. . . . 17 A.  20;  25 

Hydrangeas . Free ;  12  A ;  20 

Hydrate  of  alumina . Free 

Hydrated  lime,  as  prepared  wall  plaster,  weight 
of  packages  included,  per  100  pounds 

Free;  11c.;  12J^c. 

Hydrated  oxide  of  ethyl  (see  alcohol  ethyl). 

Hydraulic  or  water  lime  per  100  lbs . 5o.;  8c.;  8o. 

Hydrocarbons — Alkyl  aryl  hydrocarbons,  unsul- 
phonated,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  syn¬ 
thetic  detergents  from  Jan.  1,  1950  to  Sept. 

30,  1956,  per  gallon . Ac\  j^c;  lc 

Hydrogen-peroxide, — peroxide  of  barium,  non¬ 
alcoholic,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  per¬ 
oxide  of  hydrogen  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturer  of  peroxide  of  hydrogen . Free 

Hydrogen  gas  in  cylinders . 15;  20;  25 

cylinders  containing  the  above  gas  if  charged 

separately . Free;  20;  25 

Hymn  books  (no  Sales  Tax) . Free 

Hypochlorite  of  lime,  in  packages  of  not  less 

than  25  lbs  weight,  per  100  lbs.  .Free;  15c.;  15o. 

less  than  25  lbs . 17 A;  25:  25 

Hypodermic  units . Free 

Hyposulphite  of  soda  used  in  the  tanning  of 

leather . Free;  10;  10 

Hyposulphite  of  soda,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

I 

foe,  natural  or  manufactured  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Ice  breaking  machines  for  dairying  purposes. 

Free;  15;  35 

Ice  oream . 15;  20;  25 

Ice  cream  cones,  sweetened . 20;  30;  30 

Ice  cream  cones,  unsweetened . 12 Ai  22  A\  25 

Ice  cream  mixers,  power  machines . 10;  22  A\  35 

Ileostomy  appliances  and  materials  and  articles 

for  use  in  the  manufacture  thereof . Free 

Illipe  butter . 5;  10;  25 

Illuminating  oils,  see  petroleum  products. 

Illustrations  of  insects,  or  similar  studies,  when 
imported  for  the  use  of  colleges,  schools  and 

scientific  and  literary  societies  . Free 

Implements,  agricultural,  plates  for,  out  to 

shape  only,  from  rolled  plates  of  steel,  but  not 
moulded,  punched,  polished  or  otherwise 
manufactured . Free 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


732 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Implements,  agricultural  (wheeled)  operated  by 
hand  power,  for  use  as  seed  drills,  cultivators 


and  plows . Free 

settlers'  (see  settlers'  effects) . Free 

Incense . 15;  20;  25 

Incubator  stoves  and  furnaces  specially  made 

for  such  purposes . Free 

Incubators  (egg) . Free 

Incubators,  infant,  and  complete  parts . Free 

Indian  corn,  n.o.p.,  per  bushel . Free;  10c.;  20c. 


Indian  corn  meal  per  bbl .  Free;  22  34c, ;  25c 

India  rubber  boots  and  shoes . Free;  2234;  25 

India  rubberclothing,  and  clothing  made  water¬ 
proof  with  india  rubber . 2234:  27  34 1  35 

on  each  raincoat,  the  duty  shall  not  be  less 
than .  .  — ;  — ;  50c. 


India  rubber  manufactures  of,  n.o.p..  .  .15;  20;  2734 

unmanufactured . Free;  5;  5 

Indigo . Free 

paste  and  extraots . Free 

Indurated  fibre,  and  like  material,  and  manufac¬ 
tures  of,  n.o.p . 1734;  1734;  25 


Infusorial  earth  ground  or  manufactured. .  15;  20;  25 

Ingot  moulds,  n  o  p . Free;  734;  10 

Ingot  moulds,  used  in  the  manufacture  of  steel  Free 

Ingots,  aluminum,  per  lb . . . Free;  2c;  5c 

brass . 5;  10;  10 

Ingots,  cogged  n.o.p.  valued  at  not  less  than  three 
cents  per  lb.  when  imported  by  the  manufac¬ 
turers  of  steel  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  steel  in  their  own  factories,  under 


regulation  of  the  Minister . Free;  Free;  5 

copper,  per  lb .  lc;  134c;  134c. 

gold  or  silver  unmanufactured . Free 

iron  or  steel,  per  ton . See  iron  and  steel 

nickel  and  German  silver . Free 


white  bronze . 10;  20;  20 

Inhalers,  surgical,  substantially  of  metal . Free 

Ink  for  writing  and  drawing . 15;  20;  25 

Ink  for  printing . 1234;  15;  25 

powder  . 15;  20;  25 

rotogravure  printing  ink . 1234;  1734  ;  20 

shoemakers’ . 12  34;  17  34  ;  27  34 

wells,  glass . 15;  2233;  3234 


Insects,  crude  drugs  (see  drugs)  .  Free 

Inserts  of  tungsten  carbide  to  be  brazed  to  rock 
drills  when  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
use  only  in  their  own  factories  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  hard  metal  tipped  rock  drills.  .5;  10;  — 


Insoles,  of  any  material,  n.o.p . 20;  2734  ;  40 

Instruments  and  tools  of  trade  (settlers’)  (see 

settlers'  effects)  . Free 

bagpipes  and  complete  parts  thereof 

Free*  25*  25 

brass  band,  n.o.p .  Free;  20;  25 

brass  band  instruments,  olass  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada . Free;  1734;  25 

dental,  and  parts  (no  S.T.) . Free 


dissecting,  for  plants,  flowers,  insects,  etc . Free 


Instruments,  electrical,  and  apparatus  of  pre¬ 
cision  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
viz: — meters  or  gauges  for  indicating  and/or 
recording  altitude,  amperes,  comparisons, 
capacity,  density,  depth,  distance,  electro¬ 
lysis,  flux,  force,  frequency,  humidity,  induc¬ 
tance,  liquid  levels,  ohms,  operation,  power 
factor,  pressure,  space,  speed,  stress,  thrust, 
synchronism,  temperature,  time,  volts, 
volume,  watts,  weight — complete  parts 

thereof . _ . Free;  15;  30 

Instruments,  engineers’,  surveyors’  and  draughts¬ 
men’s  precision  instruments  and  apparatus, 
viz.: — alidades;  altazimuth  surveying  in¬ 
struments;  aneroid  barometers,  engineering, 
military  and  surveying;  angle  prisms; 
boards,  military  sketching;  box  sextants; 
clinometers;  compasses;  cross  staff  heads; 
curves,  adjustable,  irregular,  railroad  and 
ship;  curvimeters;  drafting  instruments  of 
all  kinds,  including  fitted  cases  containing 
the  same;  dipping  needles;  drafting  ma¬ 
chines;  heliographs;  integrators;  levels,  tri¬ 
pod  and  hand  or  pocket  types;  levelling 
rods;  liners,  section;  meters,  portable,  for 
hydraulic  engineering;  pantographs;  plani- 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


meters;  protractors;  parallel  rulers;  parallel 
ruling  attachments;  poles,  ranging;  pedo¬ 
meters  and  paceometers;  plane  tables,  mili¬ 
tary  and  topographic;  scales,  flat  and  tri¬ 
angular;  slide  rules;  splines;  straight  edges, 
steel  and  wooden,  tacheometers;  tallying 
machines,  pocket;  T-squares,  steel  and 
wooden;  telemeters;  theodolites;  transits, 
tripod  and  hand  or  pocket  types;  triangles  of 
all  types;  tripods  for  use  with  any  of  the 
foregoing  instruments;  parts  of  all  the  fore¬ 
going,  finished  or  not .  ..Free;  9;  10 


Instruments,  geophysical  surveying  precision 
instruments  and  equipment  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  prospecting  for,  or  in  the  explora¬ 
tion  or  development  of,  petroleum,  natural 
gas,  water  wells  and  minerals,  or  for  geo¬ 
physical  studies  for  engineering  projects, 
including  the  following:  magnetometers; 
gravity  meters  and  other  instruments  de¬ 
signed  to  measure  the  elements,  variations 
and  distortions  of  the  natural  gravitational 
force;  field  potentiometers,  meggers,  non¬ 
polarizing  electrodes,  and  electrical  equip¬ 
ment  for  making  measurements  in  drill  holes ; 
instruments  and  equipment  for  seismic  pros¬ 
pecting;  geiger  muller  counters  and  other 
instruments  for  radio-active  methods  of  geo¬ 
physical  prospecting;  electrical  and  elec¬ 
tronic  amplifying  devices  and  electrical 
thermostats  designed  to  be  used  with  any 
of  the  foregoing;  sodium  iodide  crystals, 
thalium  activated,  in  rough  cut  blanks,  when 
imported  to  be  manufactured  into  parts  for 
use  in  instruments  for  prospecting;  all  the 
foregoing  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  and  repair  parts,  tripods  and  fitted 
carrying  cases  for  any  of  the  foregoing 
. . . Free;  Free;  30. 

Instruments,  machinists’  or  metal  workers'  pre¬ 
cision  tools  and  measuring  instruments,  viz.: 

— CaliperB,  micrometers,  metal  protractors 
and  squares,  bevels,  verniers,  gauges,  gauge 
blocks,  parallels,  bottons,  mercury  plumb 
bobs,  dividers,  trammels,  scribers,  automatic 
centre  punches,  hand  speed  indicators, 
straight  edges,  key  seat  clamps  and  other 
clamps  and  vises  used  by  toolmakers  for 
precision  work,  precision  tools  and  measuring 
instruments,  n.o.p.;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing 

finished  or  not . Free;  9;  10 

musical  for  schools  of  the  blind,  to  remain  the 

property  of  said  schools . Free 

musical,  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.  (see  pianofortes 

and  organs) . . 15;  1734;  30 

philosophical,  photographic,  mathematical  and 

optical,  n.o.p .  . 234;  15;  30 

philosophical  for  literary  purposes.  (See 
philosophical) . 

pyrograpnic,  chief  value  in  platinum  points 


15;  20;  25 

strings  for  musical . 10;  15;  30 

surgical,  and  parts  (no  S.T.) . Free 

telegraph  electric  . Free:  20;  30 

telephone  instruments  electric . 10;  22  34;  30 

Insulating  pressboard,  electrical,  not  less  than 

.040  inch  in  thickness . Free;  1234;  35 

Insulating  tape,  wholly  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

r  General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Insulators  of  all  kinds  (elec.) . 15;  2234;  2734 

Insulin,  imported  without  admixture . 15;  20;  25 

Interlined  sheet  stock,  composed  of  sheets  of 
cellulose  plastics  cemented  to  cotton  fabric. 

10;  15;  25 


Intravenous  Injection  Apparatus,  partly  of 
metal,  specially  designed  to  inject  salvarsan, 
etc.,  in  the  treatment  of  disease . Free 


Invert  sugar  and  syrups,  the  products  of  sugar 
cane  or  beet  (see  sugar). 

Iodine,  crude  .  Free 

Iodine,  resublimed  jg.  2q-  25 

Iodized  mineral  salts,  for  use  exclusively  in 

feeding  animals . Free;  20;  25 

Ipecacuanha  root. .  pree 

Irish  poplin,  composed  wholly  of  silk  and  wool 
not  exceeding  twenty-five  inches  in  width! 


Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


733 


imported  in  the  web  in  lengths  of  not  less 
than  five  yards  each,  under  such  regulations 
as  the  Minister  may  prescribe,  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  neckties,  scarves  or  mufflers  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 
articles  in  their  own  factories. 

under  British  Preference . 20% 


Iron  brew,  extract  over  40%  proof,  per  cal. 
$3.00;  $5.00;  $10.00  (see  spirituous  liquors 

page  681);  and . 30;  30;  30 

Iron  and  Steel  Metals 


Cast  or  wrought,  being  waste  or  refuse,  to  be 

remelted  in  furnaces  or  oupolas . Free 

Railway  rails,  which  have  been  in  actual  use, 
to  be  remelted  in  furnaces  or  to  be  re-manufac¬ 
tured  in  rolling  mills  into  other  products  than 

iron  or  steel  rails . Free 

Provided  that  articles  or  iron  or  steel,  damaged 
in  transit,  if  broken  up  under  Customs  super¬ 
vision,  and  rendered  unsalable  except  as  scrap, 
may  be  entered  for  duty  as  scrap. 

Pig  iron,  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $1.50;  $2.50;  $2.50 

F  erro-alloy  s : — 

(a)  Ferro-manganese,  spiegeleisen  and  other 
alloys  of  manganese  and  iron  containing  not 
more  than  1  per  centum,  by  weight,  of  sili¬ 
con — per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on 
the  manganese  contained  therein 


Free;  lc.;  1  J^c. 

(6)  Silico-manganese,  silico  spiege]  and  other 
alloys  of  manganese  and  iron  containing 
more  than  1  per  centum,  by  weight,  of 
silicon — per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof, 
on  the  manganese  contained  therein 

Free;  lj^c.;  l%c. 

(c)  Ferro-silicon,  being  an  alloy  of  iron  and 

silicon  containing  8  per  centum  or  more,  by 
weight,  of  silicon  and  less  than  60  per  centum 
— per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on  the 
silicon  contained  therein . Free ;  1  J^c. ;  1 

(d)  Ferro-silicon,  being  an  alloy  of  iron  and 
silicon  containing  60  per  centum  or  more, 
by  weight,  of  silicon  and  less  than  90  per 
centum — per  pound,  or  fraction  thereof,  on 
the  silicon  contained  therein.  .Free;  1  J^c.;  2J^c. 

(e)  Ferro-silicon,  being  an  alloy  of  iron  and 
silicon  containing  90  per  centum  or  more, 
by  weight,  of  silicon — per  pound,  or  fraction 
thereof,  on  the  silicon  contained  therein 

Free;  5o.  5 ]4c- 

(/)  All  alloys  used  in  the  manufacture  of  steel 

or  iron,  n.o.p . Free;  5%;  5% 

Sponge  iron . Free 

Ingots  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.,  per  ton 

$1.50;  $3.00;  $3.00 

Blooms,  cogged  ingots,  slabs,  billets,  n.o.p., 
shot  bars,  of  iron  or  steel,  by  whatever  pro¬ 
cess  made,  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $2.50;  $4.00;  $4.00 

Ingots,  cogged  ingots,  of  iron  or  steel,  valued 
at  not  less  than  3  cents  per  pound,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  steels  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  steels,  in 
their  own  factories,  under  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  Minister . Free;  Free;  5 

Ingots,  cogged  ingots,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  forgings  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  forgings,  in  their  own  factories, 
under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister, 

per  ton . Free;  $3.00;  $3.00 

Bars  and  rods,  of  iron  or  steel;  billets  of  iron 
or  steel,  weighing  less  than  60  pounds  per 
lineal  yard: 

(а)  Not  further  processed  than  hot  rolled, 

n.o.p.,  per  ton . $4.25;  $7.00;  $7.00 

(б)  Not  further  processed  than  hammered  or 

pressed,  n.o.p . 10;  20;  30 

(c)  Cold  rolled,  drawn,  reeled,  turned  or 

ground,  n.o.p . 10;  20;  30 

( d )  Hot  rolled,  valued  at  not  less  than  4  cents 

ner  pound,  n.o.p . . Free:  12 J4;  15 

Bars  or  rods,  of  iron  or  steel,  including  billets 

weighing  less  than  60  pounds  per  lineal  yard, 
hot  rolled,  as  hereunder  defined,  under  regula¬ 
tions  prescribed  by  the  Minister; 


(a)  Rods,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 

horseshoe  nails,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  horseshoe  nails,  in  their  own 
factories .  . Free 

(b)  Rods  in  the  coil,  or  bars,  1]4  inches  in 

diameter  and  over  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  chain  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  chain,  in  their  own  factories, 
per  ton.  . . Free;  $3.50;  $3.50 

(c)  Bars,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
shovels  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  shovels,  in  their  own  factories,  per  ton 

, ,,  D  Free;  $2.75;  $3.00 

(ci)  Hods,  in  the  coil,  not  over  .375  inches  in 
diameter,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
wire  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  wire,  in  their  own  factories,  per  ton 
,  .  _  ,  .  82.25:  $5.00;  $5.00 

(e)  Bars  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  rolled,  5  inches 
in  diameter  and  larger,  when  imported  by 
manufacturer  of  polished  shafting  for  use  in 

their  own  factories,  per  ton . Free;  $7.00;  $7.00 

(/)  Sash,  casement  or  frame  sections — see  Sash. 
Plates,  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  or  cold  rolled: 

(a)  Not  more  than  66  inches  in  width,  n.o.p,, 

Per  ton . $4.25;  $8.00;  $$8.00 

(b)  More  than  66  inches  in  width,  n.o.p., 

per  ton . Free;  $6.00;  6.00 

(c)  Flanged,  dished  or  curbed,  n.o.p..  .5;  22J4;  30 

(d)  With  chequer,  diamond  or  other  raised 
pattern  on  contact  surface,  per  ton 

Free;  $8.00;  $8.00 

Sheets  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  or  cold,  rolled: 

(a)  .080  inches  or  less  in  thickness,  n.o.p. 

,  7 ]4;  20;  20 

(b)  More  than  .080  inches  in  thickness  n.o.p., 

Per  ton . $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  iron  or  steel: 

(a)  Hot  rolled,  .080  inches  and  less  in  thickness, 

n-op . .  12^;  15 

( b )  Hot  rolled,  more  than  .080  inches  in  thick¬ 
ness,  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $3.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

(c)  Cold  rolled  or  cold  drawn,  .080  inches  and 

less  in  thickness,  n.o.p . 7i4;  20;  20 

(d)  Cold  rolled  or  cold  drawn,  more  than  .080 

inches  in  thickness,  n.o.p . 12!^:  2214;  30 

Sheets  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  or  cold  rolled,  more 

than  .080  inches  in  thickness  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  cold  rolled  iron  or  steel  in 
their  own  factories,  per  ton 

$2.50;  $2.50;  $7.00 

Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  iron  or 
steel : 

(a)  Coated  with  tin,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 


made  in  Canada,  n.o.p . Free;  10;  15 

( b )  Coated  with  tin,  n.o.p . 15;  15;  20 

(c)  Coated  with  zinc,  n.o.p . 7)4',  17 }4;  20 

(tf)  Coated  with  metal  or  metals,  n.o.p. 

^  5;  10;  15 

(e)  Coated  with  paint,  tar,  asphaltum  or  other¬ 
wise  coated,  n.o.p . 5;  12)4;  15 


(/)  Coated  with  vitreous  enamel,  n.o.p. 

10;  20;  25 

(g)  Corrugated  or  pebbled,  coated  or  not.  10;  20;  25 
Skelp,  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  roiled,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  pipes  and 
tubes  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  pipes  and  tubes,  in  their  own  factories,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister.  .Free;  5;  5 
Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  iron 
or  steel,  hot  rolled,  valued  at  not  less  than 

five  cents  per  pound,  n.o.p . Free;  12 )4;  15 

Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  rust, 
acid  or  heat  resisting  steels,  hot  rolled,  valued 
at  not  less  than  five  cents  per  pound 

Free;  12J4;  20 

Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  iron 
or  steel,  as  hereunder  defined,  under  regula¬ 
tions  prescribed  by  the  Minister: 

(a)  Plates  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  or  repair 
of  the  pressure  parts  of  boilers,  pulp  digesters, 
steam  accumulators  and  vessels  for  the  re¬ 
fining  of  oil,  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  $5.00;  $5.00 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


734 


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[1956 


(6)  8heet8.  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  cold 
rolled,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  butts, 
hinges,  typewriters  or  sewing  machines  in  their 
own  factories . Free;  7)4;  10 

(c)  Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  hot 

rolled,  being  mould  boards,  shares,  cultivator 
or  shoe  shapes,  plough  plates,  and  sides  or  disc 
circles,  when  such  rectangles,  circles  or  sketch¬ 
es  are  cut  to  shape,  but  not  moulded,  punched, 
polished  or  otherwise  manufactured,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  agricultural  im¬ 
plements  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  agricultural  implements,  in  their  own 
factories . Free 

(d)  Sheets,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  coated, 
polished  or  not,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  saddlery  hardware  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  saddlery  hardware,  in 

their  own  factories . Free 

(«)  Sheets,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  hot  or  cold 
rolled,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
shovels  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 

of  shovels,  in  their  own  factories,  per  ton 

Free;  $2.75;  $3.00 

(/)  Hoop,  band  or  strip,  hot  or  cold  rolled  or 
drawn,  coated  or  not,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  mats  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  mats,  in  their  own  factories. 

Free;  5;  5 

( g )  Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  not 

tempered  or  ground  nor  further  manufactured 
than  cut  to  shape,  without  indented  edges, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  saws  or 
straw-cutters  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  saws  or  straw-cutters,  in  their  own 
factories . Free 

(h)  Sheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  har¬ 
dened,  tempered  or  ground,  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  cut  to  shape,  without  indented 
edges,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
saws  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 

saws,  in  their  own  factories . Free;  7)4;  12)4 

(t)  Sheets,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  when  imported 

by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  buckle  clasps,  bedfasts,  furni¬ 
ture  casters,  corset  steels,  clock  springs,  shoe 
shanks,  phonograph  motor  springs  or  ball 

bearings,  in  their  own  factories . Free;  Free;  5 

(jZ)  Hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  steel  of  Bessemer 
quality,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
hinges,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufactu  e 
of  hinges  in  their  own  factories,  per  ton 

■ . . Free;  $4.00;  $8.00 

O')  Hoop,  band  or  strip,  being  tagging  metal, 
coated  or  not,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  shoe  and  corset  laces  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  shoe  and  corset 
laces,  in  their  own  factories . Free;  Free;  5 

( k )  Sheets,  hot  or  cold  rolled,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  hollow-ware  coated  with 
vitreous  enamel  or  of  apparatus  designed  for 
cooking  or  for  heating  buildings,  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  hollow-ware 
coated  with  vitreous  enamel  or  of  vitreous- 
enamelled  sheets  for  apparatus  designed  for 
cooking  or  for  heating  buildings. 

Free;  10;  12)4 

(l)  Sheets,  cold  rolled,  blue  polished,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  apparatus 
designed  for  cooking  or  for  heating  buildings, 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
apparatus  designed  for  cooking  or  for  heating 
buildings,  in  their  own  factories.  .  . .  Free;  10;  12)4 
( m-1 )  Sheets  of  iron  or  steel,  cold  rolled,  when 
imported  for  use  exclusively  by  manufacturers 

of  sheet  coated  with  tin . Free;  15;  15 

(m-Z)  Sheets,  hoop,  band  or  strip  of  iron  or 
steel,  not  rolled,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  sheets,  hoop,  band  or  strips,  coated 
with  zinc  or  other  metal  or  metals,  not  includ¬ 
ing  tin,  in  their  own  factories . 5;  17)4;  20 

Sheets  or  strip,  cold  rolled,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  pipes  and  tubes,  for  use 


exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  pipes  and 
tubes,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister . .  .  Free;  5;  5 

(n)  Hoop,  band  or  strip,  hot  rolled,  in  coils 

not  less  than  100  ft  in  length,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  cold  rolled  iron  or  steel,  in  their 
own  factories . Free;  5;  5 

(o)  Hoop,  band  or  strip,  cold  rolled  electro- 
galvanized,  6"  in  width  or  less,  in  coils  of  not 
less  than  100  feet,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  rolling  doors,  in  their  own  factory. 

Free;  7)4;  7)4 

Strip  of  iron  or  steel,  cold  rolled,  tempered 
or  not,  electro-galvanized,  two  and  one  quarter 
inches  or  less  in  width,  .080  inches  or  less  in 
thickness,  in  coils  of  not  less  than  one  hundred 
feet,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  flexible  metal 
hose  or  of  metal  belting — April  1,  1949  to 

December  31,  1955  . Free;  7)4;  20 

Sheets  or  strip  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  or  cold 
rolled,  with  silicon  content  of  .075  or  more, 
when  imported  b>  manufacturers  oi  electrical 
apparatus  or  of  parts  therefor,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  electrical  apparatus  or  of  parts 
therefor  in  their  own  factories..  .Free;  12)4:  12)4 
Sheets  or  strip  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  or  cold  rol¬ 
led,  not  more  than  .025  of  an  inch  in  thickness, 
containing  not  less  than  2.90  per  cent  of  silicon, 
coated  or  not,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
electrical  apparatus  or  parts  of  electrical  ap¬ 
paratus . Free;  Free;  12)4 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Hoop  steel,  not  or  cold  rolled,  plain  or  coat¬ 
ed,  .064  inch  or  less  in  thickness,  not  more 
than  three  inches  in  width,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  barrels  or  kegs,  or  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  flat  hoops  or  barrels  and  kegs 
for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories 

. Free;  12)4;  12)4 

Hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  steel  of  Bessemer 
quality,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
hinges,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  hinges,  in  their  own  factories,  per  ton 

Free;  $4.00;  $8.00 

Hoop  ^teel,  hot  rolled,  with  mill  or  rolled 
edges,  plain  or  coated,  .0972  inch  or  less  in 
thickness,  not  more  than  three  inches  in  width, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  hoops  for  barrels 

or  kegs . Free;  Free;  12)4 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957. 

Railway  rails,  or  iron  or  steel,  of  any  weight 
or  for  any  purpose,  punched,  drilled  or  not, 

per  ton . $4.50:  $6.00;  $7.00 

Rails  (track),  of  iron  or  steel,  other  than 
railway  rails,  further  manufactured  than  hot 
rolled,  with  other  sections,  arched  or  not, 

welded  thereto  or  not . Free;  12)4;  35 

Railway  ties,  fish-plates,  splice  bars,  rail 
joints,  tie-plates,  of  iron  or  steel,  per  ton 

$5.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

Steel  grooved  (or  girder)  rails  for  electric 
tramway  use,  weighing  not  less  than  75  pounds 
per  lineal  yard,  punched,  drilled,  or  not.  of 
shapes  and  lengths  not  made  in  Canada,  per 

ton  . . . . . Free  $7.00;  $7.00 

Railway  intersection  layouts,  intersections, 
switches,  crossings,  frogs,  guard  rails,  of  iron  or 

steel . 15:  25;  30 

Iron  or  steel  angles,  beams,  channels, 
columns,  girders,  joists,  tees,  zees  and  other 
shapes  or  sections,  not  punched,  drilled  or 
further  manufactured  than  hot  rolled,  weigh¬ 
ing  not  less  than  35  pounds  per  lineal  yard, 
n  o  p.;  piling  of  iron  or  steel,  not  punched  or 
drilled,  weighing  not  less  than  35  pounds  per 
lineal  yard,  including  inter-locking  sections,  if 
any,  used  therewith,  n.o.p.,  per  ton 

Free:  $3.00;  $3.00 

Iron  or  steel  shapes  or  sections,  as  hereunder 
defined,  not  punched,  drilled  or  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  hot  rolled,  weighing  not  less  than 
35  pounds  per  lineal  yard,  viz.  I-beams,  up  to 
and  including  6  inches  in  depth,  but  not  to 
include  H  sections;  channels,  up  to  and 


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1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


735 


including  7  incnes  in  depth;  angles,  up  to  and 
including  6  inches  by  6  inches;  zees,  up  to  and 
including  6  inches  in  depth  of  web  per  ton 

$4.00;  $6.00;  $6.00 

Iron  or  steel  angles,  beams,  channels, 
columns,  girders,  joists,  tees,  zees  and  other 
shapes  or  sections,  Dot  punched,  drilled  or 
further  manufactured  than  hot  rolled,  n.o.p.; 
piling  oi  iron  or  steel,  not  punched  or  drilled, 
including  interlocking  sections,  if  any,  used 

therewith,  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $4.00;  $7.00;  $7.00 

Iron  or  steel  beams  or  joists,  not  punched, 
drilled  or  further  manufactured  than  hot 
rolled,  weighing  less  than  5)4  pounds  per 
lineal  yard  for  each  inch  in  depth  of  web 
i  *  ,  5;12^;17^ 

Iron  or  steel  angles,  beams,  channels, 
columns,  girders,  joists,  piling,  tees,  zees,  and 
other  shapes  or  sections,  punched,  drilled  or 
further  manufactured  than  hot  rolled  or 

cast,  n.o.p . 17 14;  25;  40 

Iron  or  steel  side  or  centre  sill  sections,  of 
all  sizes  not  manufactured  in  Canada,  weigh¬ 
ing  not  less  than  35  pounds  per  lineal  yard, 
not  punched,  drilled,  or  further  manufactured, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  railway 
cars,  for  use  in  their  own  factories,  per  ton 

Free;  $3  00;  $3.00 

Provided:  That  upon  any  article  or  com¬ 
modity  enumerated  in  tariff  items  377,  377a, 
378a,  378b,  378c,  388a,  388b  and  388c  of  this 
schedule,  not  being  of  greater  value  than  6)4 
cents  per  pound,  there  shall  be  levied,  collected 
and  paid,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 
Minister,  in  addition  to  the  rates  of  Customs 
duties  enumerated  in  such  said  tariff  items,  an 
ad  valorem  surtax  of  five  per  centum  when  any 
such  said  article  or  commodity  contains: 

(а)  Vanadian — 0.15  per  centum  or  more,  by 
weight. 

(б)  Molybdenum — 0.15  per  centum  or  more, 
by  weight. 

(c)  Nickel — 0.4  per  centum  or  more,  by  weight. 

(d)  Chromium,  0.4  per  centum  or  more,  by 
weight. 

(«)  Tungsten,  0.4  per  centum  or  more,  by 
weight. 

(/)  Cobalt,  0.4  per  centum  or  more  by  weight. 

( a )  Manganese,  1.0  per  centum  or  more,  by 
weight. 

( h )  Silicon,  1.0  per  oentum  or  more,  by  weight. 

(i)  Any  other  element,  not  being  iron  or 
carbon,  in  excess  of  .5  per  centum,  by  weight. 

Castings  of  iron,  malleable,  n.o.p. 

15;  20;  27)4 

Castings  of  iron,  non-malleable,  n.o.p. 

15;  20;  27)4 

Castings  of  steel,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  27)4 

Castings,  piston  rings  of  steel  in  the  rough,  as 

from  the  moulds . Free;  Free;  27  J4 

Castings  of  iron  or  steel: 

(а)  Being  ingot  moulds  for  use  in  the  produc¬ 
tion  of  steel . Free 

(б)  Being  moulds,  n.o.p. . . . Free;  7)4;  10 

Forged  golf  club  heads,  of  iron  or  steel,  with 

or  without  face  or  similar  marking,  but  not 
ground,  polished,  plated  or  otherwise  finished 

10;  10;  30 

Forgings  of  steel,  rough  machined  and  fitted  or 
not,  and  handles  of  steel  or  of  metal  alloy  in 
the  rough,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  surgical  and  dental  instruments  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  such  instruments  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  27)4;  30 

Forgings,  iron  or  steel,  in  any  degree  of  manu¬ 
facture,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22 J 4;  30 

Forgings,  iron  or  steel,  in  any  degree  of  manu¬ 
facture,  hollow,  machined  or  not,  not  less 
than  12  inches  in  internal  diameter;  and  all 
other  forgings,  solid  or  otherwise,  in  any 
degree  of  manufacture,  rough  turned  or  rough 
machined  or  not,  of  a  weight  of  20  tons  or 

over . _ . Free;  15;  30 

Rolled  steel  wheels  in  one  piece  in  the  rough, 
not  drilled  or  machined  in  any  manner,  for 
railway  vehicles,  including  locomotives  and 


tenders,  when  imported  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  steel  wheels  for  use  on  railway  roll¬ 
ing  stock . Free;  gO;  30 

Tires,  of  steel,  in  the  rough,  not  drilled  or 
machined  in  any  manner,  for  railway  vehicles, 
including  looomotives  and  tenders 


Free;  7)4;  10 

Axles  and  axle  bars,  n.o.p.,  and  axle  blanks 
and  parts  thereof,  of  iron  or  steel: 

(а)  For  railway  vehicles,  including  locomotives 

and  tenders . 7)4;  22)4;  30 

(б)  For  other  vehicles,  n.o.p . 221 4;  22)4-  35 

(c)  N.o.p . 20, :  22$l  30 

Sections,  of  iron  or  steel,  not  being  ordinary 
square,  flat  or  round  bars,  whether  forged  and 
punched  or  not,  unfinished,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  hames  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  hames,  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister . Free 

Blanks,  of  iron  or  steel,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  milling  cutters  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  milling  cutters,  in 
their  own  factories,  under  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  Minister . Free;  12)4;  12)4 

Pipe,  cast,  of  iron  or  steel,  valued  at  not 
more  than  five  cents  per  pound,  per  ton 

$5.00;  $10.00;  $14.00 
Pipe,  cast,  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p. 


Free;  7)4;  10 

Pipes  and  tubes,  of  wrought  iron  or  steel, 
plain  or  coated: 

(а)  Welded  or  seamless,  with  plain  or  processed 

ends,  not  more  than  10)4  inches  in  diameter, 
n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  30 

(б)  Welded  or  seamless,  with  plain  or  processed 

ends,  more  than  103di  inches  in  diameter, 
n.o.p . 10;  15;  20 

(c)  Not  joined,  with  plain  ends,  not  more  than 

2)4  inches  in  diameter,  n.o.p . 5;  10;  15  . 

(d)  N.o.p . 123^;  15;  30 

Pipes  and  tubes,  of  steel,  seamless,  cold 

drawn,  plain  ends,  valued  at  not  less  than  five 

cents  per  pound,  n.o.p . Free;  5;  5 

Pipes  and  tubes  of  iron  or  steel,  seamless, 
cold  drawn,  plain  ends,  polished,  valued  at  not 
less  than  five  cents  per  pound,  steel  tubes, 
welded  or  seamless,  more  than  10  )4  inches  in 
diameter,  with  plain  ends,  when  imported 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  or 
repair  of  rolls  for  paper-making  machinery 

Free;  15;  30 

Pipe,  of  steel,  seamless,  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  cut  to  length  and  formed  or 
bent  to  shape,  deburred  or  not;  pipe  caps  of 
steel,  not  further  manufactured  than  formed 
or  bent  to  shape,  deburred  or  not;  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  butt- welding  fittings — 

April  1,  1949  to  Dec.  31,  1955 . Free;  10;  35 

Tubing  of  iron  or  steel,  not  joined,  not 
more  than  %  inch  in  diameter,  with  one  end 
swaged,  or  swaged,  split  and  spread,  but  not 
further  manufactured,  when  imported  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  fishing  rods 


Free;  7)4 ;  15 

Pipes,  tubes  and  flues,  of  wrought  iron  or 
steel,  with  plain,  swelled  or  thickened  ends, 
when  imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  or  repair  of  pressure  parts  of 
boilers,  pulp  mill  digesters  and  vessels  for  the 
refining  of  oil,  in  their  own  factories,  under 

regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Pipes  and  tubes,  of  wrought  iron  or  steel,  brass 
covered,  not  more  than  3  inches  in  diameter, 
and  brass  trimmings,  not  polished,  lacquered 
or  otherwise  manufactured,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  iron  or  brass  bedsteads  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  iron  or 
brass  bedsteads,  in  their  own  factories,  under 

regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Tubing,  wrought  iron  or  steel,  not  more  than 
3 4  inch  in  diameter,  in  lengths  not  less  than  6 
feet,  coated  with  metal  other  than  zino,  not 
polished,  bent  or  further  manufactured,  when 
imported  by  manufacturer  to  be  further 
processed  in  their  own  factories 


Free;  7)4;  7)4 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


Tubing,  seamless  steel,  valued  at  not  less  than 
five  cents  per  pound,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  roller  bearings  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  bearings  in 
their  own  factories. 

Free;  Free;  30 

Pipes  and  tubes,  not  exceeding  2  inches  in 
diameter,  made  from  puddled  iron,  when  for 
use  exclusively  in  recovering  crude  petroleum .  Free 
Fittings ,  of  iron  or  steel,  of  every  description 
for  iron  or  steel  pipes  and  tubes  and  complete 


parts  thereof  . . 20;  22  J4;  30 

Wire  for  baling  farm  produce . — ;  Free;  — 

Wire,  of  iron  or  steel: 

(a)  Barbed  fencing,  coated  or  not.  .  ...  Free;  10;  10 


(i>)  Twisted,  braided  or  stranded,  including 
wire  rope  or  cable,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. 

15;  25;  25 

(c)  Drawn  flat  or  cold  rolled  flat  after  drawing, 
coated  or  not,  n.o.p.,  not  more  than  .25  inches 
in  width  and  less  than  .1875  inches  in  thickness 

7)4;  20;  20 

(<f)  Coated  with  zinc  or  spelter,  curved  or  not, 
in  coils,  .144,  .104  or  .092  inches  in  diameter, 
with  tolerance  not  to  exceed  .004  inches,  and 
not  for  use  in  telegraph  or  telephone  lines 

Free;  10;  10 

(e)  Coated  with  zinc  or  spelter,  n.o.p. 

10;  20;  20 

(/)  Single  or  several,  covered  with  any  material. 


including  cable  so  covered . 15;  25  30 

(g)  N.o.p. . . .  .15;  15;  20 


Wire  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  with  zinc  or 
spelter,  curved  or  not,  in  coils,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  barbed  fencing 
wire  or  of  wire  fencing  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  barbed  fencing  wire  or  of 

wire  fencing,  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Wire  cold  drawn,  galvanized,  tempered  or 
not,  in  coils  of  not  less  than  5,000  feet,  when 
imported  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
speedometer  flexible  outer  casing.  .  .Free;  Free;  20 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

Woven  netting,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated, 
made  from  wire  of  17  gauge  or  heavier  with 
meshes  not  smaller  than  one  inch  and  not 
larger  than  two  inches,  with  specially  strength¬ 
ened  joints,  when  for  use  exclusively  on  fur 
farms,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister . 12)4;  20;  30 

of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada .5;  17)4 ;  30 
Wire  of  all  metals  and  kinds,  n  o.p.  .  10;  20;  35 
Wire,  single  or  several,  covered  with  any 
material,  including  cable  so  covered,  n.o.p. 

20;  20;  30 

Wire,  twisted,  braided  or  stranded,  includ¬ 
ing  wire  rope  and  wire  cable,  coated  or  not, 

n.o.p . 17  J4;  22)4;  25 

Wire  cloth,  or  woven  wire  of  brass  or 

eopper . 17)4;  20;  25 

Woven  or  welded  wire  fencing,  of  iron  or 
steel,  from  wire  not  more  than  .144  inches  and 
not  less  than  .080  inches  in  diameter,  with 
tolerance  not  to  exceed  .004  inches;  wire  fenc¬ 
ing,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. 

Free;  12)4;  15c. 

Woven  or  welded  wire  fencing,  of  iron  or 
steel,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p.;  wire  cloth  or  wire 
netting,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not.  17)4;  25;  35 
Ex.  Woven  or  welded  wire  fencing,  of  iron  ’ 

or  steel,  coated  or  not . 12)4;  20;  35 

Wire  of  steel: 

( а )  Spring,  not  less  than  .40  per  centum,  by 
weight  of  carbon,  when  imported  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  springs  for 
mattresses,  cushions  or  upholstery: 

(1 )  .128,  .116,  .104  and  .092  inch  in  diameter, 
with  a  tolerance  not  to  exceed  .003  inch. 

Free;  5;  7)4 

(2)  .144,  .080,  .072,  .064,  .056  and  .048  inch 

in  diameter,  with  a  tolerance  not  to  exceed 
.003  inch . 5;  5;  7 14 

(б)  Flat  or  woven  flat,  in  the  coil,  coated  or  not, 

.064  inches  in  thickness  or  thinner,  with  toler¬ 
ance  not  to  exceed  .002  inches,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  corset  clasps,  steels,  wires 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


and  dress  stays  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  corset  clasps,  steels,  wires  and  dress 
stays,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free;  5;  5 

(c)  Valued  at  not  less  than  2  %  cents  per  pound, 

when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  wire  rope 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  wire 
rope,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free;  5.  7)4 

(d)  Single,  not  covered,  in  coils,  for  use  exclu¬ 

sively  in  trolling  in  bona  fide  deep  sea  or  inland 
commercial  fishing  operations . Free;  7)4;  10 

(e)  Steel  wire,  coated  or  not,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  machine  card  clothing  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  machine 

card  clothing  in  their  own  factories . Free 

If)  Rust  or  acid  resisting  steel  wire,  twisted 

or  stranded,  for  use  exclusively  in  commercial 

fishing  operations . Free;  10;  25 

Springs,  of  iron  or  steel: 


(а)  For  the  running  and  draft  gear  of  railway 
vehicles,  including  locomotives  and  tenders 

20;  27)4;  30 

(б)  For  the  running  gear  of  other  vehicles 

2234;  27)4;  35 

Springs,  of  iron  or  steel,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  surgical  trusses  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  surgical  trusses, 
in  their  own  factories,  under  regulations 

prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Springs,  of  iron  or  steel,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  clocks  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  clocks  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister . Free;  7)4;  10 

Coil  chain,  coil  chain  links,  including  repair 
links  and  chain  shackles,  of  iron  or  steel; 

(a)  One  and  one-eighth  inches  in  diameter 

and  over . Free ;  5 ;  5 

(b)  Less  than  one  and  one-eighth  inches  in 

diameter . 15;  22)4;  25 

Silent  chain  and  finished  roller  chain,  of  iron 
or  steel,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
n.o.p.,  either  chain  of  the  type  which  operates 
over  gears  or  sprockets  with  machine  cut 

teeth . Free;  15;  25 

Chains,  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.,  and  complete 

parts  thereof . 15;  22)4;  35 

Malleable  sprocket  chain  and  link  belting 
chain,  of  iron  or  steel,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  agricultural  implements  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  agricul¬ 
tural  implements,  in  their  own  factories,  under 

regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Wood  screws,  iron  or  steel . 15;  20;  30 

Machine  and  other  screws,  n.o.p.,  iron  or 

steel . 15;  17)4;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  )4c.;  lc. 

Wood  or  machine  screws  of  brass,  copper  or 

other  metals,  n.o.p . 22)4;  30;  35 

Composition  metal  and  plated  metal,  in 
bars,  ingots  or  cores,  for  the  manufacture  of 
watch  cases,  jewelry,  filled  gold  and  silver 
seamless  wire  and  for  dental  purposes.  .Free;  7)4;  10 
Manufactures  of  iron  and  steel  n.o.p. 

10;  22)4;  35 


Metal  shells  and  hinges  for  use  in  manufactur¬ 
ing  jewellery  boxes  and  spectacle  cases,  not 
further  finished  .  than  shaped,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada,  from  the  United 

Kingdom . Free 

Locomotive  beds  or  frames  of  steel,  cast  in 
one  piece;  tender  frames  of  steel,  cast  in  one 
piece;  cast  steel  cradles  for  the  rear  ends  of 
locomotive  frames;  cast  steel  truck  frames  and 
bolsters  for  engines,  tenders,  and  passenger 
coaches;  platform  castings  for  passenger 
coaches;  all  the  foregoing  whether  in  the  rough 
or  semi-manufactured  for  use  on  railway 

rolling  stock . Free;  5 

Tools,  wholly  or  in  part  of  iron  or  steel, 
n.o.p.  for  use  in  machines; 

(1)  Of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 

V,;  ••••', . . Free;  07)4;  35 

t2)  Of  a  class  or  kind  made  in  Canada 

. 10;  22)4;  35 


Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


737 


Welding  rods  or  welding  wires  of  rust,  acid 
or  heat  resisting  steel,  whether  or  not  flux 

coated . . . 10;  15;  35 

Metal  parts  in  any  degree  of  manufacture, 
coated  or  not,  and  wooden  parts  in  the  rough, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  spools, 
quills,  pirns,  bobbins  and  shuttles,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  such  articles,  in  their  own 


factories . — ;  10;  — 

Isinglass . .  .  .15:  20;  25 


for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  powdered  pectin, 
carrageen  and  sodium  alignate — until  Dec. 


Isotopes,  artificially  produced . Free;  Free;  25 

Istle  fibre  vtampico) . Fret 

Ivory .  black .  Free 

carvings . 10;  15;  25 

vaccine  points .  .  .  .  Free 

Ivory  and  ivory  nuts,  piano  key  ivories  and 

veneers  of  ivory,  unmanufactured .  Free 

Ivory,  manufacture  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

J 

J  alap  root  (unground) . Free 

ground . Free;  15;  25 

Jellies,  jam.  marmalades,  preserves,  fruit  butter 

and  condensed  mincemeat,  per  lb . lj£c;  3c;  5c 

Jelly  powders . 1234;  2234;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  34c 

Japans  and  japan  driers,  n.o.p . 5;  15;  30 

per  gal.  15c.;  15c.;  20c. 

Jars,  glass . 15;  20;  3234 

Jars  (see  also  “Packages"). 


Jeans,  sateens  and  coutils,  n.o.p.,  to  pay  same 
rate  as  cotton  fabrics. 

Jersey  cloth,  knitted  wholly  of  cotton,  for  the 
manufacture  of  rubber  boots  and  shoes  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  rubber  boots  and 
shoes  for  use  for  the  manufacture  of  such 


articles  in  their  own  factories . 10;  20;  25 

Jet,  manufacture  of .  15;  20;  25 

Jewel  cases . 15;  2234:  40 


Jewellery  findings  of  metal,  not  plated  or  coated, 
including  stampings,  trimmings,  spring- 
rings,  bolt-rings,  clasps,  snaps,  swivels,  vest 
chain  bars,  joints,  catches,  pin  tongues, 
buckle  tongues,  coil  pins,  clip  actions,  set¬ 
tings  and  eyepins,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  jewellery  or  ornaments  for  thi 
adornment  of  the  person,  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles,  in  their 

own  factories . 15;  20;  30 

Wire  or  strip,  viz.:  Gold,  gold-filled,  silver, 
silver-filled,  brass  or  nickel  silver,  knurled, 
twisted,  figured  or  with  ornamental  design 
rolled  or  drawn  thereon,  and  wire  of  nickel 
silver,  plain,  in  coil  or  otherwise,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  jewellery  or 
ornaments  for  the  adornment  of  the  person, 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  articles,  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  12J4;  25 

Metal  parts  n.o.p.,  in  any  degree  of  manufac¬ 
ture  but  not  coated,  plated  nor  covered  in 
any  manner,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
spectacle  cases  and  jewellery  boxes;  hinges 
of  any  material,  finished  or  not,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  spectacle  cases  and 

jewellery  boxes . Free;  1234;  35 

Jewellery,  for  the  adornment  of  the  person, 

n.o.p . 20;  30;  45 

Jewellery,  scrap,  fit  only  to  be  remelted,  under 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe .  Free 

Jewels  for  watch  movements . Free;  15;  15 

Jewels,  sapphire  meter,  cupped  for  bearings 

734:  10;  10 

Joists,  drilled  and  punched . 20;  35;  40 

other  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $4.00;  $7.00:  $7.00 

Juice,  fruit  and  lime,  not  over  25%  proof,  per 

gallon .  . $2.50:  *2.50  $2.50 

over  25%  proof,  per  gal. ..  $10.00:  $10.00;  $10.00 

and. 30;  30;  30 

lime,  raw  and  concentrated,  not  refined  per 

gallon.  ..  . Free;  15c.;  15c. 

Juices,  fruit,  n.o.p.: — 

Lime  juice . 10;  10;  25 


Orange  juice . Free;  10;  25 

Lemon  juice . 10;  10;  25 

Passion  fruit  juice . 10;  10;  25 

Pineapple  juice . 10;  10;  25 

Grapefruit  juice . Free;  10;  25 

Blended  orange  and  grapefruit  juice.  .Free;  10;  25 

Fruit  juices,  n.o.p . 10;  10;  25 

Juices,  grape,  in  containers  of  more  than  one 
gallon  each.  Testing  not  more  than  1.074 
specific  gravity  at  60  degrees  temperature 

per  gal... . .  150;  20c;  25c. 

and  in  addition  thereto,  for  each  increment  of 
0.01  in  specific  gravity  above  1.074.  .  ,3c;  3c;  3o. 
Juices,  orange,  lemon  and  passion  fruit — under 

Australian  and  South  Africa  Treaty . Free 

under  New  Zealand  Treaty,  lemon  and  passion 

fruit . . 

Juice,  vegetable .  1234;'  2734;  35 

June  buds,  each . Free;  5c.;  6c. 

Junk,  old  . Free 

Jute  bags  or  sacks . 1234;  15;  20 

Jute  butts . Free 

Jute  canvas,  n.o.p . Free:  2234;  25 

Jute  canvas,  not  bleached  nor  colored. .  .Free;  5;  15 

Jute  carpets,  rugs,  mats  and  matting. ..  15;  22 34;  25 
Jute  cloth,  as  taken  from  the  loom,  not  coloured, 
cropped,  mangled,  pressed,  calendered  nor 

finished  in  any  way . Free:  5;  15 

Jute  fabrics,  coated  or  impregnated.. .  1234  ;  2234;  30 

Jute  fibre,  bleached . Free 

Jute,  articles  made  from  fabrics,  finished  or 
unfinished, _  and  all  textile  manufactures, 
wholly  of  jute,  n.o.p.;  fabrics  wholly  of  jute, 
coated  or  impregnated,  and  jute  fabric  backed 

with  paper . 1234  ;  2234  ;  30 

yarn,  plain  dyed  or  coloured  when  imported 
by  manufacturer  for  use  exclusively  in  their 
own  factories  for  weaving  purposes  or  for 

insulating  wire . Free;  10;  15 

Jute  shopping  bags- with  metal  handles  12  34;  22  J4;  40 
Woven  jute  fabric,  impregnated,  imported  in 
lengths  not  more  than  three  feet  each .  .Free;  5;  15 
woven  fabrics,  wholly  of  jute,  not  bleached  nor 
coloured . Free;  5c  per  100  lineal  yds;  15% 

K 

Kainite  or  German  potash  salts . Free 

Kyanite,  crude  or  calcined,  but  not  further 

processed  than  ground . Free;  Free;  25 

Kalkspar  (ground  chalk) .  Free 

Kalsomine,  dry . 12J4;  1734  ;  2234 

liquid . 1734;  25;  30 

Kaoline,  crude . Free 

Kartavert . 1734:  1734  :  25 

Kayao  (Stearine)  vegetable . 15;  20;  25 

Kelp  . Free 

Kentledge,  iron,  per  ton . See  iron  and  steel 

Kernels  of  aprioots .  15;  20;  30 

Kerosene  engines . 15;  25;  25 

Key-machinery  and  complete  parts,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  metal  keys  for  the  open¬ 
ing  of  cans  containing  food  products,  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  keys 

in  their  own  factory . Free;  15;  20 

Keys,  piano  or  organ,  parts  for  manufactures 

of  (see  piano  material) . Free 

watch . Free;  15;  15 

clock . 10;  25;  25 

Kilns  or  furnaces  for  burning  paintingB  on 

china . 10;  25;  35 

Kilns,  rotary,  for  roasting  ores,  etc . .  Free 

Knees,  iron  or  steel,  for  vessels  (see  masts)  Free 
Knife  blades  or  blanks,  and  table  forks  of  German 
silver  or  iron  or  steel  in  the  rough,  not  handled, 
filed,  ground  or  otherwise  manufactured 

Free;  734:  10 

handles,  celluloid,  moulded  into  sizes  for,  not 

bored  or  otherwise  manufactured . Free 

polish,  n.o.p.  .  . 1234;  1734  ;  2734 

Knife  and  tool  grinders,  iron  or  steel.  .  .  .  10;  2234 ;  35 

Knitted  garments,  n.o.p . 20;  35;  45 

per  lb..  — ;  — ;  30c, 

Knitted  underwear  and  knitted  goods  n.o.p. 

20;  35;  45 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30c. 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


Knitting  machine  needles,  steel  latch. .  .  .  10;  25;  35 

and  per  M . — ;  $1.50;  $1.50 

Knitting  Machine,  parts  not  made  in  Canada 

Free:  5;  10 

Knitting  needles,  celluloid . 10:  25;  35 

Knitted  wool  bootees,  having  soles  of  knitted 

material . 20;  35;  45 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30o. 
Knives,  belt,  for  leather  splitting  machine 

10;  22>£;  35 

Knives,  edging  and  hay  or  straw  knives . Free 

pruning  shears . Free 

reaper  and  mower,  steel  for . See  steel  sheets 

steel  and  all  other  cutlery  of  steel,  plated  or 

not,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

table . 15;  25;  30 

Knobs,  door,  nickel  plated . 17  34;  2234;  4o 

iron . 10;  2234  1  35 

porcelain  insulators . 15;  2234;  2734 

wood . 17  34,  20;  25 

Kryolite  (ore)  (or  cryolite) .  Free 

Kyanite,  crude  or  calcined,  but  not  further  pro¬ 
cessed  than  ground . Free;  Free;  25 


Labels,  cotton . 25;  25;  3234 

and  per  lb.  — ;  4c. 

Labels  for  fruit,  vegetables,  meats,  hsh,  con¬ 
fectionery,  cigar  boxes  or  other  goods  or 

wares . 1735;  2234;  35 

ribbon  of  silk . 2734:  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  7c.;  7c. 
Lac,  crude,  seed  or  stick  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  bleached  shellac  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  bleached 

shellac  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Lac,  crude,  seed,  button,  stick  and  shell .  .Free;  10;  15 

Lace  collars,  wholly  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Lace  collars,  n.o.p . According  to  material 

Lace  and  embroideries,  wholly  of  cotton, 
coloured,  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  clothing  in 

their  own  factories,  per  lb . 734;  15;  30 

and  per  lb.  for  General  Rate  40- 
Lace  and  embroideries,  wholly  of  flax  or  of 
hemp,  or  of  flax,  hemp  and  cotton,  not 
coloured,  imported  by  manufacturer  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  cloth¬ 
ing  in  their  own  factory . 1234;  1234;  20 

wholly  ot  cotton,  not  coloured,  when  imported 
for  use  exclusively  by  manufacturers  in  the 
manufacture  of  clothing,  in  their  own 

factories . 734;  10;  20 

Lace,  embroidery,  lace  nottings  of  cotton,  all  of 

cotton . 15;  20;  30 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Lace  garments,  wholly  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 
yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  cotton,  number 
70  and  finer,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  levers’  lace,  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Lace,  nets  and  nettings,  wholly  of  cotton.  15;  20;  30 
and  per  lb.  3c.;  334c.;  4c. 
Lace,  paper  and  paper  lace  mats  .  .  .  .1734;  25;  35 
Laces,  boot,  shoe,  stay  and  shirt,  of  cotton 

25;  30;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4o 
Laces,  boot,  shoe,  shirt  and  stay,  n.o.p. 

According  to  material 

shoe  and  corset,  tagging  metal  for  (see  tagging 

metal) .  . . . . . See  iron  and  steel 

Lacquers,  spirit,  per  gal . 75o.;  85c:  SI. 25 

Laoquers,  n.o.p.  (varnishes),  per  gal..  .  15c.;  15c.;  20 

and  5;  15;  30 

Lags,  toothed,  for  rag  picking  machines.  Rag 
picking  machines,  suitable  for  picking  wool. 

Free;  5;  10 

Lamb  and  sheep  skins,  not  dressed,  waxed, 
glazed,  or  further  finished  than  tanned. 

5;  15;  20 

Lambskin  and  sheepskin  leather,  further  finished 

than  tanned,  n.o.p  . 734  :  2234  '  2714 

Lambskins,  wholly  or  partially  dressed. .  10;  12J4;  51 


Lamp  black . : . Free 

Lamp  bulbs,  incandescent,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  incandescent  lamps,  glass  tubing 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  incandescent 
lamps,  vials  and  ampoules;  glass  tubing, 
n.o.p.  in  straight  lengths  of  not  less  than  3 
feet;  and  mantle  stocking  for  gas  light. 

Free;  5;  10 

chimneys  (glass) . 15;  20;  3234 

reflectors . . . 15;  2234  ;  30 

shade  blanks,  celluloid  . Free 

Lamp  shades,  celluloid  and  decorated.  .  .  15;  2234  ;  30 
wicks,  plain  braided,  not  over  12  inches  wide, 

2234:  2734;  35 

wicks,  n.o.p . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Lamps,  electric  light,  designed  for  use  with 

surgical  and  dental  instruments . Free 

Lamps,  incandescent  electric . 20;  25;  30 

Lamps,  mercury  vapour  quartz,  ultra  violet, 
therapeutic  lamps,  when  for  use  by  physicians 

only,  and  so  certified  on  face  of  entry . Free 

When  not  for  physicians' use . 15;  2234  ;  30 

miner's  safety,  and  accessories  for  cleaning, 

filling  and  testing  same  . Free 

belt  and  cap,  and  parts  thereof  to  be  used  ex¬ 
clusively  in  a  mine;  parts  of  miner’s  safety 

lamps,  n.o.p . Free 

Lamps,  side  lights  and  head  lights,  lanterns  and 

chandeliers . 15;  2234;  30 

Ultra  violet  ray,  and  complete  parts  thereof, 

designed  for  detecting  schelite  ore . Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Land  rollers  and  complete  parts . Free 

Landsides .  cut  to  shape  only  (see  mould  boards) .  Free 

Lanterns  (lamps),  n.o.p . 15;  2234;  30 

acetylene  gas,  for  gas  beacons,  and  parts  there¬ 
of .  .  Free 

Chinese  . 15;  2234  ;  30 

magic  and  slides  therefor  . Free;  20;  25 

Lapping  for  calico  printers,  etc.  (see  blanket¬ 
ing)  . _ . Free 

Lard,  and  Lard  compound  and  similar  sub¬ 
stances  (seep  802  perlb . !34o.;  lj£c.:  2o. 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

(Lara  substitutes  ana  material  used  in  the 
manufacture  of  take  no  S.T.) 

tins  (filled  or  empty) . 15;  25;  30 

Lard,  oil  . 15;  22J4:  25 

Laryngeal  mirror . Free 

Laryngeal  speculum . Free 

Laryngoscopes,  chiefly  of  metal . Free 

Last  blocks,  rough  turned,  hewn  or  sawn . Free 

Lasts,  shoe,  with  metal  bottoms . 10;  25;  35 

shoe,  of  wood  (no  8.T.  on  lasts  of  all  kinds) 

1734  ;  20;  25 

Latex,  being  crude  rubber  in  liquid  form,  not 
compounded  beyond  the  addition  of  preser¬ 
vatives  . Free 

Lathe,  iron  or  steel . 10;  2234  ;  35 

Lathe  and  drill  chucks  and  dogs  (iron  or  steel) 
r  ,  10;  22  34  ;  35 

Laths,  wood,  sawn  or  split  only .  Free 

Laundry  bluing . 1234;  17J4;  2234 

Laundry  soap,  per  100  lbs . 50o.;  SI. 50;  $1.50 

Laundry  tubs  of  any  material,  n.o.p. .  .1234  ;  2234  ;  35 

Laundry  tubs,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not 

5;  20;  35 

Lava,  unmanufactured,  ground  only .  Free 

tips  . 15;  2734;  30 

manufactures  of . 15;  20;  25 

Lavatories,  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not.  .  .  .5;  20;  35 

Lavatories,  stoneware,  etc . 1234;  2234;  35 

Lavender  water  (see  alcoholic  perfumes) 

Lawn  bowls . 20;  30;  35 

Lawn  mowers . 10;  22)4;  3234 

Lawn  mowers,  designed  for  use  with  motive 
power,  whether  or  not  containing  the  power 

unit . 10;  15;  3234 

Part  of  power  lawn  mowers  n.o.p . 10;  15;  30 

Expires  June  30,  1956 

air-cooled  internal  combustion  engines  of 
greater  than  134  h.p.  rating,  and  complete 
parts  thereof,  when  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  power  lawn  mowers . 10;  15;  30 

Expires  June  30,  1956 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


739 


Lawn  sprinklers  .  . 10;  25;  35 

Lawn  rollers  and  parts  thereof .  Free 

Lawn  tennis  nets . 25;  25;  35 

T  ,  ,  ,  ,  and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;’  4c. 

Lead  capsules  for  bottles . Free;  25;  30 

Lead,  dry  red,  orange  mineral,  and  zinc  white’ 

,  ...  Free;  12)4;  15 

dry,  white i ........  .  . 15;  20;  30 

Lead,  ground  in  oil,  w'hite . 20;  25;  37)4 

Lead,  in  bars  and  sheets . 15;  22)4;  25 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 20;  27)4;  30 

old  scrap,  pig  and  blocks  per  lb . %o.-,  lc.;’  lo 

Lead  ore  concentrates,  representing  the  lead  ore 
after  the  ore  as  taken  from  the  earth  has 
been  crushed  and  the  foreign  substance,  such 
as  quartz,  etc.,  removed,  but  not  otherwise 

manufactured . Frei 

pencils  of  all  kinds . i6;  27)4;  35 

Lead,  tetraethyl,  compound  of  tetraethyl  lead, 
in  which  tetraethyl  lead  is  the  preponderant 

constituent  by  weight . Free;  5;  10 

Leaf,  aluminum,  less  than  .005  millimeter’ in’ 

thickness . Free 

Leaf,  aluminum,  n.o.p . Free;  30;  30 

Leaf,  Dutch  or  schlag  metal . 12)4;  25’;  30 

gold  and  silver . 12)4;  25;  30 

palm,  unmanufactured,  class  or  kind  not  made 
in  Canada,  imported  for  exclusive  use  in 

making  hat  bodies  or  shapes . Free 

Leather,  alum  tanned  horsehide  leather  for  use 

in  the  manufacture  of  baseballs.  .  .  Free;  7)4  27)4 
Leather  artificial,  a  fabric  coated  with  material, 
composed  chiefly  of  specially  prepared  linseed 

oil  and  coloured  pigments . 15;  27)4;  35 

and  per  lb.,  general  rate  4c 
Leather  belting  for  making,  further  finished  than 

tanned.  . 7)4;  17)4;  27)4 

belting  of . 7)4;  20;  35 

Leatherboard,  leatheroid,  and  manufactures  of, 

n.o.p.  ...  . .  15:  22)4;  25 

crust  oil  leather  for  use  in  manufacturing 

chamois  leather . Free;  10;  27)4 

Leather,  consisting  of  beef-cattle  hides,  horse- 
hides  or  sheep-skins,  bn  tciuitnuol  g  nd 
suedes,  Cabrettas,  Spanish  capes  or  African 
capes,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
gloves  or  leather  clothing,  for  use  exclusive¬ 
ly  in  manufacturing  gloves  or  leather  cloth¬ 
ing,  in  their  own  factories . Free;  15;  20 

Leather  dressed,  waxed  or  glazed,  viz.:  dongola, 
cordovan,  calf,  kid  or  goat,  kangaroo,  alli¬ 
gator  and  all  other  leather,  further  finished 

than  tanned,  n.o.p . 7)4;  17)4;  27)4 

harness,  tanned  only . 5;  15;  20 

genuine  pig  leathers  and  genuine  Morocco 
leathers;  so-called  roller  leathers . Free ;  20;  27)4 

Leather  Garments . 17)4;  27)4;  35 

Leather,  genuine  reptile . Free;  7)4;  15 

Leather  hides  and  skins,  raw,  whether  dry,  salt¬ 
ed  or  pickled,  and  raw  pelts . Free 

Leather,  not  further  finished  than  tanned,  in 
whole  hides,  in  grains  or  splits  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of,  upholstering 
leathers,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  upholstering  leathers,  in  their  own 

factories . Free:  15;  15 

sheepskin  and  goatskin  not  further  finished  than 
tanned,  when  imported  by  tanners  for  proces¬ 
sing  in  their  own  factories  . Free;  10;  20 

sheepskin  or  lambskin,  further  finished  than 

tanned,  n.o.p . 7)4;  22)4;  27)4 

Leather,  japanned,  patent,  or  enamelled 

7)4;  20;  27  J4 

manufactures,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

morocco  and  imitations . Free;  20;  27)4 

not  further  finished  than  tanned,  n.o.p  .  ,  5:  15;  20 

pinseal,  made  from  sealskin . Free;  10;  27)4 

preparations  for  (see  preparations) 

sole . 12)4;  22)4;  27)4 

stuffing  (grease) .  Free 

tanners’ scrap .  5;  15;  20 

Leather  produced  from  Fast  India  tanned  kip 
uncoloured  or  coloured  other  than  black, 
when  imported  for  use  exclusively  in  lining 


15 


25 

4c. 


10 

25 


boots  and  shoes . Free'  15- 

East  India  kip,  not  further  finished  than’ 

tanned  . Free;  10;  20 

Leather  produced  from  East  India  tanned  kip, 

“•o.p . 20;  25; 

and  per  square  foot  2c.;  2c.; 

Leathers,  glove  for  glove  manufacturers  >see 
glove  leathers,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  gloves  or  leather  clothing,  in  their 

own  factory . Free;  7)4; 

Leatheroid  and  manufactures  thereof .  .  .  15;  22 y2, 

Leaves,  artificial,  for  hats . 20;  20-  27)4 

crude  drugs  (see  drugs) . . ’ .  Free 

Leaves,  fern,  not  further  prepared  than  dried 
r  .  ,  15;  20;  25 

Leaves,  flowers  and  foliage,  natural  cut  whether 
in  design  or  bouquets  or  not,  n.o.p..  Free-  12)4;  40 

Leaves,  sage . 15;  20;  ’ 25 

Leeches  .  Free 

Lemon  oil  . '  .Free;  Free;  7)4 

Lemon  peel,  drained . 20;  2714;  35 

Lemon  peel,  solid  extract .  20;  27)4;  35 

Lemon,  orange,  grapefruit  and  citron  rinds,  fresh’ 

frozen,  dried,  or  sulphured  or  in  brine . Free 

Lemons,  sliced  or  in  the  form  of  pulp,  with  or 
without  the  addition  of  preservatives .  . .  Free ;  5 ;  35 

Lemons .  .  Free 

Lenses,  glass,  for  magic  lanterns.  ...  10;  17)4;  22)4 

glass,  n.o.p . 10;  17)4;  22)4 

semaphore . 10:  17)4;  22)4 

silvered  for  automobile  lamps . 10;  17)4:  22)4 

spectacle  and  eye  glass . 20;  20;  30 

spectacle,  uncut  or  unground . 10;  17)4;  22)4 

Lenses  and  shutters,  when  imported,  for  use  only 
in  the  manufacture  of  cameras  and  kodaks  Free 

for  locomotive  headlights . 20;  22)4;  30 

Lenses  or_  eyeglasses,  contact,  designed  to  be 
worn  in  direct  contact  with  the  human  eye, 

under  the  lid .  Free 

Lentils,  split . if>;  20:  25 

Lettuce  seeds,  in  packages  of  more  than  1  lb. 

each,  n.o.p.,  per  lb.  .  Free;  2c.;  10c. 

Lettuce  seed,  non-germinating,  in  packages 
weighing  more  than  llh.  each,  imported  for 
use  exclusively  in  manufacturing  or  blend¬ 
ing  operations,  per  lb . — ;  3c.;  — ; 

Levels,  hand,  pocket  or  tripod  and  levelling  rodB. 

T  ,  .  .  Free;  9;  15 

Levels,  spirit . 2)4;  15;  30 

Lichens . Free 

Lifeboats  and  life  saving  apparatus  imported  by 
societies  to  encourage  the  saving  of  human 

.  ...  .  .  Free 

Life  buoys,  composed  of  cork  in  combination 

with  cotton  fabric . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Ligatures,  asceptic  silk,  prepared  for  surgical 

purposes . . 15;  22)4;  25 

Ligatures,  gut  for.  unmanufactured .  Free 

Lightning  rods,  copper  coated  . 20;  20:  30 

Limbs,  artificial,  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  of 
the  above . Free 


Lime,  bolted . 15;  20;  25 

flour,  ground  slack . 15;  20;  25 

hydraulic  or  water  lime,  per  100  lbs.,  weight 
of  package  to  be  included  in  weight  for  duty 

5c.;  8c.;  8c. 

Lime,  n.o.p . 15;  15;  25 

hydrated,  per  100  lbs. ,  weight  of  package  to  be 
includedin  weight  for  duty..  . .  Free;  11c.;  12)4c. 

quick . 15;  20:  25 

sulphate  of  (gypsum  crude) .  Free 

Lime,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  ethy¬ 
lene  glycol,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  ethylene  glycol,  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Lime  juice  (see  “juices”) 

Limes  .  ..Free:  15;  15 

Limestone,  not  further  processed  than  crushed 

or  screened . Free;  Free;  25 

Linen  bags  or  sacks  (seamless) . 15:  17)4;  20 

collars  and  cuffs . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  4c. 

machinery  for  manufacture  of,  ot  a  kind  not 
made  in  Canada . Free;  5;  10 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


740 


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[1956 


nets,  n.o.p.  (see  nets) . 17%;  22)4;  35 

nettings  (see  nettings) . ...... VT%;  22  >5;  35 

Linen,  bleached,  n.o.p.,  not  coloured. Free;  22 %\  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4o. 

Linen  clothing,  n.o.p . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Linen  fire  hose,  lined  or  unlined,  n.o.p. .  .  .  15;  30;  35 

Linen,  grey,  unbleached,  not  mercerized  nor 

colored . Free;  20;  35. 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Linen  handkerchiefs,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Linen,  manufactures  of,  not  elsewhere  specified 

25;  25;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  —  ;  4c. 
napkins  and  tablecloths  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp 

Free;  20;  35 
and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 
napkins  and  table  cloths  of  crash  with  coloured 
borders,  in  the  web,  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp 

15;  20;  35 
per  lb.  3c.;  3%c.\  4c. 

napkins  and  table  cloths  of  crash,  with  colour¬ 
ed  borders,  wholly  or  in  part  of  hemp  or  flax. 

not  containing  silk  nor  wool . 15;  20;  35 

per  lb.  3c.;  3J4c.;  4c. 

Linen,  printed,  dyed  or  colored . 25;  22 %;  35 

and  per  lb.  3c.;  3c.;  4c 

Linen  rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  vege¬ 
table  fibres  other  than  cotton,  not  to  include 
materials  for  sewing,  stitching  nor  packaging 
purposes,  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use 
exclusively  in  their  own  factories^  for  insu¬ 
lating  wire  or  weaving  fabrics  or  insulating 
wires . Free;  10;  15 

Linen,  woven  dress  linens  containing  not  more 
than  15%  by  weight  of  cotton  yarns  for 


20; 

35 

and  per  lb. 

— ;  4c. 

25; 

35 

and  per  lb.  — ; 

— ;  4c 

Liniments,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preps.) 

Linings,  carpet  and  stair  pads . 15:  22J4:  25 

chimney,  or  vents . 15;  22J4;  35 

coat,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress  goods.) 

Linings,  Italian  .  . .  Free;  20;  25 

Links,  coil  chains 

A.  1%  inches  and  over  in  diameter.. .  .Free;  5;  5 

B.  Less  than  1%  inch  in  diameter.  .  .  .15;  25;  25 
Linnets,  goldfinches  and  canaries  for  breeding 

purposes . Free:  20;  25 

Linoleum . 15;  27  J4;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c 

Linseed  oil  cake  and  linseed  oil  cake  meal,  cotton 
seed  cake  and  cotton  seed  cake  meal,  and 
palm  nut  cake  and  palm  nut  cake  meal .  ,  .  Free 

Lint  (surgical  dressing)  . 10  20;  35 

Linters,  very  short  fibres,  stripped  off  the  cotton 
seed  after  the  seeds  have  been  removed  from 
the  raw  cotton  by  the  process  of  ginning,  .Free 
Linters  of  short  fibres  of  cotton,  bleached,  and 
cotton  pulp  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  paper  to  be  used  only  in  their  own 
factories  in  the  manufacture  of  blotting 
paper  or  other  grades  of  paper  .  .  Free;  10;  12  14 

Liquid  driers,  n.o.p . 5;  15;  30 

andpergal.  15c.;  15c.;  20c 
Liquid  chlorine  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  ethylene  glycol  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  ethylene  glycol  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Liquid  stains  and  oxides,  valued  at  not  less  than 
20  cents  per  pound,  for  use  exclusively  as 
colouring  constituents  in  the  manufacture 
of  vitreous  enamels  and  pottery  glazes; 
finely  divided  metals  or  compounds  of 
metals,  whether  dry,  or  suspended  or  dis¬ 
solved  in  a  liquid,  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  tableware  of  china, 

porcelain  or  semi-porcelain . Free;  20;  22H 

Liquor,  chocolate,  not  sweetened,  in  blocks  or 

cakes,  per  lb . _ . 3c.;  3c.;  5c 

ohooolate,  sweetened,  in  blocks  or  cakes,  not 
less  than  2  lbs.  in  weight,  per  lb. 


4o.;  4c.;  5J4o 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


Liquor  cocoa,  not  sweetened,  in  blocks  or  cakes, 

per  lb . ,3c.;  3c.;  5c. 

Liquor  cocoa,  sweetened,  in  blocks  or  cakes,  not 
less  than  2  lbs.  in  weight,  per  lb. 

4o.;  4o.;  5%o. 

Liquor,  iron,  for  dyeing  or  calico  printing  (acetate 

or  nitrate  of  iron) . .  .  . . Free 

red,  for  dyeing  or  calico  printing  (acetate  of 

aluminum) .  . / . Free 

Liqueurs  of  all  kinds  (see  Alcohol). 

Liquorice  fibres,  dried,  cleaned,  cut  to  Bize, 

ground  or  sifted . Free;  10;  15 

Liquorice  paste,  not  sweetened . Free;  12%;  17 % 

in  rolls  and  sticks, not  sweetened.  .  .Free;  15;  22 % 

root,  unground.  . Free 

ground . 15;  20;  25 

sweetened . 15;  25;  35;  %c  lb. 

pellets . 15;  20;  25 

Litharge  and  mixtures  or  combinations  of  lith¬ 
arge  with  other  materials,  such  mixtures  or 
combinations  to  contain  not  less  than  50  per 
centum  by  weight  of  litharge,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  electric  storage  batteries, 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  stor¬ 
age  battery  plates  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Litharge  n.o.p  .  Free;  15;  15 

Lithographic  presses  (printers’) . Free;  10;  10 

Lithographic  presses,  and  complete  parts  thereof 
for  printing  by  photographic  methods  on 
plates  for  use  on  lithographic  and  off-set 

presses . Free;  Free;  10 

Lithographic  stones,  not  engraved.  .  Free;  17%;  20 

engraved .  20;  30;  35 

Lithophone . Free;  12%;  15 

Litmus  .  Free 

Live  stock  for  farm  (see  settlers’  effects) . Free 

Live  stock,  other . Free;  20;  25 

Lobsters  (alive) . 15;  Free;  25 

Lobsters,  in  glass  containers . 17  %;  27)4;  30 

Locks,  brass  not  plated . 20;  20;  30 

Locks,  iron  or  steel  not  plated . 10;  22J4;  35 

plated . .  . . 1714;  22  VS;  45 

Locomotive  and  car  wheel  tires,  steel,  when  in  the 

rough . Free;  7%;  10 

Locomotive  beds  or  frames  of  steel,  cast  in  one 
piece;  tender  frames  of  steel,  cast  in  one  piece; 
cast  steel  cradles  for  the  rear  ends  of  locomo¬ 
tive  frames,  cast  steel  truck  frames  and 
bolsters  for  engines,  tenders  and  passenger 
coaches;  platform  castings  for  passenger 
coaches;  all  the  foregoing,  whether  in  the 
rough  or  semi-manufactured,  for  use  on  rail¬ 
way  rolling  stock . Free;  5;  35 

Locomotives  and  motor  cars  for  use  on  railways, 
and  tops,  wheels  and  bodies  for  the  same, 
n.o.p.;  chassis  for  locomotives,  n.o.p..  ..  15;  25;  35 
Locomotives  and  motor  cars  for  railways,  for  use 
exclusively  in  mining,  metallurgical  or  sawmill 
operations,  n.o.p.,  and  chassis,  tops,  wheels 

and  bodies  for  the  same . 15;  20;  35 

Locomotives  and  motor  cars  for  railways,  of  a 
Class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and  parts 
thereof  (including  motive  power  and  parts 
thereof,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada), 
for  use  exclusively  in  mining  metallurgical  or 

sawmill  operations . Free;  Free;  20 

Locomotives,  cars  and  coaches  and  repair  equip¬ 
ment,  belonging  to  railroads,  brought  tem¬ 
porarily  into  Canada  for  clearing  obstructions, 
fighting  fires  or  making  emergency  repairs  on 
railway  lines  within  Canada;  detector  cars 
and  rail  flaw  detector  apparatus  when  imported 

to  test  rail  in  tracks  in  Canada . Free 

or  metallurgical  operations . Free;  Free;  20 

Diesel  switching  locomotives  including  motive 
power,  and  parts  of  the  foregoing,  of  a  class 

or  kind  not  made  in  Canada . Free;  10;  20 

Governors  and  parts  thereof  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  diesel  locomotives  Free;  7%;  30 
Locomotive  wrought  forgings,  not  less  than  12 

inches  in  internal  diameter . Free;  20;  30 

Locomotive  wrought  forgings,  or  parts  thereof 

Q-p.p...... . . .  . 17%;  27%;  30 

Motor  rail  cars  or  units  for  use  on  railways 
and  chassis  for  same,  complete  parts  of 
the  foregoing . Free;  20;  35 


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741 


Pressed  steel  wheels  for  use  on  railway  rolling 

8tock . •••••; . 7)4;  27 ya-  35 

Loromou^  and  railway  passenger,  baggage  and 
freight  cars,  being  the  property,  or  under  the 
control,  of  railway  companies  in  the  United 
States,  running  upon  any  line  or  road  crossing 
the  frontier,  so  long  as  Canadian  locomotives 
and  cars  are  admitted  free  under  similar  cir¬ 
cumstances  into  the  United  States,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 

National  Revenue . Free 

If  such  locomotives  and  railway  roiling 
stock  are  used  temporarily  in  the  transporta¬ 
tion  of  goods  from  a  place  in  Canada  to  another 
place  in  Canada  they  are  not  entitled  to  free 
entry  but  are  subject  to  duty  on  the  rental  value 
or  charge  made  by  the  U  nited  States  owner 
for  their  use  in  Canada,  or  equivalent  thereof 
as  determined  by  regulations  prescribed  by  the 
Minister. 

Looust  beans  and  meal . Free 

Loganberries,  dried . Free;  15;  25 

Loganberries,  fresh,  in  their  natural  state  (See  fruits, 
fresh) . 

Loganberry  bushes  or  roots,  each . Free;  lc.;  lc 

Logging  chains,  hook  and  swivel  attachment,  iron  ’ 

or  steel . 15;  25;  35 

Logging  Machinery . 10;  15;  20 

Logging  wagons  and  sleds  and  complets  parts 

Free;  15;  25 

Logs  and  round  unmanufactured  timber,  exempt 

from  sales  tax . Free 

tapered,  eight  sides,  rough  sawn  only . Free 

Logwood  chips . Free 

Loom  Harness . Free;  5-  10 

Looms  for  weaving  wire  fence . 10;  22)4'  35 

Loops,  iron  or  steel,  or  other  forms,  n.o.p.,  less  ' 
finished  than  bars,  but  more  advanced  than  pig 
iron,  except  castings,  per  ton.  . .  .see  iron  and  steel 
Loose  Leaf  Binders,  according  to  material. 

Lotions,  alcohoiio,  n.o.p.  (see  spirits) 

Lumber,  machinery  for  sawing  (see  machinery) 

10;  15;  20 

Lumber,  planed  on  two  edges . 10;  10;  25 

sawn  or  split,  and  not  further  manufactured, 
whether  creosoted.  vulcanized,  etc.  or  not.  .  Free 

sawn  or  dressed  on  one  side  only .  Free 

surfaced  on  one  side  and  beaded  on  one  edge 

10;  10;  26 

Lycopodium  powder . Free;  15;  25 

Lychee  (canned)  per  lb . 2c.;  3c.;  5o. 

Australian  and  New  Zealand  Treaty.lc.  per  lb. 
Lye . 15;  20;  25 

M 

Macaroni  per  100  lbs . Free;  81.25;  81.50 

Mace,  ground  . 20:  27)4;  30 

Mace,  unground . Free;  15;  20 

Machine  card  clothing . 10;  20;  25 

Machines,  centrifugal  for  testing  butter  fat,' 

milk  and  cream,  and  complete  parts . Free 

for  manufacturing  rifles  (see  rifles  etc.)  Free 

Machines  and  tools  including  blades,  loaders, 
rippers,  rakes  and  related  operating  and 
controlling  gear;  all  the  foregoing  for  use  on 
internal  combustion  tractors,  other  than 
highway  truck-tractors : 

(1)  of  a  class  or  kind  made  in  Canada;  parts 

thereof . 10;  22)4;  35 

(2)  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada; 

parts  threeof . Free;  7)4;  35 

Machinery,  apparatus,  equipment  and  parts 
thereof  for  the.  manufacture  of  biologicals 
and  baeteriologicals  for  parenteral  use  and 
for  the  manufacture  of  antibiotics,  hormones 

and  steroids . Free 

Machinery  and  apparatus  for  dairying  purposes, 
viz.:  power  churns,  power  milk  coolers,  power 
fillers  and  cappers,  power  ice  cream  mixers, 
power  butter  printers,  power  cream  savers, 
power  bottle  sterilizers,  power  brine  tanks, 
power  milk  bottle  washers,  power  milk  can 
washers;  ice  breaking  machines,  valveless  or 
centrifugal  milk  pumps,  sanitary  milk  and 
cream  vats;  none  of  the  foregoing  machinery 
to  include  motive  power . Free;  15;  35 


Milk  evaporators  for  dairying  purposes  and 

complete  parts  thereof . Free;  7)4;  25 

Fquipment  for  generating  electric  power  for 
farm  purposes  only,  viz.:  engine,  gas  tank, 
generator  storage  battery  and  switchboard  or 
panel;  and  complete  parts  of  all  the  foregoing  Free 
Car  loading  machines  and  complete  parts 
thereof  for  use  exclusively  for  loading  coal  into 

box  oars.  .  . Free 

(i)  Loading  machines,  shaker-trough,  belt 
trough,  chain  or  elevating  conveyors;  air 
engines,  flame  proof  enclosed  driving  motors, 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and 
integral  parts  of  all  motive  power  or  ma¬ 
chinery  mentioned  in  this  item,  for  use 
exclusively  at  the  face  in  mining  opera¬ 
tions . Free;  Free;  35 

(u)  Trucks  or  tractors,  self-propelled,  mounted 
on  wheels  or  on  endless  tracks,  including 
motive  power,  when  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in.  Canada,  for  use  exclusively  under¬ 
ground  in  mining  operations;  parts  of  the 
foregoing . Free;  Free;  27)4 

(iii)  Hjesel-powered  self-propelled  trucks, 
mounted  on  rubber-tired  wheels  or  on 
rubber-tired  wheels  and  half-tracks  side  or 
rear  dump,  having  a  rr  ted  capacity,  by  struck 
volume,  of  not  less  than  9)4  cubic  yards 
and,  by  payload  weight,  of  not  less  than  15 
tons,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  for  off- 
highway  use  in  carrying  minerals,  ores,  rock, 
stone,,  sand,  gravel  and  other  excavated 
materials  in  mines,  quarries,  gravel  and 
sand  pits  or  at  construction  sites. 

Free;  7)4;  27)4 

(iv)  Mine  car  loaders,  self-propelled,  single 
bucket  type,  the  bucket  of  which  loads  at  the 
front  and  moves  over  the  loader  to  dis¬ 
charge  at  the  rear,  n.o.p.,  and  parts  there¬ 
of  for  use  exclusively  in  mining  operations 
. Free;  12)4;  35 

Machinery  and  appliances  of  iron  or  steel,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and  eleva¬ 
tors  and  machinery  of  floating  dredges,  for 
use  exclusively  in  alluvial  gold  mining;  parts 

of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Complete  dredging  plant,  including  integrated 
floating  and  shore  discharge  pipeline  and 
booster  station  equipment  for  development 
of  mineral  deposits;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing 

. Free;  Free;  25 

Machinery  and  apparatus  for  use  exclusively 
in  washing  or  dry  cleaning  coal  at  coal  mines 
or  coke  plants;  machinery  and  apparatus  for 
use  exclusively  in  producing  coke  and  gas; 
machinery  and  apparatus  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  distillation  or  recovery  of  products  from 
coal  tar  or  gas;  and  complete  parts  of  all  the 
foregoing,  not  to  include  motive  power,  tanks 
for  gas,  nor  pipes  and  valves  10)4  inches  or 

less  in  diameter . Free;  10;  12)4 

Machinery  and  apparatus  and  complete 
parts  thereof  for  use  exclusively  in  producing 
unrefined  oil  from  shales,  not  to  include  motive 
power,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada .  .Free 
Well-drilling  machinery  and  apparatus,  and 
complete  parts  thereof,  for  use  exclusively  in 
drilling  for  water,  natural  gas  and  oil,  and  in 
prospecting  for  minerals,  not  to  include  motive 
power;  well  packers  and  complete  parte  there¬ 
of.  for  oil  and  gas  wells,  seamless  iron  or  steel 
tubing,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 
for  use  in  casing  water,  natural  gas  or  oil 

wells . Free 

Rope  2,100  feet  and  over  in  length,  designed 
for  use  in  drilling  wells  of  2,000  feet  and 
over  in  depth,  and  4  inches  and  over  in 
diameter,  and  of  raising  and  lowering  casing 
over  4  inches  in  diameter  for  such  wells,  for  use 
exclusively  in  drilling  for  water,  natural  gas 
and  oil,  and  in  prospecting  for  minerals  .  .5;  5;  5 
Metallic  soaps  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
gels  for  use  in  the  development,  depletion  or 
production  of  petroleum  or  natural  gas  wells 

.  Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


Articles  for  use  exclusively  in  the  metallurgy 
or  smelting  of  iron,  viz.:  machinery  and  ap¬ 
paratus  for  sintering  or  nodulizing  iron  ore, 
concentrated  or  not,  or  flue  dust;  machinery 
and  apparatus  for  use  exclusively  in  the  con¬ 
struction,  equipment  and  repairs  of  blast  fur¬ 
naces  for  smelting  iron  ore,  such  machinery  and 
apparatus  to  include  hot  blast  stoves  and 
burners,  blast  piping  and  valves  connecting 
the  blowing  engines  with  the  furnace,  scale 
cars,  charging  and  hoisting  apparatus,  blast 
furnace  gas  piping,  cleaners  and  washers,  and 
parts  of  all  the  foregoing,  but  not  to  include 
wrought  iron  pipe  or  valves  10%  inches  and 
under  in  diameter,  norstructural  iron  work .  F ree ;  5 ;  5 
Equipment  and  parts  thereof  for  distributing 

stone  dust  in  mines . Free;  Free;  10 

Miners'  rescue  appliances,  designed  for 
emergency  use  in  mines,  where  artificial 
breathing  is  necessary  in  the  presence  of 
poisonous  gases,  including  high  pressure 
oxygen  pumps  for  use  exclusively  in  connection 
with  such  appliances,  and  automatic  resuscita¬ 
tion  apparatus  for  artificial  breathing  to*aid  in 
the  saving  of  human  life,  and  parts  of  all  the 

foregoing . Free 

Combustible  gas  indicators,  for  detecting 
explosive  gases  or  vapors;  methane  detectors; 
carbon  monoxide  detectors  and  continuous 
indicators  and  recorders;  carbon  monoxide 
alarms;  pyrotannic  detectors  for  determining 
the  presence  and  quantity  of  carbon  monoxide 
in  the  blood;  inhalators  for  use  in  reviving 
victims  of  carbon  monoxide  poisoning;  pocket 
gas  respirators,  dust  respirators,  paint  and 
lacquer  spray  respirators,  fume  and  smoke 
masks,  and  hose  mask  outfits  complete  with 
face  piece,  harness,  air  line  and  air  pump  or 
blower,  designed  for  the  protection  of  firemen 
and  industrial  workers;  special  safety 
goggles,  designed  for  eye  protection  of  miners, 
welders,  foundrvmen  and  other  industrial 
workers  employed  in  hazardous  work;  parts  of 

all  the  foregoing . Free 

Woven  fabrics,  wholly  of  cotton,  not  bleached, 
mercerized  nor  coloured  when  imported  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  the  respirators  and  masks 
provided  for  in  tariff  item  above.  .  .Free;  Free;  25 
During  the  period  July  1,  52  to  Sept.  30,  55 
Miners’  acetylene  lamps  and  parts  thereof 
miners’  safety  lamps  and  parts  thereof ;  accesso¬ 
ries  for  cleaning,  filling,  charging,  opening  and 
testing  miners'  lamps;  battery  renewal  pre¬ 
parations  for  miners’  electric  safety  lamps,  all 

for  use  exclusively  in  mines . Free 

Machinery  and  apparatus,  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  exclusively  in 
handling  ore  and  other  materials  to  he  charged 
into  a  blast  furnace  or  an  electric  smelting 
furnace,  from  the  dock,  car  or  stock  pile,  at  the 

smelting  works . Free 

Coal  crushers,  ore  crushers,  rock  crushers, 
stamp  mills,  grinding  mills,  rock  drills,  per¬ 
cussion  coal  cutters,  coal  augers,  rotary  coal 
drills,  n.o.p.,  and  parts  of  all  the  foregoing,  for 
use  exclusively  at  mines,  at  quarries,  or  in 
metallurgical  operations  or  in  the  benefieiation 

of  non-metalliferous  ores . 5;  15;  25 

to  rock  drills,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  only  in  their  own  factories  in  the 
manufacture  of  hard  metal-tipped  rock  drills 

5;  10;  — 

Diamond  drills  and  core  drills,  not  including 
motive  power,  and  electrically  operated  rotary 
coal  drills  and  coal  cutting  machines,  n.o.p. 
and  parts  of  the  foregoing,  for  use  exclusively 

in  mining  operations . Free;  10;  10 

Diamond  drills  and  core  drills,  not  including 
motive  power,  and  electrically-operated  rotary 
coal  drills,  and  coal  cutting  machines  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and  integral  parts 
of  the  foregoing,  for  use  exclusively  in  mining 

operations . . . . Free 

Coal  heading  machines,  electric  or  magnetic 
machines  for  concentrating  or  separating  iron 
ores ;  automatic  scales  for  use  with  conveyors ; 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


and  parts  of  all  the  foregoing,  for  use  exclusively 

in  mining  or  metallurgical  operations . Free 

Chock  release  apparatus,  for  use  in  coal 
mines  to  facilitate  the  safe  removal  of  chocks 

forming  the  roof  support . Free;  Free;  10 

Sundry  articles  of  metal  as  follows,  for 
use  exclusively  in  metallurgical  operations, 
namely:  furnaces  for  the  smelting  of  ores; 
converting  apparatus  for  metallurgical  pro¬ 
cesses  in  metals,  apparatus  for  chemical  con¬ 
version,  extraction,  reduction  or  recovery, 
n.o.p.,  machinery  for  the  extraction  of 
precious  metals  by  the  chlorination  or  cyanide 
processes,  not  including  pumps,  vacuum 
pumps  or  compressors;  blast  furnace  blowing 
engines  for  the  production  of  pig  iron;  parts  of 

all  the  foregoing . Free 

Pumps  and  vacuum  pumps,  and  parts  there¬ 
of,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  extraction  of 
precious  metals  by  the  chlorination  or  cyanide 
processes  or  in  chemical  conversion,  extraction, 
reduction  or  recovery  in  metallurgical  opera¬ 
tions . 15;  15;  20 

Power  driven  reciprocating  pumps  and  parts 
thereof,  designed  for  normal  working  heads  of 
400  feet  and  over,  for  use  exclusively  unde- 

ground  in  mines . 15;  25;  27H 

Amalgam  safes;  automatic  ore  samplers; 
automatic  feeders:  retorts;  mercury  pumps: 
non-metallic  heating  elements;  pyrometers; 
bullion  furnaces;  amalgam  cleaners;  and  parts 
of  all  the  foregoing,  for  use  exclusively  in 

mining  or  metallurgical  operations . Free 

Blowers,  of  iron  or  steel,  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  in  the  smelting 
of  ores,  or  in  reduction,  separation  or  refining 
of  metals,  ores  or  minerals;  rotary  kilns,  revolv¬ 
ing  roasters  and  furnaces  of  metal,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for  roasting  ore, 
mineral,  rock  or  clay;  furnace  slag  truck  and 
slag  pots,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada;  and  parts  of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Blowers,  of  iron  or  steel,  n.  >. p.,  for  use  in  the 
smelting  of  ores,  or  in  reduction,  separation  or 
refining  of  metals,  ores  or  minerals;  rotary 
kilns,  revolving  roasters  and  furnaces  of 
metal,  n.o.p.,  for  use  in  the  roasting  of  ore, 
mineral,  rock  or  elav;  furnace  slag  trucks  and 
slag  pots,  n.o.p.;  and  parts  of  all  the  foregoing 

123^;  17 M;  20 

Buddies,  vanners,  slime  or  concentrating 
tables  and  parts  thereof,  for  use  in  mining  and 

metallurgical  operations . Free 

Machinery  and  complete  parts  thereof,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  viz.: 
plungers,  vibrating  sifters  or  lawns,  pugging 
machines,  slip  pumps,  wet  or  dry  pans,  clay 
disintegrators,  ball  mills,  clay  wheels,  pull- 
downs,  batting-out  machines,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  clay  products  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  clay 
products,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regula¬ 
tions  prescribed  by  the  Minister. .  .  .  Free;  73^;  10 
Street  or  road  rollers  and  complete  parts 

thereof . Free;  20;  30 

Concrete  road-paving  machines,  self-pro¬ 
pelling,  end  loading  type,  with  a  capacity  of  21 
cubic  feet  of  wet  concrete  or  more;  concrete 
and  asphalt  road  finishing  machines;  form 
graders,  sub-graders,;  combination  excavating 
and  transporting  scraper  units;  back-filling 
machines  and  equipment,  mounted  on  self- 
propelling  wheels  or  crawling  traction,  semi- 
or  full-revolving  boom  and  scraper  type; 
steam  or  air  driven  pile  hammers  or  extractors; 
well-points,  well-screens,  well-strainers;  truck 
turntables;  concrete  mixers,  transit  type; 
dump  wagons  or  trailers,  having  a  capacity  of  ten 
cubic  yards  or  over,  not  self  propelled;  all  the 
foregoing  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  and  complete  parts  thereof. .  Free;  10;  12% 
Machinery  and  apparatus  and  complete 
parts  thereof,  including  machinery  and  ap¬ 
paratus  for  carbonizing  lignite  coal,  but  not 
including  motive  power,  when  imported  by 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


743 


manufacturers  of  fuel  briquettes  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  manufacture  of  fuel  briquettes, 
in  their  own  factories,  under  regulations  pre- 
scribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Machinery  and  apparatus  and  complete 
parts  thereof  and  structural  iron  and  steel,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  when 
imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the  construc¬ 
tion  or  equipment  of  factories  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  sugar  from  beetroot,  or  for  receiving 
sugar  beets,  under  regulations  prescribed  bv 

the  Minister .  Free 

Machinery  and  apparatus  and  parts  thereof 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  fish 
meal  liquid  fish  and  fish  solubles  stock  and 
poultry  food  and  fertilizers  from  fish  and  waste 

the«of- . Free;  10;  20. 

Machinery  and  complete  parts  thereof,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  metal  keys  for 
the  opening  of  cans  containing  food  products 
f°r  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  keys,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regu¬ 
lations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  ..Free;  15;  20 
Machinery  and  complete  parts  thereof,  of  a  ’ 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  leather  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  tanning  of  leather  or  the 
embossing  of  leather,  in  their  own  factories, 
under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

at  u-  r  Free;  7H;  10 

Machinery,  n.o.p.,  for  the  concentration  or 
separation  of  ores,  metals  or  minerals,  viz.: 
Flotation  machines,  flotation  cells,  oil  feeders 
and  reagent  feeders  for  flotation  machines 
and  flotation  cells,  pumps,  vibrating  and 
impact  screens,  jigs,  magnetic  separators, 
magnetic  pulleys  and  filters,  for  use  in  the 
concentration  or  separation  of  ores,  metals  or 
minerals,  and  parts  of  all  the  foregoing.  5;  7 y2\  20 
Machinery  furnaces  and  appliances,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and  parts 
thereof,  for  use  in  the  refining  of  metals,  and  for 
the  production  of  anodes,  cathodes,  blocks, 
slabs,  pigs  or  ingots,  in  such  refining  processes .  Free 
Heavy  duty  mine  hoists,  of  a  size  and 

capacity  not  made  in  Canada . Free;  Free;  10 

Machinery  and  apparatus,  n.o.p.,  and  parts 
thereof,  for  the  recovery  of  solid  or  liquid  par¬ 
ticles  from  flue  or  other  waste  gases  at  metal¬ 
lurgical  or  industrial  plants,  not  to  include 
motive  power,  tanks  for  gas,  nor  pipes  and 
valves  10^  inches  or  less  in  diameter. .  .5;  10;  123^ 

Machinery  for  use  in  sawing  lumber,  up  to 
but  not  including  the  operation  of  planing, 
and  complete  parts  thereof,  not  to  include 
motive  power,  when  for  use  exclusively  in  saw 
mills  (for  the  purpose  of  this  item  motive 
power  is  defined  as  equipment  for  driving  the 

machinery  of  th-  sawmill) .  10;  15;  20 

Machinery,  logging  car9,  cranes,  blocks  and 
tackle,  wire  rope,  but  not  including  wire  rope 
to.be  used  for  guy  ropes  or  in  braking  logs 
going  down  grade,  and  complete  parts  of  all 
the  foregoing,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  opera¬ 
tion  of  logging,  such  operation  to  include  the 
removal  of  the  log  from  stump  to  skid  way, 
log  dump  or  common  or  other  carrier. 

10;  123^;  20 

Cylinder  stave  saws,  wheel  type  stave 
jointers,  crozing  and  champering  machinery, 
and  complete  parts  thereof.  .  ..  10;  15;  20 

Machinery  and  apparatus  for  operating  oil- 
sands  by  mining  operations  and  for  extracting 
oil  from  sands  so  mined;  complete  parts  of  fore¬ 
going .  . — ;  Free;  — 

(1)  All  machinery  and  apparatus  and  parts 
thereof  (including  motive  power)  and  drilling 
mud,  for  use  exclusively  in  exploratory  or 
discovery  work  in  connection  with,  and 
development,  depletion  and  production  of 
petroleum  or  natural  gas  wells;  seamless., 
lapwelded  and  electric  welded  iron  or  steei 
casing,  tubing  and  drill  pipe  for  use  in  con¬ 
nection  with  natural  gas  or  oil  wells  (no 
S.T.) . Free 


(2)  Machinery  and  apparatus  and  parts 

thereof:  (including  motive  power)  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada  and  drilling  mud, 
for  use  in  the  exploration,  discovery,  develop¬ 
ment  and  operation  of  potash  and  rock  salt 
mines  or  for  use  in  the  production  of  muriate 
of  potash,  or  for  use  in  the  production  of 
crushed  and  screened  rock  salt . Free 

(3)  Seamless,  lapwelded  and  electric  welded 

iron  or  steel  casing,  tubing  and  drill  pipe,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for  use  in  the 
exploration,  discovery,  development  and  ope¬ 
ration  of  potash  and  rock  salt  mines  or  for  use 
in  the  production  of  muriate  of  potash,  or  for 
use  in  the  production  of  crushed  and  screened 
rock  salt . Free 

(4)  Materials  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

the  goods  enumerated  in  (1),  (2)  and  (3)  of 
this  item . Free 

Machinery  and  apparatus,  n.o.p.,  viz.:— 

Gun  and  mould  apparatus  for  making  press 
rollers;  machines  and  apparatus  for  making 
electrotypes  and  stereotypes;  engraving  ma¬ 
chines  and  apparatus,  including  photo¬ 
engraving  apparatus,  and  other  plate-making 
apparatus,  used  in  the  manufacture  of  print¬ 
ing  plates  of  all  kinds;  machines  and  apparatus 
for  graining  metal  plates;  machines  and 
apparatus  for  sensitizing,  grinding  or  polishing 
metal  plates;  machines  and  apparatus  includ¬ 
ing  cameras  and  camera  equipment,  lens, 
prisms,  camera  and  printing  lamps,  screens, 
and  vacuum  frames  for  transferring  by  photo¬ 
graphic  processes,  or  direct,  to  plates  or  rolls 
for  use  in  lithography,  rotogravure  and  print¬ 
ing;  shading  apparatus;  machines  and  appara¬ 
tus  for  addressing  and/or  wrapping  news¬ 
papers,  magazines,  periodicals,  pamphlets  and 
catalogues,  machines  and  apparatus  for  em¬ 
bossing  or  stamping  or  producing  embossed  or 
engraved  effects,  book-binding,  looping,  stitch¬ 
ing,  sewing,  gathering,  inserting,  bronzing, 
dusting,  creasing,  scoring,  cutting,  perforating, 
drilling,  punching,  slitting,  re-winding,  glueing, 
pasting,  gumming,  waxing,  varnishing,  carbon 
coating,  patching,  numbering,  ruling,  jogging, 
sheet  piling,  tying,  bundling,  tube-making, 
metal  mounting,  eyeletting,  staying  or  strip¬ 
ping,  reinforcing  and  box-covering;  parts  of 
the  foregoing  not  to  include  saws,  knives  and 
motive  power;  all  the  foregoing  when  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  by,  and  in  their  capacities  as, 
printers,  lithographers,  book-binders,  manu¬ 
facturers  of  stereotypes,  electrotypes  and 
printing  plates  or  rolls,  paper  or  foil  converters, 
or  by  manufacturers  of  articles  made  from 

paper  cardboard  or  foil . Free;  Free;  10 

Articles  and  materials  which  enter  into  the 
construction  and  form  part  of  the  machines  and 
apparatus  provided  for  in  the  previous  item, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  such 
machines,  apparatus  and  parts  thereof,  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  goods 
in  their  own  factories  under  such  regulations 

as  the  Minister  may  prescribe . Free 

Flat  bed  cylinder  printing  presses,  to  print 
sheets  of  a  size  25  x  38  inches  or  larger,  and 
complete  parts  thereof;  machines  designed  to 
fold  or  sheet-feed  paper  or  cardboard,  and 

complete  parts  thereof . Free;  10;  15 

Printing  presses,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  use  in  the  printing  of  news¬ 
papers,  telephone  directories  or  periodical 
publications  which,  if  imported,  would 
qualify  for  entry  under  Tariff  Item  184a,  and 
parts  thereof,  not  to  include  saws,  knives  and 
motive  power;  mechanical  deliveries  or  con¬ 
veyors,  and  parts  thereof,  for  use  with  the 

foregoing  printing  presses . Free 

Typecasting  and  typesetting  machines  and 

parts  thereof  for  use  in  printing  offices . Free 

Machinery  and  apparatus,  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada,  and  parts  thereof, 
specially  constructed  for  preparing,  manufac¬ 
turing,  testing  or  finishing  yarns,  cordage,  and 
fabrics  made  from  textile  fibres  or  from  paper, 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


744 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


imported  for  use  exclusively  by  manufac¬ 
turers  and  echolastio  or  charitable  institutions 

in  such  processes  only . Free;  5;  10 

Materials  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  the 

goods  specified  in  previous  item . Free;  5;  10 

Machinery  of  a  class  or  kind  not  manufac¬ 
tured  in  Canada  and  complete  parts  thereof, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  nets  or  netting 
for  the  fisheries,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  for  use  exclusively  in  the  making  of  such 
nets  or  netting  in  their  own  factories,  but  not 
for  use  in  making  nets  or  netting  commonly 
used  for  sportsmen's  purposes . Free;  5;  10 

(1)  Machinery,  of  a  class  or  kind  made  in 
Canada,  for  working  metal  by  turning,  mill¬ 
ing,  grinding,  drilling,  boring,  planing,  shap¬ 
ing,  shearing  or  pressing,  and  accessories  and 
attachments  therefor:  parts  of  the  foregoing 
. 10;  2234;  35 

(2)  Machinery,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  working  metal  by  turning,  milling, 
grinding,  drilling,  boring,  planing,  shaping, 
shearing  or  pressing,  and  accessories  a,nd 
attachments  therefor;  parts  of  the  foregoing 
. Free;  734;  35 

(3)  Spiral  bevel  gears;  hydraulic  equip¬ 

ment;  lubrication  devices;  clutches:  drill 
chucks;  collets  and  tool  holders;  all  of  the 
foregoing  when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  goods 
enumerated  in  the  above  two  tariff  items . 

Free;  Free;  35 

Expires  June  30  1957 

Machinery  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 
iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada,  and  parts . Free;  10;  35 

Machinery  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 

iron  or  steel  and  parts,  n.o.p . 10;  25;  35 

Machine,  automatic  hand  numbering,  plated 

17  34:  2234;  45 

electrotypers’ block  nailing . 10;  22  A',  35 

Machine  screws,  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p. ...  15;  17J4;  30 

— ;  34c.; 

Combination  fish-preparing  machines,  de¬ 
signed  for  heading,  finning,  splitting,  gutting 
and  cleaning  fish;  complete  parts  of  the 

foregoing . Free;  10;  35 

Motor-driven  combination  units,  comprising 
sprinklers,  front  and  side  sweepers  and 
gatherers,  for  use  in  sweeping  or  cleaning 

streets  or  highways . Free;  10;  35 

Machinery  and  apparatus  enumerated  in 
Tariff  Item  412a,  when  for  use  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  articles  made  from  regenerated 
cellulose  or  cellulose  acetate;  complete  parts 
of  such  machinery  and  apparatus,  not  to 
include  saws,  knives,  and  motive  power. 

5;  5;  35 

Motion  picture  projectors,  arc  lamps  for  motion 
picture  work,  motion  picture  or  theatrical 
spot  lights,  light  effect  machines,  motion 
picture  screens,  portable  motion  picture  pro¬ 
jectors  with  or  without  sound  equipment; 
electric  rectifiers  or  generators  designed  for 
use  with  motion  picture  projectors;  complete 
parts  of  all  the  foregoing,  not  to  include 
electric  light  bulbs,  tubes  or  exciter  lamps 

Free;  15;  35 

Veneer-drying  machines,  and  complete  parts 

thereof . 5;  5;  35 

Milk  clarifiers  and  complete  parts  thereof. 

Free;  10;  35 

Wire  stitchers  and  staplers,  either  hand  or 
power  type,  but  not  including  motive  power; 

complete  parts  of  the  foregoing . 5;  5;  35 

Power-driven  centrifugal  oil  purifiers  or 
extractors, ,  bowl  or  tube  type,  not  to  in¬ 
clude  motive  power,  when  for  use  in  the 
extracting  and  refining  of  fish  oils. 

Free;  10;  35 

Machines  for  the  manufacture  of  veneers  and 
plywoods,  viz.: — veneer  clippers,  veneer 
clipper  knife  jointers,  veneer  glue  spreaders, 
veneer  jointers,  veneer  lathes,  automatic 
veneer  reelers  with  supporting  trays  and 
hoists;  automatic  veneer  unreelers;  veneer 


conveyors  specially  designed  for  use  with 
automatic  veneer  reelers  and  unreelers,  and 
veneer  taping  machines,  complete  parts  of 

all  the  foregoing . . Free;  7J4:  35 

Automatic  machines  for  making  and  packag¬ 
ing  cigarettes,  not  to  include  tobacco-pre¬ 
paring  machines . Free;  10;  35 

Machines  designed  for  making  rigid  composite 
box-ends  of  wood — consisting  of  a  centre  with 
separate  mailing  edges  attached,  from  scrap 
or  waste  mill  stock — and  complete  parts 
thereof,  not  to  include  motive  power 

Free;  2234;  35 

Machines,  ditching  (traction),  (not  being 
ploughs)  and  complete  parts  thereof  for 

repairs  .  Free 

embroidering . . 10;  22)4;  35 

fruit  and  vegetable  grading,  and  complete 

parts . . .  ■ Free 

fire  extinguishing . ..Free;  22)4;  35 

fire  extinguisher,  hand,  and  sprinkler  heads 
for  automatic  sprinkler  systems  for  fire 
protection . 2234;  20;  35 

for  printing  grain  work  on  furniture. 

. 10;  22J4;  35 

for  putting  the  tips  on  shoe  laces . 10;  22)4;  35 

centrifugal,  complete  parts  of,  for  testing 

butter-fat  milk  or  cream . Free 

leather  paring . 10;  22)4 ;  35 

linotype . Free 

milking,  and  parts . . . Free 

mowing  (see  mowing  machines) — 

numbering . 10;  2234  ;  35 

net  lifting . .  Free 

seed  and  grain  cleaning,  of  screen  and  air  blast 
type  with  a  capacity  not  exceeding  100 
bushels  per  hour;  complete  parts  of  the 

foregoing . — ;  15;  — 

sewing,  with  or  without  motive  power  incor¬ 
porated  therein;  complete  parts  of  sewing 

machines . 5;  15:  25 

sewing,  attachments . Free 

settlers’  (settlers’  effects) . Free 

strength  testing . 10;  20;  35 

stumping  and  complete  parts  thereof . Free 

type  casting  and  type  setting,  and  parts 

thereof  .Free 

washing,  domestic,  with  or  without  motive 
power  incorporated  therein;  complete  parts 

of  washing  machines . 15;  2234  ;  35 

washing,  cloth  washing  and  cloth  dyeing  ma¬ 
chines  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 

Free;  5;  10 

weighing,  automatic . 10;  20;  35 

Mackerel,  per  lb . J4o.;  34o-I  lo. 

lines . Free 

twine  (see  fish  hooks) . Free 

Magazines  in  book  form,  when  specially  im¬ 
ported  for  bona-fide  use  of  libraries  of  uni¬ 
versities,  colleges,  and  schools,  and  are  the 
property  of  the  organized  authorities  of  such 
libraries  and  not  the  property  of  individuals  .  Free 
Newspapers,  unbound,  n.o.p.;  tailors’,  mil¬ 
liners'  and  mantle-makers'  fashion  plates, 
when  imported  in  single  copies  in  sheet  form 

with  periodical  trade  journals . Free 

Newspapers,  or  supplemental  editions  or 
parts  thereof,  partly  printed  and  intended 
to  be  completed  and  published  in  Canada; 
comic  and  pictorial  sections,  non-advertiBing 
to  be  inserted  in  or  folded  with  periodical 
publications  entered  for  mailing  purposes 

as  second-class  matter . Free 

Newspaper,  comic  and  pictorial  section  to 
be  inserted  in  or  folded  with  periodical  publi¬ 
cations  entered  for  mailing  purposes  as 
second-class  matter,  when  the  space  devot¬ 
ed  to  advertisements  in  each  section  does 
not  exceed  40  per  centum  of  the  total  space .  .  Free 
Periodicals,  pamphlets  books,  or  parts  thereof, 
printed,  bound,  unbound  or,  in  sheets  (not 
to  include  blank  account  books;  copy  books, 
or  books  to  be  written  or  drawn  upon)  in 
any  other  than  the  English  language 

— ;  Free;  — 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


745 


Magazines,  periodical  publications,  unbound 
or  paperbound,  printed  and  issued  at  reg¬ 
ular  intervals,  not  less  frequently  than  four 
times  a  year,  and  bearing  dates  of  issue 

— ;  Free;  — 

Provided,  that  nothing  in  this  Item  shall  affect 
in  any  way  the  provisions  of  Item  1201  of 
Schedule  "C”  to  the  Customs  Tariff.  (See 
,  P-  791.) 

lanterns  and  slides  therefor . Free;  20;  25 

Magnesia,  milk  of .  15;  20;  25 

fluid  (not  proprietary) . 15;  20;  25 

Magnesium  oxide,  and  magnesium  carbonate 
not  further  manufactured  than  ground,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  insulating  ma¬ 
terials  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  such  insulating  materials  in  their  own 

factories . Free 

Magnesite,  dead  burned,  sintered,  caustic  cal¬ 
cined  or  plastic  magnesia . 15;  15;  30 

Magnesium  alloys,  viz.:  ingots,  pigs,  sheets, 

plates,  strips,  bars,  rods,  and  tubes . 5;  10;  25 

Magnesium  carbonate,  imported  for  use  in  the 
compounding  or  manufacture  of  rubber 

products . Free;  20;  30 

Magnesium  carbonate,  basic  or  otherwise, 

excepting  crude  rock . 20;  20;  30 

Magnesium  scrap . Free 

Sheet  or  plate,  of  magnesium  or  of  alloys  of 
magnesium,  plain,  corrugated  or  pebbled, 
for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures.  Free;  Free;  25 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Magnetic  machines  tor  separating  iron  ores, 

etc  (mining  machinery) . . Free 

Magnetos  and  complete  parts  thereof,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  internal  combus¬ 
tion  engines,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  internal  combustion  engines  in 

their  own  factory . Free;  10;  15 

Maize  oil  . . . 15;  20;  25 

Malonic  acid  esters  for  the  manufacture  of 

barbiturates . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Mallets . 10;  22^;  35 

Malt  flour  containing  less  than  fifty  per  cent, 
in  weight  ol  malt;  also  extract  of  malt,  fluid,  or 
not  including  grain,  molasses — all  articles  in 
this  item  upon  valuation  without  British  or 
foreign  excise  duties,  under  regulations  by 
the  Minister  of  National  Revenue,  per  lb. 

20;  25;  35  and  — ;  5c.;  10c. 
Malt,  nutrine  (see  med  prep.) 

Malt  syrup,  malt  syrup  powder,  or  other  starch 
conversion  products  produced  by  the  action 
of  enzymes  on  starch,  not  including  any  such 
products  used  in  the  brewing  of  beer.  .20;  22 >4;  30 

Malt  syrup  and  malt  syrup  powder . 20;  25;  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  5c.;  10c. 

Malt,  whole,  crushed  or  ground,  and  malt  flour 
containing  not  less  than  fifty  per  cent,  of  malt, 
upon  entrj  for  warehouse,  subject  to  excise 

regulations,  per  lb .  Ho.;  Ho.;  Ho. 

Mandarin  oranges . Free;  Free;  35c. 

During  months  of  December  to  April,  inclusive 

Free 

Manganese  copper,  in  bars  and  rods.  ...  5;  7)4:  10 

Mangoes  in  brine . 20;  25;  35 

Mangoes  n.e.s .  Frei 

Manicure  sets . 1234  ;  2234;  40 

Manilla  cordage,  n.o.p . 1734  ;  22)4;  25 

Manilla  grass . Free 

plaits  or  braids  for  hats . Free 

Manilla  rope  for  use  as  head  line  on  trawls ....  Free 

Mantels  of  wood,  with  or  without  mirrors 

(furniture) . 15;  25;  45 

Mantels,  slate,  n.o.p . 20:  2714;  30 

Mantels,  marble . 20;  25;  40 

Mantle  stocking,  saturated  with  lighting  fluid — 

15;  2734;  30 

Mantle  stockings  for  gas  light . Free;  5;  10 

Manure,  animal  or  vegetable  . Fret 

Manure  spreaders  and  parts  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Manuscripts  (No  S.T.) .  Free 

Maple  sugar  and  syrup . 15;  1734;  20 

Maps,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  2214 

insurance .  . Free 


for  schools,  eto.  (see  philosophical  apparatus)  Free 

for  schools  of  blind  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Marble,  not  further  manufactured  than  sawn, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  tomb¬ 
stones,  to  be  used  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  artioles  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  Free;  20 

Marbledust . if>;  Free;  25 

Marble,  crushed  and  ground . — ;  Free;  — 

imitation  (man'factd.  cement) ....  12)4 ;  20;  2234 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 20;  25;  40 

sawn,  or  sand  rubbed,  not  polished  .  .  .  .Free;  5;  35 
Marble,  rough,  not  hammered  or  chiselled 

10;  Free;  20 

Marbles . .  30;  40 

Margarine  (under  license)  (no  sales  tax  or  on  any 

material  used  in  the  manufacture  of) . Free 

Marline,  tarred . 1734  ;  22  34  ;  25 

Marmalade,  per  lb.  (see  packages) . l)fc;  3c;  5c 

Masks,  fencing  . 10  2734;  30 

paper,  false  faces . 1734  ;  25;  35 

Masts,  iron  or  steel,  or  parts  thereof,  and  iron 
or  steel  beams,  angles,  sheets,  plates,  knees 
and  cable  chain,  for  wooden,  iron,  steel  or 
composite  ships  and  vessels;  and  iron,  steel  or 
brass  manufactures  which  at  the  time  of  their 
importation  are  of  a  class  or  kind  not  manu¬ 
factured  in  Canada,  when  imported  for  use  in 
the  construction  or  equipment  of  ships  or 
vessels,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister  of  National  Revenue . Free 

Matches,  paper . 734;  15;  35 

wood . 7)4;  10;  25 

Materials  of  a.  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  additives 

for  lubricating  oils . Free;  5;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

Materials  of  a  kind  not  produced  in  Canada 
when  imported  for  use  only  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  moulding  compositions  or  of  sheets, 
bars,  rods,  etc.,  made  of  synthetic  resins, 
pyroxylin  plastics  or  cellulose  acetate, 
see  plastic. 

Materials  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  chrom¬ 
ium  oxide . Free;  Free;  20 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Materials  of  a  kind  not  produced  in  Canada  for 
use  only  as  catalysts  in  the  refining  of 

petroleum . Free;  Free;  25 

Materials  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 

of  synthetic  rubber . Free 

Materials  and  parts  as  hereunder  specified,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  umbrellas, 
parasols,  sunshades,  walking  sticks  or 
canes,  under  such  regulations  as  the 

Minister  may  prescribe,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 
factories : — 

(a)  Mounts,  sticks,  rods,  ribs,  runners,  rings, 
caps,  notches,  tips,  ferrules  and  assembled 

frames . Free;  Free;  20 

(5)  Umbrella-covering  fabrics  of  a  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  whether  or  not  specially 
treated  but  not  further  manufactured  than 
with  hemmed  selvedges,  when  imported  in 
lengths  of  not  less  than  ten  yards  each,  with 
or  without  natural  selvedges. ...  Free;  Free;  20 
Materials,  mouthpieces  in  the  rough,  screws, 
aluminum  fitments,  pipe  bowls  moulded 
from  briarwood  dust,  bowls  of  wood  not 
further  processed  than  frayed,  corn  cobs  and 
corn  cob  bowls  not  further  processed  than 
shaped,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  tobacco  pipes  or  cigarette  holders  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles,  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Free;  Free;  25 

Materials  to  be  used  as  adhesives  in  cementing 
together  glass  sheets,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  safety  or  non-shatterable 
laminated  glass,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  glass  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Materials  to  be  used  in  Canada  for  the  construc¬ 
tion  of  bridges  and  tunnels  crossing  the  boun¬ 
dary  between  the  United  States  and  Canada, 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


746 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMStTARIFF 


[1956 


when  similar  materials  are  admitted  free  under 
similar  oiroumstances  into  the  United  States, 
under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

of  National  Revenue . Free 

Materials,  including  all  parts,  entering  into  the 
cost  of  cyanide  of  potassium  and  cyanide  of 
sodium,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
cyanide  of  potassium  and  cyanide  of  sodium 

for  use  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Materials — Ceramic  parts;  copper  alloys  for 
welding;  getter  and  getter  assemblies; glass 
parts;  metal  bulbs  and  shells  and  metal 
headers;  mica  parts;  mica  assemblies;  wire 
snubbers,  clips  and  straps;  wire  of  molyb¬ 
denum  and  molybdenum  alloy;  nickel  and 
nickel  alloy  tubing,  wire,  ribbon,  screen  and 
strip,  coated  or  not,  carbonized  or  not; 
metal  cathodes;  nickel,  nickel  alloy  and 
nickel  plated  parts,  coated  or  not,  carbonized 
or  not;  tungsten  and  tungsten  alloy  and 
zinc  wire;  leads,  spuds  and  welds;  iron  parts 
designed  for  sealing  to  glass;  hooks  and 
supports;  base  pins;  wire  and  strip  of  silver 
copper,  chrome  copper,  chrome  iron  or 
plated  iron;  top  cap  assemblies;  graphite 
anodes;  heaters  and  filaments;  all  the  fore¬ 
going  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
radio  tubes  and  parts  therefor,  for  use 
f-iclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 
articles,  in  their  own  factories. 

Free;  Free;  30 

Materials —  (i)  Acid-free  capacitor  tissueand  pa¬ 
per  plain  and  gummed;  metal  cans,  extruded, 
plated  or  unplated;  automatic  record  changers; 
parts  for  pickups;  bias  cells  and  holders; 
frames,  yokes,  brackets,  pole-pieces,  gaskets 
and  field  covers,  separate  or  assembled  for  use 
in  speakers  with  mounting  diameter  not  ex¬ 
ceeding  6J4  inches;  cones,  spiders,  spider  sus¬ 
pensions,  voice  coils  and  voice  coil  dust  covers, 
separate  or  assembled;  magnetic  structures 
and  parts  thereof  for  permanent  magnet 
speakers;  glass  dial  crystals  and  scales  and 
metal  dials  or  scales  made  by  the  silk-screen 
process;  metal  cabinet  escutcheons  without 
crystals,  plain  or  finished;  high  frequency 
circuit  switches  and  essential  components 
thereof;  high  frequency  iron  cores  with  or 
without  inserts  moulded  therein;  motors  and 
gears  for  automatic  tuning;  radio  frequency 
ceramics;  raw  low  loss  mica;  sheets  and 
punchings  of  low  loss  mica;  tube  shields  and 
parts  thereof;  vibrators;  vulcanized  fibre  in 
sheets,  rods,  strips  or  tubing;  high  frequency 
coil  forms  and  tubing  having  an  outside  dia¬ 
meter  not  exceeding  one  inch;  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  or  the  repair  of  the  goods  enumer¬ 
ated  in  tariff  items  445d,  597a,  and  other 
apparatus  using  radio  tubes,  or  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  parts  therefor . Free;  Free;  30 

Materials  (ii)  Metal  powders;  etched  aluminum 
foil,  textile  fabrics,  coated  with  aluminum; 
alloy  resistance  .  wire  having  a  diameter 
of  less  than  .005  inch;  spring-drive  motors  for 
record  turntables;  automatic  record-centering 
mechanisms  with  tone  arm  not  including 
motors  or  turntables;  metal  cabinet  escutcheons 
with  crystals,  plain  or  finished;  when  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada  and  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  or  the  repair  of  goods 
enumerated  in  tariff  items  445D,  597A,  and 
other  apparatus  using  radio  tubes,  or  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  parts  therefor. Free;  Free;  30 
(Hi)  Materials  and  parts,  not  including  motors, 
for  use  by  manufacturers  of  apparatus  using 
radio  tubes,  or  of  parts  therefor,  in  the  manu¬ 
facture,  in  their  own  factories,  of  the  goods 
enumerated  in  tariff  items  4450  (i)  and  4450 

•  •  •  •  . . Free;  Free;  30 

Materials,  including  all  parts,  wholly  or  in  chief 
part  of  metal,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
goods  entitled  to  entry  under  tariff  items  410a, 

(iii) ,  410g,  4101, 410n,  410o,  410p,  410q,  410s, 

410u,  410w,  410x,  410z,  411,  411a,  411b,  427b 
427c,  427f,  428c,  428e,  440k  and  447a,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  goods  in  their  own 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


factories,  undersuch  regulations  as  the  Minister 

may  prescribe . Free;  Free;  10 

Note:-  the  above  tariff  items  deal  mainly 
with  mining  and  logging  machinery. 

Materials  of  all  kinds  tor  use  only  in  producing 
or  manufacturing  preparations  provided  for  in 
tariff  items  209b  and  219a,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  National 

Revenue . Free 

Materials,  including  all  parts,  imported  for  use 
only  in  the  manufacture  of  purse  frames — 

Free;  Free;  25 

Materials  imported  by  manufacturers  of  sintered 
hard  metal  compounds  of  the  tungsten 
carbide  type,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  such 
compounds  in  their  own  factories  Free;  Free;  10 
Materials,  non-alcoholic,  in  liquid  or  paste  form, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  sealing 
compounds  for  cans  and  jars,  for  use  exclusive¬ 
ly  in  the  manufacture  of  such  sealing  com¬ 
pounds,  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Materials  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  synthetic  resins, 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 

synthetic  resins  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Materials,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Can¬ 
ada,  imported  by  manufacturers  of  hat 
braids,  to  be  manufactured  in  their  own 
factories  into  woven,  knitted  or  plaited 

hat  braids  only . Free 

Materials,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  additives  for 

heating  and  fuel  oils . Free ;  5 ;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

Mathematical  instruments,  n.o.p . 2)4;  15;  30 

Matrices  for  advertising,  stereotypes,  etc.  (see 

stereotypes),  per  sq.  in . 1  e. ;  lc.;  134  c 

Matrices  lor  books,  etc.  (see  stereotypes  of  books, 

eto.) .  Free 

Matrices  for  monotype  and  linotype  machines 

(metal) .  .  Free 

Matrices  of  non-advertising  news  pictures  for 
reproduction  in  newspapers  and  periodical 
publications  enjoying  second-class  mailing 

privileges . Free 

Matrices  for  stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  cellu¬ 
loids,  described  in  item  475a,  per  sq,  in. 

Free;  34;  34 

Matrices  for  stereotypes,  electrotypes,  celluloids, 

n.o.p.,  per  square  inch.  . J4c.;  )4o.;  )4o. 

Matrix  paper,  not  being  tissue  paper,  adapted 

for  use  in  printing  Free 

Mats  with  cut  pile,  of  cocoa  fibre. 

Per  square  foot  2c;  234c;  5c 
Mats,  n.o.p.,  rugs,  carpeting  and  matting  of 

cocoa  fibre,  per  square  yard . 6)4c;  7c;  10c 

Mats,  grass  or  straw,  joined  together  with 
cotton  thread  if  cotton  is  component  mate¬ 
rial  of  chief  value . 30;  30;  40 

And  per  square  foot . — :  7  He.;  20c. 

door  and  carriage,  not  metal,  n.o.p . 25 ;  27)4 ;  35 

Mats  and  matting: — 

of  jute . 1234;  1734;  25 

of  straw . 1234;  1734  ;  25 

rubber . . 1734;  20;  35 

sliver  strands  in  warp  form,  wholly  or  in  part  of 
wool  or  hair,  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
braided  mats  and  rugs,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  Free;  20  and  17J4c.  lb 

Matte,  copper . 15:20;  25 

Matting  and  mats,  jute  or  hemp .  15;  20;  25 

Matting,  cork . 15;  2734;  35 

General  Rate  4c.  per  lb. 

PSpor . 1734  ;  2234;  25 

rubber . 17)4;  20;  35 

Mattocks..  . 10;  2214;  35 

Mattresses,  hair,  spring  and  other .  20.  25;  30 

steel  wire  (see  steel  wire)  .  ..Free;  5;  7)4 

Mattress  waste — see  waste  portion  of  cotton 
„  734;  10;  1234 

Mat,  zos  and  matzos  meal,  packages  over  25  lb 

.  .,  .,  15;  15;  20 

Meal,  alfalfa .  20*  25 

buckwheat,  per  100  lbs.  (No  s't') . 

Free;  45c.;  50 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


747 


oalf  ( Blachforcl’s) . . .  15-  20'  25 

com,  per  bbl.  (No  S.T.) . . .  Free';  50c.;  60c. 

ootton  seed  cake .  .  . Fre, 

linseed  oil  cake  (No  S.T.) . Free 

locust  bean .  j?ret 

oat,  per  100  lbs.,  (No  S.T.).  .  .'.'.  .Free;  50c.’;'  80c 

palm  nut  cake .  Free 

rice,  per  lb . ?4o.  ;  I)ic.;  ’l34c 

soyabean.  . 15;  20;  25 

Meatchoppers . 10;  2234;  35 

flour,  bull,  n.o.p . . .  20';  25 

scraps,  poultry  food  15;  20;  25 

Meats,  beef,  salted,  in  barrels . Free;  Free;  6c 

other  than  beef  or  pork.  ...  —  20’  — 

Beef . 15;’ 30;'  35 

Pprk .  15;  25;  35 

Hams . 15;  20;  35 

N.O.P. . . 15;  20;  35 

Australian  and  New  Zealand . Free 

extracts  of  (see  addenda  o  7941,  ....  10  25:  35 

From  Australia  Free,  New  Zealand  Free 
fresh,  per  lb.: — 

Beef  and  veal . 3c;  3c;  8c 

Lamb  and  mutton . 4c;  6c;  8c 

Pork . l)4c;  IMo;  5c 

N.O.P . 2c;  2)4e;  5c 

(a)  edible  offal  of  beef  and  veal.  .  .  ,134c;  134c;  8c 
but  not  less  than  734  %• 

canned  hams . 15;  20;  35 

frogs’  legs  15:  20;  25. 

Salted  pork,  barrelled  per  lb . Free;  Free;  fc 

Meats,  labels  for  . 17 ;  22  34;  35 

mince,  condensed,  per  lb . 134c.;  324c.;  5c. 

potted  and  specially  prepared  meats,  not 

medicated,  in  cans . 15;  30;  35 

pates  de  foie  gras,  foie  gras,  preserved  in  tins 

or  otherwise  lark  pates . 10;  10;  35 

Meats,  prepared  or  preserved,  other  than  canned 

(a)  Bacon,  hams,  shoulders  and  other  pork 

Free  154c.;  5c. 

(b)  n.o.p . . . Free;  2c.;  6c. 

Medals,  brass . 20;  20,  30 

collections  of  .  Frep 

gold  or  sterling  silver . 20;  2734',  45 

Medals,  electro-plated  with  silver  chromium  or 

cadmium . 17  34:  22 34 :  35 

German  or  nickel  silver  not  plated . 15;  25;  40 

Medals  of  gold,  silver  or  copper,  and  other 
metallic  articles  actually  bestowed  as  trophies 
or  prizes  and  received  and  accepted  as  honor¬ 
ary  distinctions,  and  cups  or  other  metallic 
prizes  (not  usually  merchantable  commodities) 

won  in  bona  fide  competitions . Free 

n.o.p.,  according  to  material. 

Medicinal  and  pharmaceutical  preparations, 
compounded  of  more  than  one  substance, 
including  patent  and  proprietary  prepara¬ 
tions,  tinctures,  pills,  powders,  filled  cap¬ 
sules,  tablets,  troches,  lozenges,  syrups,  cor¬ 
dials,  bitters,  anodynes,  tonics,  plasters,  lini¬ 
ments,  salves,  ointments,  pastes,  drops, 
waters,  essences  and  oils,  n.o.p.; 

(а)  When  dry  ....  17  34:  20;  25 

(б)  Liquid  when  containing  not  more  than 
two  and  one-half  per  cent,  of  proof  spirits — 

1734;  20;  40 

(c)  All  others  n.o.p . 60;  25;  60 

Provided  that  drugs,  pill-mass  and  prepara¬ 
tions,  not  including  pills  or  medicinal  plas¬ 
ters.  recognized  by  the  British  or  the  United 
States  pharmacopoeia,  the  Canadian  Formu¬ 
lary,  or  the  French  Codex  as  official,  shall  not 

be  held  to  be  covered  by  this  item: 

Provided,  also,  that  any  article  in  this  item 
containing  more  than  forty  per  cent,  of 
proof  spirit  shall  be  rated  for  duty  at  per 

gallon  $3.00;  $2.00;  $3.00  and . 30;  20;  30 

Medicinal  roots  (see  roots) . ......  Free 

wines,  not  over  40  per  cent,  proof  spirits 

SO-  80;  80 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4234c  gallon. 

Meerschaum,  crude  or  raw . Free 

Meerschaum,  rnfg.  of . 15;  20:  25 

Mellophones,  brass . Free;  20;  35 

Melon  seeds,  which  have  been  treated  with  salt 
or  salt  brine  and  which  will  not  germin¬ 
ate . . . . . 15;  20;  25 


Melons,  musk  and  cantaloupes,  see  fruits,  fresh. 

Melons,  n.o.p.  each . . . Free;  Free;  3c 

Melons,  zucca,  peeled  or  sliced,  sulphured  or  in 

brine,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures. 5;  10;  35 
Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Menageries,  horses,  cattle,  carriages  and  har¬ 
ness  of,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 
the  Minister  of  National  Revenue  (No  S.T.)  Free 

Menthol,  natural  or  synthetic . Free;  Free;  10 

Mercurial  ointment .  17  34  ;  20;  25 

Mercury  plub  bobs . Free;  9,'  15 

Mercury  pumps,  for  mining  operations . Free 

Mescal  (see  alcohol  ethyl) 

Metal  alloy  slugs,  cast,  with  diamonds  or 
diamond  chip  embedded  therein,  of  any  size 
or  shape,  in  condition  as  from  the  mould,  for 

use  in  Canadian  manufacture . Free 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Metal,  articles  of,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

cream  separator  parts . Free 

Metal,  Britannia,  in  pigs,  blocks  and  bars, 
nickel  silver  and  German  silver  in  ingots  or 

blocks . Free 

Britannia,  manufactures  of,  not  plated,  n.o.p.: 

,  15;  25;  40 

cadmium . 15;  20;  25 

composition,  for  watch  oases,  etc.  (see  com¬ 
position) . Free;  734;  10 

ferrochrome . See  iron  and  steel. 

Finely  divided  metals  or  compounds  of  metals, 
whether  dry,  or  suspended  or  dissolved  in  a 
liquid,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  glassware  and  of  tableware  of  china, 
porcelain  or  semi-porcelain .  . .  .  Free;  Free;  22  34 
galvanizing,  as  silver  metal  composed  of  zinc 

and  aluminum .  . 15;  20;  25 

glove  fasteners . i5;  2234  ;  30 

leaf,  Dutch  or  schlag  . 15;  30;  30 

ores  of  . Free 

Metal  parts,  electroplated,  for  loose  leaf  binders 

20;  1734:  45 

parts  in  any  degree  of  manufacture,  coated  or 
not,  and  wooden  parts  in  the  rough,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  spools,  quills, 
pins,  bobbins  and  shuttles,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles,  in  their  own 

factories . — ;  10;  — 

plated,  tor  watch  cases,  jewellery,  etc.  (see 
composition) 

powders  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of 

high  frequency  iron  cores . Free;  Free;  30 

Metal  stampings  or  assemblies  thereof,  for  use 

in  the  manufacture  of  bathtubs . Free;  10;  25 

type,  in  blocks,  bars,  plates  and  sheets.  .10;  20;  20 
yellow,  in  bolts,  bars  and  sheets,  for  use  in 

the  construction  or  repairs  of  vessels . Free 

Metallic  articles  (prizes)  (see  medals) . Free 

bismuth,  in  its  natural  state . Free 

elements  used  in  the  mfg.  of  electric  lamps.  .  Free 
soaps  for  the  manufacture  of  gels,  for  use 
in  the  development,  depletion  or  production 
of  petroleum  or  natural  gas  wells. Free;  Free;  25 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Metallurgical  processes  in  metals,  converting 

apparatus  for .  Free 

Meters,  electric . 15;  2234  :  30 

Meters,  fixed  or  stationary,  of  a  size  or  capacity 
not  made  in  Canada,  for  hydraulic  engineer¬ 
ing;  gauges,  indicators  and  recorders  for  water 
or  other  liquid  levels,  volume  or  flow,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada.  .  .  .Free;  15;  20 

gas,  and  finished  parts  thereof . 1234  :  2234  ;  35 

water,  of  brass  or  copper . 20:  20;  30 

water,  of  iron  or  steel . 10;  2234  :  35 

portable  for  hydraulic  engineering. ...  Free;  9;  15 
Methyl  alcohol,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
formaldehyde,  in  their  own  factories,  subject 
to  the  provisions  of  the  Excise  Act  and  regu¬ 
lations . Free 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Methyl  ethyl  ketone,  diethyl  ketone,  furfural, 
methyl  normal  propyl  ketone  and  methyl 
isobutol  ketone,  when  imported  for  use  only 

in  the  refining  of  oils . Free;  Free;  25 

Methyl  ethyl  ketone  and  isopropyl  acetate. 

Free;  25;  25 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


748 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[  1956 


Methyl  ethyl  ketone  imported  by  Canadian 
manufacturers  under  such  regulations  as  the 
Minister  may  prescribe,  for  use  exclusively 

as  a  solvent  for  polyvinyl  chloride . Free 

Mexican  DDre . Free 

saddle  trees . Free 

Mica  . 15;  20.  25 

Mica  chimneys  used  in  connection  with  gas 

mantle  outfits . 15;  27%;  30 

Mica,  micronized . Free;  5;  10 

Mica  schist . Free 

Mica,  phlogopite  and  muscovite,  unmanufac¬ 
tured,  in  blocks,  sheets,  splittings,  films, 

waste  and  scrap . 12 %;  10;  25 

Mice  white,  for  research  purposes,  used  in  the 

study  of  malignant  diseases . Free 

Micrometers . Free;  9;  15 

Microscopes,  valued  at  not  less  than  $50  each 

by  retail . ' . Free 

n.o.p . 214',  15;  30 

Microtomes . 2%;  15;  30 

Middlings,  mill  feed  wheat  (No  S.T.) . . .  15;  20:  25 

Military  stores  (see  arms) . Free 

Milk  (see  Addenda,  page  794) . 

and  Cream  (no  S.T.) . 15;  20;  25 

botrle  caps,  printed  or  not . 15;  25;  27% 

powdered,  weight  of  packages  to  be  included 

in  weight  for  duty,  per  lb . 2j^c. ;  4c.;  5c. 

From  New  Zealand  per  lb .  lc. 

dried  whey,  dried  skim  milk,  and  dried  butter¬ 
milk  for  animal  or  poultry  feeds,  per  lb. 

— ;  3 %;  — 

condensed,  evaporated,  the  weight  of  the 
package  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for 
duty  (Insp.  cert,  demanded)  per  pound  (no 

S.T.) . 2%c;  3c;  3Mc 

dry.  skimmed .  20.  20;  27% 

When  for  use  as  animal  or  poultry  feed,  or 
when  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  such  feeds  Free 
Milk  driers  for  dairying  purposes  and  parts 

thereof . Free;  7%;  25 

Milk  cans 

stainless  steel  bottom,  body  and  neck  parts, 
finished  or  not,  for  milk  cans,  not  including 
handles,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  stainless  steel  milk  cans,  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  cans  in  their  own  factories 

. Free;  5;  35 

Expires  Sept  30,  1956 

Milk  evaporators  for  dairying  purposes  and  parts 

thereof . Free;  7%;  25 

foods,  n.o.p . 20;  \T%;  27% 

malted  (Horlick’s) . 20;  VT%\  27]% 

Milking  machines  and  attachments;  complete 

parts  of  all  the  foregoing . Free 

Millboard,  not  pasted  or  coated . 15;  22%;  35 

Milling  cutters,  blanks 

iron  or  steel,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  milling  outters,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  milling  cutters,  in  their  own 
factory  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

m  minister..... . Free;  \2%;  12% 

Mills,  coffee,  spice,  eto . According  to  material 

Mills  for  engraving  oopper  rollers,  eto.  (see 

blanketing) .  Free 

Millstones . ..20;  30;  35 

Mine  hoists,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free  5;  10 

Mineral,  orange,  dry . Free;  \2%;  15 

Mineral  pulp,  for  filling  purposes,  made  from 

cotton . 15;  22%;  25 

Mineral  waters,  natural,  not  in  bottle,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 

National  Revenue .  Free 

water,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

wool  not  asbestos  or  steel.  .  ..Free;  25;  25 

wax,  (not  isolated  from  petroleum).  .5;  7%;  10 

Mineralogical  specimens . . Free 

Miners'  acetylene  lamps  and  parts  thereof, 
miners'  safety  lamps  and  parts  thereof; 
accessories  for  cleaning,  filling,  charging, 
opening  and  testing  miners'  lamps,  battery 
renewal  preparations  for  miners'  electrio 
safety  lamps;  all  to  be  used  exclusively  in 
mines . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Miners’  rescue  appliance,  designed  for  emergency 
use  in  mines,  where  artificial  breathing  is 
necessary  in  the  presence  of  poisonous  gases, 
including  high  pressure  oxygen  pumps  for 
use  exclusively  in  connection  with  such  ap¬ 
pliances,  and  automatic  resuscitation  appara¬ 
tus  for  artificial  breathing,  to  aid  in  the  saving 
of  human  life  and  parts  of  all  the  foregoing .  .  .  Free 
Miners’  safety  helmets,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  for  use  exclusively  in  mining 

operations .  . Free 

Mining  chock  release  apparatus  for  use  in  coal 
mines  to  facilitate  the  safe  removal  of  chorkB 

forming  roof  support . Free;  Free;  10 

Mining  machinery.  Sundry  articles  of  metal  as 
follows,  for  use  exclusively  in  mining  and 
metallurgical  operations,  viz.:  furnaces  for  the 
smelting  of  ores;  converting  apparatus  for 
metallurgical  processes  in  metals;  machinery 
for  the  extraction  of  precious  metals  by  the 
chlorination  or  cyanide  processes,  not  to  in¬ 
clude  pumps,  vacuum  pumps  or  compressors; 
blast  furnace  blowing  engines  for  the  produc¬ 
tion  of  pig  iron;  and  integral  parts  of  all  the 

foregoing . Free 

Mining  machinery,  n.o.p  (See  ore  crushers) 

(1)  Flameproof  electric  switchgear  for  use  in 

Mines  in  which  inflammable  gases  exist,  and 
complete  parts  thereof . Free;  20;  30 

(2)  Flameproof  electric  transformers,  recti¬ 

fiers,  cable-connecting  devices,  trailing 
cable  extensions  with  couplers  moulded  on, 
junction  boxes,  and  complete  parts  of  the 
foregoing,  when  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made 
in  Canada  and  for  use  in  mines  in  which 
inflammable  gases  exist . Free:  10;  37% 

Mining  machinery,  alluvia)  gold  (see  machinery)  Free 
Mining  operations:— Flame  proof  enclosed 
driving  motors  to  be  used  exclusively  at  the 

face  in  mining  operations . Free;  10;  12  % 

Mink,  alive,  for  breeding  purposes .  Free 

Mirrors,  glass . 17J^;  20;  30 

Missals . Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Mistletoe — Flowers  and  foliage,  natural,  cut, 
in  design,  bouquets  or  not,  n.o.p. ..  Free;  12%;  40 

Mitts  of  all  kinds . .  .20:  25;  45 

Mixtures,  chloropicrin,  ethylene  oxide,  methyl 
bromide,  methyl  formate  or  mixtures  contain¬ 
ing  any  of  these,  for  use  in  combating  destruc¬ 
tive  insects  and  pests . Free 

Mixtures  of  methyl  alcohol  and  other  ingredi¬ 
ents  when  imported  by  tanners  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  as  a  solvent  for  dyes  for  the  dyeing  of 
leather  in  *  jeir  own  factories. 

per  proof  gallon  5c;  5o;  20c. 
Modelling  material,  for  use  in  schools  .  .  .  15;  20;  25 
Models  oi  inventions  and  of  other  improve¬ 
ments  in  the  arts — but  no  article  shall  be 
deemed  a  model  which  can  be  fitted  for  use .  .  .  Free 
Models  and  wall  diagrams,  natural  history,  for 

sohools.  eto . Free 

Mohair  (see  fabrics). 

Molasses,  produced  by  the  evaporation  and 
partial  inversion  of  the  juice  of  the  sugar  cane, 
in  which  the  percentage  of  sulphated  ash  is 
not  more  than  nine  per  cent  by  weight,  for 
human  consumption  only.  .  per  gallonFree;lc;  1 % 

Molasses,  grain,  per  lb.  (see  malt) . 20;  25,  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  5o;  lOo. 
(see  also  "Packages”)  (no  S.T.) 

Molasses  residue . 15;  20;  25 

Molybdenum  wire,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  for  use  only  in  their  own  factories 
in  the  manufacture  of  metal  filaments  for 

electric  lamps . Free 

Monel  metal,  in  bars,  rods,  strips,  sheets  or 

plates . . . Free 

Monel  metal,  castings  and  articles  in  the 

rough . 15;  20;  25 

Monel,  parts  of  sinks,  imported  seperately,  not 

Plated . 15;  20;  25 

Monel  metal,  wood  and  machine  screws 

223^;  20;  35 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


749 


Monkeys,  alive,  for  breeding  purposes .  Free 

Monoethanolamine  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  synthetic  detergents . Free:  Free:  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Mono-glyceride  emulsifiers . Free;  5;  25 

Monoisopropanolamine  for  use  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  lauryl  Isopropanolamide.  .Free;  Free;  25 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Monovalve,  substantially  of  metal,  for  the 
administration  of  nitrous  oxide  and  oxygen 

Free 

Mops  and  mop  heads  manufactured  from  cot¬ 
ton  yarn  of  different  sizes . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  —  ;  —  ;  4o 

Morocco  leather  tanned  but  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  . 5;  15;  20 

Morocco  leather,  genuine . Free;  20;  2714 

Motion  picture  screens . Free;  15;  35 

Morphine . Free;  15;  25 

Moss.  Iceland,  and  other,  etc.,  crude  .  .  Free 

Moss,  other,  n.o.p . Free;  10;  1714 

Moss,  peat,  for  use  as  horse  litter,  not  colored, 
not  further  manufactured  than  dried,  cleaned, 

cut  to  size,  ground  and  sifted . Free 

Mother-of-pearl,  unmanufactured  .  Free 

Motion  picture  screens — Fabrics  wholly  of  cotton, 
coated  or  impregnated,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  projection  screens . Free;  5;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Motor  cars,  for  railways  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada  and  parts  thereof  (including 
motive  power  and  parts  thereof,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada),  for  use  only  in 
mining  or  metallurgical  operations. Free;  Free;  20 
Motor  cars  or  motor  trucks  for  carrying  goods 

only,  n.o.p . ._ . Free;  1714;  2714 

Motorcycles  and  sidecars  . Free;  1714;  30 

Motor  vehicles  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.,  chassis  for 

same . Free ;  17 14 ;  27 14 

Motor  vehicles,  parts  for,  see  Automobiles. 

Motors,  electric  and  parts  of . 15;  2214;  3714 

Electric  motors  incorporated  in  or  attached 
to,  or  to  be  incorporated  in  or  attached  to, 
agricultural  implements  or  agricultural 
machinery,  complete  parts  of  the  foregoing 

— ;  Free;  — 

Mould  boards  or  shares,  or  plough  plates,  land 
sides,  and  other  plates  for  agricultural  imple¬ 
ments,  when  cut  to  shape  from  rolled  plates 
of  steel,  but  not  moulded,  punched,  polished 

or  otherwise  manufactured .  Free 

Mouldings  of  wood,  plain,  gilded  or  otherwise 

further  manufactured . 1714;  20;  25 

Moulds,  glass,  of  metal . Free;  714;  10 

ingot . Free;  714:  10 

goldbeaters’ . Free 

Mouth  organs . 714;  10;  30 

Mounts,  pipe . 1714;  25,  35 

umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs  of  brass) . Free;  5;  20 

Moving  picture  films,  positive,  less  than  1 14-inch 

in  width  per  linear  foot . Free;  1  J4c;  3c. 

Duty  not  to  exceed . — ;  20;  30 

Moving  picture  films,  positive,  114-inchin  width 

over  and,  per  linear  foot . 114c.;  114c.;  3c. 

Moving  picture  projectors,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  15 

Mowing  machines,  harvesters,  etc.. 

See  Agricultural  Implements 

Mucilage . 15;  20;  2714 

and  per  lb.  1)4°.;  214c.;  3c. 

Muffs,  fur . 15;  25;  35 

Mulberry  trees,  cuttings,  roots  and  buds,  for 

sericultura!  purposes . Free;  Free;  30 

Mullite,  not  further  processed  than  ground 

Free;  Free;  25 

Munitions  of  war  (see  Arms). 

Muriate  of  potash,  crude  . Free 

Muriatic  acid,  not  including  glass  containers, 
when  in  packages  weighing  not  more  than 
100  pounds — per  100  pounds 

Free;  2214c.;  25o 

n.o.p.  per  100  lbs . 1714c.;  2214c.:  25c. 

Muscovite,  unmanufactured,  in  blocks,  sheets, 

splittings,  films,  waste  and  scrap . 1214;  10;  25 

Museums,  public  antiquities  for . Free 


Mushrooms,  fresh,  not  less  than  10c.  per  lb. 

under  most  favored  nation  or  general  tariff . 

. Free;  334c;  314c 

Mushrooms  and  truffles,  fresh,  dried,  or  other¬ 
wise  preserved . Free;  — ;  30 

Mushrooms . — ;  12)4%;  — 

Truffles . — ;  10%;  — 

Mushrooms,  canned,  the  weight  of  the  package 
to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty 

Free;  15;  30 

Music,  printed,  bound  or  in  sheets . 5;  714;  10 

Music  rolls,  perforated  paper . 5;  7)4;  10 

Musical  instruments,  n.o.p.,  used  in  braBS  bands. 

Free;  20;  25 

Musical  instruments,  brass  band,  of  a  class  or 

kind  not  made  in  Canada . Free:  17)4;  35 

Musical  instruments  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.  .15;  17)4,  30 
Musical  instruments  for  school  of  blind  (see  type¬ 
writers)  . Free 

settlers’  (settlers’  effects) . Free 

Musical  instrument  cases . 15;  22)4;  40 

Musical  instruments,  temporarily  imported, 

(see  page  799) 

Musical  instruments,  used  in  brass  bands,  parts 

or  pianos  and  organs . Free;  20;  25 

Musk  in  pods  or  in  grain . Free 

Muskets . 10;  2214;  30 

Muskrats,  alive,  for  breeding  purposes . Free 

Mustard.  French,  prepared . 12)4;  20;  35 

ground . 12)4;  15;  2714 

seed,  packages  over  1  lb . 5:  7)4:  10 

Liquid . 12)4;  20;  35 

N 

Nail  rods,  Swedish  rolled  iron  or  steel,  under 
half  an  inch  in  diameter,  for  the  manufacture 

of  horseshoe  nails . Free 

Nails,  brass  and  copper . 20;  20;  30 

cut,  iron  or  steel,  and  spikes  (ordinary  build¬ 
ers’),  per  100  lbs . 30o.;  45c.;  50o. 

galvanized,  wrought  and  pressed . 15;  30;  30 

steel,  ohair.  with  brass  heads . 15;  30;  30 

Nail  files,  toilet,  material  being  chief  value  of 

sterling  silver . 17)4;  27)4;  45 

Nails,  wire,  roofing,  having  heads  attached,  cut 

from  sheet  metal . 15;  30;  30 

wire,  one  inch  or  more  in  length,  per  100  lbB. 

40c.;  55c.;  6O0. 

less  than  1-inch  in  length . 15;  27)4;  30 

brads,  spikes  and  tacks  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p. 

15;  27 )4;  30 

Naphtha,  wood  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

Naphtha,  high  flash  for  use  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures  per  gallon . )4c.  )4c;  lc 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 
Napkins,  coloured  linen,  stitched  or  sewn.. 

15;  20;  35 
and  per  lb.  3c.;  3)4;  4c. 

Napkins,  cotton . 25;  22)4;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Napkins,  linen . Free;  20;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Napkins  of  crash  with  colored  borders  wholly 
or  in  part  of  flax  or  hemp,  not  containing 

silk,  artificial  silk  nor  wool . 15;  20;  35 

Napkins  of  vegetable  fibres . 25;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb . 4c 

Napkin  paper,  printed . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Napkin  rings,  n.o.p . According  to  material 

Napkins,  sanitary . 10;  20;  35 

Napkins,  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp . Free;  20;  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Narcotic  drugs,  imported  under  regulations. 

Neck  frills,  silk  manufacture . 27)4;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  7c 

Nectarines,  fresh,  weight  of  packages  to  be  in¬ 
cluded  in  weight  for  duty . Free;  10;  20 

General  Rate  not  less  than  lo.  per  lb. 
Nectarines  dried,  desiocated,  evaporated  or 

dehydrated . Free;  15;  25 

Needles,  n.o.p . 10;  25;  35 

Needles,  gramophone . 10;  15;  30 

Needles,  spring  beard  and  latch . 10;  25;  35 

and  per  M.  — ;  $1.50;  $1 .50 ; 

surgical,  (no  Sales  Tax) . Free 

Nets  made  from  human  hair . 15;  15;  35 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


750 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Net  floats  of  any  material  except  wood,  for  use 

exclusively  in  commercial  fishing . Free 

Net  norsels  of  cotton,  hemp  or  flax,  for  the  fish¬ 
eries  .  .  .  .  Fret 

Nets,  n.o.p . 1734;  2234;  35 

fish,  sportsmen’s . Free;  20;  30 

fishing,  deep  sea .  Fret 

twine  for  (see  fish  hooks) . Fret 

lawn  tennis .  25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 


Nets  and  nettings,  of  cotton . 15;  20;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 
n.o.p . 1734;  2234;  35 


Nettings,  wire  of  iron  or  steel . 1734  ;  25;  35 

Nettings,  woven,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated,  made 
from  wire  of  17  gauge  or  heavier,  with  meshes 
not  smaller  than  one  inch  and  not  larger  than 
two  inches,  with  specially  strengthened  joints, 
when  for  use  exclusively  on  fur  farms,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister,  n.o.p. 

1234;  20;  30 


of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada ...  5;  1734  ;  30 
Neurocalometer,  complete  with  its  actual 

complement  of  detectors . Free 

Neurocalometer  detectors,  imported  singly, 

iron  or  steel . . . 10;  25;  35 

Neutralizer,  electric . 15;  2234  ;  30 

Newspaper  comic  work,  paper  matrix  for,  and 


not  for  advertising  purposes,  per  sq.  inch. 

Free;  34c;  34c. 

Newspapers,  or  supplemental  editions  or  parts 
thereof,  partly  printed  and  intended  to  be 
completed  and  published  in  Canada;  comic 
and  pictorial  sections,  non-advertising,  to 
be  inserted  in  or  folded  with  periodical 
publications  entered  for  mailing  purposes 
as  second-class  matter . Free 

Newspaper  and  telephone  directory  printing 
presses,  of  not  less  value  by  retail  than  fif¬ 
teen  hundred  dollars  each,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada  and  complete 
parts  thereof,  not  to  include  saws,  knives 
and  motive  power;  mechanical  deliveries 
or  conveyors  for  use  with  newspaper  print¬ 
ing  presses . Free 


Newspapers,  rotogravure  and  comic  sections  for 
newspapers,  when  imported,  not  inserted  in 

or  folded  with  copies  of  newspapers . Free 

Newspapers,  unbound  n.o.p.,  tailors’,  milliners’, 
and  mantle-;makers’  fashion  plates  when  im¬ 
ported  in  single  copies  in  sheet  form  with 

periodical  trade  journals . Free 

Newsprinting  paper  and  all  printing  paper  in 
sheets  and  rolls  valued  at  not  over  2  34o. 

per  lb . 10;  1234;  15 

Nickel  chromium  in  bars  or  rods  not  more  than 
H"  >n  diameter,  containing  more  than  50% 
nickel  and  more  than  10%  chromium,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  manufactured  in  Canada, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  elec¬ 
tric  resistance  wire  and  electric  resistance 
strip  or  ribbon  for  use  only  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories. Free 
Nickel,  and  alloys  containing  sixty  per  cent  by 
weight  or  more  of  nickel,  n.o.p.,  viz.;  ingots, 
blocks  and  shot;  shapes  or  sections,  billets, 
bars,  and  rods,  rolled,  extruded  or  drawn 
(not  including  nickel  processed  for  use  as 
anodes);  strip,  sheet  and  plate  (polished  or 

not) ;  seamless  tube . Free 

Nickel,  manufacturers  of  not  plated,  n.o.p.. 

15;  20;  25 

Nickel,  silver,  and  German  silver,  in  bars  and 
rods,  in  strips,  sheets  or  plates,  or  anodes 
,  ,  5;  10;  10 

anodes  and  metal  adapted  for . 5;  7J^;  10 

caps  for  whip  ends,  for  the  factories  (see  reeds') .  Free 
kitchen  or  household  hollow-ware,  n.o  p 
M.  ,  ,  .  .  ,  20;  2734:  30 

Nickel-plated  ware . 15;  2234;  45 

Nickel  salts  . . 15;  20;  25 

Nicotine  spraying  liquid  (no  S.T.).  .  ..Free;  734;  15 
Nicotine;  salts  of  nicotine;  non-alcoholic  prepara¬ 
tions  containing  nicotine  in  a  free  or  com¬ 
bined  state,  for  dipping,  spraying  or  fumi¬ 
gating,  n.o.p .  Free;  Free;  10 


Nitrate  of  ammonia  when  imported  for  use  in 


the  manufacture  of  nitrous  oxide.  .  .  .Free;  10;  25 
compounds,  n.e.s..  adapted  for  use  in  the  m’f’g. 

of  exnlosives . Free 

Vitrate.  lead  not  ground . Free;  10;  10 

Nitrate  of  ammonia . Free;  25;  25 

of  potash  (saltpetre)  .........  Free 

Nitrate  compounds  not  elsewhere  specified 
adapted  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

explosives . Free 

Nitre  cake  (bisulphate  of  soda)  .  .  Free;  20;  20 
Nitre,  sweet  spirits  of,  per  gal.  $3.00 


and  30;  30;  30 


Nitric  acid  and  all  other  acids,  n.o.p.  of  a  class 

or  kind  not  made  in  Canada . Free;  15;  25 

Nitric  acid,  not  including  glass  containers  when 
in  packages  weighing  more  than  100  lbs. 

Free;  20;  22  34 

Nitro  and  other  explosives,  n.o.p.,  per  lb. 

134o.;  23io.;  234c. 

Nitro  bacterine  culture . .  .  .Free;  5;  10 

Nitro-glycerine,  n.e.s..  per  lb.  (noS.T.  also  goods 

used  in  m’f’g  of) . 134c.;  2  34c.;  234c. 

Nitrous  ether,  per  gal..  $3.00  and  .  .  .  30:  30;  30 
Noils  (short  wool  which  falls  from  the  combs  in 

worsted  factories),  per  lb . Free;  Free;  15c 

Notches  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs)  .  .  .Free;  5;  20 
Numerals,  and  letters,  of  any  material  not 

paper . 10;  20;  30 

Nursery  stock,  n.o.p.  (no  S  T.) ...  .  I2V4;  12k£;  30 
(under  regulations) 

Nutgalls  and  extracts  thereof  (dyeing  articles)  tree 

Nutmegs,  unground . Free;  15;  20 

ground . 20;  2734;  30 

Nutreine  (white  Malabar  nut  butter)  .  . .  15;  20;  25 

Nutrme,  egg  34°.  per  lb.  and .  15;  30;  35 

Nut  locks,  steel . .  .  ....10;  25;  35 

Nut  shells;  nut  shell  flour  and  mixtures  thereof 

. Free;  Free;  20 

Nut  trees,  seedling  stock  for  grafting,  and  buds 

and  scions  for  grafting  such  trees . Free 

Nuts,  acorn,  per  lb.  3c.:  5c..  5c. 

almonds,  shelled,  n.o.p.  per  lb . lc;  Free;  3c 

blanched  almonds,  not  granulated  or  flaked 
or  otherwise  manufactured,  per  lb. 

lc.;  Free;  3c. 

candied,  per  lb . 15;  25;  35;  34c  lb. 

cocoa,  desiccated,  n.o.p.,  per  lb . 2c.;  3c.,  6c. 

desiccated  unsweetened,  per  lb . 2c. ;  3c  ;  6c. 

cocoa,  n.o.p.,  per  100 . Free;  50c;  75c 

crude  drugs,  u.o.p  (see  drugs)  ...  .  Free 

dveing  or  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles)  .Free 

iron  or  steel  and  blanks,  coated  or  not 

734;  1734  ;  25 
and  per  100  lbs.  25c.:  50o.;  75c. 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p  per  lb .  lc.;  lc.;  3c. 

peanuts,  green,  in  the  shell,  or  not  further 
processed  than  shelled,  per  lb..  .  .Free;  Free;  lc 


shelled,  n.o.p  ,  per  lb . lc.;  lc.;  3c. 

(Nuts  are  ruled  as  taking  S.T.) 

walnuts,  shelled  or  not . lc;  Free;  3c 

Nux  Vomica  beau,  crude. . .  .  Free 

ground . Free;  15;  25 


O 

Oak  felloe,  rough  sawn . Free 

Oak  felloes,  planed  on  one  or  more  sides,  and 

shaped . 17  34  ;  20;  25 

Oak,  manufacture  of . 17  34;  20:  25 

Oak  spokes,  rough  or  bent  to  shape . Free 

Oak  staves,  jointed,  planed . 17  34  ;  20:  25 

Oak  staves,  listed  or  jointed  only . Free 

Oakum,  cotton . 5;  j6;  1234 

jute  or  hemp . Free 

surgical  dressing . . .  i6;  20;  35 

Oar  blocks,  rough  or  sawn  only . Free 

Oatmeal  and  rolled  oats,  per  100  lbs 


Oats,  per  bushel  (no  S.T.) . Free;  4c.;  16c. 

1  )ats.  crushed  .  ifi  20;  25 

Ochres  and  ochrey  earths . 5;  12J4;  15 

Office  furniture,  substantially  of  wood. ...  15;  25;  45 

other  than  wood  . 15;  25;  45 

Oil,  aniline,  crude  (dyeing  articles) . Free 


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J956] _ COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF  751 


Oil  asphaltum  for  vise  only  for  paving  purposes  Free 

banana  .  15  20;  25 

Oil.  bay  (see  essential  oil!  ....Free,  7J4;  7J^ 

Oil  barrels  Can  m'f'g.)  returned  tilled,  not 

improved  in  condition  .  Frei 

Oil,  blending  n.o.p . 12  34;  17  ;  20 

Oil,  diethyl  ketone,  methyl  normal  probyl  ketone 
and  blends  thereof;  methyl  ethyl  ketone,  fur¬ 
fural  and  methyl  isobutyl  ketone;  all  the  fore¬ 
going  for  use  only  in  the  refining  of  oils 

• . . Free'  Fr©6‘  25. 

Oil,  rape  seed,  orude  or  refined . . Free 

Oil  cajeput.  non-alcoholic  .  Free;  7 34 ;  71^ 

Oil  cake  and  oil  cake  meal,  linseed  (no  S  T.)  .  .Free 

Oil,  carbolic,  specific  gravity  .9420,  not  heavy 

...  oil . 15;  20;  25 

Oil,  carbolio  or  heavy . Free;  10;  10 

(For  use  on  unmanufactured  timber,  no  S.T.) 

castor  . . . . . . . . . F rcc 

castor,  for  use  in  the  processing  of  leather,  or 
the  manufacture  of  paints  and  varnishes,  or 

textile  fabrics . Free 

china  wood  .  Free 

Oil,  citronella . Free;  Free;  734 

Oilcloth,  enamelled,  oarriage,  floor,  shelf  and 

table  . . 15;  27)4;  35 

General  Rate  4c.  per  lb. 

Oilcloth,  floor,  linoleum  and  cork  matting  or 

carpets . 15;  2734;  35 

General  Rate,  per  lb.  4c. 

Oil,  clothing  (linen  or  cotton) .  .  25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 
coal  and  kerosene,  see  petroleum  products, 
cocoanut,  crude  when  imported  to  be  refined 

for  edible  purposes . Free;  10;  10 

cocoanut,  not  edible,  when  imported  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  refined  cocoanut  oil 

Free;  10;  10 

cocoanut,  not  edible,  for  manufacturing  soap, 

fYee;  10,  10 

cocoanut,  n.o.p . 1234:  1734;  1 

Oil,  cod-liver . Free;  15;  22)4 

Oil.  colza . Free 

Oil,  corn . 15;  20;  25 

cotton  seed  n.o.p..  .  . 1234;  17J4;  1734 

cotton  seed,  refined,  edible  for  canning  fish.  .  Free 
creosote,  soluble  (spraying  prep.). .  Free;  734;  15 

essential,  n.o.p.  Free;  734;  734 

Essential  oil,  natural,  viz.:  Geranium,  rose, 
ylang  ylang,  lemon,  bergamot,  orange, 
mandarin,  citronella,  clove,  lemon,  grass 

and  vetiver . Free;  Free;  734 

Essential  oils,  natural  and  synthetic,  n.o.p.: 
and  the  same  containing  other  non-alcoholic 
materials,  n.o.p.,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  products  or  preparations  for  medicinal, 
flavouring,  toilet  or  other  purposes,  under 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  pre¬ 
scribe . Free;  734  ;  734 

heavy  . .  Free;  10:  10 

Oil  for  use  in  the  concentration  of  ores . Free 

Oils,  coke  oven  light  oils  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  benzine  and  other  related  aro¬ 
matic  hydrocarbons .  — ;  — ;  25 

per  gallon,  34c;  j^c.  — 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Oils,  hydrogenated,  blown,  dehydrated,  or  sul- 
phonated,  not  including  blown  or  hydro¬ 
genated  fish,  seal  or  whale  oils . 15;  20;  25 

cotton  seed  and  crude  cotton  seed  oil,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  cotton  seed 
meal  and  refined  cotton  seed  oil,  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  com¬ 
modities  in  their  own  factories.  . .  Free;  10:  10 

Cotton  seed,  for  canning  fish .  Free 

Fish  oils,  n.o.p . 1234  ;  20;  25 

finish . 5;  15;  30 

and  per  gal . 15c.;  15c.;  20c. 

palm  and  palm  kernel  oil,  unbleached  or  bleach¬ 
ed,  not  edible;  shea  butter . Free;  10;  10 

Oil,  fusil  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

hair  (see  perfumery)  . 15;  25;  40 

illuminating,  see  under  products  of  petroleum. 

Oil.  lard  . 15;  22 14;  25 

Oil,  lemon . Free;  Free;  734 

linseed  or  flax  seed,  raw  or  boiled,  per  100 
lbs . SI. 25;  SI. 55;  S1.65 


meal,  Blatchford's  .  15;  20;  25 

mirbane . Free;  17)4;  25 

mustard  seed .  )  %  (>0:  25 

oiticica,  per  lb . ’. . Free;  Free;  2)4o 

pint-  needle.  . .  Free 

Printers’  . 15;  20;  25 

Oil,  peanut,  for  canning  fish . Free 

Oil,  peanut,  for  manufacturing  soap.  .  . Free 

Oil,  peanut,  crude,  for  refining  for  edible  pur¬ 
poses  used  as  materials  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures . Free;  10;  10 

Oil,  peanut,  for  other  purposes . 15;  20;  25 

peppermint  (see  essential)  ...  Free;  734;  734 

Oil,  seal,  n.o.p . .  12  34  ;  20;  22  H 

Sunflower  seed,  for  use  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures . Free;  10;  10 

Oil,  soya  bean,  for  manufacturing  soap .  Free 

Oil,  soya  bean,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

soya,  for  use  in  the  processing  of  leather  or 
the  manufacture  of  paints  and  varnishes,  or 

textile  fabrics . Free 

for  canning  fish . . ...  .  Free 

Oil  when  imported  by  miners  or  mining  com¬ 
panies  or  concerns,  to  be  used  in  the  concen¬ 
tration  of  ores  of  metal  in  their  own  concen¬ 
trating  establishments,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  Customs  and 

Excise . Free 

Oils,  distilled,  see  under  products  of  petroleum. 

Oils,  eucalyptus,  from  Australia  (see  p.  689). Free 

extractor  and  steam  separator . 10;  25;  35 

Oils,  fish,  in  their  natural  condition,  or  oils  so 
treated  as  to  increase  their  content  of  vitamins, 
or  solutions  of  synthetic  vitamins  in  animal  or 
vegetable  oils,  when  imported  for  use  exclus¬ 
ively  by  Canadian  manufacturers  for  fortifying 
the  vitamin  content  of  fish  oils  of  Canadian 
production,  provided  the  latter  constitute  at 
least  ninety-five  per  cent  by  volume  of  the 

finished  fortified  oils . Free 

residual  oils  of  petroleum  origin,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  carbon  black 

Free;  Free;  lc  per  gal. 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Oils,  rough,  the  refuse  of  animal  fat,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  soaps  or  oils  only . Free 

Oils,  lubricating,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  oi 
petroleum,  costing  less  than  twenty-five 

cents  per  gallon,  per  gal . 134c.;  2)4c.;  234c. 

lubricating,  n.o.p . 10;  12J4;  20 

maize  .  15:  20;  25 

manhaden . 1234;  1734  ;  2234 

medicinal,  n.o.p.  (see  med.  prep.) 

Oils,  natural  casinghead,  see  under  products  of 
petroleum. 

neat’s-foot .  15:  2234;  25 

n.o.p . . . 1234;  1734;  20 

olive,  for  use  in  processing  textiles  or  textile 
fabrics  including  the  finishing  of  fabrics.  .  .  .Free 

olive,,  n.o.p . Free;  5;  20 

■olive,  for  manufacturing  soap  or  canning  fish  .  Free 
palm,  bleached  .  .  .  ...  ....  Free;  10;  10 

palm  and  palm  kernel,  not  edible,  for  manu¬ 
facturing  soap . Free;  10;  10 

petroleum  (see  petroleum) . 
potato  (see  alcohol,  ethyl). 

pineapple .  15;  20;  25 

red,  not  containing  glycerine . 15;  20;  25 

resin  . .  Free 

sesame  seed,  crude . Free;  20;  25 

Oil. — Tall  oil,  tall  oil  pitch  and  blended  tall  oil 

and  tall  oil  pitch . Free 

sulphonated . 15;  20;  25 

spermaceti . 1234;  15;  30 

vegetable,  crude,  when  imported  to  be  refined 
for  edible  purposes,  viz.; — cottonseed,  palm 
and  palm  kernel,  peanut  and  cocoanut 

Free;  10;  10 

vegetable,  n.o.p .  15;  20;  25 

whale,  n.o.p . 1234;  15;  30 

Note — All  imports  of  olive  oil  are  subject  to 
regulations  under  Food  and  Drugs  Act. 

salves  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal 

1734  ;  20;  25 


Ointments  and 
preparations) 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


752 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Okra,  sliced  and  salted . Free;  5;  35 

Oleine  (lard  oil) .  •  16;  22  34.  25 

Oleographs,  advertising  (see  advertising  matter), 

per  lb .  5o. ;  10c.;  15c. 

not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
n.o.p . . . . . 12  34;  20;  2234 

Oleomargarine  (under  license),  (no  sales  tax  on 

any  material  used  in  the  manufacture  of) .  Free 

Oleo-stearine,  per  lb .  .  134;  1%;  2 

Olives,  in  brine,  ripe,  not  bottled . Free;  Free;  30 

Olives  in  brine,  ripe,  not  bottled,  to  be  used  in  the 
manufacture  of  pickles,  when  imported  bv 
manufacturers  of  such  pickles.. .  .Free;  Free;  30 

pickled  or  salted  as  pickles . 20;  25;  35 

Olives,  sulphured  or  in  brine,  not  bottled 

. 10;  Free;  30 

Onion  plants,  small,  grown  from  seeds  and  im¬ 
ported  into  Canada  for  bona  fide  transplanting 

or  propagation  purposes  only . Free 

Onion  sets  and  shallots . Free;  15;  30 

OnioD  topping  machines . Free:  7  Vi\  25 

Onions,  n.o.p . Free;  lc;  lc 

General  and  most  favored-nation  rate, 

40  weeks,  lo  per  lb.,  otherwise  10%. 
Opium,  crude,  the  outward  ball  or  covering  to  be 

duty  free,  per  lb . SI. 00;  SI  00;  SI. 00 

(Prohibited,  except  for  medicine). 

Opium,  powdered,  per  lb . $1.35;  $1.35;  $1.35 

Opium,  prepared,  for  smoking 

per  lb . $5.00;  $5.00;  $5.00 

Note  (Prohibited) 

Opthalmoscopes,  Opthalmometers . Free 

Optical  instruments,  n.o.p . 234;  15;  30 

Orange  mineral . Free;  12)4;  15 

Orange  peel,  candied  or  drained . 20;  2734:  35 

Orange  rinds  sulphured  or  in  brine . Free 

Oranges,  n.o.p.,  per  cubic  foot . Free;  Free;  35c. 

Orange  juice,  the  product  of  the  Brtish  West 
Indies,  when  imported  direct  from  the  country 

of  production . Free 

Oranges,  sliced  or  in  the  form  of  pulp,  with  or 
without  the  addition  of  preservatives.  .  .Free;  5;  35 

Orchids  (dormant  roots) .  Free;  1234;  20 

Ore  crushers,  rock  crushers,  stamp  mills,  rock 
drills,  percussion  coal  cutters,  coal  augers, 
rotary  coal  drills,  and  complete  parts  of  all 
articles  mentioned  in  this  item,  when  for  use 

exclusively  in  mining  operations . 5;  15;  25 

Ore  dryer,  rotary,  or  iron  or  steel . 10;  2234;  35 

Ore  of  cobalt  (no  S.T.) . Free 

iron,  per  ton  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Ore,  kryolite  or  cryolite  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Ore  samplers,  automatic  (see  mining  machinery .  Free 
Ores  of  metals  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.  (no  sales  tax) .  Free 
Ore.  oils  for  use  in  the  concentration  of  ore.  .  .  .Free 
Organ  keys,  parte  to  manufacture  (see  piano 

material'  Free 

Organs,  mouth . 734;  10;  30 

Organs,  parts  of,  n.e.s . Free:  20;’  25 

Organs . 20;  2234;  30 

Pipe  organs . 15;  15;  30 

Pipe  organ  player  actions  and  parts  thereof, 

parts  of  pipe  organs,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  25 

Organ,  player  (mechanical) . 15;  15;  30 

Ornaments  of  Alabaster . 1734;  1734;  30 

Ornaments  of  amber,  spar,  terra  cotta,  or  com-’ 
position,  and  bead  ornaments 

1734;  1734  ;  30 

Ornaments,  lignine,  and  composition  ornaments 
in  imitation  of  wood  oarvings  (furniture) 

15;  25;  45 

of  lace,  white  or  cream  ooloured,  of  cotton  or 

linen,  not  including  lace  collars . 20;  25;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  4o. 

Orris  root,  unground .  Free 

ground . Free;  15;  25 

Osier  plaits  or  braids  for  hats .  Free 

Osiers,  unmanufactured  Fret 

Ossein  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  gel¬ 
atine  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  gelatine  in  their  own  factories.  .Free;  5;  25 
Expires  December  31,  1956 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Outboard  Motors . ...15;  20;  30 

Oven  thermostats,  automatic  oven  lighters  and 
dual  valves,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
apparatus  designed  for  cooking  with  gas;  gas 
pressure  regulators  for  use  in  the  gas  line 
between  the  meter  and  the  cooking  appara¬ 
tus  or  for  installation  on  the  cooking  appara¬ 
tus.  See  apparatus. 

Ovens,  of  a  clasB  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 

for  use  in  commercial  bakeries.  .  .Free;  7)4;  30 
Overooatings,  wool,  (see  wool  fabrics)  n.o.p. 

Ox  gall,  purified . .  .  . . Free;  1 7 J4-;  25 

Oxide,  chromium  materials  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  chromium  oxide  for  use  only  in  the 
manufacture  of  chromium  oxide  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  Free;  10 

Expires  Sept,  30,  1957 

Oxide  of  cobalt . Free;  10;  10 

Oxide  of  ethyl,  hydrated,  or  spirits  of  wine  (see 
alcohol,  ethyl). 

of  calcium . 15;  20;  25 

of  copper,  and  tin . Free;  15  15 

Oxide  titanium — dry  red  lead,  orange  mineral, 
titanium  oxide,  and  antimony  oxide;  zinc 
oxides,  zinc  white  and  lithopone.Free;  1234;  15 
Oxides  and  stains,  valued  at  not  less  than  20o. 
per  lb.,  for  use  exclusively  as  colouring 
constituents  in  the  manufacture  of  vitreous 

enamels  and  pottery  glazes . Free;  20;  2234 

Oxygen  gas . 15;  20;  25 

Oyster  shells,  crushed  or  ground . 15'  20;  25 

Oyster  shells,  not  further  manufactured  than 
crushed  or  screened,  or  both,  for  use  as  poultry 
feeds  or  in  the  manufacture  of  poultry  feeds 

10;  10;  20 

Oysters,  prepared  or  preserved,  n.o.p. 

1734;  2234  ;  30 

shelled,  in  bulk,  per  gallon . 7c.;  5c.;  lOo. 

From  New  Zealand,  per  gal . 5o. 

shelled,  in  cans  not  over  one  pint,  including 

the  duty  on  the  cans,  per  can . 2o.;  234c- :  3o. 

From  New  Zealand,  per  can . 134°; 

shelled,  in  cans  over  one  pint  and  not  over  one 
quart,  including  the  duty  on  the  cans,  per 

oan . 3o.;  434c.;  5o. 

From  New  Zealand,  per  can . 234c. 

shelled  in  cans  exceeding  one  quart  in 
capacity,  including  the  duty  on  the  cans, 

per  quart . 3o.;  4J4c.;  5o. 

From  New  Zealand,  per  quart . 2J4c 

Provided  that  a  fraction  over  a  quart  shall  be 
computed  as  a  quart  for  duty  purposes  under 
this  item. 

oans  for.  with  wedge  shaped  oovers.  ...  15;  20;  30 

in  the  shell .  1734;  15;  25 

From  New  Zealand .  15% 

seed  and  breeding,  imported  for  the  purpose 

of  being  planted  in  Canadian  waters . Free 

pails  (see  pails). 

1  Izokerite  wax . 5;  734;  10 

Ozone  Generators  or  ozone  airifiers  and  parts 
thereof,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada . Free;  5;  10 

P 

Packages  (see  page  792). 

Packages,  containing  free  goods  only;  usual  cov¬ 
erings,  except  receptacles  capable  of  holding 
liquids,  containing  goods  subject  to  a  speoific 

duty  only,  n.o.p  . .  . Free 

Usual  coverings  containing  goods  subject  to 
any  ad  valorem  duty,  when  not  included  in 
the  invoice  value  of  the  goods  they  contain 

(see  coverings) . Free;  734;  20 

Packages,  tea,  of  tin . 20;  25;  30 

tin.  containing  molasses . 20;  25;  30 

Packages,  wood,  containing  molasses.  .  1734  ;  20;  25 

Packing,  asbestos . 15:  20;  25 

Packing,  asbestos,  when  made  from  crude  asbes¬ 
tos  of  Empire  origin . Free:  20;  25 

Packing,  rubber . 1734  ;  20;  35 

palmpfto  (ashestos)  .  .  .  .  .  15-  20;  25 

Pads,  hairbrush . .15;  25;  40 

a  packing  for  apple  boxes .  1734'  20;  25 

stair . 15;  22  34  ;  25 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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753 


Pails,  wood,  containing  oysters  or  other  fish 

17*$;  20;  25 

Pails,  oyster,  exported  and  returned  (see  Cana¬ 


dian  goods  returned) . Free 

Paint,  gold  liquid . 15;  22*$;  25 

anti-corrosive  and  anti-fouling . 17  *$;  25;  30 

Paints  and  colors;  ochres,  ochery  earthB,  siennas 

and  umbers .  5;  15;  15 

oxides,  fireproofs,  rough  stuffs,  fillers,  laundry 


blueing,  and  colors,  dry,  n.o.p. 

12*$;  17*$;  22*$ 

Paints  and  colors,  dry  red  lead,  orange  mineral, 
titanium  oxide,  antimony  oxide,  zinc  oxides 
as  zinc  and  white  and  lithopone.  .Free;  12*$;  15 

ground  and  liquid,  n.o.p . 17*$;  20;  30 

Paints  ground  in  spirit, per  gal . 75c;  85c:  Si. 25 

water  color,  dry . 12*$;  17*$;  22*$ 

water  color,  n.o.p . 17*$;  20;  30 

Paints,  artists’  and  school  children’s  colours; 

fitted  boxes  containing  the  same . Free;  15;  30 

Paintings  in  oil  or  water  colors  and  pastels, 
valued  at  less  than  twenty  dollars  each. 

15;  22*$;  25 

Paintings,  drawings  and  pastels  by  artists,  all 
of  the  foregoing  when  valued  at  not  less  than 
twenty  dollars  each;  framed  or  not  (No 

Sales  Tax) . Free 

The  paintings  alone,  not  including  value  of 
frames,  must  be  valued  at  $20  each,  or  more. 
Paintings  and  sculptures  by  artiste  domiciled 
in  Canada  out  residing  temporarily  abroad 
for  purposes  of  study,  under  regulations  by  the 


Minister,  framed  or  not . Free 

of  manganese . Free 

of  zino .  Free;  15;  15 


Paintings,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  22*$ 

Paintings,  pastels,  photographs,  drawings  and 
other  art  work  and  illustrations  of  all  kinds, 
n.o.p.,  whether  originals,  copies  or  proofs,  for 
reproduction  in  periodical  publications  enjoy¬ 
ing  second-class  mailing  privileges . Free;  9;  25 

Provided  that  goods  which  are  entitled  to 
entry  free  of  duty  or  at  a  lower  rate  than  as 
indicated  in  this  item  shall  not  be  entered  at 
the  rates  specified  in  this  item. 


Palm  kernels . Free 

Palm  leaf,  unmanufactured . Free 

Palm  nut  cake  and  palm  nut  cake  meal . Free 

Palm  trees,  natural,  preserved . — :  20;  25 

Palms,  florists  stock . Free;  12*$;  25 

Pamphlets,  advertising,  per  lb . 5c.;  10c;  15c. 

duty  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

or  parts  thereof,  n.o.p . Free;  10;  10 

Pancreatin . ,••••: . 15:  20;  25 

Pans,  platinum,  for  sulphurio  acid  (see  plat¬ 
inum)  . .  .  Free 

Papaine . Free;  5;  17*$ 

Paper,  advertising, blotter  per  lb . 5c.;  10c.;  15c. 

duty  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 
Paper  and  paperboard,  asphalt  impregnated, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  vinyl  floor  tiles 

and  vinyl  floor  coverings . Free;  5;  35 

Expires  December  31.  1955 
and  paperboard,  asphalt  impregnated,  in 
rolls  exceeding  nine  feet  in  width,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  floor  and  wall  cover¬ 
ings . Free;  10;  35 

Expires  Dec.  10,  1956 
Paperboard — see  boards. 

Paper-covered  asphalt  liner  board  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  automotive  dash  insulation 

panels . Free;  7*$;  35 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

Papers,  albumenized,  etc.,  for  photographers 

n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

artotype  bromide . .Free;  20;  30 

baryta  coated,  etc.,  (see  photographic  paper) 

Free;  Free;  10 

boxed . 17*$;  25;  35 

caps  for  toy  pistols .  10;  30;  40 

carbon  tissue  valued  at  not  less  than  40 
cents  per  lb.  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

carbon  paper . Free;  7*$;  25 

cigarette,  in  rolls,  ungummed . 10;  15;  25 

cigarette,  gummed,  in  rolls . — ;  15; 


cigarette,  not  gummed  in  sheets  containing 

not  less  than  32  sq.  ins . 10;  15;  25 

cigarette,  in  tubes  or  booklets  or  packets 

17*$;  15;  35 

coated,  when  used  exclusively  in  the  production 
of  magazines,  newspapers  and  periodicals 
printed,  published  and  issued  regularly  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

. 17*$;  Free;  35 

coated  or  impregnated  (in  rolls)  with  a 
duplicating  preparation,  and  to  be  further 
manufactured  into  master  units  for  use  on 

spirit  duplicating  machines . Free;  7*$  ;  35 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

coated,  not  punched  nor  printed,  in  single 
sheets  or  rolls,  not  exceeding  -012  and  not 
less  than  -003  of  an  inch  in  thickness,  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  master  units  for 

duplicating  machines . Free;  7*$;  35 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

coated,  ruled  and  bordered . .  17*$;  25;  35 

containers  of  corrugated  or  laminated  fibre- 

board  per  lb . *$c.;  *$c.;  1  *$c. 

but  not  less  than — ;  20;  35 
cutting  machines,  bookbinders’..  .. Free;  Free;  10 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . . 15;  22*$;  25 

deadening  qudts,  layers  of  hair,  asbestos  and 

paper: — hair  the  chief  value . 25;  27*$;  40 

per  lb. — ;  — ;  35 

dry  eleetrically-sensitive  paper  in  rolls  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  charts 

. Free;  7*$;  35 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

duplex  backing  papers  or  wrappers  including 
those  printed  and/or  skived  for  use  in  the 
packaging  of  photographic  roll  films;  inter¬ 
leaving  and  wrapping  paper,  for  packaging 
flat  photographic  films  and  photographic 
papers;  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
photographic  films  and  photographic  papers 
for  use  in  their  own  factories  in  the  packag¬ 
ing  of  such  films  or  papers. . . . 5;  12*$;  35 

electric  cable  insulating,  .0045  inch  or  less  in 
thickness,  and  condenser  tissue  paper. 

Free;  10;  25 


25 

35 

25 

35 

35 


35 


envelope  paper,  opaque,  made  in  one  process 

15;  22*$; 

envelopes,  paper,  n.o.p . 17*$;  25; 

filter  i □  sheets . 15:  22*$; 

filter  cut  to  shape . 17*$;  25; 

gummed . 17*$;  25; 

hand  made,  not  to  include  mould-made  deckle- 
edge  papers,  valued  at  not  less  than  40 

cents  per  lb  wholesale . 10;  22*$; 

calendered  to  between  .006  and  .008  inch 
thickness  adapted  for  the  manufacture  of 

shot  shells . . . Free 

heat  sealable  paper,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  teabags . Free;  7*$  25; 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 17*$;  25;  35 

matrix,  not  being  tissue  paper,  adapted  for 

printing  . _ . Free 

milk  bottle  caps,  printed  or  not . 15;  25;  27*$ 

processed  in  single  sheets,  punched  or  not, 
printed  or  not,  for  use  as  master  units  in 
offset  duplicating  machines . Free ;  7*$ ; 

Paper  napkins,  tray  covers,  mouth  wipers  and 
similar  goods,  not  further  manufactured 
than  cut  into  square  or  oblong  sheets. 

15;  22*$; 

Paper  matting . 17*$;  22*$;  25 

Paper,  plain,  one  colour . 15:  22*$;  25 

glazed,  coloured . 17*$;  25; 

parchment,  n.o.p . 17*$ ;  25; 

perforated,  music  rolls  .  5;  7*$; 

pots,  boxes,  bands,  collars  or  protectors,  of 
flexible  paper  or  fibreboard,  for  use  exclusi¬ 
vely  in  growing  plants  for  transplanting 
purposes,  or  for  protecting  plants  while 


35 


25 


35 

35 

10 


growing . 


.  Free 


printing  not  more  than  2*ic.  per  lb.,  in  sheets 

and  rolls . 10;  12*$;  15 

printing,  n.o.p . 15;  22*$;  25 

pyramids  for  coins . 17*$;  25;  35 

Paper,  pulp . Free;  Free;  25 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


754 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[  1956 


Paper,  ruled,  bordered  and  coated .. .  17)4;  25;  35 

Paper  sacks  and  bags  of  all  kinds . 15;  22)4;  35 

Paper,  sacnJ  glass  Him  ami  emery  .  ...  12^  20;  2. 

chamois  made  bv  one  process  . 15;  22)4.  2 

chamois  made  by  more  than  one  process 

17)4;  25;  35 

Paper  shells,  brass  cups  for  (see  cuds'  Free 

Paper,  super  calendered  or  machine  finish  grades 
of  book  paper,  not  coated,  when  used  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  production  of  magazines, 
newspapers  and  periodicals,  regularly  issued, 

under  regulations . 12)4;  Free;  25 

Paper  straw  board  in  sheets  or  rolls  not  pasted 

or  coated .  . 15;  22  J4;  35 

Paper,  super  calendar  rolls  consisting  of  a  steel- 
core  filled  with  discs  of  paper  or  textile 
fahrics,  or  both,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

manufacture  of  paper . Free;  Free;  35 

Paper,  surface  coated . 17 )4;  25;  35 


Paste,  adhesive — cereal  or  starch  products  which 
require  only  to  be  ground  in  order  to  form, 
when  mixed  with  cold  water,  an  adhesive 


paste,  per  lb . 54 c;  1  %c\  2c 

Paste,  animal  liver . 15;  7)4;  35 

Paste,  vegetable  pastes  and  hash  and  all  similar 
products  composed  of  vegetables  and  meal  or 

fish  or  both,  n.o.p . 7)4;  25;  35 

paste,  per  lb .  Ho.:  lc.;  2c. 

Paste,  and  adhesive . 15;  20;  27 )4 

and  per  lb . l)4c.;  2)4c.;  3c. 

indigo,  and  extracts  of. .  .  . . Free 

Paste,  liquorice,  not  sweetened . Free;  12 ;  17)4 

anchovy  and  bloater  .  17  )4;  27)4;  30 

Pastes  and  all  other  perfumed  preparations, 
n.o.p.,  non-alcoholic,  used  for  hair,  mouth  or 

skin . 15;  22)4;  40 

n.o.p.  (see  med  preps.) . 17)4;  20;  25 

Pastels  (see  paintings) 


Paper,  tarred  .  15;  22  ;  35 

tissue,  vari-coloured . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

tissue  paper,  not  coated  nor  impregnated, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  stencils 
for  duplicating  machines  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  stencils  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  10;  25 

toilet  in  sheets  or  rolls . 15;  22  )4;  25 

tubes  and  cones  for  winding  yarn . Free 

twine  or  yarn .  Free 

wall . 17)4;  22)4:  35 

and  2o.  lb.  General  Rate 
wall,  ingrain  (duplex  and  plain)  not  printed 
on,  but  colored  in  the  pulp,  when  imported 
in  rolls  exceeding  50  lbs.  each,  by  wall 
paper  manufacturers  for  the  purpose  of  being 
manufactured  in  Canada  into  wall  paper 

hangings . 15;  22)4;  25 

waste,  clippings .  Free 

waxed .  . 17)4;  25;  35 

waxed  stencil,  for  use  in  duplicating  machines 
.  .  .  ,  10;  25;  35 

window  blinds . 17)4;  25;  35 

woven  fabrics,  open  mesh,  wholly  or  in  chief 
part  by  weight  of  paper,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  fruit  and  vegetable  bags.  .  . 

„  Free,  Free;  35 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 
wrappings,  not  coated  or  embossed 

1714;  22)4;  35 

wrapping,  coated  on  one  side  with  a  black  com¬ 
position . 17)4;  25;  35 

Papeteries,  boxed  papers,  envelopes  and  blank 

books . 17)4;  25;  35 

Papier-mache  shoe  buttons .  Free 

skulls  (for  ornaments) . .  .17 Vi-  25-  35 

Paperware,  n.o.p . 17)4;’  25;’  35 

raramn  wax,  n.o.p . 15;  173^;  25 

Paraffin  wax  when  imported  for  use  exclusively’ 

in  the  manufacture  of  candles . 10;  Free;  25 

Paraffin  wax  candles . 15-  20-  25 

Paraphenetidin  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  ’ 

acetophenetidin .  Free'  5-  25 

Expires  December  31,  1956. 

Parasols,  sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for  (see  cane)  Free 

sticks  or  handles,  n.o.p . Free;  5;  20 

sticks,  ribs,  runners,  eto.,  for  (see  ribs) 

Parasols  of  all  kinds .  22)4-  25-  35 

Paring  machines . ‘.‘.‘.’.‘.10;  22U'-  35 

Paris  green,  dry  . Free;  71^.’  10 

Paris,  plaster  of,  calcined,  the  weight  of  the  pack¬ 
age  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty, 

per  100  lbs. .  . Free;  11c;  12}4q 

plaster  of,  not  calcined,  ground . 15;  20*  25 

white .  Free;  10;  10 

Parrots . Free-  7J4-  25 

Parsley,  fresh,  in  natural  state,  weight  of  pack-' 
ages  included  in  weight  for  duty 

‘  Free;  10;  30 

Parsley  and  parsnip  seeds,  in  packages  weighing 

more  than  1  pound. .  ,  .  per  lb.  ..  Free;  2c;  5( 

Partridges,  n.o.p.,  dead  or  alive .  10-  15-  20 

Passion  fruit  . FVee;’  15;  20 

Passover  bread,  n.o.p.,  in  packages  over  25  lbs. 

each  15;  15;  20 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Pasteurizers  for  dairying  purposes  and  complete 

parts  . Free;  15;  25 

Pastiles  (fumigating) .  15;  20;  25 

Pate  de  foie  with  truffles . Free;  10;  35 

Patterns,  being  models  on  invention,  which 

cannot  be  fitted  for  use  . Free 

Patterns  of  brass,  iron  steel  or  other  metal  not 

being  models . 20;  22)4;  30 

linoleums,  stamped  on  paper. per  lb.  .  .  5c.;  10;  15 

duty  not  less  — ;  25;  35 
Patterns,  paper,  boot  and  shoe...  Free;  12)4;  15 

Paving  blocks  of  stone . . Free;  20;  35 

blocks  of  wood . 17)4;  20;  25 

Paving  brick . 12)4;  15:  22)4 

and  $1.00  ton  General  Rate 

Peaches,  dried . Free;  15;  25 

Peaches,  See  fruits,  fresh. 

dried  in  air-tight  tins  per  lb . 2c.;  3)4c.;  5o. 

Under  Australian  Treaty,  per  lb . J4c. 

New  Zealand,  per  lb . lc. 

Peach  seedling  stock  for  grafting . Free 

Peach  trees,  including  June  buds,  each 

Free;  5o;  6c 

Peanut  shells,  ground  or  in  natural  state. 

Free;  Free;  20 

Peanut  cake  and  peanut  cake  meal . Free;  5;  25 

Peanuts,  green,  in  the  shell,  or  not  further  pro¬ 
cessed  than  shelled  per  lb . Free;  Free;  lc. 

Peanuts,  not  shelled,  n.o.p . Free;  Free;  lc 

Peacocks,  alive,  for  improvement  of  stock. . .  .  Free 
Peacocks,  alive— other  purposes ...  ,  12)4;  15;  20 

Peaks  for  caps,  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
the  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 

hats  and  caps  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Pears,  fresh  fruit.  See  fruit,  fresh. 

dried  . Free;  15;  25 

rear  seedling  stock  for  grafting . . Free 

Pear  trees  each . Free;  8c;  90- 

Pearl  ash,  in  packages  less  than  25  lbs. 

„  ,  ,  10;  12)4;  15 

Pearl,  ash  and  pot,  in  packages  not  less  than 

25  lb.  weight.  Free 

essence,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  imitation  pearls,  for  use  only  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories . Free  5  Free;  30 

Pearls  and  imitations  thereof,  pierced,  split, 
strung  or  not,  but  not  set  or  mounted 

d  j  .  ,  ,  7)4;  10;  10 

Peas,  canned,  weight  of  packages  to  be  included 

in  weight  for  duty,  per  lb  ...Free;  1  )4c;  3c 

Peas,  damaged  by  water  in  transit . 15;  22)4;  25 

Peas,  grain,  per  lb .  Free;  lc 

green,  n.o.p . Free;  10;  10 

w  ,  ,  12  weeks  per  lb  — ;  2c.;  2c. 

Weight  of  package  to  be  included  in 
weight  for  duty. 

Psplit",  „  ,  . 15;  20;  25 

1  ecans,  shelled  or  not . ic-  |c.  3C 

Pedometers  and  complete  parts,  n.o.p..  .2^;  15;’  30 
edometers  and  paceometere  for  surveyors 

engineers . Free;  9:  15 

Peel,  candied  . .  25;  35 

orange  dried . Free 

PeIt8'raw . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


755 


Pencil  cases,  wood,  plain .  17)4;  20;  25 

Pencils  chalk  .  10;  20;\  35 

Pencils,  crayon  of  chalk . 10;  20;  35 

crayon  soapstone . 10;  27)4;  35 

Pencils,  lead . 10;  27J^;  35 

Pencils,  slate .  Free;  22  H  25 

Penholders . 12)4;  22 M;  27)4 

Penknives  .  .  .  Free,  20;  30 

Pen  nibs  of  steel . Free;  12)4;  27)4 

Pens  and  fountain  pens . 12  ;  22)4;  27)4 

for  book  binders  ruling  machine. ..  Free;  Free;  In 

Peppermint  oil  Free;  7)4;  7)4 

Pepper,  chile,  ground . 5;  Free;  10  and  3c.  lb. 

Pepper  shells,  ground, . 7)4;  10:  10 

3c  lb 

unground . Free;  Free;  123^ 

Peppers,  green . Free;  10;  30 

Pepsin .  . .  Free;  17)4;  25 

Perchlorate  of  ammonia,  used  in  m’f’g.  of  ex¬ 
plosives  . Free 

Percussion  caps . 10;  22 )4;  30 

Perfumery,  including  toilet  preparations,  non¬ 

alcoholic  vis.:  Hair  oils,  tooth  and  other 
powders  and  washes,  pomatums,  pastes  and  all 
other  perfumed  preparations,  n.o.p.,  used  for 

hair,  mouth  or  skin . 15;  22)4',  40 

Perfumes,  alcoholic  (see  alcoholio  perfumes) 
Perilla  oil,  when  for  use  in  Canadian  manufac¬ 
turing  . Fret 

Periodicals,  unbound  or  paperbound,  printed 
and  issued  at  regular  intervals,  not  less 
frequently  than  4  times  a  year  and  bear¬ 
ing  date  of  issue . Fret 

Peroxide  of  hydrogen,  solutions  of  n.o.p. 

12 )4\  22)4 ;  25 

of  hydrogen,  solution  of  containing  25%  or 
more  by  weight  of  peroxide  of  hvdrogen 

Free;  22)4;  25 

Peroxide  of  soda . Free;  15;  20 

Persimmons... . Free;  10;  20 

Personal  Effects, — See  Apparel. 

Petroleum 

Crude  petroleum  not  subjected  to  any  other 
process  than  natural  weathering  and  re¬ 
moval  of  foreign  matter  and  water,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  oil  refiners  to  be  refined  in  their 
own  factories: — 

(t)  .8155  specific  gravity  (42.0  A.P.I.)  or 

heavier  at  60  degrees  Fahrenheit . Free 

(ti)  Lighter  than  .8155  specific  gravity  (42.0 
A.P.I.)  at  60  degreesFahrenheit. 

per  eallon  V^c.;  V^c.;  lc 
Crude  petroleum  not  subjected  to  any  other 
processes  than  removal  of  foreign  matter  and 
water  and/or  removal  of  gases  to  provide 
the  necessary  safety  and  stability  in  hand¬ 
ling,  when  imported  by  oil  refiners  to  be 

refined  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 
Crude  petroleum,  n.o.p 

per  gallon  )ic.;  )4c-',  lc 
Petroleum  tops;  blends  of  petroleum  tops 
or  petroleum  products  with  crude  petrol¬ 
eum;  all  the  foregoing  7249  specific  gravity 
(63.7  A.P.I.)  or  heavier,  at  60  degrees 
Fahrenheit,  when  imported  by  oil  refiners 
to  be  refined  in  their  own  factories 

per  gallon  Free;  lc.;  2c 
Natural  casinghead,  compression  or  absorption 
gasoline,  lighter  than  .6690  specific  gravity 
(80.0  A.P.I.)  at  60  degrees  Fahrenheit,  when 
imported  by  refiners  of  crude  petroleum  for 
blending  with  gasoline  wholly  produced  in 

Canada.  . Free 

Petroleum  Products,  n.o.p. — 

(i)  Lighter  than  .8236  specific  gravity  (40.3 
A.P.I.)  at  60  degrees  Fahrenheit. 

per  gallon  3^c.;  lc.;  2c 

(ii)  ,8236  specific  gravity  (40.3  A.P.I.)  or 
heavier  at  60  degrees  Fahrenheit. 

per  gallon  t£c.;  ) 4o.;  lc 
Petroleum  oil  known  as  engine  distillate  8017 
specific  gravity  (45.0  A.P.I.)  or  heavier  at 
60  degrees  Fahrenheit. 

per  gallon  Vgc. ; 


Oil  when  imported  by  miners  or  mining  com¬ 
panies  or  concerns  to  be  used  in  the  con¬ 
centration  of  ores  of  metal  in  their  own  con¬ 
centrating  establishments,  under  regula¬ 
tions  prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Oils,  lubricating,  composed  wholly  or  in  part 
of  petroleum; — 

(a)  valued  at  less  than  25c.  per  gallon. 

per  gallon  1  )4o.;  2t^c.;  2)4c 

(f>)  n.o.p . 10;  12)4;  20 

Refined  petroleum  jellies  and  oils,  for  toilet, 
medicinal,  edible,  or  similar  purposes. 

15;  20;  25 

Petroleum  greases  and  lubricating  greases,  n.o.p. 

12 H:  15;  20 

Petroleum  waxes,  not  including  petroleum 
greases 

(1)  When  imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

manufacture  of  candles . Free;  Free;  25 

(2)  n.o.p . 15;  17)4;  25 

Liquefied  petroleum  gases  when  imported  in 

containers : — 

(a)  for  heating,  cooking  or  illuminating 

purposes . 10;  12)4;  25 

( b )  n.o.p . 10;  12>^;  25 

Petroleum  Coke  ground  or  unground . Free 

Phenol  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  syn¬ 
thetic  resin  glues,  for  use  only  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  such  glues  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Phials,  glass . 15;  20;  32)4 

Philosophical  instruments,  n.o.p . 23^:  15;  30 

Philosophical  and  scientific  apparatus  (and 
ancillary  equipment  thereto),  utensils,  in¬ 
struments,  and  preparations,  including  boxes 
and  bottles  containing  the  same;  maps, 
charts,  photographic  reproductions  and  other 
pictorial  illustrations,  casts  as  models, 
animals  as  research  or  experimental  subjects; 
living  plants,  seeds,  cuttings,  buds,  scions, 
tubers,  bulbs  and  root-stock;  mechanical 
equipment  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada;  parts  of  the  foregoing.  All  articles  in 
this  item,  when  for  the  use  and  by  order  of 
any  society  or  institution  incorporated  or 
established  solely  for  religious,  philosophical, 
educational,  scientific  or  literary  purposes,  or 
for  the  encouragement  of  the  fine  arts,  or  for 
the  use  and  by  order  of  any  public  hospital, 
college,  academy,  school,  or  seminary  of 
learning  in  Canada,  and  not  for  sale,  or  for 
rental,  under  such  regulations  as  the  Minister 

may  prescribe . Free 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  of 

the  goods  specified  above . Free 

Philosophical,  photographic,  mathematical  and 
optical  instruments,  n.o.p.;  speedometers, 
cyclometers  and  pedometers,  n.o.p.;  c  mplete 

parts  of  all  the  foregoing . 2)4;  15;  30 

Phlogopite,  unmanufactured,  in  blocks,  sheets, 

splittings,  films,  waste  and  scrap . 12 ;  10;  25 

Phonograph  records  for  bona  fide  libraries,  and 
being  the  property  of  the  organized  authorities 
of  such  libraries  and  not  in  any  case  the  pro¬ 
perty  of  individuals  or  business  concerns, 
under  such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may 

prescribe . Free 

Phonographs,  records  and  cylinders . 15;  20;  30 

Compounds  or  sheets,  of  which  the  chief 
organic  component  is  shellac,  imported  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 

phonograph  records . Free;  5;  25 

Phosphate  acid,  n.o.p..  not  medicinal  .  .Free:  25;  25 
Phosphor  bronze  wire,  made  of  7  strands  of  19 
wires  each,  for  use  in  wireless  telegraph 

stations . 17  )4\  22  Yi;  25 

Phosphoric  acid . Free;  25;  25 

Phosphoric  clarifying  paste  for  use  in  sugar  re¬ 
fining.  . .  . . Free;  20;  20 

Phosphates,  defluorinated  calcium,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  animal  or  poultry  feeds . Free 

Phosphate  rock  (see  fertilizers)  (no  S.T.) .  Free 

Phosphate,  rock,  acidulated  for  fertilizer 

Free;  5;  10 

Phosphate  of  soda . 15;  20;  25 


)4c.;  ic. 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


756 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[  1956 


Phosphor  tin  and  phosphor  bronze  in  blocks^ 

bars,  plates,  sheets  and  wire . 5;  T  10 

Phosphorus . Free;  20;  20 

Photograph  frames,  of  any  material . 1 7  'A;  20;  30 

Photographers’  paper,  ehem.  prepared..  .Free;  20;  30 
Photographic  cameras  and  equipment,  viz: — - 

(1)  Cameras  and  parts  thereof  for  making 

negatives  or  positives  3  l/i  inches  by  4  34 
inches  or  larger,  including  carrying  cases 
therefor . Free;  Free;  10 

(2)  Accessories  for  cameras: — Exposure  meters, 

range  finders,  lens  hoods,  lantern  slide 
attachments,  camera  stands,  camera  tripods 
and  tripod  tops,  vignetters,  diffusion  discs 
and  holders,  colour  filters  and  holders,  polar¬ 
izing  screens  and  holders,  backgrounds,  flash 
tubes  for  high-speed  flash  apparatus,  flash 
guns,  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free;  Free;  10 

(3)  Contact  printers,  projection  printers  com¬ 

monly  known  as  enlargers  for  negatives  or 
positives  4  inches  by  5  inches  and  larger, 
temperature  controls  or  heaters  for  photo¬ 
graphic  solutions,  film  and  print  dryers, 
mounting  presses,  print  washers,  negative 
or  sheet-film  hangers,  ferrotype  plates,  film 
and  paper  processors  for  strip  photo-finish¬ 
ing,  print  straighteners,  photographic  timing 
devices,  densitometers,  tanks  or  trays  for 
negative  and  positive  processing,  parts  of 
the  foregoing . Free;  Free;  10 

Photographic  dry  plates . 12  22J4;  30 

Photogrammetric  instruments  and  equipment  for 
use  in  the  interpretation  of  photographs  and  in 
the  preparation  of  maps  and  plans  from 
photographs,  including  the  following:  stereo¬ 
scopes,  binoculars  for  use  with  stereoscopes, 
parrallax  bars,  height  finders,  contour  finders, 
sketchmasters,  slotted  template  equipment  and 
accessories.  for  use  with  any  of  the  foregoing; 
stereoscopic  plotting  instruments  and  equip¬ 
ment  of  either  optical-mechanical  or  projector 
type,  including  such  accessories  as  plotting 
and  tracing  tables  whether  electrically, 
mechanically  or  remotely  operated,  optical 
instruments  for  preparing  diapositive  plates, 
voltage  regulators  and  electrical  transformers, 
cooling  systems,  lamps,  spectacles,  filters, 
height  gauges,  principal  point  selectors  and 
other  components  for  use  with  the  foregoing 
equipment;  all  the  foregoing  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada  and  parts  and  fitted 
carrying  cases  for  any  of  the  foregoing 

Free;  5;  20 

Photographic  instruments,  n.o.p . 234;  15;  30 

oameras,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  n.o.p. 

7H;  20;  30 

cameras  and  complete  parts  thereof,  of  a  class 

or  kind  not  made  in  Canada . 5;  17^  -30 

Photographic  paper,  plain  basic,  baryta  coated, 
adapted  for  use  exclusively  in  manufacturing 
albumenized  or  sensitized  photographic  paper 

Free;  Free;  10 

Photographs,  n.o.p  . 12 H;  20;  22U 

Photographs,  reproductions  for  schools,  etc.  (see 

philosophical  apparatus) . Free 

Photographs,  not  exceeding  three,  sent  by 

friends,  not  for  sale .  Free 

Photographs,  ehromos,  chromotypes,  oleograph 
paintings,  drawings,  pictures,  transfers,  engra¬ 
vings  or  prints  or  proofs  and  similar  works  of 

art  n.o.p. . 12  34 ;  20 ;  22  y2 

Photographs,  news . ’  Free 

Photographs,  for  reproduction  in  periodical 
publications,  enjoying  second  class  mailing 
privileges,  if  pages  are  bound  or  otherwise 

fastened  together.  No  Sales  Tax .  Free  -  9-  25 

Pianofortes . . 20;  2234;’ 30 

Pianofortes,  parts  of . Free;  20;  25 

player,  mechanical . 15.  20-  30 

Piano  key  ivories . .  Free 

Piano  material,  etc.,  viz.:  Key  pins,  damper 
springs,  jack  springs,  rail  springs,  regulating 
screws,  spoons,  bridle  wires. damper  wires,  back 
cheok  wires,  dowel  wires,  German  centre  pins, 
brass  pins,  rail  hooks,  brass  brackets,  plates, 
damper  rod  nuts,  damper  sockets  and  screws, 


shell,  brass  capstan  screws,  brass  flange  plates 
and  screws,  brass  flanges,  brass  whitened 
spring  wire;  hammer  wires,  fly  felt,  butt  felt, 
damper  felt,  hammer  rail  cloth,  back  check  felt, 
catch  felt,  thin  damper  felt,  whip  cloth,  brush¬ 
ing  cloth,  hammer  felt,  back  hammer  felt, 
bridle  leather  and  buckskin,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  piano  keys,  actions,  hammers 
base  dampers  and  organ  keys,  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles 

in  their  own  factories . Free 

Pickets,  plain,  wood  isee  planks) .  Free 

Pickles,  olives  in  brine,  ripe . Free;  Free;  30 

Pickles,  olives  in  brine,  not  bottled,  to  be  used 
in  the  manufacture  of  pickles  when  imported 

by  manufacturer  of  such  pickles . 10;  1734:  30 

Pickles,  sauces  and  catsups,  including  soy 

15:  20;  35 

Picks  (tools) . 10;  2234;  35 

Pictures,  advertising  matter . 5r..  10r.;  15c. 

Duty  not  less  than .  —  ;  25:  35 

Pictures  bequest) . .  Free 

Pictures,  framed . 17)4;  20;  30 

Pictures,  religious,  and  mottoes,  not  including 

frames.  No  Sales  Tax . Free 

Pictures,  Religious  Sunday  lesson  (no  S.  T.j  .  .  .  Free 

Pictures,  n.o.p . 12)4'  20;  22V,, 

Pie  plates,  paper . 17  34; 25;  35 

Pies,  sweetened . 1234;  2234;  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  — ;  i^c 

Pigeons,  homing .  Free 

.n-o.p . Free;  20;  25 

Pig  metal,  70%  iron  and  30%  nickel,  when  im¬ 
ported  in  the  form  of  pig  iron  per  ton 

$1.50;  $2.50:  $2.50 

Pigments,  with  or  without  dispersing  agents, 
whether  or  not  in  aqueous  dispersions, 
binders  therefor;  all  for  use  in  the  coating, 
colouring  or  printing  of  textiles. .  .Free;  Free;  25 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Pigs  Britannia  metal  in . Free 

iron  in,  per  ton  . $1.50;  $2.50:  $2.50 

lead  in  . $*0.  lb.;  lc.;  lc. 

tin  in..  ....  . Free 

zinc  in . per  lb. ;  ’  ic. ;  lc. 

Pigs,  guinea,  for  research  purposes . Free 

Pillow  cases,  of  cotton,  n.o.p . 25;  2234,  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

linen .  . Free:  2234;  35 

Pillow  cases,  vegetable  fibre . 25;  2234;  35 

,  ,  and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4o. 

Pillows,  feather . 15;  2734;  45 

Pills,  n.o.p.  (Died,  preparations')  . 17J4;  20:  25 

Pineapples .  Free 

Pineapples  in  air-tight  cans  or  other  air-tight 
packages,  n.o.p.,  the  weight  of  cans  or  other 
packages  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty, 

per  pound  . 10.;  2c.;  5c. 

Australian  Treaty,  Free;  South  Africa . Free 

Pine  fibre.  . .  15:  20;  25 

Pine  tar,  crude,  in  packages  of  not  less  than 

15  gallons .  Free 

!  ins.  Hackle.  Faller,  Gill  and  -lenny,  when  used 

in  the  manufacturing  of  twine .  .  Free;  5:  10 
Pinseal  leather  made  from  sealskin.  .  .  .  Free;  10;  27  34 
Pins  or  pegs  of  synthetic  resin  used  as  bristles 

m  the  manufacture  of  brushes . Free;  5;  20 

Pins. hair,  celluloid . JO;  25;  40 

Pins,  hat,  not  being  jewellery . .  .  .15';  25;  30 

D.  and  per  lb. — ;  10c.;  10c. 

Pins,  rolling  . 15;  1734;  20 

safety,  plated  or  not  of  wire . 1734:  25;  30 

and  per  lb. — ;  10c.;  lOo. 
Pins  specially  designed  for  marking  systems 

stick,  not  jewellery .  1734:  ’25;  30 

and  per  lb. — ;  10c;  10c 

wire,  n.o.p.,  of  any  metal . 15:  25;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  lOo;  'lOc. 
Pipe,  cast,  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p. ..  .  Free-  7J4-  10 
Pipe,  cast,  of  iron  or  steel,  valued  at  not  ’more’ 
than  5c.  per  lb. 


p.  .  per  ton  $5.00;  $10.00;  $14.00 

Pipe  covering,  magnesia . 15;  20;  25 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


757 


Pipe  fittings,  iron  or  steel,  plated  or  not 

20;  2234;  30 

Pipe,  iron,  tin  lined .  1234;  15,  30 

lead . 20;  27  34;  30 

Pipe,  lock  joint,  n.o.p . 12 34;  15;  30 

Pipe  mounts,  tobacco . 1734;  2234;  35 

Pipe  platinum,  for  sulphurio  acid  (see  platinum 

etc.) . Free 

Pipes  and  tubes,  not  exceeding  2  inches  in 
diameter  made  from  puddle  iron,  when  for 
use  exclusively  in  recovering  crude  petroleum, Free 
Pipe,  of  steel,  seamless,  not  further  manufactured 
than  cut  to  length  and  formed  or  bent  to 
shape,  deburred  or  not;  pipe  caps  of  steel  not 
further  manufactured  than  formed  or  bent  to 
shape,  deburred  or  not;  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  buttwelding  fittings — April  1,  1949 

to  Dec.  31,  1955 . Free;  10;  35 

Pipes,  drain  and  sewer . 15;  2234;  35 

tobacco  of  all  kinds  .  15  20.  35 

Pipes,  parts  for  the  manufacture  of — See  Materials. 

Pistol  covers  or  cases . 10;  2234;  30 

Pistols . 10;  2234;  30 

Piston  castings  of  any  material  semi-finished 

Free;  25;  25 

Pitch,  bone,  crude  only,  in  packages  of  not  less 

than  100  lbs . Free 

Burgundy . . Free 

coal  and  pine . .  .Free 

Plaits  of  chip,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  palm  leaf,  manilla,  willow,  osier, 
rattan,  straw,  tuscan  or  grass,  when  imported 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  hat 
bodies  or  shapes,  but  not  for  ornamenting  or 

trimming  of  such  bodies  or  shapes . Free 

Planes,  tools,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22  34  ;  35 

Planes,  wood  block . 10;  2234;  35 

Planks,  boards,  clapboards,  laths,  plain  pickets 
and  other  timber  or  lumber  of  wood,  not 
further  manufactured  than  sawn  or  split, 
whether  creosoted,  vulcanized  or  treated  by 

any  other  preserving  process,  or  not . Free 

Planks,  boards  and  other  lumber  of  wopd,  sawn, 
split  or  cut,  and  dressed  on  one  side  only, 

but  not  further  manufactured . Free 

jointed,  tongued  and  grooved  (see  boards). 

10;  10;  25 

Planks,  cork,  produced  from  cork  waste,  or  granu¬ 
lated  or  ground  cork . Free;  Free;  25 

Planing  mills,  iron  or  steel  n.o.p . 10;  2234;  35 

Planing  mills,  iron  or  steel,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada . Free;  734  ;  35 

Plans,  building,  n.o.p . 1234  ;  20  ;  2234 

(Value,  3%  of  cost  of  structure.) 

Engineers’  plans — see  blueprints 

Plantains  (fruits) . Free 

Plants  for  dyeing  or  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles)  Free 

Plants,  fruit,  n.o.p  (no  S.T.) . 1234;  1734  ;  30 

(no  S.T.  on  Vegetable  plants) 
nursery  stock,  n.o.p.  (see  Florist  stock,  trees, 
etc.) 

rubber  (ficus) . 15;  1734  ;  25 

sweet  potato . Free;  Free;  30 

Plaster  of  Paris,  or  gypsum,  calcined,  and  pre¬ 
pared  wall  plaster,  the  weight  of  the  package 
to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty,  per 

100  lbs . Free;  11c;  12c. 

blocks,  fire  proof . 15;  20;  25 

board . . .  15;  2234;  35 

casts  for  ornamenting  walls . 15;  20;  25 

oentre  pieces  and  braokets . 15;  20;  25 

ground,  not  oalcined . 10;  1234;  15 

Plaster  of  Paris  or  gypsum,  ground,  not  calcined. 

10;  1234;  15 

Plasters,  n.o.p.  (see  med.  prep.) . 17  34  ;  20;  25 

Plastics 

Cast  phenolic  resin  handles,  in  the  rough, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  cutlery. 734  ;  734  ;  30 
Expires  Sept,  30,  1956 

(a)  Synthetic  resins  without  admixture, 
including  scrap  or  waste: — 

1.  Phenol-aldehyde  type . 734  ;  734;  1734 

2.  Amino-aldehyde  type . Free;  Free;  10 

3.  Alkyd  type . 5;  5;  15 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


4.  Polyamide  type . Free;  Free;  10 

5.  Polystyrene  type . 734  ;  734;  1734 

6.  Vinyl  type,  except  vinylidene . 5;  5;  15 

7.  Resins  derived  from  natural  resins  or  tall 

oil,  n.o.p . Free;  Free;  10 

8.  Polyethylene  type . 734  ;  734;  1734 

9.  Other  type . Free;  Free;  10 

(6)  Synthetic  resins  in  the  form  of  aqueous 

emulsions,  aqueous  dispersions  or  aqueous 
solutions,  without  admixture: — 

1.  Phenol-aldehyde  type . 734  ;  734;  1734 

2.  Amino-aldehyde  type . Free;  Free;  10 

3.  Alkyd  type . 5;  5;  15 

4.  Polyamide  type . Free;  Free;  10 

5.  Polystyrene  type . 734  ;  734;  1734 

6.  Vinyl  type,  except  vinylidene . 5;  5;  15 

7.  Resins  derived  from  natural  resins  or  tall 

oil,  n.o.p . Free;  Free;  10 

8.  Other  type . Free;  Free;  10 

(c)  Synthetic  resins  in  organic  solvents  where 
the  solvent  is  not  more  than  60  per  cent  by 
weight,  without  other  admixtures: — 

1.  Phenol-aldehyde  type . 1234;  1234  ;  2234 

2.  Amino-aldehyde  type . 1234;  1234;  2234 

3.  Alkyd  type . 1234;  1234;  2234 

4.  Resins  derived  from  natural  resins  or  tall 

oil,  n.o.p . 1234;  1234  ;  2234 

5.  Other  type . 10;  10;  20 

(d)  Synthetic  resins,  in  powder  or  granular 
form,  containing  an  ingredient  to  prevent 
caking  in  shipment,  not  in  excess  of  3  per 
cent  by  weight,  but  without  further  ad¬ 
mixture: — - 

1.  Amino-aldehyde  type . Free;  Free;  10 

2.  Other  type . 10;  10;  20 

Synthetic  resins,  compounded  with  other 

materials,  in  any  form,  including  scrap  or 
waste,  for  moulding,  casting,  extruding, 
calendering,  pressing,  (moulding  composi¬ 
tions  or  materials  for  processing  into 
moulding  compositions);  synthetic  resins 
compounded  with  other  materials  in  the 
form  of  not  fully  cured  preforms  or  not  fully 
cured  blanks  for  compression  moulding: — 

(a)  Phenol -aldehyde  type . 10;  15;  25 

( b )  Alkyd  type . 5;  5;  15 

( c )  Polystryene  type . . 10;  10;  20 

(d)  Vinyl  type,  except  vinylidene.  . .  .10;  10;  20 

( e )  Poly thylene  type . 10;  10;  20 

(/)  Other  type . Free;  Free;  10 

Synthetic  resin  glues  or  adhesives,  composed 
of  synthetic  resins  compounded  with  other 

materials . 15;  1734  ;  2734 

Synthetic  resin  compositions,  n.o.p..  .15;  15;  25 
Synthetic  resin  or  cellulose  plastic  sheets  or 
plates,  coated  or  not,  with  or  without  turned 
edges,  for  the  production  of  engravings  for 

use  by  printers . Free;  734;  30 

Synthetic  resin  plates,  sheets,  film,  sheeting  or 
strips,  not  less  than  6  inches  in  width,  n.o.p.; 
synthetic  resin  lay-flat  tubing,  not  less  than 
6  inches  in  circumference,  n.o.p.  : — 

(a)  Phenol-aldehyde  type,  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  cast . Free;  Free;  10 

( b )  Acrylic  type,  not  further  manufactured 

than  moulded  or  cast . Free;  Free;  10 

(c)  Polyethylene  type: 

1.  Plain,  uncoated,  undecorated .  .  1234 :  1234 1  20 

2.  Other . 15;  15;  25 

(d)  Vinyl  type,  except  vinylidene: 

1.  Plain,  uncoated,  undecorated.  ...  15;  15;  25 

2.  Other . . . 15;  20;  30 

(e)  Vinyl  type,  vinylidene: 

1.  Plain,  uncoated,  undecorated.  .Free;  Free;  10 

2.  Other . Free;  Free;  10 

(/)  Other  type: 

1.  Plain,  uncoated,  undecorated.  .Free;  Free;  10 

2.  Other . 10;  10;  20 

Synthetic  resin  plates,  sheets,  film,  sheeting 

or  strips,  less  than  6  inches  in  width,  lay- 
flat  tubing  less  than  6  inches  in  circum¬ 
ference,  other  tubing,  blocks,  bars,  rods, 
non-textile  monofilament;  synthetic  resin 
profile  shapes  produced  in  uniform  cross- 
section  and  imported  in  lengths:  not  further 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


manufactured  than  moulded,  cast,  cal¬ 
endered,  extruded  or  pressed,  n.o.p.: — 

(a)  Phenol- Aldehyde  type,  cast .  .Free;  Free;  10 

(b)  Acrylic  type . .  .Free;  Free;  10 

(c)  Vinyl  type,  except  vinylidene.  .  .  .15;  15;  25 

(d)  Vinyl  type,  vinylidene . Free;  Free;  10 

(e)  Other  type . 15;  15;  25 

Synthetic  resins,  foamed  and  expanded,  in 

logs,  blocks  or  boards,  or  in  flakes,  granules 

or  powder . Free;  Free;  10 

Synthetic  resins,  manufactures  of,  including 
floor  and  wall  tile  containing  synthetic 
resin,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  30 

(a)  Esters  or  ethers,  or  combinations  thereof, 
of  cellulose  (but  not  including  water  soluble 
cellulose  esters  or  ethers),  without  ad¬ 
mixture: — 

1.  Cellulose  nitrate  containing  not  more 

than  12-2  per  cent  by  weight  of  nitrogen 
. Free;  Free;  10 

2.  Cellulose  acetate . Free;  Free;  10 

3.  Cellulose  acetate  butyrate.  .  .  .Free;  Free;  10 

4.  Cellulose  propionate . Free;  Free;  10 

5.  Ethyl  cellulose . Free;  Free;  10 

6.  Methyl  cellulose,  water  insoluble 

Free;  Free;  10 

7.  Other . Free;  Free;  10 

(b)  Cellulose  nitrate  containing  not  more 
than  12*2  per  cent  by  weight  of  nitrogen, 
when  wet  with  not  more  than  35  per  cent 

by  weight  of  alcohol . Free;  Free;  10 

(c)  Esters  or  ethers,  or  combinations  thereof, 
of  cellulose,  in  organic  solvents,  where  the 
solvent  is  not  more  than  60  per  cent  by 
weight,  without  other  admixture: — 

1.  Cellulose  nitrate  containing  not  more 
than  12*2  per  cent  by  weight  of  nitrogen, 
except  as  provided  for  under  (b)  above 

10;  10;  20 

2.  Cellulose  acetate . 10;  10;  20 

3.  Cellulose  acetate  butyrate . 10;  10;  20 

4.  Cellulose  propionate . 10;  10;  20 

5.  Ethyl  cellulose . 10;  10;  20 

6.  Methyl  cellulose . 10;  10;  20 

7.  Other . 10;  10;  20 

Esters  or  ethers,  or  combinations  thereof,  of 

cellulose  compounded  with  other  materials, 
in  any  form,  including  scrap  or  waste,  for 
moulding,  casting,  extruding,  calendering, 
pressing,  (moulding  compositions  or 
materials  for  processing  into  moulding 

compositions) . Free;  Free;  10 

Compositions  of  esters  or  ethers  of  cellulose 
(except  water  soluble  esters  or  ethers  of 
cellulose)  with  other  materials,  n.o.p. 

10;  10;  20 

Cellulose  plastics  plates,  sheets,  film,  sheeting 
or  strips,  not  less  than  6  inches  in  width, 
n.o.p.;  cellulose  plastics  lay-flat  tubing,  not 
less  than  6  inches  in  circumference,  n.o.p. 

r*  ;r  i - ; . Free;  Free;  10 

Cellulose  plastics  plates,  sheets,  film,  sheeting 
or  strips,  less  than  6  inches  in  width,  lay-flat 
tubing  less  than  6  inches  in  circumference, 
other  tubing,  blocks,  bars,  rods,  non-textile 
monofilament;  cellulose  plastics  profile 
shapes  produced  in  uniform  cross-section 
and  imported  in  lengths:  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  moulded,  cast,  calendered, 
extruded  or  pressed,  n.o.p.: — 

(а)  Cellulose  nitrate . Free*  Free-  10 

(б)  Other  . .  . . 15;  15;'  25 

Cellulose  plastic,  except  cellulose  nitrate, 

bars,  rods  and  profile  shapes  of  uniform 
cross-section,  when  imported  in  lengths  by 
manufacturers  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  hand  tools  in  their  own  factories.  .  .  10;  10'  25 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Foamed  and  expanded  cellulose  plastics  in 
blocks  or  boards,  granules  or  powder 

,  .  ,  „  ,  ,  Free;  Free;  10 

Manufactures  of  cellulose  plastics,  n.o.p.: — 

(a)  Cellulose  nitrate . 10;  20;  30 

(b)  Cellulose  nitrate  cinematograph  and  ’ 
moving  picture  films,  negatives,  n.o.p. 

10;  10;  20 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


(c)  Other . 15;  20;  30 

Laminated  moulded  plastics  products,  n.o.p., 
having  synthetic  resins  or  cellulose  plastics 
as  the  chief  bonding  (impregnating)  agents 

. 15;  15;  25 

Reinforced  or  supported  synthetic  resin  or 
cellulose  plastics  plates,  sheets,  sheeting, 
strips,  tubing,  blocks,  bars,  rods,  in  which  is 
incorporated  a  layer  of  paper,  fibreboard,  or 
textile  fabric,  or  a  core  of  fibres  whether 
matted  or  otherwise  arranged,  n.o.p.: — 

(a)  Interlined  sheet  stock,  composed  of 
sheets  of  cellulose  plastics  cemented 

to  cotton  fabric . 10;  15;  25 

(i>)  Other . 15;  15;  25 

(c)  Regenerated  cellulose,  in  sheets  or 

strips . 15;  20;  30 

(d)  Regenerated  cellulose  sponges ...  15;  20;  30 

(e)  Manufactures  of  regenerated  cellulose, 

n.o.p . 15;  20;  30 

Phenol-aldehyde  resins  without  admixture  or  in 
the  form  of  aqueous  emulsions,  aqueous  dis¬ 
persions  or  aqueous  solutions,  without 
admixture,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

plywood . Free;  Free;  17 34 

Protein  plastics  sheets,  strips,  tubing,  blocks, 
bars,  rods;  other  protein  plastics  profile 
shapes  produced  in  uniform  cross-section 
and  imported  in  lengths:  not  futher  manu¬ 
factured  than  moulded,  extruded  or  pressed 

. Free;  Free;  10 

Manufactures  of  protein  plastics,  n.o.p. .  15;  20;  30 
Materials  of  a  kind  not  produced  in  Canada  for 
use  only  in  the  manufacture  of  goods 
enumerated  in  tariff  items  901,  902,  903, 

904,  905,  906,  907,  909,  910,  911,  912,  913, 

914,  916,  917,  918(a),  918(5),  919  and  925, 
but  not  including  goods  themselves  enumer¬ 
ated  in  tariff  items  901  to  920,  inclusive 

Free;  Free;  10 

Phenol  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of 

synthetic  resin  glues . Free;  Free;  10 

Plithalic  anhydride,  adipic,  abietic,  maleic  and 
sucinic  acids,  hexamethylene  diammonium 
adipate,  hexamethylene  diammonium  sebe- 
cate,  hexamethylene  diamine,  caprolactam, 
and  ethylene  glycol,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  synthetic  resins,  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  synthetic  resins,  in 

their  own  factories . Free;  Free;  10 

Plasticine,  modelling  material . 15;  20;  25 

Plate,  one  quarter  pound,  electrolytic  tin,  for 

use  in  Canadian  manufactures . Free;  5;  20 

Plate,  family  (bequest)  (see  apparel)  . Free 

Plated  metal  for  watch  cases,  jewellery  and  wire 

(see  composition,  etc.) .  Free;  734;  10 

Plated  ware,  electro  plated,  n.o.p. 

p,  .  ,  .  ,  ,  ,  17J4;  2234;  45 

Plated  ware,  nickel  and  gilt,  n.o.p. 

p,  .  „  ,  1734  ;  2234  ;  45 

Plates,  Canada . 73$;  20;  20 

Plates,  fashion,  tailors’  milliners’,  and  mantle 
makers',  when  imported  in  single  copies 
in  sheet  form  with  magazines  or  peri¬ 
odicals,  trade  journals .  Free 

half  tone.  . Free;  '  15;  20 

Iron  or  Steel  (see  Iron). 

or  rugs,  china  goat,  wholly  or  partly  dress¬ 
ed,  but  not  dyed .  Free 

photographic,  dry . 1234  ;  2234;  30 

Plates  for  printing  in  two  or  more  colours,  in¬ 
cluding  electrotypes,  nickeltypes  and  all 

engravings  on  steel  or  other  metal,  for  use 

exclusively  in  printing,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  20 

Moulding  material  consisting  of  a  mixture  of 
synthetic  rubber  and  wax  with  a  backing  of 
aluminum  not  exceeding  .006  inch  in  thick¬ 
ness,  for  use  by  electrotypers  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  electrotypes . Free;  734  ;  30 

1  lates,  printing,  of  all  kinds  for  periodical  public¬ 
ations  enjoying  second-class  mailingprivileges, 
the  pages  of  which  are  regularly  bound,  wire- 
stitched  or  otherwise  fastened  together,  and 
matrices,  metal  bases  and  copper  shells  there- 

tor . Free;  Free;  25 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


759 


20 
15;  20 
in 

10;  15 
Free 
15;  25 
Free 


Plates,  printing,  n.o.p.  whether  for  printing  or 
lithographing,  and  transfers  taken  from  same, 
and  positive  and  negative  films,  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  production  of  books  which  are 
included  in  the  curriculum  of  any  University, 
College  or  School  in  Canada,  for  use  as  text 
books  or  as  works  of  reference,  not  to  include 

dictionaries . Free 

Plates,  rolls  and  cylinders,  engraved  on  wood  or 
on  steel,  or  other  metal  and  transfers  taken 
from  the  same,  n.o.p. ;  engravers’  plates,  rolls 
and  cylinders  of  steel,  or  other  metal,  polish¬ 
ed  or  otherwise  processed,  for  engraving 
thereon  or  for  transferring  thereto  from 

engraved  plates . 10;  15 

Plates,  tin,  n.o.p . 15; 

Plates,  tin,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made 

Canada . .  .Free; 

Platinum,  bars,  strips,  sheets  or  plates. 

bichloride . Free; 

crucibles  . 

evaporating  dishes .  Free 

eto..  for  manufacture  of  chlorates  and 

colours  . Free:  10;  10 

primers  or  electric  fuses . 15;  22)4;  30 

retorts,  pans,  condensers,  tubing  and  pipe 
and  preparations  of  platinum,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  sulphuric 
acid  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  or  concentration  of  sulphuric  acid 

in  their  own  factories . Free 

Platinum  wire  and  platinum  in  bars . Free 

washers  and  rivets . 15;  20;  25 

Player  organs  and  pianos  . 15;  20;  30 

Playing  cards,  embossed,  for  the  blind . Free 

Playing  cards,  per  pack . 5c:  7c;  8c 

Provided  that  in  no  case  shall  the  duty 
under  the  British  Preference  be  in  excess  of 
of  15%. 

Wholly  or  partially  lithographed  or  printed 
sheets  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
playing  cards,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  playing  cards  in  their  own 

factories . 15;  20;  35 

Pleasure  carts,  and  finished  parts  of.  .  .Free;  10;  15 
Ploughs  and  parts,  thereof ;  plough  bolts ;  (no  S.T.)  Free 
articles  which  enter  into  the  cost  of  the 

goods  above  enumerated  (No  S.T.) . Free 

snow,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Plumbago  crucibles . . . Free;  15  15 

ground,  and  manufactures  of,  n.o.p. 

15;  20:  25 

not  ground,  or  otherwise  manufactured  plum¬ 
bago  flakes . Free;  5: 

Plums  and  prunes.  See  fruit,  fresh. 

Plums  and  prunes,  dried,  unpitted,  per  lb. 

Free;  Free; 

when  in  packages  weighing  two  lbs.  each  or 
less,  the  weight  such  packages  to  be  includ¬ 
ed  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

Plywood  (see  Wood). 

Pocket  books . 12)4 ;  22)4 ; 

Pods,  musk  in,  or  in  grain .  Fret 

Points,  ivory  vaccine . 15;  20:  25 

vaccine,  sundry  articles  for  (see  metallic  tubes)  Free 
Poker  chips — according  to  material. 

Poles,  cornice,  of  all  kinds . 20;  25;  30 

Poles,  trolley . 15;  25;  30 

Polish  knife  and  other,  n.o.p . 12)4:  17)4;  27)4 

stove,  plumbago .  15;  22 J4:  25 

Pollen . . . Free 

Polyantha,  dwarf,  rose  bushes,  imported  by 
florists  or  purchased  in  bond  in  Canada 
for  bona  fide  forcing  purposes  in  their  own 
greenhouses  prior  to  disposal.  .  .  .Free;  12 ; 
Pomades,  French  or  flowers  odours  preserved 
in  fat  or  oil  for  the  purpose  of  conserving 
the  odours  of  flowers  which  do  not  bear  the 
heat  of  distillation,  when  imported  in  tins  of 

not  less  than  ten  pounds  each . 10,  12)4; 

Pomades,  all  other . 15;  22)4 

Pomatums  (see  perfumery) . 15;  22)4. 

Pomegranates  .  .  .  Free 

Pontianac  gum  . . Free;  Free;  15 

Pop  com,  candied . 15;  25:  35 


10 


lc. 


40 


20 


15 

40 

40 


Poplin  (see  wool  fabric) 

Poplin,  Irish — see  Irish  poplin. 

Porcelain  cement  clinker  (white)  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  white  porcelain  cement, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  same,  in  their 

own  factories,  per  100  lbs . 2c.;  4c. ;  6c. 

Porcelain  knobs,  insulators . 15;22)4;  27)4 

shades  (glass) . JO;  22^-  32)4 

tableware . Free;  25;  35 

ware,  other . 17>$;  25;  35 

Portable  engines  with  boilers,  in  combination, 
horse  powers  and  traction  engines,  for  farm 
purposes;  n.o.p.  and  complete  parte 

thereof . Free 

Portable  gasoline  engines  for  farm  or  other 

purposes . 15;  20;  30 

Porter  and  stout,  in  bottles,  per  gal.  .  15c.;  50c.;  50c. 
And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs  38c. 
gal. 

in  casks,  per  gal . 25c.;  35c.;  35c. 

And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs  38c. 
gal. 

(See  Schedule  p  792) 

Portfolios . 12)4;  22) 4;  40 

Postage  stamps,  collections  of.  (no  Sales  Tax.).  Free 

Post  cards,  picture . 20;  25;  35 

and  General  Rate  per  lb.  5o. 

advertising,  per  lb . 50.;  10c.;  15c. 

duty  not  less  than.  . .  .  — ;  25;  35 
Post  cards,  printed,  non-advertising 

17)4 ;  22)4;  35 

Posters,  advertising  (see  advertising  matter), 

Per  lb . 5c;  I0o:  15c 

duty  not  less  than.  . .  .  — ;  25;  35 

Post  hole  diggers  and  parts . Free 

Potash,  chlorate  of,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  25 

Potasti,  chlorate  of,  not  further  prepared  than  ' 

ground  . Free;  15;  20 

bichromate  of  potash,  crude;  red  and  yellow 

prussiate  of  potash .  Free;  15;  15 

German  mineral  (see  fertilizers) . Free 

muriate  of,  crude  used  for  fertilizer . Free 

nitrate  of  (saltpetre) . Free 

permanganate  of . Free;  15;  25 

prussiate  of,  red  and  yellow . Free;  15;  15 

salts,  German  (see  fertilizers) . Free 

sulphate,  crude  for  fertilizer . Free 

Potassie  nitrate  of  soda . Free;  Free;  25 

Potassium,  cyanide  of,  for  reducing  metals  in 

mining  operations . Free 

cyanide  of,  n  e.s  .  Free 

Potassium  sulphaquinoxaline  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  sulphaquinoxaline. Free;  Free;  25 
Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Potato  diggers . Free 

flour,  weight  of  package  to  be  included  in 
weight  for  duty  (see  starch)  per  lb. 

_  lc.;  l)4c.;  2c. 

spirit  or  oil,  (see  Alcohol,  Ethyl) 

starch,  including  package  (see  starch),  per 

lb.  . lc.;  l)4c.;  2c. 

Potato  planters  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Potatoes  in  their  natural  state: 

(а)  August  1st  to  June  14th  inclusive 

per  100  lbs.  ....  .Free;  Free;  75c. 

(б)  June  15th  to  July  31st  inclusive 

per  100  lbs . Free;  37)4o.;  75c. 

dried,  desiccated,  or  otherwise  prepared, 

per  lb .  Free;  free;  2  54c. 

sweet  and  yams,  in  natural  state,  per  100  lbs. 

Free;  Free;  15c. 

sweet,  n.o.p.  per  lb . Free;  154;  254 

sweet  potato  plants . Free;  Free;  30 

Pots,  furnace  slag,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free 

Pots,  furnace  slag,  n.o.p . 12)4;  17 )4;  20 

Poultry  and  game,  canned . 15;  15;  35 

From  Australia  and  New  Zealand  .  .  .Free 

and  game,  alive . 12)4;  12)4;  20 

i  no  S.T  on  fresh  poultry) 
grit  ...  15;  20:  25 

sex  testers  and  parts  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Poultry  processing  equipment,  namely:  plucking, 
scalding,  washing,  singeing,  eviscerating 
and  packaging  equipment;  parts  of  the 
foregoing . Free;  7J^;  35 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


760 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[  1956 


Pounders  and  rolling  pins . 15;  17)4;  20 

Powder,  aluminum . Free  30;  30 

Powder,  blasting  and  mining,  per  lb.  (no  S.T. 
also  on  goods  used  in  the  m’f’g  of) 

l)4o.;  lMc-;  2o. 

cannon,  musket,  rifle,  gun,  sporting,  and  can- 

nister  powder,  per  lb . 2o.;  2%n.\  3c. 

Powder,  giant,  per  lb.  (no  S.T.  also  on  goodB 

used  in  m’f'g  of) . IMo.;  2 He.;  2)4o. 

Powders,  baking,  including  weight  of  package 

per  lb . 4c.;  5c.;  6c. 

brocade  and  bronze.  ._. . 15;  25;  30 

custard  flavoring  and  jelly . 15;  25;  25 

and  )4c  lb. 

freezum.  (See  medicinal  preparations) . 

17)4;  20;  25 

metal,  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of 

high  frequency  iron  cores . Free;  Free;  30 

soap  . 15:  20;  32)4 

tooth  (see  perfumery) . 15;  22)4;  40 

n.o.p.  (med.  prep.) . 17  )4;  20;  52 

Prayer  books,  missals,  psalters,  religious  pictures 
and  mottoes,  not  including  frames  (no  sales 

tax) . Free 

shawls,  prayer  shawl  fringes  and  prayer  shawl 

bags . 10;  10;  20 

Precious  stones  and  imitations  thereof,  not 
mounted  or  set  (see  pearls  and  diamonds) 

7  )4;  10;  10 

Precipitate  of  copper,  crude . Free 

Precision  tools — see  under  Instruments — Preci¬ 
sion. 

Preparations,  chloropicrin,  ethylene  oxide, 
methyl  bromide,  methyl  formate,  cyanides, 
carbon  bisulphide,  or  mixtures  containing 
any  of  these,  for  use  in  combating  destruc¬ 
tive  insects  and  pests . Free 

Preparations,  non-alcoholic  preparations  or 
chemicals,  for  disinfecting,  or  for  preventing, 
destroying,  repelling,  or  mitigating  fungi, 
weeds,  insects,  rodents,  or  other  plant  or 
animal  pests  n.o.p.: — 

(i)  When  in  packages  not  exceeding  3  lbs.  each 

gross  weight . Free;  12)4;  25 

(ii)  Otherwise . Free;  Free;  15 

Preparations,  non-alcoholic  for  dipping,  disin¬ 
fecting  or  spraying.  Materials  of  all  kinds 

for  use  only  in  producing  or  manufacturing 
preparations  provided  for  in  item  219A 
under  regulation  prescribed  by  the  Min¬ 
ister . Free 

Preserves,  n.o  o.  per  lb . l)£c;  3c;  5c 

Presses,  printing,  newspaperfsee  printing  presses)  Free 

Primers  (see  guns) . 10;  22)4;  30 

Printed  advertising  matter  and  tickets,  time¬ 
tables  and  freight  and  passenger  tariffs 
issued  by  railway  systems  in  the  British 
Empire  (not  including  railway  systems 

operating  in  Canada) . (Free 

Printed  matter,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Printing  machines,  multigraph . Free;  10;  15 

paper,  news  and  all  printing  paper,  in  sheets 
and  rolls,  valued  at  not  more  than  two  and 

one-quarter  cents  per  pound . 10;  12)4;  15 

Printing  plates,  see  Plates. 

Printing  presses,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  use  in  the  printing  of  news¬ 
papers,  telephone  directories  or  periodical 
publications  which,  if  imported,  would 
qualify  for  entry  under  Tariff  Item  184a, 
and  parts  thereof,  not  to  include  saws,  knives 
and  motive  power;  mechanical  deliveries  or 
conveyors,  and  parts  thereof,  for  use  with 

the  foregoing  printing  presses . Free 

Printing  presses,  flat  bed  cylinder,  to  print  sheets 
of  a  size  25  x  38  inches  or  larger,  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  thereof;  machines  designed  to 
fold  or  sheet-feed  paper  or  cardboard,  and 

complete  parts  thereof .  Free:  10;  15 

Printing  presses,  offset;  presses,  lithographic; 
presses,  printing,  and  type-making  acces¬ 
sories  therefor,  n.o.p.,  and  complete  parts 
of  the  foregoing,  not  to  include  knives,  saws 
ormotorpower . Free;  10;  15 

For  "Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Printing  press  rollers,  consisting  of  a  steel  shaft 
or  roller,  covered  with  a  gelatine  or  rubber 

composition....... . .....Free;  10;  15 

Printing  accessories  being  machinery  and  ap¬ 
paratus,  n.o.p.,  see  under  Machinery — 
Apparatus,  etc. 

Printing  presses,  Btereotypers’  and  typecasters’ 
blankets  or  blanketing  and  press  blankets 
or  blanketing  as  are  used  for  printing 
presses,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada . Free;  5;  10 

Prizes  won  in  competition,  (no  Sales  Tax.) ....  Free 

Probes,  lead .  Free 

Prohibited  goods;  see  page  791. 

Promissory  notes. unsigned . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Proprietary  medicines,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal 

preparations),  when  dry . 17)4;  20;  25 

Prunes,  dried  and  unpitted,  when  in  packages  of 
2  lbs  or  less,  weight  of  package  inoluded, 

Free;  Free;  lc. 

pitted,  (see  also  “Packages”) . Free;  15;  25 

stuffed . Free;  15;  25 

Pruning  hooks  and  shears . Free 

Prussian  blue . 12)4;  17)4;  22)4 

Publications  of  the  United  Nations  or  any 

of  its  specialized  agencies . Free 

Publications  of  the  North  Atlantic  Treaty 
Organization  or  any  of  its  specialized 

agencies . Free 

Pudding,  fruit,  unsweetened . 15;  20;  25 

Pudding,  sweetened . 12)4;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb . — ;  — ;  )4c 

Pulleys,  belt  for  power  transmission.  .15;  22)4;  27)4 

Pulleys,  iron  and  steel . . 10;  25;  35 

Pulleys,  pressed  steel  belt,  for  power  transmis¬ 
sion,  and  finished  or  unfinished  parts  there¬ 
of,  including  interchangeable  bushings 

Free;  20;  27)4 

Pulleys,  wood  split  for  power  transmission, 
including  interchangeable  bushings 

Free;  7)4;  27)4 

Pulp  board  in  rolls,  not  less  than  9/1000  of  an 
inch  in  thickness  for  use  in  wrapping  rolls 

of  paper . 5;  7)4;  10 

Pulpboard  in  rolls  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

paper . Free;  5;  5 

Pulp-board  or  fibre-board  in  sheets,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturer  for  use  exclusively 
in  their  own  factories  in  the  manufacture  of 
cones  adapted  for  winding  yarn  thereon. . .  .  Free 
Pulp,  fruit,  other  than  grape,  not  sweetened — in 
air-tight  tins  or  other  air-tight  packages 
„  l)4c.;  l)4c.;  3c. 

From  South  Africa  and  New  Zealand . Free 

mica  and  mineral,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

rag .  Free;  22)4;  25 

Pulp  of  wood,  or  of  straw . Free;  Free;  25 

Pumice,  calcareous  tufa,  pumice  stone  and  lava 

not  further  manufactured  than  ground . Free 

Pumice,  manufactures  of  pumice  or  pumice 

stone . 10;  15;  27)4 

Pump  cylinders,  of  brass . 20:  20;  30 

Pumps,  hand  (iron) . 10;  22)4;  35 

fuel  injection,  and  nozzles  for  diesel  and  semi 

diesel  engines . Free 

mercury . Free 

spray,  of  brass . 20:  20;  30 

steam  and  power . 10;  22)4;  35 

vacuum,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  extraction  of  precious 
metals  by  the  chlorination  in  cyanide  pro¬ 
cess  (see  machinery) . 15;  15;  20 

Punchings.).iron  or  steel  wrought  refuse  (see 
scrap 

Purses . . 12)4;  22)4;  40 

frames,  clasps  and  fasteners  for  (see  frames) 

.  ,  .  Free.  12)4;  20 

Materials,  including  all  parts,  imported  for 
use  only  in  the  manufacture  of  purse  frames 
a  ..  ,  ,  ....  ,  Free;  Free;  25 

Putty,  dry  for  polishing  glass  or  granite,  etc.  .  free 

Putty  of  all  kinds,  n.e.s . 17)4;  22)4;  27)4 

Pyroligneous  acid,  n.o.p.  (see  acid,  acetic), 

_  per  gal . 10c.;  12J4c.;  15c. 

In  addition  for  each  degree  above  proof 

l)4c.;  l$io.;  2c. 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


761 


orude  not  over  30  per  cent,  (see  acid,  acetic) 

15;  22)4;  25 

Pyrometers  (see  mining  machinery) .  .Free 

Pyrophyllite  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures 

. Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 
Pyroxylin  spirit  (see  alcohol,  ethyl). 

Pyroxylan  plastics — See  Plastics. 

Q 

Quails,  partridges  and  squabs,  dead  or  alive 

10;  20;  30 

Quartz,  crystallized  (silex) . Free 

Quartz,  piezoelectric: — 

(i)  Not  further  processed  than  cut  into  slabs 

or  blanks  and  ground  to  shape.  . .  .Free;  Free;  25 

(ii)  Fully  manufactured  ready  for  use  in  electric 

telephone,  telegraph,  wirelss  or  radio  ap¬ 
paratus . Free;  10;  30 

Quassia  juice . Free 

Quassia  wood,  ground . Free 

Quebracho,  crude  and  extract . Free 

Quicksilver . Free 

flasks,  exported  and  returned  (see  Canadian 

goods  returned) . Free 

Quill  toothpicks . 15;  20;  25 

Quills,  natural . Free 

other,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Quilting.  Cabot’s  (seaweed  between  paper), 

15;  22)4;  35 

Quilts,  linen . 25;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

of  cotton . 25;  22)4;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Quilts,  vegetable  fibre . 25;  22)4;  35  and  4c.  lb. 

covered  with  silk . 27 )4;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — ;  7c. 

Free;  15;  20 

Quinces,  green  fruit . .  .Free;  10;  20 

Quince  trees,  each  (see  trees,  Florist  stock) 

Free;  8c;  9c 

Quince  seed,  in  form  of  a  fruit  seed,  not  edible, 
and  in  a  crude  state  and  not  advanced  in 
value  by  refining,  grinding  or  any  other  pro¬ 
cess  of  manufacture . Free 

Quinine  and  salt  of . Free 

Quinine  sulphate . Free 

salicylate  of  . Free 

Quoins,  printers’ . 7)4;  17)4;  20 

R 

Rabbits,  pure  bred  for  the  improvement  of  stock, 

under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  Free 

Rabbits,  frozen,  n.o.p . 12)4;  15;  20 

Australia  and  New  Zealand . Free 

Rabbits,  frozen  when  imported  exclusively  for 

fox  feeding  purposes . 12 ;  17  Ml  20 

New  Zealand  and  Australia  Free 
Racing  shells  or  oars  thereof,  when  imported  by 
a  bona  fide  amateur  rowing  club  in  Canada, 
for  use  exclusively  by  such  olub.  .  .Free;  25;  25 

Raoks,  oue . 17)4;  30;  35 

Racquets,  tennis . 20;  30:  35 

Under  Australian  Agreement . 10% 

Radiators  steam,  gas  heated . 10;  22)4 ;  35 

Radio  and  wireless  apparatus,  and  complete 

parts . Free;  20;  30 

Radio  cabinets,  without  the  radio  apparatus 

installed . 15;  25;  45 

timers  for  radios  and  parts  thereof.  .15;  22)4;  30 

Radium  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Raffia  brims,  being  strands  of  raffia  attached  to 

a  buckram  brim . 15;  20;  25 

Rag  picking  machines . Free;  5;  10 

Rag  pulp . Free;  25;  25 

Rags  and  waste,  unfit  for  use  without  further 
manufacture,  not  to  include  used  garments, 
nor  waste  portions  of  unuBed  fabrics,  n.o.p. .  .  Free 
Rags,  waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics  or  used 
garments,  n.o.p.,  imported  by  manufacturers 
to  be  used  exclusively  for  disintegrating  or 
for  manufacture  of  wiping  rags  in  their  own 

factories . Free 

Rags  and  waste,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  the 
hair  of  the  camel,  alpaca,  goat  or  other  like 
animal,  unfit  for  use  without  further  manufac¬ 
ture,  not  to  include  used  garments,  or  waste 
portions  of  unused  fabrics . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Rags,  waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics  or  used 
garments  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  the  hair 
of  the  camel,  alpaca,  goat  or  other  like  ani¬ 
mal,  imported  by  manufacturers  to  be  used 
exclusively  for  disintegrating  in  their  own 

factories . .  .Free 

Rags  and  waste  wholly  of  silk,  artificial  silk  or 
similar  synthetic  fibres  produced  by  chemical 
processes,  unfit  for  use  without  further  manu¬ 
facture,  not  to  include  used  garments  nor  waste 

portions  of  unused  fabrics . Free 

Rags  of  cotton,  wholly  of  cotton,  unfit  for  use 
without  further  manufacture,  not  to  include 
uBed  garments  or  waste  portions  of  unused 

fabrics . Free 

Rags,  waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics  or  used 
garments,  wholly  of  cotton,  imported  by 
manufacturers  to  be  used  exclusively  for  dis¬ 
integrating,  or  for  manufacture  into  wiping 

rags  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Rags  of  cotton,  wiping,  n.o.p . 7  )4;  10;  12  )4 

Rail  cars  (Motor)  or  units  and  chassis  for  same, 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for 
use  on  railways  for  the  carriage  of  passenger, 
baggage,  mail  or  express  traffic;  engines  and 
transmissions  for  such  motor  rail  cars  or 

units;  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free;  Free;  25 

On  and  after  July  1,  1956 . Free;  20;  35 

Rail  joints  and  sections,  insulated . 15;  25;  30 

Rails,  iron  and  steel  (see  Iron  and  Steel). 

Rails  (track),  of  iron  or  steel,  other  than  railway 
rails,  further  manufactured  than  hot  rolled, 
with  other  sections,  arched  or  not,  welded 

thereto  or  not . Freo 

Railway  cars  or  other  cars . 15;  22)4;  30 

cars  crossing  frontier . Free 

fish  and  tie  plates, per  ton . $5.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

freight  rate  books  or  pamphlets  relating  to 

transportation  outside  of  Canada . Free 

joints,  or  rail  sections,  insulated . 15;  25;  30 

Parts  of  drives  for  transmitting  power  from  an 
axle  on  a  railway  car  to  equipment  on  the 
railway  car  body,  except  propellor  shaft  and 
universal  joint  assemblies,  for  use  in  the 

manufacture  of  such  drives . Free;  10;  30 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

scrapers . .  .  .10;  22)4;  30 

switches,  frogs,  crossings  and  intersections 

15;  25;  30 

ties  (no  S.T.  when  sold  by  settler) . Free 

Railways,  locomotives  and  motor  cars  for 

n.o.p . 15;  25;  35 

(1)  Materials,  including  all  parts,  of  a  class 

or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  used  in  the 
construction  or  repair  of  railway  signal 
systems . Free;  Free;  30 

(2)  Copper  oxide,  zinc,  alkaline  electrolyte, 
primary  (wet)  cell  batteries,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada,  for  railway  signal 
systems;  parts  of  the  foregoing.  .Free;  Free;  27)4 

(3)  Insulated  rail  joints  and  connections  for 

use  therewith,  used  in  the  construction  or 
repair  of  railway  signal  systems;  parts  of  the 
foregoing . Free;  Free;  25 

Raisins  and  dried  currants,  .per  lb.  ..  .Free;  — ;  4c. 

Raisins . — ;  3c.;  — 

Dried  Currants . . . — ;  lc. ;  — 

when  in  packages  weighing  two  pounds  each, 
or  less,  the  weight  of  such  packages  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

Rakes,  horse . Free 

n.o.p . Free 

Ramie  fibre . Free 

thread . 17)4;  22)4;  25 

yarn .  . 17)4;  22)4;  25 

Rape  seed  oil,  blown,  when  for  manufacturing 

purposes . 15;  Free;  25 

Rape  seed  oil,  crude  or  refined . Free 

Rape  eeed  oil,  n.o.p . . . 15;  20;  25 

Rape  seed,  sowing . 5;  ;  7)4  10 

Raphia  fibre,  manufactured . Free,  10;  17)4 

Raphia  or  sisal  fibres . — ;  10;  — 

Raspberries,  dried . .Free;  15;  25 

Raspberries,  (see  fruits,  fresh) 

Raspberry  bushes  or  roots  (no  S.T.)  each 

Free;  lc.;  lc. 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


wine  (Bee  wines),  per  gal . 55c.;  55o.;  55c. 

and . . . . 30 

Rattan  braids  or  plaits,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  imported  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  hat  bodies 
and  shapes,  but  not  for  ornamenting  or 

trimming . Free 

Rattan,  covered . 15;  27)4;  30 

not  further  manufactured  than  split . Free 

unmanufactured .  . Free 

Raw  cotton  and  cotton  lintus  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  ginned;  waste  wholly  of  cotton 
unfit  for  use  without  further  manufacture.  .Free 

Rawhide  centres  for  whips  (see  reeds)  . Free 

manufactures,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Razor  blades,  safety . Free;  20;  30 

Razors . Free;  25;  30 

Razors,  Rolls  Razor,  complete  with  handle, 
strop  and  hone  frame  nickel-plated  as  an 

entity . Free;  25  30 

Reapers  and  parts  thereof.  (See  Mowing 

machines  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Reaping  hooks . Free 

Receptacles,  metallic,  exported  and  returned 

(Canadian  goods  returned) . Free 

Recording  thermometers  charts  (paper) — 

„  ,  f  ,  1733  ;  22)3;  35 

Keoords  for  phonographs,  graphophones  and 

gramophones,  and  finished  parts ....  15;  20;  30 
Compounds  or  sheets,  of  which  the  chief  organic 
component  is  shellac,  imported  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  phono¬ 
graph  records . Free;  5;  25 

Records  specially  made  for  use  in  the  study  of 
languages,  under  such  regulations  as  may  be 

prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

Rectal  tube  (metal) .  '  Free 

Red  lead,  dry;  orange  mineral;  antimony  oxide, 
titanium  oxhle,  and  zinc  oxide  such  as  zinc 
white  and  lithopone;  white  pigments  con¬ 
taining  not  less  than  14  per  cent  by  weight 

of  titanium  dioxide . Free;  12*4;  15 

liquor  for  dyeing  or  calico  printing,  crude  ace-' 

tate  of  aluminum . . .  Free 

Reed,  covered . 15:  27)4;  30 

Reeds,  bamboo,  for  walking  sticks,  etc . Free 

not  further  manufactured  than  split . Free 

square  or  round,  and  raw-hide  centres,  textile 
leather  or  rubber  heads,  thumbs  and  tips, 
and  steel,  iron  or  nickel  caps  for  whip  ends, 
when  imported  by  whip  manufacturers,  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  whips 

in  their  own  factories . Free 

Reflectors,  glass . 15;  22)4  32  H 

Reflectors,  lamp . 15;  22 )4;  30 

Refrigerators,  electric . 17H\  20-  40 

other  than  electric . -1714;  20;  30 

parts,  of  iron  or  steel  or  of  which  iron  or  steel  ' 

°r  both  are  the  component  materials  of 
chief  value .  714.  00.  qc. 

Refund  of  Duty:  See  p.  794  .  ’  ’ 

Regalia,  and  badges,  n.o.p . 22)4;  27 33-  45 

Regulus  of  antimony,  not  ground  or  otherwise’ 

manufactured .  . .  ,  .  Free 

Religious  medals  and  crosses  of  any  material 
chaplets,  scapulars,  benitiers,  statues  and 


statuettes . 


•  Free 


Rennet,  raw  and  prepared  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Reports,  annual,  for  religious  or  benevolent  asso- 
ciations  (see  books) .  Free 


Resin  or  rosin . 


.  Free 


gum,  orude  drugs  (see  drugs) .  Free 

Residue,  revert,  or  waste  from  chemical,  metal¬ 
lurgical  or  metal  working  processes,  contain- 
mg  aluminum  oxide  or  other  aluminum 
compounds  mixed  with  other  materials, 
imported  by  Canadian  smelters  or  refiners  for 
recovery  of  aluminum  oxide  and  attendant 
by  products . Free;  Free.  1Q 

Resin  oil  .  Free 

Resin  sizing. . . .'5;  7  y.  10 

synthetic  resin  sheets,  film  or  sheeting  see 
Plastics. 

Resins,  synthetic — See  Plastics. 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Reticules . 1233;  22)4;  40 

frames,  clasps,  etc.,  for  (see  frames) 

Free;  12)4;  20 

Retorts  (see  mining  machinery) .  Free 

clay,  for  gas  plants . 12)4;  20;  22)4 

Retorts  of  eilicaware . 10;  1733;  22)4 

platinum  for  sulphuric  acid  (see  platinum)  Free 
Returned  goods,  re-entered  for  Consumption  in 
Canada;  See  “Goods",  Schedule  “A” 

Returned  goods;  See  "Canadian”,  Schedule  “A”. 
Returning  goods;  See  “Customs  procedure,  p.795  ” 

Revolvers,  n.o.p . 10;  22)4;  30 

Prohibited,  except  under  license  from  Dept, 
of  National  Revenue.  See  also  page  793. 

Rexine  fabrics .  . 15;  25;  35 

General  Rate  not  less  than  4c.  per  lb. 

Rhizomes  (see  Florist  stock) . Free;  12  )3;  20 

Rhododendrons  (see  Florist  stock)..  .Free;  12 >2 ;  20 
Rhubarb,  fresh  (see  vegetables) 

Rhubard  root,  ground  or  powdered . Free;  15;  25 

Rhubarb  root  (see  roots,  medicinal) .  .  Free 

Rhubarb  roots . Free;  %c.;  lc. 

Ribbons,  whether  with  cut  pile  or  not,  wholly  or 
in  part  of  silk  but  not  containing  wool 

22)4;  25;  35 

whether  with  cut  pile  or  not,  wholly  or  in 
part  of  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments 
but  not  containing  silk  or  wool.  .  .  22)4;  25;  35 
undyed,  used  in  the  manufacture  of  type¬ 
writer  ribbon . Free;  1233;  15 

woven  fabrics,  not  exceeding  three  inches  in 
width,  made  with  unserrated  selvedges, 
generally  known  as  single,  double  or  four 
shot  corded  ribbon,  imported  by  the 
manufacturers  of  men’s  hats  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  their  own  factories  in  making  the 
bands  for,  or  in  binding  the  edges  of,  men’s 

hats  only . . .  .  F  ree 

woven  fabrics  with  leno-edged  strips,  not  less 
than  40  inches  in  width,  wholly  of  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments,  when  imported  in 
the  gray  or  unfinished  condition  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  metalline  ribbons  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  ribbons  in  their  own 

factories — until  Sept.  30,  1956 . Free;  5;  45 

consisting  of  cotton  threads  or  fibres,  attached 
together  imported  in  narrow  strips  for 

tying  boxes  . 25;  25;  35 

Riboflavin  (also  known  as  Vitamin  B2,  Vitamin 
G,  Laetoflavin)  without  admixture  or  mixed 
only  with  any  necessary  carrier  or  diluted 
when  imported  for  use  only  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  feeds  for  livestock,  poultry  or 

fur-bearing  animals . Free 

Ribs  for  umbrellas,  etc.,  see  under  materials. 

Rice  bran  . Free;  17^.  17i^ 

Rice,  uncleaned,  unhulled  or  paddy.  Free 

Rice  cleaned,  per  100  lbs . 50c;  70cV  1.00 

When  in  packages  weighing  two  pounds,  each, 
or  less,  the  weight  of  such  packages  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

Rice  hull  ash,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures. 

■’  . Free;  5;  25 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Rice  for  producing  malt .  Free 

flour  and  meal  per  lb.  (no  S.T.) 

n  a  1.  13£o.;  lj^c. 

Rifle  Powder,  per  lb. . 2c.;  2«3c.;  3c. 

Rifles  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 

n:fl  ,  .  Free;  10;  30 

Rifles,  n.o.p.  (on  permit,  see  page  793) 

..  ,  .  ,  10;  2233;  30 

articles  and  materials  for,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  National 
Revenue,  viz: 

(а)  All  tools  and  machinery  not  manufactured 

in  Canada  up  to  the  required  standard, neces¬ 
sary  for  any  factory  to  be  established  in 
Canada  for  the  manufacture  of  rifles  for  the 
Government  of  Canada  Free 

(б)  All  materials  or  parts  in  the  rough,  un¬ 

finished.  and  screws,  nuts,  bands  and  springs, 
to  be  used  in  rifles  to  be  manufactured  at 
any  such  factory  for  the  Government  of 
Canada .  Free 

steel,  used  in  the  manufacture  of  unfinished 
parts  of,  for  the  Canadian  Government _ Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


763 


Rinds,  citron,  lemon  and  orange,  fresh  frozen, 

dried,  sulphured  in  brine . Free 

Ring  travellers,  steel,  textile . Free;  5;  20 

Rivets,  brass  and  oopper . 20:  20;  30 

iron  or  steel,  per  100  lbs . 25c.;  50c.;  75c. 

734:  17 34:  25 

platinum . 15;  20;  25 

pronged,  shoe . 10;  25;  35 

Road  graders . 10;  2234;  35 

Road  paving  machines,  concrete,  self-propelling, 
end  loading,  capacity  21  cubic  feet  wet 
concrete  or  more;  concrete  and  asphalt  road 
finishing  machines,  form  graders;  sub¬ 
graders;  combination  excavating  and  trans¬ 
porting  scraper  units;  concrete  mixers, 
transit  type ;  dump  wagons  or  trailers  having 
a  capacity  of  10  cubic  yards  or  over,  not  self- 
propelled;  back  filling  machines  and  equip¬ 
ment,  mounted  on  self-propelling  wheels  or 
crawling  traction,  semi-  or  full-revolving 
boom  and  scraper  type;  steam  or  air  driven 
pile  hammers  or  extractors;  well  points; 
truck  turntables;  all  the  foregoing  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and 

complete  parts  thereof . Free;  10;  12  H 

Road  rollers  (steam) . Free;  20;  30 

scrapers . 15;  22)4;  30 

Rock,  crushed . 15;  20;  25 

Rock,  crushed  lime . 15;  20;  25 

Rock  crushers  and  complete  parts  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  mining  or  quarrying  operations 

5;  17  34;  25 

Rock,  phosphate  (unmanufactured) . Free 

Rock,  basalt,  cast  shapes  of,  compounded  with 

other  materials  or  not . Free;  5;  25 

Rockingham  ware . 17)4;  25;  35 

Rods,  brass,  not  less  than  6  ft.  long . 5;  10;  15 

copper,  not  less  than  6  ft.  in  length,  unmanu¬ 
factured . 5;  10;  10 

fishing . Free;  20;  35 

iron  or  steel  wire,  for  manufacturing  wire 
(see  iron). 

tungsten  rod  and  tungsten  wire  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  June  30,  1956 
welding,  or  all  kinds,  according  to  material. 

Roller  bearings . Free;  17)4;  35 

Rollers,  copper,  discs  or  shells  for  engraving,  eto. 

(see  blanketing) . Free 

copper  for  calico  printing .  Free;  10;  10 

farm  or  field,  lawn  or  garden  and  parts  thereof .  Free 

for  furniture .  10;  20;  35 

street  or  road . Free;  20;  30 

window  shade  or  blind . 12 ;  22)4;  30 

for  wringers . 15;  22)4;  2734 

Rolling  pins .  .  .  .  .  15:  1714;  20 

Rolls,  forged  steel,  hardened  and  ground;  solid 
tungsten  carbide  rolls;  steel  rolls,  faced 
with  tungsten  carbide  on  the  rolling  surface; 
any  roll  of  iron  or  steel  consisting  of  a  forged 
or  cast  mandrel  and  a  forged  sleeve;  all  of 
the  foregoing  for  use  exclusively  in  rolling 

ferrous  or  non-ferrous  metals . Free 

Rolls,  plates  and  cylinders,  engraved  on  wood, 
or  on  steel  or  other  metal,  and  transfers 
taken  from  same,  n.o.p.;  engravers’  plates, 
rolls  and  cylinders  of  steel  or  other  metal, 
polished  or  otherwise  processed  for  en¬ 
graving  thereon  or  for  transferring  thereto 

from  engraved  plates . . 10;  15;  20 

Rolls,  sand  cast,  and  chilled  cast  iron  rolls,  im¬ 
ported  by  proprietors  of  rolling  mills  for  use 
exclusively  in  rolling  iron  or  steel  or  in 

manufacturing  paper  . Free 

Rolls,  super  calendar  consisting  of  a  steel  core 
filled  with  discs  of  paper  or  textile  fabrics 
or  both  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  paper . Free;  Free:  35 

Roofing  granules,  whether  or  not  colored  or 
coated,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  roof¬ 
ing,  including  shingles  and  siding  .  .Free;  Free;  25 
Roofing  felt,  single  ply,  not  coated  or  impreg¬ 
nated,  in  rolls  containing  not  less  than  500 
square  feet,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  asphalt  roofing  (including  shingles  and 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


siding)  for  use  only  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

materials  in  their  own  factories . Free;  734;  25 

Rooting  slate,  per  sc)  otlOUsq  It . 50c  70c  75o. 

Roofing  and  shingles  of  saturated  felt..  .15;  2234;  35 
Roots,  crude  drugs,  n.o  p.  .  .  .  Free 

ground,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  25 

Roots,  dormant,  n.o.p.  (see  Florist  stock) 

Free;  1234  ;  20 

medicinal,  viz: — alkanet,  crude,  crushed  or 
ground;  aconite,  calumba,  folia  digitalis, 
gentian,  ginseng,  jalap,  ipecacuanha,  iris, 
orris,  root  licorice,  sarsaparilla,  squills,  tara¬ 
xacum,  rhubarb,  and  valerian,  unground  .  .  Free 
Rope,  manilla,  not  exceeding  1J4  ins.  in  eir- 

oumf ereuoe,  for  lobster  fishing . Free 

used  or  second  hand,  over  one  inch  in  cir¬ 
cumference,  wholly  of  vegetable  fibre,  for 
disintegration  or  conversion  into  useable 

cordage . Free 

or  cordage  of  cotton,  flax  manilla,  hemp 
or  other  vegetable  fibres,  exceeding  1  inch 

in  circumference . 17  34;  22  34;  25 

wire  n.o.p  .  . . . 1734  ;  2234:  25 

wire,  for  ships  (see  wire  rope) . Free 

wire,  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. 

15;  25;  25 

Ropes,  head,  for  fishing  nets . Free 

Rosaries . Free 

Rose  bushes,  n.o.p.,  each . 134c;  3c;  7o 

Rose  stock,  and  other  stock  for  grafting  (see 

Florist  stock) . Free;  1234;  20 

Rosin,  (see  Resin). 

Rotten  stone  (for  polishing) . 1234;  17)4;  2734 

Rougb  on  Rats  . 1734.  20;  25 

Rough  stuff  (see  oxides) . 1234;  1734  :  2234 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  cotton,  not 

more  advanoed  than  singles.  ...  1234;  15;  2234 
and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  cotton, 
including  threads,  cords  and  twines  gener¬ 
ally  used  for  sewing,  stitching,  packaging 

and  other  purposes,  n.o.p . 15;  1734;  25 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  cotton,  not 
more  advanced  than  singles,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  knitted  goods,  to  be 
used  in  their  own  factories  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  knitted  goods . 1234;  15;  2234 

Rovings,  cotton  yarns,  wholly  covered  with  a 
double  layer  of  metallic  strip  in  single  strand 
only,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  elec¬ 
trical  conductors,  in  their  own  factories 

10;  10;  25 
4c  lb. 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  or  in  part  of 
vegetable  fibres,  not  more  advanced  than 
single,  n.o.p.,  not  to  contain  silk,  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments,  nor  wool. 

1234;  1734  ;  25 

Rovings,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable  fibres, 
n.o.p.,  not  to  contain  silk,  synthetic  textile 

fibres  or  filaments,  nor  wool . 17  34;  2234 ;  25 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  or  in  part 
of  silk,  n.o.p.,  including  threads,  cords  or 
twist  for  sewing,  embroidering  or  other 

purpose . 12  34;  20;  25 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  vegetable 
fibres,  other  than  ootton,  not  to  include 
materials  for  sewing,  stitching  nor  pack¬ 
aging  purposes,  imported  bv  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories. 

For  insulating  wire  or  for  weaving  or 

braiding . Free;  10;  15 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  or  in  part  of 
vegetable  fibres,  including  yarn  twist,  cords 
and  twines  generally  used  for  packaging  and 
other  purposes,  n.o.p.,  not  to  contain  silk, 
synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments,  nor  wool. 

15;  20;  25 

Rovings,  wholly  of  spun  silk,  generally  known  as 
schappe  or  bourette,  not  more  advanced 

than  singles .  . 10:  1234;  15 

Rovings,  wholly  of  spun  silk,  not  coloured,  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


in  their  own  factories  for  knitting  under¬ 
wear,  for  weaving  or  for  the  manufacture  of 

silk  threads .  Free;  7)4;  10 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments  not  more  advanced 
than  singles,  not  coloured,  with  not  more 
than  seven  turns  to  the  inch,  under  such 
regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe: 

(а)  Produced  from  cellulose  acetate.  .  .5;  22 )4;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case  shall  the  duty  be 

less  than  per  pound . — ;  22c.;  28c 

(б)  n.o.p . 20;  22)4;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  duty  be 

less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c.;  28c. 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  or  in  part  of 
synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments,  n.o.p., 
including  threads,  cords  or  twist  for  sewing, 
embroidering  or  other  purposes,  not  to 
contain  silk;  yarns  of  synthetic  textile  fibres 
or  filaments  wholly  or  partially  covered  with 
metallic  strip,  one  pound  of  which  shall  con¬ 
tain  not  less  than  10,000  yards;  under  such 
regulations  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe; 

(a)  Produced  wholly  from  cellulose  acetate. 

7 )4;  22 H;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  dutv  be 
less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c.;  28c. 

( b )  n.o.p . 25;  22)4;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  dutv  be 

less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c.;  28c. 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  spun  syn¬ 
thetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments,  not  colored, 
imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusive¬ 
ly  in  the  manufacture  of  cut  pile  fabrics  in 

their  own  factories . Free;  25;  35 

but  not  less  than  per  lb . — ;  24c.;  28e. 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  jute,  not 
more  advanced  than  singles,  n.o.p.  not  to 
contain  silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments  nor  wool . Free;  17)4;  25 

Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  jute  includ¬ 
ing  yarn  twist,  cords  and  twines  generally 
used  for  packaging  and  other  processes, 

D  20;  25;  32)4 

Rubber  aprons,  unfinished,  are  entitled  to  entry 
only  when  in  the  form  of  a  sheet  of  soft 
rubber  out  to  shape  to  be  made  into  an 
apron  but  not  otherwise  manufactured 
„  ,,  .  „  ,  ,  15;  20;  27)4 

Rubber  balls,  for  use  in  sports  (see  Balls). 

Rubber  balls,  n.o.p.,  toys . 10;  30;  40 

Rubber  bathing  caps . 22)4;  27)4;  35 

Rubber  belting  for  machinery . 7)4;  20;  27)4 

Rubber  boots  and  shoes . Free;  22)4;  25 

Rubber  bulbs  for  vaocine  points  (see  metallic' 

tubes) .  Free 

cement.  . . 15;  20;  27)4 

Rubber  clothing  and  clothing  made  from  water¬ 
proofed  cotton  fabrics . 22)4;  27)4;  35 

and  in  addition  on  each  raincoat . — ;  — ;  50c 

ootton  or  linen  hose  lined  with . 20 ;  22)4 ;  35 

erasers . 15*  20‘  27  V-s? 

fillets  for  card  clothing  (see  fillets) . '  ’  .  Free 

hard,  in  strips  or  sheets,  not  less  than  one- 
sixteenth  of  an  inch  in  thickness,  or  in 
rods  or  tubes,  but  not  further  manufactured 
,  ,  .  .  .  ,  ,  Free;  15;  20 

nard,  m  scrips  or  sheets  less  than  one-sixteenth 
of  an  inch  in  thickness,  but  not  further 

manufactured . Free 

hard  tires  for  vehicles . '20;  22)4;  35 

heads  for  whips  (see  reeds) .  Free 


hose . 


.17 H;  20;  35 


latex,  being  crude  rubber  in  liquid  form,  not 
compounded  beyond  the  addition  of  pre¬ 
servatives .  Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20'  27)4 

manufactures  (see  battery  jars). 

mats  and  matting . .  17)4'  20-  35 

. . .’.’.’.‘.17 W;  20;’  35 

partially  compounded,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  liquid  compounds  for  sealing  cans 

or  jars  . . Free;  Free;  27^4 

Expires  July  1,  1956 

J) ts  l h c u s i  . 15;  17)4;  25 

(l)  Rubber,  crude,  caoutchouc  or  India-rubber, 
unmanufactured . Free;  5;  5 


(ii)  Powdered  rubber  and  rubber  or  gutta¬ 
percha  waste  or  junk;  recovered  rubber 

and  rubber  substitute . free 

reclaiming  agents  or  plasticizers  of  petroleum 
origin  for  the  reclaiming  or  plasticizing  of 

rubber . Free 

soft  in  sheets . 15;  20;  27^ 

soles  and  heels .  15:  20,  27)4 

thread,  not  covered . Free;  10;  15 

used  in  the  mfg  of  musio  rolls .  Free 

Rubber  comb  blanks,  for  manufacture  of  combs.  Free 

Rubber  cue  tips . 17)4;  30;  35 

Rubber  gaskets . 15;  20;  27)4 

Rubber  gloves,  gauntlets . 20:  25;  45 

Rubber  mouthpieces  of  hard  rubber  in  the  rough, 
aluminum  pipe  fitments,  pipe  bowls  moulded 
from  briarwood  dust,  and  briarwood  bowls 
not  further  processed  than  frazed,  when  im¬ 
ported  bv  manufacturers  of  tobacco  pipes 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  pipes  in  their  own  factories. 

Free;  Free;  25 

Rubber,  powdered . Free 

Rubber  toys,  n.o.p . 10;  30;  40 

Rubber  type  for  printing . 7)4:  17  )4;  20 

Rubberized  cotton  fabrics . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Rugs  of  cocoa  fibre  per  sq.  yard . 6 Me;  7c;  10c 

mats  and  mattings  of  grass,  hemp . 15:  20;  25 

Rugs  of  jute  or  straw . 12)4;  17)4;  25 

Rugs,  China  goat . Free 

lap,  of  wool . 30;  40;  40 

and  per  lb. — ;  32)4c.;  35c. 

Rugs  made  of  paper . 15;  22)4;  25 

Rugs,  Oriental  and  imitation  Oriental,  n.o.p. 

25;  25;  40 
and  per  sq.  ft.  — ;  5c.;  20c. 

wool,  railway  or  travelling . 25;  27)4 ;  40 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — -;  25c. 

Rulers  of  all  kinds . 12)4 ;  22)4;  27  \4 

Rules,  advertising . 15;  22)4;  30 

Rules,  measuring . 15;  22)4;  30 

printers'  brass .  20;  20  ’  30 

Rules,  slide.  . Free;  7)4;  10 

Ruling  machines,  bookbinders’  (see  printing 

presses) . Free;  Free;  10 

Rum  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal.  of  the  strength 
of  proof  (see  Packages) 

J  .  $4.50;  $6.00;  ;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
,  .  ,  ,  ,.  ,  $8.00  per  gallon 

bay  (see  alcoholic  perfumes), 
shrub  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal.  (see  Pack¬ 
ages) 

Rum,  when  imported  by  the  Department  of  Cus¬ 
toms  and  Excise  or  by  a  person  licensed  by  the 
Minister  of  National  Revenue,  to  be  denatur¬ 
ed  for  use  in  the  arts  and  industries,  to  be  en¬ 
tered  at  ports  prescribed  by  regulation  of  the 
Minister,  subject  to  the  Excise  Act  and  to  the 
Regulations  of  the  Department  of  National 

Revenue,  per  proof  gallon . Free;  60c.;  60c. 

Russian  hareskins  (Astrakhan) . Free 

Rye  damaged  by  water  in  transit  (on  appraised 

value) . 15;  22)4;  25 

Rye.  flour,  per  bbl.  (no  S.T.) . Free;  45c.-  50o. 

Rye,  per  bushel . Free;  6c.;  15c. 

o  •  8 

Saccharine . Free-  15-  25 

Saccharine  tablets .  .15;’  20;'  25 

Sachet  pads  (See  perfumery) . .  ’  .  i5;  22)4;  40 

Sacks  containing  grain . 15;  17)^ :’  20 

cotton,  containing  wheat  flour. ’  ’  Free 

of  hemp,  linen . 15;  17)4-  20 

jute...  ........ . . 12)4;  15;  20 

Paper,  of  all  kmds,  printed  or  not..  .15;  22)4;  35 

Saddle  trees.  Mexican .  Free 

Saddlers’ hardware,  or  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.,  not 

plated . . . i q .  25-  35 

Saddlery  hardware: — sheets,  hoop,  band  or  strip,’ 
coated,  polished  or  not,  when  imported  by 
manufacturer  of  saddlery  hardware  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  saddlery 

hardware  in  their  own  factories .  Free 

Saddlery,  of  every  description . 15;  20-  30 

iron  or  steel  bands,  etc.,  for  (see  iron).  ’  ’ 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


765 


Saddles,  English  type . 10;  25;  30 

Sad  irons,  not  plated . 10;  22)4;  35 

plated . 17  34;  22)4;  45 

electric,  oomplete  parts . 12)4 ;  2214',  27)4 

Safe  ends  for  locomotive  boiler  tubes  not  scarfed 
or  manufactured,  but  merely  short  lengths 
of  boiler  tube  in  condition  as  from  the  tube 

mill . Free 

Safety  lamps,  miners’  accessories  for  cleaning, 

eto.  (mining  machinery) . Free 

Safety  pins,  plated  or  not  of  wire . 15;  25;  30 

and  per  lb. — ;  10c.;  10c. 

Safes,  amalgam  (see  mining  machinery) . Free 

Safes,  including  doors,  doors  and  door  frames  for 
vaults;  scales,  balances  weighing  beams  and 
strength  testing  machines  of  all  kinds, 

n.o.p . 10;  20;  35 

Saffron,  saffron  cake,  safflower  and  extracts  of  Free 

Saggers,  when  used  in  the  manufacture  of 

ceramic  products . Free 

Sage,  thyme  and  savory  herbs . 15:  20;  25 

Sago  and  tapioca . 1234;  1734;  27 34 

flour,  per  lb . 34c.;  l)4c.;  134o. 

Sailcloth,  wholly  of  Egyptian  cotton  imported 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
sails  for  boats  and  ships,  under  regulation 

of  the  Minister .  Free;  20;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  334c.;  4c. 

Sails  for  boats  and  ships . 15;  2234;  25 

Sal  ammoniac  . Free;  25;  25 

ammoniac  skimmings . Free 

Sal  soda . per  lb.,  l/5c.;  3/1 0c.;  3/10o. 

Salmon  and  all  other  fish,  preserved  or  prepared, 

n.o.p . 1734;  27J4;  30 

From  New  Zealand,  canned  whitebait 
and  canned  crayfish  15%  but  not  more 
than  734c.  per  lb. 

Toheroas  in  sealed  tins . Free 

Salmon,  fresh,  pickled  or  salted,  per  lb. 

34c.;  Ho.;  lo. 

Salmon  twine . Free 

Salt  cake  (see  sulphate  of  soda) .  .  .1  /5c.;  He.;  3 /5c. 

celery  (See  chemical  preparations) . 15;  20;  25 

onion  (See  chemical  preparations) . 15;  20;  25 

for  sea  or  gulf  fisheries  (no  S.T.) . .Free 

Salt,  n.o.p.,  in  bags,  barrels  and  other  coverings, 

per  100  lbs.. . . . Free;  334c.;  7)4c. 

compressed  into  bricks . Free;  334c.;  734c. 

bags,  barrels  and  other  usual  coverings  used 

in  the  importation  of  salt . Free;  25;  25 

in  bulk,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs . ..Free;  3c.;  5c. 

medicated  (See  medicinal  preparations! 

17  34;  20;  25 

table,  made  by  an  admixture  of  other  ingre¬ 
dients,  when  containing  not  less  than  ninety 

per  cent  of  pure  salt  (no  ST) . 5;  10;  15 

Saltpetre  (nitrate  of  potash) . Free 

Salts,  aniline  . Free 

epsom . Free;  15;  25 

German  potash .  ■  .  Free 

glauber . Free;  15;  25 

iodized  mineral,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

feeding  of  animals . Free;  15;  25 

nickel  . 15;  20;  25 

Rochelle . Free;  15;  25 

of  antimony . Free 

of  Quinine . Free 

Salts  of  thorium  or  of  cerium  (bases)  not 
including  natural  minerals,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  incandescent  gas  mantles, 
when  imported  by  manufacturer  of  such 
mantles  or  of  stockings  for  such  mantles  .  Free 
Salves,  n.o.p. (medicinal  preparations) ..  17  34;  20;  25 
Samples  (see  page  794). 

Sand . ,;"oAFro? 

Sand,  colored ... . . 15,  20.  25 

iron,  for  polishing,  eto . Free 

parting  ......  ■••••■  15:  , 20 <  2o 

Sandals,  Oriental  type,  embroidered  with  gold  or 

silver  thread . -]7A:  25;  40 

Sandpaper . 12  34,  20,  25 

Sandstone,  and  all  building  stone,  not  ham¬ 
mered,  sawed,  or  chiselled,  and  marble  and 
granite,  rough,  not  hammered  or  chiselled 

10:  1234;  20 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


sawn  on  not  more  than  two  sides.  .  .Free;  15;  35 
sawn  on  more  than  2  sides  not  on  more  than 

4  sides  per  100  1 1 '8 . 10o.;  20c.;  25o. 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

Sanitary  napkins  of  vegetable  fibre . 10:  20;  35 

Sappato  gum  and  crude . Free;  10;  15 

Sapphires,  not  mounted  or  set . 7  34;  10 ;  10 

Sardines  (see  fish) . 

Saris  of  any  material,  embroidered  with  gold  or 

silver  thread,  or  with  silk . 20;  2234;  — - 

Sarsaparilla  root,  unground . .  .  Free 

ground . Free;  15;  25 

Sash  weights,  cast  iron . 15;  2234;  2734 

Sash,  casement  or  frame  sections  of  iron  or  steel, 
hot  or  cold  rolled,  coated  or  not,  not  punched, 
drilled  nor  further  manufactured,  and 
similar  material  formed  from  hot  or  cold 
rolled  iron  or  steel  strip,  coated  or  not, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  metal 
window  sash,  casements  or  frames  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  such  articles,  in  their 

ownfactories — per  ton . Free;  $7.00;  $7.00 

Satchels . 1234  ;  2234  ;  40 

Sateens  for  oorsets  and  dress  stays  (see  jeans) — 

according  to  material 

Satin  white  (dry  colour) . Free;  10;  10 

Satina  starch  tablets  . 1734  ;  20;  25 

Sauces,  soy  and  vegetable  of  all  kinds,  1234;  2734  ;  35 
Sauer  kraut,  in  air-tight  packages.  . . .  Free;  20;  30 

Sausage  casings,  synthetic,  of  paper . 10;  15;  35 

Sausages,  pork,  per  lb . Free;  lJio-:  5c. 

Sausage  skins  or  casings,  not  cleaned . Free 

oleaned . Free;  15:  1734 

Saw  blades,  for  power  hack  saws.  .  .  .Freo;  2234;  35 
Sawdust  machines,  for  carrying  the  sawdust 
away  when  cutting  round  lumber  from  the 

log . 10;  15;  20 

Sawdust  of  wood . Free 

Saw  plates  (see  iron  and  steel). 

Saw  teeth,  set  with  black  diamonds,  for  sawing 

stone . 15;  20;  25 

Saws,  gang  and  circular . 10;  2234;  35 

Saws,  web,  and  parts  thereof . 734;  20;  35 

Saws,  circular  teeth  for . 10;  22V4;  35 

n.o.p . 10;  2234  ;  35 

steel  for  (see  steel  for  saws) . Free 

Sawing  machinery  (see  machinery). 

Saxophones . Free;  1734:  35 

Scale  board  for  oheese  boxes . Free 

Scales . 10;  20;  35 

parts  of  scales  finished  or  unfinished.  .Free;  10;  35 
Scales,  automatic,  or  weighing  machines,  of  a 
class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  of  the  foregoing,  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . Free 

Scenery,  theatrical . 1234  ;  20;  2234 

Schiedam  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

Schnapps  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

Schools,  antiquities  for  (see  antiquities) . Free 

for  blind,  articles  for  (see  typewriters,  eto.) .  .  .  Free 
philosophical  and  scientific  apparatus,  eto.,  for 

(Bee  philosophical)  no  Sales  Tax  . Free 

School  writing  slates . ....Free;  2234:  25 

Scientific  apparatus,  etc.  (see  philosophical)  .  .  .  Free 
No  Sales  Tax. 

Scions  (see  Florist  stock) . Free;  1234  ;  2o 

Scissors . Free;  20;  30 

blanks,  of  iron  or  steel,  in  the  rough,  not 
ground  or  otherwise  manufactured,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  scissors  and  shears 

Free;  Free;  10 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Scissors,  surgical,  specially  designed  and  adapted 

only  for  surgical  operation  purposes . Free 

No  Sales  Tax. 

Scrap  brass  . 3;  Id;  10 

Cobalt-bearing  scrap  imported  by  refiners  or 
smelters  for  the  recovery  of  the  cobalt  and 

attendant  by-products .  .  . Free 

copper . lc.;  134  c.  134°. 

But  nothing  shall  be  deemed  brass  or  copper 
scrap  except  waste  or  refuse  brass  or  copper 
fit  only  to  be  remanufactured  in  furnaces. 

Scrap  iron  and  scrap  steel,  old  and  fit  only  to  be 
remanufactured,  being  part  of  or  recovered 
from  any  vessel  wrecked  in  waters  subject  to 
the  jurisdiction  of  Canada . Free 

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Scrap  iron  or  steel,  wrought,  being  waste  or 
refuse,  and  iron  or  steel  rails  which  have 
been  in  actual  use,  to  be  remanufactured 
in  furnaces;  and  such  iron  or  steel  rails  to 
be  remanufactured  in  rolling  mills  into 

other  products  than  iron  or  steel  rails . Free 

But  nothing  shall  be  deemed  scrap  iron  or 
scrap  steel  except  waste  or  refuse  iron  or  steel 
fit  only  to  be  remanufactured  in  rolling  mills 
or  furnaces;  provided  that  articles  of  iron  or 
steel,  damaged  in  transit,  if  broken  up  under 
customs  supervision  and  rendered  unsaleable 
except  as  scrap,  may  be  entered  for  duty  as 
scrap 

Scrap  jewellery,  fit  only  to  be  remelted  under 
such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may  pre- 

scribe . Free 

Scrap  lead,  per  lb . %c.\  lc.,  lc 

leather,  tanners . 5;  15;  20 

Scrap,  zinc . 15;  20;  25 

Scrapers,  road  or  railway . 10;  22**;  30 

Screens,  wire,  iron  or  steel . 20;  25;  30 

Screwdrivers . 10;  22**;  35 

Screws,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not: — 

wood  screws . 15;  20;  30 

machine  and  other  screws . 15;  17**;  30 

plus  per  lb . — ;  **C;  — 

brass,  copper  or  other  metal  n.o.p..  .22**;  30;  35 

Soripture  text  calendars,  made  up  of  Bible 
pictures  and  Scripture  texts,  not  adverti  ing .  .  Free 
Sculptures  in  any  material,  not  more  than  two 

reproductions  . Free 

Scutching  machine,  used  exclusively  in  breaking 
and  extraction  of  the  flax  fibre  from  the 

flax  straw . Free;  5;  10 

Scythes . Free 

Scythe  stone . 20;  30:  35 

Seagrass,  crude,  etc.,  or  cleaned  only .  .  .  .Free 

Sea  weed,  for  fish  aquarium,  not  colored  nor 
further  manufactured  than  cleaned  and 

cut  to  size . Free 

Sea-weeds,  or  sea-plants,  charred,  whether 
powdered  or  not,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

feeding  of  animals . Free;  15;  25 

Seal  twine . Free 

Sealing  wax . 15;  22**;  25 

Seamless  bags,  cotton . 15;  22**;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Seamless  cork  cots,  for  use  on  spinning  rolls  of 

textile  machines . Free'  5;  10 

drawn  tubing,  zinc . '  .Free 

iron  or  steel  boiler  tubes,  n.o.p . Free 

iron  or  steel  tubing  over  10**  inches  in  diameter, 

.  “OP - . . . 10;  15;  20 

iron  or  steel  tubing,  10**  inches  or  less  india¬ 
meter,  n.o.p . 15;  22**;  30 

steel  tubing,  polished  5  cents  per  lb.  andov  er 
„  ,  ,  .  Free;  15;  30 

Seed,  bent-grass, not  to  include  red-top griss  seed 

o  ,  ,  ,  .  ,  7**:  15;  30 

Seed,  broom  corn,  when  in  packages  weighing 

over  1  lb.  each . 5o.;  Free;  15c. 

Seed,  cotton . Free;  Free;  10 

Seed  oake,  cotton .  pree 

clover  including  alfalfa  seed  per  lb...  .Free;  2c  •  3c 
drills,  and  parte  (See  Cultivators)  (No  S/T.)  Free 
field,  n.o.p.,  when  in  packages  weighing  more 

than  one  pound  each . 5;  71^;  15 

Extract — Orchard  grass,  Blue  grass,  Rye  grass,  ’ 
meadow  fescue  and  red  fescue.  ..  .Free-  5-  15 

From  New  Zealand .  ’  Free 

Seed,  flax,  per  bushel . 7**c.;  10c.;  10c. 

hemp  for  agricultural  purposes .  Free 

l*®:  •••■■■■■  ■■■  . . Free;'  10;  15 

lettuce  (see  lettuce). 

oil,  cotton,  for  canning  fish  (refined)  . Free 

parsley  .  .  . Free;  2c.;  10c. 

timothy  (see  garden),  per  lb . Free;  **e.-  2c 

Seed  peas  and  seed  beans,  from  the  United 

Kingdom .  Free 

millet  and  rape . 5;  71^.  jq 

of  the  sugar  beet,  for  agricultural  purposes  .  Free 
Seedling  stock  for  grafting,  being  apple,  plum, 
pear,  peach  and  other  fruit  trees,  including 
buds  and  scionB  for  such  trees;  peach  pits  for 
planting  purposes . Free 


8eeds,  aromatic,  which  are  not  edible  and  are  in 
a  crude  state,  and  not  advanced  in  value  or 
condition  by  grinding  or  refining  or  by  any 
other  process  of  manufacture,  viz.: — anise 
anise  star,  caraway,  cardamom,  coriander. 

cumin,  fennel  and  fenugreek  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Seeds,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) . Free 

field  and  garden,  not  specified  as  free,  valued 
at  not  less  than  five  dollars  per  pound,  in  pack¬ 
ages  weighing  not  less  than  one  ounce  each, 

5;  7**;  10 

Seeds,  sesame . Free;  2**;  10 

Seeds,  non-edible,  beans,  nuts,  berries,  plants, 
weeds,  barks,  and  woods,  in  a  crude  state  or 
chipped  or  ground,  and  extracts  and  prepara¬ 
tions  thereof,  all  of  the  foregoing  when  ad  apted 
for  dyeing  or  tanning;  turmeric,  nutgalls  and 
extracts  thereof;  indigo,  indigo  paste  and 
extracts  of;  aniline  oil,  crude;  aniline  salts, 
alizarin  and  artificial  alizarin;  annatto, 
liquid  or  solid;  iron  liquor,  being  solution  of 
acetate  or  nitrate  of  iron  adapted  for  dyeing 
and  calico  printing;  red  liquor,  being  a  crude 
acetate  of  aluminum  prepared  from  pyro¬ 
ligneous  acid  and  adapted  for  dyeing  and 

calico  printing . Free 

(Note: — All  Seeds  in  natural  state  are 
exempt  from  S.T.) 

Seeds,  viz: — Beet  (excepting  sugar  beet),  when  in 
packages  weighing  more  than  one  pound  each, 

per  pound . Free;  2c.;  5c. 

Seeds,  viz.: — Cabbage  and  cucumber,  when  in 
packages  weighing  more  than  one  pound,  each 

per  pound . Free;  4c.;  10c. 

Seeds,  viz.: — Canary,  mustard,  celery  and  sun¬ 
flower,  when  in  packages  weighing  more  than 
one  pound  each,  imported  for  use  exclusively 
in  manufacturing  or  blending  operations 
„  ,  5;  5;  10 

Seeds,  viz: —  Cauliflower,  when  in  packages 
weighing  more  than  one  pound  each,  per 

pound . Free;  12**c.;  25c. 

Seeds,  viz.: — Field,  root,  garden  and  other 
seeds,  when  in  packages  weighing  one  pound 

each,  or  less . 15;  20;  35 

Annatto  seed  and  mushroom  spawn . Free 

tree,  for  re-forestation  purposes  only  (no  S.T. ). Free 
Seeds,  viz:— Mangel  and  turnip,  when  in  pack¬ 
ages  weighing  more  than  one  pound  each, 

per  pound. . . . Free;  2c.;  5c. 

Seeds,  viz: — Onion,  when  in  packages  weighing 
more  than  one  pound  each,  per  pound 

Free*  15c.*  25c. 

Seeds,  viz.: — Parsley  and  parsnip,  when  in  pack¬ 
ages  weighing  more  than  one  pound  each, 

per  pound  . Free;  2c.;  5c. 

Seeds,  viz:— -Pepper  and  tomato,  when  in  pack¬ 
ages  weighing  more  than  one  pound  each,  per 

Pound .  Free;  7**c.;  25c. 

Seeds,  viz: — Radish,  leek,  lettuce,  carrot,  bore¬ 
cole  or  kale,  when  in  packages  weighing 
more  than  one  pound  each,  per  pound 

r>  .  .  ,  ,  Free;  2c.;  10c. 

Hoot,  garden  and  other  seeds,  n.o.p.,  when  in 
packages  weighing  more  than  one  pound 

each,  per  pound . Free;  2**c.;  10c. 

Seines,  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

o  •  ,  ,  _  ,  .  General  Rate  per  lb.  4o. 

Seines,  for  deep  sea  fishing .  Free 

Semaphore  lenses . .10;  17*4;  22** 

Semen  of  horses,  cattle,  sheep,  goats,  asses,  swine 
and  dogs,  pure  bred,  for  the  improvement 
01  stock,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Governor  in  Council .  Free 

Semolina,  n.o.p.,  per  bbl . .  .  .Free;  50c.';  ’  $1.35 

semi-porcelain  tableware . Free;  25*  35 

Senna,  in  leaves,  crude . .  .  ’  Free 

Separators,  cream,  materials  for,  to  be  used'  in 

the  factories. . . . Free 

Separators,  cream  and  complete  parts  therefor, 

including  steel  bowls . Free 

(threshing)  and  parts . ]  * . Free 

steam,  and  oil  extractors,  of  iron  or  steel . 

<3  ,  10;  25;  35 

sera  and  antisera,  toxoids,  viruses,  toxins  and 
antitoxins;  virus  and  bacterial  vaccines, 


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767 


bacteriophage  and  bacterial  lysates;  aller- 
genics,  liver  extracts,  pituitary  extracts, 
epinephrine  and  its  solutions,  insulin,  with 
or  without  zinc,  globin  or  protamine;  all  of 
the  foregoing  when  imported  for  parenteral 
administration  in  the  diagnosis  or  treatment 

of  diseases  of  man . Free 

materials  and  articles,  except  alcohol,  for  the 

manufacture  of  the  above . Free 

Settlers’  effects,  viz.; — wearing  apparel,  books, 
usual  and  reasonable  household  furniture 
and  other  household  effects;  instruments  and 
tools  of  trade,  occupation  or  employment, 
guns,  musical  instruments,  domestic  sewing 
machines,  typewriters,  bicycles,  carts,  wagons, 
and  other  highway  vehicles,  agricultural  im¬ 
plements  and  live  stock  for  the  farm,  not  to 
include  live  stock  or  articles  for  sale,  of  for  use 
as  a  contractor’s  outfit,  nor  vehicles  nor  im¬ 
plements  moved  by  mechanical  power,  nor 
machinery  for  use  in  any  manufacturing  es¬ 
tablishment;  all  the  foregoing  if  actually  owned 
abroad  by  the  settler  for  at  least  six  months 
before  his  removal  to  Canada,  and  subject  to 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 
National  Revenue  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

(1)  Provided  that  subject  to  the  exceptions 
stated  hereunder  any  dutiable  article 
entered  as  settlers’  effects  may  not  be  so 
entered  unless  brought  by  the  settler  on  his 
first  arrival,  and  shall  not  be  sold  or  other¬ 
wise  disposed  of  without  payment  of  duty 
until  after  twelve  months  actual  use  in 
Canada. 

(2)  That  the  6  months’  ownership  requirement 
as  specified  in  this  item  shall  not  apply  in 
the  case  of  bona  fide  brides’  trousseaux  and 
wedding  presents;  and 

(3)  JThat  with  respect  to  bona  fide  settlers’ 
effects  imported  from  countries  named  by 
the  Minister  that  are  applying  restrictions  on 
the  transfer  of  emigrants’  capital  to  Canada, 
the  six  months’  ownership  requirement 
specified  in  this  item  shall  not  apply  and  not 
withstanding  the  first  arrival  requirements 
specified  in  this  item  a  reasonable  amount 
of  the  effects  of  a  settler  may  be  entered  from 
such  countries  during  a  period  of  3  years 
from  the  date  of  the  settler’s  first  arrival, 
subject  to  such  regulations  as  the  minister 
may  prescribe. 

Settlers’  effects,  viz: — Maohines,  vehicles  and 
implements  for  agricultural  purposes,  moved 
by  mechanical  power,  and  motor  vehicles, 
valued  at  not  more  than  twenty-five  hundred 
dollars,  and  boats  for  fishing  purposes  if 
actually  owned  abroad  by  the  settler  for  at 
least  six  months  before  his  removal  to  Canada, 
and  subject  to  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister  of  National  Revenue . Free 

In  respect  to  motor  vehicles  valued  in  excess 
of  twenty-five  hundred  dollars,  duty  shall  be 
payable  only  on  the  amount  in  excess  of 
twenty-five  hundred  dollars.  The  said  machines 
vehicles,  implements  and  boats  may  not  be 
so  entered  unless  brought  by  the  settler  on  his 
first  arrival,  and  if  sold  or  otherwise  disposed 
of  within  twelve  months  after  importation  are 
subject  to  the  duties  and  taxes  otherwise 
prescribed. 

Temporary  admission — Boats  (portable), 
oanoes,  outboard  motors,  tents,  camp  equip¬ 
ment,  radios,  phonographs,  musical  instru¬ 
ments,  guns,  rifles  (not  including  revolvers  or 
pistols),  fishing  tackle,  golf  clubs,  tennis 
racquets,  cameras  (still  and  motion  picture,  as 
well  as  a  reasonable  quantity  of  film  for  use 
therein) ,  and  typewriters,  previously  used  by 
a  tourist  and  imported  by  him  for  his  personal 
use  and  actually  in  his  possession  at  the  time  of 
his  arrival  in  Canada,  as  well  as  dogs  and  other 
animals  and  birds  imported  by  tourists  solely 
for  hunting  purposes  or  as  domestic  pets,  may 
be  admitted  without  deposit  The  articles  are 
required  to  be  reported  on  Form  E-29,  with 
full  particulars  such  as  description,  value  and 


the  amount  of  duty  and  taxes  properly  payable 
thereon,  for  purposes  of  identification  on  re¬ 
port  outwards  under  Customs  supervision 
within  six  months.  Form  E-29  shall  not  be 
required,  however,  in  respect  of  articles  speci¬ 
fied  in  this  subsection  brought  in  by  a  tourist 
arriving  by  highway  who  obtains  a  permit  on 
Form  E-50  for  his  automobile,  in  which  case 
particulars  of  such  articles  as  are  exempt  from 
deposit  requirements  shall  be  noted  on  the  face 
of  the  E-50  permit. 

Household  furniture  and  other  effects,  brought 
in  by  a  non-resident  for  the  temporary  equip¬ 
ment  of  a  summer  residence  and  to  be  exported 
within  the  season,  and  other  unspecified 
articles,  including  revolvers  and  pistols,  may 
be  admitted  after  report  on  Form  E-29,  upon 
the  Collector  being  furnished  with  a  cash 
deposit  of  a  sum  equivalent  to  the  duty  and 
taxes  payable  thereon,  the  deposit  to  be  subject 
to  refund  if  the  articles  be  identified  and 
exported  at  the  Customs  port  where  reported 
inwards,  or  at  another  port,  within  eight 
months  from  time  of  entry. 

See  pp.  796-799  for  complete  information. 

Sewer  pipes . 15;  22)4;  35 

Sewing  machine  attachments . Free 

broom..... . 15:  15;  25 

Sewing  machines,  with  or  without  motor  power 

incorporated,  and  parts  thereof . 15;  15;  25 

machines,  settlers’  effects . Free 

Shackles,  chain,  iron  or  steel  (see  coil  chain). 

Shade  blanks,  celluloid,  lamp . Free 

rollers,  window . 12)4;  22)4;  30 

Shades,  lamp,  celluloid,  printed  or  ornamented 

15;  22)4;  30 

Shades  and  shade  holders  (metal) ....  15;  22)4;  30 

eye,  linen . 25;  25;  35 

per  lb  — :  — ;  4o. 

glass . 10;  22)4;  32 )4 

leaded  glass,  fancy . 10;  22J4;  32)4 

leaded  glass,  chief  value  other  than  glass 

15;  22 )4;  30 

Shades,  moulded  illuminating  reflectors  and  re¬ 
fractors  of  glass,  of  synthetic  resins,  of  py¬ 
roxylin,  or  of  plastics  of  cellulose  acetate  or 
other  chemical  derivatives  of  cellulose,  of 
a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  de¬ 
signed  for  use  with  lighting  fixtures  or  with 

portable  lamps . Free;  15;  32  J4 

Shades,  window,  cloth  for,  in  the  piece,  accord¬ 
ing  to  material. 

window,  cut  to  size,  or  hemmed,  or  mounted 

on  rollers,  n.o.p . 20;  30;  40 

Shading  machine . 7)4;  15;  30 

Shafting,  steel  turned,  compressed  or  polished 

17)4! ;  22 y2\  30 

Shafts,  golf,  seamless  steel,  coated  or  not  but 

not  chromium  plated . Free;  15;  35 

Shanks,  shoe,  steel . 10;  25;  35 

Shapes  cast,  of  melted  basalt  rock,  compounded 

with  other  materials  or  not . Free;  5;  25 

Shares,  plough,  cut  to  shape,  etc.  (see  mould 

boards) . Free 

Shaving  machines,  dry,  electric,  for  use  in  remov¬ 
ing  human  hair;  and  complete  parts . Free 

Shawls,  according  to  material. 

Shawls,  honeyoomb,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool 

25:  27  Yr,  40 
and  per  lb. — :  — ;  35o. 

knitted  n.o.p . 20;  35;  45 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30o. 

Shea  butter . Free;  10;  10 

Shears,  pruning . Free 

Sheathing  vessels,  adhesive  felt  for . Free 

Sheep,  n.o.p.,  per  head . Free;  2.00;  ;  3.00 

for  improvement  of  stock . Free 

Sheetings,  cotton,  white . 20;  20:  27)4 

and  per  lb.  —  3c.;  4c 

Sheets  of  cotton,  n.o.p . 25;  22)4;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c. 

Sheets,  of  iron  or  steel,  hot  or  cold  rolled,  more 
than  .080  inches  in  thickness  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  cold  rolled  iron  or  steel,  in 
their  own  factories,  per  ton..  .$2.50;  $2.50;  $7.00 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


768 


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[1956 


Sheets,  galvanized  sheet  iron,  manufacture  of. 

10;  22)4; 


35 


15 

15 

10 


;  30 


Sheets,  linen,  n.o.p . .  •  •  •  -  Free;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb  — ;  — .  4c, 

Sheets  of  vegetable  fibre . 25;  2234;  35  and  4c.  lb. 

Shellac  bleached,  including  refined  or  dewaxed 

bleached  shellac . -Free;  10 

Shell,  lac  in . Free;  10; 

Shells,  coooa . . . .  . . '  Yl' 

centrifugally  cast  bronze  shells  or  tubes  not 
further  manufactured  than  turned  and 
bored  longitudinally,  of  a  size  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
rolls  for  paper-making  machinery.  .734;  7 )4;  30 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

drawn  brass  shells  not  further  processed  than 
punched  and  embossed  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  fire  extinguishers  of  two  and  one- 

half  gallon  capacity . 10;  10 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 
copper,  tor  advertising  stereotypes,  etc.  (see 

stereotypes) ,  per  sq.  in . lc;  lc;  l)4c 

Shells,  copper,  for  stereotypes,  etc.,  n.o.p.  (see 

stereotypes),  per  sq.  inch . Yao.;  Yeo.;  Ya 0 

oopper,  for  books,  etc.  (see  stereotypes) . Free 

Coquina  shells  not  further  manufactured  than 
crushed  orscreened,  or  both,  for  use  as  poultry 
feeds  or  in  the  manufacture  of  poultry  feeds .  Free 

Shells,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p. .  . 15;  20;  25 

nut . Free;  Free;  20 

paper,  brass  caps,  for  manufacture  of  in  their 

own  factories . Free 

shot,  primers  and  hemp  paper  for . Free 

unmanufactured . Free 

Shelves  of  glass . -IS;  25 ;  45 

Shields,  dress,  waterproof,  cotton.  .....  .25;  25  ;  35 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c 

Shields,  dress,  rubber .  20;  20;  35 

Shingles  of  cedar,  creosoted,  vulcanized,  or 

otherwise  processed . — ;  Fre<  ;  — 

Shingles,  prepared,  n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  35 

Shingles,  wood .  Free 

Ship  material  (see  masts)  no  sales  tax. 

Ships  and  other  vessels,  for  use  in  the  commercial 
fishing  industry,  over  one  hundred  feet  reg¬ 
istered  length . Free;  Free;  25 

Ships  and  other  vessels  built  in  any  foreign 
oountry,  if  British  registered  since  September 
1st,  1902,  on  application  for  license  to  engage 
in  the  Canadian  ooasting  trade;  on  the  fair 
market  value  of  the  hull,  rigging,  machinery, 
boilers,  furniture  and  appurtenances  thereof 
(as  provided  in  an  Act  respecting  the  Coasting 

Trade  of  Canada) . — ;  25 

Vessels,  dredges,  scows,  yachts,  boats  and  other 
waterborne  craft,  built  outside  of  Canada, 
of  any  material,  destined  for  use  or  service 
in  Canadian  waters  (not  including  register¬ 
ed  vessels  entitled  to  engage  in  the  coasting 
trade,  not  vessels  in  transit  between  Canada 
and  any  place  outside  thereof),  N.O.P.; — on 
the  fair  market  value  of  the  hull,  rigging, 
machinery,  boilers,  furniture  and  appurten¬ 
ances  thereof ,  on  arrival  in  Canada ...  15;  25;  25 
Ships  for  ooasting  trade,  no  Sales  Tax. 

Ships  (See  also  Vessels). 

Shirt  bosoms,  celluloid . 10;  20;  40 

fronts,  paper . ..17)4;  25;  35 

laces,  n.o.p. ...  . according  to  material 

laces  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4o. 

Shoddy,  cotton,  woollen,  etc.  n.o.p.  (see  waste) 

7)4;  10;  12)4 

Shoe  blacking;  shoemakers’  ink;  shoe  harness, 
and  leather  dressing,  and  knife  or  other  pol¬ 
ish  or  composition,  n.o.p . 12)4;  17}4;  27J4 

buttons,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  25 

buttons,  papier  mache . Free 

eyelets  and  eyelet  hooks . Free 

lace  wire  fasteners . Free 

laces . according  to  material 

laces,  tagging  metal  for  (see  tagging  metal) 

Free:  Free;  5 

patterns,  paper . . Free;  12)4:  15 

Shoes  and  boots,  pegged  or  wire  with  fastened, 
unstitched  soles  close  edged . 15; 


25 


extension  to  serve  as  artificial  limb . .  ■  •  —  Free 

horse . ,2°;  35 

mop . . 20;  2734;  40 

Shoes  of  sisal  with  cork,  sisal,  leather  or  rubber 
snips  . .  .  •  •  “U ,  wU 

Shorts  (no  ST.) .  . . .  •  ••;••••  15:  2°;  25 

Shotguns,  metal  parts  n.o.p.,  when  imported  by 
manufacturer  of  shotguns,  to  be  used  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  shotguns  in 

their  own  factories . Free;  17)4;  25 

Shot  iron,  for  polishing,  etc.  (iron  sand) . Free 

Shot  shells,  hemp  paper  for  (see  hemp  paper). .  .Free 
3hovel  blanks,  ana  iron  or  steel,  cut  to  shape  for 

the  same . . .  JO :  1 5 :  20 

Shovel  handles,  “D”,  of  wood . 10;  12  34;  15 

8hovels,  irons  or  steel  n.o.p . .  ■  10;  15;  20 

Shovels,  steel  bars  or  sheet  to  be  used  in  the 
manufacture  of  (see  steel)  per  ton 

Free;  $2.75;  $3.00 

wood . 17)4:  20;  25 

Show  cards,  advertising,  per  lb . 5c.;  10o.,  15c. 

duty  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Show  cases  and  metai  parts  _  . .22)4;  25:  35 

Shows  and  Circuses — see  special  note  in  Addenda. 

Shrimps,  in  sealed  containers . _ . 15;  15;  40 

Shrimps,  dried,  not  canned  or  medicated.  .  15;  20;^25 
Shrub,  rum  (see  Alcohol) 

Shrubs,  nursery  stock,  n.o.p.  (no  S.T.) 

12)4;  12)4;  30 

Shutters  and  lenses,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  cameras  or  kodaks,  for  use  only 

in  the  manufacture  of  cameras  or  kodaks . Free 

Shuttles,  sewing  machine . .5;  15;  25 

Shuttles,  for  automatic  cotton  looms,  of  iron  or 

steel . 10;  22  34;  35 

Shuttles  for  looms,  of  wood . 17  34  ;  20;  25 

Sickles . Free 

Sidecars  for  motorcycles,  and  complete  parts. 

Free;  1734; 

Side-lights,  electric . 20 ;  22  )4 ; 

Signs,  of  paper . 1734:  25; 

Siennas  and  umbers . 5;  12  34 1 

Signs,  not  paper,  framed  or  not . 10;  20; 

Silage  caps  and  parts . Free 

Silex  or  silica,  crystallized  quartz,  ground  or  un- 

ground  . . . Free 

Silex  lining  for  tube  mills . Free 

Silicate  of  soda,  in  crystals  or  in  solution 

Free;  15;  20 

Silicon  Copper . Free 

Silica,  Ground . Free 

Silica  Sand  Beryl,  pulverized . Free 

Silica  Ware  Retorts . 10;  1734;  22)4 

Silk: — Artificial  silk  fabrics  or  artificial  fibre 
silk  fabrics  produced  from  a  form  of  cellulose 
obtained  by  chemical  processes  or  of  which 
artificial  silk  or  artificial  fibre  silk  is  the  com¬ 
ponent  part  of  chief  value,  n.o.p.  .  .  .2234;  27J4;  45 
and  per  lb.  — ;  40c.;  40c. 
Silk: — Yarns  and  warps— see  under  Rovings. 

Silk: — Clothing,  wearing  apparel  and  articles 
made  from  woven  fabrics,  and  all  textile 
manufactures,  n.o.p.,  wholly  or  partly  manu¬ 
factured;  fabrics  coated  or  impregnated;  all 
composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  silk.  .  .27)4;  30; 

and  per  oz  — ;  — ; 

Silk  clothing,  wearing  apparel  and  articles,  made 
from  woven  fabrics  and  all  textile  manufac¬ 
tures,  wholly  or  partially  manufactured,  n.o.p., 
of  which  the  component  of  chief  value  is 
synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments. .  .  .  20 ;  27)4 
and  per  ounce  — ; 

Silk  fabric  wholly  or  in  part  of  silk,  not  to  con¬ 
tain  wool,  not  including  fabric  in  chief  part 
by  weight  of  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments . 22J4 ;  25; 

and  per  lineal  yard  — ;  5c; 

Silk  fabrics  in  the  piece  over  26  inches  in  width 

22  34:  30; 

and  per  lineal  yd . — ;  7  )4c ; 

Woven  fabrics  -  wholly  of  silk,  twenty-six 

inches  in  width,  or  less,  n.o.p . 17)4;  25;  35 

Silk:— Garnetted  material,  wholly  of  silk,  or  of 
synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments,  obtained 
by  disintegrating,  cocoons,  yarns  or  fabrics, 


30 

30 

35 

15 

30 


45 

7o. 


50 

7o. 


45 

10c 

45 

lOo 


25;  35 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


769 


prepared  for  use;  waste  portions  of  unused 
fabrics,  wholly  of  silk,  or  of  synthetic  textile 
fibres  or  filaments  n.o.p.  not  including  rem¬ 
nants  nor  mill  ends . Free;  734-10 

Silk  cocoons.  .  .  .  Free 

Silk,  woven  fabrics,  wholly  or  in  chief  part,  by 
weight,  of  silk  in  the  gum,  not  degummed  not 
bleached,  not  less  than  20  in.  in  width,  weigh¬ 
ing  not  more  than  7  lbs.  for  each  100  yards 
thereof,  imported  for  the  purpose  of  being 
degummed,  dyed  and  finished  in  Canada 

17  V$;  25;  45 

woven  fabrics,  of  a  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
wholly,  or  in  chief  part,  by  weight,  of 
silk  or  of  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments, 
imported  in  the  web  in  lengths  of  not  less 
than  five  yards  each,  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  neckties,  scarves,  or 

mufflers . 17)4;  15;  20 

Silk  yarns,  wholly  or  partially  covered  with 
metallic  strip,  one  pound  of  which  shall  con¬ 
tain  not  less  than  10,000  yards  ....  12  )4;  22)4;  25 

floss  and  silk  twist . 15;  22)4;  25 

gloves . . . 20;  25;  45 

Umbrella-covering  fabrics  of  a  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  whether  or  not  specially 
treated  but  not  further  manufactured  than 
with  hemmed  selvedges,  when  imported  in 
lengths  of  not  less  than  ten  yards  each,  with 
or  without  natural  selvedges  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  umbrellas,  parasols, 
sunshades,  under  such  regulations  as  the 
Minister  may  prescribe,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories .  . Free;  Free;  20 

Silk,  spun,  not  more  advanced  than  singles, 

tram,  and  thrown  organzine . 10;  12 ;  15 

Silk,  wholly  of  thrown  silk,  in  the  gum,  rovings, 
yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  spun  silk, not  colored 
imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively 
in  their  own  factory  for  knitting  underwear 
for  weaving  or  for  the  manufacture  of  silk 

thread . ..Free;  7)4;  10 

manufactures  of,  or  of  which  silk  is  the 
component  part  of  chief  value,  n.o.p., 

2734;  30;  45 
and  per  oz. — ;  — ;  7c.; 

nets . 1734;  22  34;  35 

netting  (see  nettings) . 17J4 :  22)4;  35 

oiled,  (looked,  coated  or  india-rubbered, 

n.o.p . 27.14;  30;  45 

raw,  not  more  than  single,  not  to  include 
material  wholly  or  in  part  degummed;  silk 

cocoons  and  silk  waste . Free 

sewing  and  embroidery . 12)4;  20.  25 

socks  and  stookings . 20;  20;  35 

and  per  each  one  dozen  pair.  .  ... . — ;  75c;  $1.50 
spun,  not  more  advanced  than  singles  ^  15 

undershirts  and  drawers,  knitted,  n.o.p. ..20;  35;  45 
and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30c 
velvets,  not  containing  wool,  over  24  inches  in 

width . 17)4;  25;  35 

not  containing  wool,  not  over  24  nches  in 

width . 1734  ;  25;  35 

waste . Free 

Sillimanite,  crude  or  calcined,  but  not  further 

processed  than  ground . Free;  Free;  -5 

Silo  fillers  . 

Silver  anodes . •  -•••-. . y,-5'  10 

ooins,  silver,  British,  Canadian  and  foreign .  I1  ree 
No  Sales  Tax.  .  ,  , 

German  and  nickel,  in  bars,  blocks,  ingots 
and  rods,  also  in  stripB.  sheets  and  plates ....  Free 

German.  Nevada  and  nickel,  and  manu¬ 
facturers  of,  not  plated,  n.o.p..  ......  15;  25;  40 

German,  nevada  and  nickel,  in  bars,  rods, 

strips,  sheets,  plates  or  anodes . 5;  10;  10 

ingots,  blocks,  bars  drops,  sheets,  or  plates, 

etc.,  unmanufactured . Free 

Exempt  from  sales  tax. 

lpnf  . 12)4:  20;  3U 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 17)4;  27)4.  45 

medals  (prizes)  . ■  orfrf| 

silver,  sterling,  toilet  articles . 20;  20, 40 

sweepings.  . . 

ware,  wholly  or  in  part . 17 34.  27 34,  45 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


wire . 10;  30;  35 

Silver  jewellery . 20;  30;  45 

Silvered  glass,  bevelled  or  not,  and  fra,med  or 

not . . . 17)4;  20;  30 

Silverware,  articles  of  glass,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturer  of . Free;  Free;  22)4 

Silverware,  articles  of  china  to  be  mounted,  by 
manufacturer  of  silverware  in  their  own 

factories . 12)4;  17)4;  22)4 

Sinkers,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  30 

Sinks,  earthenware,  stone,  cement,  or  clay 

n.o.p . 12)4;  22)4;  35 

iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not . 5;  20;  35 

Sisal  bags  or  sacks . — ;  22)4;  — 

Sizing  cream  and  enamel  sizing . 5;  7)4;  10 

Sizing,  resin . 5;  7)4;  10 

Skates  of  all  kinds  and  parts  thereof . 15;  25;  30 

roller,  and  parts  thereof . — ;  15;  — 

Skeletons  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Skelp  iron  or  steel  (see  iron  and  steel).  .  .Free-  5;  5 
Sketches,  hand-made  drawings,  sketches  or 

designs,  but  not  including  patterns,  draw¬ 
ings,  sketches  or  designs  of  wearing  apparel, 
including  boots  and  shoes,  wall  or  floor  cover¬ 
ings  and  textile  fabrics,  when  imported  in 
single  copies  of  each  such  drawing,  sketch 
or  design  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  wear¬ 
ing  apparel,  boots  and  shoes,  textile  fabrics, 

wall  or  floor  coverings,  or  of  patterns . Free 

No  Sales  Tax. 

SkinB  and  hides,  raw,  whether  dry,  salted  or 

pickled ;  and  raw  pelts . Free 

SkinB,  Astrakhan  or  Russian  hare,  not  dyed ....  Free 

Skins,  chamois ..  . 7)4;  20;  27)4 

China  goat  skins,  not  dyed,  wholly  or  par¬ 
tially  dressed . Free 

fish . Free 

genuine  pig  leather  and  genuine  morocco 

leather . Free;  25;  27)4 

for  taxidermio  purposes . Free 

fur,  not  dressed . Free 

fur,  dressed,  wholly  or  partially,  n.o.p. 

10;  12)4;  15 

Provided  that  the  duty  on  hare  and  rabbit 
skins,  under  the  Intermediate  or  General 
Tariff  shall  be  not  less  than  72  cents  per 
dozen  skins. 

Karacul,  wholly  or  partially  dressed,  n.o.p. .  .  Free 

Skins,  goldbeaters' . .  .  •  Free 

n.o.p . 5;  15;  20 

Ski  fittings . 15;  20;  35 

Skis . 20;  20;  35 

Ski  poles . 20;  20;  35 

Slag,  basio  furnace,  ground . Free 

blast  furnace . Free 

electric  furnace,  for  use  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

slate,  flagging  for  walks  ....20;  27)4;  30 

trucks,  blast  furnace,  and  slag  pots  of  a  class 

not  made  in  Canada . Free 

Slag  trucks,  furnace,  n.o.p . 12)4:  17)4;  20 

wool . 15;  20;  25 

Slate  mantels . 20;  27)4;  30 

manufacturers  of,  n.o.p . 20:  27)4;  30 

pencils . Free;  22)4;  25 

rooting,  per  square  of  100  sq.  ft. ..  50o.;  70c.;  75c. 
slabs  in  the  rough  to  be  further  manufactured 

20;  27)4;  30 

blackboard . Free;  10;  25 

Slates,  school  writing . Free;  22)4;  25 

Sledges,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Sleds,  children’s,  and  finished  parts. ...  15;  22)4;  35 
Sleds,  farm  and  logging  and  complete  parts 

Free;  15;  25 

Sleeping  bags,  sheepskin . 15;  30;  35 

Sleighs,  freight  n.o.p.,  and  oomplete  parts 

thereof  . Free;  25;  25 

Slides  for  magic  lanterns . Free:  20:  25 

Slide  rules . Free;  7)4;  10 

Slime  tables  for  mining . Free 

Slipper  cloth,  woven,  napped  on  one  or  both 
sides,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  not  to  contain 
silk,  or  artificial  silk  weighing  not  lees  than  22 
ounces  per  sq.  yard,  when  imported  by  manu- 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


770 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


facturer  of  indoor  footware,  to  be  used  ex¬ 
clusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles 

in  their  own  factories . Free;  27 34;  40 

and  per  lb.  35c. 

Slippers,  n.o.p . 20;  2734;  40 

Slippers  of  sisal  with  cork,  sisal,  leather  or  rubber 

soles . 1734;  25;  40 

Sliver  strands  in  warp  form,  wholly  or  in  part  of 
wool  or  hair,  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
braided  mats  and  rugs,  for  use  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories — 

Free;  Free;  20;  and  17)4c.  lb. 

Slugs  for  printing . 7 y2\  17)4;  20 

Smelting  machinery,  viz.: — Blowers  of  iron  or 
steel,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
for  use  in  the  smelting  of  ores,  or  in  the  re¬ 
duction,  separation  or  refining  of  metals,  rotary 
kilns,  revolving  roasters  and  furnaces  of  metal 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  de¬ 
signed  for  roasting  ore,  mineral,  rock,  or  olay; 
blast  furnace  slag  trucks  and  slag  pots  of  a 

class  not  made  in  Canada . Free 

Smelter  refinery  or  rolling  mill  residue  or  revert 
(not  being  scrap  metal)  imported  by  Canadian 
refiners  or  smelters  for  recovery  of  the  metal 

content . Free 

Smokers’  sets,  and  cases  therefor.  .  .  .17 34;  22)4;  35 

Snaps,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22  J4;  35 

Snowploughs . 10;  2234;  35 

Snuff,  per  lb . 75c.;  90o.;  90c. 

Soap  bark,  ground . Free;  15;  25 

Soap,  castile  per  lb . Free;  lc. ;  2c. 

common  or  laundry,  per  100  lbs. 

50c.;  $1.50.;  $1.50 

olive  oil,  per  lb . Free;  2o.;  2c. 

Para  (drug) . Free;  15;  25 

toilet . 15;  2234;  3234 

stone,  ground . 10;  15;  25 

whale  oil  . Free 

Soap  advertised  for  any  other  purpose  than 
laundry  or  similar  use  is  dutiable  as  toilet  soap. 

Soap  powders,  powdered  soap,  mineral  soap, 
and  soap,  n.o.p.,  not  including  toilet  soap 

15;  20;  32 34 

Sockets,  electrio . Free;  2234;  30 

tubular  bow,  steel  for  (see  steel) 

Socks  and  stockings  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p. .  .20;  1734:  35 

and  per  each  one  doz.  pairs . — ;  75c.;  $1.50 

Socks,  wholly  or  in  chief  part  by  weight  of  wool 

20;  2734;  35 
per  doz.  30c.;  $1.20;  $1.50 

Soda,  aluminic,  sulphate . Free:  15;  15 

ash,  barilla . per  100  lbs.  Free;  25c.;  30c 

ash,  containing  more  than  5%  bicarbonate  of 

soda . 15;  20;  25 

arsenate  of . Free;  1234;  20 

biarsenate  of . Free;  1234;  20 

bicarbonate  of . Free;  1234  ;  25 

bichromate  of . Free;  12)4;  20 

bisulphate .  Free;  20;  20 

bisulphite  of . Free;  12J4;  20 

caustio : — 

1.  When  in  packages  of  not  less  than 
twenty-five  lbs.  weight  each 

l/5c.;  3/10c.;  3/10o. 

2.  When  in  packages  of  less  than  twenty- 

five  pounds  weight  eaoh  .  . . 17  J4 ;  25;  25 

oaustio  in  solution . 15;  17  34;  17  34 

chlorate  of . Free:  1234:  20 

crystals,  di-sodium  phosphate . 15;  20;  25 

hyposulphite  of . Free;  17  34;  25 

nitrate  of . Free;  12)4;  20 

nitrate  of  or  cubic  nitre . Free 

nitrate  of,  if  fertilizer  or  explosives . Free 

peroxide  of . Free;  12)4;  20 

phosphate  of . 15:  20;  25 

prussiate  of . Free;  12)4;  20 

sal . per  100  lb.  20c.;  30c  ;  30c 

silicate  in  crystals  or  in  solution. .  .Free;  1234;  20 

stannate . Free;  12)4;  20 

sulphate  of,  crude  (salt  cake)  per  lb. 

34c.;  34c.;  %c. 

sulphate  of,  n.o.p . Free;  1734  ;  25 

sulphite . . Free ;  12 34  ;  20 

Sodium,  cyanide  of . Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Sodium,  ethylene  dibromide  and  ethylchloride 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  tetraethyl  lead 

. Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Sodium  hexametaphosphate  when  imported  by 
tanners  for  use  exclusively  in  the  tanning  of 

leather,  in  their  own  factories . Free;  Free;  25 

hyposulphite,  for  use  by  tanners.  .  .  .Free;  10;  10 

metallic . 15:  20;  25 

sulphite  of . .  Free;  12  34;  20 

All  chemicals  and  drugs  n.o.p.,  when  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  produced  in  Canada.  .  .Free;  15;  25 

Soil  packers  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Soldering  dux . 15:  20;  25 

Solder,  copper . 20:  20;  30 

lead  and  tin . 15;  20;  25 

silver . 15;  20;  25 

Solutions  of  aniline  dyes  with  or  without  dis¬ 
solving  salts,  adapted  for  dyeing,  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . Free;  Free;  10 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Sole  leather . 12)4;  22)4;  27)4 

Solutions  of  dyes  containing  methyl  alcohol,  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  colouring  of  coated  sur¬ 
faces  when  imported  by  processors  engaged  in 
applying  decorative  surface  coatings  in  their 

own  factories . per  gallon  5c;  5c;  $3.00 

and  30% 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 
Solutions  of  peroxide  of  hydrogen,  n.o.p. 

12*4;  2234;  25 

Solutions  of  peroxides  of  hydrogen,  containing 
25%  or  more  by  weight  of  peroxide  of 

hvdrogen . Free;  22  34;  25 

Sound  recordings  for  the  use  and  by  order  of  any 
society  or  institution  incorporated  or  est- 
blished  solely  for  religious  purposes,  and 
not  for  sale  or  rental,  under  such  regulations 

as  the  Minister  may  prescribe . Free 

Soups,  soup  rolls,  tablets,  cubes,  or  other  soup 

preparations,  n.o.p . 15:  20;  35 

bones,  defleshed,  chicken  backs  and  chicken 
necks,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  soup, 

Free;  Free;  8c  lb. 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Soup,  Toheroa,  from  New  Zealand . Free 

Southdown  combing  wool,  per  lb.  ...  Free;  10c;  15c 

Soy .  1234:20;  35 

Soya  beans,  soya  bean  oil  cake  and  soya  bean  oil 
meal,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
animal  and  poultry  feeds  or  of  fertilizers  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  animal 
or  poultry  feeds  or  fertilizers  in  their  own 

factories . Free 

Soya  bean  oil  meal  and  soya  bean  flour,  inedible, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  glues  or 
adhesives  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  glues  or  adhesives,  in  their 

own  factories . Free 

Soya  bean  meal . 15;  20;  25 

Soya  bean  oil,  n.o.p . ]  .  15;  20;  25 

Soya  bean  oil,  for  manufacturing  soap . Free 

Soya  beans,  n.o.p.,  per  lb . Free;  Free;  2c. 

Spade  blanks  and  iron  or  steel  out  to  shape  for 

the  same . 10;  15;  20 

SDades,  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p . 10;  15;  20 

Spaghetti  and  vermicelli,  containing  no  egg  or" 
added  ingredients  per  100  lbs 

Free;  $1.25;  $1.50 

Spaghetti  n.o.p.  in  tomato  sauce,  in  tins  the 
weight  of  the  tins  to  be  included  in  the 

weight  for  duty . Free;  20;  30 

Spanish  grass  (esparto) . Free 

Sparkling  wines  (see  champagne) . 

Spar  ornaments .  . . 20;  1734  ;  30 

Sparklet-bulbs,  being  in  the  form  of  small  metal 
receptacles  containing  carbonio  acid  gas. 

15*  20*  25 

Spatulas,  according  to  material. 

Spawn,  mushroom . Free 

Specimens,  botanical  and  entomological  ..!!!!!  Free 

mineraloeical.  .  . ’  Free 

Specimens,  for  illustration,  natural  history  for 

schools,  universities  and  public  museums  .Free 

Spectacle  cases . . . 15;  22  34  ;  40 

Metal  parts  n.o.p.,  in  any  degree  of  manu- 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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771 


facture  but  not  coated,  plated  nor  covered 
in  any  manner,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  spectacle  cases  and  jewellery  boxes;  hinges 
of  any  material,  finished  or  not,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  spectacle  cases  and 

jewellery  boxes . Free;  12)4;  35 

Spectacle  and  eyeglass  frames,  and  parts  thereof, 

.  n-°-P . 15;  17)4;  20 

lenses,  uncut  or  unground . 15;  17)4;  22)4 

metal  parts,  unfinished,  for  the  manufacture 
of  spectacle  and  eyeglass  frames.  ..  .Free;  5;  5 

Spectacles  and  lenses  for . 20;  20;  30 

Speed  indicators,  pocket . Free;  9;  15 

Speedometers,  cyclometers  and  pedometers 

2 >4;  15;  30 

Speedometer  flexible  shafting,  consisting  of  a 
steel  centre  wire  around  which  two  or  more 
layers  of  steel  wire  are  helically  wound 
consecutively  in  opposite  directions,  in  coils 
of  not  less  than  one  thousand  feet,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  speedometers 
or  speedometer  parts,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  or  repair  of  such  articles.  .Free;  Free;  35 

Spelter  solder . 15;  20;  25 

Spelter,  zinc,  per  lb .  %o.;  lc.;’  lo. 

Sphygmomanometer  (metal) .  .  .  Free 

Spices,  mace  and  nutmegs,  unground..  .  .Free;  15;  20 

Spices,  mace  and  nutmegB,  ground . 20;  27  >4;  30 

Spices  and  ginger,  unground,  n.o.p. 

Free;  12  )4;  12)4 

pepper  unground . Free;  5;  12 >2 

ground,  n.o.p . 7 >4;  10;  10 

— ;  — ;  3c  lb. 

Spikes,  cut,  iron  or  steel 


.20;  30 


30 


railroad . 20;  30;  30 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 20;  30;  30 

Spinal  and  other  orthopedic  braces;  parts  of  the 

foregoing . Free 

Materials  and  articles  for  the  manufacture  of 

the  above . Free 

Spinning  machinery  for  (see  machinery  for 

carding) .  Free;  5;  10 

Spirit  levels . 2)4;  15;  30 

Spirit,  palm  (see  alcohol,  ethyl).  (See  Packages) 
potato  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  (see  Packages) 
Spirit,  pyroxylic  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  (see 
Packages) 

Spirits — 

Perfumed  spirits,  bay  rum,  cologne  and  laven¬ 
der  waters,  lotions,  hair,  tooth  and  skin 
washes,  and  other  toilet  preparations  con¬ 
taining  spirits  of  any  kind: — 

(a)  when  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing  not 

more  than  four  ounces  each . 20;  30;  90 

( b )  When  in  bottles,  flasks  or  other  packages, 
containing  more  than  4  ounces  each  per 
gallon 

(1)  Valued  at  not  more  than  $8.00  per 

gallon . $2.00;  $2.00;  $5.00. 

and  — ;  20;  40 

(2)  Valued  at  more  than  $8.00  per  gallon 

$3.00;  $3.00;  $5.00 
and  — ;  20;  40 

alcoholic  perfumes: — 

(а)  when  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing  not 

more  than  four  ounces  each . 30;  25;  90 

(б)  when  in  bottles,  flasks  or  other  packages, 

containing  more  than  four  ounces  each, 
per  gallon . $4.00;  $4.00;  $5.00 

and—;  25;  40 

rum  per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof 

$4.50;  $6.00;  $10.00 
and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  $8.00  gal. 
varnishes  and  lacquers,  per  gal  .  .75c.;  80c.;  $1.25 
wood  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  (see  Packages) 

Spirits  and  strong  waters  of  any  kind,  mixed 
with  any  ingredient  or  ingredients,  and  being 
or  known  or  designated  as  essences,  extracts, 
or  ethereal  and  spirituous  fruit  essences,  n.o.p., 

per  gal  . $3.00;  $5.00;  $10.00 

P  *  "  and  30%;  30%;  30% 

Spirits,  and  strong  water  of  any  kind,  mixed 
with  an  ingredient  or  ingredients,  as  being 
known  or  designated  as  anodynes,  elixirs, 


tinotures  or  medicines  n.o.p.,  per  gallon 

$3.00;  $2.00;  $3.00 
,  ,  and  30;  20;  30 

methylated  (see  alcohol,  ethyl), 
of  ammonia,  aromatic,  per  gallon  $3.00  and 

30;  30;  30 

of  ginger  wine,  containing  not  more  than  40% 

of  proof  spirits  per  gal . 80c.;  80c.;  80c. 

and  in  additiftn  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
42)4c  gal. 

of  ginger  wine,  containing  over  40%  of  proof 

spirits,  per  gal . 5.00;  10.00:  10.00 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$8.00  per  gallon  of  proof  strength 
ofnitre, sweet, pergallon.. .  .$3.00  and  30;  30;  30 

of  turpentine . Free 

of  wine,  n.o.p.  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  proof 

gallon . . $5.00;  $10.00:  $10.00 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$8.00  per  gallon  of  proof  strength, 
paint  and  colours  ground  in,  per  gallon 

75c.;  85c.;  $1.25 

Whiskey,  per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof. 

$4.50;  $5.00;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  $8.00  gal. 

Spirituous  liquors,  n.o.p.  (see  alcohol,  ethyl), 

per  proof  gallon  . $5.00;  $10.00;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  $8.00  gal. 

Brandy,  South  African  and  Australian  Treaty 

per  proof  gallon . $3.00 

and  in  addition  $8.00  gal. 

Liqueurs,  per  proof  gal . — ;  $4.50;  — 

and  in  addition  $8.00  gal. 

Splints,  surgical . Free 

wood .  17)4;  20;  25 

Split  leather,  dressed  to  imitate  box  calf,  box  kid, 
and  such  like  leathers,  known  as  upper  or  side 
leathers,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
boots  and  shoes,  for  use  exclusively  in  lining 
boots  and  shoes  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  15;  15 

Spokes —  felloes  and  hubs,  wood  finished. 

17)4;  20;  25 

Spokes,  hickory  or  oak,  not  further  manufac¬ 
tured  than  rough  turned,  and  not  tenoned, 

mitred  or  sized .  . Free 

Spokeshaves . 10;  22  ;  35 

Sponges,  cellulose . 15;  20;  30 

Sponges  of  marine  production . Free;  12)4;  17)4 

rubber  (see  rubber,  ma’f’s.  of) . 15;  20;  27)4 

Spoons,  iron .  15;  25;  35 

of  Sterling  Silver . 17)4;  27)4;  45 

silver  plated .  15;  25;  35 

tea  and  table,  tinned . 15;  25;  35 

SDrats  tsee  fish). 

Sprayer,  hand  or  power,  for  farm  purposes . Free 

Spraying  and  dusting  machines,  including  hand 

sprayers,  parts  of  the  foregoing . Free 

(No  S.T.  also  on  articles  used  in  m'f’g  of  same.) 
Spraying  preparations  or  chemicals,  non-alcoholio 
when  in  packages  not  exceeding  3  lbs.  each 

gross  weight . Free;  12)4;  25 

otherwise . Free;  Free;  15 

Spreaders,  manure . Free 

Spring  mattresses  and  other . 20;  25;  30 

Springs,  of  iron  or  steel: 

(a)  For  the  running  and  draft  gear  of  railway 
vehicles,  including  locomotives  and  tenders. 

20;  27)4;  30 

(b)  For  the  running  gear  of  other  vehicles. 

22)4;  27)4:  35 

for  surgical  trusses  (see  steel  springs) . Free 

clock,  steel  for  (see  steel) 

furniture . 20;  25;  30 

Spurs  and  stilts,  used  in  the  manufacture  of 

earthenware . Free 

Sputum  cups,  paper  pocket  and  refills 

Free;  17)4;  20 

Squares,  carpenters’,  of  any  material.  .  . .  Free;  9;  15 

Squid.  . Free 

Squills  root,  crude . . . Free 

ground . Free;  15;  25 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


Stains  and  oxides,  valued  at  not  less  than  20  cents 
per  pound  for  use  exclusively  as  colouring 
constituents  in  the  manufacture  of  vitreous 

enamels  and  pottery  glazes . Free;  20;  22)4 

Stair  pads  .  _  ....15;  22)4,  25 

Stampings  of  metal,  or  assemblies  thereof,  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  bathtubs.  .  .Free;  10;  25 
Stampings,  circular,  of  stainless  steel  or  tryply 
metal  consisting  of  two  layers  of  stainless 
steel  with  an  inner  metal  core,  not  further 
processed  than  stamped,  for  use  in  the 
manufacture  of  cooking  utensils.  .Free;  12)4',  35 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

Stamps,  dating,  nickel  plated . 17)4',  22h£<  45 

Starch  and  all  preparations  having  the  qualities 
of  starch,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  bein- 
cluded  in  the  weight  for  duty  per  lb. 

lc.;  lc.;  2c. 

Starch  and  flour  of  sago,  cassava,  or  rice  1  Me., 
rice  meal,  rice  feed,  rice  polish,  rice  bran, 

rice  shorts  per  lb . .  Me.;  lc.;  IMo. 

Starch,  combinations  or  preparations  of  starch 
without  admixture  of  foreign  material  n.o.p. 

per  lb . )4e.;  lc.;  1  He. 

Starch,  combinations  or  preparations  of  starch, 
with  admixture  of  foreign  materials,  n.o.p. 
which,  when  mixed  with  cold  water,  do  not 
form  an  adhesive  paste,  per  lb.  ...lc.;  2c.;  2  )4c 
Starch  products  which  require  only  to  be  ground 
in  order  to  form,  when  mixed  into  cold 
water,  an  adhesive  paste,  per  pound 

Me.;  lMc.;  2c. 

Starch,  potato  and  potato  flour,  per  lb. 

lc.;  l)4e.;  2c. 

When  in  packages  weighing  two  pounds  each, 
or  less,  the  weight  of  such  packages  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

Starch  sizing,  the  weight  of  packages  included 

in  weight  for  duty . lo.;  2c.;  2)4e. 

Starch  wheat — weight  of  package  included  in 

weight  for  duty . lc.:  2c.;  2)4c. 

Statues,  Alabaster . 17 )4;  17)4',  30 

Statues  and  statuettes,  of  other  materials  n.o.p. 

1714;  17)4;  30 

Statues  and  statuettes  of  porcelain  and  earthen¬ 
ware . Free;  17)4;  30 

Statues  and  statuettes,  religious . Free 

Stave  bolts,  n.o.p . Free 

bolts  in  the  rough  of  poplar . 15;  17)4;  20 

Stave  sawing  machines  when  imported  for  pro¬ 
ducing  lumber  in  the  form  of  staves  in  the 

rough  . 10;  15;  20 

Stave  saws,  cylinder,  wheel  type  stave  joiners, 
crozing  and  champhering  machinery,  and 

complete  parts . 10;  15;  20 

Staves  and  headings  of  wood,  finished  or  un¬ 
finished,  for  UBe  in  the  manufacture  of  tight 

barrels  or  kegs . Free 

Staves  and  headings  of  wood,  finished  or 

unfinished,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

slack  barrels  or  kegs . 7)4;  10;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

Staves,  rough,  ol  oak,  listed  and  jointed  only.  .  .  Free 

finished . 17H;  20;  25 

Staves  of  wood,  n.o.p.,  not  less  than  %  of  an  inoh 
in  thickness,  further  manufactured  than 
sawn  or  split  but  not  further  manufactured 

than  listed  .  . 10;  12)4;  16 

Staves,  of  wood  other  than  oak  or  poplar,  listed 

or  jointed,  but  not  bevelled . 17H;  20;  25 

Stays  and  corsets,  wholly  of  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

General  Rate,  per  lb.  4o. 
Stays  and  corsets  of  vegetable  fibre,  not  con¬ 
taining  silk,  artificial  silk  or  wool.. .  .25;  25;  35 
and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  4c. 
Stays  and  corsets,  wholly  or  in  part  of  silk 

27  H;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — 7c 
Stays,  dress,  flat  wire  for  (see  steel  wire) 

Steam  and  hot  water  boilers  n.o.p . 15;  20;  30 

Steam  gauges,  brass . 20;  20;  30 

Steam  gauges,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Steam  hammers,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Steam  turbine  engines,  when  for  equipment  of 
ships  or  vessels  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made 
in  Canada . .  Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Stearic  acid,  n.o.p . Free;  12)4;;  20 

Stearic  acid,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
candles  and  crayons  for  use  only  in  their  own 
factories  in  the  manufacture  of  oandles  and 

crayons . Free 

Stearine,  animal,  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.,  per  lb. 

l)4o.;  lj^c.;  2c. 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

Steel  (see  also  iron  and  steel). 

Steel  or  iron  angles,  beams,  channels,  columns, 
girders,  joists,  tees,  zees,  and  other  shapes  or 
sections,  not  punched,  drilled  or  further  man¬ 
ufactured  than  hot  rolled,  n.o.p.;  piling  of 
iron  or  steel,  not  punched  or  drilled,  including 
interlocking  sections,  if  any,  used  therewith, 

n.o.pu  per  ton . $4.00;  $7.00;  $7.00 

Steel  angles,  for  vessels  (see  masts) . Free 

Steel  annular  ball  bearings  and  parts  thereof, 
when  imported  for  use  only  as  original 
equipment  in  the  manufacture  of  goods 
enumerated  in  tariff  items  438a  and  424, 
under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  Free 
Steel  axels,  axel  bars  and  blanks,  and  parts  thereof 

(а)  For  railway  vehicles  and  locomotives  and 

tenders . 7)4;  22)4;  30 

(б)  For  other  vehicles,  n.o.p . 22H;  22H;  35 

(c)  n.o.p . 20;  22)4;  30 

Steel  ball  and  roller  bearings . Free;  17)4;  35 

Steel  balls  and  rollers . Free;  7)4;  10 

Steel  balls  for  gas  buoys,  not  less  than  3  inches 

in  diameter . Free 

bowls  for  cream  separators . Free 

Steel  box  toes  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  safety 
footwear  from  October  1, 1949  to  Sept.  30,  1956. 

Free;  Free;  35 

bridges  or  parts .  20;  35;  40 

buckles,  n.o.p.  (not  jewellery) . 15;  22)4;  30 

caps  for  whips  (see  reeds)  . Free 

columns,  not  further  manufactured  than  hot 

rolled,  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $4.00;  $7.00;  $7.00 

crushed  (polishing) .  . Free 

for  saws  and  straw  cutters . Free 

forks,  table,  rough . Free;  7)4;  10 

girders,  not  furtner  manufactured  than  hot 

rolled,  n.o.p.,  per  ton . $4.00;  $7.00;  $7.00 

heads  for  gas  buoys  . Free 

hemispherical,  flanged  or  not,  having  an 
inside  diameter  of  not  less  than  22  inches 
nor  more  than  72  inches,  and  valves  and 
gauges,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  steel 
storage  tanks  for  liquefied  petroleum  gas 
(propane,  butane  or  a  mixture  of  the  two 

Free;  7)4;  35 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957. 

Steel  hinges,  T  and  strap  and  hinge  blanks,  per 

100  lbs . 75c. 

and . 5;  20;  30 

hot  rolled  strip  of  iron  or  steel  with  rolled 
or  mill  edge,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  when  imported  for  use  in  the  im- 
importer's  own  factory,  in  the  manufacture 
of  the  goods  enumerated  in  tariff  items  424 
and  438a,  or  in  the  manufacture  of  parts 

therefor,  per  ton  . Free;  Free:  $8.00 

Steel  blooms,  cogged  ignots,  slabs,  billets, 
sheet  bars  of  iron  or  6teel,  by  whatever  process 

made,  n.o.p.  per  ton . $2.50;  $4.00:  $4.50 

hollows,  hot  rolled,  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  cold  reduced  seamless  steel  tubes . 

Free;  Free;  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955 

key,  14  inch  square,  cold  drawn.  ...  17  )4;  27)4;  30 

knees  for  vessels  (see  masts) . Free 

Steel  knife  blades  in  the  rough . Free;  7)4;  10 

machinery,  n.o.p.  and  parts . 10;  22H;  35 

of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and 

complete  parts . Free;  10;  35 

manufactures,  n.o.p . 10;  22)4;  35 

manufactures  not  made  in  Canada,  for  vessels  Free 

nails,  cut,  per  100  lbs . 30e.:  45c.;  50c. 

nail  rods,  Swedish,  for  horseshoe  nails  (see  iron 
and  steel). 

nuts  and  nut  blanks,  per  100  lbs . 25c.  50c.  75c 

.  ,  .  .,  .  ,  .  and.  7Yr,  17)4;  25 

oteeJ  used  in  the  manufacturing  of  rifles  for  the 
Government  of  Canada . Free 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 

t-M 


773 


Steel  patterns,  not  being  models . 20;  2234;  30 

pipe,  fittings  for,  iron  or  steel . 20;  2234;  30 

pli-tes,  engravers  polished.  . Free;  16:  20 

plates,  for  vessels  (see  masts) . . Free 

plates,  for  boilers,  etc.  (see  iron  and  steel) . 

ribs  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs).  .Free;  Free;  20 

rivets,  iron  or  steel . 7  34;  1734  ;  25 

and  per  lb.  34c;  34c.;  %<s. 

Steel  rods  for  manufacturing  wire 

$2.25;  $5.00;  $5.00 

Steel,  rolled,  for  saws  and  for  saw  cutters,  not 
tempered  or  ground  nor  further  manufactur¬ 
ed  than  cut  to  shape,  without  indented  edges .  Free 
The  same  when  tempered  or  ground 

Free;  10;  1234 

scrap  from  vessels  wrecked  in  Canadian 

waters  (see  sorap) . Free 

scrap,  wrought  refuse  (see  scrap),  per  ton.  .  .  .Free 
screws,  n.o.p.  (see  screws) 

Steel,  welded  strip,  not  tempered,  nor  further 
manufactured  than  cut  to  shape  and  head¬ 
ing  removed,  without  indented  edges,  for 

use  in  the  manufacture  of  saw  blades . Free 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Steel  wire  cloth .  25;  30;  35 

wire,  crucible,  cast,  for  mattresses,  cushions, 

etc . < . . . Free;  5;  7  H 

wire,  fiat  or  woven  flat,  including  steel  strip  in 
the  coil,  coated  or  not,  064  inch  in  thick¬ 
ness  or  thinner,  with  tolerance  not  to  exceed 
•002  inch,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  corset  clasps  steels,  wires  and  dress  stays 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  articles  in  their  own  factories.  .Free;  5;  5 
wire  for  boots  and  shoes  (see  wire) . Free 

Steel  wire,  valued  at  not  less  than  2%c.  per  lb., 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  rope  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  rope; 
and  also  wire  rope  for  use  exclusively  for  rig¬ 
ging  of  ships  and  vessels,  under  regulations 
by  the  Minister  of  National  Revenue. .  Free;  5;  7  34 

Steel  wire  fencing,  woven  or  welded  wire,  of  iron 
or  steel  from  wire  not  more  than  .144  inch 
and  not  less  than  .080  inches  in  diameter 
with  the  tolerance  not  to  exceed  .004  inch, 
ware  fencing  of  iron  or  steel  coated  or  not, 

n.o.p.. . Free;  10;  10 

wool . Free;  15;  20 

Steel  woven  or  welded  wire  fencing,  of  iron  or 
steel,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. ,  wire  cloth  or 
wire  netting,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not 

1734;  25;  35 

Steels,  corset .  ......  16;  25;  30 

corset:  sheets,  hoop,  band,  or  strip,  for  the 
manufacture  of  corset  steel  cloak  springs 
and  shoe  shanks,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  such  articles  for  exclusive  use  in 
the  manufacture  thereof  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories  .  .  .  ...  . Free:  free;  5 

stainless  steels  in  primary  mill  forms,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  manufactured 
from  Canadian  made  ingots,  blooms  or  slabs 
imported  by  the  Canadian  manufacturer  of 
such  ingots,  blooms  or  slabs  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . 

per  ton  $5.00;  $10,00;  $20.00 
To  Dec.  31,  1956. 

Stem  seeds,  crude  drugs  (see  drugs) . Free 

Stereopticons,  etc.,  for  scientific  use,  and  value 

not  less  than  $50 . .  . .  .  . . Free 

Stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  celluloids,  for  al¬ 
manacs,  calendars,  illustrated  pamphlets, 
newspapers  or  other  advertisements  n.o.p.. 
and  matrices  or  copper  shells  for  such  stereo¬ 
types.  electrotypes  and  celluloids,  per  sq.  inch 

lc;  lc;  134c 

Stereotypes,  electrotypes,  celluloids  and  bases 
for  the  same,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 
metal  or  celluloid,  n.o.p.,  and  copper  shells  for 
such  stereotypes,  electrotypes,  and  celluloids, 
oer  sq  inch  . .  34c.;  34c.;  34c 

Stereotype  matrices  for  stereotypes,  electro¬ 
types  and  celluloids  described  in  the  above 
item,  per  sq.  inch . Free;  He.;  34c 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Stereotypes,  electrotypes,  rubber  plates  and 
celluloids  for  books  and  bases  and  matrics 
and  copper  shells  for  such  printing  plates, 
positive  and  negative  films  of  periodical  pub¬ 
lications  regularly  issued  at  stated  intervals 
as  frequently  as,  at  least  four  times  a  year, 

not  including  catalogues . Free 

Sterilizers  (metal)  for  hospitals  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Stethoscopes  (metal)  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Stick  lac . Free;  10;  15 

Sticks  for  umbrellas,  etc . Free;  Free;  20 

Stilts  and  spurs  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

earthenware .  Free 

Stirrups,  wood . Free 

Stockinettes  for  the  manufacture  of  rubber  boots 
and  shoes,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  rubber  boots  and  shoes  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories . 10;  20;  25 

Stockings  and  socks,  n.o.p . 20;  1734  ;  35 

and  per  doz.  pairs . — ;  75c.;  $1.50 

chief  part  by  weight  of  wool . 20;  2734;  35 

and  per  doz.  30c.;  $1.20;  $1.50 
Stone,  building,  other  than  marble  or  granite, 
sawn  on  more  than  two  sides  but  not  sawn 
on  more  than  four  sides,  per  one  hundred 
pounds . 10c.;  20c.;  25c. 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

building,  other  than  marble  or  granite,  planed, 
turned,  cut  or  further  manufactured  than 
sawn  on  four  sides,  per  one  hundred  pounds 

30o.;  45c.;  50c. 

From  New  Zealand . Free 

building,  not  hammered,  sawn  or  chiselled 

10;  1234;  20 

From  New  Zealand  and  Australia,  other 

than  marble  or  granite . Free 

chalk,  China,  cliff,  or  Cornwall,  ground  or 

unground . Free 

crude,  lime  . Free 

lime,  not  further  processed  than  crushed  or 

screened . Free;  Free;  25 

granite,  sawn;  paving  blocks  of  stone;  flag¬ 

stone  and  building  stone,  other  thaD  marble 
or  granite,  sawn  on  not  more  than  t  wo  sides 

Free;  15;  35 

From  New  Zealand,  building  stone  other 

than  marble  or  granite . Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p.  . 20;  30;  35 

n.o.p.  (see  marble  or  granite.) 
marble,  not  further  manufactured  than 
sawn,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
tomb-stones  to  be  usea  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factory . Free;  Free;  20 

marble,  sawn  and  sand  rubbed,  not  polished 

Free;  5;  35 

ornamental  or  decorative  marble  (not  includ¬ 
ing  chips),  unicolour  or  variegated,  of 
colours  and/or  texture  not  produced  in 
Canada,  rough  hammered,  sawn,  sand 
rubbed,  chiselled  or  polished,  with  or  with¬ 
out  design  thereon,  when  specially  imported 
and  used  for  interior  work  in  churches 

Free,  Free,  35 

paving  blocks . Free:  15;  35 

pumice  and  lava,  not  further  manufactured 

than  ground . Free 

refuse,  not  sawn,  hammered  or  chiselled  nor 
fit  for  flagstone,  building  stone  or  paving  Free 

rotten,  prepared  for  polishing.  .  1234 ;  1734;  2734 

tiles  or  blocks  for  mosaic  flooring . 15;  20;  30 

Stones,  burr,  rough,  for  binding  into  mill  stones 

(see  burr-stones) . Free 

carborundum . 10;  20;  30 

curling  and  handles  therefor . Free;  734  ;  10 

ground  flint  .  •  •  Free 

lithographic,  engraved . 20;  30;  35 

lithographic,  not  engraved  . Free;  1734:  20 

precious,  and  imitations  thereof,  not  mounted 
or  set;  and  pearls  and  imitations  thereof, 
pierced,  split,  strung  or  not,  but  not  set  or 
mounted  (see  diamonds) .  734;  10,  10 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


774 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Stoneware,  brown  or  coloured . 17 Mj;  25;  35 

demijohns,  churns,  or  crocks . 17 )£;  20;  35 

Stores,  military  (Imperial  Gov’t.)  (see  arms)  .  .  Free 

Stout,  imported  in  bulk  isee  ale),  per  gal  (see 

Sohedule,  page  686'  .  25c..  35c.;  35c 

And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs — 

38c.  gal. 

Stout,  imported  in  bottle  (see  ale),  per  gal.  (see 

Schedule,  page  686) .  15c  50c.;  50o 

And  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs — 38c  gal. 

Stoves  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 15;  22)^;  30 

lining,  clay .  7 Mi;  20;  22)$ 

Stoves  and  ranges  heated  by  electricity  ..  15:  22)4;  30 

Stove  polish . 12)4;  17)4;  37)4 

Stove  polish,  if  plumbago .  15;  22)4;  25 

Stove  supplies,  nickel  plated . 17)4;  22)4;  45 

thermometers . 2)4;  15;  30 

Stove  trimmings  and  parts  of  stoves,  n.e.s.,  ac¬ 
cording  to  material. 


When 

exo’d’g 

Not 

exc’d'g 

British 

Prefer 

Most 
Fav.  Nat. 

General 

Degrees 

Degrees 

88 

83  c. 

$1.50 

*1.50 

88 

89 

85  0. 

$1.53 

$1.53 

89 

90 

87  c. 

$1.55 

$1.55 

90 

91 

89  0. 

*1.58 

$1.58 

91 

92 

91  0. 

$1.62 

$1.62 

92 

93 

03  c. 

$1.65 

$1.65 

93 

94 

95  c. 

$1.68 

$1.68 

94 

95 

97  0. 

$1.70 

$1.70 

95 

96 

99  0. 

$1  74 

$1.74 

96 

97 

$1.01 

$1.77 

$1.77 

97 

98 

$1.03 

$1.80 

$1.80 

98 

99 

$1.09 

*1.89 

$1.89 

99 

$1  .09 

*1.89 

$1.89 

No  Sales  Tax  on  Sugar 
(see  p.  688  W.I.  Trade  Agreement) 


Stove  urns  of  metal,  and  dovetails,  chaplets  and 
hinge  tubes  of  tin  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  stoves . according  to  material 

Straw  braids,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  whether  woven,  knitted  or  plaited, 
not  exceeding  four  inches  in  width,  imported 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  hat 
bodies  or  shapes,  but  not  for  use  in  the 
ornamentation  or  trimming  of  such  bodies 

or  shapes . Free 

Straw  carpets . 15;  22)4;  25 

Straw  hats . 22)4;  27)4;  35 

and  per  doz.  75c.;  $1.00;  $1.50 

Straw  per  ton  (no  S.T.) . Free;  50c.;  $2.00 

manufactures  of . 15;  20;  25 

Straw  pulp.. . . Free;  Free;  25 

Strawberries  in  their  natural  state  see  fruits,  fresh. 

Strawberry  plants,  each . Free;  Mfc.;  j^c. 

Strawboard.  not  pasted  or  coated .  15;  22)4;  35 

Street  car  trailers  and  trucks . 15;  27)4;  30 

Street  cars,  electric  motor . Free;  3o';  35 

Street  or  road  rollers . Free;  20;  30 

Street  sprinklers,  with  metal  tanks . 10;  22)4’;  35 

with  wood  tanks . 17J4;  20;  25 

Street  washing  machines . 10;  22)4;  35 

Strength  testing  machines  of  all  kinds. .  .10;  20;’  35 

Stretchers,  curtain . 15;  15;  45 

Strip  fencing,  buckthorn  (see  steel) 

fencing,  wire,  etc.,  for  manufacture  of  (see  steel) 
Strip  of  iron  or  steel,  cold  rolled,  tempered  or 
not,  electro-galvanized,  two  and  one  quarter 
inches  or  less  in  width,  .080  inches  or  less 
in  thickness,  in  coils  of  not  less  than  one 
hundred  feet,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
flexible  metal  hose  or  of  metal  belting 
_  •  „  Free;  7)4;  20 

Exprres  Dec.  31,  1955 

Metal  alloy  strip  or  tubing,  containing  not 
less  than  30%  by  weight  of  nickel  and  12% 
by  weight  of  chromium,  when  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . Free;  Free'  20 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Structural  .work  (iron  or  steel),  columns,  shapes 
or  sections,  drilled,  punched  or  in  any  further 
stage  of  manufacture  than  as  rolled  or  cast, 

.  n-O-P . 20;  35:  40 

for  beet  root  sugar  (see  machinery) . Free 

Strychnine . Free;  15;  25 

Stuff,  rough,  n.o.p . 12)4;  20;  22)4 

Stumping  machines  and  complete  parts . Free 

Sub-acetate  of  copper,  dry  ( verdigris) .  Free 

Subspar  . 15;  20;  25 

Suet,  beef,  refined . Free;  17)4;  20 

beef,  shredded . 15 ;  20;  25 

SUGAR 

All  sugar  above  number  sixteen  Dutch  standard 
in  colour,  and  all  refined  sugars  of  whatever 
kinds,  grades  or  standards,  not  covered  by 
tariff  item  No.  135,  when  not  exceeding 
eighty-eight  degrees  of  polarization  per  100 
lbs. 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


refined  sugar  is  entitled  to  entry  under  the 
British  Preferential  Tariff  upon  evidence 
satisfactory  to  the  Minister  that  such 
refined  sugar  has  been  manufactured  wholly 
from  raw  sugar  produced  in  the  British 
colonies  and  possessions,  and  not  otherwise. 

Sugar  imported  under  this  item  is  not  subject  to 
special  duty  in  excess  of  %c  per  pound. 

Sugar  above  number  sixteen  Dutch  Standard  in 
colour,  when  imported  or  purchased  in  bond 
in  Canada  by  a  recognized  sugar  refiner,  for 
refining  purposes  only,  under  regulations  by 
the  Minister  and  sugar,  n.o.p.,  not  above  six¬ 
teen  Dutch  Standard  in  colour,  when  not 
exceeding  seventy-six  degrees  of  polarization 
per  100  lbs . 20.627c. ,  70.851.c;  70.851c. 


When 

exc’d’g 

Not 

exe'd’g 

British 

Prefer. 

Most 
Fav.  Nat. 

General 

Degrees 

76 

Degrees 

77 

20.647  c. 

73.213  0. 

73.213  0. 

77 

78 

20.667  0. 

75.574  c. 

75.574  0. 

78 

79 

20.687  c. 

77.936  0. 

77.936  c. 

79 

80 

20.707  0. 

80.298  c. 

80.298  0. 

80 

81 

20.727  0. 

82.659  c. 

82.659  c. 

81 

82 

20.747  c. 

85.021  0. 

85.021  0. 

82 

83 

20.767  0. 

87.383  0. 

87.383  0. 

83 

84 

20.857  0. 

90  040  c. 

90.040  0. 

84 

85 

20.947  c. 

92.697  0. 

92.697  0. 

85 

86 

21.036  0. 

95.353  0. 

95.353  0. 

86 

87 

21.126  0. 

98.010  c. 

98.010  c. 

87 

88 

21.512  0. 

*1.00963 

$1 .00963 

88 

89 

21.897  c. 

*1.03915 

$1 .03915 

89 

90 

22.872  0. 

$1.07457 

$1.07457 

90 

91 

23.848  0. 

*1 .11000 

$1 .11000 

91 

92 

24.823  e. 

$1 . 14542 

$1.14542 

92 

93 

25.799  c. 

$1.18085 

$1.18085 

93 

94 

26.762  c. 

11.21627 

$1.21627 

94 

95 

27.737  0. 

$1.25170 

$1.25170 

95 

96 

28.712  0. 

$1.28712 

$1 .28712 

96 

97 

29 . 688  0. 

$1  32255 

$1.32255 

97 

98 

30  664  0. 

*1  35798 

*1.35798 

98 

99 

31.64  c. 

$1.47606 

$1  47606 

98 

35 . 606  o 

$1  47606 

$1.47606 

° . snau  not  ue  SUDject 

to  special  duty. 

Invert  sugar  and  syrups,  the  product  of  the 
sugar  cane  or  beet,  and  all  imitations  thereof 
or  substitutes,  therefor,  in  which  the  per¬ 
centage  of .  the  total  of  reducing  sugars 
after  inversion  is  seventy-one  per  cent  or 
greater  of  the  total  solids  by  weight,  not  in¬ 
cluding  syrups  in  receptacles  of  ,uch  size 
that  the  gross  weight  oi  container  and  con¬ 
tents  does  not  exceed  60  lbs. 

\)  hen  the  total  of  reducing  sugars  after  inver¬ 
sion  is  equivalent  to  not  more  than  65%  by 
weight  of  the  total  syrup ....  per  100  lbs 

w,  . 68c;  $1.23;  $.123 

vv  nen  tne  total  of  reducing  sugar  after  inver- 
sion  is  equivalent  to  more  than  65%,  butnot 
more  than  70%  by  weight  of  the  total  syrup, 

per  100  lbs  74c;  $1.33;  $1.33 
Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


775 


When  the  total  of  reducing  sugars  after  inver¬ 
sion  is  equivalent  to  more  than  70%  by 

weight  of  the  total  syrup _ per  100  lbs. 

a  . 83c;  $1.50;  $1.50 

Sugar  oaudy  ana  oonfeotionery .  n.o.p.,  including 
sweetened  gums,  candied  peel,  oandied  pop¬ 
corn,  candied  fruits,  oandied  nuts,  flavoring 
powders,  custard  powders,  jelly  powders, 
sweetmeats,  sweetened  breads,  cakes,  pies, 
puddings,  and  all  other  confections  containing 
sugar,  the  weight  of  the  wrappings  and  cartons 
to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty  per  lb. 

,  — ;  — ;  J4c. 

a  and . :•  ■  jv  • . 12 y2;  22 )4;  35 

Sugar  cane,  shredded . 12)4;  17  Hi  17)4 

wax  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures  per 

P°upd . Free;  lj£c;  10% 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Sugar,  glucose  or  grape  sugar,  glucose  syrups  and 
corn  syrups,  or  any  syrups  containing  any 

admixture  thereof,  per  lb . %o.,  l)4c.;  l)4c 

maple .  15;  17*4;  20 

Sugar  of  lead,  not  ground . Free;  10;  10 

Sulbspar,  unsweetened . 15;  20;  25 

Sulfamethylthiadiazole  in  tablet  form 

17)4;  12)4;  25 

Sulphate  of  alumina  (alum  cake) . Free;  10;  15 

ammonia . Free 

copper  (blue  vitriol) . Free;  10;  10 

of  copper,  dehydrated,  for  agricultural  or 

spraying  purposes . Free 

iroD  (oopperas) .  Free;  10;  10 

of  lead,  basic . Free;  15;  25 

lime  (crude  gypsum) . Free 

nicotine,  liquid,  spraying  (no  S.T.) . Free 

potash,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  25 

soda,  crude  (salt  cake)  per  lb . Ho. ;  Ho  ;  K1'. 

zino . Free;  20;  20 

Sulphide  of  mercury . Free;  17)4;  25 

Sulpho-thio-phosphoric,  compounds,  for  use  in 
the  concentrating  of  ores,  metals  and 

minerals . Free 

Sulphur  and  brimstone,  n.o.p . Free;  17)4:  25 

Sulphur,  crude,  or  in  roll  or  flour . Free 

Sulphur,  soluble  (liquid) . 15;  20;  25 

Sulphuret  of  antimony . Free;  15;  25 

Sulphuric  acid,  platinum  articles  for  manufac¬ 
turing  of,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  .  .  Free 
ether  chloroform,  n.o.p.;  preparations  of  vinal 
ether  for  anaesthetic  purposes. ,  Free:  20;  25 
Chemicals,  when  of  a  kind  not  produced  in 

Canada . Free;  15;  25 

Summer  residents’  effects,  see  settlers’  effects. 

Sunday  School  lesson  pictures  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Sun  heaters,  aluminum . . 20;  22)4;  30 

Sunshades  of  all  kinds  and  materials..  .  .  2214;  25;  35 
Sunshade  sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for  (see  cane) .  Free 

sticks,  or  handles,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  20 

Surgical  bandages  and  slabs  composed  of  textile 
fabrics  specially  coated  with  Plaster  of  Paris 

compound . 10;  10;  35 

Surgical  dressings,  antiseptio  . 10;  20;  35 

Surgical  and  dental  instruments  of  any  material; 
surgical  needles;  X-ray  apparatus;  micro¬ 
scopes  valued  at  not  less  than  50  dollars 
each,  retail;  complete  parts  of  all  the  fore¬ 
going  .  . . . Free 

Surgical  operating  tables  for  public  hospitals. . . .  Free 
Surgical  suction  apparatus  including  motive 
power;  prepared  surgical  sutures;  ethyllene; 
operating  room  lights  designed  to  minimize 
shadow,  not  including  bulbs;  all  the  forego¬ 
ing  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
and  complete  parts  thereof,  for  the  use  of  any 
public  hospital  under  regulations  prescribed 

by  the  Minister . Free 

Surgical  sutures  and  wire  specially  designed  for 
the  manufacture  of  such  sutures  when  for 

use  in  public  hospitals  . . Free 

Surgical  trusses — springs  of  iron  or  steel  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  surgical 
trusses  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  surgical  trusses,  in  their  own  fac¬ 
tories  under  regulation  of  the  .Minister.  .  .  .Free 

Surgical  vibrators,  inhalers  and  splints . Free 

All  above  surgical  apparatus  no  Sales  Tax 


Surplices  for  use  in  choirs . 12)4;  10;  20 

Suspenders  and  braoes.  and  finished  parts 

15;  22)4;  35 

Suspenders,  unfinished  leather  parts. .  17)4;  22)4;  35 
Suspensory  bandages,  bag  or  sack  attached 

10;  20;  35 

8wansdown  Trimming .  15;  20;  25 

Sweepers,  carpet . 20;  25;  30 

Sweepings  gold  and  silver .  Free 

Sweetmeats . 12)4;  22)4;  35 

and  per  lb  — ;  — ;  )4c 
Sweet  spirits  of  nitre  $3.00  per  gallon  and 

30;  30;  30 

Swine  for  improvement  of  stook . Free 

and  per  lb . — ;  — ;  )4c 

Swine,  n.o.p.,  live,  per  lb . Free:  lc;  3o 

Switches  for  railways . 15;  22)4;  30 

Switch  boards,  electric . 15;  22)4;  30 

Swivels,  plated  or  not,  for  fishing  tackle 

Free;  20;  30 

Swords . 10;  22)4;  30 

Synthetic  resins,  (see  plastics) 

Syringes,  hypodermic . Free 

Svringes.  all  other . according  to  material 

Syrups,  fruit,  n.o.p.  viz.: — 
lime,  lemon,  passion  fruit,  pineapple,  and 

n.o.p . 10;  10;  25 

orange,  grapefruit,  blended  orange  and  grape¬ 
fruit . Free;  10;  25 

Syrup,  glucose  and  corn  syrup  .  .  %  c;  1  14c;  1  )4c 

malt . 20;  25;  35 

and  per  lb . Free;  5c.;  10c. 

Syrup,  malt,  malt  syrup  powder,  or  other  starch 
conversion  products  produced  by  the  action  of 
enzymes  on  starch,  not  including  any  such 
products  used  in  the  brewing  of  beer. 20;  22)4;  30 

maple  .  16;  17)4;  20 

medicinal,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations) 
Syrups,  the  product  of  the  sugar  cane,  in  which 
the  percentage  of  the  total  of  reducing  sugars 
after  inversion  is  less  than  seventy-one  per 
cent  of  the  total  solids  by  weight,  .per  gallon 

Free;  1  ct;  1)4  c. 
Syrups,  the  product  of  the  sugar  cane  or  beet,  and 
all  imitations  thereof  or  substitutes  therefor, 

n.o.p . per  gallon . 5c.;  6)4c.;  7c. 

See  also  Sugar 

T 

Table  cloths  of  cotton,  n.o.p . 25;  22)4;  35 

General  Rate  per  ib.  4o. 

Table  cloths,  of  crash,  with  colored  borders,  in 

the  web,  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp. .  .  .  15;  20;  35 

and  per  lb. .  . . 3c;  3)4c;  4c 

Table  cloths  of  crash,  with  colored  borders,  • 
wholly  or  in  part  of  flax  or  hemp,  not  to  con¬ 
tain  silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments 

nor  wool . 15;  20;  35 

and  per  lb . 3o;  3  He;  4c 

Table  cloths  of  linen,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  35 

4c  lb. 

Tablecloths  of  sisal,  palm  straw  or  cane  straw 

20;  20; 35 
4c  lb. 

Tablecloths  of  vegetable  fibres . 25;  22)4;  35 

4c  lb. 

covers,  woollen . 25;  27)4;  40 

and  per  lb . — ;  35c. 

Table  oil  cloths . 15;  27)4;  35 

General  Rate,  per  lb.  4c. 
forks,  of  iron  or  steel  in  the  rough,  not  handled, 
filed,  ground  or  otherwise  manufactured 

Free;  7)4;  10 

knives  and  forks,  plated  or  not . 15;  25;  35 

Tables,  bagatelle,  and  other  game  tables. 

17)4;  22)4;  35 

Tables,  billiard,  cues,  balls,  cue  racks  and  cue 

tips . 1714;  30;  35 

Tables, surgical, operating, for  public  hospitals.  ..Free 

Table,  slime  for  gold  mining.  . . Free 

Tables,  surgical,  for  private  practice. 

according  to  material 
Tablets  for  school  of  blind  (see  typewriters) .  .  Free 

of  bronze  for  grave  stones . 20:  20;  30 

Tablets,  celluloid  memo . ._ . 10;  20;  30 

Tableware,  decanters  and  machine  made  tum¬ 
blers  of  glass,  not  cut  nor  decorated,  n.o.p. 

15;  20;  32)4 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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Tableware,  opal  glassware,  cut  glassware  and 

illuminating  glassware,  n.o.p.  10;  22)4;  32)4 
Tableware  of  cbma,  porcelain,  white  granite  or 

ironstone . Free;  25;  35 

Tacks,  brass  and  copper . 211;  20,  30 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . .  15;  27 34;  30 

thumb,  plain  brass  or  steel  or  with  celluloid 

heads . 15;  25;  30 

per  lb.  — ;  10c.  10c 

Tags,  shipping,  price  and  other . 17)4;  2234;  35 

Tagging  metai,  plain,  japanned  or  coated,  in 
coils,  not  over  one  and  a  half  inch  in  width, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  shoe  and 
oorset  laces  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  Free;  5 

Tailings,  wax . . 15;  20;  25 

Tailors’  Fashion  Plates,  when  imported  in  single 
copies  in  sheet  form  with  magazines  or  period¬ 
ical  trade  journals .  . Free 

n.o.p.  (not  advertising)  . 1234;  20;  22J4 

Tails,  fur  in  the  raw  state .  . Free 

Fur,  manufactured  or  sewn  in  a  long  strip. 

15;  30;  35 

Talc  and  soapstone,  ground  only . 10;  15;  25 

Talc,  micromzed . Free;  5;  25 

Tallow . Free:  1734:  20 

Tallow,  animal  stearine,  n.o.p.  per  lb., 

134c.;  1 3ic.;  2c. 

From  Australia  and  New  Zealand . Free 

Tampico  fibre  (istle) . Free 

Tan  bark  (no  S.T.  when  sold  by  original  settler)  .Free 

Tangerine  oranges,  per  cubic  ft . Free;  Free;  35c 

Tank  bottoms,  sugar  (see  sugar,  n.o.p.) 

Tanks,  steel  or  iron . 10;  22)4 ;  35 

Tankage  from  New  Zealand . Free 

Tanners' scrap  leather . 5;  15;  20 

Tannic  acid  .  .Free 

Tanning  articles,  etc.  (see  dyeing  articles) . Free 

prepared  compoun  Is  of  two  or  more  acids  or 

salts,  soluble  in  water . Free;  Free;  10 

Tanning,  books  on  ...  Free 

Tape,  or  wire,  coated  or  not,  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  recording  and  reproduction  of  sound 

(1)  of  iron  or  steel . 10;  10-  25 

(2)  n.o.p . 5;  10;  25 

Tape  lines,  metal . 15;  2234;  30 

Tape  lineB,  of  any  material  except  metal. 

15;  2234;  30 

Tape  or  other  textile,  India-rubbered,  flocked  or 

coated,  n.o.p . According  to  material 

rubber  (see  rubber  manufactures) .  .  15;  22)4  ,  27)4 
Tapes  and  braided  cords,  ladder,  when  imported 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 

Venetian  blinds . Free;  — ;  — 

Tapes  and  webbings  and  manufactures  of  cotton 
fabrics,  not  exceeding  two  and  one-half  inches 
in  width,  having  hooks,  eyes  or  eyelets  attached 
thereto,  generally  known  as  hook  and  eye 
tape,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufactures 

Free;  Free;  35 

wire  reinforced  paper  tape  printed  or  not,  im¬ 
ported  for  use  in  the  packaging  of  fruit, 
vegetables  and  other  farm  or  garden  produce 

5;  10; 35 

Tapers .  15;  22)4;  25 

Tapioca . 1234;  1734  ;  2734 

Tapioca  flour,  per  lb.  (no  S.T.) ....  %c.:  I*4c;  1  34 

Tapioca  flour  for  use  as  glue . 10;  2734;  35 

Tar,  ooal,  crude,  in  packages  of  not  less  than 

15  gallons . .Free 

Tar  dyes,  ooal,  soluble  in  water  and  packages 

not  less  than  one  lb . . Free;  10;  10 

Tar,  other  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Taraxacum  root,  unground . Free 

ground . 15;  20;  25 

Tarred  paper . 15;  2234;  35 

Tartar  emetic . Free 

Tartaric  acid  crystals . Free;  10;  10 

powdered . 15;  20;  25 

Tassels,  n.o.p . 1734;  22  34  ;  35 

Tea . per  lb.,  Free;  2c.;  8c. 

When  in  packages  weighing  five  pounds  each, 
or  less,  the  weight  of  such  packages  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty. 

lead . Free 

packages  (tin)  (but  see  above) . 15;  25;  30 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Teasels  . Free 

Teat  expander .  Free 

Tedders,  hay  . . Free 

Teeth,  artificial,  not  mounted  and  materials  for 

use  only  in  the  manufacture  thereof . Free 

inserted,  for  circular  saws . 10;  2234;  35 

Telegraph  apparatus,  electric,  and  parts 

Free;  20;  30 

Telemeters . Free;  9;  15 

Telephone  and  telegraph  cables,  n.o.p. 

1734  ;  2234;  25 

Telephone  and  telegraph  cable  covered  with 

cotton,  linen,  silk  or  rubber . 20;  20;  30 

Telephone  apparatus,  electric;  and  parts 

10;  2234;  30 

Telephone  poles  of  wood . Free 

Telescopes  for  colleges,  not  for  resale . Free 

Telescopes,  n.o.p . 2  34;  15;  30 

Tennis  balls,  felt  and  rubber . 20;  25;  35 

woven  felt . 20;  25;  35 

Tennis  racquets . 20;  30;  35 

Australian  Treaty . 10% 

Tents,  cotton. . 25  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

silk  (see  silk  manufactures) . 2734  ;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — ;  7c. 
canvas  for,  in  the  web,  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp, 
or  both,  plain  woven,  not  coloured,  not 
further  manufactured  than  impregnated 
with  weather-proofing  or  preservative  ma¬ 
terials,  suitable  for  manufacturing  into  tents, 
awnings,  tarpaulins,  hatch  covers  and 
similar  articles,  weighing  not  less  than  18 
ounces  and  not  more  than  26  ounces  per 

sq.  yd . 15;  25;  35 

and  per  pound . — ;  314c;  4o 

Terne  plates,  (see  iron  and  steel) 

Terra  cotta  ornaments .  20;  1734;  30 

architectural  of  clay  or  cement  .  .  .1234:  15;  2234 
and  $1.00  per  ton  General  Rate 

Test  lens  sets  for  testing  eyes . Free 

Tetraethyl  lead,  compounds  of.  in  w’hieh  tetraethyl 
is  the  chief  proportionate  part  by  weight 

Free;  5;  10 

Tetra  chloride  of  carbon . Free;  15;  25 

Tetramine . Free;  15;  25. 

Texasote  according  to  material. 

Textile  fabrics,  chemically  prepared  for  photogra¬ 
phers’ use . Free;  20;  30 

Textile  leather  heads  for  whips  (see  reedsi . Free 

Textiles,  coal  tar  bases  or  salts  in  solvents  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  coal  tar  dyes  in  the 

dyeing  of  textiles . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

pigments  with  or  without  dispersing  agents, 
whether  or  not  in  aqueous  dispersions, 
binders  therefore;  inks,  binders  therefor; 
all  for  use  in  the  coating,  colouring  or 

printing  of  textiles . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Theatrical  oostumes,  personal  property,  not  for 

sale  . .  .  .....  . Free 

Theatrical  Costumes,  used,  see  page  796. 

Theatrioal  Scenery  . 12)4;  20;  22)4 

(Duty  may  be  refunded  under  regulations) 
Theobromine,  crude  and  dimethyl  sulphate ....  Free 

Theodolites . Free;  9;  15 

Thermometer  oharts.  recording . 17)4  22^;  35 

Thermometers,  clinical,  including  cases  (No 

Sales  Tax) . Free 

Thermometers  for  stoves . 2)4;  15;  30 

nop.  . 234;  15;  30 

Thermos  bottles,  in  leather  cases . 15;  22J4;  40 

Thermos  bottles,  a  glass  insert,  painted,  japanned 
or  enamelled,  but  not  plated  to  the  extent  of 
50%  of  the  exposed  metal  surfaces. 

™  ,  .  15;  22  34  ;  32)4 

Electroplated .  17)4;  2234;  45 

Plated  with  nickel .  1734;  22)4;  45 

Thorium  nitrate . Free 

Thread — cotton  sewing  thread,  yarn  and 

crochet,  knitting,  darning  and  embroider¬ 
ing  yam  in  hanks  or  on  dyeing  or  bleaching 
cores,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  for 
use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  in  the 
manufacture  or  spooling  of  cotton  sewing 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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777 


thread  and  crochet,  knitting  darning  and 

embroidery  cottons . 5;  10;  20 

Thread,  cotton,  sewing  on  spools,  250  yards  on 

one  spool . 15;  20;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  4o. 

Thread,  cotton,  all  other,  n.o.p . 15;  17)4;  25 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

linen  n.o.p . Free;  17)4;  25 

gilling,  in  balls,  for  fishing  nets .  Free 

rubber,  not  covered . Free;  10;  15 

Thread,  silk . 12)4;  20;  25 

Thread,  wax,  cobblers . Free;  22)4;  25 

Threshing  machine  outfit  (see  engines),  (see 

wind-stackers)  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Thumbs  for  whips  (see  reeds) . Free 

Thyme,  sage  and  savory  herbs . 15;  20;  25 

Tioket  punohes,  nickel  plated . 17)4:  22)4;  45 

Tickets,  price,  celluloid .  10;  20;  30 

Tickets,  whether  lithographed  or  printed  or 

partly  printed,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Tie  plates,  railway,  per  ton . $5.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

Ties,  railway,  (exempt  from  sales  tax) . Free 

Tile — pyrobar,  made  of  gypsum . 15;  20;  25 

Tiles,  drain,  not  glazed,  free  of  sales  tax  for  agri¬ 
cultural  purposes . Free;  17)4;  20 

earthenware  or  stone  for  mosaio  flooring 

(including  marble) . 15;  20;  30 

earthenware,  n.o.p . 12)4;  22)4;  35 

Tiles,  earthenware,  for  roofing  purposes 

Free;  20;  35 

Tiles  from  cork  waste  or  granulated  or  ground 

cork . Free;  Free;  25 

Timber,  or  lumber  of  wood,  not  further  manu¬ 
factured  than  sawn  or  split,  whether  creo- 
soted,  vulcanized,  or  treated  by  any  other 

preserving  process,  or  not  . Free 

round,  unmanufactured  (no  Sales  Tax) . Free 

Time  recorders .  15;  30;  35 

Duty  not  less,  each . — ;  40o. ;  50c 

Time  tables  of  foreign  railways . Free 

for  steamships.  .  . .  17)4;  2,2)4;  35 

Timers  for  radios  and  parts  thereof. .  .  .15;  22)4;  30 
Timing  devices  for  apparatus  for  cooking  or 

for  heating  buddings;  parts  thereof. 15;  22)4;  30 
Timonox  i  white  oxide  ol  Antimony). ...  Free;  15;  1 

Timothy  seed,  per  lb . Free:  lc.:  2c, 

Tin  cans  for  fresh  milk  or  cream . 15;  20;  30 

Tin  crystals  ....  Free;  10;  10 

Tinctures,  or  medicines,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.  (see  Spirits) 
Tinctures  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations) 

Tin 

in  blocks,  pigs,  bars  or  granular  form. .  .Free;  5;  5 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20 

bichloride  of . Free;  10 

oxide  of . Free;  15 

Tin  phosphor,  in  blocks,  bars,  plates,  sheets 

and  wire . .  .  5 ;  7)4; 

Tin  plate  bars,  crop  ends  of,  not  having  been 

in  actual  use,  per  ton .  .  Free 

sheet,  japanned . 15;  20;  30 

solution . . . 15;  20;  25 

strip  waste  and  tin  foil  . . . _  ■  •  Free 

Tin,  in  blocks,  pigs  or  bars  for  use  in  Canadian 

manufactures . Free 

Tin  plate,  n.o.p. 

chromium  trioxide,  dihydroxydiphenal  sul- 
phone,  monobutyl  phenylphenol  sodium 
monosulfonate,  phenol  sulphonic  acid  and 
stannous  sulphate,  imported  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  production  of  tin  plate 

Free;  Free;  25 

Tin  Bheets,  plates,  hoop,  band  or  strip,  of  iron 
or  steel: 

(а)  Coated  with  tin,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada,  n.o.p . Free;  10; 

(б)  Coated  with  tin,  n.o.p . 15;  15; 

(c)  Coated  with  zinc,  n.o.p . 7)4;  17)4; 

(d)  Coated  with  metal  or  metals,  n.o.p. 

5:  10; 

(e)  Coated  with  paint,  tar,  asphaltum  or 

otherwise  coated,  n.o.p . 5;  12)4; 

({)  Coated  with  vitreous  enamel,  n.o.p. 

10;  20; 

(g)  Corrugated,  coated  or  not . 10;  20; 

Tins  containing  lard . •  •  •  -,16 1  2^; 

Ti nsel  cord,  n.o.p . 17)4;  22)4; 


15 

20 

20 

15 

15 


Tinsel  thread  and  tinsel  wire  for  use  in  the 
manufacturing  of  braids,  cords,  tassels,  rib¬ 
bons  or  trimmings . 6;  7)4;  10 

Tinware,  japanned  or  not,  and  all  manufao-' 

tures  of  tin,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  30 

Tinware,  kitchen  holloware  not  painted,  decor¬ 
ated  or  japanned . 15;  20;  30 

Tippets,  fur . 15;  25;  35 

Tips,  cue . 1 7 )4 ;  30;  35 

lava  or  other . 15;  22)4;  30 

or  whips  (see  reeds) .  Free 

Tires  bicycle,  of  rubber . 20;"  22)4;  35 

tires,  locomotive  and  oar  wheel,  steel,  in  the 

rough . Free;  7Vr,  10 

finished . 17)4;  27)4;  30 

rubber,  for  vehicles  of  all  kinds,  fitted  or 

not .  20;  22)4;  35 

For  equipment  on  agricultural  implements 

and  agricultural  machinery . Free 

Tires,  locomotive  and  car  wheel  of  steel,  wholly 

or  partially  machined . 10;  25;  35 

Tissue  paper,  wrapping . 17)4;  22)4;  35 

Tissue  paper,  n.o.p . 15;  22)4;  25 

Titanium,  ingots,  blooms,  slabs,  billets,  of  titani¬ 
um  or  of  titanium  alloys  for  use  in  Canadian 

manufactures . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  June  30,  1956 
Toasters,  electric,  according  to  material. 

Tobacco,  cut  per  lb . 80c.;  65c.;  95c. 

And  in  addition  thereto  (except  on  snuff)  under 
all  tariffs — 15c.  lb. 

manufactured,  and  snuff, n.o.p.  per  lb. 

75o.:  90c.;  90c. 

And  in  addition  thereto  (except  on  snuff) 
under  all  tariffs — 15c.  lb. 

Tobacco  pipes  of  all  kinds . 15;  20;  35 

Parts  for  the  manufacture  of — see  Materials. 

pouches . 17)4;  25;  35 

Tobacco  pipe  mounts . 17)4;  22) 4;  35 

Tobacco  powder,  denaturized . 17)4;  20;  25 

Tobacco,  unmanufactured,  for  excise  purposes 
under  conditions  of  the  Excise  Act,  subject 
to  such  regulations  as  may  be  prescribed  by 
the  Minister: 

(o)  Of  the  type  commonly  known  as  Turkish: 

(i)  Unstemmed,  per  pound.  ...  12c.;  22c.;  40c. 

(ii)  Stemmed,  per  pound . 30c.;  40c.;  60c. 

( b )  n.o.p.: 

(i)  Unstemmed,  per  pound . 40c.;  20c.;  40c. 

(ii)  Stemmed,  per  pound . 60c.;  30c.;  60c. 

Ex.  when  imported  by  cigar  manufacturers 

for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
cigars  in  their  own  factories: — 

Unstemmed . — ;  15c;  — 

Stemmed . — ;  22J^e;  — 

New  Zealand  Treaty . Free 

Provided  that  the  duty  under  this  item  shall  be 
levied  on  the  basis  of  "Standard  leaf  to¬ 
bacco”  consisting  of  ten  per  centum  of  water 
and  ninety  per  centum  of  solid  matter. 

Tobin  bronze  in  rods  and  sheets  ....  5;  10;  15 
Toilet  articles  of  all  kinds,  including  atomizers, 
brushes,  buffers,  button  hooks,  combs,  cuticle 
knives,  hair  receivers,  hand-mirrors,  jewel 
boxes,  manicure  scissors,  nail  files,  perfume 
bottles,  puff  jars,  shoe  horns,  trays  and 
tweezers,  of  which  the  manufactured  com¬ 
ponent  material  of  chief  value  is  sterling  silver 

15'  25'  45 

Toilet  paper . 15;  22)4;  25 

Toilet  preparations,  alcoholic  (see  alcoholio 
perfumes). 

non-alcoholic,  used  for  the  hair,  mouth  or 

skin . 20;  22)4;  40 

vaseline,  and  similar  preparations  of  petro¬ 
leum.  . 15:  20;  25 

Toilet  or  dressing  combs,  n.o.p.,  fancy  combs, 

not  being  jewellery . 10;  20;  27V^ 

but  not  less  than  per  gross . — ;  $1.44;  $2.00 

Tomato  pulp,  in  bulk . 15;  22)4;  30 

Tomatoes,  fresh,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  tomato  products  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  products  in  their  own  factories. 

Free;  Free;  30% 
but  not  less  than  3c.  lb. 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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Tomatoes,  fresh . Free;  10;  10 

General  and  Intermediate  Rates  of  duty  shall 
not  be  less  than  134c  per  lb.,  for  a  period  not 
in  excess  of  32  weeks  in  any  year, 
in  cans,  or  other  air-tight  packages,  weight 
package  included  in  weight  for  duty,  per 

lb . Free;  2c.;  3c. 

Tomato  plants . 15:  20;  25 

Tonics,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations) 

Tonquin  beans,  crude .  .Free 

Tool  bags,  n.o.p..  . . . . 1234;  2234;  40 

Tool  boxes,  according  to  material. 

Tools  wholly  or  in  part  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.; 
for  use  in  machines 

(1)  Of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 
. Free;  734;  35 

(2)  Of  a  class  or  kind  made  in  Canada. 10;  2234;  35 

Tools,  loading . .  .  .10;  2234;  30 

Tools  for  manufacturing  rifles  (see  rifles,  articles 

for) . Free 

Tools  of  trade,  etc.,  settlers’  (settlers’  effects) ....  Free 
Tools  of  trade  in  actual  use  at  time  of  importa¬ 
tion  .  .  Free 

Tools — Files  and  rasps . . .  .  .  .Free;  2234;  35 

Tools,  hand,  adzes,  anvils,  vises,  cleavers, 
hatchets,  saws,  augers,  bits,  drills,  screw¬ 
drivers,  planes,  spokeshaves,  chisels,  mallets, 
metal  wedges,  wrenches,  sledges,  hammers, 
crowbars,  cantdogs,  and  track  tools,  picks, 

-  mattocks  and  eyes  or  polls  for  the  same 

10;  2234;  35 

pneumatic,  machine . 10;  2234;  35 

of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada. 

Free;  734;  35 

Toothpicks,  quill . . . .  ..15;  20;  25 

Toothpicks,  n.o.p.,  according  to  material. 

Tooth  powders  and  washes,  non-alcoholic. 

15;  2234 ;  40 

Topographical  globes .  Free 

Tops,  chimney  glazed  or  unglazed . 15;  2234;  35 

Tops,  worsted,  not  further  prepared  than 

combed  n.o.p . Free 

Torpedoes  of  all  kinds . Free;  2234;  25 

Tortoise  shells,  unmanufactured . Free 

Tourist  import  permits,  see  page  798 

Tourist  literature  printed  and  issued  in  U.S.A. 

by  official  organizations . Free 

Tourist  outfits,  see  page  798. 

Tow,  unmanufactured . Free 

Tow,  surgical  dressing . 10;  20;  35 

Towelling,  cotton  in  the  web,  bleached  or  mer¬ 
cerized,  n.o.p . 20;  20;  27  34 

and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Towels  of  cotton,  n.o.p . 25;  22  34;  35 

General  Rate  per  lb.  4c 

Towels  of  linen,  n.o.p . Free;  20;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c;  4c 

Towels,  sanitary . 10;  20;  35 

paper .  15;  22 34 ;  25 

Towels  wholly  of  flax  or  hemp . Free;  20;  35 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4o. 
Towels  of  vegetable  fibres.. .  .25;  2234;  35  and  4c.  lb. 

Toys,  of  metal,  mechanical . 5;  25;  40 

Juvenile  construction  sets  of  metal,  consisting 
of  various  stampings,  punched,  and  connec¬ 
tions  therefor;  parts  of  the  foregoing 

(a)  of  metal . Free;  25;  40 

(b)  of  rubber . Free;  20;  40 

Toys  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 10;  30;  40 

Tracing  cloth  of  linen . .  .  25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  4c. 

Traction  attachments,  designed  to  be  combined 
with  automobiles  in’ Canada  for  use  as  trac¬ 
tion  engines  and  parts  thereof . Free 

Traction  ditching  machines  (not  being  ploughs) 

and  complete  parts  thereof  for  repairs . Free 

Traction  engines  and  complete  parts,  n.o.p. 

Free:  15;  25 

Internal  combustion  tractors;  other  than  high¬ 
way  truck  tractors;  accessories  for  such 
tractors,  n.o.p. ;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing ....  Free 

Tracts,  religious  mo  sales  tax) .  Free 

Tragacanth  gum . Free;  Free;  15 

Transfers,  decalcomania .  1234-  20;  2234 

Travellers’  baggage  (no  S.T.)  (see  page  799) .  . .  .Free 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


samples,  see  page  794 
vehicles  (see  p.  796) 

Trawl  twine  in  hanks  or  coil  (fisheries) . Free 

Trawls  and  trawling  spoons.  . . Free;  20;  30 

Tray  cloths,  cotton,  n.o.p25;  2234;  35  and  4c.  lb. 
Tray  cloths,  linen,  n.o.p..  .  25;  22)4;  35  and  4c.  lb. 
Tray  cloths,  vegetable  fibre.  .25;  2234;  35  and  4c.  lb. 
Trays,  aucimoLiy.  souvenir  ....  20;  27  ;  30 

Trays  of  pulp  or  pulpboard  imported  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  packaging  of  apples  in 

their  natural  state . Free;  734;  35 

Treenails . Free 

Trees,  such  as  grown  in  a  forest,  n.o.p.,  and 

teasels  (under  regulations)  .  . . Free 

Ex-Nut  trees,  including  grafted  stock,  and 

buds  and  scions  for  grafting  nut  trees . Free 

fruit,  for  grafting  (see  florist  stock), 
fruit,  each  (see  florist  stock). 

ornamental . Free;  1234;  30 

plants  and  3hrubs,  commonly  known  as 
nursery  stock,  n.o.p.  (no  S.T.). .  .Free;  1234;  30 

Tree  seeds  for  re-forestation.  .  . Free 

Trimming  brass,  for  bedsteads  (see  iron  tub¬ 
ing,  etc) .  Free 

jet.  braid,  cords,  beaded,  and  gimp.  1734  ;  2234  ;  35 
Trinitrotoluol  of  ammonia,  used  in  the  manu¬ 
facturing  of  explosives . Free 

Troches,  n.o.p.  (see med.  prep) . 17  34;  20;  25 

Trombones,  brass . Free;  20 ;  35 

Trophies  of  war,  being  arms,  military  stores, 
munitions  of  war  and  other  articles,  which  are 
to  be  retained  for  use  as  bona  fide  trophies, 
under  such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may 

prescribe . Free 

Exempt  from  Sales  Tax. 

Provided  that  no  article  admitted  under  this 
item  shall  be  sold  or  disposed  of  for  use  other 
than  as  a  bona  fide  trophy  without  payment 
of  duty. 

Provided  further  that  any  article  before  dis¬ 
posal  thereof  may  be  reduced  to  scrap  and 

valued  and  rated  for  duty  accordingly . Free 

Trucks,  blast  furnace  slag,  of  a  class  or  kind 

not  made  in  Canada . Free 

Trucks,  furnace  slag,  n.o.p . 1234;  1734;  20 

Trucks  of  welded  design  with  tubular  frame,  cast 
steel  cross  members,  rubber  mountings  and 
rubber  inserted  wheels,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  and  body  shells  of  welded 
sheet  steel,  for  use  in  the  construction  of 
street  railways  cars,  not  to  include  electric 
motors  or  magnetic  truck  brakes;  complete 

parts  of  the  foregoing . Free;  734;  35 

Trucks . 10;  2234;  30 

Trunks . 12>4 ;  2234  ;  40 

Trusses,  surgical . 10;  20;  35 

Trusses,  surgical,  unassembled  parts  of,  accord¬ 
ing  to  material 

Tubers .  Free;  12  34;  20 

Tubes,  arterial,  of  metal  (embalmers’) . Free 

Tubes,  boiler,  wrought  or  seamless,  iron  or 
steel,  for  boilers,  n.o.p.,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister;  flues  and  cor¬ 
rugated  tubes  for  marine  boilers . Free 

brazed,  iron  or  steel,  not  welded . 1234;  20;  30 

of  rolled  iron  or  steel,,  not  joined  or  welded, 
not  more  than  234  inch  in  diameter,  n.o.p 

5;  10;  15 

centrifugally  cast  bronze  shells  or  tubes  not 
further  manufactured  than  turned  and  bored 
longitudinally,  of  a  size  not  made  in  Canada, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  rolls  for  paper- 

making  machinery . 7 £2*  734*  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Tubes,  collapsible,  of  lead  or  tin,  or  lead  coated 

with  tin . 10;  2734  ;  30 

Tubes  and  cones  of  all  sizes,  made  of  paper, 

adapted  for  winding  yarns  thereon .  Free 

giass . 10;  1734;  22  34 

Tubes,  wholly  or  in  part  of  rubber: — 

(1)  for  equipment  of  agricultural  implements 

and  machinery .  Free 

(2)  n.o.p. . 20';'22M;  35 

Tubing,  aluminum . Free;  22 34;  30 

aluminum  threaded  for  connections 

15;  22  34;  30 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


779 


brass  or  copper  tubing,  with  lockseam  joint, 
coated  or  not,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
engine-cooling  radiator  cores . 10;  10’  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

brass  or  oopper  tubing,  in  lengths  of  not 
less  than  six  feet,  aod  not  polished,  bent 

or  otherwise  manufactured . 5;  10;  10 

brass  or  copper  not  more  than  one-half' 
of  an  inch  in  diameter,  in  lengths  not  less 
than  six  feet,  coated  with  metal,  and  not 
polished,  bent  or  otherwise  manufactured 

,  5:  10;  10 

copper  tubing  not  less  than  M  of  an  inch  in 
diameter,  in  coils,  filled  with  magnesium 
oxide  and  one  or  more  copper  rods  or  wires, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  copper 
covered  cables . 5;  5;  30 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 
glass  for  manufacturing  incandescent  lamps. 

Free;  5;  10 

iron  or  steel,  for  gas  buoys,  eto.  (see  auto¬ 
matic  gas  buoys) .  .  .  Free 

iron,  brass  covered,  not  over  3  in.  in  dia¬ 
meter,  and  brass  trimmings,  not  polished, 
lacquered  or  otherwise  manufactured,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  iron  or  brass 
bedsteads  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories. Free 
iron  or  steel,  not  joined,  not  more  than  He  inch 
in  diameter,  with  one  end  swaged,  or 
swaged,  split  and  spread,  but  not  further 
manufactured,  when  imported  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  fishing  rods .  .  .  Free;  7  3^;  15 
metallic  and  capillary,  for  vaccine  points 

(see  metallic  tubes)  . Free 

metal  alloy  strip  or  tubing,  containing  not  less 
than  30%  by  weight  of  nickel  and  12%  by 
weight  of  chromium,  when  for  use  in  Can¬ 
adian  manufactures . Free;  Free;  20 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

metal  alloy  containing  not  less  than  33  )4  per 
cent  by  weight  of  nickel  and  12  per  cent  by 
weight  of  chromium  when  for  use  in  Canad¬ 
ian  manufactures . . . Free 

platinum  for sulphurio acid  (see platinum)  .  .  .  .Free 
seamless  steel,  cold  drawn  plain  ends,  valued 
at  not  less  than  5c.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  .  .Free;  5;  5 
Tubing,  pipe,  cast,  of  iron  or  steel,  valued  at  not 
more  than  five  cents  per  pound,  per  ton. 

$5.00;  $10.00;  $14.00 

Tubing,  pipe,  cast,  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p. 

Free;  7 K;  10 

Tubing,  pipes  and  tubes,  of  wrought  iron  or  steel 
plain  or  coated: 

(a)  Welded  or  seamless,  with  plain  or  pro¬ 

cessed  ends  not  more  than  10)4  inches  in 
diameter,  n.o.p . 15;  2,2)4;  30 

(b)  Welded  or  seamless,  with  plain  or  pro¬ 

cessed  ends,  more  than  10)4  inches  in 
diameter,  n.o.p . 10;  15;  20 

(c)  Not  joined,  with  plain  ends,  not  more 
than  2)4  inches  in  diameter,  n.o.p.  ...  5;  10;  15 

(d)  nop . 12V3;  15;  30 

Tubing,  pipes  and  tubes,  of  steel,  seamless, 

cold  drawn,  plain  ends,  polished,  valued  at 
not  less  than  five  cents  per  pound,  n.o.p. 

Free;  15;  30 

seamless  steel,  valued  at  _  not  less  than  five 
cents  per  pound,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  roller  bearings  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  bearings  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  Free;  30 

Tubing,  pipes  tubes  and  flues,  of  wrought  iron 
or  steel,  not  further  manufactured  than  in 
straight  lengths,  with  plain,  swelled  or  thick¬ 
ened  ends,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  or 
repair  of  pressure  parts  of  boilers,  pulp  mil! 
evaporators  and  vessels  for  the  refining  of 
oil,  in  their  own  factories,  under  regulations 

prescribed  by  the  Minister . Free 

zinc  seamless  drawn .  -  Free 

Tubing  and  pipes,  not  exceeding  2  inches  m 
diameter  made  from  puddled  iron,  when  for 
use  exclusively  in  recovering  crude  petrol¬ 
eum .  Free 

Tubs,  laundry,  iron  or  steel . 5;  20;  35 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Tubs,  laundry,  n.o.p . 15;  25;  35 

wood  (see  Packages) . 17)4;  20;  25 

Tufts,  cotton,  t.o  be  used  in  manufacturing  of 

mattresses . 25;  25;  35 

Genera)  Rate  per  lb  4c. 
Tumblers,  glass,  not  cut  nor  decorated,  n.o.p. 

_  15;  20;  2,2)4 

tuna  fish,  frozen,  to  be  processed  in  Canadian 

canneries . — ;  Free- 

Tungsten  rod  and  tungsten  wire  for  use  in  Cana¬ 
dian  manufactures . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Tunnels,  international. material  for. (see  material) Free 

Turkish  rugs  or  carpets . 25;  25;  40 

and  per  sq.  ft. — ;  5c.;  20c. 

Turmeric . Free 

Turpentine,  raw  or  orude . Free 

spirits  of . Free 

Turtles  . Free 

Turtle  meat,  canned . 15;  20;  35. 

Turtle  meat,  fresh  or  dried . 15;  20;  25 

Tuscan  plaits  or  braids  for  hats . Free 

Tweezers,  dutiable  according  to  material. 

Twills  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 
goods) 

Twine,  articles  made  up  of,  n.o.p.,  according  to 
material . 

for  baling  farm  produce  (no  S.T.  on  goods  used 

in  m'f’g.  of) .  ._ . Free 

(Fibre  used  in  the  m’f’g  of  no  S.T.) 

binders’,  articles  for  (see  articles) . Free 

for  fisheries,  in  hanks  or  coil . Free 

Twine  and  cordage  for  packing  purposes,  n.o.p. 

17  )4)  22)4 :  25 

(No  S.T.  if  used  in  the  manufacturing  of 
equipment  for  ships.) 

Twine  or  cord  covered  with  tinsel  .  .  .  .17)4;  22 )4;  35 
machinery  for  manufacture  of,  of  a  class  or 

kind  not  made  in  Canada . Free;  5;  10 

Twine,  sail,  of  hemp  or  flax,  for  boats  or  ships’ 

sails . Free;  5;  10 

Twine  or  yarn  of  grass  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  furniture  for  use  only  in  their 
own  factories  in  the  manufacture  of  furnitureFree 

Twine  or  yarn  of  paper . F ree 

Twist,  silk,  and  silk  floss . 12 )4;  20;  25 

Twisted  wire,  n.o.p. .  . . . . 17)4;  22 ;  25 

Type  for  printing,  including  chases,  quoins 

and  slugs,  of  all  kinds  . 7)4;  17 )4;  20 

Type,  for  schools  for  the  blind . Free 

metal  in  blocks,  bars,  plates  and  sheets 

10;  20;  20 

Typecasting  and  typesetting  machines,  and 
parts  thereof,  including  combined  metal 
melting  furnace  and  plate  finishing  machine, 

adapted  for  use  in  printing  offices . Free 

Typemaking  accessories . Free,  10;  15 

Typewriter  keys,  celluloid . 15;  20;  30 

Typewriter  Ribbon  metal  spools  for. .. Free;  15;  25 
Typewriter  Ribbon,  woven  fabric  of  cotton, 
not  colored,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturer  of  typewriter  ribbon  for  use  only 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  ribbon  in  their 

own  factory . Free;  12 ;  15 

Typewriters . Free;  20;  25 

Complete  parts  of  typewriters . Free;  15;  25 

Typewriters,  type,  tablets  with  moveable  fix¬ 
tures,  and  musical  instruments,  when 
imported  by  and  for  the  use  of  schools  for 
the  blind,  and  being  and  remaining  the  sole 
property  of  the  governing  bodies  of  the  said 
schools  and  not  of  private  individuals . Free 

U 

Ultramarine  blue,  dry  or  in  pulp . Free;  10;  10 

Umbers . 5;  12)4;  15 

Umbrella  and  parasol,  materials  and  parts  as 
hereunder  specified,  when  imported  by  man¬ 
ufacturers  of  umbrellas,  parasols,  sunshades, 
walking  sticks  or  caneB,  under  such  regula¬ 
tions  as  the  Minister  may  prescribe,  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their 
own  factories: — 

(a)  Mounts,  Bticks,  rods,  ribs,  runners,  rings, 
caps,  notches,  tips,  ferrules  and  assembled 
frames . Free;  Free;  20 

Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


780 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


(6)  Umbrella-covering  fabrics  of  a  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  whether  or  not  specially 
treated  but  not  further  manufactured  than 
with  hemmed  selvedges,  when  imported  in 
lengths  of  not  less  than  ten  yards  each,  with 

or  without  natural  selvedges . Free;  Free;  20 

Umbrellas  and  parasols,  sticks  for,  cane  and  rat¬ 
tans,  not  manufactured;  osiers  or  willows, 
and  bamboos,  unmanufactured,  and  bamboo 
reeds,  not  further  manufactured  than  cut 
into  suitable  lengths  for  walking  sticks  or 
canes,  or  for  sticks  for  umbrellas,  parasols 

or  sunshades . Free 

Umbrellas,  parasols  and  sunshades  of  all  kinds 

and  materials . 22 H;  25;  35 

Undershirts,  knitted  garments,  n.o.p.  ... 20;  35;  45 

per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30c. 

U  nenumerated  arti  cles . 15;  20 ;  25 

All  goods  not  enumerated  in  this  schedule  as 
subject  to  any  other  rate  of  duty,  and  not 
otherwise  declared  free  of  duty,  and  not  being 
goods  the  importation  whereof  is  by  law  pro¬ 
hibited 

Duty  shall  not  be  deemed  to  be  provided  for 
by  this  item  upon  dutiable  goods  mentioned  as 
“n.o.p.”  in  any  other  tariff  item. 

When  the  component  material  of  chief  value 
in  any  non-enumerated  article  consists  of  duti¬ 
able  material  enumerated  in  this  schedule  as 
bearing  a  higher  rate  of  duty  than  is  specified 
in  this  tariff  item,  such  non-enumerated  article 
shall  be  subject  to  the  highest  duty  which  would 
be  chargeable  thereon  if  it  were  composed 
wholly  of  the  component  material  thereof  of 
chief  value,  such  “component  material  of  chief 
value”  being  that  component  material  which 
shall  exceed  in  value  any  other  single  com¬ 
ponent  material  in  its  condition  as  found  in 
the  article. 

Universities,  antiquities  for . Free 

Universities,  philosophical  and  scientific  ap¬ 
paratus.  eto.,  for.  Free 

Uranium  in  the  form  of  pigs,  ingots,  billets  or 

bars . Free;  Free;  25 

On  and  after  July  1,  1958 . Free;  15;  25 

Urinals,  earthenware,  etc . 12H;  22H;  35 

iron  or  steel . 5;  20;  35 

Urinary  appliances  and  materials  and  articles  for 

use  in  the  manufacture  thereof . Free 

Urinometers  of  metal . 2H;  15;  30 

Utensils,  philosophical  and  scientific,  ior  col¬ 
leges,  eto.  (no  Sales  Tax) . Free 


Vaccine  and  ivory  vaccine  points . 15;  20;  25 

Vacoine,  sundry  articles  for  (see  metallio  tubes, 

etc.) . Free 

Vacuum  cleaners,  with  hose  and  attachment, 

and  complete  parts . 5;  20;  25 

Valentines,  advertising,  per  lb . 

5c.;  10c.;  15c 
duty  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

Valentines,  cards  or  folders,  eto. .  20;  25;  35 

and  per  lb  — ;  — ;  5c. 

Valerin  root,  unground . Free 

ground . 15:  20;  25 

Valises . 12H;  22H;  40 

Valonianuts  Fret 

Vanadium  preparations  for  use  as  catalysts . Free 

Vanilla  beans,  crude  only . Free;  2H;  10 

Vanillin  crystals . Free;  15;  25 

Vanners  for  gold  mining . Free 

Varnish,  litho  . 15;  20;  25 

Varnishes,  spirit,  and  lacquers,  per  gal. 

75c.;  85c.;  $1.25 

lacquers,  japans,  iapan  driers,  liquid  driers 

and  oil  finish,  n.o.p.,  per  gal . 5;  15;  30 

and  per  gal.  15c.;  15c.;  20c. 
Vaseline  and  similar  preparations  of  petro¬ 
leum  . 15;  20;  25 

Vases,  blown  glass . 15;  17H:  22H 

Vases,  cut  glass . 10;  22  H;  32 

Vaults,  doors  for . 10;  20;  35 

Vegetable  colourings  and  flavourings . 10;  10;  25 


Vegetable  fibre  doilies . 25;  22  H;  35 

and  per  lb.  4c 

Vegetable  fibre,  imported  as  brattice  cloth  in 
underground  mining  operations 

Free;  10;  12  H 

Vegetable  fibres  not  manufactured . Free 

manure . Free 

Vegetable  grading  machines . Free 

Vegetables,  Ircsh,  in  their  natural  state,  the 
weight  of  the  packages  to  be  included  in 
the  weight  for  duty: 

Note.  Dates  on  which  specific  rates  apply  are 
set  each  year  by  the  Customs  Dept. 

Asparagus . Free;  10;  10 

8  weeks,  per  lb.. .  . — ;  3 H  ;  3Hc 

Beans,  green . Free;  10;  10 

14  weeks,  per  lb . — ;  lHc;  lHc 

Beets . Free;  10;  10 

26  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  lc;  lc 

Brussels  sprouts . Free;  10;  30 

Cabbage . Free;  10;  10 

26  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  9/10c;  9/10c 

Carrots,  n.o.p . Free;  10;  10 

26  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  lc;  lc 

Cauliflower . Free;  10;  10 

20  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  %c\  %c 

Celery . Free;  10;  10 

24  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  lc;  lc 

Cucumbers . Free;  10;  10 

12  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  2Jfc;  2  He 

Eggplant . Free;  Free;  30 

Lettuce . Free;  10;  10 

18  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  lc;  lc 

Parsley . Free;  10;  30 

Peas,  green . Free;  10;  10 

12  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  2c;  2c 

Rhubarb . Free;  10;  10 

10  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  He;  He 

otherwise  10% 

Spinach . Free;  10;  30 

Tomatoes . Free;  10;  10 

32  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  lHc;  lHc 

Peppers,  green . Free;  10;  30 

Radishes . Free;  10; 

Artichokes . Free;  Free; 

Horseradish . Free;  Free; 

1  ’kra  . Free;  Free 


10 

Free 

10; 


30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

Free 

Free 

Free 

30 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Watercress . Free 

Whitloof  or  endive . Free; 

n.o.p . Free 

Seedlings  for  replanting:  Cabbage . 

Cauliflower . 

Onion . 

Vegetables,  frozen . 10;  17 ; 

Vegetables,  prepared,  in  air-tight  cans  or  other 
air-tight  containers,  the  weight  of  the  con¬ 
tainers  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty: 

(a)  Beans,  baked  or  otherwise  prepared 

per  pound,  Free;  1  He.; 

(b)  Corn,  per  lb . Free;  lHe.; 

Tomatoesperlb . Free;  2c.; 

(c)  Peas,  per  lb . Free;  lHc.; 

(d)  N.o.p... . Free;  15; 

Vegetables,  n.o.p.  in  cans  or  other  package, 

weight  of  packages  to  be  included.  .  Free:  20;  30 
Vegetables,  dried,  desiccated  or  dehydrated,  in¬ 
cluding  vegetable  flour,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  30 

(b)  Pickled  or  preserved  in  salt,  brine,  oil 
or  in  any  other  manner,  n.o.p. .  12 H;  20; 

(c)  Vegetable  extracts  or  juices,  liquid 

mustards,  soy  and  vegetable  sauces  of 

all  kinds . 12H;  20; 

Pastes,  hash  and  all  similar  products,  com¬ 
posed  wholly  of  vegetables  or  of  vege¬ 

tables  and  meat  or  fish  or  both,  n.o.p. 

Potatoes:  .  % 20:35 

(a)  In  their  natural  state 

per  100  lbs.,  Free;  — ;  75o 

Augustl  to  June  14  inclusive . Free 

June  15  to  July  31,  inclusive  per  100  lbs., 

(b)  Dried,  desiccated  or  dehydrated  ' 

,  .  _  ,  Per  lb.,  Free;  Free;  2%c. 

(c)  sweet,  and  yams  in  their  natural  state 

per  100  lbs.,  Free;  Free;  15c. 
Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


3c. 

3c. 

3o. 

3c. 

30 


35 


35 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


781 


W)  Sweet  potatoes  n.o.p.  per  lb. 

TWfo  t  ,  Free;  l%e.;  2%c 

tieets  for  the  manufacture  of  sugar. 

Free;  27  J4;  30 

Mushrooms,  dried . Free;  15-  30 

Mushrooms,  otherwise  prepared . Free;  15;  30 

Mushrooms,  fresh,  per  pound _ Free;  334c;  334c 

Unions,  in  their  natural  state,  weight  of  the 
packages  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for 
duty. 

(“)  Onion  sets  and  shallots . Free;  15-  30 

(6)  Onions,  n.o.p . Free;  10  ;  10 

v  ,  ■  ,  .  40  weeks,  per  lb.  — ;  lc;  lc 

etudes,  viz:  automobiles  and  motor  vehicles 
or  all  kinds  (see  page  699) 

axles  for  other  vehicles,  n.o.p . 2214-  22 K-  .35 

axles  for,  n.o.p . 20;  22 y2\  30 

buggies,  carriages  and  pleasure  carts,  anu 
vehicles  n.o.p.  and  complete  parts.  .Free;  10;  15 
farm  wagons,  farm  sleds,  logging  wagons,  log¬ 
ging  sleds,  and  complete  parts ....  Free;  15;  25 
freight  wagons,  drays  and  sleighs,  and  com-' 

Pjete  parts . Free;  25;  25 

settlers .  Fret 

Vehicles,  n.o.p . .Free;  10;  15 

Vehicle  tires,  rubber,  fitted  or  not.  .  . .  .2234;  25;  35 

Veiling,  silk,  n.o.p . 2734;  30;  45 

and  per  oz.  — ;  — ;  7c. 

Velveteen,  wholly  of  cotton,  n.o.p . 15;  25;  32  h 

..  ,  .  and  per  lb.  — ;  3J4c.;  4c. 

Veneer-drying  machines  and  parts . 5;  5;  35 

Veneers  of  ivory,  unmanufactured .  Free 

single-ply,  sliced  or  rotary-cut,  veneers  of  rose¬ 
wood,  mahogany  or  Spanish  cedar,  not  over 
five-sixteenth  of  an  inch  in  thickness,  not 

.  taped  nor  jointed . Free;  Free;  10 

single-ply,  sliced  or  rotary-cut,  of  wood,  n.o.p., 
not  over  five-sixteenth  of  an  inch  in  thick¬ 
ness,  not  tapered  nor  jointed . 10;  15;  20 

Veneers  of  wood  of  any  kind,  not  over  five- 
sixteenth  of  an  inch  in  thickness,  taped  or 

jointed . 10;  20;  25 

Plywood,  made  of  two  or  more  layers  of  veneer 
or  lumber  of  wood,  glued  or  cemented  to¬ 
gether,  but  not  further  manufactured 

1734;  20;  35 

Plywood  made  of  two  or  more  layers  of  wood 
glued  or  cemented  together  and  faced  with 

metal  on  one  or  both  sides . 5;  20;  35 

Veneers,  viz.- — Australian  blackwood.  walnut, 
silky  oak,  silkwood,  blaekbean,  maple,  Tas¬ 
manian  myrtle,  and  eucalyptus,  single-ply 
and  not  over  three-thirty  seconds  of  an  inch 

in  thickness . 10;  12)4;  15 

Australia  Treaty .  Free 

Verdigris,  dry.  sub-acetate  of  copper . Free 

Vermicelli,  per  100  lbs . Free;  $1.25;  $1.50 

Vermiculate,  crude,  or  not  further  processed  than 

ground  and  screened . Free;  Free;  25 

Vermouth  wine,  not  over  40%  .  .  .80  HO;  80 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs  4234c 
per  gal. 

over  40°/,  proof  per  gal . $5.00;  $10.00:  $10.00 

andin  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs  $8.00 
per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof. 

Vessels,  adhesive  felt  for .  .  . Free 

Vessels,  articles  for,  not  made  in  Canada  (see 

masts)  . Free 

Vessels,  dredges,  scows,  yachts,  boats  and  other 
water-borne  craft,  built  outside  of  Canada, 
of  any  material,  destined  for  use  or  service 
in  Canadian  waters  (not  including  registered 
vessels  entitled  to  engage  in  the  coasting 
trade,  nor  vessels  in  transit  between  Canada 
and  any  place  outside  thereof),  n.o.p.: — 
on  the  fair  market  value  of  the  hull,  rig¬ 
ging,  machinery,  boilers,  furniture  and 
appurtenances  thereof,  on  arrival  in 

Canada  15;  25;  25 

foreign,  British  Register  since  1912,  etc. 

(see  ships)  ..  .. — ;  25;  25 

wrecked  in  Canadian  waters,  scrap  iron  or 

steel  from  .  Free 

Vestments,  Church . 1234;  10;  20 

Vests,  knitted,  n.o.p . 25;  35;  45 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  30c. 


Veterinaries’  instruments  (metal) . Free 

Vibrators,  surgical,  of  metal . Free 

portable,  massage . 10;  22J4;  35 

Vinegar  per  gal.  (see  also  Packages) ...  10c;  10c;  'l5c 
and  in  addition  thereto,  for  ea^h  degree  of 
strength  in  excess  of  the  strength  of  proof 
„  .  ,  ,  ,  ,  134c.;  134o.;  2o. 

Provided  that  the  strength  of  proof  shall  be 
equal  to  6%  of  absolute  acid. 

Vines,  grape,  each . Free;  2c;  2J4o 

Violins... . 15;  1734 ;  30 

Violins,  violas  and  violoncellos,  antiquities  (other 
than  spirits  or  wines)  produced  more  than 
100  years  prior  to  date  of  importation,  under 
such  regulations,  including  proof  of  an¬ 
tiquity,  as  may  be  prescribed  by  the 

Minister . Free 

Vises,  iron  or  steel . 10;  22)4;  35 

Vitriol,  blue  ( sulphate  of  copper) . Free;  10;  10 

Vulcanized  fibre,  and  manufactures  of 

1734;  1734  ;  25 

w 

Wadding,  sheet,  n.o.p . 12)4;  20;  25 

sheet,  wholly  of  cotton . 1234;  20;  25 

sheet,  vegetable  fibre,  n.o.p . 1234  ;  20;  25 

Wads,  guu  . 10;  2734:  30 

gun,  felt  board  for .  Free 

Wagon  children’s,  tire  not  over  134  in. ..  15;  2234;  35 

skeins,  wagon,  for  farm  wagons . Free;  15;  25 

skeins,  for  use  on  freight  wagons  or  drays, 

Free;  25;  25 

Wagons,  boy’s  toy  wagons,  automobiles,  etc. :  small 

express  wagons . 15;  2234;  35 

Wagons,  farm,  including  four-wheeled  farm 
wagons,  equipped  to  be  tractor-drawn;  farm 
sleds;  logging  wagons;  logging  sleds;  and 
complete  parts  of  all  the  foregoing.  .Free;  15;  25 
freight;  and  complete  parts  thereof. .  .Free;  25;  25 

settlers'  (see  settlers  effects) . Free 

Walking  sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for,  cut  in  suit¬ 
able  lengths  only  (see  cane) . Free 

canes  of  all  kinds . 20;  30;  35 

Wall  diagrams,  illustration  of  natural  history 

for  universities,  schools,  and  museums . Free 

Wallpaper . 1734  ;  2234:  35 

per  lb.  2c. 

Wall  paper,  copper  rollers  and  stones  UBed  in 

the  printing  of  wall  paper . Free;  10;  10 

Wall  paper  samples,  stitched  or  bound,  per  lb 

5;  10c.;  15 
duty  not  less  than  — ;  25;  35 

not  stitched  or  bound . 1734  ;  2234'  35 

per  lb.  2e. 

Walnuts,  shelled  or  not . lc;  Free;  3c 

Ware.  gilt  or  electro  Dialed,  n.o.p.  ...  17  34;  22 34 ;  45 
Warps  composed  of  hair  combined  with  syn¬ 
thetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  tailors'  canvas  inter¬ 
facing . Free;  7.34;  20 

and  per  lb.  — ;  10c.;  1734c. 

Expires  December  31,  1956. 

Warps  wholly  of  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments,  not  more  advanced  than  singles,  not 
coloured,  with  not  more  than  seven  turns 
to  the  inch,  under  such  regulations  as  the 
Minister  may  prescribe: 

(a)  Produced  from  cellulose  acetate  ..5;  22  34  ;  35 
Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  duty  be 

less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c;  28c 

(5)  n.o.p.. . 20;  2234;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  duty  be 

less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c;  28c 

Warps  wholly  or  in  part  of  synthetic  textile  fibres 
or  filaments,  n.o.p.,  _  including  threads, 
cords,  or  twist  for  sewing,  embroidering  or 
other  purposes,  not  to  contain  silk;  yarns  of 
synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments,  wholly 
or  partially  covered  with  metallic  strip,  one 
pound  of  which  shall  contain  not  less  than 
10,000  yards;  under  such  regulations  as  the 
Minister  may  prescribe: 

(a)  Produced  wholly  from  cellulose  acetate 

734;  22  34  ;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  duty  be 
less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c.;  28c. 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


782 


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f  1956 


(6)  n.o.p . 25;  2234;  35 

Provided  that,  in  no  case,  shall  the  duty  be 
less  than,  per  pound . — ;  22c.;  28c. 

Warps,  wholly  of  cotton,  n.o.p. 

(i)  Rovings,  yarns  and  warps  wholly  of  con- 

ton,  including  threads,  cords  and  twines 
generally  used  for  sewing,  stitching,  paclc- 
agina  and  other  purposes,  n.o.p.;  cotton 
yarns,  wholly  or  partially  covered  with 
metallic  strip,  generally  known  as  tinsel 
thread . 15;  1734;  25 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.,  4c. 

(ii)  Cotton  yarns,  wholly  covered  with  a 

double  layer  of  metallic  strip  in  single 
strand  only,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  of  electrical  conductors,  in  their  own 
factories . 10;  10;  25 

4c  lb. 

(iii)  Sewing  thread,  wholly  of  cotton,  on 

spools,  not  to  exceed  250  yardB  on  one 
spool . 15;  20;  25 

4c  lb. 

Warps  composed  wholly  of  hair  or  of  hair  and 
any  vegetable  fibre  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turer  for  use  in  their  own  factories. 

Free;  17)4;  20 
and  per  lb. — ;  15c.;  1734c. 

Warps  wholly  of  cotton,  not  more  advanced 

than  singles,  n.o.p . 12)4;  15;  22J4 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Warps  wholly  of  cotton,  not  more  advanced 
than  singles,  when  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  of  knitted  goods,  to  be  used  in  their 
own  factories  in  the  manufacture  of  knitted 
goods . 1214;  15;  22  H 

Warps,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable  fibre, 
n.o.p.,  not  to  contain  silk,  synthetic  textile 
fibres  or  filaments  or  wool . 15;  22 34; 

Warps,  wholly  ol  cotton,  mercerized,  number 
forty  and  finer,  imported  by  manufac¬ 
turers  to  use  exclusively  in  their  own 
factories . Free;  20; 

Warps,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable  fibres, 
not  more  advanced  than  singles,  n.o.p.,  not 
to  contain  silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or 
filaments  or  wool . 1234;  1734; 

Warps,  wholly  of  thrown  silk  in  the  gum 

10;  1234; 

Warps,  wholly  of  spun  silk,  generally  known  as 
schappe  or  borrette,  not  more  advanced 
than  singles . 10;  12)4; 

Warps,  wholly  or  in  part  of  silk,  n.o.p. .  .  1234  ;  20;  25 

Warps,  wholly  of  thrown  silk  in  the  gum,  and 
warps  wholly  of  spun  silk,  not  colored, 
imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclus¬ 
ively  in  their  own  factories  for  weaving, 
for  knitting  underwear,  or  for  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  silk  thread . Free;  734; 

Washboards....... . 15;  1734: 

Wash  boilers,  tin  with  copper  bottom . 20;  20;  30 

Wash  cloths,  cotton . 25;  22  34  ;  35 

vegetable  fibre . 25;  2234;  35 

Washers,  brass  or  copper . 20;  20;  30 

iron  or  steel . 734;  1734;  25 

and  per  lb.  3k<5-;  34c.;  %q. 

platinum . J5;  20;  25 

Washers,  felt . 25;  27  34;  40 

and  per  lb . — ;  — ;  35c 


25 


25 


25 

15 


IS 


10 

20 


W ashers,  fibre . 17J4;  17)4; 

Washers,  lead . 20;  2734; 

Washers,  leather .  1734  ;  2234- 

Washes,  hair,  tooth,  skin,  alcoholic  perfumes  (see 
perfumes  in  spirits). 

Washing  Machines,  domestic  and  complete  parts 

15;  2234; 

Washing  machine,  for  washing  or  dyeing  textile 
fabrics,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada . Free;  5; 

Waste,  n.o.p.,  except  metallic . Free 

metallic  (see  scrap) 

Waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics  or  used  gar¬ 
ments,  wholly  of  cotton,  imported  by 
manufacturers  to  be  uspd  exclusively  for 
disintegrating,  or  for  manufacture  into 
wiping  rags  in  their  own  factories . Free 


35 


10 


Waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics,  or  used  gar¬ 
ments,  imported  to  be  used  exclusively  for 
disintegrating,  or  for  manufacture  into 
wiping  rags,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 

the  Minister . . . Fre 

Waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics  and  rags  and 
waste,  wholly  of  cotton,  sold  by  the 
weight,  not  to  include  remnants  or  mill 

ends.  .  . . 734:  10;  1234 

Waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics  or  used  gar¬ 
ments,  n.o.p.,  imported  by  manufacturers 
to  be  used  exclusively  for  disintegrating  or 
for  manufacture  of  wiping  rags  in  their 

own  factories . Free 

Waste  Silk,  portions  of  unused  fabrics  or  used 
garments,  wholly  of  silk,  or  _  of  synthetic 
textile  fibres  or  filaments,  imported  by 
manufacturers  to  be  used  exclusively  for 

disintegrating  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Waste  wholly  of  cotton  unfit  for  use  without 
further  manufacture;  raw  cotton  and  cot¬ 
ton  linters  not  further  manufactured  than 

ginned . Free 

Waste  rubber  or  gutta  percha . Free 

tin  strip  Free 

Waste,  garnetted  material  obtained  by  disinte¬ 
grating  yarns  or  fabrics,  prepared  for  use, 
n.o.p.;  wiping  rags  and  wiping  waste,  n.o.p.; 
waste  portions  of  unused  fabrics,  machine- 
cleaned  wraste,  n.o.p.,  not  to  include  rem¬ 
nants  nor  mill  ends . 7  34;  10;  1234 

Watch  actions  or  movements  and  parxs 
thereof,  finished  or  unfinished. 

Free;  15;  15 

Under  intermediate  and  general  tariff  not  less 
than  40c.  each. 

bracelets  (gold) . 20;  30;  45 

cases  and  parts . 15;  2234;  45 

fobs  and  wristieta,  leather,  imported  sep¬ 
arately .  1734  :  2234  ;  35 

glasses..  .  15:  1734  :  22  34 

Watch  bracelets,  leather . 1734  ;  2234  ;  35 

Watch  plates,  parts  of  watch  movements, 

finished  or  unfinished . Free;  15;  15 

Under  intermediate  and  general  rate  the  duty 
on  such  plates  shall  be  not  less  than,  each 

per  plate . — ;  5c;  lOo 

Watches . 20;  30;  35 

duty  not  less  than,  each . — ;  40c.;  40o. 

Watch  keys . Free;  15;  15 

Water,  cologne  and  lavender  (see  perfumes) 

Water  heaters . 10;  2234  ;  35 

of  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada 

Free;  734  ;  35 

Automatic  pilots,  thermostatic  controls, 
thermostatically-operated  controls,  hydro¬ 
statically-operated  controls,  and  parts  of  the 
foregoing,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

gas  water  heaters . Free;  5;  30 

Water,  mineral,  and  medicinal,  natural,  not  in 

bottles .  Free 

in  bottles  (unenumerated) . 15;  20;  25 

Water  paints. .  Free;  15;  30 

Waters,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations) 

Wax,  bees,  unrefined . Free 

Bees-wax,  refined  but  not  bleached.  .  .  .Free;  15;  20 

Beeswax,  n.o.p . 15;  15;  20 

Curicury . Free;  Free;  10 

carnauba . Free;  Free;  10 

Wax,  cobblers' thread . 15;  20;  25 

Esparto  wax,  for  use  in  Canadian  manufac¬ 
tures.  ;  . Free;  \%c  lb.;  10 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957 

Johnson  s  prepared  .  . 12  34:  1734;  27  34 

mfg’s  of,  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

sugar  cane  wax  for  use  in  Canadian  manufac¬ 
tures  per  100  lbs . Free;  $1.75;  $2.50 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1957. 

Wax,  vegetable  and  mineral  (not  isolated  from 

petroleum)  and  mixtures  thereof .  5  -  734-  10 

ozokerite.  .  .  . 5;  734;  10 

Crude  scale  paraffin  wax  containing  not  less  than 
two  per  centum  by  weight  of  petroleum  oil 
when  imported  by  refiners  of  petroleum 
products  to  be  refined  in  their  own  factories, 


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under  such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may 

prescribe  . Kree;  7y  25 

Wax,  paraffin . 15;  171^.  25 

Wax,  paraffin,  when  imported  for  use  exclusively  * 

in  the  manufacture  of  candles . 10;  Free;  25 

Petroleum  waxes,  not  including  petroleum 
greases : — 

(1)  When  imported  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  candles.  .Free;  Free-  25 

w  (2)  v-0,P . 15I  17  33;  25 

Wax,  sealing. . 15;  2233;  25 

Wax,  synthetic . 15;  15 ;  25 

Waxed  stencil  paper,  for  use  in  duplicatin 

machines . 10;  25.  35 

Wearing  apparel,  settlers’  (settlers’  effects) . Free 

wool,  worsted,  etc.,  n.o.p . 25;  2733;  40 

_  .  and  per  lb  — •  35c. 

Weather  strip,  cotton . 25;  25;  35 

__  .  and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  4c. 

Weaving,  books  on . Free 

machinery  for  (see  machinery,  etc.) .  .  .FYee;  5;  10 
Webbings  and  tapes  and  manufactures  of  cotton 
fabrics,  not  exceeding  two  and  one-half 
inches  in  width,  having  hooks,  eyes  or  eyelets 
attached  thereto,  generally  known  as  hook 
and  eye  tape,  for  use  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures . Free;  Free;  35 

Webbing  of  Cane  in  the  roll . 17  33;  20;  25 

Webbing,  with  strands  of  rubber  interwoven 
or  braided  therein,  not  exceeding  12  inches 

in  width . 20;  25;  35 

Webbing,  with  strands  of  rubber  interwoven  or 
braided  therein,  exceeding  1  inch,  but  not 
exceeding  12  inches  in  width,  imported  by 
manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in  their 

own  factories . 1233;  20;  25 

Webbing,  woven  fabrics,  non-elastic,  not  exceed¬ 
ing  3  inches  in  width,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  suspenders,  garters  and  hose 
supporters,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories . 10;  17  33;  20 

elastic,  for  use  in  the  manufacturing  of  arti¬ 
ficial  limbs . Free 

Wedges,  metal . 10;  22  33;  35 

Weeders,  and  complete  parts  (No  S.T.) . Free 

Weeds,  crude,  for  dyeing  or  tanning . Free 

Weighing  beams . 10;  20;  35 

Welding,  compound . 15;  20;  25 

Well  Drillers  of  the  cable  type,  iron  or  steel 

10;  2213;  35 

Well  drilling  machinery,  and  apparatus,  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  thereof,  for  use  exclusively  in 
drilling  for  water,  natural  gas  or  oil,  or  in 
prospecting  for  minerals,  not  to  include 
motive  power:  well  packers  and  complete 
parts  thereof  for  oil  and  gas  wells;  seamless 
iron  or  steel  tubing  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  for  use  in  casing  water, 

natural  gas  or  oil  wells . Free 

Well  drilling  rope  2100  feet  and  more  in  length, 
designed  for  use  in  drilling  wells  2000  feet 
and  more  in  depth  and  four  inches  or  more 
in  diameter,  and  for  use  in  raising  and 
lowering  casing  more  than  four  inches  in 
diameter  for  such  wells,  for  use  exclusively 
in  drilling  for  water,  natural  gas  and  oil, 
and  in  prospecting  for  minerals.  .....  .5;  5;  5 

Whalebone,  manufactured  n.o.p . 15;  20;  25 

Whalebone,  unmanufactured . .  •  Free 

Whale  meat,  when  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
feeding  of  fur-bearing  animals  or  in  the 

manufacture  of  feeds  for  such  purposes . Free 

Whale  oil,  n.o.p.,  not  canned  or  medicated^  ^ 

Whale  oil  soap .  Free 

Wheat  flour,  per  bbl.  (no.  S.T.) .....  Free;  50c;  $1.35 
Wheat  gluten,  vital,  for  use  in  Canadian  manu¬ 
factures . Free;  Free;  20 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1957 

Wheat,  n.o.p.,  per  bush,  (certificate  required) 

Free;  12c.;  30c 

Wheat  rolled  (see  Cereals) . 

Wheat  screenings,  n.o.p . 15:  20;  25 

Wheelbarrows . 10;  2233;  30 

Wheels,  emery  and  carborundum,  n.o.p.^  (.see 

carborundum . 15;  20,  30 


iron,  for  children’s  carriages . 15;  2233;  35 

wheels,  pressed  steel,  for  use  on  railway  rolling 

Stock  . . . 7 !4:  27)4',  35 

xvoilea  steel  wheels  in  one  piece  in  the  rough, 
not  drilled  or  machined  in  any  manner,  for 
railway  vehicles,  including  locomotives  and 
tenders,  when  imported  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  steel  wheels  for  use  on  railway 

rolling  stock . Free;  20;  30 

Free;  20;  30 

Wheels,  n.o.p . 733;  2733;  30 

wood  for  wagons . 17  13;  20.  25 

Wheels  for  farm  wagons . Free;  15;  25 

Whipcord^  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress  goods). 
Whip  sockets  for  carriages — according  to  ma¬ 
terial. 

Whips,  articles  for  manufacture  of  (see  reeds) ....  Free 
Whip;  of  all  kinds,  including  thongs  and  lashes 

1733;  2233;  30 

Whiskey  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  (see  also  “Pack¬ 
ages”)  .  .  .  . . . per  gal.  $4.50;  $5.00;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  under  all  tariffs  $8.00  gallon. 

Whisks . 15;  1733:  20 

White  lead,  dry . 15;  20;  30 

ground  in  oil  ....  . . 20;  25;  3733 

White,  Paris,  and  satin,  and  gilders’  whiting, 

Free;  10;  10 

zinc,  dry . . Free;  1233;  15 

Whiting,  gilders’,  and  whiting . Free;  10;  10 

Wick,  braided  for  candles  or  tapers,  with  or 
without  core,  processed  or  not: — - 

(1)  Imported  by  manufacturers  of  wax  can¬ 

dles  or  tapers  for  use  in  their  own  factories 
in  the  manufacture  of  wax  candles  and 
tapers . Free 

(2)  Imported,  under  such  regulations  as  the 
Minister  may  prescribe,  for  use  exclusively 

in  oil-burning  sanctuary  lamps . Free 

Wicks,  candle,  with  metallic  or  other  attach¬ 
ments  or  holders . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  4c. 

Wicks  for  coal  oil  stoves . 25;  25;  35 

and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  4c. 

Willows,  unmanufactured . Free 

plaits  or  braids  for  hats . Free 

Windlasses,  ships’,  power . 10;  2233;  35 

hand  . 10*  25;  35 

Windmills  and  parts  not  including  shafting 

(no  S.T.) . Free 

Window  blinds,  paper,  of  all  kinds.  .1733;  2233  ;  35 

cornices  and  poles,  of  all  kinds . 20;  25;  30 

W indo w  frames  and  sash,  galvanized  steel 

10;  2233;  35 

Window  glasB.  common  or  colourless  ..  Free;  10;  15 
Window  shade  cloth  in  the  piece,  according 
to  material. 

Window  shades,  cut  to  size  or  hemmed  or 

mounted  on  rollers,  n.o.p . 20;  30:  40 

shade  or  blind  rollers . 1233;  2233;  30 

Windows,  glass,  stained,  etc.  (ornamental) 

733;  7.33;  1734 

wire . 20;  25;  30 

Wind-stackers,  and  threshing  machine  separ¬ 
ators,  including  baggers,  weighers  and 
self-feeders  therefore,  and  complete  parts 

thereof,  (no  S.T.) . Free 

Wine,  spirits  of.  n  o  p.  (see  alcohol  ethyl), 
Vermouth,  aperitif  and  cordial  wines,  contain¬ 
ing  thirty  two  per  cent  or  less  of  proof  spirit, 
whether  imported  in  wood  or  in  bottles 

per  gallon . 20c;  20c;  55c;  and  30% 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4213c  gal. 

Vermouth,  aperitif  and  cordial  wines,  contain¬ 
ing  more  than  thirty  two  per  cent  of  proof 
spirit  and  not  more  than  forty  per  cent  of 

proof  spirit . 80;  80;  80 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4234c  gallon. 

Medicinal  or  medicated  wines,  n.o.p.,  including 
ginger  wine,  containing  not  more  than  forty 

per  cent  of  proof  spirit . 80;  80;  80 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4233c  gallon. 

Wines  of  the  fresh  grape  of  all  kinds,  not  sparkl¬ 
ing,  imported  in  barrels  or  in  bottles,  for 


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sacramental  purposes,  containing  not  more 
than  twenty  six  per  cent  of  proof  spirit — 

per  gallon . 20c;  20c;  55c 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4234c  gallon. 

Wines  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.,  including  orange, 
lemon,  strawberry,  raspberry,  elder  and 
currant  wines,  containing  twenty  four  per 
cent  or  less  of  proof  spirit,  whether  imported 
in  wood  or  in  bottles — per  gallon.  .20c;  20c;  55c 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4234c  gallon. 

Wines  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.,  including  orange, 
lemon,  strawberry,  raspberry,  elder  and 
currant  wines,  containing  more  than  twenty 
four  per  cent  but  not  more  than  twenty-six 
per  cent  of  proof  spirit,  whether  imported 
in  wood  or  in  bottles — per  gallon. .  55c;  55c;  55c 

and  — ;  — ;  30  % 

and  in  addition  thereto,  for  each  degree  of 
strength  in  excess  of  twenty-six  per  cent  of 
proof  spirit  until  the  strength  reaches  forty 

percent — per  gallon . 3c;  3c;  3c 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
4234c  gallon. 

Prune  wine,  not  sparkling,  when  containing 
not  more  than  twenty-six  per  cent  of  proof 

spirit — per  gallon . 25c;  55c;  55c 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
42)4c  gallon. 

and  in  addition  thereto,  for  each  degree  of 
strength  in  excess  of  twenty-six  per  cent  of 
proof  spirit  until  the  strength  reaches  thirty- 

eight  per  cent  of  proof  spirit . — ;  3c;  3c 

Wines  of  the  fresh  grape  of  all  kinds,  except 
sparkling  wines,  imported  in  barrels  or  in 
bottles,  containing  less  than  thirty-five  per 
cent  proof  spirit,  when  the  produce  of 
Australia,  New  Zealand  or  the  Union  of 
South  Africa — per  gallon  20c. 
and  in  addition  thereto  4234c  per  gallon, 
when  containing  35  per  cent  or  over  but 
not  more  than  40  per  cent — per  gallon  40c. 
and  in  addition  thereto  42}4c  per  gallon. 
Sparkling  wines  and  champagne: 

(o)  in  bottles  each  containing  not  more  than 
a  quart  but  more  than  a  pint  (old  wine 
measure)  per  dozen  bottles.  .$9.30;  $4.00;  $9.30 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

from  Australia  and  South  Africa  $7.44 
and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$1.75  per  gallon. 

(6)  In  bottles  containing  not  more  than  a  pint 
each  but  more  than  one-half  pint  (old  wine 
measure)  per  dozen  bottles ..  $4.65;  $2.00;  $4.65 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

from  Australia  and  South  Africa  $3.72 
and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$1.75  per  gallon. 

(c)  In  bottles  containing  one-half  pint  each 

or  less  per  dozen  bottles.  .  .$2.32;  $1.00;  $2.32 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

from  Australia  and  South  Africa — $1.86 
and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$1.75  per  gallon. 

(d)  In  bottles  containing  over  one  quart  each 
(old  wine  measure)  per  gallon  $4.50;  $2.00;  $4.50 

and  — ;  — ;  30% 

from  Australia  and  South  Africa — $3.60 
and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$1.75  per  gallon. 

Wines  of  all  kinds  containing  over  40  per  cent  of 
proof  spirit  per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof 

$5.00;  $10.00;  $10.00 

and  in  addition  thereto  under  all  tariffs 
$8.00  per  gallon  of  the  strength  of  proof. 

Wire  or  strip,  viz.:  Gold,  gold-filled,  silver, 
silver-filled,  brass  or  nickel  silver,  knurled, 
twisted,  figured  or  with  ornamental  design 
rolled  or  drawn  thereon,  and  wire  of  nickel 
silver,  plain,  in  coil  or  otherwise,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  jewellery  or 
ornaments  for  the  adornment  of  the  person. 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  articles,  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  1234:  25 

for  baling  farm  produce  (no  sales  tax) . Free 

Wire,  brass,  plain .  .  10;  20;  35 

tinned  .  10:  20;  35 

Wire,  brass,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
fourdrinier  wires  or  of  paper-machine  wire 
cloth,  for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories. 

Free:  15;  35 

Wire,  brass,  whitened  spring  (see  piano  material)  Free 
Wire,  of  brass,  zinc,  iron  or  steel,  screw  or 
twisted  or  flattened  or  corrugated,  for  use  in 
connection  with  nailing  machines  for  the 
manufacture  of  boots  and  shoes,  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  of  boots  and  shoes, 
to  be  used  exclusively  for  such  purposes  in 

their  own  factory . Free 

Wire,  bronze . 10;  20;  35 

Wire  brushes,  n.o.p . 15;  25;  40 

Wire  cable,  covered,  iron  or  steel . 15;  20;  30 

Wire  cable,  covered,  n.o.p . 20:  20:  30 

Wire  cloth,  brass  nr  copper  (woven) ....  1734  1  20;  25 

cloth,  iron  or  steel  (woven) . 1734  ;  25;  35 

Wire,  coated  or  not,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
recording  and  reproduction  of  sound: — 

(1)  of  iron  or  steel . 10;  10;  25 

(2)  n.o.p . 5;  10;  25 

Wire,  cold  drawn,  galvanized,  tempered  or  not, 

in  coils  of  not  less  than  five  thousand  feet, 
when  imported  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  speedometer  flexible  outer  casing — from 
January  15,  1949  to  December  31,  1956  .  . . 

Free;  Free;  20 

Wire,  copper,  plain,  tinned  or  plated  ..10;  20;  35 
Wire,  copper  covered  steel  wire,  not  less  than 
one-quarter  inch  in  diameter  and  rods, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  trolley, 
telegraph  and  telephone  wires,  electric  wires 
and  electric  cables,  for  use  only  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  10;  10 

copper  covered  steel  wire  not  less  than  .1875 
inch  in  diameter  and  copper  covered  steel 
rod,  when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
trolley,  telegraph  and  telephone  wires, 
electric  wires  and  electric  cables,  for  use 
only  in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in 

their  own  factories . Free;  10;  10 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

doors  and  windows . 20;  25;  30 

fasteners  shoelace .  Free 

fence,  looms  for  weaving . 10;  2234;  35 

woven  or  welded  wire  fencing,  of  iron  orsteel, 
coated  or  not,  from  wire  not  more  than  .144 
inches  and  not  less  than  .080  inches  in  diameter, 
with  tolerance  not  to  exceed  .004  inches;  wire 
fencing,  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. 

Free;  1234;  15 

woven  or  welded  wire  fencing,  of  iron  or  steel, 

coated  or  not,  n.o.p . 1234  ;  20;  35 

wire  cloth  or  wire  netting,  of  iron  or  steel, 

coated  or  not . 1734  ;  25;  35 

Wire  of  iron  or  steel,  coated  with  zinc  or  spelter, 
curved  or  not,  in  coils,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  barbed  fencing  wire  or  of 
wire  fencing  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  barbed  fencing  wire  or  of  wire  fenc¬ 
ing,  in  their  own  factories . Free 

Wire,  of  iron  or  steel: 

(а)  Barbed  fencing,  coated  or  not  .  .Free;  10;  10 

(б)  Twisted,  braided  or  stranded,  including 
wire  rope  or  cable,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. 

15*  25*  25 

(c)  Drawn  flat  or  cold  rolled  flat  after  drawing 
coated  or  not,  n.o.p.,  not  more  than  .25 
inches  in  width  and  less  than  .1875  inches 

m  thickness . . 7  ;  20 ;  20 

(d)  Coated  with  zinc  or  spelter,  curved  or  not, 
in  coils,  .144,  .104  or  .092  inches  in  diameter, 
with  tolerance  not  to  exceed  .004  inches, 
and  not  for  use  in  telegraph  or  telephone 

..‘'“f8;-- . Free;  10;  10 

//%  t.oated  w>tn  zincor spelter, n.o.p.  .  .10;  20;  20 
(/).  Single  or  several,  covered  with  any  material 
including  cable  so  covered;  coated,  n.o.p. 

15;  25;  30 

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(ff)  N.o.p.  . . . . 15;  15;  20 

Ex-wire,  of  rust  or  acid  resisting  steel,  twisted 
or  stranded,  for  use  exclusively  in  commer¬ 
cial  fishing  operations . Free;  10;  25 

Wire  of  steel: 

(a)  Spring,  not  less  than  .40  per  centum  by 
weight  of  carbon,  when  imported  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  springs  for 
mattresses,  cushions  or  upholstery : 

(i)  .128,  .116,  .104  and  .092  inch  in  diameter, 
with  a  tolerance  not  to  exceed  .003  inch 
.  Free;  5;  7 34 

(u)  .144,  .080,  .072,  .064,  .056  and  .048  inch 
in  diameter,  with  a  tolerance  not  to 

exceed  .003  inch . 5;  5;  7)4 

nails,  n.o.p  ,  per  100  lbs .  40c.:  55c.:  '60c. 

nails,  iron  or  steel,  less  than  1  inch. .  .15;  27 30 

netting,  iron  or  steel . 17)4;  25;  35 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p . 10;  20;  35 

work,  and  manufactures  of  wire,  n.o.p. 

,  ,  ,  10;  2234;  35 

phosphor,  bronze . 5;  iy2-  10 

Wire  pins,  n.o.p . 1734;  25;  30 

and  per  lb.  10c;  10c. 

platinum . . Free 

rods  for  manufacture  of  wire  (see  iron  and 
steel). 

rope  line,  to  be  used  as  cables.  .  .  .1734  ;  2234  ;  25 
rope,  for  use  exclusively  for  rigging  of  ships 
and  vessels,  under  regulations  by  the 
Minister  (wire  rope  not  classed  as  rigging 
when  used  as  cables,  as  tow  lines,  or  for 

moving  or  holding  the  ship) . Free 

rope,  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p  .  15;  25;  25 

rope  or  cable,  coated  or  not,  for  use  exclusively 
in  commercial  fishing  operations.  .  .Free;  10;  25 

screens . 20;  25;  30 

Wire,  spring  steel  music,  coated  or  not  having  a 
tensile  strength  of  not  less  than  two  hundred 
and  thirty  thousand  pounds  per  square  inch, 
for  the  manufacture  of  mechanical  springs 

. 734  ;  734  ;  30 

Expires  Sept.  30,  1956 

Wire,  steel,  flat,  oi  number  sixteen  gauge  or 
thinner,  when  imported  by  the  manufac¬ 
turers  of  crinoline  or  corset  wire  and  dress 
stays,  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories,  Free;  5;  5 
steel,  valued  at  not  less  than  two  and  three- 
quarter  cents  per  pound  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  rope  for  use  exclusively  in 

the  manufacture  of  rope . Free;  5:  734 

Wire  stitchers  and  staplers,  hand  or  power  and 
parts  but  not  including  motive  power 

5;  5;  35 

Wire,  stranded,  2  or  more  strands  9,  12  and  13 

gauge  galvanized  or  not . 1734;  2234  ;  25 

Wire,  tungsten,  molybdenum  and  copper  clad 
or  nickel  copper  and  steel,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  for  use  in  their  own 
factories  in  the  manufacture  of  metal  fila¬ 
ments  for  electric  lamps . .  Free 

Wire,  twisted,  braided  or  stranded,  including 
wire  rope  and  wire  cable,  coated  or  not,  n.o.p. 

1734;  2234;  25 

Tungsten  rod  and  tungsten  wire  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufactures . Free;  Free;  25 

Expires  June  30,  1956. 

Wire,  welding,  according  to  material. 

Witch  Hazel,  crude,  non-alcoholic . Free;  15;  25 

alcoholic,  under  40%  spirits,  per  gal  (see  Med. 
prep.) 

over  40%,  per  gal.  $3.00  and . 30;  30;  30 

Wood  alcohol  (see  alcohol,  ethyl), 
blocks  or  sticks,  rough,  hewn  or  sawn  only.  . .  .Free 
Wood — Billets  of,  not  further  manufactured 
than  rough  turned  to  dowel  form,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  oaseball  bats 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
baseball  bats  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  Free;  10 

Wood,  blocks  of,  hollow,  for  making  artificial 

limbs  .  Fre< 

Wood  bowls . — ;  1734;  — 

Wood  carvings  (furniture) . 15;  25;  15 

cork,  unmanufactured  .  Free 

cork,  m’f’rs.  of,  n.o.p . Free;  15;  20 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of 


Wood  dishes . — 1734-  - _ _ 

W  ood,  for  flooring,  mosaic . 17)4;  20;’ 25 

Wood  furniture,  in  parts  or  finished 

15;  25;  45 

Wood  hoops  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  slack 

barrels . . Free;  Free;  25 

Wood,  hardwood  flooring,  tongued  and/or 
grooved,  or  jointed,  viz.; — beech,  birch, 

maple  and  oak . 1734;  1234  ;  25 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p .  1734  ;  20;  25 

Wood,  lumber,  planks,  boards  of.  sawn,  split  or 

cut,  dressed  on  one  side  only .  Free 

Ponderosa  pine  lumber  (pinus  ponderosa)  and 
California  sugar  pine  lumber  (pinus  Lam- 
bertiana),  not  further  manufactured  than 

planed,  dressed,  or  jointed . Free 

Wood  mantels,  with  or  without  mirrors 

15;  25;  45 

matches . 734;  10;  25 

mouldings,  all  kinds . 1734  ;  22 34;  25 

naphtha  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

oils,  China . Free 

paving  blocks . 1734;  20;  25 

pulp . Free;  Free;  25 

Wood  sawdust . Free 

Wood,  sa wn  boards,  planks  and  deals  planed  or 
dressed  on  one  or  both  sides,  when  the 
edges  thereof  are  jointed  or  tongued  and 

grooved,  n.o.p . 10;  10;  25 

Ex.  California  redwood  lumber  (sequoia  semper 
virens)  not  further  manufactured  than 

planed,  dressed,  or  jointed . — ;  Free;  — 

screws  of  iron  or  steel . 15;  20;  30 

screws,  brass  or  copper,  n.o.p . 22)4;  30;  35 

Wood  shingles .  Free 

Wood  shingles  of  cedar,  creosoted,  vulcanized  or 

otherwise  processed  or  treated . Free;  Free;  25 

ood  spirit  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

w  ood.  stirrups  of .  Free 

ten  pin  blocks  of,  in  the  rough,  when  imported 
by  the  manufacturers  of  ten  pins  for  use  only 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their 

own  factories . 5;  734;  10 

Wood,  timber,  lumber,  planks,  eto.,  sawn  or 

split  only . Free 

veneers,  see  veneers. 

Wood  trays . — ;  1734;  — 

Wood  veneers,  single-ply,  sliced  or  rotary  cut,  ot 
rosewood,  mahogany,  walnut,  oak  or  Spanish 
cedar,  not  over  34  in.  in  thickness,  not  taped 

or  jointed . Free;  Free;  10 

Wood  veneers,  single-ply,  sliced  or  rotary  cut,  of 
wood,  n.o.p.  not  over  34  in.  in  thickness,  not 

taped  or  jointed . 10;  15;  20 

Wood  veneers  of  wood  of  any  kind,  not  over  5,4 

in.  in  thickness,  taped  or  jointed . 10;  20;  25 

Wood  veneers,  plywood,  made  of  two  or  more 
layers  of  veneer  or  lumber  of  wood,  glued  or 
cemented  together,  but  not  further  manufac¬ 
tured . 1734  ;  20;  35 

Plywood  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
picker  sticks  for  use  in  the  manufacture 
of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories. — ;  10;  — 

Plywood  of  okoume . — ;  10;  — 

Wood,  viz: — Australian  blackwood,  walnut,  silky 
oak,  silkwood,  black  bean,  maple,  Tasmanian 
myrtle  and  eucalyptii,  single  ply  and  not  over 

34  of  an  inch  in  thickness . 10;  1234:  15 

Under  Australian  Treaty .  Free 

Wooden  doors  of  a  height  and  width  not  less  than 

6  feet  and  2  feet  respectively . Free;  22  34:  25 

Wooden  doors,  n.o.p . _ . 1734;  20;  25 

Woods,  for  dyeing  or  tanning .  Free 

Wool  not  further  advanced  than  scoured,  for  use 

in  Canadian  manufactures . Free 

Until  March  31,  1956. 

Garnetted  material,  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool, 
the  hair  of  the  camel,  alpaca,  goat  or  other 
like  animal,  in  the  natural  or  undyed  state 
but  not  containing  silk,  nor  synthetic  fibres 
or  filaments,  nor  cotton,  for  use  in  Canadian 

manufactures . Free 

Wool  and  hair  of  camel,  alpaoa.  goat,  and  other 
like  animals,  not  further  prepared  than 

combed  per  lb .  Free;  10c;  15c 

blankets,  household,  n.o.p.,  not  to  include 
horse  blankets,  automobile  rugs,  steamer 

Duty’’  see  (Customs)  Index. 


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[1956 


rues  nor  like  articles . 20;  25;  35 

and  per  lb.  5c. :  20c.;  30c 

wholly  of  cotton . 17)4;  17)4;  35 

and  per  pound  5c;  5c;  30c 
Wool  clothing,  wearing  apparel  and  articles 
made  from  woven  fabrics,  and  all  textile 
manufactures,  wholly  or  partially  manu¬ 
factured,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool, 
or  similar  animal  fibres,  but  of  which  the 
component  of  chief  value  is  not  silk  nor 
synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments,  n.o.p.; 
fabrics  coated  or  impregnated,  composed 
wholly  or  in  part  of  yarns  of  wool  or  hair,  but 
not  containing  silk  nor  synthetic  textile 

fibres  or  filaments .  25;  27 )4;  40 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  35c 

Wool  Burgical  dressing . ..10;  20;  35 

Wool  woven  fabrics  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 

yarns  of  wool  or  hair,  n.o.p . 20;  27)4;  40 

and  per  lb.  12c.;  30c.;  35o. 
Provided,  however,  that  the  sum  of  the 
specific  and  ad  valorem  duties  imposed  by 
this  item  on  imports  under  the  British 
Preferential  Tariff  shall  not  be  in  excess  of 
50  cents  per  pound,  and  under  most- 
favored  nations  when  not  exceeding  in 
weight  9  ounces  to  the  square  yard,  $1.00 
per  pound. 

woven  fabrics,  composed  wholly  or  in  chief  part 
by  weight  of  wool  or  hair,  not  exceeding  in 
weight  6  ozs.  to  the  square  yard,  when  im¬ 
ported  in  the  gray,  unfinished  state  for  the 
purpose  of  being  dyed  and  finished  in 

Canada . 15;  20;  30 

and  per  lb.  7  J4c.;  17)4c.;  20c. 
woven  fabrics,  composed  wholly  or  in  chief 
part  by  weight  of  yarns  of  wool  or  hair,  not 
exceeding  in  weight  four  ounces  to  the 
square  yard,  when  imported  in  the  gray  or 
unfinished  condition,  for  the  purpose  of  be¬ 
ing  dyed  or  finished  in  Canada.  ..  .Free;  20;  30 
and  per  lb. — ;  15c.;  20c 
Italian  linings  or  of  cotton  and  wool.  .  Free;  20;  25 

lamb's,  surgical  dressing .  10:  20;  35 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p . 25;  27)4;  40 

and  per  lb.  — ;  — ;  35c 

mineral,  not  asbestos  or  steel . Free;  25;  25 

rags . Free 

shoddy  (see  waste) . 7)4;  10;  12)4 

steel . Free;  15:  20 

undershirts  and  drawers,  knitted  n.o.p  ..  .20;  35;  45 
and  per  lb. — ;  — ;  30c. 
waste,  machined,  eto.  (see  waste! .  .  .7)4;  10;  ;12)4 
waste,  garnetted,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  woolen  goods  for  use  exclusively 

in  their  own  factories . Free 

Wool,  in  the  grease,  when  imported  by  paper- 
maker  felt  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  papermakers’  felt,  in 

their  own  factories . Free 

Works  of  art  in  bronze,  cast  from  models  made 
in  Canada  and  designed  by  sculptors  domiciled 
therein,  under  regulations  by  the  Minister  of 

Customs .  Free 

Worsted  fabrics,  eto.,  to  be  finished  in  Canada 
(see  dress  goods! . 

Worsted  tops,  not  further  prepared  than  combed 

per  lb..  Free;  10c.;  15o. 
Worsted  yarn,  wool,  n.o.p.,  not  containing  silk 

nor  artificial  silk . 15;  17)4;  22  )4 

and  per  lb.  5c.;  20c.;  22)4c 

Wrappers  (advertising),  per  lb .  5o.;  10c.;  15c 

duty  not  less  than  .  .  .  . — ;  25;  35 

Wrenches . 10;  22)4;  35 

Wringers,  clothes,  for  domestic  use,  and  parts 

thereof . 20;  22)4;  35 

Writing  desks — fancy . 15;  25;  45 

furniture . 15;  25;  45 

ink . 15;  20;  25 

slates,  school . Free;  22  )4;  25 


Xanthates,  used  in  the  process  of  concentrating 

ores,  metals  or  minerals . Free 

X-ray  apparatus  and  parts  thereof . Free 

X-ray  developing  hangers . Free 

X  Ray  films . Free 


Gloves,  mittens  and  other  wearing  apparel 
all  of  the  foregoing  when  lead  impregnated 
or  lead-lined,  for  the  use  of  X  Ray  operators .  Free 
X-ray  viewing  clips,  nickel  plated.  .  .  17  )4:  22)4;  45 

Xyolite  collars,  cuffs . Free;  20;  25 

Xyolite  in  sheets,  bars,  lumps,  rods  or  blocks, 
not  further  manufactured  than  moulded  or 
pressed . Free 

Y 

Yachts  (see  vessels) .  15;  25;  25 

Yams  (Bee  potatoes) . 

Yardsticks,  printed  or  not . .  15;  22)4;  30 

Yarn,  Angora,  made  from  the  hair  or  fur  of 

Angora  rabbits . 15;  17)4;  22)4 

and  per  lb.  5c. ;  20c.;  22)4c. 
Yarns,  alpaca,  for  use  in  manufacture  of  pile 

fabrics . Free;  10;  20 

and  per  pound  — ;  — ;  17)4c 
Expires  Dec.  31,  1956 

Yarns,  wholly  or  in  part  of  asbestos,  for  use  in 
the  manufacture  of  clutch  facings  and  brake 

linings . 7)4;  12)4;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1956. 

yarn,  jute  or  hemp,  plain. dyed,  or  colored,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusi¬ 
vely  in  their  own  factories  for  weaving 
purposes,  or  for  insulating  wire. .  .Free;  10:  15 

coir  ...  .  . Free 

hemp,  single  or  plied,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  fishing  twine  or  rope,  not 
exceeding  one  and  one-half  inches  in  cir¬ 
cumference,  or  for  the  construction  or 

repair  of  fishing  nets . — ;  Free;  — 

Yarns,  alpaca,  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
pile  fabrics  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  fabrics  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  10;  12  34 

Yarns  and  warps,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 
wool,  thehairof  the  camel,  alpaca,  goat  or  other 
like  animal,  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use 
exclusively  in  their  own  factories 

734;  1234;  20 

and  per  lb.  5c.;  15c.;  1734c. 

Yarns  and  warps  composed  of  hair  combined 
with  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  filaments  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  tailors’  canvas 

interfacing . Free;  734  ;  20 

and  per  lb.  — ;  10c.;  17)4c. 
Expires  December  31,  1956. 

Yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  thrown  silk  in  the 

gum. . .  . 10;  1234;  15 

Yarns,  rovings  and  warps,  wholly  of  spun  silk, 
generally  known  as  schappe  or  bourette,  not 

more  advanced  than  singles  . 10;  1234;  15 

Yarns,  wholly  of  artificial  silk,  not  more  ad¬ 
vanced  than  singles — see  Warps. 

Yarns,  wholly  or  in  part  of  silk  or  other  synthetio 
fibres  produced  by  chemical  process,  n.o.p., 
including  threads,  cords  or  twist  for  sewing, 
embroidering  or  other  purposes  ....12J4;  20;  25 
Yams  and  warps,  wholly  of  synthetic  textile 
fibres  or  filaments,  not  more  advanced  than 
singles,  not  coloured,  with  not  more  than 
seven  turns  to  the  inch,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  woven  cord  tire  fabric,  until 

Dec.  31,  1955 . 7J4;  10;  35 

In  no  case  shall  the  duty  be  less  than 

— ;  11c.;  28c. 

Yarns,  wholly  or  in  part  of  artificial  silk  or  other 
similar  synthetic  fibres  produced  by  chemical 
processes,  n.o.p. — see  Warps. 

Yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  thrown  silk  in  the 
gum,  rovings,  yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of 
spun  silk,  not  coloured,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  for  use  exclusively  in  their  own 
factories  for  knitting  underwear,  for  weaving 
or  for  the  manufacture  of  silk  thread 

Free:  7)4;  10 

Yarns,  wholly  of  vegetable  fibre,  other  than 
cotton,  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use 
exclusively  in  their  own  factories  in  weaving 
fabrics  or  insulating  wire  .  .  Free;  10;  15 

wholly  of  linen,  imported  by  manufacturers, 
for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  for 
weaving  or  braiding  into  fabrics 

Free;  Free;  15 


For  "Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


787 


Yarns,  wholly  of  cotton,  mercerized.  No.  40  and 
nner,  imported  under  regulations  prescribed 
by  the  Minister,  for  sale  to  manufacturers, 
to  be  further  manufactured  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  20;  25 

Yarn,  wholly  of  cotton,  number  forty  and  finer,’ 
not  more  advanced  than  singles,"  when  im¬ 
ported  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively 
in  their  own  factories  in  the  manufacturing  of 

cotton  sewing  thread . Free;  10;  15 

i  arns,  wholly  of  cotton,  coarser  than  number  40, 
but  exceeding  number  20,  not  more  advanced 
than  singles;  imported  by  manufacturers 
who  manufacture  cotton  sewing  thread,  and 
crochet,  knitting,  darning  and  embroidery  cot¬ 
tons  for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  in 
the  manufacture  of  these  materials.  .  .  .7 y2\  15;  20 
Yarns,  cotton,  not  more  advanced  than  singles, 
wholly  or  partially  covered  with  metallic 
strip,  generally  known  as  tinsel  thread 

15;  1734;  25 
and  per  lb. — ;  3c.;  4c 

\  arn,  cotton,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

binder  twine . Free 

Yarn, cotton  sewing  thread  and  crochet,  knitting, 
darning  and  embroidery  yarn,  in  hanks,  or  on 
dyeing  or  bleaching  cores,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in  their  own 
factories  in  the  manufacturing  or  spooling  of 
cotton  sewing  thread  and  crochet,  knitting, 
darning  and  embroidery  cottons.  ..  .5;  10;  20 
Yarns,  composed  wholly  of  hair  or  of  hair  and 
any  vegetable  fibre,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  for  use  in  their  own  "factories. 

,  ,,  Free;  1734;  20 

and  per  lb . — ;  15c.;  17)4e 

Yarns,  pulp  or  fibreboard,  in  squares  or  oblong 
sheets,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  in 
the  manufacture  of  tubes  and  cones  for 

the  winding  of  yarns  thereon . Free 

Yarns,  rovings  and  warps  of  spun  synthetic  tex¬ 
tile  fibres  or  filaments,  not  coloured,  import¬ 
ed  by  manufacturers  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  cut  pile  fabrics,  in  their 

own  factories . Free ;  25 ;  35 

duty  not  less  than  per  lb . — ;  24c.;  28c 

Yarns,  rovings  and  warps  wholly  of  jute,  not 
more  advanced  than  singles,  n.o.p.,  not  to 
contain  silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments  nor  wool . Free;  1734;  25 

Yarns,  rovings  and  warps,  wholly  of  jute,  in¬ 
cluding  yarn  twist,  cords  and  twines  gen¬ 
erally  used  for  packaging  and  other  pur¬ 
poses,  n.o.p . 20;  25;  3234 

Yarns,  wholly  of  cotton,  covered  with  a  double 
layer  of  metallic  strip  in  single  strand  only, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  electrical 
conductors  in  their  own  factories.  .  .  .10;  10;  25 

4c  lb. 

Yarns,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable  fibres,  not 
more  advanced  than  singles,  n.o.p.,  not  to 
contain  silk,  synthetic  textile  fibres  or  fila¬ 
ments  nor  wool . 123^;  1734;  25 

Yarns,  wholly  or  in  part  of  vegetable  fibres, 
n.o.p.,  not  to  contain  silk,  synthetic  textile 

fibres  or  filaments  nor  wool . 15;  20:  25 

Yarns,  wholly  of  cotton,  No.  40  or  finer,  for 
manufacture  of  mercerized  cotton  yarns. 

Free;  15;  15 

Yarns  and  warps,  composed  of  a  blend  of  cotton 
and  nylon  fibres,  in  chief  part  by  weight  of 
cotton,  of  number  100  and  finer,  two-ply, 
gassed,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Can¬ 
ada,  imported  by  manufacturers  of  mercer¬ 
ised  yarns  to  be  used  exclusively  for  further 
chemical  processing  in  their  own  factories 

Free;  Free;  35 
but  not  less  than  per  lb.  28c 
Expires  June  30,  1956 

Yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  cotton,  number  70 
and  finer,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 


for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
Lever’s  lace,  in  their  own  factories 

Free*  Ffgg*  25 

During  the  period  April  1,  52  to  Sept’.  30,  1957 
Yarns  and  warps,  wholly  of  cotton,  number 
eighty  and  finer,  two-ply,  gassed,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  woven  fabrics  for  use  ex¬ 
clusively  in  their  own  factories  in  the  pro¬ 
duction  of  woven  fabrics . Free;  10;  15 

Yarns,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  or 
hair,  but  not  containing  silk  or  synthetic  tex¬ 
tile  fibres  or  filaments,  n.o.p . 7J4;  1234;  2234 

and  per  lb.  5c.;  15c.;  2234c. 

Yarns,  mohair  or  alpaca,  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  cut  pile  fabrics  for  upholstery 
purposes  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  such  cut  pile  fabrics,  in  their  own 

factories . Free;  10;  12  34 

Yarn  of  paper . Free 

Yarns,  vistra,  more  advanced  than  singles  or 
coloured — see  Warps. 

Yarns,  viBtra,  not  more  advanced  than  singles, 
not  coloured,  see  Warps. 

Yarns  wholly  of  linen  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  their  own  factories  for 
weaving  or  braiding  into  fabrics. .  Free;  Free;  15 
Yeast  cakes,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty  per  pound. 

Free;  5c.;  6c 

Yeast,  compressed,  in  bulk  or  mass  of  not  less 

than  fifty  lbs  per  lb . Free;  234c.;  3c. 

Yeast,  dead  or  inactive,  containing  only  those 
vitamins  inherent  in  or  developed  by  the 
yea,st  during  its  culture  or  propagation  in 
which  the  Vitamin  D  does  not  exceed  1,000 
International  units  per  gram,  when  valued  at 
more  than  twenty- five  cents  per  pound, 
under  regulations  which  the  Minister  may 

prescribe . . . .Free;  Free;  25 

Yeast,  compressed,  in  packages  weighing  less 
than  fifty  pounds,  the  weight  of  the  package 
to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty,  per 

pound . Free;  5c.;  6c. 

Yellow  metal,  in  bolts,  bars  and  sheets,  adapted 
for  use  in  the  construction  or  repairs  of  vessels.  Free 
Yokes  of  white  or  cream  colored  lace,  cotton 

or  linen . 20;  20;  30 

and  per  lb.  — ;  3c.;  4c. 

Yolk,  egg,  frozen  or  otherwise  prepared,  n.o.p., 
whether  or  not  preserved  with  sugar  or  other 
material,  per  lb . 5c.;  10c.;  11c. 

From  New  Zealand  per  lb . 5c. 

From  Australia  per  lb . 4c. 

Yolk,  egg,  dried,  evaporated,  desiccated  or 

powdered,  whether  preserved  with  sugar  or 

other  material . 10;  25;  30 


Zinc  anodes . 5;  734;  10 

battery . 15;  25;  2734 

chloride  of . Free;  20;  20 

Zinc,  concentrated  aluminized . 15;  1734  ;  25 

Zinc  discs  and  slugs,  when  imported  by  manu¬ 
facturers  of  electric  storage  batteries  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  seam¬ 
less  cups  or  shells  for  such  batteries  in  their 

own  factories . Free;  Free;  25 

Zinc  discs  and  slugs,  etc. — same  as  above — for 

electric  dry  batteries . Free 

halftones  and  etchings . 10;  15;  20 

Zinc  dust,  sheets  and  plates,  sal  ammoniac  skim- 

mings,  and  seamless  drawn  tubing  of  zinc. Free 
Zinc  seamless  cups  or  shells,  for  use  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  electric  dry  batteries . 5;  5;  25 

Expires  Dec.  31,  1955. 

Zinc  spelter,  and  zinc  in  blocks,  pigs,  bars,  rods 
or  granular  form;  zinc  plates,  n.o.p.,  per  lb. 

Me;  lc;  lc 

Zino  in  sheets  in  circular  form,  30  inches  and 

over . Free 

Zinc  in  sheets,  nickel  plated  on  one  side  only 

15;  1734;  25 

in  sheets,  nickel  plated  on  both  sides 

1734  ;  2234;  45 


For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index 


788 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Zinc  sheets,  not  planished,  ground  or  polished, 
coated  on  one  side  with  acid-resisting  mat¬ 
erial,  imported  by  planishers,  grinders  or  pol¬ 
ishers  of  zinc  sheets  to  be  used  exclusively  in 
the  planishing,  grinding,  polishing  or  other 
processing  of  such  sheets,  ready  for  use  by 

photo-engravers . Free;  Free; 

in  sheets,  perforated . 

Zinc  manufactures  of  n.o.p, 

Zinc  plates  (engravers') . . . 
scrap . 


steanne . 15;  20;  25 

sulphate  of . Free;  20;  20 

white . Free;  15;  15 

Zinc  plates  for  marine  boilers . Free 

Zinc  plates,  n.o.p.  per  lb . lc.;  lc. 

Zinc  wire,  for  boots  and  shoes  (see  wire) . Free 

wire,  n.o.p . 10;  20;  35 

Zirconium  oxide . Free;  5;  73di 

Zirconium  silicate . . . Free 

Zv Ionite  or  xyolite  collars  and  cuffs.  .  .  Free;  20;  25 


25 

15:  20;  25 

15;  17K;  25 
..10;  15;  20 
..15;  20;  25 

For  “Explanation  of  Rates  of  Duty”  see  (Customs)  Index. 


SCHEDULE  “  B  ” 

GOODS  SUBJECT  TO  DRAWBACK  FOR  HOME  CONSUMPTION. 


Goods. 


When  Subject  to  Drawback  and  portion  of  Duty  (not  including 
special  duty  or  dumping  duty)  payable  as  Drawback. 


Bituminous  coal 


Bituminous  coal  of  a  quality  suit¬ 
able  for  by-product  coke  oven 
use,  entered  for  consumption  ex- 
warehouse  on  and  after  April  1 
1947. 

Bituminous  coal .  . 


Electric-welded  pipe  of  iron  or  steel, 
more  than  sixteen  inches  in  dia¬ 
meter,  iron  or  steel  couplings 
therefor  and  complete  parts  of 
such  couplings. 

Fire  brick . 


Flat  spring  steel,  steel  billets  and 
steel  axle  bars. 

Galvanized  wire  netting,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada. 

Hemp  bleaching  compound  and  in¬ 
gredients  thereof. 

Hot  rolled  hexagon  bare  of  Bes¬ 
semer  steel  not  being  of  greater 
value  than  4  cents  per  pound. 

Hot  rolled  hexagon  iron  or  steel 
bars . 

Lapwelded  tubing  of  iron  or  steel, 
not  less  than  four  inches  in  diam¬ 
eter,  threaded  and  coupled  or 
not;  iron  or  steel  couplings  there¬ 
for  and  complete  parts  of  such 
couplings. 

Machinery;  precision  instruments 
and  apparatus  for  heat  treating, 
welding,  sorting,  testing,  inspect¬ 
ing  or  correcting ;  control  panels  for 
use  with  the  aforementioned  ma¬ 
chinery  and  precision  instruments 
and  apparatus;  all  of  the  fore¬ 
going  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada;  accessories  and 
attachments  for  use  with  the 
aforementioned  machinery  and 
precision  instruments  and  ap¬ 
paratus;  parts  of  all  the  fore¬ 
going,  not  including  consumable 
tools. 

Machinery;  precision  instruments 
and  apparatus  for  heat  treating, 
welding,  sorting,  testing,  inspect¬ 
ing,  or  correcting;  control  panels 
for  use  with  the  aforementioned 
machinery  and  precision  instru¬ 
ments  and  apparatus;  all  of  the 
foregoing  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada;  accessories  and 
attachments  for  use  with  the 
aforementioned  machinery  and 
precision  instruments  and  appar¬ 
atus;  parts  of  all  the  foregoing, 
not  including  consumable  tools. 


When  imported  by  proprieters  of  coke  ovens  and  converted  at  their 
coke  ovens  into  coke  for  use  in  the  smelting  of  metals  from  ores  and  in 

the  melting  of  metals . 99% 

When  imported  and  converted  at  coke  ovens  into  coke  for  use  in  the 
smelting  of  metals  from  ores  and  in  the  melting  of  metals . 99% 


When  used  in  evaporating  or  melting  salt  produced  in  Canada; 
provided  no  drawback  under  this  item  shall  be  payable  on  coal 
used  in  producing  salt  or  brine  when  such  salt  or  brine  is  further 
manufactured  than  salt  mentioned  in  items  40,  41,  42  and  42 A  .99% 

When  used  in  the  transmission  of  natural  gas  under  high  pressure  to 
points  of  distrubution . 50% 


When  used  by  producers  of  ingots,  blooms,  slabs  and  billets  of  iron  or 
steel,  in  the  construction  or  repair  of  blast  furances,  blast  furnace 
stoves,  open  hearth  furnaces  (including  checker  chambers)  and  soaking 

pit  furnaces . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  springs  and  axles  for  vehicles 

other  than  railway  or  tramway  vehicles . 99% 

When  used  in  traps  for  the  fisheries . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  rope . .  .99% 


When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  cold  drawn  bars . 99% 


When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  cold  drawn  or  cold  rolled  iron  or 

steel  bars . . . 60% 

When  used  in  casing  water,  oil  and  natural  gas  wells  or  for  the 
transmission  of  natura  gas  under  high  pressure  from  gas  wells 
to  point  of  distribution . 50% 


When  for  use  in  the  plants  of  manufacturers  of  automobiles  and  motor 
vehicles  or  of  automobile  or  motor  vehicle  parts  for  the  manufacture 
of  automobiles  and  motor  vehicles  or  of  automobile  or  motor  vehicle 
Parts . 99% 


When  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  aircraft,  aircraft  engines,  airborne 
aircraft  equipment,  or  of  parts  of  the  foregoing . 99% 


1956] 


COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


789 


Goods 


Materials  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada . 

Materials . 


Materials 

Materials 


Materials 


Materials 


Materials 


Materials . 

( b )  Woven  fabrics,  wholly  of  cot¬ 
ton,  not  bleached,  mercerized  nor 
coloured,  weighing  not  mor 
than  seven  and  one-half  pounds 
per  one  hundred  square  yards. 
Materials . 


Materials . 

Materials,  including  all  parts,  wholly 
or  in  chief  part  of  metal,  of  a  class 
or  kind  not  made  in  Canada.  . . 


Materials,  including  all  parts 


Materials  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada, imported  during 
the  period  July  1,  1953  to  June 

30,  1955 . 

Materials  and  parts  except  elec¬ 
tric  motors  and  bearings  of  a  class 
or  kind  made  in  Canada,  import¬ 
ed  during  the  period  November  1, 

52  to  Dec.  31,  1955 . 

Oil,  fuel  and  other  articles  not  ma¬ 
chinery . 

Paper  of  all  kinds . 


Rhinestones,  settings  for  rhine¬ 
stones,  metal  spots  and  beads. .  . 

Seamless  iron  or  steel  tubing  over 
four  inches  in  diameter;  iron  or 
steel  couplings  therefor  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  of  such  couplings. 

Stearine  and  caseine . 

Steel . 

Steel . 

Steel . 


Steel. . . . . 

Steel,  double  bevelled  edge  cold 

rolled . . . 

Steel  billets . 


When  Subject  to  Drawback  and  portion  of  Duty  (not  including 

_ special  duty  or  dumping  duty)  payable  as  Drawback.  8 

m  lhe  “anufacture  or  repair  of  aircraft,  aircraft  engines, 
airborne  aircraft  equipment,  or  of  parts  of  the  foregoing  99% 

W«Wfr)1Sedf  by  manuf,ac‘ur«ra.of  malleable  iron  castfngs'  or ' steel  7 
shafting  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles 

ariOo  unQKthfn,!?lan,UofoStur^of  8°ods  enumerated  in  Tariff  Items 
409a,  409b,  409c,  409d,  409e,  409f,  409g,  409j,  409o,  409p  and 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  containers  for  articles  entitled  ^ 
to  entry  under  Tariff  Item  219a .  99<7 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  articles  entitled  to  eitry  un'd'er'tariff 
item  442  when  such  articles  are  sold  to  manufacturers  to  be  used 

as  specified  m  said  item .  ggm 

item  442  (articles  used  in  cost  of  manufacturing)  when  such  articles  ° 
are  sold  to  manufacturers  to  be  used  as  specified  in  said  item. ...  99  % 

W^eV."ed  .  manufacture  of  articles  entitled  to  entry  under 
tariff  item  411,  411a  (machinery  for  sawing  lumber)  not  including 
saws,  and  articles  entitled  to  entry  under  tariff  item  4101,  when 
such  articles  are  used  as  specified  in  said  items . 60% 

WrG°  U-?ed  in  the  manufacture  of  articie8  entitled  to  entry  under 

tariff  item  410b,  410z,  when  such  articles  are  used  as  specified  in 
said  item  . . 

When  imported  by  manufacturers  of  hat  sweats  and  hatters’  tips 
and  sides  and  used  in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their 
own  factories  .  99^ 

(а)  When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  articles  enumerated  in  tariff  ° 

(б)  When  imported  under  the  British’ Preferential  Tariff' and’ used  ° 

exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  articles  enumerated  in  Tariff 
item  236 .  99% 


When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  articles  entitled  to  entry  under 
tariff  item  663b  (articles  which  enter  into  the  cost  of  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  fertilizers,  when  imported  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  fertilizers)  when  such  articles  are  sold  to  manu- 

facturers  to  be  used  as  specified  in  said  item . 99% 

When  used  in  tne  manufacture  of  articles  enumerated  in  tariff  item 

410e . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  goods  entitled  to  entry  under  tariff 
items  410a(iii),  410g,  4101,  410n,  410o,  410p,  410q,  410s,  410u, 
410v,  410w,  410x,  410z,  411,  411a,  411b,  427b,  427c  4°7f  428c 

428e,  440k  and  447a . . .  99  % 

Above  items  refer  to  mining,  lumbering  and  fishing  machinery. / 
When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  marking  gauges,  levels,  planes  or 
hand  tool  scrapers,  spoke  shaves,  try  squares,  bevels,  measuring 
tapes  of  metal,  rules,  forged  wire  rope  sockets,  lathe  dogs,  tool  holders, 
forged  clamps,  chain  pipe  wrenches;  provided  that  no  drawback’ 
shall  be  paid  under  this  item  unless  at  least  50%  of  the  cost  of  pro¬ 
ducing  the  finished  article  has  been  incurred  in  Canada;  and 
provided  further  that  no  drawback  under  this  item  shall  be  pay¬ 
able  more  than  once  on  any  article . 60% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  or  repair  of  aircraft,  aircraft  engines, 
(airborne)  aircraft  equipment,  or  of  parts  of  aircraft,  aircraft 
engines,  or  (airborne)  aircraft  equipment . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  woodworking  machinery . 60% 


When  entering  into  the  cost  of  twine  for  baling  farm  produce,  manu¬ 
factured  in  Canada  on  and  after  June  1,  1944,  and  when  entering 

into  the  cost  of  binder  twine  manufactured  in  Canada . 99% 

When  used  by  the  publisher  or  printer  in  Canada  in  the  production  of 
periodical  publications  enjoying  second-class  mailing  privileges, 
the  pages  of  which  are  regularly  bound,  wire-stitched  or  otherwise 

fastened  together . 75% 

When  imported  by  manufacturers  of  dress  trimmings  and  used  ex¬ 
clusively  in  their  own  factories  in  the  manufacture  of  dresses  and 

dress  trimmings . 99% 

When  used  in  transmission  of  natural  gas  under  high  pressure  from 
gas  wells  to  points  of  distribution . 50% 


When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  leather . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  files,  augers,  auger  bits,  bit  braces, 

hammers,  wrenches  or  hatchets . 60% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  cutlery  and  stove  trimmings.  .99% 
When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  scythes,  reaping  hooks,  hay  or 
straw  knives,  hoes,  agriculture  forks,  hand  rakes,  axes  and  wind¬ 
mills  . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  skates  or  bicycle  chain . 40% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  skates  or  bicycle  chain . 99% 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  seamless  pipes,  tubes  and  flues 
mentioned  in  items  399  and  410D;  no  drawback  shall  be  paid  under 
these  items  when  entered  under  General  Tariff  of  Schedule  A.  .99% 


790  COMPLETE  CUSTOMS  TARIFF 


[1956 


Goods 


Steel  sheets,  hot  or  cold  rolled  or 
coated  with  lead  or  with  lead 
and  tin  .064  inches  to  .022  inches 
in  thickness,  50  to  120  inches  in 
length  and  not  less  than  20  inches 
in  width. 

Sugar . 


Undecorated  tableware  entitled  to 
entry  under  Tariff  Item  287  and 
processing  goods  therefore  not  to 
include  machinery  nor  plant 

equipment .  .  . . 

Woven  fabrics  in  the  web . 


Woven  fabrics,  wholly  of  cotton,  not 
bleached,  mercerized  or  coloured, 
weighing  not  more  than  seven 
and  one  half  pounds  per  one  hun¬ 
dred  square  yards. 


When  Subject  to  Drawback  and  portion  of  Duty  (not  including 

special  duty  or  dumping  duty)  payable  as  Drawback, _ 


When  imported  other  than  the  General  Tariff,  during  the  period  August 
1st  1955  to  December  31  st,  1956,  for  use  in  the  manufacture  oi 
stampings  for  automobiles . 


.99% 


Raw  sugar  produced  in  the  British  Empire,  or  sugar  refined  in 
Canada  from  raw  sugar  produced  in  the  British  Empire,  for  use  in 

Canadian  manufacture  of  wine - ....  - ■  •  •  •  ■  •  /o 

When  imported  other  than  under  the  Gen.eral  Tariff  during  the 
period  May  1,  1952  to  December  31,  1955  for  use  by  commercial 
manufacturers  in  the  manufacture  of  decorated  tableware  .  .  .  .  yu  /0 


When  used  in  the  manufacture  of  linings  for  hats  and  caps,  and  in 
the  manufacture  of  hat  shapes  and  bonnet  shapes  made  from^ 

When^imported  under  the  British  Preferential  Tariff  and  used 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  articles  enumerated  in  tarin 
item  236 . 99 /o 


DRAWBACK  ON  SHIPS’ 
When  consumable  goods  on  which  duties  and/ or 
taxes  have  been  paid  are  delivered  as  ships’  stores  on 
board  British  and  foreign  warships,  telegraph  cable 
ships,  transports  owned,  chartered  or  controlled  by 
the  British  Admiralty,  and  ships  proceeding  on  an 
ocean  voyage  outside  of  Canada,  for  use  on  board 
thereof,  there  may  be  allowed  a  drawback  of  ninety- 
nine  per  cent  of  the  duties  and/or  taxes  paid  on  the 
goods  so  delivered.  Provided  that  the  Minister  of 
National  Revenue  shall  define  and  limit  the  kind, 
quantity  and  class  of  goods  which  may  be  so  de¬ 
livered  as  ships’  stores  and  that  such  stores  or  any 
part  thereof  shall  not  be  relanded,  sold  or  disposed 
of  in  Canada,  without  due  entry  and  payment  of 
duty  and/or  taxes. 

When  goods  on  which  duties  and/or  taxes  have 
been  paid  are  used  in  the  manufacture  of  ships’ 
furnishings  or  equipment  or  goods  commonly  known 
as  ships’  chandlery  supplied  to  vessels  hereunder 
described,  or  when  imported  ships’  furnishings  or 
equipment  or  goods  commonly  known  as  ships' 
chandlery  are  supplied  to  such  vessels,  viz: — 

(а)  Plying  on  trans-oceanic  routes; 

(б)  Bound  from  a  port  on  the  Atlantic  coast  to  a 
port  on  the  Pacific  coast  and  vice  versa; 

(c)  Regularly  clearing  for  ports  south  of  the  line 
of  the  Tropic  of  Cancer;  there  may  be  allowed  a 
drawback  of  ninety-nine  per  cent  of  the  duties  and/ or 
taxes  paid  on  the  ships’  furnishings,  equipment  or 

DRAWBACK  ON  GOODS  USED  IN  THE 
OR  VESSELS  BU 

When  imported  goods  on  which  Customs  dutieB 
have  been  paid  are  used  in  the  original  construction 
of, 

(а)  Ships  or  vessels  having  within  themselves  the 
power  of  independent  navigation  either  by  means 
of  sails,  steam  or  other  motive  power;  or 

(б)  barges  or  scows  built  of  iron  or  steel  and 
measuring  over  one  thousand  tons  gross  tonnage; 
there  may,  subject  to  certain  conditions,  be  allow¬ 
ed  a  drawback  of  99%  of  the  Customs  duties  paid 
thereon: 

The  claimant  for  drawback  shall  be  in  all  cases 
the  builder  of  the  ship  or  vessel 

Duties  must  have  been  paid  on  the  goods  within 
three  years  of  the  date  of  filing  the  claim. 

United  States  Leased  Bases  in 
Newfoundland 

(a)  Material,  equipment,  supplies  or  goods  for  use 


AND  AIRCRAFT  STORES 

chandlery  so  delivered  or  on  the  imported  goods  used 
in  the  manufacture  thereof. 

When  goods  on  which  duties  and/or  taxes  have 
been  paid  are  used  in  repairing  or  reconstructing  an 
ocean  going  vessel,  clearing  for  a  foreign  port,  there 
may  be  allowed  a  drawback  of  ninety-nine  per  cent 
of  the  duties  and/or  taxes  paid  on  the  goods  so  used. 

(1)  The  applicant  for  drawback  shall  be  the  person 
who  has  supplied  such  goods  to  the  vessel  or  has  done 
the  repairs  thereto  or  reconstruction  thereof ; 

(2)  The  quantities  of  the  goods  so  supplied  or  used 

and  the  amount  of  duties  and/or  taxes  paid  thereon, 
shall  be  ascertained;  .  . 

(3)  Notice,  in  form  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 
National  Revenue,  of  intent  to  claim  drawback  shall 
be  filed  with  the  Collector  of  Customs  and  Excise 
at  the  time  when  such  goods  are  supplied  to  the 
vessel ; 

(4)  Claims  for  drawback  submitted  on  and  after 
the  1st  April,  1937,  shall  not  be  paid  unless  the 
Customs  duties  and/or  taxes  involved  have  been  paid 
within  three  years  of  the  supplying  or  use  of  the 
goods  nor  unless  the  claims  as  presented  are  filed 
within  six  months  of  the  first  clearance  of  the  vessel 
thereafter. 

The  above  regulations  also  apply  to  Aircraft. 

Drawback  on  tea,  63^c  lb.;  coffee  roasted  in 
Canada,  5c  lb. 

ORIGINAL  CONSTRUCTION  OF  SHIPS 
T  IN  CANADA 

in  the  construction,  maintenance,  operation  or 
defence  of  the  bases,  consigned  to,  or  destined  for, 
the  United  States  Authorities; 

(6)  Goods  for  use  or  consumption  aboard  United 
States  public  vessels  of  the  Army,  Navy,  Coast 
Guard  or  Coast  and  Geodetic  Surveys; 

(c)  Goods  consigned  to  the  United  States  Authori¬ 
ties  for  the  use  of  institutions  under  Government 
control  known  as  Post  Exchanges,  Ships's  Service 
Stores,  Commissary  Stores  or  Service.  Clubs,  or 
for  sale  thereat  to  members  of  the  United  States 
forces,  or  civilian  employees  of  the  United  States 
being  nationals  of  the  United  States  and  em¬ 
ployed  in  connection  with  the  bases,  or  members 
of  their  families  resident  with  them  and  not 
engaged  in  any  business  or  occupation  in  New¬ 
foundland.  Drawback  of  customs  duties  and 
taxes  99  %. 


DRAWBACK  ON  GOODS  IMPORTED  INTO  CANADA  AND  EXPORTED  THEREFROM 
The  following  regulations  have  been  established  governing  Customs  and  Excise  drawback  on  goods 
imported  into  Canada  and  thereafter  exported,  effective  on  and  from  September  1,  1946. 


When  imported  goods  on  which  duties  and/or  taxes 
have  been  paid  are  exported  from  Canada,  there  may, 
subject  to  the  following  conditions,  be  alleged  a 
drawback  of  ninety-nine  per  cent  of  the  duties 
and/or  taxes  paid  thereon: — 

1.  The  drawback  shall  be  paid  to  exporter  of  the 
goods. 


2.  Whole  packages  of  goods  as  imported  may  be 
broken  and  part  only  thereof  exported,  but  no  use 
shall  have  been  made  in  Canada  of  the  goods 
exported; 

3.  The  quantity  and  identification  of  such  goods 
imported  and  exported  and  the  amount  of  duties  and/ 
or  taxes  paid  thereon  shall  be  ascertained; 


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791 


<WoCKimV°^r,aw!3ack  submitted  on  and  after 

September,  1,  1946,  shall  not  cover  goods  exported 
lor  a  period  of  more  than  twelve  consecutive 
months  and  must  be  filed  with  the  Collector  and 
complete  evidence  attached  thereto  within  a  period 
of  six  months  from  the  date  of  the  last  export  entry 
covered  by  the  claim.  Such  drawback  claims  shall 
not  be  paid  unless  the  duties  and/or  taxes  have  been 
paid  on  the  goods  within  three  years  of  the  date  of 
exportation  thereof,  nor  unless  the  entered  value  for 
duty  of  the  goods  exported,  on  which  claim  is  made 
18  -n  *“e. aggregate  more  than  fifty  dollars; 

o.  Claims  for  drawback  shall  be  made  under  oath 
before  a  Collector,  Justice  of  the  Peace  or  Commis- 
sioner  for  taking  Oaths,  in  such  form  as  the  Minister 
sha.ll  prescribe  and  shall,  before  payment,  be  verified 
to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Minister,  who  may  require 
!n  aljj -Case’  tke  Production  of  such  further  evidence! 
in  addition  to  the  usual  averments,  as  he  deems 
necessary  to  establish  the  bona  tides  of  the  claim. 
.Nothing  in  these  regulations  shall  be  deemed  to  alter 
or  amend  the  law,  or  to  affect  any  discretion  vested 
in  the  Minister  with  respect  to  the  payment  or  non¬ 
payment-  of  drawbacks,  and  the  Minister  shall  be  the 
sole  judge  as  to  whether  any  claim  for  drawback  shall 
be  paid  in  whole  or  in  part. 

6.  Upon  the  exportation  of  goods  entitled  to  draw¬ 
back,  export  entries,  in  triplicate,  in  the  usual  form 
(with  the  words  “subject  to  Drawback”  marked  on 
the  face),  shall  be  filed  with  the  Collector  at  the  port 
of  exit  from  Canada,  naming  the  conveyance  by 


which  and  the  country  or  place  to  which  the  goods 
are  k®  exported  and  fully  describing  the  kind  and 
quantity  thereof  and  also  the  marks  and  numbers 
on  the  packages, 

7.  The  following  documents  shall  be  delivered  with 
the  claim  for  drawback: — 

.  (®)  A  c°Py  of  the  import  entry  showing  payment 
oi  duties  and/or  taxes  on  the  goods  imported  and 
e???r  •  ’  on  whlcl1  drawback  is  claimed.  If  a  copy 
oi  the  import  entry,  however,  has  been  furnished  with 
a  Previous  claim  for  drawback,  it  will  be  sufficient  to 

refer  to  such  copy  and  indicate  the  claim  to  which 
it  was  attached,  without  furnishing  a  further  codv 
of  the  entry;  J 

(6)  A  certified  true  copy  of  the  export  invoice; 

(c)  A  copy  of  the  export  entry,  duly  numbered 
aiJd  certified  by  the  Collector  at  the  port  of  exit 
where  the  goods  were  entered  for  exportation  from 
Canada; 

(d)  A  certificate  of  importation,  sale  or  transfer, 
in  form  prescribed  by  the  Minister,  when  the  claimant 
entitled  to  drawback  is  not  the  importer  of  the  goods. 

9.  Drawback  is  not  payable  in  respect  of  Customs 
penalties  imposed  on  imported  goods,  nor  in  respect 
oi  goods  referred  to  above  which  are  returned  to  the 
country  from  whence  imported. 

Detailed  information  may  be  obtained  at  District 
Drawback  Offices  located  at  Halifax,  N.S.,  Saint 
John,  N.B.,  Montreal,  P.Q.,  Ottawa,  Oshawa, 
Toronto,  Hamilton,  London  and  Windsor,  Ont. 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  and  Vancouver,  B.C. 


SCHEDULE  “C” 


PROHIBITED  GOODS 

“Aspirin,”  so  marked  by  trade  name. 

Books,  printed  paper,  drawings,  paintings,  prints, 
playing  cards,  photographs  or  representations  of  any 
kind  treasonable  or  seditious,  or  of  an  immoral  or 
indecent  character. 

Bees,  importation  into  Canada  of  bees,  used  or 
second-hand  hives,  or  raw  hive  goods  or  products, 
except  honey  or  wax.  To  prevent  further  introduc¬ 
tion  of  foul  brood  and  other  diseases,  combs,  second¬ 
hand  hives  and  bee  supplies.  Bees  imported  in 
combless  packages,  unless  accompanied  by  certificate, 
stating  that  the  food  supplied  and  carried  in  the 
package  is  free  from  disease. 

Reprints  of.  Canadian  Copyrighted  Works,  and 
reprints  of  British  Copyrighted  Works  which  have 
been  copyrighted  in  Canada. 

Coin,  base  or  countefeit. 

Oleomargarine,  butterine  or  other  similar  substi¬ 
tutes  for  butter,  and  process  butter  or  renovated 
butter. 

Tea  adulterated  with  spurious  leaf  or  with  ex¬ 
hausted  leaves  or  containing  so  great  an  admixture 
of  chemical  or  other  deleterious  substances  as  to 
make  it  unfit  for  use. 

Goods  manufactured  or  produced  wholly  or  in 
part  by  prison  labour  or  which  have  been  made 
within  or  in  connection  with  any  prison,  jail  or 
penitentiary;  also  goods  similar  in  character  to 
those  produced  in  suoh  institutions,  when  sold  or 
offered  for  sale  by  any  person,  firm  or  corporation 
having  a  contract  for  the  manufacture  of  suob 
articles  in  suoh  institutions  or  by  any  agent  of  such 
person  firm  or  corporation,  or  when  such  goods 
were  originally  purchased  from  or  transferred  bv 
any  such  contractor.  The  Governor  in  Council  may 
by  regulation  exempt  any  goods  or  class  of  goods  to 
be  further  manufactured  in  Canada  from  the  pro¬ 
visions  of  this  item. 

Animals  suffering  from  any  oontagious  disease. 

Metallic  trading  checks  in  circular  form. 

Any  goods —  (a)  which,  if  sold,  would  be  forfeited 
under  the  provisions  of  Part  VII  of  the  Criminal 
Code;  or,  (6)  Manufactured  in  any  foreign  state  or 
country  which  bear  any  name  or  trade  mark  which  isot 
purports  to  be  the  name  or  trade  mark  of  anv  manu¬ 
facturer,  dealer  or  trader  in  the  United  Kingdom 
or  in  Canada  unless  such  name  or  trade  mark  is 
accompanied  by  a  definite  indication  of  the  foreign 
state  or  country  in  which  the  goods  were  made  or 
produced: 

Provided  that  for  the  purposes  of  this  item  if 
there  is  on  any  goods  a  name  which  is  identical 
with  or  a  colourable  imitation  of  the  name  of  a 
place  in  the  United  Kingdom  or  in  Canada,  or  in 


any  other  British  country,  such  name,  unless  it  is 
accompanied  by  the  name  of  the  state  or  country 
in  which  it  is  situate  shall  unless  the  Minister  de¬ 
cides  that  the  attaching  of  such  name  is  not  cal¬ 
culated  to  deceive,  (of  which  matter  the  Minister 
shall  be  the  sole  judge),  be  treated  as  if  it  was  the 
name  of  a  place  in  the  United  Kingdom  or  in  Canada 
or  in  any  other  British  country. 

Automobiles  and  motor  vehicles  (used  or  second 
hand),  all  kinds,  manufactured  previous  to  the 
calendar  year  in  which  importation  into  Canada  is 
sought  to  be  made.  Tariff  Items  702  and  705A,  706, 
707  or  708  or  under  tourists’  or  travellers’  vehicle 
Permit;  or  forfeited  or  confiscated  for  any  offence 
under  the  customs  regulation;  or  left  by  bequest,  or  a 
bona  fide  settler  on  a  first  arrival,  but  not  entitled 
to  entry  free  of  duty  under  Tariff  Item  705A  are 
alone  exempt. 

Used  or  second-hand  aeroplanes  and  aircraft  of  all 
kinds: 

Provided  that  this  item  does  not  affect  in  any 
manner  aeroplanes  and  aircraft: 

(a)  Imported  under  tariff  item  707  and  708,  or 
engaged  solely  in  international  traffic,  or  brought  in 
by  non-resident  tourists  for  temporary  use  under 
permit  issued  by  the  Department  of  National 
Revenue. 

(c)  Forfeited  or  confiscated  for  any  offence  under 
the  customs  laws,  the  air  regulations  or  the  laws  of 
any  province  of  Canada. 

( d )  Imported  by  the  Department  of  Nations 
Defence  for  military  purposes. 

Posters  and  handbills  depicting  scenes  of  crime 
or  of  violence. 

White  phosphorus  matches. 

Perfumes  imported  for  sale  bearing  thereon  or  on 
the  containers  thereof  the  name  or  trade  mark  “Coty” 
the  authographic  signature  “Coty”  or  the  word 
"Styx.” 

Common  mongoose  (Herpestes  griseus)  or  mon¬ 
goose  of  any  kind; 

Any  bird  of  the  starling  family  (sturnidae),  except 
the  European  starling  (sturnis  vulgaris). 

Any  other  non-game  bird,  except  any  of  the 
following: — 

(a)  A  domestic  bird  of  a  kind  kept  for  food  purposes. 

( b )  A  bird  intended  solely  for  exhibition  in  a  public 
zoological  park; 

(c)  A  bird  intended  solely  to  be  kept  in  confinement 
in  a  cage  or  to  be  used  for  purposes  of  public  enter¬ 
tainment. 

Used  or  second-hand  periodical  publications: 
Provided  that  this  item  does  not  affect  in  any 
manner  periodical  publications: 

(a)  Sent,  gratis,  to  Canada  for  charitable  purposes. 


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(6)  Sent  to  persons  in  Canada  as  casual  donations 
by  friends  abroad. 

(c)  Imported  for  personal  or  for  institutional  use, 
and  not  for  resale. 

( d )  Imported  by  or  for  paper  mills  for  use  as  stock 
in  the  manufacture  of  paper. 

Used  mattresses  or  materials  therefrom: 

Provided,  that  this  item  does  not  affect  in  any 
manner: 

(а)  Mattresses  imported  under  Tariff  Items  704, 
705,  706,  707,  708,  or  under  tourists’  or  travellers’ 
vehicle  permits. 

(б)  Materials  from  used  or  second-hand  mattresses, 
when  imported  after  Having  been  cleaned  and  fumi¬ 
gated,  under  such  regulations  as  the  Minister  may 
prescribe,  accompanied  by  such  certificates  as  he 
may  designate. 

Vaseline — Goods  imported  for  sale,  bearing  thereon 
or  on  the  container  the  word  or  trademark  “Vaseline.” 

Smoke  screen  apparatus  for  use  on  motor  vehicles 
or  on  water  borne  craft  of  all  kinds. 

Aigrettes,  egret  plumes,  or  so  called  osprey  plumes, 
and  the  feathers,  quills,  heads,  wings,  tails,  skins, 


or  parts  of  skins  of  wild  birds,  either  raw  or  manu¬ 
factured;  but  this  provision  shall  not  apply  to: — 
The  feathers  or  plumes  of  ostriches, — 

The  plumes  of  the  English  pheasant  and  the 
Indian  peacock, — 

The  plumage  of  wild  birds  of  groups  recognized 
as  game  birds  in  any  Canadian  game  law,  and  for 
which  an  open  season  is  provided  thereunder, — 
The  plumage  of  birds  imported  alive,  nor  to 
specimens  etc.,  imported  under  regulations  of  the 
Minister  of  National  Revenue  for  any  natural 
history  or  other  museum,  or  for  scientific  or 
educational  purposes. 

Goods  imported  for  sale  bearing  thereon  or  on  the 
containers  thereof  the  name  or  trademark  of  the 
Parker  Fountain  Pen  Company,  Limited,  and  any 
pen  or  pencil  having  any  one  or  more  of  the  following 
features: 

a)  A  pocket  clip  in  the  form  and  shape  of  an  arrow; 

b )  The  representation  of  an  arrow  on  the  nib  of 
the  pen; 

(c)  A  laminated  barrel  having  alternating  trans¬ 
lucent  and  opaque  laminations. 


PACKAGES 

The  following  Items  show  the  approximate  value  for  duty  on  packages  of  their  respective  goods,  when 
value  of  packages  is  not  mentioned  on  the  invoice  presented  for  entry. 


Alcoholic  Liquors,  viz: — 

Absinthe,  brandy,  cordials,  gin,  whisky,  etc.,  in  wood, 
each,  drums,  $8.00;  puncheons,  $6.00;  pipes,  $6.00; 
vats,  iron  hoops,  $6.00;  vats,  brass  hoops,  $8.00;  34 
vats,  iron  hoops,  $4.00;  34  vats,  brass  hoops,  $6.00; 
l/i  vats,  iron  hoops,  $3.00;  34  vats,  brass  hoops, 
$4.00;  hogsheads,  $4.00;  34  casks,  $3.00;  octaves, 
$1.50;  34  octaves,  $1.00;  34  octaves,  75  cents. 

Ale,  beer  and  porter,  in  wood,  each,  hogsheads,  $4.00; 
barrels,  $3.00.  In  bottles,  per  dozen  quarts,  25 
cents;  pints,  20  cents;  splits,  20  cents. 

Beef  and  pork,  barrel  of  200  lbs.,  galvanized  hoops, 
$1.80;  black  hoops,  $1.60;  34  bbl.,  galvanized 
hoops,  $1.60;  black  hoops,  $1.50. 

Brandy,  rum,  whisky,  wine,  and  champagne,  etc.,  in 
bottles  or  flasks,  per  dozen  pints,  30  cents;  with 
cups,  40  cents;  quarts,  40  cents;  decanters,  $2.00; 
demijohns,  $1.00;  phials,  8  cents;  ^  pints,  20  cents. 
In  earthernware  jars,  60  cents  per  dozen. 

Butter,  peanut,  glass  jars  with  vacuum  caps,  per 
gross,  small  size,  $2.80;  medium,  $3.60;  large,  $4.50. 

Butter,  tubs,  each,  25  lbs.,  25  cents;  34  tubs,  15  cents. 

Cement,  bags,  each,  cotton,  10  cents;  jute,  5  cents; 
paper,  234  cents. 

Cheese,  crocks,  per  dozen,  30  cents. 

Chicory,  tins,  each,  28  lbs.,  35  cents;  56  lbs.,  50  cents. 

Cider,  bottle,  per  dozen  quarts,  40  cts. ;  pints,  30  cts. 

Cocoanut,  tins,  each,  1  lb.,  4  cents;  34  lb.,  3  cents;  34 
lb.,  1  cent.  Wood,  each  20  lbs.,  14  cents;  11  lbs., 
12  cents.  Glass  jars,  per  dozen,  40  cents. 

Cocoa  paste,  tin  caddies,  15  lbs.,  45  cents. 

Egg  Cases,  15  cents  each. 

Fish,  barrels,  each,  25  cents;  34  barrels,  15  cents; 
kegs,  15  cents;  kits,  10  cents. 

Gin  in  bottles,  per  dozen,  red  cases,  40  cents;  yellow, 
40  cents;  green,  30  cents;  violet,  24  cents;  white,  24 
cents;  blue,  22  cents;  flasks,  22  cents;  glass  jars, 
quarts,  40  cents;  pints,  30  cents. 

Gin  in  stone  jars,  per  dozen  quarts,  40  cents;  pints, 
30  cents. 

Glucose,  barrels,  each,  75  cents;  34  barrels,  50  cents; 
10  gallon  kegs,  40  cents. 

Jams,  jellies,  preserves,  and  marmalades,  glass  jars, 
per  dozen,  1  lb.,  13  cents;  2  lbs.,  19  cents;  3  lbs.,  24 
cents;  4  lbs.,  30  cents;  7  lbs.,  50  cents;  14  lbs.,  75 
cents.  Earthenware  pots,  same  values.  Tin  pails, 
per  dozen,  1  lb.,  20  cents;  2  lb.,  30  cents;  3  lbs.,  35 
cents;  4  lbs.,  40  cents;  5  lbs.,  40  cents;  6  lbs.,  45 
cents;  7  lbs.,  50  cents;  14  lbs.,  75  cents;  Tumblers, 
per  doz.,  4  oz.,  25  cents;  8  oz.,  30  cents;  16  oz.,  50 
cents.  Tumblers,  cup  shaped,  per  doz.,  6  oz.,  25 
cents;  8  oz.,  26  cents;  9  oz.,  28  cents.  Tins  to  be 
free  if  they  have  to  be  destroyed  to  get  at  contents. 

Lard,  in  pails,  10  lbs.,  per  doz.,  $2.65;  20  lbs.,  $3.60; 
25  lbs.,  $4.00;  56-60  lb.  tubs,  per  doz.,  $6.35;  34 
bbl.,  100  lbs.,  each  $1.80;  bbls.,  200  lbs.,  each 
$2.00;  tierces,  335  lbs.,  each  $2.75;  kegs,  50  lbs., 
each  $1.25. 

Lime  juice,  bottles,  per  dozen  quarts,  40  cents;  pints, 

30  eentsi 


Molasses,  glucose  and  syrup,  puncheons,  each,  $5.  00 
tierces,  43-65  gals.,  each  $3.00;  barrels,  25-30  gals., 
soft  wood,  each,  $2.50;  half  bbls.,  soft  wood,  each; 
$2.00;  barrels,  25-30  gals.,  oak,  each,  $2.50;  half 
barrels,  oak,  each,  $2.25;  5  gal.  keg,  oak,  each,  $1.25 
10  gal.  keg,  oak,  each,  $1.70;  15  gal.  keg,  oak,  each, 
$1.75;  5  gal.  keg,  soft  wood,  each,  $1.10;  10  gal.  keg, 
soft  wood,  each,  $1.30;  15  gal.  keg,  soft  wood,  each, 
$1.70;  5-inch  square  tin,  each,  30  cents.  Fulcrum 
top  tins,  2  lbs.,  per  100,  $2.50;  234  lbs.,  $3.00;  5 
lbs.,  $5.00;  10  lbs.,  $7.00;  20!  bs.,  $20.00. 

Peanut  Butter — glass  jars:  small  24  cents;  medium 
30  cents;  large  38  cents  per  dozen.  Tins,  6  cents 
per  tin. 

Petroleum,  linseed  and  lubricating  oil,  barrels,  each, 
$3  00 

Pork  and  beef,  200  lb.,  barrels,  each,  $1.80;  100  lb. 
barrels,  $1.60. 

Pork,  barrels,  each,  $1.00;  34  barrel,  60  cents. 

Prunes,  glass  jars,  per  dozen,  2  lbs.,  25  cents;  4  lbs., 
40  cents;  7  lbs.,  55  cents. 

Raisins,  paper  cartons,  15  oz.,  seedless,  $4.50  per  M.; 
15  oz.,  seeded,  $3.60  per  M.;  11  oz.,  seedless,  $3.50 
per  M.;  11  oz.,  seeded,  $3.17  per  M.;  little  nickel 
$2.00  per  M. 

Rice,  cartons,  1  lb.,  $3.60  per  M.;  2  lbs.,  $4.50  per  M., 
Salt,  in  134  lb.  cotton  bags,  per  100,  $1.01  2  lbs.,  $1.10 
234  lbs.,  $1.25;  3  lbs.,  $1.35;  334  lbs.,  1.45;  4  lbs., 
$1.55;  7  lbs.,  $2.25;  8  lbs.,  $2.35;  1  >  lbs.,  $2.70; 
14  lbs.,  $3.10;  100  lbs.,  in  unbleachable  bags,  $15.00 
per  100;  200  lbs.,  in  unbleachable  bags,  $30.00  per 
100;  bbls.  containing  small  salt  bags  each,  60  cents; 
salt  in  burlap  bags,  50  lbs.,  per  100,  $8.50;  100  lbs., 
$13.00;  140-150  lbs.,  $15.35;  200  lbs.,  $19.25. 

Tea,  tins,  plain,  each,  34  lb.,  134  cents;  1  lb.,  234 
cents;  2  lbs.,  3  cents;  5  lbs.,  5  cents;  10  lbs.,  8  cents; 
20  lbs.,  20  cents.  Tins,  fancy,  each,  1  lb.,  6  cents; 
34  lb.,  3  cents.  Small  paper  paokages,  free  if  tea 
is  free. 

Usual  outside  coverings  for  free  goods . Free 

Veneer  jackets:  5  gal.,  34  veneer,  3-strand  wire,  eaoh, 
40oents;  10gal.,60oents;10gal  ,34  veneer, 3  wooden 
bends,  $1.00;  5  gal.,  '/ 8  veneer,  3  wooden  bends,  55 
oents;  5  gal.  case  for  square  can,  25  oents. 

Vinegar,  wood  hogsheads,  each,  48  to  56  gallons, 
$3  00;  casks,  26  to  32  gallons,  $2.25;  oasks,  18  to 
20  gallons,  $2.00.  Bottles,  per  dozen  quarts,  40 
cents.  Demijohns,  each.  5  gallons,  35  cents;  4 
gallons,  30  cents;  3  gallons,  20  cents;  2  gallons,  14 
oents;  1  gallon,  10  oents.  34  gallon,  7  cents. 

All  packages  containing  goods  subject  to  any 
ad  valorem  duty,  or  to  both  an  ad  valorem  and 
specific  duty,  when  obarged  separately  in  in¬ 
voice  . Free;  734;  20 

All  other  paokages  of  wood  such  as  pails  or  barrels 
„.  1734;  20;  25 

Tin  ....  ... .  . 20;  2234;  30 

Glass  as  bottles  and  demijohns . 20;  20;  3234 

Earthenware  as  jars  or  crocks .  25-  20-35 

Iron  or  Steel . IQ;  2234;  35 


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793 


ADDENDA 


A  selection  of  abridged  notes  to  aid  Importers  and 

Animals,  pure  bred,  for  improvement  of  stook,  to  be 
duty  free,  must  be  imported  under  strict  Customs 
regulations 

British  Preferential.  To  secure  the  British  Prefer- 
ent.ial  it  is  necessary  to  note  that: — 

(1) A  separate  invoice  must  be  furnished  for  pre¬ 
ferential  goods. 

(2)  Invoice  must  have  certificate  as  to  origin  of 
goods. 

(3)  Goods  must  be  packed  separately  or  not  mixed 
up  with  other  goods 

(4)  Goods  must  come  direct  or  have  a  through  bill 
of  lading. 

discounts  are  n°t  allowed  for  Customs  purposes. 

1  he  terms  of  the  cash  discount  should  be  shown 
on  the  invoice  but  deduction  of  the  amount,  and 
without  evidence  that  the  discount  has  been 
earned,  dumping  duty  will  apply. 

Cattle  for  exhibition  purposes  over  six  months  old 
entering  Canada  from  the  United  States  must  have 
a  veterinary  certificate  signed  by  a  veterinary  in¬ 
spector  of  the  United  States  Bureau  of  Animal 
Industry,  stating  that  they  have  passed  the  tuber¬ 
cular  test  within  the  last  six  months,  also  an  affi- 
davit  from  the  importer  identifying  the  cattle 
entered.  The  importer  is  required  to  furnish  a 
bond  for  security  equal  to  the  full  value  of  the 
animals  and  articles  entered,  conditional  upon  the 
due  exportation  of  the  same,  or  the  delivery  to  the 
Customs  Collector  the  proper  manifests  for  the 
transportation  of  the  animals  and  articles  in  bond, 
or  the  payment  of  duty  thereon,  within  three 
months  from  time  of  entry. 

Deer,  in  the  carcass  or  parts  thereof,  when  shot  for 
sport,  under  provincial  or  territorial  authority  in 
Canada,  by  any  person  not  domiciled  in  Canada, 
may  be  exported  at  the  customs  ports  of  Halifax, 
Yarmouth,  McAdam  Junction,  Saint  John,  N.B., 
St.  Stephen,  Montreal,  Quebec,  Sherbrooke,  Beebe 
Junction,  St.  Armand,  Fort  Erie,  Brockville, 
Kingston,  Ottawa,  Port  Arthur,  Prescott,  Niagara 
Falls,  Sarnia,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Toronto,  Windsor, 
Ont.,  Emerson,  Coutts,  North  Portal,  Kingsgate, 
Waneta,  B.C.,  White  Horse,  Y.T.,  all  other 
customs  ports  and  outports  in  Canada  on  the 
frontier  of  the  United  States,  and  such  other  ports 
as  shall  from  time  to  time  be  designated  by  the 
Minister  of  National  Revenue  for  the  export  of 
deer. 

An  export  entry  in  duplicate  is  required  in  respect 
of  deer  in  the  carcass^  or  parts  thereof  shot  under 
provincial  or  territorial  authority  and  intended  to 
be  exported,  and  exportation  may  be  permitted 
upon  the  exporter  subscribing  and  attesting  before 
a  Collector  of  National  Revenue  or  other  officer  of 
Customs  a  declaration  to  be  annexed  to  said  ex¬ 
port  entry. 

In  cases  where  a  non-resident  sportsmaD 
desires  to  leave  Canada  before  the  game  arrives 
at  a  Customs  Port  of  Exit,  the  Export  Entry 
and  declaration  may  be  made  by  such  sports¬ 
man  and  left  with  the  Collector  of  National 
Revenue  at  the  Port  of  Exit  for  use  when  the 
game  arrives  at  the  said  port. 

The  exportation  of  deer  in  the  carcass  or  parts 
thereof,  being  the  property  of  a  provincial 
government,  may  be  permitted  without  the 
declaration  provided  in  Section  4  hereof  upon 
the  Collector  of  National  Revenue  or  other 
officer  of  Customs  being  furnished  with  a 
certificate  signed  by  a  duly  authorized  officer 
of  the  provincial  government  concerned  to 
the  effect  that  the  deer  or  parts  thereof  pro¬ 
posed  to  be  exported  are  the  property  of  the 
provincial  government. 

Any  person  who  wishes  to  export  any  carcast 
or  parts  thereof  of  deer  raised  or  bred  upoD 
his  own  land,  or  upon  lands  owned  by  a  Com¬ 
pany  or  association  of  persons  of  which  he  is 
a  member,  shall  make  affidavit  upon  the  face  of 
the  export  entry  to  the  effect  that  the  deer 
the  carcass  or  parts  whereof  is  so  entered  for 
exportation,  was  raised  or  bred  upon  his  own 


others  with  limited  experience  in  Customs  business 

lands  or  upon  lands  owned  or  held  by  a 
company  or  association  of  persons  of  which  he 
is  a  member  (describing  the  location  of  such 
lands,  and  naming  the  association  or  company 
holding  the  same). 

Where  in  any  province  or  territory  the  right 
to  sell  deer  in  the  carcass  or  parts  thereof  is 
prohibited  or  restricted,  the  same  shall  not  be 
exported  if  sold  in  contravention  of  such  law. 

Dogs,  pure  bred.  To  obtain  free  entry  the  importer 
must  produce  a  certificate  of  purity  of  blood  signed 
by  the  breeder.  He  must  also  make  an  affidavit 
that  the  dogs  imported  are  the  identical  animals 
described  on  the  certificate. 

Exports  of  Prohibited  Goods.  Transportation  com¬ 
panies  and  others  concerned  are  advised  that, 
except  when  specially  authorized,  shipments  may 
not  go  forward  from  interior  points  to  the  frontier 
ports  of  exit  unless  the  required  export  license 
or  permit  accompanies  the  shipping  document. 

Firearms  and  dangerous  and  offensive  weapons,  re¬ 
strictions  on  importation  of: — 

‘‘Note  that  a  permit  (which  may  be  known  as  a 
Police  Permit)  in  Form  76a  and  76b  is  required  by 
everyone  to  lawfully  have  upon  his  person  elsewhere 
than  in  his  dwelling  house,  etc.,  or  to  carry,  con¬ 
cealed,  a  pistol,  revolver,  sheath  knife,  etc.,  or  other 
dangerous  or  offensive  weapon,  and  that  a  similar 
police  permit  is  required  by  every  alien  to  lawfully 
have  in  his  possession  anywhere  any  firearm,  or 
ammunition  therefor,  or  any  offensive  weapon. 

An  alien,  though  a  bona  fide  sportsman  and  hunter, 
passing  through  Canada  having  in  his  possession 
any  revolver  or  pistol  is  required  to  have  a  permit. 
Note— ^Automatic  and  semi-automatic  pistols  are 
prohibited  importation. 

Firearm  Exports  Prohibited.  In  respect  of  Arms, 
Ammunition,  Implements  or  Munitions  of  war, 
may  not  be  exported  without  Arms  Export  Permit 
issued  by  Foreign  Exchange  Control  Board. 

Flying.  The  Defence  of  Canada  Regulations  pro¬ 
hibit  the  navigation  of  all  civil  aircraft  over 
Canada  or  Canadian  waters,  except  under  specific 
permission  granted  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  Minister 
of  Transport. 

Fowls,  pure  bred,  must  have  a  certificate  of  blood 
describing  the  breed  and  signed  by  the  breeder. 

Goods  damaged  in  transit.  Collectors  may  permit 
an  importer  to  abandon  to  the  Crown  any  whole 
package  of  goods  damaged  in  transit,  and  be  re¬ 
lieved  of  payment  of  duty  thereon,  if  notice  is  given 
within  14  days. 

Gold  export: — Collectors  of  Customs  must  not  permit 
the  exportation  of  gold  whether  in  the  form  of 
coin  or  bullion,  except  upon  the  production 
of  a  license  issued  by  the  Deputy  Minister  of  Fin¬ 
ance  for  each  shipment,  such  license  to  state  the 
value  or  the  approximate  weight  in  ounces  of  the 
gold  comprising  the  shipment.  Provided  that  no 
such  license  shall  be  issued  to  other  than  a  Cana¬ 
dian  chartered  bank  or  the  Bank  of  Canada. 

Goods  perishable  and  breakable.  Collectors  are  per¬ 
mitted  to  make  an  allowance  for  all  damage  in 
excess  of  15%  as  certified  to  by  the  appraiser  on 
perishable  and  breakable  goods  such  as  fruit, 
crockery  and  glass.  Customs  must  be  notified 
within  3  days  on  perishable  goods  and  14  days  on 
breakable  goods.  If  full  duty  has  been  paid, 
refund  would  be  allowed. 

Horses,  carriages  and  harness  going  into  the  United 
States  by  permit,  may  be  re-admitted  into  Canada 
duty  free  if  they  are^  returned  within  the  period 
specified  on  the  permit  without  change  of  owner¬ 
ship.  They  must  be  reported  outward  in  duplicate 
with  such  description  as  to  be  identified  on  return. 
Duty  is  to  be  paid  on  repairs,  provided  however, 
that  the  expense  of  compulsory  repairs,  rendered 
necessary  as  the  result  of  an  accident  or  other 
casualty,  to  enable  the  vehicle  to  continue  the  tour 


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[  1956 


and  return  to  Canada  shall  be  exempt  from  duty 
and  taxes. 

Machinery  and  articles  when  exported  for  repairs 
may  be  re-admitted  by  payment  of  duty  on  the 
repairs,  only  if  returned  within  one  year,  pro¬ 
vided  further  that  application  was  made  for  out¬ 
ward  entry  and  examination  at  Customs  at  time 
of  export;  provided  the  repairs  cannot  be  made 
in  Canada.  , 

Meats: — All  importations  of  potted,  canned  or  pre¬ 
served  meats  must  be  examined  by  ap  officer  of 
the  Department  of  Agriculture  in  addition  to  the 
certificate  of  purity  that  must  accompany  such 
goods.  Pork,  fresh  or  frozen,  is  prohibited,  impor¬ 
tation  except  under  license  by  the  Minister  of 
National  Revenue. 

Milk,  Vegetable  and  Fruit  Regulations:  The  con¬ 
tainers  of  milk,  vegetable  and  fruit  products: — 

(а)  Are  to  be  marked  with  the  initials,  the  sur¬ 
name  and  the  address  of  the  packer; 

(б)  Must  give  a  true  description  of  the  contents; 

(c)  Must  show  the  firm  No.  assigned  to  the  estab¬ 
lishment  and  must  correspond  otherwise  with 
the  label  on  the  container: 

(d)  Owners  or  managers  of  establishments  shall 
supply  to  the  Dairy  and  Cold  Storage  Com¬ 
missioner  duplicate  copies  of  all  labels,  stencils 
or  lithographed  designs  used  in  the  establish¬ 
ments;  no  labels,  stencils  or  lithographed 
designs  shall  be  used  unless,  they  have,  been 
approved  in  writing  by  the  said  Commissioner. 
One  copy  shall  be  filed  with  the  Dairy  and  Cold 
Storage  Commissioner,  the  other  copy  to  be 
retained  by  the  owner  or  manager  and  shall  be 
produced  for  the  information  of  an  inspector 
when  required. 

Perishable  goods; — Arrangements  have  been  made  for 
the  delivery  of  perishable  goods  prior  to  making 
the  regular  Customs  entry.  For  this  purpose,  the 
importer  may  deposit  with  the  Collector  of  Customs 
a  bond  or  money  sufficient  to  pay  the  duty  and 
taxes,  and  the  required  entry  must  be  completed 
within  ninety-six  hours.  When  arrangements 
have  been  made  to  deliver  goods  on  this  basis,  the 
importer  must  present  his  invoice  to  the  proper 
Customs  Officer  at  the  point  of  arrival,  for  checking 
purposes,  and  must  be  sure  entry  is  made  within 
the  ninety-six  hour  period,  otherwise  the  arrange¬ 
ment  may  be  cancelled  and  the  deposit  seized. 
Perishable  goods  are  considered  to  be  fruits, 
vegetables,  fish  and  such  like  goods  that  are 
subject  to  decay.  Similar  arrangements  can 
be  made  for  the  delivery  of  newspapers  and 
periodicals. 

Poultry,  Dressed: — No  person  shall  import  dressed 
poultry  into  Canada  unless  such  poultry  has  been 
graded  and  packed  and  the  boxes  marked  in 
accordance  with  the  Regulation  respecting  the 
Grading  and  Marking  of  Dressed  Poultry.  No 
more  than  twelve  birds  shall  be  packed  in  any 
one  box. 

Perfecting  entries.  Sight  entries  must  be  perfected 
as  well  as  entries  on  Form  Bl,  on  which  duty  is 
paid,  pending  production  of  certificate  under  Cus¬ 
toms  regulations  for  free  entry  of  same,  and  for 
which  a  refund  of  duty  is  applied  for.  (See  also 
Sight  Entries  on  page  791. 

Pineapple,  canned,  grading  below  “Choice  Quality” 
is  prohibited  except  when  imported  in  containers 
of  not  less  than  one  half  gallon  capacity  for  re¬ 
manufacturing  purposes. 

Articles,  when  imported  into  Canada  temporarily 
for  repairs,  adjustments  or  to  be  tested,  may  be 
admitted  without  duty  or  taxes;  provided  that  the 
articles  are  such  as  can  be  satisfactorily  identified 
and  that  a  deposit  or  acceptable  bond  for  double 
the  amount  of  Customs  duty  and/or  taxes  be  de¬ 
livered  to  the  Collector  of  Customs  and  Excise  as 
security  for  the  exportation  of  the  articles  under 
Customs  supervision,  or  the  due  entry  thereof  for 
consumption,  within  six  months  from  the  date  of 
importation. 

Refund  of  Duty. — No  refund  of  duty  paid  shall  be 
allowed  because  of  any  alleged  inferiority,  or  de¬ 
ficiency.  or  omission,  unless  reported  to  the  col¬ 
lector  within  thirty  days  of  the  date  of  entry  or 


delivery  or  landing,  and  the  said  goods  have  been 
examined  by  the  said  collector  or  by  an  appraiser 
or  other  proper  officer  of  Customs,  and  the  proper 
rate  or  amount  of  reduction  certified  by  him  after 
such  examination. 

Refund  on  goods  returned  not  according  to  order 
must  comply  with  the  following  conditions: — 

(1)  Goods  are  to  be  identified  by  Customs. 

(2)  And  exported  within  six  months  of  date  of 
entry. 

(3)  Proof  of  export  furnished. 

(4)  Must  be  accompanied  by  export  entry  in  tri¬ 
plicate. 

(5)  Delivered  under  Customs  supervision. 

(6)  Copy  of  waybill  signed  by  carrier,  also  copy  of 
export  entry  duly  certified  to  by  Customs  officer 
at  port  of  exit  must  be  annexed  to  refund  claim. 

Refund  on  goods  damaged  in  transit,  duty  having 
been  paid  on  the  entire  shipment  according  to  the 
invoioe,  it  will  be  necessary  to  bill  the  railway  or 
inland  carriers  for  the  amount  of  the  duty  in  addi¬ 
tion  to  the  value  of  the  goods.  It  will  then  be 
up  to  the  railway  to  produce  a  short  landing  certi¬ 
ficate  from  the  ocean  carriers  if  the  goods  are  from 
overseas,  or  a  proof  that  the  goods  were  lost  or 
destroyed  beyond  the  confines  of  Canada.  When 
this  proof  is  produced  it  must  be  attached  to  the 
refund  claim. 

Samples,  Travellers’ — (1)  Imported  samples  (not 
Canadian  produce  or  manufacture)  such  as  are 
carried  by  commercial  travellers  intended 
solely  for  use  in  taking  orders  for  similar  mer¬ 
chandise  and  not  for  sale,  together  with  the 
trunks  and  other  packages  containing  _  same 
(except  when  of  “no  commercial  value”)  are 
subject  to  ordinary  duty  and  taxes  at  each 
time  of  importation,  but  not  to  special  duty  in 
addition  thereto;  provided,  however,  that  the 
trunks  in  which  samples  are  contained  may  be 
admitted  free  after  payment  of  duty  and  taxes 
on  first  importation,  if  identified  to  the  satis¬ 
faction  of  the  Customs  Officer. 

(2)  Commercial  travellers  are  required  to  deliver 
to  the  Customs  Officer  for  entry  purposes  a 
properly  certified  invoice  or  a  statement  in 
detail,  showing  the  price  (wholesale)  of  each 
sample  as  sold  for  home  consumption. 

(3)  Cards,  portfolios,  pasteboard  boxes  or  other 
coverings  containing  articles  obviously  for  use 
only  as  samples  to  sell  by  and  having  no  com¬ 
mercial  value,  may  be  admitted  free  of  duty 
and  taxes. 

Special  Regulations  Respecting  Samples  from  British 
Countries  and  from  Most  Favoured  Nation 
Countries. 

When  such  commercial  travellers'  samples  are 
imported  temporarily  direct  by  non-residents  of 
Canada  from  any  British  country  or  from 
any  country  entitled  to  most  favoured  nation 
treatment  in  tariff  matters  by  Canada,  they 
may  be  admitted  upon  deposit  of  a  sum  equiva¬ 
lent  to  the  duty  and  taxes  thereon,  such  deposit 
to  be  subject  to  refund  on  the  exportation  of 
samples  under  Customs  supervision  within 
twelve  months  from  the  date  of  Customs  entry. 
The  importer  shall  make  and  subscribe  to  a 
declaration  on  the  face  of  the  temporary  entry 
that  the  goods  described  therein  are  bona  fide 
samples  for  use  only  in  taking  orders  for 
merchandise  and  are  to  be  exported  within 
twelve  months. 

When  the  samples  are  marked  by  a  Customs 
Officer  for  identification  and  the  temporary 
entry  duly  completed,  the  Collector  may  issue 
his  permission  for  the  release  of  the  samples 
upon  receiving  the  required  deposit  from  the 
importer. 

If  all  of  the  samples  are  not  exported  a  deduc¬ 
tion  shall  be  made  from  the  deposit  equivalent 
to  the  duty  and  taxes  payable  on  the  samples 
not  exported. 

Samples  admitted  to  temporary  entry  on 
deposit  under  the  special  regulations  respective 
samples  from  British  and  Most  Favoured 
Nation  Countries  may  be  taken  to  the  United 


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795 


States  by  the  traveller  and  returned  to  Canada 
merely  upon  report  at  Customs  at  any  time 
within  twelve  months  from  the  date  of  the 
temporary  entry.  On  their  return  the  samples 
may  be  admitted  without  entry  if,  upon  being 
enecked  by  a  Customs  Officer  against  the  copy 
of  the  temporary  entry  and  invoice  in  possession 
of  the  traveller,  the  officer  is  satisfied  that  the 
entry  68  ar<3  tlose  referred  to  in  such  temporary 

Temporary  entry  of  Circuses  and  other 
Amusement  Devices 

The  equipment  comprising  the  attractions  specified 
hereunder  may  be  admitted  upon  payment  of  the 
following  fees,  m  lieu  of  Customs  and  Excise  duties 
ana  taxes,  for  each  month  or  portion  thereof  while 
in  Canada. 

(1)  Circuses,  with  or  without  menageries,  but 
not  including  amusement  riding  devices,  side-shows 
and  concessions  intended  to  operate  outside  of  the 
circus  and  menagerie  proper,  and  for  which  a  separate 
admission  is  charged,  moving  in  six  or  more  railway 

cars  or  m  twelve  or  more  motor  trucks . $3,000 

Same  as  (1)  but  when  moving  in  five  or  less 
railway  cars  or  in  eleven  or  less  motor  trucks .  .  $1,500 

13)  Amusement  riding  devices,  being  indiviual 
units  of  what  is  commonly  known  as  a  carnival  or 
midway  outfit,  whether  imported  with  a  circus  or 

otherwise,  each .  $400 

(4)  Same  as  (3)  but  designed  for  use  exclusively  by 


children. 


.$150 


(5)  Amusement  riding  devices,  to  be  operated  as 
attractions  at  fairs  or  exhibitions  held  by  any  agri¬ 
cultural  or  other  association,  each . $100 

Same  as  (5)  but  designed  for  use  exclusively  by 


children. 


.$50 


(7)  Side-shows  and  concessions,  being  individual 
units  of  what  is  commonly  known  as  a  carnival  or 
midway  outfit,  whether  imported  with  a  circus  or 

otherwise,  each . $200 

(.S)  Portable  lighting  units,  including  the  vehicles 
by  which  transportation  is  effected,  for  the  illumina¬ 
tion  of  baseball  and  other  grounds: 

(a)  With  electric  generators . $200 

(b)  Without  generators . $100 

(9)  Rodeos . ^$400 

Automobiles  and  motorcycles  for  competitive 

racing  purposes  are  subject  to  the  following  fees  in 


lieu  of  Customs  and  Excise  duties  and  taxes  for  each 
calendar  month  in  any  one  year  while  in  Canada: 

(a)  Racing  automobiles,  each . $10 

(b)  Racing  motorcycles,  each . .......$  5 

n  re^u5,^  °f  the  above  fees  upon  exportation  from 
Canada,  hor  regulations  in  connection  with  the 
above  see  your  local  Collector  of  Customs  and  Excise. 

imported  tickets,  advertising  matter,  programs, 
books  consumables,  and  articles  for  sale  or  to  be 
distributed  gratis,  are  subject  to  the  regular  duty 
a?xTSA-es  *\ax'  ^or  further  particulars  consult  Dept, 
of  National  Revenue,  Ottawa. 

Entry  If  the  importer  or  the  person  author¬ 
ized,  makes  a  declaration  before  the  collector  or 
other  proper  officer,  that  he  cannot,  for  want  of 
full  information,  make  perfect  entry  thereof,  the 
collector  or  officer  may  cause  such  goods  to  be 
landed  on  a  bill  of  sight,  by  the  best  description 
that  can  be  given,  and  to  be  seen  and  examined 
by  such  person  and  at  his  expense,  in  the  presence 
of  the  collector  or  other  proper  officer,  and  to  be 
delivered  to  such  person,  on  his  depositing  a  sum 
of  money  sufficient  to  pay  the  duties  thereon. 

(2)  If  the  importer  does  not  complete  a  perfect 
entry  within  the  time  appointed  by  the  collector, 
the  money  so  deposited  shall  be  taken  and  held  as 
duty  accruing  on  such  goods  and  a  penalty  equal 
to  the  amount  deposited  shall  also  be  collected. 
Valuation  for  duty  on  goods  not  sold  for  home  con¬ 
sumption  may,  usually,  be  determined  by  ascer¬ 
taining  the  total  cost  of  producing  the  goods  in 
condition  ready  for  market  and  adding  thereto  the 
usual  profits  made  on  sales  of  a  similar  line  of  goods. 
Exporters  shall  show  the  amount  on  the  invoice 
the  facts  as  to  the  following: 

(1)  Freight  prepaid  and  charged. 

(2)  Freight  prepaid  and  not  charged. 

(3)  Freight  allowed  to  be  deducted  by  the  im¬ 
porter  at  settlement. 

Waybills  must  show: — 

(1)  Name  and  address  of  consignee. 

(2)  Marks  and  number  of  packages. 

(3)  Description  of  the  goods  contained  in  each 
package. 

(4)  When  goods  are  in  bulk,  the  number  of  pieces, 
bundles  or  bushels. 

(5)  In  case  of  agricultural  instruments,  number 
and  description  of  eaoh  class  of  instruments. 


CUSTOMS  PROCEDURE.  ETC. 


EXPORTING  TO  THE  UNITED  STATES 
The  customs  laws  of  the  United  States,  governing 
the  importation  of  goods,  very  materially  differ  from 
ours.  They  have  no  such  thing  as  the  manifesting 
system  such  as  we  have,  and  all  merchandise  is  sup¬ 
posed  to  be  entered  at  the  first  port  of  arrival  How¬ 
ever,  they  have  ports  termed  I  T  Ports  (immediate 
transport  ports)  to  which  goods  may  be  forwarded  in 
bond,  without  appraisement  at  the  frontier  port  In 
this  case  the  goods  must  be  carefully  marked  “For¬ 
warded  in  Bond.” 

Merchandise,  in  order  to  be  entered  under  Imme¬ 
diate  Transportation,  without  appraisement  at  the 
frontier,  must  be  destined  to  a  designated  immediate 
transportation  port,  and  must  be  biffed  via  a  port  at 
whieh  merchandise  may  be  entered  for  transportation 
to  another  port  without  appraisement. 

These  ports  through  which  goods  must  be  billed  and 
to  which  they  must  be  consigned  may  be  learned  from 
the  transportation  oompany  as  the  lists  are  too  ex¬ 
tensive  to  be  given  space  here 

If  goods  are  destined  for  a  foreign  oountry  they 
are  entirely  under  Transportation  and  Exportation 
entry  in  bond,  in  transit,  for  exportation  from  the 
seaboard  port. 

EXPORTING  TO  OTHER  COUNTRIES 
Exporters  requiring  information  regarding  invoice 
forms  and  Customs  Regulations  of  other  countries, 
applying  to  goods  exported  from  Canada,  should 
write  to  Department  of  Trade  and  Commerce.  Ottawa 

GIFTS  TO  THOSE  ON  ACTIVE  SERVICE 
To  be  exported  as  gifts,  addressed  to  members  of 
the  armed  forces  of  the  British  Empire  or  their 
Allies,  do  not  require  a  permit  to  export. 


GOODS  TO  BE  RETURNED  TO  THE  U.S. 

Merchants  finding  it  necessary  to  return  goods  not 
aooording  to  order  and  wishing  to  obtain  refund  of  duty 
will  be  required  to  make  out  four  different  forms  to 
aooompany  the  way  biff  when  goods  are  shipped  back, 
if  shipment  is  over  $100.00  the  forms  are  as  follow: 

F  Foreign  Owner's  Oath”  or  "Oath  of  American 
Manufacture.” 

2.  American  Consular  Certificate. 

3.  Export  papers  in  triplicate. 

4.  One  certified  copy  of  Customs  Incoming 
Manifest. 

F.E.C.B.  export  permit — 5  copies. 

Where  shipment  is  under  $100  00  the  American 
Consular  Certificate  and  Incoming  Manifest  are  not 
required. 

The  intending  consignee  must  send  to  the  U.S. 
shipper  for  an  affidavit  on  a  prescribed  form,  men¬ 
tioned  above  as  the  Oath  of  American  Manufacture, 
declaring  the  goods  to  be  of  United  States  origin  or 
manufacture,  in  order  that  the  goods  when  returned 
may  pass  the  U.S.  Customs  without  duty 

When  this  affidavit  is  received  it  must  be  attached 
to  the  way  bill  by  the  transportation  agent  here  and 
forwarded  along  with  the  goods.  This  will  enable 
the  United  States  Customs  Officer  at  the  frontier  to 
recognize  the  goods  as  home  manufacture  and  have 
them  forwarded  on  to  destination  without  duty  The 
original  U.S.  shipper  may  secure  these  forms  at  his 
Customs,  but  a  better  way  is  for  the  intending  con¬ 
signee  to  secure  a  copy  from  the  local  express  agent 
here  and  forward  same  to  the  U.S  firm  with  all  nec¬ 
essary  explanation  as  to  line  of  procedure  and  thus 
avoid  possible  delay. 

The  American  Consular  Certificate  forms  must  be 
obtained  from  the  nearest  American  Consul,  who  will 


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send  blank  forms  in  triplicate.  These  must  be  Glled 
in  as  required  and  returned  to  the  American  Consul 
with  his  fee,  when  he  will  return  one  oopy  to  the  inten¬ 
ding  consignee,  who  will  attach  same  to  way  bill 
with  other  documents  mentioned. 

Export  entry,  procurable  from  Customs  Depart¬ 
ment,  must  be  made  out  by  consignee  in  triplicate 
and  attached  to  way  bill  together  with  the  Foreign 
Owner’s  Oath,  Consular  Certificate  and  Incoming 
Manifest.  One  oopy  will  remain  on  file  at  the  port 
of  exit,  the  second  copy  goes  to  the  Customs  Depart 
ment  and  the  third  copy  will  be  returned  by  the 
Customs  officer  at  the  Canadian  port  of  exit  to  the 
merchant  who  returned  the  goods.  He  will  theD 
attach  it  to  the  refund  of  duty  claim  along  with  a 
copy  of  the  way  bill  as  a  guarantee  that  the  goods 
have  been  returned 

Goods  must  be  in  Customs  custody  within  six 
months  of  date  of  importation. 

CURRENCY  CERTIFICATE  OF  INVOICE 

Importers  should,  when  ordering  goods  from 
Britain  or  any  foreign  country,  instruct  the  exporter 
or  salesman  to  always  give  the  value  of  the  goods  in 
the  home  consumption  column  of  the  invoice  and  to 
show  the  same  in  the  currency  of  the  country  of  ex- 

port- 

internal  taxes  should  be  definitely  stated. 

The  exporter  should  also  be  very  carefully  instruc¬ 
ted  to  place  on  the  invoice  the  currency  certificate.. 

In  respect  of  invoices  of  goods  from  Great  Britain 
or  from  any  country  where  the  currency  has  not  sub¬ 
stantially  depreciated,  the  certificate  of  the  exporter, 
showing  the  relative  value  of  the  paper  currency  in 
standard  currency  is  accepted. 

In  other  cases  where  the  currency  has  substantially 
depreciated,  there  must  be  furnished  a  certificate, 
signed  by  a  Consul  or  a  Canada  Trade  Commissioner, 
or  of  a  Bank,  in  the  following  form: — 

Certificate  of  Consol 

Date . 

I  certify  that  at  the  date  of  exportation  of  the 
goods  described  in  the  within  or  annexed  invoice,  the 
true  value  of  the  ourrenoy,  in  which  the  invoice  is 
made  out,  as  compared  with  the  standard  dollar  01 

Canada,  is  at  the  rate  of . 

(Dollars  and  Cents) 

per. 


(Here  give  the  unit  of  currency  of  Invoice). 

Signed . 

GOODS  SHORT  LANDED 
In  the  case  of  goods  duty  paid  and  short  received, 
delivery  of  same  upon  subsequent  arrival  can  be 
obtained,  without  payment  of  duty  anew,  only  when 
the  following  regulations  are  observed: — 

(а)  Notice  of  the  short  receipt  of  goods  must  be 
given  to  the  collector  in  writing  within  thirty 
days  of  entry. 

(б)  If  the  goods  have  been  omitted  from  the 
shipment,  a  declaration  to  that  effect  must  be 
produced  from  the  exporter. 

(c)  If  a  portion  of  the  consignment  haB  been 
delayed  in  transit  by  the  carriers,  a  declaration 
to  thiB  effect  will  be  required  from  the  latter. 

(d)  No  portion  of  a  consignment  of  goods,  duty- 
paid,  in  respect  of  which  a  short  shipment  occurs, 
is  to  be  disposed  of  by  the  importer  until  the 
appraiser  has  had  an  opportunity  of  checking  over 
the  goods. 

SETTLERS’  EFFECTS  ENTRY 
Settlers’  effects  are  admitted  duty  free,  if  actually 
owned  abroad  by  the  Bettler  for  at  least  six  months 
before  his  removal  to  Canada,  and  subject  to  regu¬ 
lations  prescribed  by  the  Minister. 

Provided  that  any  dutiable  article  entered  as 
settlers’  effects  may  not  be  so  entered  unless  brought 
by  the  settler  on  his  first  arrival,  and  shall  not  be 
sold  or  otherwise  disposed  of  without  payment  of 
duty  until  after  twelve  months’  actual  use  in  Canada. 

Settlers’  effects,  viz: — Machines  and  implements 
for  agricultural  purposes,  moved  by  mechanical 
power,  and  motor  vehicles  valued  at  not  more  than 
$2500  and  boats  for  fishing  purposes,  if  actually 
owned  abroad  by  the  settler  for  at  least  six  months 
before  his  removal  to  Canada,  are  free  subject  to 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  National 
Revenue. 

Provided  that  in  respect  to  motor  vehicles  valued 
in  excess  of  $2500  duty  shall  be  payable  only  on  the 
amount  in  excess  of  $2500. 


Provided  further  that  the  said  machines,  vehicles, 
implements  and  boats  may  not  be  so  entered  unless 
brought  by  the  settler  on  his  first  arrival,  and  shall 
not  be  sold  or  otherwise  disposed  of  without  payment 
of  duty  until  after  twelve  months  actual  use  in 
Canada. 

AUTOMOBILES  IMPORTED  BY  NON-RESI¬ 
DENTS  FOR  PLEASURE  PURPOSES  ONLY 

1.  Automobiles  imported  by  non-residents  for  their 

personal  transportation  may  be  admitted  without  the 
payment  of  duty  thereon,  under  Traveller’s  Vehicle 
Permit  (Form  E.  50)  subject  to  the  following  regu¬ 
lations:  , 

On  arrival  at  the  frontier  Customs  port  of 
entry,  the  driver  of  the  automobile  shall  report  at 
Customs  and  apply  for  a  permit.  The  applicant 
for  a  permit  shall  be  a  non-resident  of  Canada  and 
a  temporary  visitor  therein.  He  or  she  shall  be  the 
owner  of  the  automobile,  or  a  member  of  the 
immediate  family  of  the  owner, who  is  also  a  non¬ 
resident  of  Canada,  or  shall  be  able  to  produce 
written  authority  from  the  owner  to  use  such 
vehicle.  . 

The  automobile  shall  be  admissible  only  when 
imported  for  the  use  of  the  non-resident  permit 
holder,  for  the  transportation  of  such  non-resident, 
his  family  and  guests,  and  such  incidental  carriage 
of  articles  as  may  be  necessary  and  appropriate 
to  the  purposes  of  the  journey,  but  not  to  be  used 
for  the  transportation  of  persons  or  articles  for 
hire,  nor  in  any  case  primarily  for  the  carriage  of 
articles.  The  use  by  any  other  person  than  the 
non-resident  permit  holder  shall  result  in  seizure 
and  forfeiture  of  the  vehicle. 

No  fee  is  to  be  collected  for  Customs  attendance 
at  any  time  in  connection  with  the  entry  of 
travellers’  automobiles. 

2.  Temporary  Admission ,  forty-eight  Hours ,  at 
Ports  and  Outports  on  the  Frontier  Only — In  respect 
of  automobiles  entering  Canada  for  a  stay  not  exceed¬ 
ing  forty-eight  hours,  when  the  Collector  or  Sub- 
Collector  is  satisfied  that  conditions  of  subsections 
(a)  and  (6)  of  Section  1  are  complied  with,  he  is 
authorized  to  permit  entry  upon  the  owner  surrender¬ 
ing  his  State  license  card,  which  will  be  returned  to 
him  on  the  return  journey.  In  such  cases,  the  use  of 
Form  E.  50  may  be  dispensed  with. 

3.  Traveller' s  vehicle  Permits  for  a  Period  not  Ex¬ 
ceeding  Sixty  Days — In  respect  of  automobiles  enter¬ 
ing  Canada  for  a  period  not  exceeding  sixty  days,  the 
Collector,  if  satisfied  that  the  conditions  stipulated  in 
sub-sections  (a)  and  (6)  of  Section  1  are  complied 
with,  may  admit  the  vehicle  without  formal  entry 
and  may  issue  a  permit  on  Form  E.  50  for  a  period 
not  exceeding  sixty  days. 

(a)  Should  a  traveller  who  has  been  granted  a 
sixty-day  permit  desire  an  extension  for  a  further 
period  up  to  six  months  from  the  time  of  original 
entry,  he  may.  upon  presentation  of  the  permit 
before  the  expiry  date  of  same,  apply  for  such 
extension  to  any  Collector  or  Sub-Collector  of 
Customs  and  Excise,  who,  upon  being  satisfied 
as  to  the  bona  fides  of  the  use  of  the  automobile 
may  issue  a  new  Form  E50  and  retain  the  expired 
permit  for  cancellation. 

4.  Traveller's  vehicle  Permits  for  a  Period  in  Excess 
of  Sixty  Days — If,  on  reporting  at  the  Customs 
frontier  port  of  arrival,  the  non-resident  owner  of  an 
automobile  desires  a  traveller’s  vehicle  permit  for  a 
period  in  excess  of  sixty  days,  the  Collector,  if  satis¬ 
fied  that  the  conditions  stipulated  in  sub-sections 
(a)  and  (b)  of  Section  1  are  complied  with,  may  admit 
the  vehicle  without  formal  entry  and  may  issue  a 
permit  on  Form  E.  50  for  the  period  designated  by 
the  traveller,  such  period,  however,  in  the  first 
nstance,  not  to  exceed  six  months. 

If,  through  accident,  illness  or  other  unusual 
circumstances,  the  exportation  of  the  vehicle  at  the 
expiration  of  six  months  from  the  date  of  the  original 
entry  cannot  be  effected,  the  matter  shall  be  reported 
to  the  Deputy  Minister  of  National  Revenue  for 
Customs  and  Excise,  Ottawa,  who,  if  satisfied  as 
to  the  bona  fides  of  the  application,  may  authorize 
the  extension  of  the  traveller’s  vehicle  permit  for 
such  additional  period  of  time  as  may  be  necessary, 
and  may  specify  the  conditions  under  which  such 
l  extension  may  be  granted,  and  with  what  security 


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COMMERCIAL  VEHICLES 
5.  Carrying  Passenaera  Only—  Automobiles,  motor 
trucks  ana  other  motor  vehicles  may  enter  Canada 
and  return  to  the  United  States  without  payment  of 
duty  on  such  vehicles  when  employed  in  conveying 
passengers  in  transit  across  the  frontier,  provided 
tney  are  employed  only  for  through  transportation  of 
passengers  (either  or  both  ways)  between  a  point  or 
place  m  the  United  States  and  a  point  or  place  in 


,  After  a,  careful  examination  and  appraisal 

has  been  made  of  such  vehicles  to  enable  the  Customs 
omcer  to  identify  them  on  leaving  the  Dominion 
Commercial  Vehicle  Permit  (Form  E.  50-B)  shall  be 
issued  by  the  Collector  or  Sub-Collector  on  his  being 
furnished  with: 

(o)  a  cash  deposit  equivalent  to  the  duty  and 
taxes  payable  on  the  automobile,  or 

(b)  a  bond  of  an  approved  guarantee  companv 
on  Form  D-3  Y2,  or 

(c)  the  special  bond  of  an  approved  guarantee 
company  on  Form  D3-A. 

On  exportation  of  the  vehicle  under  Customs 
supervision  within  a  period  of  thirty  days,  the  cash 
deposit  shall  be  subject  to  refund  or  the  bond  to 
cancellation.  In  default  of  proof  of  such  exportation 
within  thirty  days,  the  cash  deposit  shall  be  taken  to 
account  as  Customs  duty  and  taxes,  and  the  provi¬ 
sions  of  the  bond  enforced. 

6.  Carrying  Goods. — Automobiles,  motor  trucks 
and  other  highway  vehicles  carrying  goods  (dutiable 
or  not)  for  delivery  to  a  point  in  Canada  may  be 
admitted  under  Commercial  Vehicle  Permit  (Form  E. 
50-B),  under  the  provisions  of  Section  5  above  if 
proceeding  to  an  interior  port  with  a  load  (and  under 
the  same  Section  but  without  requiring  a  bond  if  the 
goods  imported  thereby  are  intended  for  delivery 
within  the  limits  of  the  frontier  port  of  arrival,  pro¬ 
vided  the  Collector  is  satisfied  that  security  is  not 
required),  subject  to  due  entry  at  Customs  at  the 
frontier  port  of  arrival  of  all  goods  to  be  discharged 
in  Canada,  and  the  payment  of  all  duties  and  taxes  to 
which  such  goods  may  be  liable,  failing  which,  they 
must  be  forwarded  in  bond  under  manifest  by  railway 
to  the  port  of  destination.  Provided,  however,  that 
goods  arriving  by  highway  vehicles  entitled  to  entry 
on  Form  B  4  or  B  as  settler’s  effects,  and  goods  for 
bona  fide  exhibitions,  or  horses  for  racing  purposes 
eligible  for  entry  on  Form  B.  18,  may  be  allowed  to 
proceed  to  interior  destinations  under  Commercial 
Vehicle  Permit  for  the  vehicle,  and  manifest  Form 
A-8  for  the  goods,  without  convoy;  the  same  privilege 
may  be  granted  in  respect  of  articles  for  special  use, 
and  horses  for  breeding  purposes,  if  the  report  and 
deposit  required  under  Memo  D  No.  23  (Revised 
1942)  and  No.  5  respectively,  are  not  made  at  the 
frontier,  in  which  case  the  report,  and  deposit  (if  any) 
shall  be  made  at  the  port  of  destination. 

(a)  The  exemption  from  duty  prescribed  in 
these  Regulations  shall  not  apply  to  vehicles  used 
by  peddlers  with  goods  for  sale,  in  which  case  duty 
and  taxes  are  to  be  collected,  having  due  regard  to 
the  provisions  of  Tariff  Item  1215. 

(5)  The  term  "local  traffic"  used  in  this  Regula¬ 
tion,  and  in  the  bond  forms  established  in  connection 
therewith,  and  the  term  "through  transportation” 
shall  not  be  held  to  prevent  motor  vehicles  of 
foreign  origin  and  not  duty  paid  brought  in  by 
non-residents  of  Canada  and  Used  in  the  Inter¬ 
national  Conveyance  of  Passengers — from,  (i) 
discharging  passengers  at  different  points  in  Canada 
on  the  inward  trip,  provided  such  passengers  are 
destined  through  direct  from  the  point  of  embark¬ 
ation  to  the  point  of  discharge,  or  (ii)  taking  on 
passengers  at  different  points  in  this  country  on 
the  outward  journey,  provided  the  passengers  so 
laden  are  destined  through  direct  from  the  point 
of  lading  to  a  point  in  a  foreign  country;  This  not 
to  include  the  privilege  of  taking  on  passengers  at 
one  point  in  Canada  and  discharging  such  passengers 
of  another  point  therein. 

7.  Arriving  Empty  to  Obtain  Load  for  Export  at 
Frontier  or  Inland  Port — Automobiles  or  motor 
vehicles  of  foreign  origin  and  not  duty  paid,  being 
driven  into  Canada  to  obtain  a  load  for  export,  may 
be  admitted  under  the  provisions  of  Section  6  if 
proceeding  to  an  interior  port  for  a  load,  and  under 
the  same  Section  but  without  requiring  a  bond  if 
obtaining  the  load  within  the  limits  of  the  frontier 
port  of  arrival,  provided  the  Collector  is  satisfied  that 


security  is  not  required.  Export  entires  must  be 
required  in  respect  of  all  goods  exported  by  motor 
vehicle. 

8.  Automobiles,  trucks  and  other  vehicles  exported 
temporarily  by  residents  of  Canada. 

(a)  Automobiles,  trucks  and  other  vehicles  of 
Canadian  origin,  or  duty  paid  in  Canada,  whether 
travelling  under  their  own  power  or  transported 
by  rail  or  ship,  may  be  exported,  temporarily, 
upon  execution  of  Form  E-60.  This  Form  (which 
may  be  issued  and  verified  at  any  Port  in  Canada) 
and  the  relative  Provincial  Motor  Vehicle  Permit, 
are  required  to  be  shown  to  Canadian  Customs 
when  departing  from  or  returning  to  Canada. 
1  his  means  of  identification  permits  the  car  and 
equipment  to  be  admitted  without  payment  of 
duty  and  taxes,  except  upon  the  value  of  repairs 
and  equipment  acquired  abroad,  as  noted  in 
paragraph  (6). 

(b)  If  it  became  necessary,  because  of  an 
accident,  to  have  repairs  made  abroad  in  order  to 
enable  the  vehicle  to  continue  the  tour  and  return 
under  its  own  power,  the  compulsory  repairs  so 
made  shall  be  exempt  from  duty  and  taxes  provided 
that  such  exemption  from  duty  and  taxes  shall  not 
be  allowed  on  repairs  exceeding  $200  in  value,  except 
with  the  authority  of  the  department.  In  cases 
where  no  accident  to  the  vehicle  has  occurred,  but 
tire  casings  or  inner  tubes,  or  both,  have  been 
replaced  in  the  ordinary  course,  exemption  from 
duty  and  taxes  may  be  granted  under  this  regu¬ 
lation  on  one  tire  casing  and  one  inner  tube  only. 

(c)  If  additional  equipment  is  installed  and  when 
the  Provincial  Motor  Vehicle  Permit  expires,  a 
new  Identification  Form  E-60  is  required. 

9.  Vehicles  Carrying  Two-way  Radio  Installations, 
or  “Mobile  Telephones ” — Pending  international 
arrangements  whereby  the  apparatus  may  be  utilized 
m  either  country,  vehicles  equipped  with  mobile 
telephones  may  be  permitted  entry  into  Canada 
under  Traveller’s  Vehicle  Permits  or  Commercial 
Vehicle  Permits  as  the  case  may  be,  provided  the 
installations  are  secured  by  Customs  seals  in  such  a 
manner  as  to  prevent  operation  in  Canada.  After  the 
installation  has  been  placed  under  seal  and  noted  on 
the  permit  form,  the  vehicle  will  be  allowed  to 
proceed.  On  report  outwards  the  seal  will  be  removed 
py  the  Customs  Officer.  Should  the  seal  be  found  to 
have  been  broken  or  removed,  the  vehicle  will  be 
subject  to  seizure. 

10.  Carrying  Goods  in  Transit  Only. — Highway 
vehicles  may  enter  Canada  without  payment  of  duty 
on  such  vehicles  and  return  to  the  United  States 
when  employed  in  conveying  goods  (dutiable  or  not) 
in  transit  in  bond  through  Canada  from  one  point 
or  points  in  the  United  States  to  another  point  or 
points  therein,  under  the  following  regulations: 

(a)  Motor  vehicle  operators  desiring  to  become 
bonded  carriers  as  provided  for  in  these  regulations 
shall  make  application  to  the  Department  of 
National  Revenue,  Ottawa,  for  the  privilege. 

(b)  Upon  the  application  being  approved,  the 
applicant  shall  be  required  to  submit  to  the  De¬ 
partment  the  bond  of  a  Guarantee  Company 
acceptable  to  the  Dominion  Government  in 
approved  form  as  set  forth  in  Appendix  I  hereof 
in  a  penal  sum  to  be  fixed  by  the  Minister  not  to 
exceed  $80,000,  the  bond  to  remain  in  full  force 
and  effect  for  a  period  of  twelve  months  unless 
revoked  prior  to  expiration,  and  shall  be  subject  to 
renewal  thereafter  annually  with  the  approval  of 
the  Department. 

11.  In  Transit  Movements  by  Highway  Through 
the  United  States. — Canadian  highway  vehicles  may 
enter  the  United  States  and  re-enter  Canada  without 
payment  of  duty  on  such  vehicles  when  employed  in 
conveying  passengers  and  their  baggage  and/or 
merchandise  in  transit  in  bond  through  the  United 
States  from  one  point  in  Canada  to  another  point 
therein  under  certain  regulations. 

For  further  regulations ,  Consult  Collector  of  Customs 
at  nearest  port. 

NON-RESIDENTS  FOR  PLEASURE  PURPOSES 
AIRCRAFT  IMPORTED  TEMPORARILY  BY 
1.  Advance  notice  of  arrival: 

<  (n)  Prior  to  departure  for  Canada  from  a  foreign 
airport,  advance  notice  of  date  and  approximate  time 
of  arrival  shall  be  given  to  the  proper  officer  of 
Customs. 


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(6)  Advice  to  Customs  officers  as  to  time  and  place 
of  first  arrival  at  a  Canadian  Customs  airport  shall  be 
forwarded  by  mail,  telephone  or  telegraph.  If  con¬ 
sidered  advisable,  the  tourist  may  request  the  Cana¬ 
dian  Customs  officer  to  furnish  a  reply,  which  can 
then  be  carried  into  Canada  by  the  pilot.  The 
importance  of  this  will  be  realized  when  one  considers 
the  possibility  of  overflying  the  intended  airport  or 
landing  at  another  place  by  mistake,  or  making  a 
forced  landing,  in  all  of  which  cases  the  reply  from 
the  Canadian  Customs  Officer  will  assist  in  establish¬ 
ing  the  bona  fides  of  the  tourist  in  making  his  report 
to  Customs  or  the  Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police, 
as  the  case  may  be.  Without  such  a  telegram  the 
tourist’s  presence  at  a  place  where  no  advance  notice 
of  his  arrival  had  been  received  might  render  him 
subject  to  suspicion. 

(c)  Advance  notice  as  referred  to  above  will  not 
be  necessary  if  first  landing  is  to  be  made  at  Dorval 
Airport,  Montreal,  P.Q.,  at  which  point  24-hour 
service  is  maintained. 

2.  Formalities  on  landing: 

(а)  First  alighting  of  the  aircraft  shall  be  made  at 
a  Customs  airport  or  airfield  designated  as  such  by 
the  Department. 

(б)  On'  arrival,  the  owner  or  pilot  of  the  aircraft 
shall  report  to  the  proper  officer  of  Customs.  _ 

(c)  Provided  he  is  satisfied  that  the  aircraft  is  being 
imported  and  will  be  used  by  a  non-resident  for 
purposes  of  health  and  pleasure  only  and  not  for 
trade  or  profit,  the  Customs  officer  may  issue  Permit 
Form  C-15  for  a  period  not  exceeding  3  months. 

(<J)  Should  subsequent  landings  be  made  in  Canada 
prior  to  final  departure,  no  report  at  Customs^  is 
necessary  provided  the  owner  or  pilot  is  in  possession 
of  a  valid  Form  C-15.  However,  he  shall  produce  the 
same  to  Customs  or  airport  officials,  or  police  au¬ 
thorities,  on  request,  as  evidence  of  his  right  to  alight 
without  report  at  Customs. 

3.  Formalities  on  departure: 

The  owner  or  pilot  of  the  aircraft  shall,  prior  to  the 
final  take-off  for  departure  from  Canada,  which  shall 
be  made  from  a  Customs  Airport  or  Airfield  designated 
as  such  by  the  Department,  report  to  the  proper 
officer  of  Customs  and  surrender  Permit  Form  C-15. 

AIRCRAFT  EXPORTED  TEMPORARILY 
TO  THE  UNITED  STATES,  ALASKA 

AND  NEWFOUNDLAND  BY  CANADIAN 

RESIDENTS  FOR  PLEASURE  PURPOSES 

4.  In  simplifying  the  requirements  for  the  reporting 
of  pleasure  aircraft  the  Department  has  waived  the 
necessity  of  the  pilot  (or  tourist)  furnishing  written 
outwards  and  inwards  reports  in  respect  of  aircraft 
under  Canadian  registry  owned  by  residents  of 
Canada  and  operated  by  them  for  purposes  of  private 
flying  only  and  not  for  the  transportation  of  goods  or 
passengers  for  gain  or  hire.  Departure  must  be  made 
from,  and  the  first  landing  on  return  must  be  made  at, 
a  Customs  airport  or  airfield  of  entry  and  exit. 

It  is  obvious  that  some  means  of  identification  of 
Canadian  machines  must  be  provided  in  order  that 
the  way  may  be  open  for  their  return  without  being 
liable  to  assessment  of  duty  and  taxes. 

The  Department  has  authorized  a  special  identifica¬ 
tion  form  (Form  E.  61)  for  this  purpose.  Particular 
attention  should  be  paid  to  the  fact  as  to  whether 
or  not  the  aircraft  is  supplied  with  heater,  radio,  etc. 
Note  of  the  serial  numbers  of  the  tires,  engine  and 
propeller  should  be  taken. 

TOURISTS’  OUTFITS 

1.  Articles  of  a  character  ordinarily  classified  as 
Tourists’  or  Sportsmen’s  equipment,  imported  into 
Canada  by  non-resident  visitors,  for  temporary  use, 
are  admissible  without  payment  of  duty  and  taxes 
upon  report  on  Temporary  Admission  Report,  Form 
E-29,  or,  if  no  cash  deposit  is  required,  included  on 
Form  E-50  (Travellers’  Vehicle  Permit). 

2.  This  authority  for  free  entry  is  conditional  on 
the  imported  articles  being  (a)  imported  for  the 
tourist’s  personal  use,  (b)  actually  in  the  tourist’s 
possession  at  the  time  of  his  arrival  in  Canada,  and 
(c)  reported  to  Canadian  Customs  for  identification 
on  report  outwards,  within  six  months  from  the  date 
of  entry,  the  Permit  being  surrendered  at  that  time. 

3.  The  concessions  ordinarily  granted  to  bona-fide 
tourists  are  extended  to  the  personal  effects  of  non¬ 
resident  students  entering  Canada  for  the  purpose  of 
attending  institutions  of  learning,  the  condition  being, 


however,  that  exportation  shall  be  effected,  under 
Customs  supervision,  immediately  after  the  conclu¬ 
sion  of  the  school  term  or  course. 

4.  For  the  purposes  of  ready  reference,  the  condi¬ 
tions  of  entry  of  the  various  articles  ordinarily 
included  in  Tourists’  Outfits  are  given  below: 

DESCRIPTION  OP  GOODS  CONDITION  OF  ENTRY 


Alcoholic  Liquor . One  quart  by  each  adult  person  free 

of  duty;  balance  prohibited  im¬ 
portation. 

Ammunition . Not  exceeding  50  rounds,  free  of 

duty;  balance  dutiable. 

Automatic  pistols  (includ¬ 
ing  auto-loading) . Prohibited  entry,  without  exception 

Boats,  portable . E-29,  without  security. 

Cameras . E-29,  without  security. 

Camping  Equipment _ E-29,  without  security. 

Canoes . E-29,  without  security. 

Cigarettes . 200  or  less,  free  of  duty;  balance 

dutiable. 

Cigars . 50  or  less,  free  of  duty;  balance 

dutiable. 

Dogs,  pet  (see  footnote 

“b") . Considered  as  part  of  personal  bag¬ 

gage  and  admitted  without  report 
and  free  of  duty.. 

Dogs,  hunting . E-29,  without  security. 

Film,  photographic . Not  exceeding  6  rolls,  free  of  duty; 

balance  dutiable. 

Fishing  tackle . E-29,  without  security. 

Foodstuffs,  etc . Quantity  sufficient  for  not  more  than 

two  days’  consumption,  free  of 
duty;  balance  dutiable. 

Furniture,  household,  for 

temporary  use . E-29,  with  security  equal  to  duty 

and  taxes. 


Furniture  and  effects, 
owned  by  non-resident 
importers  for  at  least 
six  months  before  entry 
into  Canada,  and  for 
permanent  equipment 

of  a  summer  residence.  .Free  of  duty  and  taxes  under  Entry 
Form  B4J4. 

Gasoline . Quantity  sufficient  for  300  miles 

travel  by  automobile,  free  of  duty. 
Motion  Picture  Cameras .  E-29,  without  security. 

Musical  Instruments. . .  .E-29,  without  security. 

Oil,  motor . Quantity  sufficient  for  300  miles 

travel  by  automobile,  free  of  duty. 

Outboard  Motors . E-29,  without  security. 

Pets,  other  than  dogs. . . .  E-29,  without  security. 

Pistols,  not  automatic  (see 

footnote  “a") . Prohibited  entry  except  under  ex¬ 

ceptional  conditions  and  then  only 
upon  departmental  authority.  If 
authorized,  E-29,  with  security 
equal  to  duty  and  taxes. 

Radios . E-29,  without  security. 

Revolvers  (see  footnote 

“a”) . Prohibited  entry  except  under  ex¬ 

ceptional  conditions  and  then  only 
upon  departmental  authority.  If 
authorized,  E-29,  with  security 
equal  to  duty  and  taxes. 

Rifles  (regular  or  auto¬ 
loading)  for  sporting 
use  (see  footnote  “a”)  .E-29,  without  security. 

Shotguns  (regular  or  auto¬ 
loading)  for  sporting 
use  (see  footnote  “a")  .E-29,  without  security. 

Sports  equipment . E-29,  without  security. 

Stenotype  Machines . E-29,  without  security. 

Tobacco,  manufactured. .Two  pounds  or  less,  free  of  duty; 

balance  dutiable. 

Typewriters . E-29,  without  security. 

Firearms,  (a)  Non-British  subjects  importing  fire¬ 
arms  must  immediately  register  them  with  the  local 
Police  authorities,  in  order  that  they  may  legally 
possess  them  in  Canada. 

Dogs.  (6)  Under  regulations  of  the  Canadian 
Department  of  Agriculture  all  dogs  for  entry  into 
Canada  from  the  United  States  of  America  shall  be 
accompanied  by  a  certificate  in  one  of  the  following 
forms: 

(1)  A  certificate  signed  or  endorsed  by  a  Veterinary 
Inspector  of  the  United  States  Bureau  of  Animal 
Industry  certifying  that  the  dog  has  been 
inspected  and  found  free  from  any  symptoms  of 


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contagious  disease;  that  the  dog  has  not  been 
exposed  to  the  infection  of  rabies  and  that  no 
case  of  rabies  has  occurred  within  a  radius  of 
nlty  miles  of  the  place  in  which  the  dog  has 
been  kept  for  a  period  of  six  months  immediately 

„  prior  to  date  of  being  enroute  to  Canada. 

A  certificate  signed  by  a  licensed  Veterinarian 
Canada  or  the  United  States  certifying  that 
dog  has  been  vaccinated  against  rabies 
wittun  a  period  of  six  months  of  the  date  of 
entry 

Other  regulations  provide  for  dogs  passing  through 
Canada  under  certain  conditions  without  certificate. 

11ns  certificate  must  be  shown  to  the  Canadian 
customs  officer  at  each  time  of  entry  of  the  dog  into 
Canada. 

TRAVELLERS’  BAGGAGE 

5.  General  Provisions — Wearing  apparel,  articles  of 
personal  adornment,  toilet  articles  and  similar 
personal  effects  of  persons  arriving  in  Canada  may  be 
passed  free,  without  entry  at  Customs,  as  travellers’ 
baggage,  under  the  provisions  of  the  Customs  Tariff, 
but  this  provision  shall  include  only  such  articles  as 
actually  accompany  and  are  in  the  use  of  and  as  are 
necessary  and  appropriate  for  the  wear  and  use  of 
such  persons  for  the  immediate  purpose  of  the 
journey  and  present  comfort  and  convenience,  and 
shall  not  be  held  to  apply  to  merchandise  or  articles 
intended  for  other  persons  or  for  sale.  Merchandise 
for  Sale,  when  brought  into  Canada  as  baggage,  is 
subject  to  duty  and  to  entry  at  Customs  in  the  same 
manner  as  goods  imported  by  freight  or  express. 

6.  Tools  of  Trade — Usual  tools  of  trade,  occupation 
or  employment  of  a  workman,  previously  used  by 
him,  if  imported  for  his  personal  use  and  actually 
in  his  possession  at  the  time  of  his  arrival  in  Canada 
may  be  admitted  free  as  Travellers’  Baggage. 

RETURNING  RESIDENTS’  EXEMPTION 
$100 

7.  Under  the  provisions  of  the  Customs  Tariff, 
free  entry  is  granted  in  respect  of  “goods  valued  at 
not  more  than  one  hundred  dollars  included  in  the 
baggage  accompanying  residents  of  Canada  returning 
from  abroad  after  an  absence  from  Canada  of  not 
less  than  48  hours  and  acquired  by  them  for  personal 
or  household  use  or  as  souvenirs  or  gifts,  but  not 
bought  on  commission  or  as  an  accommodation  for 
other  persons  or  for  sale,  under  regulations  prescribed 
by  the  Minister,  provided  that  a  resident  of  Canada 
shall  not  be  entitled  to  the  exemption  herein  granted 
within  a  period  of  four  months  from  the  date  of  the 


last  exemption  allowed,  nor  shall  the  exemption  be 
allowed  on  alcoholic  beverages  in  excess  of  one  quart, 
or  on  tobacco  in  excess  of  fifty  cigars,  two  hundred 
Cigarettes  and  two  pounds  of  manufactured  tobacco. 

1  he  following  regulations  have  been  prescribed  by  the 
M  mister: 

(а)  All  goods  in  respect  of  which  exemption  is 
claimed  shall  be  declared  in  writing  on  Customs 
Declaration  F orm  E.  24,  in  duplicate,  unless  the 
total  value  upon  which  exemption  claimed  does 
not  exceed  $5. 

(б)  The  exemption  granted  shall  be  limited  to 
goods  actually  accompanying  a  returning  resident 
of  Canada  and  brought  in  by  him  as  baggage  at 
the  time  exemption  is  claimed. 

(c)  A  person  who  has  been  allowed  exemption  of 
less  than  $100  on  a  previous  occasion  shall  not  be 
entitled  to  add  to  the  amount  of  a  subsequent 
exemption  the  difference  between  the  amount 
previously  allowed  and  full  exemption. 

•  ^ ,  ^°.°ds  belonging  to  one  person  cannot  be 
included  in  the  exemption  claimed  by  another. 

(e)  Returning  residents  must  state  in  their 
declaration  in  Canadian  currency  the  price  actually 
paid  for  all  goods  purchased  abroad  in  respect  of 
which  exemption  is  claimed,  and  must  state  a  fair 
market  value  for  all  goods  obtained  abroad  other 
than  by  purchase,  such  as  gifts.  The  purchase 
price  or  value  stated  is  not  necessarily  the  value 
for  duty,  but  must  be  declared  in  order  to  assist  the 
appraising  officer  in  arriving  at  the  correct  value 
for  duty.  To  facilitate  appraisal  invoices  or  sales 
slips  should  be  presented  where  possible. 

(/)  If  personal  effects  or  goods  taken  abroad  be 
advanced  in  value  or  improved  in  condition  while 
abroad  by  reason  of  repairs  or  alterations  further 
than  that  necessarily  incidental  to  wear  and  use 
while  abroad,  the  cost  or  value  of  such  repairs  or 
alterations  is  subject  to  duty.  Such  cost  or  value 
may,  however,  be  included  within  the  $100 
exemption. 

ip)  In  cases  where  goods  for  which  exemption  is 
claimed  have  a  combined  value  of  over  $100, 
exemption  is  to  be  applied,  where  practicable,  to 
the  goods  subject  to  the  highest  rates  of  duty. 

Qi)  All  dutiable  goods  obtained  abroad  for  which 
exemption  cannot  be  allowed,  must  be  entered  at 
customs  and  duty  paid  in  the  ordinary  course. 

(i)  These  regulations  shall  not  be  construed  to  be 
applicable  to  any  goods  the  importation  of  which  is 
prohibited,  except  as  specifically  provided  for  in 
Tariff  Item  703  (6). 


Regulations  Governing  Temporary  Admission  of  Articles  For  Special  Use 

1.  (a)  The  Department  has  authorized  the  use  of  Temporary  Admission  Report  Form  E-29,  under 
which  certain  specified  articles  may  be  permitted  entry  without  payment  of  duty  and  taxes.  Provision  is 
made  on  the  Form  for  a  computation  of  the  amount  of  duty  and  taxes  properly  payable,  and  a  cash  deposit 
of  an  amount  equal  to  that  sum  is  to  be  supplied,  unless  otherwise  stipulated.  The  E-29  must  be  surrendered 
by  the  holder  and  exportation  must  be  made  within  six  months  from  the  date  of  entry  (unless  otherwise 
provided  for),  and  any  cash  deposit  which  may  have  been  furnished  will  then  be  subject  to  refund,  otherwise 
it  will  be  taken  to  account  as  duty  and  taxes.  The  goods  must  be  identified  by  a  Customs  Officer  prior  to 
exportation . 

(b)  Although  the  furnishing  of  a  deposit  may  be  required  by  the  regulations,  any  Collector  of  Customs 
may,  in  his  discretion,  waive  its  collection  if  the  imported  articles  entered  under  Form  E-29,  are  to  be  used 
within  the  limits  of  his  own  port,  under  such  precautions  or  provisions  as  he  may  consider  necessary  to 
secure  the  due  exportation  thereof  immediately  after  such  use. 


Description 

2.  Musical  instruments  for  use  in  public  and  other  concerts,  the 
property  of,  or  to  be  used  by, — 

(a)  Individual  non-resident  concert  artists; 

(b)  Non-resident  members  of  bands,  orchestras  or  other  groups 
of  musicians; 

3.  Musical  Instruments  imported  as  part  of  tourists’  outfits: 

4.  Motion  and  Still  Picture  projection  apparatus  and  slides  and 
films  therefor,  the  property  of  non-residents,  for  use  in  gratuitous 
exhibitions  for  non-commercial  purposes: 

5.  Still  picture  cameras,  including  a  reasonable  supply  of  dry 
plates  or  raw  film  therefor,  the  property  of  and  imported  by  non¬ 
residents.  for  commercial  use,  conditional  on  exportation  of  the 
camera  and  all  of  the  imported  plates  or  film,  exposed  or  not  exposed, 
together  with  all  prints  made  therefrom,  within  thirty  days: 

6.  Motion  picture  cameras  and  film  for  commercial  use: 

Customs 

7.  Motion  and  still  picture  cameras  and  film  imported  as  part  of 
tourists’  outfits: 


Condition  of  Entry 


E-29,  without  security  (see  Para.  1. 
E-29,  with  security  (see  Para.  1 
(b)  ) 

E-29,  without  security  (see  Memo 
D  No.  12.) 

E-29,  without  security  (see  Para.  1.) 


E-29,  with  security  (see  Para.  1.) 


Subject  to  ordinary  provisions  of 
Tariff. 

E-29,  without  security  (see  Memo. 
D.  No.  12.) 


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8  Lecture  Material:  Charts,  maps,  cut-away  parts  and  other 
miscellaneous  material  such  as  may  be  used  by  non-residents  for  the 
purpose  of  illustrating  lectures  to  be  delivered  by  them  before 
Scientific  or  other  Societies  for  educational  and  non-commercial 
purposes: 

9.  Theatrical  Costumes,  imported  by, — 

(o)  Individual  non-residents  for  their  own  use  or  by  the  pro¬ 
prietors  of  non-resident  producing  companies  for  use  by  the 
regular  members  of  the  importing  company  and  not  for  that 
of  any  other  person  or  for  sale: 

i ,b)  Canadian  theatrical  companies  or  individual  Canadian  actors 
performing  in  such  companies,  on  rental  or  to  be  exported 
after  temporary  use  in  Canada,  and  used  costumes  brought  in 
by  promoters,  actor  managers  or  directors  entering  Canada 
with  one  or  more  costumes  for  use  in  the  presentation  of 
amateur  or  other  performances  for  charitable  or  other  institu¬ 
tions,  and  to  be  exported  after  such  temporary  use: 

10.  Stage  Properties:  Theatrical  scenery  and  stage  properties  (in¬ 
cluding  trained  animals),  owned  or  leased  and  imported  by  foreign 
producing  companies  or  by  proprietors  of  foreign  vaudeville  acts,  to 
be  used  in  Canada  by  regular  performers  thereof  and  not  by  any 
other  person,  or  for  sale  or  rental  in  Canada: 


E-29,  without  security  (.see  Para.  1.) 


Free  as  “Travellers’  Baggage". 


Subject  to  ordinary  provisions  of 
Customs  Tariff,  provided  that 
$2  per  costume  be  the  mini¬ 
mum  amount  of  duty  and  taxes 
to  which  such  costumes  should 
be  liable. 

E-29,  with  security  ( see  Para.  1.) 


EXEMPTIONS  FROM  SALES  TAX— CANADA 


Advertising  matter,  when  in  single 
copies  by  mail,  addressed  to  an 
individual,  for  which  no  charge 
is  made. 

Adrenocorticotrophin  (A.C.T.H.) 

Alfalfa  meal. 

*  Agricultural  Implements 

Antomical  preparations  and  skele¬ 
tons  or  parts  thereof. 

Animate,  living 

Animals  and  articles  for  exhibition 
purposes. 

Animal  dehorning  instruments  and 
complete  parts. 

*Apparatus,  philosophical  or  scien¬ 
tific,  for  the  use  of  any  society  or 
institution  incorporated  or  estab¬ 
lished  solely  for  religious,  philo¬ 
sophical,  educational,  scientific  or 
literary  purposes  and  not  for  sale. 

♦Apparatus  Scientific  for  hospitals. 

Apparatus  for  Bteril  zing  purposes, 
including  bed-pan  washers  for 
use  in  Public  Hospitals 

Apparatus  specially  designed  for 
sterilizing  bulbs,  and  complete 
parts. 

Apples,  dried,  desiccated  or  evap¬ 
orated 

Arms,  military  stores,  munitions, 
etc.,  the  property  of  the  Imperial 
Government  and  to  remain  the 
property  of  such  Government. 

Articles  and  materials  purchased  or 
imported  by  a  government  of  a 
country  designated  by  the  Gover¬ 
nor  in  Council  under  Customs 
Tariff  Item  708,  or  purchased  or 
imported  by  a  Canadian  govern¬ 
ment  agency  on  behalf  of  such  a 
government,  for  the  construction, 
maintenance  or  operation  of  mili¬ 
tary  or  defence  establishments  in 
Canada  and  not  intended  for 
resale,  gift  or  other  disposition 
except  as  may  be  authorized  by 
the  Minister  of  National  Revenue. 

Articles  admitted  free  under  tariff 
items  692,  692b,  695a,  695b,  696 
696a,  698. 

Articles  and  materials  to  be  used  or 
consumed  in  the  manufacture  of 
baling  twine. 


Articles  and  materials  for  boats  bona 
fide  built  for  individual  fishermen 
for  their  personal  use  in  the 
fisheries. 

All  articles  specially  designed  for 
the  use  of  the  blind,  imported  by 
or  on  the  order  or  certificate  of 
institutions  for  the  blind. 

Articles  and  materials  for  the  sole 
use  of  any  bona  fide  hospital 
recognized  as  such  by  a  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Public  Health  and  not 
for  sale. 

Articles  and  materials  to  be  used 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
goods  enumerated  in  tariff  items 
173,  406,  409,  409a,  409b,  409c, 
409d,  409e,  409f,  409g,  409h, 
409i,  409j,  409k,  409q,  410b,  411, 
411a,  411b,  439c,  440k,  476, 
476a,  480,  480a,  538,  663,  663a, 
663b,  666,  667,  696,  848  and 
materials  not  to  include  plant 
equipment  consumed  in  process 
of  monufa  ture  or  production  and 
which  enter  directly  into  the  cost 
of  goods  enumerated  in  all  the 
above  items  excepting  173,  663b 
and  848. 

Articles  and  materials  to  be  used 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
internal  combustion  traction  en¬ 
gines  and  horsepowers,  or  portable 
engines  with  boilers  in  combina¬ 
tion  for  farm  or  logging  purposes. 

Articles  which  enter  into  the  cost  of 
manufacture  of  the  goods  enu¬ 
merated  in  tariff  items  409,  409a, 
409b,  409c,  409d,  409e,  409f, 
409 g.  409j.  409k.  409o  and  439c 
when  imported  by  manufacturers 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac¬ 
ture  in  their  own  factories  of  the 
goods  enumerated  in  the  aforesaid 
tariff  items  under  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  Minister. 

Articles,  etc.,  enumerated  in  items 
236b,  695b.  696a,  700,  701,  702, 
703,  704,  708. 

♦Articles  entering  into  cost  of  Fer¬ 
tilizers  when  imported  by  the 
manufacturers  thereof. 


Articles  for  the  use  of  the  Governor 
General : 

Articles  imported  for  the  personal  or 
official  use  of  the  Heads  of 
Diplomatic  Missions,  High  Com¬ 
missioners  representing  other  of 
His  Majesty’s  Governments, 
Counsellors,  Secretaries  and 
Attaches  at  Embassies,  Legations, 
and  offices  of  High  Commissioners 
in  Canada,  Trade  Commissioners, 
representing  other  of  His 
Majesty’s  Governments,  Consuls 
General  of  Foreign  Nations  who 
are  natives  or  citizens  of  the 
countries  they  represent  and  who 
are  not  engaged  in  any  other  busi¬ 
ness  or  profession;  automobiles, 
cigars,  cigarettes,  manufactured 
tobacco,  ale,  beer,  stout,  wines, 
spirits,  electricity,  purchased  in 
Canada  by  any  of  the  foregoing. 
Articles  free  under  tariff  item  692 
Articles  under  item  682 
Artificial  eyes. 

Artificial  limbs  and  parts 
Astronomical  globes. 

Auxiliary  internal  combustion  en¬ 
gines  incorporated  in  or  attached 
to  agricultural  implements  or 
agricultural  machinery. 

Badges  for  war  veterans 
Baggage,  travellers 
Bakers  cakes  and  pies,  not  to  in¬ 
clude  biscuits,  cookies  or  similar 
goods. 

Baling  ware. 

♦Baling  twine  for  baling  farm  pro¬ 
duce. 

Barley,  damaged  by  water 
Barley  meal  for  poultry  feed. 
Barley,  n.o.p. 

Bees 

Beet  pulp,  dried 
Bells,  altar 

Bells  for  churches  only 
Bequests,  etc. 

Bibles 

♦Binder  twine 

♦Binding  attachments  and  parts 
Blasting  porvder. 

♦Boats  for  use  in  the  fisheries  or 
purchased  by  bona  fide  fisherman 


♦Items  marked  thus  (*)  have  the  material  used  in  production  as  well  as  the  material  consumed  in  the  process 
of  production  exempt  from  Sales  Tax.  F 

N.B.— All  articles  and  materials  used  in  the  manufacture  of  goods  in  the  various  tariff  items  named  in  list 
of  exemptions  includes  plant  equipment  consumed  in  process  of  manufacture  or  production  which 
if  enter  into  the  cost  of  same  articles  or  materials. 

AH  articles  manufactured  or  produced  by  the  labour  of  the  blind  or  deaf  and  dumb  in  institutions  in  Canada 
established  for  their  care,  or  under  the  control  or  direction  of  such  institutions,  pay  only  one-half  of  the 
sales  tax. 


1956] 


SALES  TAX  EXEMPTIONS 


801 


♦Books  enumerated  in  Customs 
Tariff  items  173. 

Books  for  bona  fide  use  of  public 
libraries,  libraries  of  mechanics 
institutes,  libraries  of  univer¬ 
sities,  colleges  or  schools;  or 
for  libraries  of  any  incorporated 
law,  literary,  scientific  or  art 
association,  being  the  sole  pro¬ 
perty  of  such  institutes  and  not 
tne  property  of  individuals. 

Books  for  charitable  purposes 

Books  for  charitable  purposes  don¬ 
ated 

Books  for  instruction  of  deaf,  dumb 
and  blind,  including  playing 
cards,  embossed  and  grooved 
cards 

Books,  Prayer  and  Hymn 

Books,  printed  and  bound,  that 
contain  no  advertising  and  are 
solely  for  educational,  technical, 
cultural  or  literary  purposes,  and 
materials  to  be  used  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  thereof,  but 
not  including  directories,  price 
lists,  time  tables,  rate  books, 
catalogues,  periodic  reports, 
fashion  books,  albums,  books  for 
writing  or  drawing  upon,  or  any 
books  similar  to  the  foregoing 
exclusions ; 

♦Books,  text,  printed,  authorized  by 
the  Dept,  of  Education  of  any 
province  and  phonograph  records 
so  authorized  for  instruction  in 
the  English  and  the  French 
language. 

Boot  and  shoe  patterns. 

Botanical  specimens 

Bran  shorts  and  meal  middlings 

Braces,  orthopedic  and  spinal  and 
complete  parts. 

Bread,  not  to  include  buns  or  rolls 
or  similar  goods,  whether  sweet¬ 
ened  or  not. 

Brooders  for  raising  young  fowl 

♦Building  materials  such  as  bricks, 
building  tile,  building  blocks 
building  stone;  plaster;  lime; 
cement;  lumber;  sash;  doors; 
shingles;  lath;  siding;  stairways; 
plaster  boards,  fibre  boards,  wall 
panels,  building  paper  and  ma¬ 
terials,  other  than  wallpaper, 
manufactured  wholly  or  in  part 
of  vegetable  or  mineral  substances 
for  walls,  wall  coverings  or  build¬ 
ing  insulation;  Pains,  varnishes, 
white  lead  and  paint  oil;  pre¬ 
pared  roofings;  shower  baths, 
bath  tubs,  basins,  faucets,  closets, 
lavatories,  sinks  and  laundry 
tubs,  not  including  repair  parts 
therefor,  nor  pipes  and  pipe 
fittings;  cast  iron  soil  pipe  and 
cast  iron  fittings  therefor;  glass 
for  buildings;  furnaces,  stokers, 
oil  or  gas  burners,  hot  water  a,nd 
steam  radiators  not  including 
fittings  for  heating  buildings; 
locks  and  lock  sets;  structural 
steel  to  be  used  exclusively  for 
the  framework  and  support,  of 
buildings;  articles  and  materials 
to  be  used  or  consumed  exclusive¬ 
ly  in  the  manufacture  or  produc¬ 
tion  of  the  aforementioned 
building  materials. 

Butter 

Buttermilk 

Carrageen  or  Irish  Moss. 

Carriages  for  travellers 
Cars  used  at  a  mine 
Carrageen  or  Irish  moss. 

Casein 

Cattle  and  other  stock  feed 
Cereal,  breakfast  foods,  not  includ¬ 
ing  beverages. 


Chain  shackles,  iron  or  steel 
Charcoal,  if  fuel 

Clays  for  use  exclusively  as  filtering 
materials  in  the  refining  of 
petroleum  oils. 

Clinical  thermometers  and  cases. 
Cheese 

Clothing,  donations  for  oharitable 
purposes 

Coal,  anthracite  or  bituminous 
Coal  tar  machinery,  and  parts  used 
exclusively  in  distillation  or  re¬ 
covery  of  products  from  coal  tar 
or  gas 

Coal  washing  machines  and  parts 
not  to  include  plant  equipment 
♦Coil  chain  and  chain  shackles  of 
iron  or  steel 

Coin,  British  and  Canadian 
Coin,  Foreign,  gold 
Coke  machinery 
Collections  of  coins  or  medals. 
College  Annuals 
Colors,  dry 

Consuls  General — Articles  for  the 
personal  or  official  use  of  Consuls 
General  who  are  natives  or  citi¬ 
zens  of  the  country  they  repre¬ 
sent,  and  who  are  not  engaged 
in  any  other  business  or  profes¬ 
sion 

♦Corn  syrup. 

Cortisone. 

Cotton  duck  and  sail  twine  used 
exclusively  in  equipment  for  ships 
and  vessels 

♦Coverings  usual  for  covering  goods 
not  subject  to  sales  tax 
Cream 

Cream,  prepared  whipping., 
♦Cream  Separators  and  parts  there¬ 
of  and  articles  and  materials  to  be 
used  exclusively  in  their  manu¬ 
facture 

Creosote  oil  and  other  wood 
preservatives  when  for  use  exclu¬ 
sively  in  the  treatment  of  timber, 
poles  or  lumber. 

Crushed  stone  or  crushed  gravel. 
♦Crutches  for  cripples 
♦Cultivators  and  parts 
Cyanimid  or  lime  nitrogen. 

♦Dental  instruments  of  metal 
Diamond  dust  or  bort  and  black 
diamonds  for  borers. 

Diamond  dust  mixed  with  a  carrier, 
in  cartridges,  the  component  ma¬ 
terial  of  chief  value  being  dia¬ 
mond  dust. 

Diesel  powered  self-propelled  trucks, 
mounted  on  rubber  tired  wheels, 
for  off  highway  use  exclusively 
at  mines  or  quarries,  and  com¬ 
plete  parts  thereof. 

♦Disinfecting  preparations  and  ma¬ 
terials  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  preparations 
when  used  in  agriculture  or  horti¬ 
culture. 

Donations  of  clothing  and  books  for 
charitable  purposes 
Drain  tiles  for  agricultural  purposes 
Drain  tile  not  exceeding  four  inches 
in  inside  diameter  and  twelve 
inches  in  length. 

Dried  beet  pulp 

Drinks  prepared  from  milk  or  eggs 
Dusting  machines. 

Earths  for  use  exclusively  as  filter¬ 
ing  materials  in  the  refining  of 
petroleum  oils. 

♦Edging  knives 

♦Egg  graders  and  egg  cleaners  and 
complete  parts. 

Eggs,  in  shell 

Egg  yolks — egg  albumen. 

Electricity 

Electro  cardiographs  and  complete 

parts. 


Engines,  gasoline,  for  fishermen’s 
use  in  fishing  boats 
Engines,  internal  combustion  trac¬ 
tion,  and  portable  engines  with 
boilers  in  combination,  for  farm 
purposes,  or  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  operation  of  logging,  such 
operation  to  include  the  removal 
of  the  log  from  stump  to  skidway, 
log  dump  or  common  or  other 
carrier,  and  accessories  (not  in¬ 
cluding  machines  and  tools  for 
operation  by  such  engines)  and 
complete  parts  of  all  the  fore¬ 
going,  and  articles  and  materials, 
not  including  plant  equipment,  to 
be  used  or  consumed  exclusively 
in.  the  manufacture  of  the  fore¬ 
going  engines,  boilers  or  parts 
thereof ; 

The  following  items  are  held 
to  be  machines  and  tools  for 
operation  by  the  aforementioned 
engines  and  consequently  are 
taxable,  effective  April  7th,  1954 : 
root  and  rock  rakes,  tree  cutter, 
detachable  stumper,  treedozer, 
brush  rake,  stump  puller,  back 
ripper  scarifier,  hystaway  shovel 
and  backhoe,  tractor  shovels, 
snow  plows,  scrapers,  bulldozer 
blades  and  winches  used  for 
making  and  maintaining  roads 
and  control  units  for  such  bull¬ 
dozers  and  other  items  of  a 
similar  nature. 

Entomological  specimens. 
Equipment  sold  to  or  imported  by 
municipalities  for  their  own  use 
and  not  for  resale,  at  a  price  in 
excess  of  one  .  thousand  dollars 
per  unit,  specially  designed  for 
use  directly  for  road  making, 
road  cleaning  or  fire  fighting,  but 
not  including  automobiles  or 
ordinary  motor  trucks. 
♦Explosives,  n.o.p. 

Eyes,  artificial 
♦Fanning  mills 

♦Farm  and  field  rollers,  wagons 
and  sleds  and  complete  parts. 
Farm  and  logging  wagon  spokes 
over  1  %  inch  in  size  and  rims 
1  ]/$  inch  and  larger,  also  hubs 
therefor.  Smaller  sizes  are  sub¬ 
ject  to  the  tax  unless  sold  to 
manufacturers  of  farm  imple¬ 
ments  under  certificate,  for  use 
in  manufacturing  of  farm  and 
logging  wagons. 

Farm  and  forest  products  sold  by 
the  individual  farmer  of  his  own 
production,  not  to  include  flowers, 
flowering  plants  or  bulbs,  when 
the  sale  thereof  exceeds  $500.00 
per  annum. 

Feed  cutters  and  parts 
Feed  for  calf,  cattle,  hog  or  poultry 
and  for  fur  bearing  animals  whose 
pelts  have  commercial  value 
Fence  posts,  split 
Fertilizers 

Fibre  for  m’fs  of  binder  twine 
Films,  moving  picture,  sound  or 
silent,  separate  sound  film  track, 
slides  and  slide  films,  positive  or 
negative,  sound  discs,  records  and 
transcriptions  when  certified  as  to 
educational  character,  under  regu¬ 
lations  prescribed  by  the  Minister. 
Fire  brick,  plastic  refractories,  high 
temperature  cement,  fire  clay  and 
other  refracting  materials  under 
items  281  and  281a. 

Fish  and  edible  products  thereof. 
Fish  hooka,  lines,  nets,  except  for 
sportsmen’s  use  and  preservatives 
for  use  exclusively  in  treating  the 
above. 


802 


SALES  TAX  EXEMPTIONS 


[1956 


Fish  skins. 

Floor  tile 

Flour,  including  pastry,  cake,  bis¬ 
cuit,  and  similar  mixes. 

♦Fodder  and  feed  cutters 
Foods  prepared  and  sold  exclusively 
for  feeding  infants. 

Forest  products  when  produced  and 
sold  by  the  individual  settler  or 
farmer. 

♦Forks  (pronged) 

Fox  feed. 

Friction  disc  sharpeners. 

♦Fruit  grading,  grating,  washing 
and  wiping  machines  and  com¬ 
plete  parts. 

Fruits,  preserved. 

Fruits,  fresh,  canned,  frozen,  dried 
or  evaporated. 

Fruit  juices,  at  least  95%  pure  juice. 
Furnaces  for  heating  buildings, 
(See  under  Building  Materials). 
Fuel  for  lighting  or  heating,  but 
not  including  fuel  when  for  use 
in  internal  combustion  engines. 
Furs,  raw 

Garden  rollers  and  complete  parts 
Garden  seeders 

Gas  burners. 

Gas,  natural  and  gas  manufactured 
from  coal,  calcium  carbide  or  oil 
for  illuminating  or  heating  pur¬ 
poses. 

Geographical  globes. 

♦Giant  powder  and  goods  used  in 
manufacturing  of 

♦Glassware  for  laboratory  work  iD 
public  hospitals 

Gifts,  imported,  valued  at  less  than 
$5.00  each 

Globes,  geographical,  topographical 
and  Astronomical. 

Glucose. 

Gold,  unmanufactured 
Goods  enumerated  in  Tariff  items 
236b  and  698. 

♦Gopher  poison  and  materials  for 
use  exclusively  in  its  manufacture 
Grain  grits  and  meals. 

Grain  crushers  and  parts 
Grain  loaders  or  elevators  with  a 
capacity  not  exceeding  40  bushels 
per  minute. 

Grain,  mixed  or  crushed  for  cattle 
or  poultry  food 

Grain  or  seed  cleaning  machines 
and  complete  parts 
Grain  seeds  in  natural  state. 

Hand  made  drawings,  sketches  or 
designs  of  wearing  apparel,  in¬ 
cluding  boots  and  shoes,  wall  or 
floor  coverings,  textile  fabrics  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  thereof. 
Gravel 

♦Harness  for  horses  and  complete 
parts  thereof,  and  articles  and 
materials  to  be  used  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  thereof. 
♦Harrows  and  parts  thereof 
♦Harvesters  and  parts 
Hay. 

Hay  presses. 

♦Hay  knives 
♦Hay  loaders,  tedders 
Hearing  aids  and  parts  therefor, 
including  batteries  specifically 
designed  for  use  with  such  hear¬ 
ing  aids. 

Hides,  raw  and  salted 

Hoes 
Hog  feed 
Honey 
Hops 

Horse  powers  and  traction  engine 
for  farm  purposes.  N.O.P.  and 

complete  parts 


♦Horse  rakes  and  parts 

Hymn  Books 

Ice 

Icecream. 

♦Incubators  for  hatching  eggs 
Infant  incubators  and  complete 
parts  for  public  hospitals 
Infant  identification  bead  sets  and 
parts. 

Insulin 

Internal  combustion  traction  en¬ 
gines  and  portable  engines  with 
boilers,  in  combination,  for  farm 
purposes,  or  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  operation  of  logging,  such 
operation  to  include  the  removal 
of  the  log  from  strump  to  skid¬ 
way,  log  dump  or  common  or 
other  carrier;  and  complete  parts 
of  all  the  foregoing. 

Invalid  wheel  chairs  and  parts. 
Jams. 

Jellies. 

Knives,  edging,  hay  and  straw  and 
complete  parts 
Lactose. 

Lard 

Lasts,  patterns  and  dies  for  boots 
and  shoes  and  rubber  footwear 
Lawn  rollers 
Leeches. 

Limbs,  artificial 

Liver  extract  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  treatment  of  anaemia 
Locomotives,  cars  and  coaches  and 
repair  equipment,  belonging  to 
railroads,  brought  temporarily 
into  Canada  for  the  purpose  of 
clearing  obstructions,  fighting 
fires  or  making  emergency  re¬ 
pairs  on  railway  lines  within 
Canada;  detector  cars  when  im¬ 
ported  to  test  rail  in  tracks  in 
Canada. 

Locomotives  and  railway  passenger, 
baggage  and  freight  cars,  being 
the  property  or  under  the  control 
of  railway  companies  in  the 
United  States,  running  upon  any 
line  or  road  crossing  the  frontier, 
so  long  as  Canadian  locomotives 
and  cars  are  admitted  free  under 
similar  circumstances  into  the 
United  States,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister. 

If  such  locomotives  and  railway 
rolling  stock  are  used  temporarily 
in  the  transportation  of  goods 
from  a  place  in  Canada  to 
another  place  in  Canada  they  are 
not  entitled  to  free  entry  but  are 
subject  to  duty  on  the  rental  value 
or  charge  made  by  the  United 
States  owner  for  their  use  in 
Canada,  or  equivalent  thereof  as 
determined  by  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  Minister. 

Logging  machinery,  cars,  cranes, 
blocks  and  tackle,  wire  rope — 
not  including  wire  rope  to  be 
used  as  guy  ropes;  complete  parts 
of  all  the  foregoing  including 
tires  and  tubes,  for  use  exclusi¬ 
vely  in  the  operation  of  Logging, 
such  operation  to  include  the 
removal  of  the  Log  from  stump 
to  skidway,  Log  dump  or  com¬ 
mon  or  other  carrier. 

♦Logging  wagons  and  logging  sleds 
and  complete  parts. 

Logs  and  round  unmanufactured 
timber 
Macaroni. 

Machinery,  all  machinery  and  ap¬ 
paratus  and  parts  thereof  (includ¬ 
ing  motive  power  and  rope)  and 
drilling  mud  for  use  exclusively 
in  exploratory  or  discovery  work 


in  connection  with,  and  develop¬ 
ment,  depletion  and  production  of 
petroleum,  natural  gas  wells; 
seamless,  lapweldf  "*  and  electric 
welded  iron  or  steel  casing,  tubing 
and  drill  pipe  for  use  in  con¬ 
nection  with  natural  gas  or  oil 
wells;  and  articles  and  materials 
to  be  used  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  the  foregoing. 
Machinery,  coal  tar,  for  recovery  of 
products  of  coal,  tar  or  gas 
♦Machinery,  coal  washing,  and 
parts 

Machinery,  coke  or  gas  and  gas 
producing 

♦Machinery  for  sawing  timber 
♦Machinery  for  logging  and  sleds 
Machinery  and  apparatus  (includ¬ 
ing  coal  crushers  and  stokers) 
and  complete  parts  thereof  which, 
in  the  opinion  of  the  Minister  of 
National  Revenue,  are  to  be  used 
directly  in  the  process  of  manu¬ 
facture  or  production  of  goods; 
provided  that  this  exemption  shall 
not  apply  to  office  equipment  or 
motor  vehicles  except  diesel 
powered  self-propelled  trucks, 
mounted  on  rubber  tired  wheels, 
for  off-highway  use  exclusively  at 
mines  or  quarries,  and  complete 
parts  thereof. 

Machines,  centrifugal,  for  testing 
butter  fat.  milk  and  cream 
Machines,  grain  and  seed  cleaning 
Machines,  vegetable  grading,  and 
parts 

Magazines,  quarterly,  monthly,  bi¬ 
monthly,  and  semi-monthly,  and 
weekly  literary  papers  unbound 
and  printing  paper  and  printing 
inks  for  use  exclusively  in  their 
production. 

Malt  syrup  except  when  sold  for 
beverage  purposes. 

♦Manure  Spreaders  and  parts 
Manuscripts 

♦Maple  Syrup  and  Sugar 
Maple  syrup  sap  buckets,  sap 
spouts,  evaporators,  when  for  use 
exclusively  in  producing  maple 
syrup 

Marmalades. 

Materials  to  be  used  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  feeds  for 
poultry,  cattle  and  other  stock 
and  fur-bearing  animals. 

Materials  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  foodstuffs  men¬ 
tioned  in  these  exemptions. 
Materials  for  use  only  in  the  con¬ 
struction,  equipment  and  repair 
of  ships. 

Materials  used  as  ingredients  in 
canned  fish 

Materials  to  be  used  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  magazines 
and  literay  papers,  unbound 
regularly  issued  at  stated  inter¬ 
vals,  not  less  frequently  than  four 
times  yearly. 

Materials  to  be  incorporated  in 
terrazzo  flooring. 

Materials  to  be  used  in  Canada  for 
the  construction  of  bridges  and 
tunnels  crossing  the  boundary 
between  the  United  States  and 
Canada  when  similar  materials 
are  admitted  free  under  similar 
circumstances  into  the  United 
States  under  regulations  pre¬ 
scribed  by  the  M'  ister 
Materials  (not  to  include  lubricating 
oils,  consumed,  or  expended  dir¬ 
ectly,  in  the  process  of  manu- 
1  facture  or  production  of  goods. 


1956] 


SALES  TAX  EXEMPTIONS 


803 


Materials,  not  to  include  plant 

equipment,  consumed  in  the  pro¬ 
cess  of  manufacture  or  productio  n 
which  enter  directly  into  the  cost 
of  the  manufacture  of  internal 
combustion  traction  engines  and 
horse  powers,  or  portable  engines 
with  boilers  in  combination  for 
farm  or  logging  purposes 
Materials  for  use  only  in  the  manu¬ 
facture  of  rope  not  exceeding  one 
and  one-half  inches  in  circumfer 
ence  for  fisheries. 

Materials  to  be  used  or  consumed 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
baling  twine. 

Material  used  in  the  construction, 
equipment  and  repair  of  ships 
Meats  and  poultry,  fresh,  cooked, 
canned,  frozen,  smoked  or  dried. 
Memorials  and  monuments  for  sol 
diers 

Mechanical  equipment,  of  a  class  or 
kind  not  made  in  Canada,  im¬ 
ported  under  the  same  conditions 
as  apparatus,  philosophical. 
Menageries 
♦Microscopes  valued  at  not  less 
than  $50.00 
Middlings 

Milk  albumen,  when  used  ex 
olusively  in  manufacturing  ani 
mal  or  poultry  feeds 
Milk,  including  buttermilk,  con¬ 
densed  milk,  evaporated  milk 
and  powdered  milk; 

♦Milking  Machines 
♦Milk  testing  machines  (centrifugal) 
Mineralogical  specimens. 

Mining  powder. 

Missals 

♦Mowing  Machines  and  parts 
•Newspapers 
♦Molasses. 

Nicotine,  salts  of  nicotine;  non¬ 
alcoholic  preparations  containing 
nicotine  in  a  free  or  combined 
state,  for  dipping,  spraying  or 
fumagating. 

Nicotine  Sulphate 
♦Nitro  Glycerine 
Nursery  stock 
Oil  burners. 

Oil,  cooking  and  Salad,  not  in¬ 
cluding  mayonnaise  or  salad 
dressing. 

Oil  cake  and  oil  cake  meal 
Oil,  for  illumating  purposes 
Oil,  crude,  to  be  used  in  the  pro¬ 
duction  of  fuel. 

Ore  of  metal 

Orthopedic  braces  and  complete 
parts.  _ 

Oysters  in  bulk  or  shell 
Packers,  soil,  and  complete  parts 
Paintings  in  oil  or  water  colors 
and  pastels,  valued  at  not  less 
than  $20.00 

Paintings  and  sculptures  by  artists 
domiciled  in  Canada  but  residing 
temporarily  abroad  for  study 
purposes. 

Papers,  weekly,  unbound 
♦Peanut  butter. 

Peat  as  a  fuel 

Peat  moss  when  used  for  Agricul¬ 
tural  purposes,  including  poultry 
litter 

Pens,  steel  and  complete  parts 
thereof  for  farm  animals,  and 
articles  and  materials  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
thereof. 

♦Peaviners  and  complete  parts. 
♦Philosophical  Instruments  item 
696 

J  Phonograph  records  for  instruction 
in  the  English  and  the  French 
language,  authorized  by  the  Dept, 
of  Education  of  any  province. 


Photographs,  paintings,  pastels, 
drawings  ana  other  works  of  art 
work,  originals,  copies  or  proofs 
and  printing  plates  made  to  pro¬ 
duce  the  same,  as  non-advertis¬ 
ing  news,  pictures  for  periodical 
publications  enjoying  second- 
class  mailing  privileges  etc. 

Pies,  bakers 

Pipe,  perforated  bituminized  fibre, 
for  drainage  purposes  not  exceed¬ 
ing  four  inches  in  inside  diameter. 
Pit  props  and  packwood  tor  use 
exolusivelv  in  mines 
Plants,  vegetable 
♦Ploughs  and  parts 
Postage  stamps. 

♦Post-hole  diggers 
Posts,  fence 

Potato  planters  and  diggers 
•Poultry  feed 

Poultry,  live  and  poultry  fresh 
♦Powder  blasting  and  mining 
♦Powder,  giant 

Prayer  Books  and  Psalm  Books 
Preservatives  for  use  exclusively 
for  treating  fishiDg  nets,  ropes 
and  lines. 

Preserves. 

Pressure  testing  apparatus  for  de¬ 
termining  maturity  of  fruit. 
♦Preparations  sold  for  disinfecting, 
dipping  or  spraying  and  so  used 
in  agriculture  or  horticulture. 
Printing  paper  and  printing  ink  for 
use  exclusively  in  producing 
quarterly,  bi-monthly,  monthly 
and  semi-monthly  magazines  and 
weekly  literary  papers  unbound. 
Products  of  forests,  when  sold  by 
the  original  settler,  also  see  Farm 
and  Forest  products. 

Provincial  government  goods  im¬ 
ported  for  use  of  any  department 
thereof  and  not  for  resale. 
♦Pruning  hooks  and  shears 
Pulpwood  sold  by  the  settler 
•Quarrying  cars  and  appliances 
Radiators,  hot  water  and  steam, 
not  to  include  fittings,  for  the 
heating  of  bldgs. 

Radium 
♦Rakes 

Raw  and  salted  hides 
♦Reapers  and  parts 
♦Religious  Tracts,  books,  pamphlets, 
cards,  pictures  and  mottoes  un 
framed. 

Rice. 

♦Rollers,  farm,  field,  lawn  or  garden 
and  complete  parts. 

♦Rope  and  cordage  not  exceeding, 
inches  in  circumference,  for 
use  in  the  fisheries. 

Rubble  stone 
Salmon  twine 
Salt 

Sand,  gravel,  rubble  and  field  stone 
Sap. 

Sap  spouts  and  sap  buckets,  evap¬ 
orators  and  complete  parts  there 
of.  used  exclusively  in  the  pro¬ 
duction  of  maple  syrup. 

School  Annuals 
Sawdust  and  wood  shavings 
♦Scythes 

Seed  cleaning  machines 
♦Seed  drills  and  parts 
Seeds  in  natural  state 
Semen  of  horses,  cattle,  etc., 
bred,  for  improvement  of  stock. 
Settler  effects 
Sheet  music. 

Ships,  licensed  to  engage  in  coasting 
trade 

Ships'  material 
Shorts 
♦Shortening 
♦Sickles 

Silver,  unmanufactured 


pure 


Sink  rims 

Sinkers  and  floats  including  trawl 
kegs,  for  use  in  the  fisheries,  not 
including  sportsman’s  purposes 
Skins  of  birds  and  animals  not 
natives  of  Canada,  for  taxidermic 
purposes,  not  further  manufac¬ 
tured  than  prepared  for  preser¬ 
vation. 

Sleds,  farm  and  logging  and  com¬ 
plete  parts 
•Snaths 

•Soil  packers  and  complete  parts 

Soups 

Spaghetti 

Specimens,  models  and  wall  dia¬ 
grams  for  illustration  of  natural 
history  for  universities,  schools 
and  public  museums. 

Split  peas. 

Spinal  braces  and  parts  thereof. 
♦Spraying  machines  and  parts 
Spraying  preparations 
Stave  machinery,  cylinder  stave 
saws,  wheel  type  stave  joiners, 
crozing  and  chamfering  ma¬ 
chinery,  for  use  exclusively  in 
making  staves,  and  articles  and 
material  to  be  used  exclusively 
in  their  manufacture  and  ma¬ 
terials  not  to  include  plant  equip¬ 
ment  consumed  in  the  process 
of  manufacture  or  production. 
Steel  Dies,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada  valued  at  not  less 
than  $1,000  each,  for  use  exclus¬ 
ively  in  stamped  metal  sheets 
or  metal  plates. 

Stokers. 

Stone,  crushed,  produced  by  manu¬ 
facturer  for  maintenance  of  its 
roads  or  sidewalks,  not  for  sale. 
Stone,  field 
Straw 

Straw  knives  and  parts 
♦Stumping  machines  and  parts 
Sugar  and  maple  sugar 
Sunday  School  lesson  pictures 
Superphosphate  Fertilizers 
♦Surgical  Instruments 
Syringe*,  exploring 
♦Syrups,  corn  and  table. 

Travellers  baggage  under  regula¬ 
tions  by  the  Minister. 

Tan  bark 

♦Text  books,  printed,  authorized  by 
the  Dept,  of  Education  of  any 
province 

♦Threshing  Machine  Separators 
and  parts 

Tiles,  drain  for  agricultural  purposes 

Tiles,  floor 

Timber,  round,  unmanufactured 
Topographical  globes 
Trophies  of  war  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister. 
Trophies  or  medals  won  abroad  in 
competition  or  donated  by  per¬ 
sons  abroad  for  such  purposes  in 
Canada. 

Trucks,  diesel  powered,  self-pro¬ 
pelled,  mounted  on  rubber  tired 
wheels,  for  off  highway  use 
exclusively  at  mines  or  quarries, 
and  complete  parts  thereof. 

Turtles 

Vaccine  for  use  in  the  prevention  of 
poliomyelitis. 

Vegetable  grading,  washing  and 
drying  machines 
Vegetable  plants 

Vegetables,  fresh,  canned,  frozen  or 
dehydrated,  not  including  pickles, 
relishes,  _  catsup,  sauces,  olives, 
horseradish,  mustard  and  similar 
goods. 

Vegetable  juices 
Vermicelli. 

Veteran  War  Badges 

♦Waggons,  farm,  and  parts 


804 


CUSTOMS  BROKERS 


[1956 


♦Waggons,  logging  and  parts 
Wallpaper 
♦Weeders  and  parts 
Wheat 

Wind  mills  and  complete  parts,  npl 
including  shafting. 


♦Wind  stackers  and  parts 
Wood  for  fuel 

Wool  fabric  as  sample,  not  to  exceed 
one  half  yard  in  length 
Wool,  not  further  prepared  thaD 
washed 


Woollen  rolls  or  wool  yarn  milled 
for  a  producer  of  wool  from 
such  wool  supplied  by  him  for  his 
own  use. 

♦X-ray  apparatus  and  parts  thereof 

Yeast. 

Yogurt. 


CUSTOMS  BROKERS  IN  CANADA 


The  publishers  do  not  vouch  for  the  brokers  in  this  list,  but  care  has  been  taken  to  inolude  only 
names  of  established  offioes. 


ALBERTA 

CALGARY  .  _ , 

Allan  &  Johnson.  . .  , . 11-16  Union  Bldg. 

Wetherall  &  Company . 512  Maclean  Block 

EDMONTON 

Johnson  &  Mathew . 106  Baltzan  Bldg. 

LETHBRIDGE 

The  Rossiter  Agencies . McFarland  Bldg 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

NEW  WESTMINSTER 

Belyea  &  Co.  Ltd . 809  Carnarvan  St. 

VANCOUVER 

Dennison  &  Raines . 850  W.  Hastings  St. 

Leith  and  Dyke  Ltd .  325  Howe  St. 

VICTORIA 

King  Brothers  Ltd . 1010  Langley  St 

Geo.  Paulin  Ltd . 912  Government  St 

MANITOBA 

WINNIPEG 

Wm.  G.  Bell  &  Co .  311  London  Bldg. 

Geo.  H.  Young  &  Co.  Ltd .  356  Main  St 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 

SAINT  JOHN 

Whittaker,  Geo.  A.,  Ltd. .221  Prince  William  St. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

ST.  JOHN’S 

P.  F.  Collins . 8  Kings  Rd. 

R.  M.  Rennie . 144  Water  St. 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

HALIFAX 

Pickford  &  Black,  Ltd . 51  Upper  Water  St. 

Reynalds  &  Christie . 8  Prince  St. 


HAMILTON 

Border  Brokers  Ltd. . 

Harte  &  Lyne . 

C.  R.  Kenney . 

KINGSTON 

G.  H.  W.  Connor _ 

LANSDOWNE 

Border  Brokers,  Ltd.  . 
NIAGARA  FALLS 

W.  J.  Hamilton  &  Co. 
Border  Brokers,  Lid. 
OTTAWA 

Chas.  Higgerty . 

SAULT  STE.  MARIE 
John  R.  Myles . 


. 33  John  St.  S. 

41  King  William  St. 
.  .25  Hughson  St.  S. 

. 35  Clarence  St. 

. P.O.  Box  246 

. . .  .536  Clifton  Ave. 
. 451  River  St. 


63  Sparks  St. 


555  Queen  St.  E. 


TORONTO 

American  Express  Co . 23  Melinda  St. 

Border  Brokers,  Ltd . 60  Front  St.  W. 

ROBINSON  &  HEATH . 32  Front  St.  W. 

(See  card,  p  685) 

Thomas  Meadows  &  Co.  (Canada)  Ltd. 

200  Bay  St. 

THOMPSON,  AHERN  &  CO..  .  .40  Yonge  St. 

(See  card,  p.  693) 

WINDSOR 

W.  H.  Adams . P.O.  Box  354 

Border  Brokers,  Ltd . 712  Huron  Line  Rd. 


QUEBEC 

MONTREAL 

A.  W.  W.  Kyle  Co . 353  St.  Nicholas  St. 

Thomas  Meadows  &  Co.,  Ltd  .  .759  Victoria  Sq. 
J.  W.  Mills  &  Son  Limited.  .353  St.  Nicholas  St. 
QUEBEC 

A.  U.  Cloutier . 17  St.  James  St. 

G.  C.  Scott  Ltd . 17  St.  James  St. 


ONTARIO 

BELLEVILLE 

J.  E.  Marsh . 219  Front  St 

FORT  ERIE 

Border  Brokers  Ltd . 39  Walnut  Street 

FORT  WILLIAM 

Cole  McCubbin . P.O.  Box  134 


SASKATCHEWAN 

MOOSE  JAW 

T.  H.  Pendlebury . 411  Hammond  Bldg. 

REGINA 

Wessel  Bros . Victoria  Park  Bldg. 

SASKATOON 

H.  K.  Pendlebury . 50  York  Bldg. 


ADDENDA 


AN GLO-EG YPTIAN  SUDAN 
January  1,  1956 

Anglo-Egyptian  condominium  rule  ended,  Jan  1, 
1956,  when  Britain  and  Egypt  recognized  the  inde¬ 
pendence  of  Sudan.  The  independent  Sudanese  re¬ 
public  will  be  administered,  pro  tem.  by  a  five-man 
commission, 

CHARTERED  BANKS 

Subject  to  approval  by  the  Department  of  Finance, 
Ottawa,  Barclays  Bank  (Canada)  and  Imperial  Bank 
of  Canada  will  form  a  merger.  The  new  bank  will  be 
known  as  The  Imperial  Bank  of  Canada. 


DEFENCE  RESEARCH  BOARD 
Chairman,  A.  H.  Zimmerman 

DIPLOMATIC  CORPS 

LEGATION  OF  LEBANON 
Minister,  H.  E.  Ramiz  Shammah. 

LABOUR  ORGANIZATIONS 

Subject  to  ratification  in  April,  1956,  a  merger  will 
be  effected  between  the  Trades  and  Labour  Congress 
of  Canada  and  The  Canadian  Congress  of  Labour. 
The  new  organization  will  be  known  as  the  Canadian 
Labour  Congress. 


INDEX 


A 

Abbreviations,  Academic . 532 

Astronomical .  9 

Business .  535 

of  Honours  and  Decorat’ns  295 

Academic  Degrees .  532 

Academie,  1’,  Canad.  Frangaise.  606 

Acadia  University .  537 

Accident  Prevention  Assoc’ns. .  636 
Accountants  Assoc’n,  Can.  Ins.  621 

Associations . 528-32 

Certified  Public . 530-1 

Chartered . 528 

Cost .  531 

General .  532 

Institutes . 530-1 

International . 532 

Public . 530-1 

Acreage  of  field  crops .  284 

Actuaries,  Can.  Ass’n  of  ....  615 
Aden,  Perim  &  Kuria  Muria  Is.  271 

Addenda .  804 

Address,  forms  of,  Bishops. 456,  458 
Judges.  .  .  .  297 
Official.  . .  .  296 
Adjutant-General,  Branch  of..  317 
Administrators,  Public 

Alta .  344 

B.C .  357 

Man .  360 

N.W.T . 431 

Sask .  427 

Yukon . 430 

Admiralty,  British . 261 

Admiralty  Side  (Courts) . 314 

Adult  Education  Can.  Ass’n  for  611 

Director,  Nfld .  371 

N.S . 374 

P.E.1 . 408 

Sask .  423 

McGill  University  . . .  556 

McMaster  Univ . 558 

Univ.  of  Man .  555 

Advertisers, Assn,  of  Can .  612 

Advertisers’  Index .  836 

Advertising  Agencies, 

Can.  Assoc 'n.  of. .  .  615 

Sales  Club . 606 

Advertising  matter,  duty .  690 


Advisory  Council,  Vocational.  315 
School 

Broadcasting  562 
Advocates,  Province  of  Quebec.  510 


Aerogrammes .  210 

Africa,  Colonies  in .  272 

South,  Union  of .  270 

South-West .  272 

Agents  General  at  London 

for  Alberta .  276 

for  Australia .  ...  276 

for  British  Columbia. .  276,  353 

for  Ontario .  276 

for  Quebec .  414 

for  Saskatchewan  ...  .276,  423 

Agricultural  Associations . 606 

College,  Guelph .  563 

College,  Univ.  of  Sask. . . .  572 

Colleges . 537-8 

Economics  Division .  307 


Agricultural 

Extension  Service,  Alta. .  .  345 
Faculties,  See  Universities. 

Institute  of  Canada .  606 

Loans,  Ont .  378 

Press  Association .  650 

Prices  Support  Board.  .  . .  308 

Products  Board . 308 

Representatives,  Ont .  385 

Schools . 537-8 

Science  Service,  Dominion.  308 
Agriculture.  Can.  Fed’n.  of.  .  .  606 

College  of,  N.S .  537 

University  of  Sask.. .  572 

Dept,  of,  Dominion .  307 

Alta .  345 

B.C .  355 

Man . 361 

N.B .  367 

N.S .  374 

Ontario . 385 

P.E.1 . 408 

Quebec . 412 

Sask .  423 

Ministry  of,  British . 261 

Agriculturists,  District,  Alta .  .  345 

Agrologists,  Institutes  of .  606 

Air  Ambulance  Service .  424 

Air  Cadets . 334 

League .  609 

Air  Force  Commands .  317 

Headquarters . 317 

Pay .  335 

Royal .  267 

Royal  Cana  dian .  317 j  334 

Veterans .  610 

See  also  R.C.A.F. 
Industries  and  Transport 

Association . 609 

Air  Letters .  209,  210 

Liaison  Mission  in  Can., 


Line  distances .  214 

Lines  in  Canada . 80,  83 

Mail .  209 

Ministry,  British .  260 

Port  Managers,  Dominion  328 
Services,  Dept,  of  Trans.  .  328 

Transport  Ass’n .  609 

Assoc’n.,  Internat’l.  .  637 

Board .  330 

Airway  Engineers . 328 

Services .  83 

Albert  College,  Belleville . 541 

Alberta 

Agent  General  in  London 

276,  347 

Agricultural  Ass’ns .  . .  606,  608 
Apprenticeship  Board.  .  .  .  345 

Archives . 348 

Art  Galleries . 447 

Assessment  Commission  .  346 
Association  Architects. .. .  610 

Audit  Dept .  348 

Bible  College .  541 

Board  of  Industrial 

Development . 348 

Public  Utility 
Commissioners ....  348 

Boards  of  Trade .  453 

Chamber  of  Mines .  458 

Chambers  of 

Commerce. . .  .453,  458 

805 


Alberta 

Cities,  Towns  &  Villages. .  350 
Population  of . .  .  88,432 

Clubs .  450 

Co-operatives . 345 

Courts  and  Judges .  348 

Credit  Unions .  629 

Cultural  Activities .  347 

Debtors’  Assistance  Bd. .  .  .344 

Dental  Association .  629 

Departments,  Govt .  344 

Director  of  Personnel ....  348 

Dramatic  Societies .  646 

Executive  Council .  344 

Exhibitions .  631 

Federation  of  Agriculture.  606 
Federation  of  Labour.  .  .  .  639 
Fish  and  Game  Association  609 
Licenses .  . .  288 
General  Insurance  Co ... .  348 

Government .  344 

Historical  Society .  620 

Hospital  Associations. .. .  635 

Hospitals .  346 

House .  276 

Indust.  Rel’ns  Board.  .  .  .  345 

Inspectors,  Schools .  600 

Insurance  Office .  348 

Inst.  Agrologists .  606 

Judicial  Districts .  348 

Land  Surveyors  Assoc’n. . .  641 

Law  List .  472 

Law  Society .  641 

Legislature .  344 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries .  439 

Library  Association .  438 

Board .  348 

Life  Insurance  Co .  348 

Liquor  Control  in .  76 

Liquor  Control  Board ; . .  .  348 
Livestock  Associations.  . .  608 

Magistrates .  349 

Marketing  Board .  345 

Ministers  and  Depts . 344 

Motor  Association . 613 

Transport  Ass’n..  .  625 

Music  Board .  347 

Museums .  447 

Newspapers  and  Mag .  669 

Official  Receivers .  526 

Old  Age  Pension  Bd .  347 

Petroleum  Conservat’n  Bd  346 

Population . 306,432 

Power  Commission . 345 

Prog.-Conservative  Assn..  651 
Provincial  Laboratory ... .  540 

Parks  Board . 346 

Publicity  &  Travel  Branch  347 

Queen’s  Printer .  348 

Recreation  Bd .  348 

Registered  Nurses  Ass’n. .  622 

Research  Council . 348 

Schools  of  Agriculture. ..  .  537 
School  Superintendents  .  .  600 

Social  Credit  League .  652 

Society  of  Artists .  612 

Special  Areas  Board . 346 

Statistics,  Prov.  Bureau.  .  345 

Succession  Duties . 252 

Teachers’  Association ....  624 
Telephones,  Dep’t.  of . . .  .  347 
Traffic  Bd.  Highway.  .  .  .  347 
Treasury  Branches .  36 


806 


INDEX 


[1956 


Alberta,  University  of .  538 

Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  74 

Wheat  Pool .  606 

Women’s  Institutes . 632 

Workmen’s  Comp’sat’nBd  348 

Alderney  .  274 

Ale,  beer,  etc.,  Taxes . 685-6 

Allan  Memorial  Institute .  556 

All  Canada  Insurance  Fed’n  .  .  609 
Allied  Florists  and  Growers .  .  .  609 
Trades  of  Baking  Indus’y.  609 

Alma  College .  541 

Almonte  Handicraft  Guild. .. .  611 

Alpine  Club . 609 

Altrusa  International  Inc .  609 

Amalgamated  Civil  Servants..  627 

Amateur  Athletic  Union .  613 

Ambassadors,  Foreign .  339 

Canadian . 311-2 

America,  Br.  Colonies  in .  273 

American  Book  Publishers  .  . .  665 
Inst,  of  Elec.  Engineers.  .  609 
Ornithologists'  Union.  .  .  .  610 
Soc.  for  Quality  Control. .  610 
Soc.  of  Mech.  Engin’rs..  610 
Ancient  Order  Mystic  Shrine. .  643 

Anglican  Church . 460 

Theolog.  College  of  B.C.  .  541 
Women’s  Training  College  462 

Young  People’s  Assn . 630 

Anglo-Egyptian  Sudan . 272 

(see  Addenda) 

Anguilla. .  273 

Animals,  Customs . 793 

Health  Division .  308 

Anniversaries .  1,3 

Annuities,  Can.  Gov't .  36 

Antarctic  Terrify,  Australian.  274 

Antigua .  273 

Anti-Tuberculosis  League, 

Sask .  424 

Antiquarian  Soc.  of  Montreal .  620 

Apostolic  Delegation .  462 

Appleby  College .  541 

Apprenticeship  Board,  Alta.  .  .  345 

Man .  361 

Nfld . 372 

Branch,  Ont .  383 

Commissions, 

B.C .  355 

N.B .  368 

N.S .  375 

Que.  Committee  ....  411 

Director,  Sask . 423 

Archbishops . 460,  462 

Architects’  Organizations  ....  610 

Architectural  Br.,  N.B .  367 

Architecture,  Schools  of 

Univ.  of  B.C .  543 

Man .  555 

Toronto .  579 

McGill  University . 556 

Archives,  Public,  Alta .  348 

B.C .  355 

Dominion . 311 

N.B .  367 

N.S .  374 

Ont .  385 

Que .  410 

Arctic  Inst,  of  N.  America  .  .  .  610 

Area  of  Canada . 208 

Argentina,  Can.  Repres’n  in.  .  .  311 

Comm’l.  Counsellor .  326 

Consuls .  341 

Embassy  in  Canada .  339 


Armed  Services . 333 

Equiv.  Ranks .  336 

Armorial  Bearings,  Canada.  .  .  298 

Armoured  Corps  Ass’n . 653 

Army,  Navy  &  Air  Force  Vets.  610 
Benevolent  Fund  Board.  .  317 

British .  266 

Cadets,  Canadian .  334 

Canadian .  334 

Commands  and  Areas. ...  316 

General  Staff .  316 

Headquarters . 316 

Liaison  Staff  in  Can.,  U.K.  265 

Pay .  335 

Art  Associations,  Clubs, 

Societies,  etc . 610-2 

College,  of  Nova  Scotia  . .  541 

Galleries .  446 

Ontario  College  of . 541 

Prov.  Institute  of,  Alta..  .  541 
Quebec  School  of  Arts. . . .  541 
School  of  Fine,  Regina 

College . 541 

Univ.  of  Manitoba .  541 

Vancouver .  541 

Schools  in  Canada .  541 

Societies . 610-2 

Winnipeg  School  of . 541 

Arthritis  Society,  Can . 645 

Artists,  Fed’n  of  Canadian..  .  .  611 

Arts  Council,  Canadian .  610 

Arts  and  Crafts, 

Schools  of,  Quebec  .  .  586 

Arts  Faculties,  See  Universities 

Ascension  Island. . 272 

Ashbury  College .  541 

Asia,  Colonies  in .  271 

Assembly 

( see  Legislative  Assembly) 

Assessment  Comsn.,  Alta .  346 

Sask .  424 

Assistance  Board,  British . 262 

Associated  Hospital  Services.  .  635 

Medical  Services . 645 

Association,  Acadienne 

d’ Education .  612 

of  Architects .  610 

of  Better  Business  Bureaux  614 
Canadian  Advertisers.  .  .  .  612 
Canadian  Clubs . 612 


Canadian  Fire  Marshals. .  612 
Can.  Industrial  Designers.  612 
Canadienne  des 
Bibliothficaires 
de  langue  Francaise, .  438 


Canadienne  Francaise. ...  612 

d’Education .  612 

pour  l’avancement 

des  sciences . 612 

Catholic  Hospital . 635 

des  Commissaires  des 

Ecoles  Bilingues. .  .  655 
Ecoles  Catholiques.  655 
des  Instituteurs  de  la  Cir- 

conscription .  625 

Kinsmen  Clubs .  612 

of  Civil  Liberties .  612 

Consulting  Engineers.  .  . .  612 

Land  Surveyors .  641 

Municipal  Elec.  Utilities.  612 
Ontario  Mayors  &  Reeves  649 

Poster  Advertising .  652 

Professional  Engineers.. . .  631 


Association, 

Protection  of  Fur-bearing 

Animals .  612 

Workmen’s  Compensation 

Boards .  612 

Associations  of  Accountants. .  .  528 

and  Societies .  606 

Assumption  College,  Windsor.  541 

Astronomer,  Dominion .  315 

Astronomical  Calculations ....  1 

Notes  on .  11 

Society,  Royal . 18,  653 

Symbols .  9 

Astronomy  in  Canada .  18 

Astrophysical  Observatory  .  18,  315 

Athletic  Societies .  613 

Athletics,  Commissioner,  Ont.  383 

Atkinson  Foundation .  633 

Atomic  Energy  Control  Board  331 
Attorney-Gen.,  Agents,  Sask.  .  427 

Alta . 344 

B.C .  355 

British .  259 

Canada .  314 

Manitoba .  361 

N.B .  367 

Nfld .  371 

N.S .  374 

Ontario .  378 

P.E.1 .  407 

Quebec .  409 

Sask .  422 

Attorneys,  County  Cr’n.,  Ont..  403 

U.S.A .  524 

Audio-Visual  Education,  N.B  .  367 
Ont..  384 

Audit  Branch,  N.B .  367 

Quebec . 410 

Bureau  of  Circulation.  ...  613 

Dept.,  Alberta .  348 

Auditor-General’s  Office,  Dom.  308 

Auditor,  Provincial,  Alta . 348 

Manitoba .  361 

Newfoundland .  372 

Ontario . 378 

P.E.1 .  407 

Sask .  423 

Auditors’  Associations . 532 

Inst,  of  Internal .  532 

Australia .  270 

Can.  Representation  in. .  .  311 

Can.  Counsellor  in .  326 

Government  of .  270 

U.K.  High  Commiss’rin.  .  269 
Australian  Agents  in  London.  .  276 

Antarctic  Territory . 274 

High  Commissioner .  338 

Representative  in  London.  276 

Trade  Agreement .  689 

Austria,  Can.  Repres’tative  in.  311 

Consuls . 341 

Legation  of .  340 

Automobile  Associations .  613 

Clubs .  613 

Dealer  Associations .  632 

Registrations .  285 

Automobiles,  Customs .  699 

Excise  Tax  on .  684 

Automotive  Transportation 

Associations .  613 

Autumn  begins .  l 

Auxiliary  Services,  Britain’s .  .  268 


1956] 


INDEX 


807 


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Krypton  Parchment  for  fine  letterheads. 

Bell-Fast  Bond  for  important  forms  and  documents. 

Progress  Bond,  the  universal  paper  for  business 
forms. 

Victory  Bond,  the  economical  factory  form  paper. 

Krypton  Extra  Strong,  the  finest  of  thin  papers. 
Airmail  Bond  for  all  airmail  correspondence. 

Dorval  Airmail  for  airmail  and  multiple  copies. 
Nuclear  Manifold  for  carbon  copies. 

Velvalur  Book  for  booklets  and  folders. 

Plainfield  Offset  for  all  work  by  offset  lithography. 
Mayfair  Cover-for  the  covers  of  books  and  booklets. 

Falcon  Index  for  important  card  records. 

Hawk  Index  for  general  purpose  card  files. 

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808 


INDEX 


[1956 


Aviation,  Civil,  Dept.  Transp’t  328 


Ministry,  British.  .  260 
Organ Vn„  Intern’l.  Civil.  278 
Azimuths  of  Sun .  19 

B 

Badge,  Canadian  Army . 337 

R.C.A.F .  337 

Royal  Canadian  Naval .  337 

Baggage  Customs .  684 

Baha’i  World  Faith .  471 

Bahamas .  273 

Baking  Industry, 

Allied  Trades  of .  609 

National  Council  of .  647 

Ballet  Festival  Ass’n .  611 

Canadian  School  of .  547 

Royal  Winnipeg .  611* 

Balmoral  Hall  School .  542 

Banff  Summer  School  of  Art .  .  541 

Bank  Act .  32 

Branches .  37 

Number  of .  36 

of  Canada,  The .  30 

of  England .  263 

Holidays .  4 

Industrial  Development .  .  30 

Bank  Notes  in  Circulation.  .  . .  285 

Statistics .  279,280,285 

Bankruptcy  Divisions .  526 

Jurisdiction  of  Courts ...  .  528 

Official  Receivers .  526 

Registrars .  527 

Superintendent  of . 314 

Banks,  Branches . 36,  37 


(see  Addenda) 

Head  Offices,  Etc .  30 

Inspector  General .  34 

Savings .  36 

Post  Office . 213 

Banting  &  Best  Research . 577 

Fund  Committee . 331 

Research  Foundation .  633 

Baptist  Denominations .  465-6 

Federation .  466 

Seminary,  Central .  547 

Toronto .  574 

Union  of  Western  Canada  466 

Bar  Associations,  Canadian. . .  641 

Barbados .  273 

Barbers’  Assoc’n.,  Ont .  649 

Board,  Man .  361 

Baronets,  Canadian .  289 

Order  of .  295 

Barons,  Canadian .  289 

Barristers  Societies . ’  641 

Barristers  and  Solicitors 


Basketball  Assn.,  Canadian 

Amateur .  613 

Basutoland .  272 

Bath,  Order  of .  295 

Beaux  Arts  Schools,  Quebec  . .  541 

Bechuanaland .  272 

Bee-keepers’  Associations .  607 

Beer,  Excise  Taxes .  685 

Belgian  Congo,  Can.  Trade 

Comm’r.  in .  326 

Belgium,  Can. Representat'n  in  311 

Consuls .  34  j 

Embassy  in  Canada . 339 

Benefit  Societies .  231 

Bermuda .  273 

Berne  Convention .  247 


Better  Business  Bureaux .  614 

Bible  College,  Alberta . 541 

Moose  Jaw . 561 

Toronto .  574 

Inst.,  Calgary  Prophetic. .  615 

Lutheran .  553 

Society,  British  &  Foreign  614 
Upper  Canada ....  657 
Biblical  Studies,  Can.  Soc.  of..  624 

Bibliographical  Society.' . 438 

Big  Brother  &  Sister  Services .  .  614 
Birth  and  Death  rates  in  Can .  .  437 

Other  Countries . 437 

Birth,  Marriage,  and  Death 

Certificates,  Britain .  264 

Canada,  See  Registrars 
Registrars,  See  Registrars 

Bishop  Spencer  Coll  .  542 

Strachan  School . 542 

Bishops,  Anglican  Church ....  460 
Roman  Catholic  Church  .  462 

Bishop’s  College  School .  542 

Bishop's  University .  542 

Black  Knights,  Royal .  653 

Blind,  Can.  Federation  of.  .  .  .  619 

Can.  National  Inst .  622 

Blind  Pensions  for  Alta .  346 

Manitoba .  362 

Quebec .  414 

Persons  Act . 3 18 

Postage  for . 209,  211 

Schools  tor ...  .  .  573 

Blindness  Control  Division. ..  .  318 

Blue  Cross  Hospital  Plan . 635 

BMI  Canada  Limited .  614 

B’nai  B’rith . 638 

Board  ofChristian  Educ.  464,  465 
Defence,  Permanent  Joint  312 

Geographical  Names .  315 

Grain  Commissioners .  325 

Parole,  Ontario . 379 

Police  Com’s’rs.,  Ont .  386 

Religious  Education .  462 

Tariff .  322 

Trade,  United  Kingdom. .  261 

Transport  Comm’s'rs .  329 

Boards  of  Education,  Cities. . .  590 
Boards  of  Trade  in  Canada  453-58 

Bolivia,  Consuls .  341 

Book  Publishers .  664 

Branch,  Bd.  of  Trade, 

Toronto .  614 

Post . 209,210 

Border  Crossing  Regulations. .  431 

Borneo,  North .  272 

Boy  Scouts  Association .  614 

Boys’  Clubs  of  Canada . 614 

Brandon  College .  542 

Branksome  Hall,  Toronto .  543 

Brazil,  Canadian  Consuls  in. .  .  326 

Representation  in .  311 

Trade  Comm’s’r  in.  326 

Consuls . 341 

Embassy  in  Canada .  339 

Breeders’  Association . 607-08 

Brethren,  Evangelical  United  .  467 

Bridge  Branch,  N.B .  357 

Britain’s  Auxiliary  Services  . .  .  268 

British  Army .  266 

Army  Staff  in  Canada. . . .  265 

Book  Publishers .  664 

Cameroons .  272 

Caribbean  Territories, 

Trade  Comm’r . 339 

Council .  269 

Customs  Duties . 265 


British  Dominions .  270 

Government . 259 

Travel  &  Holiday  Ass’n.  .  269 
British  Columbia 

Agent  Gen.  at  London  276,355 

Agricultural  Ass’ns .  606 

Architectural  Institute ..  .  610 

Archives .  355 

Art  Galleries . 447 

Automobile  Association.. .  613 

Boards  and  Com’s’s . 352-6 

Boards  of  Trade . 453 

Cancer  F oundation . 354 

Institute . 354 

Chbrs  of  Commerce.  .453,  458 

Mines .  458 

Cities,  Etc . 356 

Population . 88,  432 

Clubs .  450 

Courts,  Judges  &  Officials  358 

Credit  Unions .  629 

Dental  College .  630 

Department  Officials .  352 

Drama  Association . 646 

Fairs  Association .  632 

Federation  of  Agriculture.  606 
Federation  of  Labour.  .  .  .  640 
Fish  &  Game  Licenses. . . .  288 

Game  Commission . 355 

Gold  Comsrs.  &  Min’g  Rec  359 

Government . 352 

Government  Agents .  358 

Hospitals .  355 

House,  London . 276,  355 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  355 

Inst.  Agrologists .  606 

Labour  Relations  Board .  .  355 
Land  Registry  Offices.  .  .  .  355 

Land  Surveyors .  640 

Law  List .  475 

Law  Society .  641 

Legislature  . .  352 

Liberal  Association .  652 

Libraries .  440 

Library  Association .  438 

Comm .  355 

Liquor  Control  Board. ..  .  355 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  76 

Loggers  Ass’n .  614 

Municipalities .  356 

Museums . 355,447 

Newspapers  and  Mag.  .  .  .  668 

Nurses’  Association .  622 

Official  Administrators.  .  .  357 

Offioial  Guardian . 357 

Receivers .  526 

Packers  Ltd .  614 

Pensions . 353 

Police  Magistrates . 359 

Population . 306,  432 

Power  Commission .  356 

Prog.-Cons.  Association. . .  652 
Public  Library  Com’s’n. . .  355 

Purchasing  Com’s’n .  355 

Research  Council .  356 

Safety  League .  654 

School  Inspectors*  Sup’ts.  600 

School  Trustees  Assoc ....  655 
Social  Credit  Association  .  653 

Succession  Duties . 252 

Teachers  Federation . 624 

Transport  Assoc .  625 

Underwriters  Association  .  630 

University  of . 543 

Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  74 

Women's  Institutes .  632 


1956] 


INDEX 


809 


Brrtish  Columbia 

Workmen’s  Compen’n  Bd.  355 
British  Com’nw’th  of  Nations  270 


see  Commonwealth 

Council .  269 

Dominions  Emigration 

Society . 614 

Reply  Coupons  (Postal).  .  213 
British  Empire,  Countries  in. .  270 

Order  of .  295 

and  Foreign  Bible  Sety..  .  614 
Games  Ass’n  of  Canada.  .  613 

Government . 259-63 

Representatives . 338 

Information  Services .  265 

Israel  Federation  .  615 

Missions,  in  Canada .  265 

Navy .  266 

New  Guinea . 273 

Preferential  Tariff .  687 

Sailors’  Society .  615 

St.  John  Ambulance  Brig.  269 
Trade  Commissioners.  .  .  .  338 
Broadcast  Measurement, 

Bureau  of .  015 

Broadcasters,  Can.  Assn.  of..  .  616 
Broadcasting  Corporation, 

Canadian .  321 

Nat.  Adv.  Council .  562 

Stations .  060 

Broker-Dealers  Act,  Ont .  379 

Association  of  Ont . 615 

Brokers,  Customs .  803 

Brotherhood  of  Locomotive 

Engineers . 040 

Firemen .  040 

Railroad  Trainmen .  640 

St.  Andrew .  015 


Brunei . 271 

Brussels  Treaty  Organization  .  278 

Bugbee  Business  College .  574 

Bureau  of 

Broadcast  Measurement  .  615 

Municipal  Research .  615 

Publications,  Sask .  426 

Statistics,  Alberta .  345 

B.C .  356 

Dominion .  327 

Quebec .  414 

Translations . 324 

Bushel,  weight  of . . .  26 

Business  Abbreviations .  535 

Administration,  Inst,  of .  .  581 
Educators  Association. . . .  625 

Reply  Envelopes .  210 

Women’s  Club 

(Winnipeg) .  615 

c 

Cabinet,  United  Kingdom.  .  .  .  259 

Canadian . 298 

Cabinets  of  Commonwealth 

Members .  270 

Provincial 

See  Executive  Council 
Cadet  League,  Air .  609 


Church .  1,3 

Jewish  and  other .  2-4 

Perpetual .  6-7 

Reform .  2 

Calgary  Allied  Arts  Council.  .  612 

Prophetic  Bible  Inst . 615 

Cameras,  Taxes  on . 707 

Cameroons,  British ..........  272 

Campion  College .  546 

Camrose  Lutheran  College. . .  .  546 

Canada,  Area  of . 208 

Bank  of .  30 

Colonization  Association.  615 

Debt . . 281,  282 

Foundation.. .  633 

Government  of . .  270 

House,  London .  276 

Labour  Relations  Boards  315 

Population .  306,  432 

Senate  of .  299 

U.K.  High  Commiss’nT  in  269 
-U.S.  C’ttee  on  Educat’n.  615 

Vital  Statistics .  437 

-West  Indies  T’de  Agree’t .  688 

Canada’s  Armed  Services . 333 

Canadian  Advertising  Re¬ 
search  Foundation  ....  615 
Advertising  &  Sales  Fed.  .  632 
Aeronautical  Inst .  015 


Cadets,  Air .  .  33  I 

Army,  British .  267 

Army,  Canadian .  333 

Sea,  Canada .  333 

Caisses  Populaires  Desjardins  629 

Calendar . 1-4,  6,  12 

Ass’n.,  World .  658 

for  12  Months .  12 

for  1956,  1957 . viii,  1-4 


Agents  in  London .  276 

Agricultural  Societies  . .  .  606-7 

Air  Cadets . 334 

Air  Force,  Royal . 317,  334 

Amateur  Athletic  Ass’ns. .  613 

Basketball  Ass’n .  613 

Hockey  Ass’n .  613 

Ski  Association .  613 

Swimming  Ass’n .  613 


810 


INDEX 


[1956 


Canadian 

Ambassadors .  311 

Armoured  Association. .. .  053 

Army .  333 

Badge .  337 

Cadets .  334 

Arthritis  Sooiety . 645 

Arts  Council .  610 

Ass'n.  Admin’rs.  Labour 

Legislation .  615 

Ass’n  Advert’g  Agencies. .  615 

Ass’n  of  Actuaries .  615 

for  Adult  Education .  615 
of  Amateur  Oarsmen.  613 

of  British  Mfrs .  615 

of  Chiefs  of  Police  .  .  615 

of  Chiropodists .  615 

of  Chiropractors . 644 

of  Consumers  .  616 

of  Deaf,  Inc .  616 

of  Exhibitions .  632 

of  Fire  Chiefs .  616 

of  Geographers . 616 

for  Humane  Trapping  616 
Occupational 

Therapy . 644 

of  Optometrists .  616 

of  Pathologists . 616 

for  Physical  Educa¬ 
tion,  etc . 616 

of  Physicists .  616 

of  Prov.  Liquor 

Commissioners .  .  616 
of  Purchasing  Agents  616 
of  Radio  Dealers. .  . .  616 
of  Radio 

and  TV  Broadcasters  616 
of  Real  Estate  Bds.. .  617 
of  Social  Workers. .. .  617 
of  Univ.  Business 

Officers . 617 

of  Univer’ty  Teachers  617 

Authors  Association .  617 

Automobile  Association.. .  613 
Ch'ber  of  Comm’ce  617 
Ballet  Festival  Ass’n  ....  611 

Bandmasters’  Assoc . 645 

Bankers  Association . 617 

Bar  Association . 641 

Beekeeper’s  Council . 607 

Blue  Ensign .  337 

Broadcasting  Corp . 320 

Bureau  for  Advancement 

of  Music .  645 

Bus.  Equip’t.  M’f'rs.  Asso.  617 

Cabinet .  298 

Cancer  Society .  617 

Canoe  Association .  617 

and  Catholic  Confed’n.  of 

Labour .  640 

Ceramic  Assoc .  617 

Chamber  of  Commerce. .  .  .  458 
Circulation  M’grs.  Ass’n.  .  617 
Circulations  Audit  Bd. . .  .  617 

Citizenship  Branch . 309 

Council . 617 

Registration  Branch..  309 
Civil  Defence  College  ....  546 

Division .  319 

Clubs,  Association  of .  612 

Club  of  New  York .  617 

College  of  Organists .  645 

Co-op.  Wool  Growers.  .  .  .  607 

Congress  of  Labour . 640 

Conservation  Association.  617 
Construction  Assoc .  617 


Canadian 

Consulates  Abroad .  312 

Corps  Assoc .  618 

Council  of  Christians 

and  Jews .  618 

for  Crippled  Children. .  .  618 
of  Juvenile  Court 

Judges .  618 

on  4-H  Clubs .  618 

Credit  Institute .  546 

Jewellers’  Inst .  546 

Men’s  Association ..  .  618 

Customs  and  Excise .  684 

Daily  Newspapers  Assoc..  619 

Daughters’  League .  619 

Dental  Association .  629 

Dietetic  Association .  619 

Education  Assoc’n .  619 

Electrical  Assoc .  619 

Mfrs.  Assoc .  619 

Embassies  Abroad . 311 

Exhibition  Comm’s’n  ....  325 

Exporters  Assoc’n . 619 

Farm  Loan  Board .  308 

Fed.  of  Agriculture . 606 

the  Blind .  619 

Business  and  Prof. 

Women .  619 

Engineers  and  Scien¬ 
tists  .  619 

Home  &  School  Fed  .  619 
Insurance  Agents. .  .  619 

Labour .  640 

Mayors . 619 

University  Women..  .  619 

Film  Institute .  619 

Forestry  Association .  619 

Fraternal  Association ....  620 
Friends’  Service  C’tte.  .  .  .  470 

Gas  Association . 620 

Geographical  Society .  620 

Names  Board . 315 

Girls  in  Training .  620 

Good  Roads  Assoc’n .  620 

Government . 298 

Annuities .  36 

Exhibition  Comm  .  .  .  325 

Travel  Bureau .  323 

Group  of  Painters . 611 

Guild  of  Potters .  611 

Handicrafts  Guild .  611 

Heart  Association .  620 

High  Commiss'ners  276,  311-2 
Historical  Association ....  620 
Home  Reading  Union.  .  .  .  620 
Home  and  School  Fed.  .  .  620 

Honours  List .  289 

Horticultural  Council ....  607 

Hospital  Council .  635 

Importers  &  Traders  Asso .  620 
Industrial 

Editors’  Ass’n .  620 

Preparedness  Ass’n  .  .  621 

Traffic  League . 621 

Infantry  Association . 621 

Inst,  for  Boards  of  Trade 
and  Chamber 

Secretaries . 458 

of  Forestry .  621 

of  Internat’l.  Affairs..  621 
Min’g  &  Metallurgy.  621 
Steel  Construction. .  .  621 
Stove  Manufacturers.  621 

Surveying .  641 

Insurance  Accts.  Assoc’n..  621 


Canadian 

Inter-American  Assoc’n.. .  621 
Intercolleg’te  Athletic  Un .  613 
Jewellers’ Association.  ..  .  621 

Junior  Red  Cross . 624 

Lacrosse  Association . 613 

Law  of  Copyright .  245 

Legations  Abroad . 311-2 

Legion  (of  British  Empire)  621 

Library  Association . 438 

Life  Insur.  Officers  Ass’n. .  621 
Literature  Club  of  Toronto  621 
Lithographers  Assoc’n. .  .  .  621 
Lumbermen’s  Assoc’n.  ..  .  621 
Manufacturers’  Assoc’n.. .  621 
Maritime  Commission.  . .  .  330 

Medical  Association .  644 

Memorial  Chiropractic 

College .  546 

Mental  Health  Assoc .  622 

Metal  Mining  Assoc .  622 

Milk  Powder  Mfrs.  Assn  .  622 

Ministry .  298 

Mothercraft  Society .  622 

Mounted  Police .  337 

Museums  Assoc .  622 

Music  Council .  645 

Publishers  Assoc .  622 

National  Committee  on 

Refugees .  622 

National  Exhibition .  631 

Institute  for  Blind. .  .  622 
Live  Stock  Records.  607 

Navy .  316,  333 

Newspaper  and  Magazine 

Directory . 668 

Numismatic  Association. .  622 

Nurses  Association .  622 

Olympic  Association . 613 

Ophthalmological  Society  645 
Order  of  Odd- Fellows ....  622 

Order  of  Rechabites .  623 

Pacific  Air  Lines . 80,  83 

Paint  &  Varnish  Assoc’n .  .  623 
Paper  Box  Mfrs.  Assoc’n. .  623 
Paraplegic  Asspciation. . .  .  623 
Passenger  Agents’ Assoc’n.  623 
Passenger  Association.  ..  .  623 
Passport  Information  ....  431 
Patents  &  Develop’t  Ltd..  331 

Penal  Association .  623 

Pension  Commission . 330 

Permanent  Delegations ...  312 

Philatelic  Society .  623 

Playthings  Association .  .  .  623 

Polish  Congress .  650 

Political  Science  Assoc’n. .  623 

Pony  Society  .  607 

Postal  Employees . 628 

Postmasters  Association.  .  623 

Press .  623 

Prime  Ministers  since  1867  306 

Produce  Association . 629 

Progress  Club .  623 

Psychological  Association.  623 
Public  Relations  Assoc.  . .  623 

Publishers .  664 

Pulp  &  Paper  Assoc’n. .  .  .  623 
Purchasing  Agents’ 

Assoc 'ns .  623 

Railroad  Historical  Ass’n .  624 

Red  Cross  Society .  624 

Red  Ensign .  336 

Representation  abroad. . .  326 


1956] 


INDEX 


811 


THE  WILSON-MUNROE  CO  LIMITED 

Wholesale  Paper  Dealers,  Mill  Agents,  Bookbinders’ 
and  Boxmakers5  Supplies 

169  FLEET  ST.  W.  -  17  DECASTELNAU  ST.  E. 

TORONTO,  ONT.  MONTREAL,  P.Q. 


Manufacturers  of  Boxes  of  Every  Description 

*7 lie.  PnaqAeM.  PaAxen.  IIoac  Go . 

•  !  LIMITED 


ESTABLISHED  1917 


Folding  Cartons  Fancy  and  Plain  Set-up  Boxes 

LADIES’  &  MEN’S  HAT  BOXES  A  SPECIALTY 

31-37  Wellington  St.  East  -  Toronto,  Ontario 

Phones  EM  4-3867-9656 


COLLETT  -  SPROULE  BOXES  LIMITED 

" Paper  Box  Specialists ” 

127  Portland  Street  PHONE  EM.  3-5201  Toronto  2B,  Canada 

Designers  and  Manufacturers 

•  SET  UP  BOXES  •  METAL  EDGE  BOXES  »  FOLDING  CARTONS 
•  AUTOMATIC  “SAFE-PACK"  EGG  CARTONS  •  ROUND  FIBRE  SCREW  CAP  MAILERS 


Herold  &  Garbe  Limited 

Quality  Offset  Reproductions  and 
Pressplates  to  the  Trade 

690  King  Street,  West  -  Toronto  2-B,  Ont. 

EMpire  4-3251 


812 


INDEX 


[1956 


Pettit,  Hill  and  Bertram 

Chartered  Accountants 

HOLLAND  PETTIT,  Jr.  R.  DOUGLAS  HILL  R.  C.  BERTRAM 
T.  D.  WARDLAW  DONALD  D.  HILL 

199  Bay  St.  TORONTO 

Empire  3-2381 


Canadian 

Representative  in  London  276 


Research  Launders’  Inst..  624 

Restaurant  Assoc .  624 

Retail  Booksellers’  Assoc.  624 

Federation .  624 

Hardware  Assoc . 624 

School  of  Ballet .  547 

Missions .  547 

Trustees  Assoc’n .  654 

Sea  Cadet  Corps .  333 

Seed  Growers’ Assoc’n.. .  .  607 
Seed  Trade  Association  .  .  607 
Seniors  Golf  Association. .  635 

Services  Colleges . 335, 546 

Social  Science  Research 

Council .  624 

Society  Biblical  Studies.. .  624 
Laboratory  Tech¬ 
nologists .  624 

of  Creative  L’th'rcraft  611 

of  Graphic  Art . 611 

Landscape  Architects.  624 
W ater  Color  Painters .  611 
Sporting  Goods  Ass’n  ....  624 
Sports  Advisory  Council..  613 
Standards  Association. . .  .  624 

Tariff  of  Customs .  686 

Taxation  Div.  Staff  Assoc.  628 

Teachers  Federation . 624 

Temperance  Federation...  625 

Temple  College .  547 

Tourist  Assoc . 625 

Trade  Commissioners  ....  325 

Transit  Association . 625 

Trucking  Association .  625 

Tuberculosis  Association. .  625 
U nderwriters  Association .  630 

Union  College .  547 

Unitarian  Churches .  468 

Vegetarian  Union .  625 

Veterinary  Med.  Assoc.  .  .  657 
Warehousemen’s  Assoc’n..  625 
Weekly  Newspapers’ Ass’n  625 

Welfare  Council .  625 

Wheat  Board . 308 

Wholesale  Grocers  Ass’n  .  625 

Wildlife  Service .  322 

Women’s  Christian  Tem¬ 
perance  Union.  .  .  .  625 

Club  of.  London . 626 

of  New  York .  626 

Press  Club .  626 

Woollen  Manufact’s.  Assn.  656 

Writers  Foundation .  626 

Youth  Hostels  Assoc .  626 


Canadians  Travelling  Abroad.  431 

Canal  Services,  Dominion .  329 

Canals  in  Canada .  332 

Cancer  Commission,  Ontario. .  382 

Sask .  424 

Foundation,  B.C . 355 

Institute,  B.C .  355 

National .  647 

Research, 

Ontario  Foundation. .  386 

Service,  N.B .  367 

Services,  Alta . 346 

Society,  Canadian .  617 

Cape  Breton  Home  Industries.  611 

Carbonic  Acid  Gas  Tax .  684 

Caribbean  Territories,  Br . 339 

Carleton  College,  Ottawa .  547 

Cataloguers,  Ont.  Reg.  Group.  438 

Catholic  Big  Brothers . 614 

Church,  Roman . 462 

Confederation  of  Labour.  640 

Farmers’  Union .  609 

Hospital  Assoc’ns .  635 

School  Boards  ( see 
Boards  of  Education ) 

School  for  Deaf .  573 

Societies  in  Quebec .  634 

Truth  Society .  626 

Women's  League . 626 

Cattle  Breeders’  Assoc’ns  . .  .  607-8 

Cattle,  Customs .  709 

Caveats .  243 

C.C.F . ..."  652 

C.E.A.  Research  Council .  619 

Ceda,  Inc .  626 

Cement  Production . 284 

Censor  Bd.,  Man . 361 

Censors,  Theatre,  Alta .  345 

B.C .  355 

N.B .  367 

N.S .  374 

Que .  414 

Census  Division .  328 

figures,  see  Population 
Centigrade  and  Fahrenheit..  .  .  28 

Central  Baptist  Seminary ....  547 
Mortgage  and  Housing 

Corporation .  32 

Office  of  Information  ....  262 
Registry,  Subscription 

Agencies .  650 

Standard  Time .  8 

Certification  Marks .  238 

Certified  Pub.  Account’ts. .  .  .  530-1 


Ceylon .  271 

Can.  Representative  in.  .  .  311 
High  Comm  T  for 

Canada  in .  326 

Representative  in  London  276 
U.K.  High  Comm’s’r  in . .  .  269 

Chambers  of  Agriculture .  606 

Commerce  in  Canada  .  .  .453-8 

Mines .  458 

Champlain  Society .  626 

Channel  Islands .  274 

Charlotte  Co.  Cottage  Crafts..  611 

Chartered  Accountants .  528 

Banks . 30-68 

( see  Addenda) 

Statistics . 279,280 

Inst.  Secretaries .  626 

Life  Underwriters .  642 

Shorthand  Reporters .  626 

Chemical 

Industry,  Society  of .  656 

Institute  of  Canada .  626 

Chess  Federation .  626 

Chief  Electoral  Office . 74,  324 

Justice  of  Canada .  314 

Chiefs  of  Police,  Assoc,  of .  615 

Child  Health, 

Quebec .  412 

Study,  Univ.  of  Toronto..  581 

Welfare,  Alta .  347 

B.C .  353 

Man .  362 

N.B .  368 

Nfld . 372 

N.S .  375 

Ontario . 380 

P.E.1 .  407 

Sask .  425 

Children,  Crippled,  Soc.’s  ....  618 

Children’s  Aid  Societies .  627 

Service  Centre .  627 

Chile,  Consuls .  341 

Canadian  Represen’n  in.  .  311 

Embassy  in  Canada .  339 

Commercial  Secretary  in  .  326 

China,  Consuls . 341 

Inland  Mission .  469 

Embassy  in  Canada .  339 

Chinese  Week .  2 

Chiropractic  Bd.  of  Directors  .  382 

College .  546 

Chiropractors’  Assoc’n 

Canadian .  644 

Ontario .  644 

Dominion  Council .  644 


1956] 


INDEX 


813 


Choirs .  645-6 

Christian  Science  in  Can .  467 

Christian  Social  Council .  627 

Chronological  Cycles  and  Eras .  1 

Church  Army,  The .  462 

Calendar . 1-3,  9 

Councils .  627 

of  England  in  Canada .... 

(see  Anglican  Church) 

Churches  of  Christ .  467 

Cigarettes,  Tax  on .  686 

Cigars,  Taxes . 684,  686 

Cinfi-Photography  Service, 

Quebec .  409 

Circulars,  Postage .  211 

Cities,  Largest  in  the  World.. .  256 
Cities  &  Towns,  Populat’n..  . .  432 

Cities,  Towns,  etc.,  Alta . 350 

B.C .  356 

Man .  364 

N.B .  369 

Nfld .  373 

N.S .  376 

Ont .  387 

P.E.1 . 408 

Quebec . 417 

Sask .  427 

Weather  at  principal .  25 

Citizen’s  Advice  Bureaux,  Br .  269 
Research  Institute. .  . .  627 
Citizenship  and  Immigration, 

Dept,  of.  Dominion .  308 

Applications  for .  309 

Branch .  309 

Council,  Canadian .  617 

Registration  Branch . 309 

Civic  Employees  Associations .  627 

Civil  Aviation  Controller . 328 

Ministry,  British  ....  261 

Organization .  278 

Defence  College .  546 

Co-ordinator .  319 

Sask .  425 

Corps .  271 

Director,  Nfld .  371 

Division .  319 

List,  Queen’s .  258 

Service  Associations .  627 

Commission,  Dom .  . .  324 

B.C .  352 

N.B .  368 

Nfld .  372 

N.S .  374 

Ont .  379 

Quebec .  409 

Commissioner,  Man .  362 

Federation  of  Canada  627 

Civitan  International .  628 

Classical  Colleges  in  Quebec. .  547-8 

Clerks  of  Circuits,  N.B .  370 

Counties,  Ontario .  406 

Courts,  Alta . 349 

Man .  363 

N.B .  369 

Nfld . 373 

N.S .  376 

Ont .  402 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec .  414 

Sask .  426 

Crown,  Man .  363 

N.S .  376 

P.E.1 .  408 

Que . 414,  416 

Districts,  B.C .  357 

Division  Courts,  Ont. .  . .  404-5 


Clerks,  Municipal,  Alberta  . .  .  350 

B.C .  356 

Manitoba . 364 

N.B .  369 

Newfoundland.  .  .  .  373 

Nova  Scotia . 376 

Ontario . 387 

P.E.1 . 408 

Quebec .  417 

Saskatchewan  ....  427 

Clerks  of  Peace,  N.B .  370 

Ontario . 403 

Quebec .  416 

Townships,  Ont.  390 

Close  Seasons .  288 

Clubs,  Principal  in  Canada..  .450-2 

Coal  Board,  Dominion . 316 

Production .  284 

Coat-of-Arms,  Canada . 298 

C.O.D.  Postal  Offices .  88 

Postal  Service .  213 

Coffee  Association .  656 

Collection  Agencies,  Ont . 385 

Collectors  of  Customs  &  Excise  319 

Bourget,  Rigaud . 547 

of  Art,  Toronto .  541 

of  Christ  the  King .  568 

Concordia .  549 

of  Dental  Surgeons . 629 

Dominican .  568 

of  Education,  Ontario. .  .  .  579 

Sask.,  Univ.  of .  572 

Frontier .  550 

de  Gravelbourg .  549 

Jean  de  Brebeuf .  548 

de  Montreal .  547 

Loyola .  548 

Militaire  Royal  de 

St.  Jean .  547 

Montfort .  548 

of  Optometry,  Ont .  549 

of  Pharmacy,  Maritime. . .  555 

Saint  Alexandre .  548 

de  Saint- Anne  de  la 

Pocatiere . 548 

Ste.  Anne,  Church  Point..  549 

de  St.-Jean .  548 

de  St.  Laurent . 548 

du  Sacr6  Coeur,  Sudbury.  571 

Seraphique .  548 

Colleges,  Agriculture.  .  .  .  537 
Physicians  and  Surgeons.  644 

Presbyterian .  465 

United  Church .  464 

Collegiate  Institutes,  Ontario..  587 
Colombia,  Can.  Rep’s’tn’ve  in.  311 
Commercial  Sec .  326 

Consuls .  341 

Embassy  of .  339 

Colombo  Conference .  275 

Colonial  Office .  260 

Colonies,  British . 271 

Colonies,  Sec.  of  State  for ....  260 

Colonization . 

Dept,  of  Quebec .  410 

Colour  and  Form  Artists’  Soc.  611 

Columbia  Coast  Mission .  354 

Combine  Clause,  Customs ....  691 
Combines  Investigation  Com..  314 
Commerce,  College  of,  Univ. 

of  Saskatchewan ....  572 
Dept,  of  Trade  and,  Dom.  325 

Quebec .  414 

Faculty  of,  Laval  Univ. .  .  553 
School  of,  McGill  Univ. .  .  556- 
Univ.  of  B.C .  543 


Commercial  Agencies,  Que.  ..  .  414 

Attach^,  U.S.A .  340 

Counsellors  Abroad .  326 

Papers,  Postage . 211 

Secretaries  Abroad .  326 

Travellers  Assoc’ns .  628 

Commissioners,  School . 590-9 

Commons  (See  House  of) 
Commonwealth  of  Australia. . .  270 

of  Nations .  270 

Conferences . 274 

Organizations .  269 

Parliamentary  Association  274 

Press  Union .  628 

Relations  Office .  260 

Communicable  Disease 

Control,  Alta .  346 

Community  Councils,  Nfld  .  .  .  373 
Planning,  Assoc,  of  Can. .  628 

Ont .  385 

Companions  of  Honour .  289 

Compass  Variations .  26 

Composers,  Authors,  Assoc’n. .  628 

Comptroller,  Dominion .  312 

-General,  B.C . 355 

Man .  361 

N.B .  367 

Revenue,  Ont .  378 

Que . 408 

Concordia  College,  Edmonton .  549 

Conferences,  Evangelical . 467 

Imperial .  274 

Lutheran .  467 

Methodist .  466 

Seventh-Day  Adventists. .  468 

United  Church . 463 

Confraternity  of  Blessed 

Sacrament .  629 

Confusing  Mark .  238 

Congo-Belgian,  Canadian  Trade 

Commissioner  in . 326 

Conjunctions,  Planetary .  10 

Connaught  Laboratories .  580 

Conseil  Central  des  Oeuvres.. .  634 
Syndicats.  634 

Conservation  Authorities .  384 

Chief  Officer,  Ont . 384 

of  Wild  Life .  322 

Conservative  Associations ....  651 
Conservatories  of  Music — 

Eastern  Townships . 574 

Hamilton .  550 

Kitchener .  551 

McGill  University .  556 

Maritime .  555 

Montreal .  549 

Mount  Allison .  561 

Royal  Coll.,  Calgary .  561 

Royal,  Toronto . 569 

Univ.  of  Western  Ontario.  585 

Constables,  High,  Quebec .  416 

Constellations,  Major . 21-24 

Construction,  Council,  Can.  .  .  617 

Statistics .  284 

Consuls,  Canadian  Abroad. .  .  .  312 

Foreign,  in  Canada .  341 

Consumer  Price  Index .  77 

Producer  Assoc .  629 

Cook  Islands .  274 

Co-operative  Commonwealth 

Federation .  652 

Credits  Supervisor,  Alta . .  345 

Development,  Sask . 423 

Federee  de  Quebec . 607 

Societies .  629 

Union  of  Canada .  629 


814 


INDEX 


[1956 


Co-operatives .  629 

Co-operatives  Dept.  Sask .  423 

Copper  Production . 284 

Copyright,  Canadian  Law  of. .  245 
Copyright  and  Patent  Office .  .  324 
Corporation  des  Agronome. .. .  607 

Coroners,  Quebec .  415 

Corporation  of  Profess’l  Eng’rs.  630 

Tax  Revenue . 286 

Corps  of  Imp.  Frontiersmen.  .  629 
Correspondence  Courses,  Univ.  573 
Cost  Accounts,  Soc.  of,  Can..  .  531 

Costa  Rica,  Consuls .  341 

Cotton  Imports,  Raw .  284 

Cotton  Institute  of  Canada .  .  .  656 
Council  of  Education,  Que. .  .  .  412 
Council  for  Soc.  Serv., 

Anglican  Church .  461 

Counsellors-at-Law,  U.S.A. .  .  .  524 
Counties  in 

Alberta .  350 

New  Brunswick . 369-70 

Nova  Scotia .  37 

Ontario .  387 

Quebec .  417 

County  Clerks,  Ontario . 406 

Court  Clerks,  Man .  363 

N.B .  369 

Court  Judicial  Districts. . .  402 

Courts,  B.C. .  358 

Manitoba . 363 

N.B .  368-70 

N.S .  377 

Ont . 402-3 

P-E.1 .  408 

Judges  &  Judic’l  Officers, 

Ontario . 402-3 

Library  Co-operatives. . .  .  443 

Municipalities,  Que . 419 

Towns,  Ont .  403 

Quebec .  417 

Treasurers,  Ontario . 402 

Quebec .  419 

of  York  Law  Assoc .  638 

Court,  Mining,  Ont . 384 

Court  Officials,  Royal .  258 

Reporters,  Man .  363 

Ont .  403 

Courts,  Bankruptcy . 526-8 

Division . 404-5 

Prize .  314 

Courts  &  Judges,  Dominion..  .  313 
Judges,  Officials,  Alberta..  348 

Br.  Columbia .  358 

Manitoba .  363 

N.B .  369 

Newfoundland .  373 

N.S .  376 

Ontario .  401 

P.E.  Island .  408 

Quebec .  414 

Sask .  426 

Yukon .  430 

Crafts,  Schools  of  Quebec .  586 

Creative  Leathercraft  Society  611 
Credit  Bureaus  of  Canada. .  .  .  459 

Institute,  Canadian .  546 

Men’s  Assoc.,  Canadian  .  .  617 

Unions .  629 

Alberta .  629 

Ont,  Registrar .  385 

Que .  629 

Sask .  423 


see‘‘Co-operatives”-  Index 
Criminal  Invest’n  Brch,  Ont .  .  378 


Crippled  Children .  618,  649 

Crops  Production .  284 

Crown  Agents  for  Overseas 

Gov't’s. .  .  .  263 
Crown  Attorneys,  Manitoba.  .  361 
Ontario ....  402 
Crown  Corporations,  Sask.  .  .  .  426 

Crown  Lands  &  Surveys .  371 

Cuba,  Consuls . 341 

Can.  Representation  in  . . .  311 
Can.  Commercial  Sec’y.  in  326 

Embassy  of .  339 

Cumba  Co-op.  Health  Services  629 
Currency,  Regulations  re  ....  531 
Custodian  Enemy  Property . .  .  324 

Customs,  Addenda .  793 

Advertising  Matter .  690 

Aircraft .  695 

Animals .  697,793 

Australian  Agreement ....  689 

Automobiles .  684 

Baggage,  etc . 684,  799 

Board  of,  British .  263 

British .  265 

British  Preferential.  .  .687,  793 

Brokers,  Assoc,  of . 630 

Canada-West  Indies  Trade 

Agreement .  688 

Cash  Discount .  793 

Cattle .  793 

Circuses .  795 

Coal  and  Coke . 788 

Collectors  of .  319 

Combine  Clause .  691 

Commercial  Vehicles . 797 

Currency  Certificate . 796 

Deer,  etc . 793 

Division,  Dominion .  319 

Dogs .  793,  798 

Drawback . 788-91 

Dumping  Clause . 689 

Duties,  British .  265 

and  Excise,  British  Board  263 

and  Excise  Divisions .  319 

and  Excise  Officers  Assoc .  627 
Explanation  of  Rates  ....  686 

Exporting  Goods .  795 

Exports  Prohibited .  793 

Firearms.  .  .  70 q 

F^h . v:.::::::  <m 

Flying . 793 

Fowls .  793 

Funds .  7g6 

General  Tariff .  688 

Gifts  re  Active  Service.  .  .  795 

Gold  Export .  793 

Goods  Damaged .  793 

Horses,  etc .  793 

Lecture  Material .  800 

Marking  of  Imported  Gds.  691 

Meaning  of  Terms .  686 

Most  Favoured  Nations.  .  688 
Motion  Picture  Apparatus  799 

Musical  Instruments .  799 

New  Zealand  Agreement. .  689 

Officers’ Association .  628 

Packages .  792 

Prepayment  by  Stamps. . .  690 

Procedure . . 

Prohibited  Goods . 791 

Proof  of  Origin .  689 

Rates .  686 

Refunds .  794 

Residents’  $100  exempt. . .  799 
Returning  Goods .  795 


Customs,  Revenue .  286 

Sales  Tax . 685,  686 

Sales  Tax  Exemptions  686,  800 

Schedule  "A” .  688 

Schedule  “B”  Drawback..  788 
Schedule  “C”  Prohibited 

Goods .  791 

Schedule  1 .  684 

Schedule  II .  686 

Settlers’ Effects .  796 

Ships  and  Ship  Stores.  . . .  790 

Short  Landed .  796 

Shows  and  Circuses .  795 

Sight  Entries . 795 

Stage  Properties .  800 

Sugar . 689,  774 

Tariff  of .  686 

Taxes  Special,  on  Wine, 

Spirits,  etc .  685 

Theatrical  Scenery  and 

Costumes .  800 

Touring  Permits . 796 

Tourists’ Outfits .  798 

Travellers’  Baggage .  799 

Travellers’  Samples .  794 

Travellers’ Vehicles . 796 

Treaties,  Special  Notes  on  689 
United  Kingdom  Trade 

Agreement .  687 

West  Indies  Agreement.  688-9 

Cyprus .  271 

Czechoslovakia,  Can. 

Representation  in . 311 

Consuls . 341 

Legation  in  Canada .  340 

D 

Dafoe,  J.  W.  Memorial 

Foundation . 634 

Dairy  Branch,  Ontario . 385 

Commissioner,  Alta .  345 

B.C .  355 

Man .  361 

Sask . 423 

Council  of  Canada,  Nat ’1.  607 

Director,  N.B . 367 

Farmers  of  Canada . 607 

Production . 284 

Products  Division,  Dom . .  307 
Industry  Com’s’n  Que. ..  .  412 

School  of  Prov.  of  Que _  538 

Dalhousie  College  and  Univ..  .  549 

Daughters  of  Empire .  636 

of  England . 629 

of  Scotland .  629 

David  Dunlap  Observatory.  . .  18 

Day  Nurseries .  380 

Day,  Solar .  2 

Days,  names  of .  2 

Deaconesses 

Presbyterian  Church .  465 

Deaf,  Canadian  Assoc,  of .  616 

Nat’l  Fraternal  Society .. .  647 

Nat’l  Society  of .  648 

Schools  for .  573 

Death  Certificates,  Britain ....  264 

Certificates,  Canada . 

( See  Registrar) 

Death  Duties,  Canada .  248 

Great  Britain ....  264 
Death  Rates,  Can.  Provinces..  437 

World .  437 

Debt  Adj.  Board,  Man .  361 

Debt  of  Canada . 281,  288 

Funded .  282 

Since  1881 .  295 


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INDEX 


815 


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INDEX 


[  1956 


Debtors’  Assistance  Bd. ,  Alta.  344 


Declination,  Magnetic .  26 

Decorations  and  Orders . 289 

Deer,  Export  of .  793 

Defence  Council .  316 

Dept,  of  National . 316 

Medical  Association .  629 

Ministry,  British  .  . .  .259,  261 
Permanent  Joint  Board  on  312 

Production,  Dept,  of .  311 

Research  Board .  316 

(see  Addenda) 

Degrees,  abbreviations  of .  532 

Denmark,  Canadian  Repres’nin  311 

Consuls .  341 

Embassy  of .  339 

Denominations,  Religious .  460 

Dental  Faculties, 

See  Universities. 

Organizations .  629 

Departmental  Officials,  British  259 

Dominion .  298 

Provincial . 344-427 

Dependencies,  British . 274 

Descent  of  Property,  Ont . 257 

Development,  Dept,  of 

Planning  and,  Ont . 386 

Fund,  U.B.C .  546 

Dioceses,  Anglican  Church  ....  460 

Roman  Catholic .  462 

Diplomatic  Representation. .  .  311 
Diplomatic  Representatives 

in  Canada .  338 

of  Canada,  abroad .  311 

Disabled  Persons’  Allowances.  380 

Disciples  of  Christ . 467 

Distances  in  Canada . .  214 

via  Trans-Can.  Airlines.  .  214 

District  Clerks,  B.C .  357 

Court  Clerks,  Ont . 404-5 

Courts,  Alta .  349 

Sask .  426 

Engineers  Dom.  Pub. 

Works  324 

Judges,  Que .  415 

Magistrates,  Nfld .  373 

Division  Court  Clerks  Assoc .  .  630 


Ontario .  . .  404-5 

Divorce  Actions,  Ont . 

Court,  N.B . 

N.S . ....... \ 

Dogs,  Customs . 793 

Dominica . 

Dominical  Letter . 

Dominican  Republic,  Can. 

Representation  in . 

Trade  Commiss'r  in . 

Consuls . 

Embassy  of . 

Dominion  Anglican  Y.P.A 

Archives . 

Armorial  Bearings . 

Board  Insurance  Under¬ 
writers  . 

Brewers  Assoc . 

Bureau  of  Statistics .  .  .  .  .  . 

Cabinet . 

of  Canada . 270 

of  Canada  Rifle  Assoc. . 

Chart  d  Customs  Brokers . 

Coal  Board . 

Commerc’l  Travellers  Ass . 
Council  of  Professional 

Engineers . 

Day . 


401 
369 
377 
798 
273 
1,  2 

311 

326 
341 
339 
630 
311 
298 

630 

630 

327 
298 
298 
630 
630 
316 
628 

630 

4 


Dominion  Debt  Outstanding. .  281 
Depts.  of  Government. . .  .  298 

Drama  Festival .  646 

Elections  Act .  74 

Electoral  Districts . 88,  300 

Population ....  300 

Finance . 281,  285, 286-8 

Fire  Prevention  Assoc. ...  631 

Forest  Service .  323 

Government .  298 

Government  Departments  307 

Agriculture . 307 

Citizenship  and 

Immigration . 308 

Defence  Production..  311 

External  Affairs .  311 

Finance .  312 

Fisheries .  313 

Insurance . 313 

Justice .  313 

Labour .  314 

Mines  and  Technical 

Surveys .  315 

National  Defence  . . .  316 
Nat.  He’th  &  Welfare  318 
National  Revenue.  .  .  319 
Northern  Affairs  and 
National  Resources  322 

Post  Office . 322 

Public  Works .  324 

Secretary  of  State.  .  .  324 
Trade  and  Commerce  325 

Transport .  328 

.  Veterans’  Affairs.  .  .  .  320 

Government  Officials .  307 

Marine  Assoc .  631 

Meteorological  Service. .  .  328 
Mortgage  &  Invest.  Assoc.  631 

Observatories . 18,  315 

Old  Age  Security .  319 

Parliament . 300 

Succession  Duty  Act .  248 

Trade .  283 

Water  Resources  Division  323 

Weather  Offices .  328 

Wildlife  Service . 322 

Dominions,  British .  270 

Representatives  in  London  276 

Doon  School  of  Fine  Arts .  541 

Drama  Board,  Alta .  347 

Dramatic  Art,  Conservatory  of  549 
Organizations .  646 


Drugless,  Theraphy,  Board  of  382 

Ducks  Unlimited .  631 

Dumb,  See  Mute. 

Dumping  Clause,  Customs ....  690 
Duty,  see  Customs. 


E 

Earl,  Canadian .  289 

Earl  Gray  Shakespeare 

Festival .  646 

Earth,  Distance  from  Sun  ....  9 

Easter,  dates  for  many  years . .  3 

Eastern 

Grain  Standards  Board. .  .  326 
Rockies  Forest  Conserva¬ 
tion  Board . 322,  346 

Standard  Time .  g 

Star,  Order  of .  631 

Townships  Conservatory 

of  Music .  574 

Townships  Settlement 

Society .  631 


Ecclesiastical  Degrees .  532 

Feasts . 1,3 

Provinces,  Anglican 

Church .  460 

R.C.  Church. .  .  462 


Eclipses, 

Planetary  Conjunctions. . .  10 

Sun  and  Moon .  9 

Ecole  Apostolique  Notre  Dame  548 

des  Beaux  Arts .  541 

Sacre  Coeur .  548 

Economic  Advisory  Board, 

Sask . 426 

Affairs  Dept.,  Alta .  347 

Development,  Dept,  of, 

Nfld .  372 

Research  Bureau,  Que. ..  .  414 

Ecuador,  Consuls .  341 

Education,  Adult,  Can.  Assoc.  615 
Association  Acadienne  d’ .  612 

Can.  Francaise  d’ _  612 

Assoc’n.  Canadian . 619 

Board  of  Christian, 

Presbyterian  Ch. . .  465 
United  Church.  . . .  464 
Board  of  Religious,  Bapt't.  466 
Church  of  England. . .  462 

Boards  of,  in  Cities .  590 

Canada-U.S.  Committee. .  615 

Council,  Quebec .  412 

Department,  Alta . 345 

B.C .  354 

Man .  361 

N.B .  367 

Newfoundland . 371 

N.S .  374 

Ontario .  384 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec .  411 

Sask . 423 

Ministry,  British .  261 

Educational  Assoc.,  Ontario  649 
Workers..  658 

Institutions . 537 

Reference  Book 


Publishers' Assoc.  .. .  631 

Eggs,  Grades .  27 

Egypt,  Can.  Repres’n  in . 311 

Trad  Com’s’r  in .  326 

Consuls .  341 

Embassy  of .  339 

Elections  Acts,  Dom.,  etc  ...  .  74 

Electoral  Districts,  Dom .  .  88,  300 


Electors’  Qualifications .  74 

Electric  Power  Com’sn.,  N.B.  368 
Ont.  386 


.  Que.  413 

Electrical  Association, Can. .  . .  619 


Employers’  Association . . .  637 

Manufacturers  Assoc .  619 

Measures .  29 

Pratiction  Br.,  Alta . 345 

Utilities,  Association  of 

Municipal .  612 

Electrification  Com’sn.,  Que., 


Electricity  Board,  Quebec.  .  .  .  412 
Elements  of  Solar  System  ....  9 

Elevator  Inspection  Br.  Ont.  .  382 

Elks,  Order  of .  rqi 

Ellice  Is .  273 

Embassies  in  Canada,  Foreign .  339 

Abroad,  Canadian .  3H 

Emigration  Society,  British  ' 

Dominions .  614 


1956] 


INDEX 


817 


Emmanuel  College,  Saskatoon.  550 

Toronto .  582 

Empire  and  Common  weath .  .  .  270 

Empire  Clubs .  631 

Conferences .  274 

Society,  Royal . 654 

Employees’  Associations . 627 

Employ  ees  in  Manufacturing. .  284 
Employment  Offices,  Que.  ...  411 
Service,  National .  315 


Enemy  Property,  Custodian  of  324 
Engineering  Branch 

Div’n.  Northern  Affairs 
and  Nat.  Development.  321 


Institute  of  Canada .  631 

Engineers,  Assoc,  of  Profess'l.  .  630 
Am.  Inst,  of  Electrical.  .  .  610 
Am.  Society  of  Mech'l. ..  .  610 

Canal,  Dominion . 329 

Dom.  Council  of .  630 

Highway  Branch,  Man. .  .  361 
N.B.. . .  367 
N.S..  .  .  374 

Highways,  Sasic . 423 

M  echanical .  610 

Professional .  630 

Public  Works,  B.C .  356 

Public  Works,  Dom . 324 

Man .  361 

N.B .  367 

Nfld . 371 

N.S . 374 

Que .  411 

Radio  Aviation .  329 

Road,  Que .  414 

England,  Bank  of .  263 

Sovereigns  of .  605 

English  Speaking  Union .  631 

Ensign,  Blue,  use  of . 337 

Red,  use  of .  336 

R.C.A.F .  337 

White,  use  of . 337 

Entomological  Society .  631 

Epaot .  1,  3 

Ephemeris  of  Sun .  20 

Epochs .  1 

Equivalent  Ranks  Armed  Serv.  336 

Estates  Duty,  Canada . 248 

Great  Britain .  .  264 

Intestate,  Ontario . 257 

Etchers,  Society  of .  611 

Europe,  Colonies  in .  271 

European  Economic 

Co-operation .  312 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Church .  467 
Union  of  South  America.  .  467 

United  Brethren .  467 

Evangelism, 

Board  of  United  Church.  .  464 
Presbyterian  Church .  465 

Evening  Stars . 21-24 

Examining  Boards,  N.S .  375 

Ont .  383 

Quebec.. . .  411 
Exchange  Fund  Order,  1940  .  .  30 

Exchequer,  British .  259 

Exchequer  Court,  Dom .  314 

Excise  and  Cust.  Bd.,  Gt.  Bt.  263 
Division.  ...  319 

Excise,  Beer,  Malt,  etc .  685 

Collectors  of .  319 

Officers’ Association .  628 

Revenue .  286 

Tax  Canada,  on  Tobacco, 

etc . 686 

Taxes  and  Regulations .  .  .  684 


Executive  Council,  Alberta  .  .  .  344 

B.C .  352 

Dominion .  298 

Man .  359 

N.B .  366 

Nfld, .  371 

N.S .  373 

Ontario . 378 

P.E.1 .  407 

Quebec .  409 

Sask .  422 

Executives’  Corp.,  Internat’l..  532 
Exhibition  Comm’n.,  Can.  Gov  325 

Exhibitions  and  Fairs .  631 

Canadian  Assoc,  of .  631 

Canadian  National . 631 

Provincial  Associations ..  .  631 
Expenditures,  Canada.. 281,  287-8 

Defence .  288 

Experiment  Stations,  Forest, 

Dominion .  323 

Horticultural .  385 

Experimental  Farms  Service.  .  307 
Farm,  Western  Ont.  .  .  .  385 
Explanat’n  of  Rates  (Customs)  686 
Exported  Goods,  Drawback. .  .  790 
Exporters  Assoc.,  Canadian.  .  .  619 

Exporting  Goods .  795 

Export  Credit  Dept.,  British  .  263 

Study  Clubs .  622 

Trade  Enquiries .  633 

Exports  and  Imports . 283,  287 

Express  Companies  in  Canada.  78 
Externa!  Affairs,  Dept,  of  ...  .  311 

F 

Factory  Inspection,  B.C . 355 

N.B .  368 

Ontario .  382 

Quebec .  411 

Sask .  423 

Factories  Br.,  Alta . 345 

Fahrenheit  and  Centigrade. ...  28 

Fairview  School  of  Agriculture  537 
Fair  Employment  PracticesBr.  383 

Fair  Wage  Board,  Man .  361 

(see  also  Minimum  Wage  B'd) 

Fairs  &  Exhibitions .  631 

Falkland  Islands .  273 

Family  Allowance  Court,  Nfld.  372 
Childr’s  Service  B.C.  627 

Division . 319 

Regional  Directors  .  .  319 

Farm  Credit  Office,  Que .  412 

Help  Service,  Man .  361 

Loan  Board,  Canadian .  .  .  308 

Nfld .  371 

Branch,  Sask .  423 

Production .  284 

Products  Marketing  B’d, 

Ont .  386 

Radio  Forum .  647 

Rehabilitation  Act .  308 

School,  Quebec .  412 

Farmers’  Creditors  Arrangem’t 

Act .  308 

Farmers’  Associations .  606 

Union  of  Alberta  .  632 

Farms,  Experimental,  Dom.  . .  307 

Feasts,  Ecclesiastical .  1,3 

Federal  District  Commission..  331 
Parliament  Representation  306 
Federated  Women’s  Institutes.  632 
Federation  of  Auto  Dealers  . .  .  632 
Can.  Advt.  &  Sales  Clubs.  632 

Canadian  Artists . 611 

Woodcarvers . 611 


Federation 

Catholio  Scouts .  614 

des  Ligues  du  Sacre-Coeur  634 

of  Malaya .  272 

of  Ontario  Naturalists  .  .  .  633 
of  Rhodesia  &  Nyasaland.  271 

of  Women  Teachers .  621 

Federations  of  Agriculture.  .. .  606 

of  Teachers .  624 

Ferry  Services .  82 

Festivals,  Fixed  and  Movable.  1,  3 

Field  Crops .  284 

Fiji .  273 

Film  Board,  National .  310 

Branch,  Alta .  347 

Censorship,  Quebec . 427 

Commissioner,  Ottawa  ...  310 

Institute  Canadian .  619 

Finance  Department,  Dom  . . .  312 

Statistics,  Dominion . 281-8 

Finland,  Can,  Representat’n  in  312 

Consuls .  341 

Legation  of .  340 

Fire  Chiefs,  Canadian  Assoc’n.  616 

Fire  Commissioner,  Alta .  345 

Quebec..  .  .  411 

Marshal,  B.C .  355 

N.B .  367 

Nfld .  371 

Ontario . 378 

P.E.1 .  408 

Fire  Marshals,  Assoc,  of  Can..  612 
Prevention  Association. .  .  631 

Firearms,  Customs  Reg’s .  793 

Fish .  691 

and  Game  Regulations.  . .  288 
Supts.,  Alta...  .  346 

Fisheries, 

Board,  Nfld .  372 

Council  of  Canada .  633 

Director,  Man .  362 

N.B .  367 

Dept.,  B.C .  354 

Dominion . 313 

Nfld . 372 

Quebec .  413 

International  Commiss’n.  313 
Northwest  Atlantic 

Comm’n . 313 

Pacific  Salmon  Comm’n  313 

Loan  Board,  Nfld . 372 

Ministry,  British .  261 

Prices  Support  Board  ....  313 

Production . 284 

Research  Board .  313 

Specialists . 327 

Supervisor,  Sask .  425 

Fishery  Regulations .  288 

Fixed  and  Movable  Festivals..  3 

Flags  and  Badges .  335-6 

Florists’  Association .  609 

Flying  Clubs  Association . 653 

Food  and  Drugs  Act .  318 

Ministry  of,  British .  261 

Forces  Help  Society .  633 

Foreign  Consuls  in  Canada  .  .  .  341 
Govt.  Representatives. . . .  338 

Office,  British .  260 

Publishers .  664 

Trade  Commissioners ....  326 

Enquiries .  633 

Service . 326 

Forest  Conservation  Board, 

Eastern  Rockies. . .  .323,346 
Experiment  Stations . 323 


818 


INDEX 


[1956 


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Forest  Protection  Service,  Que.  413 

Service,  Dom .  323 

Forests,  Dept  of,  Alta .  346 

B.C .  355 

Ont .  383 

Quebec .  413 

Director,  Sask .  425 

Minister,  N.S .  375 

Forester,  Chief,  B.C .  355 

N.B .  367 

Provincial,  Man .  362 

Foresters, 

Independent  Order . 636 

Regional  and  District, 

Ontario . 383 

Forestry  Assoc.,  Canadian.  ..  .  619 
Canadian  Institute  of .  . .  .  621 

Director,  Alta .  346 

Faculties  (see  Universities) 

Newfoundland .  371 

Service,  Dominion .  323 

Specialists .  327 

Forms  of  Address .  296 

Bishops . 460,  462 

Judges .  297 

Foundation  for  Advancement  of 

Pharmacy .  650 

Foundations .  633 

Four  (4-)-  H  Clubs .  618 

France,  Can.  Representat’n  in.  312 
Commercial  Counselor  in  .  326 

Consuls .  341 

Embassy  in  Canada .  339 

Franchise  Qualifications .  74 

Franklin,  Distriot  of . 430 

Fraternal  Societies.  ...  .  231 

Fredericton  Agricultural  Sch’l.  537 
Freemasons,  Grand  Lodge  of. .  643 

Free  Methodist  Churoh . 466 

Freight  Carried . 285 

French-Canadian  Societies. .  .  .  634 
French  Speaking  Physicians 

Association . 045 

Friends,  Service  Committee. .  .  470 

Society  of .  470 

Frontier  College .  550 

Frost,  low  points,  cities .  22 

Fruit  Branch,  Ontario .  335 

Growers  Associations. .  607,  608 
Measures  &  Regulations. .  27 

and  Vegetable  Division. .  .  307 

Fuel,  British  Ministry  of . 262 

Control  Bd.,  Ont .  378 

Funded  Debt .  282 

Fur  Service,  Quebec .  413 

Furniture  Manufact’r’rs’  Assoc  634 


G 

Gage  Institute .  648 

Gallon,  Imperial .  26 

Gambia . 272 

Game  Commissioner,  Alta  ....  346 

Sask . 425 

Game  Export  Act .  288 

and  Fisheries  Dept.,  Que .  413 

Director,  Man .  362 

LawB,  where  to  write .  288 

Gaols,  Inspector  of  Manitoba  .  361 
Gardiner  Medical  Foundation.  634 

Garter,  Order  of .  295 

Gas  Association,  Can . 619 

General  Accountants’  Assoc. .  .  532 
Assembly,  Presby.  Church  465 

Staff,  Canada .  316 

Chief  of,  British . 260 

Stud  and  Herd  Book .  608 

Tariff,  Customs .  688 

Geodesist,  Dominion .  315 

Geographical  Branch,  Dom  . .  .  315 

Names  Board . 315 

Geological  Branch,  Ont .  384 

Survey  of  Canada . 315 

Surveys,  Quebec .  41 1 

Germany,  Can.  Representaton 

in .  312 

Commercial  Repres.  in.  .  .  326 

Consuls  of .  342 

Embassy  of .  339 

Gibraltar .  271 

Gideons,  The . 628 

Gift  parcels  overseas,  regulat’ns  2 13 

Girl  Guides  Association . 634 

Catholiques .  635 

Gold  Coast,  Colony .  272 

Gold  Commissioners,  B.C .  359 

Production .  284 

Reserves .  39 

Golden  Number .  1,3 

Golf  Associations  in  Canada .  .  635 

Clubs  in  Canada . 450 

Government  Agents,  B.C . 358 

Officials,  Dominion . 307 

Provincial...  .344-427 
Representatives,  Foreign. .  339 

Weather  Offices .  328 

Governor-General,  Flag  of _ 336 

and  Staff .  298 

Governors-General  of  Canada .  297 
Graduate  Studies,  College  of, 


^  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan.  572 
Faculty  of, 


Dalhousie  University  . .  549 
McGill  University . 556 


Grain  Commissioners,  Bd.  of..  325 
Grain  Standards  Committee  . .  326 
Graphic  Art,  Can.  Society  of . .  611 
Graphic  Arts  Assoc'n.,  Toronto  650 

Gravelbourg  College .  549 

Great  Britain,  Can.  Chamber 

of  Commerce  in .  458 

Sovereigns  of .  605 

Greece,  Can.  Represent’n  in  .  .  312 
Canadian  Commercial 

Secretary  in .  326 

Consuls  of .  342 

Embassy  of .  339 

Greek  Church .  468 

Gregorian  Calendar .  1,3 

Grenada .  273 

Grove  School . 550 

Guardian,  Official,  B.C . 357 

Ont .  401 

Sask . 422 

Guatemala 

Can.  Trade  Comms’r.  in.  326 
Consuls .  340 

Guernsey .  274 

Guiana,  British . 273,  339 

Guild  of  Potters . 611 

N.B.  Craftsmen .  .  611 

Guides  Catholiques .  035 

Gyro  International .  635 

H 

Hadassah  Organization . 638 

Hairdressing  Boards,  Man.  .  .  .  361 

Haiti,  Can.  Repres’n  in .  312 

Consuls .  342 

Embassy  of .  339 

Trade  Service  in .  326 

Halifax  Ladies’  College. ......  550 

Music  Organizations . 645 

Schools  for  blind  and  deaf .  573 

Hamilton  Art  Gallery . 448 

Conservatory  of  Music.  .  .  550 
Handicrafts  Guild,  Almonte..  .  611 

Canadian .  611 

Harbours  Board,  National.  .  .  .  329 
Hard  of  Hearing,  Nat.  Soc.  of 

Deaf  and .  649 

Harmony  Male  Choir .  646 

Hart  House .  574 

Theatre .  647 

Harvey  Perrin,  Choir .  646 

Havergal  College .  550 

Headmasters’  Association .  626 


1956  j 


INDEX 


819 


Health  of  Animals  Div.,  Dom.  308 


Dept.  of.  Alta .  346 

B.C .  353 

Dominion . 317 

Manitoba . 362 

N.B .  368 

Newfoundland .  372 

Nova  Scotia .  375 

Ontario . 380 

Quebeo .  412 

Sask .  424 

Division  of,  N.S . 373 

Education,  Univ.  of  Tor. .  581 

League .  .  635 

Ministry  of,  British . 261 

Service,  U.  of  B.C .  546 

Servioes  Branch,  Sask. .  .  .  424 
Unit  Inspection,  Quebec. .  412 
Personnel,  Ontario.  .  .  380 
and  Welfare  Dept.,  Dom.  317 

Heating  Assoo .  648 

Hegira,  Calendar  of .  2 

Hierarchy,  The  (Roman) . 462 

High  Commissioner,  Canadian, 

in  Australia . 311 

in  India .  312 

in  London .  276 

in  New  Zealand . 312 

in  Pakistan .  312 

in  South  Afrioa .  312 

in  United  Kingdom . 312 

for  United  Kingdom.  .276,338 
Commissioners  in  Canada 

for  Australia . 338 

for  India . 339 

for  New  Zealand  ....  338 

for  Pakistan . 339 

for  South  Africa  ....  338 
for  United  Kingdom.  338 
Commissioners  in  London  276 

Constables,  Quebec . 416 

School  Boards  of  Ontario, 

Associated .  655 

High  Schools  Ontario . 587-9 

Highway  Board,  Alta . 347 

Branch,  N.B . 367 

Construct'n  Safety  Assoc.  637 

Department,  Alta .  347 

B.C .  356 

N.S .  374 

Ontario . 383 

P.E.1 .  408, 

Saskatchewan .  423 

See  also  Roads 

Hillfield  School .  550 

Historic  Monuments  Board. .  .  322 

Parks,  Dominion .  322 

Sites  Services,  Dominion.  322 
Board,  Manitoba.  .  . .  362 
Historical  Assoc.  Canadian. . .  .  620 
Association,  Railroad  ....  624 

Societies,  Various . 620,  649 

Hockey  Assoc.,  Can.  Amateur.  613 
Holidays,  Public  Statutory.  .  .  1,  4 

National,  Foreign .  5 

Holstein-Friesian  Assoc .  608 

Holy  Heart  Seminary,  Halifax.  550 

Home  Guard,  British .  269 

Industries,  Cape  Breton.  .  611 

Office,  British .  260 

Office  &  School  Fed .  620 

Homes  for  the  Aged .  380 

Honduras,  British . 273 

Consuls .  342 

Honey.  Act  and  Regulations . .  26 


Hong-Ivong,  Can.  Trade  C’r.  in  326 


Colony .  272 

Honours  and  Decorations .  289 

Granting  of .  295 

Honourable,  use  of  title . 296 

Horticultural  Associations.  .  .  607-9 

Branch,  Quebec . 412 

Experiment  Sta .  385 

Council,  Canadian .  607 

Horticulturist,  Dominion . 307 

Provincial,  B.C .  355 

N.B .  367 

Hospital  Associations .  635 

Care,  Plan  for,  Ontario. . .  635 

Hospitals,  Alta .  346 

B.C .  354 

Dept.  Veterans'  Affairs. .  .  330 

Indian .  319 

Manitoba . 362 

N.B .  368 

Newfoundland  (Supts.).. .  372 

N.S .  375 

Ontario . 380 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec .  412 

Sask .  424 

Hotel  Assoc,  of  Canada .  635 

Provinces .  635 

House  of  Assembly 


(See  Legislative  Assembly) 
House  of  Commons,  British 

. 259,263 


House  of  Commons,  Can .  .  .  300-06 

Officers  of . 312 

Petitions  to .  305 

Salaries . 303 

Representation . .  306 
United  Kingdom  259 

Lords,  British .  259,  263 

Household,  Her  Majesty's .  258 

Housing  Corp.,  Cent.  Mtge.  &  32 

Ministry,  British .  262 

Mortgage  Br .  378 

Humane  Assoc.,  Royal  Can.  .  .  654 
Humane  Trapping,  Can. 

Ass’n  for .  616 

Humanities  Research  Council .  636 
Hume  Cronyn  Observatory  ...  18 

Hungarian  Interests  (Consular)  342 

Huron  College .  550 

Hydraulic  Resources,  Dept., 

Quebec .  413 

Hydro-Electric  Com.,  Quebec.  413 
Power  Com.  of  Ontario.  .  386 
Hydrographic  Survey,  Dom. . .  315 
Hygiene,  Laboratory  of,  Dom.  318 
School  of, 

University  of  Montreal.  560 
University  of  Toronto. .  580 


I 

Iceland,  Canadian  Repres’n  in  312 


Consuls .  342 

Legation  of .  340 

Immigrant  Aid,  Jewish .  638 

Immigration,  Dept,  of  Citizen¬ 
ship  and,  Dom .  308 

Man .  361 

Branch,  Alta . 347 

Regulations,  U.S.A .  431 

Staff  Association . 628 

Imperial  Conferences . 274 

Frontiersmen . 629 

General  Staff .  260  ' 


Imperial  Measure .  26 

Order,  Daughters  of 

Empire .  636 

Preference,  British .  265 

Service  Order . 293 

Import  Div.,  Trade  &  Com.  .  .  325 

Duties,  British .  265 

Taxes,  Special . .  386 

Import  Trade  Enquiries .  633 

Imports  and  Exports . 283  285 

Improvement  Districts  (Ont.)  397 

Income  Tax 

Act,  Canada .  331 

Appeal  Board .  321 

Division,  Dominion .  321 

Exemptions . .  ,  331 

Great.  Britain . 264 

Payment .  332 

Revenue .  286 

Returns .  331 

Independent  Order  Odd  Fell's .  636 

of  Foresters .  636 

Index  of  Advertisers .  836 

Consumer  Price .  77 

Wages . 286 

India .  270 

Can.  High  Com’s’r.  in. . .  .  312 

Trade  Conim’r.  in .  326 

High  Commissioner  for  .  .  339 
Representative  in  London.  276 
U.K.  High  Com’s'r.  in.. .  .  269 

Indian  Affairs  Branch .  310 

Committee,  B,C .  355 

Empire,  Order  of .  295 

Hospitals .  3 19 

Superintendents .  310 

Indonesia,  Can.  Commercial 

Secretary  in .  326 

Can.  Representation  in  .  .  312 

Embassy  of . 339 

Industrial  Accident  Prev.  Ass. .  636 
Accountants  Societies  ... .  531 
Design  Committee,  Nat  .  647 

Designs  (Act) . 239,  245 

Development  Bank .  30 

Board,  Alta .  348 

Farms,  Ontario .  379 

Hygiene,  Director,  Man ,  .  362 

Division,  Ont .  380 

Division,  Que . 412 

Laborator’s,  Univ.  of  Alta  540 

Refuges,  Ontario .  379 

Relations,  Bd.  of,  Alta .  .  .  345 

B.C .  355 

Chairman,  Dom .  315 

Research,  Br.  Dept,  of .  . .  263 

Schools,  Quebec . 586-7 

Standards  Officers,  Ont  .  .  382 

Industry,  Dept,  of,  Man . 362 

Dept,  of  Labour  &,  Alta. .  345 

B.C .  356 

N.B .  368 

N.S .  375 

Industry  and  Labour  B’d..  Ont.  383 

Infant  Mortality .  437 

Information  Department, 

United  Nations .  278 

Director  of,  Ont .  386 

Service,  U.K .  265 

Inheritance  Taxes .  248 

Inland  Revenue  Bd.,  British .  .  263 

Inspector-General,  Banks . 313 

Education,  Que .  411 


820 


INDEX 


[  1956 


Inspector 

Factories,  etc.,  Alta . 345 

B.C .  355 

N.B .  368 

Ontario . 382 

Sask .  423 

Health,  Newfoundland.  .  371 

Quebec .  412 

Indian  Health  Services.  .  .  318 

Insurance,  Ontario .  385 

Labour  Dept.,  Ontario.  .  .  382 
Labour  Dept.,  Quebec.. .  .  411 

Legal  Offices,  Alta . 344 

B.C . 355 

Man .  361 

Ontario .  378 

Sask .  422 

Mines,  Alta .  346 

N.S .  374 

Ontario . 384 

Post  Office .  322 

Prisons,  Quebec .  410 

Radio .  329 

Schools.  Alberta .  600 

B.C .  600 

Manitoba . 601 

N.B.  (Supts.) .  601 

Nfld  ! .  601 

N.S .  601 

Northwest  Territories  605 

Ontario . 601-3 

P.E.1 .  603 

Quebec . 603-4 

Sask.  (Supts.) . 605 

Yukon  Territory....  605 
See  also  Superintendents. 

Steamship  .  329 

Institut  Agricole  d’Oka .  538 

Canadien  de  Quebec ....  637 

Canadien-Francais 

d'Ottawa .  637 

Pius  XI .  560 

Scientifique  Franco-Can .  .  561 
Institute  of 

Business  Administration..  581 
Certified  Public 


Accountants .  530-1 

Chartered  Accountants  . .  528 

Secretaries .  626 

Chartered  Life  Under¬ 
writers .  642 

of  Child  Study . .  581 

of  Internal  Auditors .  532 

International  Affairs.  .269,  621 
Mediaeval  Studies.  .  .  559,  577 
Local  Gov't.  (Queen’s) .  .  .  568 

Microbiology .  560 

Mining .  588 

Missiology .  566 

Psychology .  559 

Public  Administration  of 

Canada .  637 

Public  Affairs  (Dalhousie).  549 

Radio  Engineers .  637 

Radium .  561 

Technology,  Ryerson .  586 

Textiles .  586 

Town  Planning .  657 

Trades .  586 

Institutes  of  Agrologists . 606 

Certified  Pub.  Account’ts.  531 
Chartered  Accountants. . .  528 
Insurance  Accountants'  Assoc .  621 
Brokers’  Assoe.  of  Que. ..  637 


Insurance 

Commission,  Unemploy¬ 
ment .  315 

Companies . 215-23  7 

with  prov.  license  .  . .  232 

Dept.,  Dominion . 313 

Ontario . 395 

Institute  of  Ontario .  637 

of  Winnipeg .  637 

Ministry.  Gt.  Britain.  .  .  .  262 

Insurance  Parcel  Post .  213 

Underwriters,  Dom.  Board  630 

Interest  on  Public  Debt .  287 

Interior  Lumber  Mfrs.  Assoc. . .  637 
Intermediate  Agri.  School,  Que.  538 
Intermediate  Schools,  Que.  .  .  .  587 
International  Account’ts  Corp.  532 

Affairs,  Can.  Inst,  of .  621 

Royal  Inst,  of .  269 

Air  Transport  Assoc .  637 

Chamber  of  Commerce . .  .  458 
Civil  Aviation  Org’z'n. . .  .  278 
Econ.  &  Tech.  Co-op  Div.  325 

Fisheries  Comm’n .  313 

Geographical  Union .  638 

Joint  Commission . 313 

Labour  Organization . 2'8 

Railway  Brotherhoods.  .  .  640 
Reply  Coupons  (Postage) .  213 
Salmon  Fisheries  Comm.  .  313 

Studies .  544 

Intestate  Estates,  Ontario  ....  257 
Inventions,  see  Patents 


Investment  Dealers’  Assns ....  638 

Iraq,  Consuls  .  342 

Ireland,  Canadian  Commercial 

Secretary .  326 

Representation  in .  312 

Representative  at  London  276 

Embassy  in  Canada .  340 

Irrigation,  Director,  Alta .  345 

Isle  of  Man .  274 

Israel,  Can.  Repres’n  in .  312 

Consuls .  342 

Embassy  of .  340 

Italy,  Can.  Representation  in  .  312 
Can.  Commercial  Sec’y  . .  326 

Consular  Rep’s . 342 

Embassy  of .  340 


Jailers,  Ontario .  379 

Jails,  Saskatchewan .  425 

Jamaica .  273 

Can.  Commercial  Couns’r.  326 
Japan,  Can.  Representation  in  312 
Can.  Commercial  Sec’y.. .  326 

Consuls  .  3^0 

Embassy  of .  34Q 

Jersey . . 

Jesuit  Novitiate .  ggg 

Jewellers  Institute  Can .  545 

Jewish  Calendar  9  A 

Era . ;;;;;;;;;;  •  * 

Societies . 638 

synagogue .  470 

Joint  Advs’y,  Board  on  Defence, 

Permanent .  3^2 

Council  of  Pub.  Service, 

Dominion .  395 

Mining  Associations . 633 

Judge  Advocate-General .  316 


Judges,  Admiralty  Side  Courts  314 

Alberta .  348 

British  Columbia . 358 

Exchequer  Court .  314 

Forms  of  Address .  297 

Manitoba .  363 

New  Brunswick  .  369 

Newfoundland .  373 

Nova  Scotia .  376 

Ontario .  401 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec .  414 

Saskatchewan .  426 

Supreme  Court,  Canada  . .  314 

Yukon  &  N.W.T . 430,  431 

Judicial  Com’t’ee,  Privy  C’nc’l.  263 

Districts,  Alta .  348 

B.C . 359 

Man .  363 

Newfoundland .  373 

N.S . 377 

Ont .  402 

Sask .  426 

Julian  Calendar .  1 

Period .  1,3 

Junior  Chambers  of  Com .  458 

Investm’t  Dealers  Ass'n.  .  638 

Red  Cross  Society .  624 

Jupiter . 9,  21-24 

Justice,  Departm’t  of,  Dom..  .  313 

Yukon . 430 

Juvenile  Court  Judges,  Can. 

Council  of .  619 

Courts,  Alta .  349 

B.C .  358 

Man .  364 

N.B .  369 

N.S . 376 

Ontario .  406 

P.E.1 .  408 

Yukon .  430 

K 

Keewatin,  Prov.  Dist.  of .  430 

Ivemptville  Agric.  School . 537 

Kenya  Colony .  272 

Kingdom,  The  United .  270 

Kings  of  England .  605 

King’s  College,  Halifax,  N.S.  .  550 
College  School,  Windsor . .  550 

Daughters  and  Sons . 638 

Kingsway  School .  550 

Kinsmen  Clubs .  612 

Kitchener,  Conserv’y  of  Music  550 
-Waterloo,  Soc.  of  Artists.  611 

Kiwanis  Clubs  in  Canada .  638 

Music  Festival  Assoc .  616 

Knighthood,  Orders  of . 295 

Knights  Bachelor,  Canadian.  .  289 

of  Columbus .  639 

Knights  of  Pythias .  639 

of  the  Red  Cross  of 

Constantine . 643 

Knox  College . 551,  576 


L 

Labour  Board,  Manitoba .  361 

Dept.,  Alta .  345 

T  B-c .  355 

Labour  Dept. 

Dominion.  .  .  314 

Manitoba .  351 

New  Brunswick . 368 

Newfoundland .  372 

Nova  Scotia . 375 

Ontario .  382 


1956] 


INDEX 


821 


Labour  Dept., 

Quebec .  411 

Sask . 423 

and  Industry  Bd.,  Ont.  .  .  383 

Labour  Ministry,  British .  261 

Organization,  Inter¬ 
national .  278 

Organizations,  Canada  .639-40 
( see  Addenda; 

-Progressive  Party .  652 

Relations  Board  B.C .  355 

Can .  315 

Man....  361 

N.B .  368 

Nfld  ....  372 

N.S . 375 

Ont.....  383 

Que . 411 

Officer,  Alta .  345 

Newfoundland  ....  372 
Labrador  ( see  Newfoundland) 

Lacrosse  Association .  613 

Ladies 

Morning  Musical  Club  . .  .  645 
Lakefield  Preparatory  School .  .  550 

Lakehead  Technical  Inst .  586 

Land  Registry  Offices,  B.C. . . .  355 
Registrat’n  Dist's.,  Alta.  349 
Sask .  427 
Surveyors  Associations ...  641 
Titles  Districts,  Man ....  364 
N.W.T.  and  Yukon  .430-1 

Offices,  Ont .  401 

Valuation  Bd.,  P.E.1 . 408 

Lands  Branch,  Dom .  323 

Department,  Alberta .  346 

B.C .  355 

Man.  (Director) .  361 

N.B .  367 

N.S .  375 

Ontario . 383 

Quebec .  413 

and  Mines  Dept.,  Alta .  .  .  346 

N.B .  367 

Parks  &  Forests  Branches 

322-3 

Registration  Districts, 

Alta .  349 

B.C .  355 

Sask . 427 

Lands  Titles,  Offices,  Ontario.  401 
Registrars,  Alberta. . .  349 

Manitoba .  364 

Yukon  and  N.W.T. . 430-1 
Landscape  Architects,  Can. 

Society  of .  624 

Largest  Cities  of  World . 256 

Last  Post  Fund .  641 

Latter  Day  Saints,  Church  of .  .  469 
Laurentian  Forest  Protective 

Association .  641 

Laval  Normal  School,  Quebec.  550 

University,  Quebec . 550 

Law  Firms  in  Canada .  472 

List,  Alberta .  472 

British  Columbia ...  .  475 
British  and  Foreign . .  523 

Foreign .  523 

Manitoba .  479 

New  Brunswick .  483 

Newfoundland .  484 

Nova  Scotia . . .  484 

Ontario . 486 

P.E.  Island .  510 

Quebec .  510 

Saskatchewan .  520 


Law  List, 

U.S.A .  524 

Yukon  &  N.W.T _  523 

taw  Officers,  British .  262 

Law  School,  Dalhousie .  549 

Laval .  551 

Manitoba .  555 

McGill . 556 

New  Brunswick . 562 

Osgoode  Hall . 564 

Univ.  of  Alta .  540 

Univ.  of  B.C .  544 

Univ.  of  Montreal .. .  558 

Univ.  of  Ottawa .  565 

Univ.  of  Sask .  573 

Univ.  of  Toronto.  .  .  .  580 

Law  Societies .  641 

Laymen’s  Council, 

Anglican  Church .  462 

Leathercrafters’  Guild .  611 

Lebanon,  Canadian  Repres’n 

in .  312 

Commercial  Secretary  in.  326 

Consuls .  342 

( see  Addenda) 

Leeward  Islands .  273 

Legal  Correspondents  Abroad  .  524 

Directory .  472 

Weights  and  Measures.  .  .  26 

Legations,  Foreign  in  Canada  .  339 
Legations  to  Foreign  Gov’ts. . .  311 

Legion,  Canadian .  621 

Legislative  Assembly,  Alberta .  344 

B.C .  352 

Manitoba .  360 

N.B .  366 

Newfoundland .  371 

N.S .  373 

Ont .  398 

P.E.1 .  407 

Quebec .  420 

Sask . 422 

Council,  Quebec .  409 

Counsel,  Ont .  398 

Leslie  Bell  Singers .  646 

Letter  Carriers,  Fed.  Assoc,  of .  628 

Rates .  209 

Liaison  Missions . 265,  312 

Liberal  Associations . 650 

Liberia,  Consuls  of .  342 

Libraries,  in  Canada . 438-46 

Library  Associates  in  Canada .  4  38 

of  Parliament .  315 

Schools .  439 

Licenses,  Game  and  Fishing..  .  288 

Liquor .  76 

Sales  Tax .  685 

Liechenstein  Interests, 

Consular .  342 

Life  Assurance  Statistics . 285 

Life  Insurance  Co,  of  Alberta.  348 

Institute . 642 

Officers  Association . .  621 
Saving  Society,  Royal. . .  .  654 
Underwriters  Associations.  642 

Lighters,  Tax  on .  684 

Ligue  du  Cinema,  La . 634 

du  Dimanche,  La .  634 

du  Sacre  Coeur .  634 

Lions  Clubs  in  Canada . 642 

Liquor  Board,  Sask . 426 

Commission,  Man .  361 

N.S .  374 

Que .  410 

Com’s’n's,  Can.  Assoc,  of.  616 


Liquor 

Control  Board,  Alta .  348 

B.C .  355 

N.B .  368 

Newfoundland .  372 

Ontario . 379 

Control  in  Canada .  76 

Licence  Board .  379 

Licensing  Board,  Man. ..  .  361 

Live  Stock  Associations .  606 

Commissioner,  Alta . .  345 

B.C .  355 

Manitoba .  361 

Director,  N.B .  367 

Division,  Dominion.  .  308 

on  Farms .  284 

Records.  Can.  Nat’l. .  607 

Loan  Board,  Can.  Farm .  308 

Newfoundland .  371 

Companies  in  Canada ....  69 

Loans,  Chartered  Banks .  32 

Commissioner,  Ontario .  .  .  378 
Dominion,  Outstanding. . .  281 
to  Other  Governments. . . .  282 

Provinces .  282 

Victory . 281 

Local  Government, 

British  Ministry  of . 262 

Institute  of .  568 

Local  Gov’t  Board.  Sask . 426 

Districts,  Man. .  365 

Lockouts,  N  umber  of . 285 

London,  Library  Assoc .  438 

Little  Theatre .  646 

&  Middlesex  Historical 

Society .  620 

Lord  Chancellor .  259 

Lord  Chamberlain’s  Office ....  263 

Lord  Roberts'  Workshop .  633 

Lord’s  Day  Alliance . 642 

Lords,  House  of .  259 

Lome  Park  College .  553 

Lower  Canada  College .  553 

Loyal  Orange  Association .  642 

True  Blue  Association ....  642 

Loyola  College,  Montreal .  547 

Lumbermen’s  Assoc.  Canad’n .  637 

Lunar  Tables . 12-18 

Luther  College.  Regina .  553 

Theological  Seminary.  .  553 

Lutheran  Churches  in  Canada.  467 

College,  Camrose .  546 

Saskatoon .  553 

Collegiate  Bible  Institute.  553 

Seminary ,  Waterloo .  584 

Luxemburg  Consul . 342 

Can.  Representation  in..  .  312 

Legation  of .  340 

Lyceum  Club .  611 

M 

Macdonald  (Agric.)  College.  .  538 

Institute .  563 

Mackay  Inst,  for  Deaf  Mutes.  573 

Mackenzie,  District  of . 430 

Magazine  &  Newspaper 

Directory .  668 

Magazine  Publishers  Assoc. . .  .  650 

Magazines,  Postage  on .  210 

Magistrates,  Alberta .  350 

B.C .  359 

Manitoba . 366 

New  Brunswick . 369 

Newfoundland .  373 

N.W.  Territories . 431 


822 


INDEX 


[1956 


Magistrates, 

Nova  Scotia . 376 

Ontario .  400 

P.E.1 .  408 

Saskatchewan .  427 

Yukon . 430 

Magnetic  Declination .  26 

Mailing  Rates,  etc .  209 

Malaya .  274 

Malt,  Tax  on .  685 

Malta .  271 

Commissioner  of .  276 

Man,  Isle  of .  274 

Manchester  Unity  I.O.O.F. ...  642 
Manitoba  Agricultural 

Association . 606,  608 

Art  Galleries .  448 

Association  of  Architects. .  610 
Boards  &  Commissions. 361-63 

Boards  of  Trade .  454 

Censor  Board .  361 

Chamber  of  Mines .  458 

Chambers  of  Commerce 

454,  458 

Cities,  etc.,  population  88,  432 

Clubs .  450 

Courts,  Judges,  Officials .  .  363 
Debt  Adjustment  Board  .  361 

Dental  Association .  630 

Department  of  Education.  361 

Department  Officials .  361 

Drama  Societies .  646 

Executive  Council . 360 

Exhibitions .  632 

Fair  Wage  Boards .  361 

Federation  of  Agric . 607 

Fish  and  Game  Licenses . .  288 

Gaols .  361 

Government .  360 

Historic  Sites  Board . 362 

Historical  Society .  620 

Home  for  Girls .  361 

Boys .  361 

Hospital  Associations ....  635 

Hospitals .  362 

Judicial  Districts . 363 

Labour  Board . 361 

Land  Surveyors  Assoc. .  .  .  641 

Law  List .  479 

Law  School .  555 

Law  Society . 641 

Legislative  Assembly .  360 

Liberal  Prog.  Association .  651 

Libraries  .  441 

Library  Association . 438 

Liquor  Commission . 361 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  76 

Local  Govt.  Districts ....  365 

Milk  Control  Board .  361 

Motor  Carrier  Board  ....  361 

League .  613 

Municipal  Board . 361 

Municipal  Union . 364 

Municipalities  in . 364 

Museums .  448 

Musical  Festival . 645 

Newspapers  and  Mag.  ...  671 
Official  Administrator. .  .  .  363 

Receivers .  526 

Pensions  Board .  362 

Police  Magistrates .  366 

Pool  Elevators . 607 

Population . 306,  433 

Power  Commission . 361 

Prog.-Conservative  Absoc  .  651 


Manitoba 

Provincial  Parks .  362 

School  Inspectors  &  Supt’s  601 
School  Trustees  Assoc. .  .  .  655 

Social  Credit  League . 652 

Society  of  Artists .  612 

Succession  Duties .  252 

Teachers  Society .  624 

Retirement  Allowances  361 

University  of .  553 

School  of  Art .  541 

Voters’  Qualifications ....  74 

Women’s  Institute .  632 

Workmen’s  Compensation 

Board .  362 

Manufacture  and  Import 

Taxes . 286,  681 

Manufactures,  Statistics  of. . .  .  284 
Mapping  Branch,  Surveys  &. .  315 

Maps,  Star . 21-24 

Marianapolis  College .  555 

Marine  Agents,  Dept.  Transp’t  329 
Marine  Services,  Dominion .  .  .  329 

Shipping  Lines .  81 

Maritime  Agricultural  Ass’ns. .  608 

Art  Association . 612 

Automobile  Association  .  .  613 

Board  of  Trade . 458 

College  of  Pharmacy .  555 

Commerc’l  Trav.  Assoc. . .  628 
Commission,  Canadian.  .  .  330 
Conservatory  of  Music  .  .  555 
Federation  of  Agriculture.  607 
Hospital  Associations ....  635 

Library  Association .  438 

Provincial  Council .  606 

Transportation  Comm  .  .  .  458 
Marketing  and  Agriculture, 

Dept,  of  N.S . 374 

Board,  Alta .  345 

Boards,  Ontario .  385 

Service,  Agriculture,  Dom.  307 
Marking  of  Imported  Goods .  .  691 
Marriage 

Allowance,  Armed  Forces .  336 

Certificates,  Britain .  264 

Canada,  see  Registrar 

Mars,  Planet . 9,  21-24 

Masonic  Order .  642 

Masons,  Royal  Arch .  643 

Royal  and  Select  Masters.  643 

Masseurs,  Board  of,  Ont .  382 

Massey  Treble  School  of 

Home  Economics .  561 

Master  Printers  &  Bookbinders  643 
Masters,  Supreme  Court,  Ont. .  401 

Matches,  Tax  on .  684 

Maternal  Hygiene  Div.,  Ont.  .  380 
Matrimonial  Causes,  Court  of 

N.B .  369 

N.S .  376 

Ont .  401 

Mauritius . 272 

Mayors  and  Municipalities, 

Can.  Federation  of . 619 

Mayors  and  Reeves, 

Ont.  Ass’n,  of .  649 

McGill  University .  555 

Conservatory  of  Music. .  .  556 

McLaughlin  Foundation .  634 

McMaster  University . 556 

McNab  Historical  Assoc . 620 

Measures  and  Weights .  26 

Meat  Packers  Council  of  Can .  644 
Mediation  Board,  Sask .  426 


Mediaeval  Studies,  Inst,  of 

559, 577 

Medical  Associations . 644-5 

Councils . 644-5 

Faculties,  See  Universities 

Officers,  N.W.T .  431 

Organizations . 644-5 

Services,  Associated .  645 

Medico- Legal  Dept.  Ont .  378 

Memorial  University  of  Nfld..  558 

Mendelssohn  Choir .  646 

Mennonites,  The .  469 

Mental  Defective,  Man .  362 

Diseases  Hospital,  Man.  .  362 

Health  Assoc.,  Can .  622 

Health  Division 

(Dominion) .  318 

Alta .  346 

Hospital,  Nfld . 372 

Services  Com’s'r.,  Sask. .  .  424 
Mentally  Ill,  Hosp’ls  for,  Ont .  .  380 
Sask .  424 

Mercury,  Planet . 9,  21-24 

Merit,  Order  of .  289 

Metal  Arts  Guild .  611 

Minining  Ass’n .  622 

Meteors  and  Meteorites .  19 

Meteorological  Division .  328 

Methodist  Churches,  Free.  .  .  .  466 

Metonic  Cycle .  3 

Metric  W’eights  and  Measures.  29 
Metropolitan  Police  Office ....  263 
Mexico,  Can.  Representation  in  312 
Can.  Commercial  Couns'r  326 

Consuls .  342 

Embassy  in  Canada .  340 

Migratory  Bird  Protection. .  .  .  288 
Military  Branches,  Dominion.  316 

Colleges,  Royal . 546 

Districts .  316 

Missions .  312 

Royal  Roads  (Coll.) .  547 

Milk  Control  Board,  Man .  361 

Ontario .  386 

Sask .  422 

Powder  Mfrs.  Associations  622 
Producers  League.  Ont .  . .  607 

Products  Board,  Ont .  386 

Mineral  Production .  284 

Resources,  Sask.  Dept,  of  425 

Mines,  Chambers  of . 458 

Dept,  of,  Alta . 345 

British  Columbia ...  .  356 

Dominion .  315 

Man .  362 

N.B .  367 

Nfld .  371 

Nova  Scotia . 374 

Ontario .  384 

Mines,  Dept,  of 

Quebec .  411 

and  Technical  Surveys, 

Dep’t.  of .  315 

Minimum  Wrage  Board,  Man..  361 

N.B . 368 

Nfld .  372 

N.S . 375 

Sask . 424 

Branch,  Ont . 383 

Commission,  Que. .  411 

Mining  Assoc,  of  B.C .  645 

Associations,  Joint .  638 

Court,  Ontario . 384 

Inspector,  N.B .  367 

and  Metallurgy  Can.  Inst.  621 
Prov.  Inst,  of,  Ont .  586 


1956] 


INDEX 


823 


Mining 

Recorders,  B.C . 359 

Ontario . 384 

Quebec .  411 

Yukon  &N.W.T.  430-1 

Ministries  since  1867  .  306 

Ministry,  British .  259 

Canadian . 298 

Mint,  The  Royal  Canadian.  .  .  313 

Missiology,  Institute  of .  566 

Missionary  Societies . 461-8 

Training  College, 

Anglican  Ch .  .  462 
School,  Presbyterian.  465 
Missions,  Can.  School  of  ....  547 

Missouri  Synod .  467 

Mohammedan  Calendar .  2 

Era .  1 

Monaco,  Consul .  342 

Money  Orders,  Post-Office. .  .213-4 
Tax  on .  685 

Montreal, 

Association  for  the  Blind .  573 

Bar  of .  641 

Diocesan  Theolog’l  College  561 

Hospital  Council .  635 

Libraries . 445 

Museum  of  Fine  Arts ....  611 

Presbyterian  College .  567 

Protestant  Schools .  593 

Savings  Bank  .  36 

University  oi  .  558 

Montserrat . 273 

Monuments  Board,  Dam .  322 

Moon,  Eclipses  of .  9 

Full,  Dates . 12-18 

Phases  of . 12-18 

Moon,  Semidiameter,  etc .  9 

Moon’s  Phases,  Rising, 

Setting . 12-18 

Moose  Jaw  Bible  College .  561 

Moral  Rearmament .  645 

Mormon  Church .  469 

Morning  Stars .  21-24 

Mortgage  and  Investments 

Assoc.,  Dom .  631 

Loans  Assoc.  Alta.  B.C., 

Man.  &  Sask .  631 

&  Housing  Corp.,  Central .  32 

Mothers’  Allowances,  Alta ....  347 

Manitoba .  362 

N.B .  368 

Nfld .  372 

N.S .  375 

Ontario . 380 

P.E.1 . 407 

Quebec .  413 

Mothercraft  Society,  Can .  622 

Motor  Car  Taxes,  Revenue.  .  .  286 
Carrier  Board,  Manitoba .  361 

New  Brunswick .  367 

Clubs .  613 

Leagues .  613 

Vehicle  &  Driver  Safety 

Assn . 645 

Vehicles  Branch,  Ont .  383 

Mount  Allison 

Cons,  of  Mus .  561 

University .  561 

Royal  College,  Calgary .. .  561 

St.  Bernard  College .  561 

St.  Vincent  College . 561 

Mountain  Time .  8 

Mounted  Police,  Royal  Can..  .  337 
Multiple  Sclerosis  Society 

of  Canada .  645 


Municipal  Affairs,  Dept,  of 

Alta . 346 

B.C .  355 

Man .  362 

N.B .  367 

Nfld .  372 

N.S .  374 

Ont .  380 

Que .  414 

Sask .  424 

Elections,  when  held, 

Alta . 350 

B.C .  356 

Man .  364 

N.S .  376 

Ont .  397 

P.E.1 .  408 

Que .  414 

Sask .  427 

Electrical  Utilities  Asso.  of  612 
Employees’  Associations  .  628 

Officers’  Assoc.,  B.C .  356 

Research,  Bureau  of .  615 

Union,  Man .  364 

Municipalities,  Alberta .  350 

B.C .  356 

Manitoba . 364 

New  Brunswick . 368 

Newfoundland .  373 

Nova  Scotia . 376 

Ontario .  387-97 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec . 417 

Saskatchewan .  427 

Township,  Ont .  390 

Unions  of .  657 

Murray  Canal .  332 

Museums  in  Canada .  446 

National  of .  323 

Music  Board,  Alta .  347 

Dept.,  Brandon  College...  543 

Univ.  of  B.C . 545 

Director,  Ont  Dept,  of 

Education . 385 

Faculty  of,  McGill .  556 

Univ  of  Montreal.  .  .  560 
Univ.  of  Toronto ....  580 

Organizations .  645-6 

School,  Univ  of  Laval.  .  .  552 
Univ  of  Manitoba. .  .  555 

Univ.  of  Ottawa .  566 

( See  also  Conservatories) 
Teachers’  Associations. . .  .  647 

College .  562 

Western  Board  of .  585 

Musical  Instruments,  tempor¬ 
ary  import .  799 

Muskoka  Sanatorium .  648 

Mute,  Schools  for .  573 

Mystic  Shrine,  Ancient  Order.  643 

N 

N.A.A.F.1 .  269 

Narcotic  Control,  Dom .  318 

Natal .  270 

National  Advisory  Council  on 

School  Broadcasting .  .  .  562 
Assistance  Bd.,  Br.  ....  262 
Athletic  Youth  Assoc. .  ..  647 

Cancer  Institute .  647 

Conference  Can.  Univ. . .  .  647 
Construction  Council.  .  .  .  647 
Council  of  Baking  Indus. .  647 

of  Can.  Labour .  640 

of  Social  Service .  269 

of  Women  of  Canada  .  .  647 


National 

Dairy  Council .  607 

Defence  Dept,  of .  315 

Defence,  Expenditure ....  286 

Employment  Branch .  315 

Farm  Radio  Forum .  647 

Federation  of  Canadian 

Univ.  Students..  . .  647 
Women’s  Institutes, 

Britain .  269 

Film  Board .  310 

Fraternal  Soc.  of  Deaf. . .  .  647 

Gallery,  Canada .  446 

Harbours  Board .  329 

Health  &  Welfare,  Dept. .  317 

Holidays,  Foreign .  5 

Industrial  Design  Council  647 
Insurance,  Ministry, 

British .  262 

Joint  Council  of  Pub.  Serv.  325 

Laymen’s  Council . 462 

Liberal  Federation .  650 

Museum,  Canada  ....  323,  446 
Office  Management  Assoc.  647 

Parks  Service,  Dom . 323 

Research  Council .  331 

Resources,  Dept,  of .  322 

Revenue,  Dept,  of . 319 

Safety  League .  654 

Sanitarium  Association . .  .  648 
Service, 

Ministry  of,  British.  .  262 
Services,  Auxiliary,  Br. .  .  269 

Society  of  Deaf .  648 

Warm  Air  Heating  Assn. .  648 

Native  Sons  of  Canada .  648 

Natural  Gas  Conservation 

Board,  Alta .  346 

Resources,  Nfld.,  Dept,  of  371 

Sask,  Dept,  of .  425 

Nauru  Island .  273 

Naval  Board,  Flag .  337 

College,  Dartmouth,  Eng.  266 

Commands .  316 

Establishments .  316 

Headquarters . 316 

Navy,  Canadian,  Royal  .  .316,  333 

League,  Britain .  269 

of  Canada .  648 

Pay .  335 

Royal .  266 

Veterans,  Army  and .  610 

Nazareth  Inst,  for  Blind .  573 

Nepal,  Interests .  342 

Neptune .  9 

Netherlands,  Can.  Repres'n,  in  312 
Can,  Commercial 

Counsellor  in .  326 

Consuls .  342 

Embassy  in  Canada .  340 

Nevis .  273 

New  Brunswick 

Accid't  Prevent’n.  Assoc..  637 

Agricultural  Assocs .  608 

Schools .  537 

Architects’ Assoc .  610 

Archives .  367 

Art  Galleries .  448 

Barristers  Society .  641 

Board  of  Underwriters.. . .  630 

Boards  of  Trade .  454 

Chambers  of  Commerce .  .  454 

Cities,  Towns,  etc .  368 

Population . 88,  432 

Clubs .  450 


Commissions  and  Boards  367-8 


824 


INDEX 


[1956 


New  Brunswick 

Council  Dental  Surgeons . .  630 
Courts,  Judges,  Officials  .  .  .369 

Education  Dept .  367 

Electric  Power  Com’s’n. . .  368 

Executive  Council . 366 

Exhibitions .  632 

Farmers  Association . 608 

Federation  of  Labour.  .  .  .  640 

Fire  Marshal . 367 

Fish  and  Game  Licenses. .  288 

Government .  366 

Govt.  Officials . 367 

Hospitals .  368 

Labour  Boards .  368 

Law  List .  483 

Legislature .  366 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries . ’ . . .  441 

Library  Assoc . 438 

Liquor  Control  Board ....  368 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  76 

Live  Stock  Ass’ns .  608 

Magistrates .  369 

Motor  Carrier  Bd . 367 

Museums .  448 

Newspapers  &  Magazines.  682 

Official  Receivers . 526 

Population . 370,  433 

Prog.-Conservative  Assoc .  651 
Public  Utilities  Com’s’n .  .  367 
Resources  Dev.  Board.. .  .  368 
School  Superintendents  .  .  601 

Sheriffs .  370 

Succession  Duties.  .  .  .252,  367 
Superintendents  of  Schools  601 
Teachers  Associations.  .. .  624 

College .  562 

University  of .  562 

Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  75 

Women’s  Institutes .  632 

Workmen’s  Comp.  Bd..  . .  368 
New  Canadian  Service 

Assoc .  648 

Newfoundland .  371 

Agricultural  Assocs .  604 

Apprenticeship  Bd .  372 

Architects’  Assoc .  610 

Board  of  Ins.  Underwr’rs  .  630 
Boards  &  Commissions.  .69-70 

Boards  of  Trade . 455,  458 

Chambers  of  Commerce .  .  455 

Cities,  Towns,  etc . 

Population .  88,  433 

Clerks,  Municipal .  373 

Community  Councils ....  373 
Courts,  Judges,  Officials.  .  373 

Education  Dept .  371 

Executive  Council .  371 

Finance  Dept .  372 

Fish  &  Game  Licenses  .  .  .  288 

Fisheries  Bd.  &  Dept .  372 

Government .  371 

Historical  Society .  648 

Holidays .  74 

Industrial  Developm’t  Bd.  372 

Law  List .  484 

Legislature .  371 

Liberal  Association .  651 

Libraries . 438,  441 

Liquor  Board . 76,  372 

Magistrates .  373 

Memorial  Univ.  of . 558 

Mines  &  Resources  Dept.  371 

Municipal  Bureau . 372 

Museum .  448 


Newfoundland 

Newspapers  &  Magazines.  683 
Officers,  Departmental...  371 

Official  Receivers .  526 

Outpost  Nursing  Ass'n  . .  .  648 

Population . 306,  433 

Progressive  Cons.  Assoc.  .  651 
Public  Utilities  Comm.  .  .  372 

Queen’s  Printer .  371 

Rent  Control  Board . 372 

School  Inspectors .  601 

Succession  Duties .  252 

Supply  Dept .  372 

Towns .  373 

Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  75 

New  Hebrides .  279 

NewSouth  Wales  London  Agt.  276 
Newspaper  &  Mag.  Directory .  668 
Newspapers,  Rates  of  Postage.  210 

Newsprint  Association . 648 

New  Zealand .  270 

Can.  Commercial  Sec’y  in  326 

High  Com’s’r.  in . 312 

High  Commissioner  for  .  .  338 
Representative  in  London.  276 

Trade  Agreement .  689 

U.K.  High  Commis’r.  in.  .  269 
Niagara 

Falls  Bridge  Commission.  383 

Parks  Commission .  3S3 

Nicaragua  Consuls .  342 

Nickel  Production . 284 

Nigeria .  272 

Night  Skies,  The . 21-24 

Norfolk  Island .  273 

Normal  Schools,  Laval .  552 

Manitoba .  361 

N.B.  (Teachers’  Coll.)  562 

Ottawa  Univ .  566 

P.E.1 .  567 

Provincial,  B.C . 567 

Provincial,  N.S . 567 

Quebec .  411 

North  Atlantic  Council . 312 

North  Borneo .  272 

North  West  Commercial 

Travellers  Assoc’n  625 
Northern  Affairs  &  Nat. 

Resources,  Dept.  of,. . .  322 

Rhodesia .  271 

Northwest  Territories .  430-1 

Bd.  of  Trade .  458 

Fish  and  Game  Lie. . .  288 

Lawyers .  523 

Libraries .  446 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  77 

Newspapers  &  Mag’s.  683 
Official  Receivers  .  .  .  527 

Population . 306,  436 

Power  Comm’n .  431 

Sale  of  Liquor .  77 

School  Sup’t .  60S 

Services,  Dom . 430-1 

Voters’  Qualifications  75 
Northwestern  Ont.  Associated 

Chambers  of  Commerce . .  458 
Norway,  Can.  Repres'n.  in  .  .  .  312 
Commercial 

Counselor  in .  327 

Consuls . 342 

Embassy  of  in  Canada  . .  340 

Notaries  Pub.  of  B.C.,  Soc.  of.  641 
of  Prov.  of  Que.,  Board  of.  641 

Notes,  Issue  of .  30  32 

Notre  Dame  College .  562 


Nova  Scotia 

Accident  Prevent’n.  Assoc.  637 
Agricultural  Assoc’ns  ....  608 

College .  537 

Architects’  Association ..  .  610 

Archives .  374 

Art  Galleries  .  448 

Barristers’  Society .  641 

Bd.  of  Insur.  Underwriters  630 
Boards  &  Commissions .  .374-6 

Boards  of  Trade .  454 

Censors,  Bd.  of .  374 

Chambers  of  Commerce .  .  454 

Cities  and  Towns .  377 

Population . 88,  433 

Civil  Service  Com’s’n ....  374 

Clubs .  450 

College  of  Art .  541 

Courts,  Judges,  Officials.  .  376 

Credit  Union  League .  629 

Dental  Board .  830 

Departmental  Officials .  .  .  374 

Elections .  376 

Executive  Council .  373 

Exhibitions .  632 

Farmers’  Associations.  ..  .  608 
Federation  of  Labour.  .  .  .  640 
Fish  &  Game  Licenses. . .  .  288 

Flag .  337 

Government  &  Officials. . .  374 
Headmasters’  Association.  625 

Historical  Society .  648 

Hospitals . 375 

Housing  Commission . 374 

Inst,  of  Science .  648 

Labour  Relations  Board . .  375 

Law  List .  484 

Legislature .  373 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries . 441 

Library  Assoc .  438 

Liquor  Commission .  374 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  76 

Magistrates .  376 

Medical  Board .  644 

Minimum  Wage  Board. .  .  375 

Museums .  448 

Newspapers  and  Mag ....  682 

Official  Receivers .  526 

Population . 306,  433 

Prog.-Conservative  Assoc .  651 
Public  Utilities  Board ....  374 

Research  Foundation . 374 

School  Inspectors .  601 

Trustees’  Association  .  .  655 

Society  of  Artists .  612 

Succession  Duties .  252 

Tavern  License  Comm.  .  .  374 

Teachers  Union .  624 

Technical  College .  562 

Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  75 

Workmen’s  Comp.  Board.  375 

Women’s  Institutes .  632 

Nurses’ Associations .  622 

Nursing  Council .  269 

Nursing,  Pub.  Health,  Ontario  380 
School,  Univer.  of  Alta. . .  539 

Univer.  of  B.C .  545 

Dalhousie  University  .  .  550 

Laval  University .  552 

McGill  University .  556 

McMaster  University.  .  558 

Queen’s  Univ .  568 

University  of  Man .  555 

Ottawa. . .  566 
Saskatchewan .  573 


1956] 


INDEX 


825 


Nursing  School 

Toronto . 580 

Western  Univ.  Ont..  585 

Service,  B.C .  354 

Man .  362 

N.B .  368 

N.S .  375 

Services,  Sask .  424 

Nutrition  Division,  Dominion.  318 

Nyasaland .  271 

U.K.  High  Comm’rs.  in .  .  269 

o 

Observatories,  in  Canada .  18 

Dominion . 315 

Occupational  Therapy . 644 

Oddfellows,  Can.  Order  of.  .  .  .  622 

Independent  Order .  636 

Oceania .  273 

Office  Management  Assoc .  647 

Officers’  Outfit  Allowance .  335 

Official  Administrators,  B.C.. .  357 

Man .  363 

Sask .  427 

Guardian  (see  Guardian ) 

Receivers .  526 

Referees,  Ont . 401 

Oka,  Agricultural  Institute. . .  538 
Old  Age  Assistance  or 

Pensions,  Alta .  347 

B.C .  353 

Dom .  319 

Man . 362 

N.B .  368 

Nfld . 372 

N.S .  375 

Ont. .  . .  380 

P.E.1 .  407 

Security  Tax . 331 

Olds  School  of  Agriculture  .  .  .  537 
Olympic  Assoc.,  Canadian  ....  613 
Ontario  Agent-Gen.  in  London  276 

Agricultural  Assocs .  607 

College.. 537,  563 

Archives .  385 

Art  Galleries .  448 

Assoc,  of  Accident  and 

Health  Underwriters  648 

Agric.  Societies .  607 

Architects .  610 

of  Deaf .  616 

of  Engineers .  630 

Rural  Municipalities.  649 
Sch’l  Business  Offic’ls  649 
Auto.  TransportAssociat’n  613 

Barbers  Association .  649 

Bee  Keepers’  Assoc .  607 

Board  of  Directors  of 

Chiropractic .  382 

Drugless  Therapy .  .  .  382 

Masseurs .  382 

Physiotherapy . 382 

Exam’rs  in  Optom’y.  382 
Boards.  Committees, 

Commissions .  378-86 

Boards  of  Trade .  455 

Breeders’  Associations ....  606 
Cancer  Treatment 

Research .  386 

Cattle  Breeders  Assoc. .  .  .  607 
Chambers  of 

Commerce . 455,  458 

Chiropractors’  Assoc .  645 

Cities,  Towns,  Villages .  .  .  387 
Population . 88,  433 


Ontario 

Civil  Service  Assoc .  628 

Commissioner . .  .  379 

Clerks  of  Peace .  403 

Clubs .  450 

College  of  Art .  541 

College  of  Education .  579 

Commercial  Trav.  Assoc . .  629 
Comptroller  of  Finances  .  378 
Council  for  Childhood 

Educ .  649 

County  Clerks . 406 

County  &  Jud’l  Officers. 402-3 

County  Towns .  403 

Court  Reporters . 403 

Courts,  Judges,  Officials.  .  401 

Creamery  Ass’n .  649 

Credit  Union  League .  629 

Criminal  Investigation ...  378 
Crop  Improvem’t  Assoc. .  607 

Crown  Attorneys . 403 

Dental  College .  630 

Dept.  Officials .  378 

Division  Court  Clerks .  .  404-5 

Dramatic  Societies . 646 

Education  Dept .  384 

Educational  Association.  .  649 

Executive  Council .  378 

Exhibitions .  632 

Fall  Fairs .  632 

Farm  Products  Marketing 

Board .  386 

Federat’n  of  Agriculture .  .  607 

Labour .  640 

Fire  Marshal .  378 

Fish  &  Game  Licenses. .  .  288 
Forest  Industries  Assn  . . .  649 

Fruit  Growers’  Assoc .  607 

Fuel  Board .  378 

Government  &  Officials ...  378 
Health  Unit  Personnel .  .  .  380 

Historical  Society .  649 

Horticultural  Assoc . 607 

Experiment  Station. .  385 
Hospital  Associations ....  635 

Hospitals .  380 

House,  London .  276 

Hydro  Electric  Com’s’n.  .  386 

Industrial  Farms . .  379 

Refuges .  379 

Industry  &  Labour  Board .  383 

Jails  and  Jailers . 379 

Judges . 401-404 

Judicial  Districts .  402 

Labor  Relations  Board  .  .  .  383 

Ladies’  College .  564 

Land  Surveyors’ Assoc ..  .  641 

Law  List .  486 

Societies .  641 

Legislative  Assembly. .  .  .398-9 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries . 442 

Library  Association .  438 

Liquor  Control  Board  .  . .  379 
( see  Addenda) 

Licence  Board  .  .  .  379 

Sale  of .  76 

Magistrates .  400 

Marketing  Boards .  385 

Mayors  &  Reeves,  Assoc . .  649 

Milk  Control  Board . 386 

Milk  Producers  League . . .  607 
Minimum  Wage  Branch..  383 

Mining  Association . 649 

Motor  League .  613 


Ontario 

Municipal  Association ....  649 


Board .  380 

Clerks . 387 

Elections .  397 

Municipalities . 387-97 

Museums . 446,  448 


Neuro-Psychiatric  Assoc . .  644 
Newspapers  &  Magazines  673 
Niagara  Falls  Bridge 

Commission  383 


Parks  Commission. .  .  383 
Northland  Transportation 

Commission . 386 

Official  Receivers .  526 

Old  Age  Assistance .  379 

Opposition,  Leader  of.  .  .  .  398 

Parole  Board . 379 

Pharmacy,  Coll,  of .  650 

Plowmen’s  Association . .  .  607 
Police  Commissioners ....  386 

Population . 306,  433 

Prime  Minister’s  Dept. .  .  .  378 
Prog. -Conservative Assoc.  651 

Property  Descent . 257 

Provincial  Parks . 384 

Provincial  Police . 378 

Treasurer . 378 

Public  Health  Assoc .  649 

Public  Libraries .  442 

Public  School  Men 

Teachers’  Fed'n.  .  .  625 
Pub.  Service 

Superannuation  Bd..  379 

Public  Trustee . 379 

Pulp  &  Paper  Makers 

Safety  Association .  .  .  637 

Queen’s  Printer .  379 

Racing  Commission . 379 

Reformatories .  379 

Regional  Cataloguers ....  438 

Registrar  General .  379 

Registrars . 401-4 

Research  Council .  380 

Foundation .  386 

Retail  Pharmacists’  Assoc  649 

Rifle  Association . 649 

Safety  League .  654 

Savings  Office . 36,  378 

School  for  the  Blind . 573 

School  for  the  Deaf .  573 

School  Inspectors .  601 

Superintendents .  601 

School  Trustees’  Assoc .  .  .  655 
Secondary  School 

Teachers’  Assoc. . . .  625 
Securities  Commission. ..  .  379 

Sheriffs .  403 

( see  Addenda) 

Social  Credit  Association  .  652 

Society  of  Artists .  611 

for  Crippled  Children.  649 
of  Occupat’l  Therapy.  645 
of  Photographers ....  649 
for  Prevention  of 

Cruelty  to  Animals.  649 
Stallion  Enrolment  Bd.. .  .  607 

Statistician .  378 

Succession  Duties . 252-5 

Duty  Office . .  378 

Supreme  Court . .  401 

Teachers'  Colleges . 586 

Federation . 625 

Temperance  Federation. . .  650 

Theatres  Branch . 378 

Townships  and  Officials  . .  390 


826 


INDEX 


[1956 


Ontario 

Training  Schools . 379 

Travel  Bureau  & 

Publicity  Dept .  386 

Urban  School  Trustees.  . .  655 
Vegetable  Growers  Assoc. .  607 

Veterinary  College .  564 

Vocational  Schools .  587 

Voters’ Qualifications.  ..  .  75 

Welfare  Council .  650 

Western  Experimental 

Farm  385 

Whole  Milk  Prod.  Leag. . .  607 
Workmen's  Compensation 

Board .  386 

Women's  Institutes . 632 

Opera  Guild,  Montreal . 645 

Opthalmological  Society,  Can.  645 
Opposition,  Leader  of  Alta..  .  .  344 

B.C . 352 

Dom .  300 

Man . 360 

N.B . 366 

Nfld, .  371 

Ont .  398 

P.E.1 .  407 

Que .  420 

Sask .  422 

Senate . 299 

Optimist  Clubs .  650 

Optometry,  School  of,  Univ.  of 

Montreal .  560 

Optometrists,  Can.  Assoc,  of.  .  616 
Optometry,  Board  of,  Ont. .  .  .  382 

College,  Ont .  549 

Orange  Associations  . . 643 

Free  State .  270 

Orchestras .  645-6 

Order  of  the  Alhambra  . 650 

Merit .  289 

Railway  Conductors.  640 

Orders  of  Knighthood .  295 

Ordnance,  Director  of .  317 

Ore  Sampling  Plant,  Que . 411 

Organisations  with  Common¬ 
wealth  Relations .  274 

Orthodox  Churches .  468 

Osgoode  Hall  Law  School .  564 

Oshawa  Missionary  College .  .  .  564 
Osteopathic  Bds.  or  Assoc's. . .  641 

Osteopathy,  Bd.  of,  Ont .  382 

Ottawa . 

Charitable  Foundation.  .  .  634 

Field  Nat.  Club . 650 

Library  Association .  438 

Municipal  Art  Centre. .  . .  564 

River  Canal . 332 

Forest  Prot.  Assoc.  .  .  650 

University  of .  564 

Otter  Lake  Music  Centre.  . .  .  646 
Overseas  League . 650 

P 

Pacific  Great  Eastern  R’ly.  .  .  .  355 

Islands,  Protectorate .  273 

Salmon  Commission .  313 

Standard  Time .  8 

Packaging  Association  of  Can .  650 

Painters’  Societies . 611-2 

Pakistan,  Republic  of .  271 

Canadian  HighCom’s’r.  in  312 
Commercial  Secretary . . .  327 
High  Commissioner  for  .  .  339 
Representative  in  London  276 
U.K.  High  Comm’r  in. . .  .  269 
Panama  Consuls .  343 


Papua . 273 

Paraplegic  Assoc.,  Canadian.  .  623 

Parcel  Post .  209,  212,  213 

Parks,  Alberta  Provincial .  346 

B.C.  Provincial . 355 

Commission,  Niagara .  383 

Man.  Provincial .  362 

National,  Dominion .  322 

Ontario  Provincial .  384 

and  Recreation  Assoc ....  650 

Quebec  Provincial . 413 

Sask.  Provincial . 423 

Parliament,  British . 259 

Canadian .  298 

Parliamentary  Association, 

Commonwealth .  274 

Library .  315 

Representation .  306 

Parliaments,  Provincial 

See  Legislative  Assembly. 

Parlow  String  Quartet .  646 

Parole  Board,  Ont .  379 

Passover,  Festival  of .  4 

Passport  O  ffice .  311 

Regulations .  431 

Patent  Act . 241 

and  Copyright  Office .  324 

Institute . 650 

Patents  in  Canada .  241 

&  Development  Ltd.,  Can.  331 
Pathologists,  Can.  Ass’n  of .  .  .  616 

Pay  of  Armed  Forces . 335 

Payments  Office,  U.K .  265 

Penitentiaries  Branch,  Dom. .  .  314 
Pennsylvania  Folklore  Soc. .  .  .  650 
Pension  Board  Presby’n  Chch.  465 
Commission,  Canadian.  .  .  330 

Fund  United  Church .  464 

Pensioners' Association,  War..  657 
Pensions  for  Blind,  Alberta .  .  .  346 

Manitoba .  362 

Quebec .  414 

Dom.  Old  Age .  318 

Expenditure  on . 288 

Ministry,  British . 262,  265 

See  also  “Old  Age". 

See  also  “Teachers'  Pensions" 

Pentecostal  Assemblies . 469 

Percentage  Distribution  of 

Canadian  Population  ....  437 
Perim,  Aden  &  Kuria  Murials.  271 
Periodical  Press  Association. .  .  650 

Periodicals,  List  of .  664 

Postage  on .  210 

Permanent  Joint  Bd.  on  Def...  312 

Perpetual  Calendar .  6-7 

Peru,  Can.  Repres’n  in .  312 

Consuls . 343 

Embassy  in  Canada .  340 

Trade  Comm’r . 327 

Petitions  to  House  of  Com. .  .  .  305 

Petroleum  Board,  Alta .  346 

Imports .  284 

Pharmaceutical  Associations .  .  650 
Pharmacy,  Can.  Foundation.  .  650 
Colleges  of,  (See  University 
Listings) . 

Maritime  Coll,  of . .  .  555 

Philatelic  Society .  623 

Philippines,  Republic  of, 

Canadian  Consul  in . 312 

Can.  Trade  Comm .  327 

Photogrammetry  Div.,  N.B..  .  367 
Photographers,  Ont.  Society  of  649 


Physical  and  Health  Education 

School  of,  U.  of  Toronto.  581 

Queen's  Univ .  568 

Director,  Man .  362 

N.S . .  374 

Education  Association. . . .  612 

McGill  Univ .  556 

McMaster  Univ.  557 
Ont.  Agric.  College. . .  563 

Univ.  of  Alta .  540 

B.C .  546 

West’n.  Ont.  584 
Physicians  &  Surgeons 

Colleges  of .  644 

Services . 645 

Physicists,  Can.  Assoc,  of .  616 

Physiotherapy,  Bd.  of . 382 

Pickering  College .  566 

Pig  Iron  Production . 284 

Pilotage,  Dept.  Transport .  329 

Pine  Hill  Divimty  Hall .  567 

Pitcairn  Island . 273 

Planetary  Conjunctions .  10 

Planets . 9,  21-24 

Planning  Bd.,  N.B.  Prov’c’l. . .  367 
and  Development  Dept., 


Plant  Products  Div.,  Dom.  .  .  .  308 

Plateau  High  School .  567 

Playing  Cards,  Tax  on . 685 

Pluto,  Planet .  9 

Poland,  Canadian  Repres’n  in.  312 

Consuls . 343 

Legation  of .  341 

Pole  Star . 20,  21-24 


Police  Commissions,  Ontario.  .  386 


Magistrates.  See  Magis¬ 
trates. 

Police  Metropolitan,  London. .  263 

Ontario  Provincial .  378 

Quebec  Provincial . 410 

Royal  Can.  Mounted ....  337 

Villages,  Ont .  397 

Poliomyelitis,  Can.  Fdn.  for  .  .  634 

Polish  Societies .  650 

Political  Associations .  650-2 

Science  Association . 623 

Population 

of  Cities  &  Towns..  .88,  432 

Cities  of  World .  256 

Dom.  Electoral  Dist’s. .  .  .  300 

of  Canada  by  origin .  351 

of  Provinces .  306 

Percentage  Distribution  of  437 

Religions . 471 

Since  1871 .  284 

Port  Managers,  Dominion.  .  .  .  329 
Portugal,  Can.  Repres’n  in  . . .  312 
Trade  C’r.  in. .  327 

Consuls .  343 

Embassy  of .  340 

Post  Office,  British . 261 

Post  Office,  Dept.,  Dominion..  322 
Revenue  and  Expend .  286  288 

Savings  Banks . 213,  322 

Post  Offices,  List  of . . . .  88 

Postal  Information. . 209 

Scrip,  Rates .  213 

Service  Reg.  Directors . . .  322 

Poster  Advertising  Assoc . 652 

Potters,  Canadian  Guild  of _  611 

Poultry  Division,  Dominion. .  .  308 

Producers  of  N.B .  608 

Pound,  Standard .  26 


1956] 


INDEX 


827 


Power  Commission,  Alta . 345 

B.C .  356 

Man .  361 

N.B .  368 

N.S .  374 

Ont .  386 

Ministry  of,  British . 262 

Prairie  Farm  Assistance  Act . .  308 

Precedence,  Table  of .  296 

Precipitation  at  Cities .  25 

Preferential  Tariff . 687 

Presbyterian  Churoh .  465 

College,  Knox . 576 

Montreal . 5b7 

Colleges  Board .  465 

Press  Association,  Periodical.  .  652 
Union,  Commonwealth .  .  .  628 

Pretres  de  St.  Sulpice .  549 

Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Ani¬ 
mals,  Ont.  Society  for..  649 

Price  Index,  Consumer .  77 

Prices  Support  Board,  Agrie.. .  308 
Fisheries...  313 

Primary  Textiles  Inst .  656 

Prime  Minister,  British .  259 

Canadian .  298 

Dept,  of,  Ont .  378 

Quebec .  409 

Prime  Ministers  since  1867. . .  .  306 
Confer’ ce  of  Comm’nw’h.  274 
Prince  Edward  Island. 

Art  Gallery .  448 

Art  Society  of .  612 

Bd.  of  Insur.  Underwr’s.  .  630 

Boards  of  Trade .  455 

Cities  and  Towns . 88,  434 

Clubs .  451 

Conservative  Association .  651 
Courts,  Judges  &  Officials.  408 

Credit  Union  League .  629 

Dental  Board . 630 

Departmental  Officials. . . .  407 

Elections .  408 

Executive  Council . 407 

Federation  of  Agriculture .  607 
Fish  &  Game  Licenses. . .  .  288 

Govt,  of .  407 

Hospitals .  408 

Laboratory . 407 

Law  List . 510 

Law  Society .  641 

Legislature .  407 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries . . 444 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  76 

Magistrates .  408 

Medical  Council .  644 

Newspapers  &  Mag .  682 

Prince  Edward  Island 

Official  Receivers .  527 

Population . 306,  434 

Public  Utilities  Comm.. . .  408 

School  Supervisors .  603 

Schools  for  Deaf  &  Blind.  573 

Succession  Duties . 255 

Teachers  Federation . 625 

Temperance  Act .  76 

Commission, . 408 

Tourist  Branch . 407 

Voters’  Qualifications ... .  75 

Women’s  Institutes . 632 

Prince  of  Wales’  College - - - 567 

Principals  of  Schools,  Chief 


Printed  Matter,  Postal . 209 


Printing  &  Stationery,  Dept,  of  325 

Prisons,  Ontario .  379 

Privy  Council,  Canadian .  323 

Can.  Members,  U.K  .  323 
Judicial  Committee.  .  263 

Prize  Courts .  314 

Production  Tables,  Dominion  284-5 
Professional  Inst,  of  Civil  Serv.  628 
Women’s  Club,  Winnipeg.  615 

Profits  Tax,  Britain .  264 

Prog-Conservative  Assoc’ns ..  .  651 

Prohibited  Articles,  Post . 213 

Goods,  Customs . 691,  791 

Imports . 691 

Marks .  238 

Proof  of  Origin,  Customs .  689 

Property,  Descent  of,  Ont.  . . .  257 

Proprietary  Association . 650 

Prosecutions,  Director  of 

Public,  British . 263 

Prospectors  and  Developers 

Association . 652 

Protection  Schools,  Youth.  . . .  586 

Protectorates,  British . 271 

Protestant  Girls'  Club  of  Can.  652 
High  School  Principals 

Association,  Quebec  . . .  625 

Schools,  Montreal . 593 

Secondary  Schools,  Que  . .  587 
School  Bds.  of  Que.  Assoc .  655 
Teachers  Assoc.,  Quebec. .  625 

Prothonotaries,  N.S .  376 

PE.1 .  408 

Quebec .  416 

Providence  Institute  for  Deaf, 

Mute,  Blind .  573 

Prov.  of  Que. 

Hotel  Association .  652 

Provinces,  Ecclesiastical..  .460,462 

Loans  to . 282 

Population  of . 306 

Subsidies  to .  287 

Provincial  Agents  in  London .  .  276 


Association  of  Protestant 

Teachers,  Quebec . .  625 
Assoc,  of  Protestant  School 

Boards  of  Quebec . .  655 


Governments,  Alta .  344 

B.C .  352 

Man  .  360 

N.B . 366 

Nfld .  371 

N.S .  373 

Ont .  378 

P.E.1 .  407 

Que .  409 

Sask . 422 

Inst,  of  Mining,  Ont .  586 

Technology . 586 

Textiles,  Ont .  586 

Trades .  586 

Library,  N.S .  438 

Marketing  Board,  Alta .  . .  345 
Normal  Coll.,  Truro,  N.S. .  567 

Normal  Schools,  B.C .  567 

Parks,  see  Parks. 

Secretaries,  see  “ Secretary ” 

Subsidies .  287 

Succession  Duties  Acts  . .  251 

Psychiatry  Division,  Man .  362 

Allan  Memorial  Inst,  of .  556 
Psychological  Assoc.,  Can.  .  .  .  623 

Public  Accountants . 530-1 

Administration,  Inst,  of.  .  637 
Administrators, 

See  “Administrators’' 


Public  Affairs,  Institute  of 

(Dalhousie) . .  549 
Archives.  See  “Archives” . 
Debt.  See  “Debt”. 

Health.  See  “Health”. 
Highways.  See  “ Highway  ’ 


Holidays .  3-5 

Libraries  and  Ass’ns  .  .  .  438-56 

Printing  Dept.,  Dom . 325 

Prosecutions,  Dir.  of  Br . .  263 
Relations  Society,  Can. .  .  624 

Schools,  large  cities . 590 

Service  Commission,  Sask.  423 

Dept.,  N.S .  375 

Nat’l.  Joint  Council  of  325 
Superannuat’n.,  Ont. .  379 

Sask .  423 

Trustee,  Alberta . 349 

British .  263 

Ontario . 379 

Utilities  Board,  Man .  361 

Com’s’n.,  Alta .  348 

B.C .  356 

N.B .  367 

P.E.1 . 408 

Dept.,  Man .  361 

Welfare  Dept.,  Alta .  347 

Man . 362 

Nfld . 372 

N.S.. _ 375 

Ont . 379 

Works,  Dept.,  Alta . 347 

B.C .  356 

Dominion.  324 

Man . 361 

N.B .  367 

Nfld . 372 

N.S .  374 

Ontario.  .  382 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec...  411 

Sask . 423 

Publications,  Postal  Rates ... .  210 

Publicity  Bureau,  Que .  409 

Sask . 423 

Dept  of,  Ont .  386 

Publishers .  664 

Book,  Branch .  614 

British .  664 

Canadian .  664 

United  States .  664 

Purchase  Tax,  Britain .  265 

Purchasing  Agency,  Sask  ....  425 

Q 

Quakers . 470 

Qualicum  College .  567 

Quarantine  Services,  Dom ....  318 
Quartermaster-General  Brch. . .  317 

Quebec,  Advocates .  510 

Agents  General .  414 

Agricultural  Schools .  538 

Apprenticeship  Commis’ns  41 1 
Architects  Association. .  . .  610 

Archivist .  410 

Art  Galleries .  448 

Attorney  General .  409 

Automobile  Club .  614 

Bar  of .  641 

Board  of  Notaries .  641 

Boards  of  Examiners .  411 

Trade . 456 

Chamber  of  Agriculture .  .  607 


Chas.  of  Commerce  .  .456,  458 


828 


INDEX 


[1956 


Quebec, 

Cinema  Censors .  410 

Cities  &  Secretaries .  418 

Towns,  Population. 88,  435 

Civil  Service  Comm .  409 

Clerks  of  Peace .  416 

College  of  Dental  Surg’ns  625 

Clubs .  451 

Coroners .  415 

County  Municipalities.. .  .  419 

Courts,  Judges,  etc .  414 

Court  Officers . 414-5 

Credit  Union  League .  629 

Credi  t  U  nions .  629 

Dairy  School . 412,  538 

District  Judges .  414 

Education  Department. .  .  411 

Electricity  Board .  413 

Executive  Council . 409 

Exhibitions .  632 

Farm  Forums .  607 

Federation  of  Labour  ....  640 
Fish  and  Game  Licenses.  .  288 

Flag .  337 

Forest  Industries  Assoc  . . .  652 

Government  Depts . 409-14 

Government  of .  409 

Government  Officials .  409 

Handicraft  &  Small 

Industries  Bureau . 414 

High  Constables .  416 

Hospital  Associations ....  635 

Hospitals  .  412 

Hostelry  Service .  414 

Hydro  Elect.  Com’s’n. .  .  .  413 

Insurance  Branch .  411 

Labour  Relations  Board  . .  411 
Land  Surveyors  Corp’n. .  .  641 

Law  List .  510 

Legislative  Assembly . 420 

Council . 409 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries . 444-6 

Library  Association . 438 

Liquor  Commission .  410 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  76 

Medical  Societies .  644 

Minimum  Wage  Com .  411 

Motor  League .  614 

Municipal  Affairs .  414 

Municipal  Commission ..  .  414 

Municipalities . 417-19 

Museums .  448 

Musical  Organizations. .  .  .  646 

Newspapers  &  Mag . 679 

Official  Receivers .  527 

Ore  Sampling  Pla  nt .  411 

Population . 306,435 

Prime  Minister .  409 

Prog.  Conservative  Assoc  .  651 
Prot.  Schools  Com’s’ers . . .  594 

Provincial  Parks . 413 

Police .  410 

Publicity  Bureau ....  409 

Registrar .  410 

Secretary’s  Office ...  .  410 
Prot.  Second ’y  Schools.  .  .  587 
Public  Relations  Service  .  413 

Queen’s  Printer . 410 

Registrars .  416 

Safety  League .  654 

Savings  Bank .  36 

School  Inspectors .  603 

School  of  Arts  &  Crafts.  ..  .  586 

Fine  Arts .  541 

Schools .  586 


Quebec 

Securities  Commission  .  .  409 

Sheriffs .  416 

Statistics,  Bureau  of .  414 

Succession  Duties . 255-6 

Teachers  Associations ....  625 

Technical  Schools .  586 

Tourist  Branch .  409 

Towns .  417 

Trade  Bureau . .  414 

Transportation  Board ....  410 

Vocational  Schools . 586-7 

Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  75 

Women’s  Institutes .  632 

Workmen’s  Compensation 

Commission .  411 

Year  Book .  414 

Queen  and  Royal  Family  ....  258 

Queen  Elizabeth .  258 

Queen’s  Birthday . 4,  258 

Civil  List .  258 

Household .  258 

Printer,  Alta .  348 

B.C .  352 

Dominion .  325 

Manitoba .  362 

New  Brunswick . 366 

Newfoundland . 371 

Ontario . 379 

P.E.1 .  407 

Quebec .  410 

Sask .  425 

Private  Secretary .  258 

Privy  Council .  323 

Queens  of  England .  605 

Queensland,  Agent  in  London.  276 
Queen’s  Theological  College. .  .  567 

University,  Kingston .  567 

Quota  Club  International .  652 

R 

Radio  Aviation  Engineers ....  329 
Radio,  Can.  Broadcasting 

Corp .  321 

Dealers,  Canadian  Assoc. 

of .  616 

Division.  Trans.  Dept. .  .  .  329 

Engineers,  Inst,  of .  638 

Forum,  National  Farm.  .  .  647 

Frequency .  29 

Inspectors .  329 

Stations...., .  660 

Television  Broadcasters, 

Can.  Assoc,  of .  616 

Radium  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Mont .  .  561 

R.A.F .  267 

Railroad  Stations  in  Canada .  .  88 

Railroads  in  Dominion .  78,  84 

Railway  Association  of  Can . . .  652 

Conductors,  Order  of .  640 

Dept.,  B.C .  355 

Gauge,  Standard .  27 

Revenues  &  Expenditure .  285 

Stations .  88 

Railwaymen,  Organizations .  .  .  640 

Railways  in  Dominion . 78,  84 

Principal  Officers  of .  78 

Rainfall  at  Cities .  25 

Rankin  Navy,  Army  &  Airf'ce.  336 
Rates,  Customs,  Explanation 

of .  686 

Rational  Calendar  Ass'n  of 

Canada  (see  World  Cal¬ 
endar  Ass.) .  658 


R.C.A.F.  Ensign .  337 

Organization .  334 

See  also  “Air  Force”. 

Real  Estate  Bds.,  Can.  Assoc. .  617 

Branch,  Ontario .  384 

Titles,  Ont .  401 

Rebekah  Assemblies,  I. O.O. F..  636 

Receipts  and  Paym’ts,  Can _  286 

Receiver  General,  Canada.  . . .  312 

Receivers,  Official .  526 

Rechabites,  Canadian  Order.  .  618 

Red  Cross  Outposts,  B.C . 354 

N.S .  375 

Ontario ....  381 

Society,  Canadian  . .  .  620 

Red  Ensign . 336 

Redistribution  Act .  306 

Reform  Inst.,  Dept,  of,  Ont. .  .  379 

Reformatories.  Ontario .  379 

Reformed  Episcopal  Church  .  .  470 

Theo.  College.  568 

Refugees,  Canadian  National 

Committee  on .  622 

Regina  College .  573 

Regional  Library  Assn .  438 

Register  Office,  British .  263 

Registered  Nurses’  Assoc . 622 

Registrar  Births,  Marriages 

and  Deaths,  Alta .  346 

B.C .  354 

Man . 362 

N.B .  368 

N.W.T .  431 

Ont .  379 

P.E.1 .  407 

Que . 412 

Sask . 424 

Yukon .  430 

Registrar  General 

of  Canada .  324 

Great  Britain .  264 

N.B .  368 

Ontario .  379 

of  Land  Titles,  B.C .  355 

Alta .  349 

of  Vital  Statistics,  Nfld. .  .  372 

Registrars,  Alberta . 349 

in  Bankruptcy .  527 

British  Columbia .  359 

County,  N.B .  370 

Ontario .  402 

of  Deeds,  N.B .  370 

N.S .  377 

Ontario .  405 

P.E.1 .  408 

District,  N.S .  376 

High  Court,  Ontario . 401 

Land  Titles,  Alta . 349 

B.C .  354 

Manitoba . 364 

Sask . 427 

Yukon  &  N.W.T  . .  .430-1 

Manitoba .  363-4 

N.W.T .  43i 

Probate,  N.S .  377 

Quebec .  41 6 

Saskatchewan .  427 

Supreme  Court,  Alta .  348 

B.C .  358 

Dominion . 314 

N.B .  369 

Newfoundland . 373 

N.S .  376 

Ont .  401 

Surrogate,  Manitoba . 363 

Ontario .  401 


1956] 


INDEX 


829 


Registrars, 

Yukon .  430 

Registration  of  Instruments, 

Alta .  349 

Man .  364 

N.B .  369 

Ont . 391 

P.E.1 .  408 

Sask .  427 

Registration  of  Postal  Matter.  210 

of  Trade  Marks .  239 

Regulations  Office,  Ont .  379 

Religions,  Population  by .  471 

Religious  Denominations . 460 

Education  Board  Baptist.  466 

Board,  Anglican .  462 

Council,  Toronto.  .  .  .  657 

Society  of  Friends .  470 

Remembrance  Assoc .  652 

Day .  4 

Rental  Control  Board,  Man.  .  361 

Nfld .  372 

Reply  Coupons . 213 

Reporters,  Court,  Man . 362 

Ont .  403 

Representatives  of  Canada 

Abroad . 311 

of  Other  Governments .  .  338 
Research,  Banting  &  Best, 

JJniversity  of  Toronto .  .  577 

Banting  Foundation . 633 

Board,  Defence .  316 

Bureau  Municipal .  615 

Bureaux  Quebec .  414 

Cancer  (see  Cancer ) 

Connaught  Laboratories.  .  581 

Council,  Alta .  348 

B.C .  356 

Humanities .  636 

National . 331 

Ont .  380 

Defence  Board  .  316 

Fisheries  Board .  313 

Foundation,  N.S .  374 

Ont .  386 

Inst.  Launderers .  624 

Social  Science,  Council  624 

Univ.  of  Toronto . 577,  581 

Reserve,  Gold .  30 

Resources  National, 

Dep’t  of.  Dominion .  322 

Development  Board,  N.B.  368 
Retail  Federation,  Canadian.  .  624 
MerchantsAssociation  .  .  .  652 

Pharmacists’  Ass’n .  649 

Purchase  Tax .  685 

Revenue  of  Canada . 286-7 

Branch,  Quebec .  410 

Comptroller,  Ont .  378 

Dept,  of  National . 319 

Inland,  British  Bd.  of.  .  .  .  263 
Rheumatism  Society,  Arthritis 

and .  645 

Rhodes  Scholarship  Trust ....  653 

Rhodesia,  Federation  of .  271 

Northern . 271 

Southern  . . . 271 , 276 
and  Nyasaland,  Canadian 
Gov’t  Trade  Comm’r. .  .  327 
U.K.  High  Comm’rs.  in .  .  269 

Richelieu  Canal .  332 

Rideau  Canal .  332 

Ridley  College,  St,.  Cath’s.  .  .  .  568 

Rimouski  Seminaire .  548 

Rising  and  Setting,  Sun 


and  Moon . .  .  12-18,  19 


Roads,  See  also  Highways. 

Dept.  Quebec .  414 

Rockefeller  Foundation .  .  .  634 

Roman  Catholic  Church 

in  Canada .  462 

Seminaries,  Ont...  568-9 
Que..  547-8 

Roman  Indiction .  1,  3 

Romanian  Orthodox  Church .  .  468 

Rotary  Clubs  in  Canada . 653 

Rothesay  Collegiate  School  .  .  .  569 

Royal  Air  Force .  267 

Arcanum .  653 

Arch  Masons .  643 

Architectural  Institute.  .  .  610 

Astronomical  Society .  653 

Automobile  Club .  614 

Black  Knights . 653 

Canadian  Acad,  of  Arts. . .  611 

Air  Cadets .  334 

Air  Force . 317,  334 

Badge .  337 

Ensign .  337 

Arm’red  Corps 

Assoc .  653 

Army  Cadets .  334 

Flying  Clubs 

Assoc .  653 

Golf  Assoc .  635 

Humane  Assoc .  654 

Institute . 654 

Mint .  313 

Mt’d  Police.  . . .  337 

Expenditure. . . .  288 

Naval  Badge .  337 

Navy . .  316,  333 

Sea  Cadets .  333 

College  Dental  Surgeons. .  629 
College  Physicians  and 

Surgeons .  645 

Conservatory  of  Music .  . .  569 

Empire  Society .  654 

Family .  258 

Household  Officials . 258 

Inst.  Intern!.  Affairs .  269 

Life  Saving  Soc .  654 

Military  College .  546 

Naval  Liaison  Office .  265 

Navy .  266 

Ontario  Museum .  446 

and  Select  Masters.  .  .  .  643 

Roads  (College) .  547 

Society  of  Canada .  654 

St.  George .  654 

Succession . 258 

Victoria  Coll,  for  Women.  569 

Victorian  Order .  295 

Winnipeg  Ballet  of  Can..  .  611 

Winter  Fair .  632 

Rubber  Imports .  284 

Rural  Districts,  Newfoundl’d.  373 
Electrification  Act 

Quebec . 412 

Population .  306 

Russia,  See  Soviet. 

Russian  Week .  2 

Ryerson  Inst,  of  Technology.  .  586 


s 


St.  Alexandre .  548 

St.  Alphonse  Seminaire .  549 

St.  Alphonsus  Seminary .  569 

St.  Andrew,  Brotherhood  of. .  .  651 
St.  Andrew-Caledonian  Society  654 
St.  Andrew’s  College,  Aurora..  569 
Saskatoon. . .  569 


St.  Andrew’s  Memorial  House  654 

St.  Andrew’s  Societies .  654 

St.  Anne’s  Agricultural  School.  538 

St.  Augustine’s  Seminary .  569 

St.  Basile  Agricultural  School.  537 

St.  Basil’s  Seminary .  569 

St.  Chad’s  College,  Regina _  569 

St.  Christopher  &  Nevis .  273 

St.  David’s  Society .  654 

St.  Dunstan’s  College .  569 

St.  Francis  Xavier  Seminary.  .  569 
University.  569 
St.  George  Society,  Royal ....  654 

St.  Helena,  Colony .  272 

St.  Hyacinthe  Seminaire .  548 

St.  Jean-Baptiste  Society .  655 

St.  Jean  Military  College .  547 

St.  Jerome’s  College,  Kitchener  570 
St.  John  Ambulance  Assoc.  .  .  .  654 

Brigade .  269 

St.  John's  Art  Club .  612 

St.  John's  College,  Winnipeg..  570 
St.  John's  Housing  Corp.. .  .  372 

St.  Joseph's  College .  540 

Agricultural  School .  537 

Seminary .  548 

St.  Joseph  University, 

Moncton .  570 

St.  Laurent  College .  548 

St.  Lawrence  Canals .  332 

Seaway  Authority .  330 

St.  Lucia .  273 

St.  Mary's  College,  Brockville.  569 
University  Halifax. . .  570 

St.  Michael  &  St.  George .  295 

St.  Michael's  Coll.  Toronto.  .  .  576 
School ....  577 

St.  Patrick,  Order  of .  295 

St.  Patrick's  Coll.,  Ottawa ....  570 
St.  Paul’s  College,  Winnipeg.  .  571 

St.  Peters  Canal . 332 

St.  Peter’s  Seminary .  569 

St.  Sacrement  Seminaire  ....  549 
St.  Stephen’s  College,  Univ.  of 

Alta .  540 

Edmonton .  571 

St.  Sulpice,  Montreal .  549 

St.  Thomas  Coll.,  Chatham  .  .  571 

St.  Thomas  More  College .  571 

St.  Vincent .  273 

St.  Vincent  de  Paul  Society. . .  635 

Sacr5-Coeur,  College  du .  571 

University  of .  571 

Safety  Associations .  636 

Leagues .  654 

Saint  John  Law  Society .  641 

(See  also  St  John). 

Saints’  Days .  3 

Salaries  of  Parliamentary  mem¬ 
bers.  Gov. General  etc..  303 

Sales  Tax,  Dominion .  685 

Exempt’ns  from. . . .  685 

Licences .  685 

Revenue .  284 

Salmon,  International  Fisheries 

Commission .  313 

Salutations — See  Forms  of  Address 

Salvador  El.  Consuls .  343 

Salvation  Army  in  Can . 469 

Samoa,  Western .  273 

Samples.  Import.’g  Travellers’ .  794 

Postage  on . 211 

Sanatoria,  see  Hospitals. 

Sarawak . 272 

Sark .  274 


830 


INDEX 


[1956 


Saskatchewan  Agent  in  Lon. .  .  276 
Agricultural  Ass’ns  .  .  .606,  608 
Air  Ambulance  Service.  . .  424 
Anti-Tuberculosis  League.  424 

Architect .  423 

Art  Galleries .  449 

Assessments  Director. .  424 

Association  Architects. . .  .  610 
Associat’n  of  Rural  Muni¬ 
cipalities .  427 

Attorney-General .  422 

Boards  of  Trade  ....  457,  458 

Cancer  Commission .  424 

Chambers  of  Comm.  457,  458 

Cities,  Towns  and  Vill . 427 

Population . 436 

Clubs .  462 

Co-op.  Producers .  607 

Courts,  Judges,  etc . 426 

Crown  Corporations . 426 

Dental  College .  629 

Departments  of  Govt. . .  .  422 
Economic  Adv’s’y  B’d  . . .  426 

Education  Dept .  423 

Employers  Assoc .  654 

Executive  Council . 422 

Exhibitions .  632 

Farmers’  Union .  654 

Fed’n  of  Agriculture . 607 

Fed’n  of  Labour .  640 

Fish  and  Game  Licenses.  .  288 

Government . 422 

Gov’t  Departments ....  422-5 

Hail  Insurance  Assoc .  427 

Health  Services  Branch  . .  424 

Historical  Society .  620 

Homemakers .  632 

Hospital  Associations ....  635 

Hospitals . 424-5 

Inst.  Agrologists .  606 

Joint  Stock  Companies  .  .  423 

Judiciary,  etc . 426 

Land  Registrat’n.  Dist’s.  .  427 
Land  Surveyors  Assoc. . . .  641 

Law  List .  520 

Law  Society . 641 

Legislature . 422 

Liberal  Association . 651 

Libraries .  446 

Library  Association .  438 

Liquor  Board .  425 

Liquor,  Sale  of .  77 

Local  Govt.  Board .  426 

Magistrates .  427 

Mediation  Board . 426 

Milk  Control  Board . 422 

Minimum  Wage  Board . . .  424 

Motor  Club .  614 

Municipal  Officers .  427 

Museums .  449 

Music  Organizations . 646 

Newspapers  and  Mag ....  670 
Official  Administrators .  .  .  427 

Receivers .  527 

Population . 306.  436 

Prog.-Conservative  Assoc .  651 

Public  Service  Com . 425 

Queen’s  Printer .  425 

Registration  of  Instrum’ts.  427 
Rivers  Development  Ass’n  654 

School  Supts .  604 

Trustees  Assoc. .  .  .  655 

Securities  Comm .  423 

Social  Credit  League .  652 

Succession  Duties . 256 

Superannuation  Comm. .  .  425 


Saskatchewan 

Supts.  of  Schools .  604 

Teachers’ Federation .  625 

University  of .  571 

Urban  Municipalit’s  Assoc  427 
Voters’  Qualifications.  ...  75 

Workmen’s  Compensation 

Board .  426 

Saskatoon  Symphony  Orch  . .  .  646 

Saturn,  Planet . 9,  21-24 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  Canal .  332 

Savings  Banks .  36 

P.O.  . .  .88,  213,  321 

Offices,  Ont . 36,  376 

School  of  Art,  Univ.  of 

Manitoba  541,  555 

School  Boards .  590 

Inspectors .  600 

Superintendents .  600 

Trustees .  590 

Trustees’  Organizations  . .  654 
for  Deaf,  Mute,  Blind. .  .  .  573 
Schools,  See  “Normal'' 

“Boards  of  Education" 

“ Educational  Institutions ” 

“ Inspectors ” 

1  'Superintendents’  ’ 
“Teachers'  Colleges" 
Scientific  &  Industrial  Research, 


Britain .  263 

Scientific  Res’ch.  Bureau,  Que .  414 

Services,  Dom .  315 

Scolasticat  Saint-Jean .  568 

Scotland  Yard . 263 

Scottish  Office,  British . 263 

Sculptors’  Society  of  Canada. .  611 

Scouts  Association,  Boy . 614 

Sea  Cadet  Corps,  Canada .  333 

Seasons,  Dates  of .  1 

Secretaries,  Chartered  Inst. . .  .  626 

County,  Que . 419 

Municipal,  Alta .  350 

Man .  364 

N.B .  369 

Nfld .  373 

Que .  417 

Sask . 427 

Secretary,  Provincial,  Alta..  .  .  345 

B.C - 352 

Man...  .  362 

N.B _  367 

N.S _ 374 

Ont ....  379 
P.E.I..  .  407 
Quebec.  410 
Sask. ...  423 

of  State,  Canada . 324 

External  Affairs .  311 

Securities  Act,  B.C .  356 

Man .  361 

Quebec . 409 

Commission,  Ontario .  379 

Sask .  423 

Fraud  Prevent.  Act,  N.B .  367 
Seed  Growers’  Assoc.,  Can..  .  .  607 

Board,  N.S.  Prov’l .  608 

Seminaire  de  Chicoutimi . 548 

de  Nicolet .  548 

de  Quebec .  548 

de  Rimouski .  548 

de  St.  Hyacinthe .  548 

de  Valleyfield .  54s 

du  Sacre  Coeur .  548 

St.  Alphonse .  549 

St.  Joseph,  Three  Rivers..  548 
St.  Sacrement .  549 


Seminaries  in  Ontario,  R.C.  .  564-5 


Seminary,  Baptist,  Central  . . .  547 

Toronto .  574 

Holy  Heart  .  551 

Jesuit,  Toronto .  568 

Lutheran .  552 

Senate  of  Canada . 299,  306 

Services  Colleges,  Can.  .  .  .  335,  546 
Setting  &  Ris’g,  Moon  and  Sun 

12-18,  19 

Settlers’  Effects .  767,  795 

Seventh-Day  Adventists .  464 

Seychelles . 272 

Shanty  men’s  Christian  Assoc .  .  655 

Shaw  Schools .  574 

Sheriffs,  Alberta .  348 

B.C .  359 

Manitoba . 363 

New  Brunswick . 370 

Nova  Scotia . 377 

Ontario . 403 

P.E.1 .  408 

Quebec .  416 

Saskatchewan . 426 

Yukon  &  N.W.T . 430-1 

Ship  Tonnage  Measurement. ..  29 

Shippers’  Guide .  88 

Shipping  Abbreviations . 535 

Lines .  81 

Shipping  Federat’n  of  Can. ..  .  655 
Shoe  Industry  Organizat’ns.  . .  655 
Shorthand  Reporters’  Assoc. .  .  626 

Sidereal  Time .  8 

Sierra  Leone . 272 

Signs  of  Zodiac .  9 

Silk  and  Rayon  Inst .  656 

Silver  Cross  Women  of  B.E. .  .  655 

Silver  Production .  284 

Singapore .  272 

Can.  Trade  Comm’r  in..  .  327 
Sir  Fred  Banting  Fund  C’ttee.  331 

Sir  Geo.  Williams  Coll .  574 

School  of  Art .  541 

Skating  Assoc,  of  Canada .  613 

Sketch  Club .  612 

Ski  Assoc.,  Can.  Amateur .  613 

Sky,  TBe  Night . 21-24 

Snowfall,  Cities .  25 

Social  Allowance  Comm.,  Que.  413 

Council,  Christian .  627 

Credit  Associations . 652 

Science  Research  Council.  624 
Univ.  of  Mont’l. .  560 

Sciences,  Laval .  552 

Service  Angli.  Ch.  of  Can.  461 
National  Council .  271 
United  Church.  .  .  462 

Services  Dept.  N.B . 368 

Univ.  of  Montreal .  560 

Welfare  Branch,  B.C . 353 

Courts,  Que .  414 

Dept.  Que . 413 

Sask .  425 


Work,  McGill  School  of  .  .  556 
Univ.  of  B.C., 

School  of .  545 

U.  of  Man. 

School  of .  555 

Univ.  of  Montr’l 

Dept,  of .  560 

U.  of  Tor.  School 

of .  580 

Workers,  Can.  Ass’n  of.. .  617 

Societies . ggg 

of  Industrial  Acc’ts .  531 


1956] 


INDEX 


831 


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Society  of  Canadian  Painter- 

Etchers .  611 

of  Chem’l  Industry .  656 

of  Friends .  470 

Soci5t5,  Can.  d’Education  ....  655 
Concerts  Symphoniques .  .  646 
d’Etude  et  de  Conferences  656 
des  Ecrivains  Canadiens . .  655 
d’Histoire  Trois  Rivieres  . .  .  620 
Historique  Nouvel-Ont. .  .  620 

Solar  Cycle .  1,3 

Systems,  Elements  of ... .  9 

Tables . 12-18 

Time .  8 

Soldier  Settlem’t  Act .  331 

Soldiers  Aid  Commission,  Ont. .  380 

Solicitor  General,  British .  259 

Canada .  ! .  . .  .  314 

Solicitors,  See  Law  List 

Solomon  Islands .  273 

Somaliland . 272 

Sons  &  Daughters  of  Ireland  . .  656 

Temperance . 656 

Soroptomist  Clubs .  656 

South  Africa,  Union  of .  270 

Can.  High  Com. 

in .  312 

Can.  Trade  Com.  in . 327 

High  Com’r.  in  Canada .  .  338 
Representative  at  London.  276 

U.K.  High  Com.  in . 269 

Australia,  Agt.  in  London  276 

South-West  Africa .  272 

Southern  Alberta  Office .  348 

Rhodesia . 271,  276 

Sovereigns,  Great  Britain .  605 

Soviet  Socialist  Republics, 

Can.  Repres'n.  in..  . .  312 

Consul .  343 

Embassy  in  Canada..  340 

Week .  2 

Spain,  Can.  Gov’t  Trade 

Commissioner  in . 327 

Can.  Repres’n  in .  312 

Consuls  of . 343 

Embassy  of .  340 

Special  Area  Board,  Alta . 346 

Special  Delivery  Letters .  210 

Spirits,  Excise  Taxes . 685,  686 

Sports  Advisory  Council,  Can .  613 

Governing  Bodies .  613 

Spring  Begins .  1 

Stamp  Taxes,  Canada .  690 

Standard  Broadcasting  Sta¬ 
tions  .  660 

Standard  Pound  and  Gallon. . .  26 


Standard  Time  Zones .  8,9 

Standards  Branch,  Trade  & 

Commerce .  325 

Stanstead  Wesleyan  College..  .  574 

Star  of  India,  Order  of .  295 

Star  Maps . 21-24 

Stars,  Morning  and  Evening.  .21-24 

Shooting .  19 

State,  Secretary  of .  323 

Secretary  of,  for  External 

Affairs .  311 

Stationers'  Guild .  656 

Stationery, 

Office,  H.M.,  Britain . 263 

Public  Printing  & .  324 

Statistics,  Bureau  of,  Alta ....  345 

B.C .  356 

Dom. .  .  .  327 
Quebec..  414 

Bank . 279,  280,  285 

of  Progress,  Canada .  284 

of  Trade .  283 

Vital .  437 

compared  (other  countries)  437 

Statutory  Holidays .  1,4 

Steamship  Inspectors . 329 

Stock  Growers  Associations .  .  .  606 
Stratford  Shakespearean 

Festival .  647 

Strathcona  Trust .  634 

Strikes,  Number  of . 285 

Student  Christian  Movement. .  656 
Students,  Nat’l.  Federation  of 

Canadian  University ..  .  647 

Subsidies  to  Provinces . 287 

Subsistence  Allowance, 

Armed  Forces .  335 

Succession  Duties,  Canada ....  248 

G.  Britain .  264 

Ontario .  252 

Other  Prov.,.251,  252,  255-6 

Revenue .  286 

Succession  Duty,  Act,  Dom.  . .  248 

Office,  Alta .  344 

B.C .  355 

N.B .  367 

N.S .  374 

Ont .  378 

Que .  410 

Succession  to  Throne . 258 

Sudan .  272 

( see  Addenda) 

Sugar  Imports . 284 

Summary  of  Municipalities, 

Ont . 397 


Summer  Begins .  1 

School,  Univ.  of  Sask.  .  .  .  573 
School,  Trois  Pistoles ....  585 

Sun  Azimuths,  rising,  etc .  19 

Dials . 10,  20 

Distance  of .  9 

Eclipses  of .  9 

Ephemeris  of .  20 

Rising,  Setting . 12-18 

Semi-Diameter  of .  9 

Superannuation,  Bd.,  Ont .  379 

Commission  Sask .  426 

Superintend’t  of  Bankruptcy.  .  314 
Superintendents  of  Education, 

Ont .  384 

Hospitals,  Newfoundland.  372 

Insurance .  313 

Schools,  Alta .  600 

Man .  601 

N.B .  601 

N.W.T .  605 

Sask .  604 

Yukon . 605 

Supply,  Ministry  of, 

United  Kingdom . 262 

Supreme  Court,  Dominion. ...  314 

of  Alta .  349 

of  B.C . 358 

of  N.B .  369 

of  Nfld . 373 

of  N.S . 376 

of  Ontario. ..  .  401 

of  P.E.1 .  408 

Surrogate  Courts,  see  Courts 
Judges,  see  Judges 
Survey  of  Legal  Profession 

of  Canada .  656 

Surveyors,  Land .  641 

Surveys  Branch,  Quebec .  411 

and  Mapping  Branch  ....  315 
Dept,  of  Mines,  Technical  315 

Swaziland .  273 

Sweden,  Can.  Repres’n  in .  312 

Can.  Commercial  Sec’y.  in  327 

Consuls .  343 

Legation  in  Canada .  341 

Swimming  Assoc.,  Can.  Amat..  613 

Swiss  Consuls .  343 

Switzerland,  Can.  Repres’n  in.  312 
Can.  Commercial 

Counsellor  in .  327 

Legation  of .  341 

Symbols,  Astronomical .  9 

Symphony  Orchestras .  642-3 

Synagogue  in  Canada . 470 


832 


INDEX 


[1956 


Syndicat  National  des  Fonc- 

tionnaires  Municipaux  .  628 
Prof’l.  des  Fonctionnaires 

Municipaux .  628 

Syndicats  Catholiques .  635 

Synod,  Church  of  England. . .  .  460 

Synods,  Lutheran .  467 

Presbyterian .  465 

Syrian  Orthodox  Church . 468 

T 

Table  of  Precedence .  296 

of  Titles .  296 

Tables,  Astronomical,  Notes  on  11 
Weights  and  Measures. ...  27 

Talbot  House .  656 

Tallis  Choir,  Toronto . 646 

Tanganyika .  273 

Tariff  Board  of  Canada .  322 

of  Customs .  684 

Tasmania,  Agent  in  London..  .  276 
Tavern  License  Committee.  .  .  374 
Tax  Foundation,  Canadian... .  634 

Income .  331 

Taxes 

Automobiles .  684 

Beer,  Malt .  685 

Cards .  685 

Cigars  and  Cig . 684,  686 

Excise,  etc .  684 

Income,  Britain .  264 

Income,  Canada .  331 

Matches . 684 

Playing  Cards . 685 

Revenue  from . .  286 

Sales .  685 

Spirits,  Wines,  Tobacco .  .  686 

Supt.  of,  Quebec .  410 

Stamp .  690 

Tires .  684 

Tobacco .  686 

Toilet  Articles,  etc .  684 

Wines,  etc .  686 

Tea  Council  of  Canada .  656 

Tea  and  Coffee  Association.  .  .  .656 

Teachers’  Associations  .  625 

College,  N.B .  562 

Colleges,  Ont .  586 

Sask .  423 

Pensions,  B.C .  355 

N.B .  367 

N.S .  374 

Que .  411 

Retirement  Fund,  Alta  . .  .  345 

Man..  .  361 

Superannuation,  Ont .  384 

Sask. ...  423 

Teachers,  School  for,  McGill.  .  556 

Technical  College,  N.S .  562 

Education,  Man .  361 

Ont .  586 

Que . 586-7 

Sask .  423 

Institute,  Lakehead .  586 

Technical  Schools,  Ontario ....  586 

Schools,  Quebec  .  556 

Toronto .  586 

Service  Council .  574 

Surveys,  Dept,  of  Mines 

&,  Dominion, .  315 

Technology  &  Art  Inst., 

Calgary .  541 

Ryerson  Institute  of .  586 

Telecommunications  Division.  329 


Telegraphs, 

Government,  Yukon .  430 

Telephone  Assoc,  of  Canada. . .  656 

Telephones,  Dept.,  Alta .  347 

in  Use .  285 

Telescopes,  Observatory .  18 

Television  Stations .  662 

Temperance  Act,  P.E.1 .  76 

Temperance  Federation,  Ont.  .  650 

Sons  of .  656 

Temperature  Data,  Cities .  25 

Temperatures,  High  &  Low.  . .  25 

Textile  Associations .  656 

Textiles,  Prov.  Inst,  of.,  Ont ..  .  586 

Thailand,  Consuls  of .  343 

Theatre  Branch,  Ont .  378 

Theatres,  Little .  646 

Theatrical  Organizations .  646 

Scenery,  Customs .  800 

Theological  Faculties 


See  “Universities” 


Seminaries  in  Ont.,  R.C.  568-9 
Theosophical  Soc.  in  Canada .  .  656 

Thota  Club .  656 

Thistle,  Order  of  the .  295 

Timber 

Marking  Act .  240 

Time  Around  World . 8,  9 

Solar,  Sidereal .  8 

Railway .  8 

Standard .  8,  9 

Tires,  Excise  Tax  on 

Rubber .  684 

Titled  Canadians .  289 

Titles,  Abbreviations .  295 

Masters  of,  Ont .  401 

Sask .  439 

Real  Estate,  Ontario .  401 

Registrar  of,  B.C . 354 

Table  of .  296 

Titular  Honours .  295 

Tobacco,  Taxes  on .  686 

Tobago . 273 

Toe  H .  656 

Togoland .  273 

Toilet  Articles,  Tax  on .  684 

Goods  Mfrs’.  Association .  650 

Tonga .  273 

Tonnage,  Ship .  29 

Topographical  Survey . 315 

Toronto  Baptist  Seminaries  547, 574 

Bible  College .  574 

Board  of  Trade,  Book 

Publishers  Br.  614 
Business  &  Prof.  Women's 

Club .  656 

Camera  Club . 656 

General  Burying  Grounds 

Trustees .  657 

Graphic  Arts  Association.  656 

Handicraft  Schools .  597 

Hospital  Council . 635 

Leathercrafters’  Guild  .  .  .  612 

Metropolitan .  389 

Public  &  High 

Schools .  586,  597 

Public  Lib’v  Staff  Assoc.  .  438 
Religious  Education 

Council .  657 

Schools .  589,  597 

Teachers’ Council .  654 

Technical  Schools.  .  .  .586,  597 

University  of .  574 

Schools .  582 

Touring  Permits,  Customs  ....  796 


Tourist  Assoc.,  Canadian  ....  625 

Br.,  Que . . .  409 

Development  Director, 

Nfld.  372 

Tourists’  Effects,  Customs. .  .  .  798 
Regulat’s  re  currency,  etc.  431 
Town  Planners.  Can.  Soc.  of.  .  624 
Town  Planning  Bureau,  Que.  .  414 
Inst,  of  Canada  657 
Towns  and  Clerks  of,  Alta. .  . .  350 
Man. .  .  .  364 

N.B _ 369 

Nfld....  373 

N.S .  376 

Ont .  387 

P.E.I ...  408 
Quebec. .  417 
Sask-  .  .  427 

Population  of . 88,  432 

Townships,  Organized,  Ont...  390 

Trade  Agreements .  686 

and  Com. , Dept. ,  Dom, . .  .  325 
Dept.,  Que. .  414 

Service .  325 

Enquiries  regarding .  633 

Trade  and  Indr.,  Dept  of  B.C.  356 
N.S...  375 

Director,  Ont .  386 

Commissioners,  Abroad.. .  326 
Australia.  338 
British 


Caribbean 
Territory  339 
Canadian.  326 
India ....  339 
N.  Zeal’d.  338 
Pakistan  .  339 
S.  Africa.  338 
United 

Kingdom  338 


Trade  Marks . 238 

Office .  324 

Trade  School  Branch,  B.C ....  355 

Schools,  Quebec .  586-7 

Trades,  Prov.  Inst,  of  Ont. . .  .  586 
Trades  &  Labour  Congress .  .  .  640 

Trafalgar  School .  582 

Training  Schools,  Ontario.  ., .  379 

Trans-Canada  Air  Lines . 80,  83 

Translations  Bureau,  Dom. .  .  .  324 
Transport, 

Board,  Air .  330 

Commissioners,  Board  of .  329 

Dept,  of .  328 

Ministry,  United  Kingdom  261 
Transportation 

Board,  Quebec .  410 

Dept.,  Sask . 423 

Transvaal .  270 

Travel  &  Holiday  Assoc., 

British .  263 

Bureau,  Alta .  347 

B.C .  356 

Canadian  Govt . .  323 

P.E.I .  408 

Dept.  Ontario .  386 

Regulations .  431 

Travellers’  Baggage,  Cust’s  .  .  .  799 
Treasurer,  Municipal,  Alta. . . .  350 

B.C .  356 

Man .  364 

N.B .  369 

Ont .  387 

Quebec .  419 

Sask . 427 


1956] 


INDEX 


833 


Treasurer,  Provincial,  Alta..  .  .  345 
Man .  .  .  360 
N.B..  .  .  366 
N.S..  .  .  374 
Ont.  ...  378 
P.E.I..  .  408 
Sask. . . .  423 
Treasurers,  County,  Ontario .  .  402 
Quebec. .  .  419 

Townships,  Ont . 390 

Treasury  Branches,  Alta .  36 

British .  259 

Dept.,  Alta .  345 

Sask . 423 

Dominion .  313 

Trent  Canal .  332 

Trinidad  and  Tobago .  273 

Can.  Trade  Com’sT.  in.  .  .  326 

Trinity  College,  Toronto . 576 

Trinity  College  School . 582 

Tristan  da  Cunha .  273 

Truro  School  of  Agriculture  .  .  537 
Trust  Compan’s  Assoc,  of  Can.  657 
in  Canada ...  69 

&  Loan  Branch,  Ontario..  384 

Tuberculosis  Assoc.,  Can .  624 

Control,  B.C.,  Director .. .  354 

Nfld . 371 

Division,  Alta .  346 

League,  Anti-,  Sask .  424 

Prevention  Division,  Ont .  380 
Turkey,  Can.  Represent’ n  in. .  312 

Consul .  343 

Embassy  in  Canada .  340 

u 

Uganda . 273 

Ukrainian  Orthodox  Church  .  .  468 
Roman  Catholic  Bishop .  .  463 
Underwriters’  Assoc.  630,  642,  648 
Unemployment  Insurance 

Commission .  315 

Employees  Association .  628 

Relief,  Ont .  380 

Union  of  B.C.  Municipalities..  356 

Cath.  Farmers’ .  607 

College  of  B.C .  582 

des  Latins  d’Amerique.  .  .  657 

Jack,  when  flown .  336 

Manitoba  Municipalities..  364 
des  Latins  d’Amerique.  .  .  657 
des  Muni’palities  de  Que .  657 

N.B.  Municipalities .  657 

N.S.  Municipalities . 657 

Quebec  Municipalities ....  657 

South  Africa .  270 

of  Soviet  Socialist  Repub. 

( See  Soviet) 

Unitarian  Churches,  Can . 468 

Service  Committee  657 

United  Brethren .  467 

Church  of  Canada  463-64 
Training  School .  . .  582 

College,  Winnipeg .  582 

Com.  Travellers  of  Am . .  .  629 

Co-operatives  of  Ont .  607 

Grain  Growers  Ltd .  607 

United  Kingdom .  270 

Air  Mission .  265 

Army  Liaison  Staff .  265 

-Canada  Trade  Agreement  687 
Can.  High  Com’s’r.  in. . . .  312 
Can,  Commercial 

Counsellers  and  Trade 
Commissioner  in  ...  .  327 
Government .  259 


United  Kingdom 

High  Com’s’r  in  Can .  338 

Dorn’s.  .  269 

Information  Service . 265 

Legal  List .  523 

Missions  in  Canada .  259 

Payments  Office .  265 

Sovereigns  of .  605 

Trade  Agreement .  687 

Commissioners . 338 

United  Nations .  277 

Association  in  Canada. .  .  .  657 
Canadian  Delegation  to  . .  312 

Information  Dept .  278 

Organization .  277 

United  States, 

Book  Publishers .  664 

Can .  Consuls  in . 312 

Can.  Represent’n  in.  312 
Can.  Trade  Com  s'r  in  327 

Consuls .  343 

Embassy  in  Canada..  340 

Legal  List .  524 

Measure .  26 

Publishers  (Books) .  .  664 
Travel  Regulations.  .  431 
United  Theological  Coll.,  M’t’l.  582 
Ukrainian  Canadians  ....  657 

University  de  Sherbrooke . 582 

Universities — Acadia .  537 

Alberta .  538 

Bishop’s .  542 

British  Columbia .  543 

Dalhousie  College . 548 

King’s  College .  551 

Knox  College .  576 

Laval,  Quebec . 551 

Manitoba . 553 

McGill,  Montreal .  555 

McMaster,  Hamilton ....  556 

Memorial,  of  Nfld .  558 

Montreal .  558 

Mount  Allison .  561 

New  Brunswick .  562 

Ottawa .  564 

Queen’s,  Kingston .  567 

de  Sherbrooke .  582 

du  Sacr5  Coeur .  571 

Saskatchewan .  571 

St.  Francis  Xavier .  569 

St.  Joseph’s .  570 

St.  Mary’s .  570 

Toronto .  574 

Victoria,  Toronto .  582 

Western  Ontario . 584 

University  College  Toronto.  .  .  575 

Counselling  Assoc .  657 

Extens’n,  Univ.  of  Alta..  .  541 


B.C. .  .  546 
Toronto  580 
Univ.  of  W.  Ont.  585 
McMaster  Univ.  558 


School,  Victoria .  582 

Schools,  Toronto .  582 

Students’,  Federation  of . .  647 
Upper  Canada  Bible  Society .  .  657 

College .  583 

Law  Society  of.  641 

Uranus .  9 

Urban  Population . 432-6 

Ursuline  College  of  Arts .  583 

Uruguay,  Can.  Comm’l. 

Secretary  in .  327 

Can.  Rrpresentation  in. .  .  312 

Consuls .  340 

Embassy  of .  334 


U.S.S.R.,  see  Soviet. 
Utilities,  see  Public. 

V 


Valleyfield  Seminary .  548 

Vancouver  Art  Associations..  611 

Foundation .  634 

Pub.  Lib’y  Staff  Assoc.. . .  439 

School  of  Art .  541 

V.E.  Day .  4 

Vegetables,  Regulations,  etc. . .  27 

Venereal  Disease  Control,  B.C  354 

Man . 362 

Ontario .  .  380 
Quebec . .  .  412 

Sask . 438 

Venezuela,  Can.  Repres’n  in  .  .  312 
Comm.  Counsellor  in ...  .  327 

Consuls .  343 

Embassy  of . 340 

Venus,  Planet . 9,  21-24 

Vermilion  School  of  Agric .  537 

Vessels  Cleared .  285 

Veterans’  Affairs,  Dept,  of ...  .  330 
Expenditures  . .  .  288 

Hospitals . 330 

Veterans,  Army,  Navy  &  A.F. .  610 

Allowance  Board .  331 

Land  Act  Director .  331 

Veterinary  Associations . 657 

College,  Ontario .  564 

Director,  Dom . 308 

Laboratory,  Man .  361 

Medicine,  School  of .  560 

School,  Univ.  of  Mont’l . . .  560 

Victoria,  Agent  at  London. . . .  276 

College,  B.C .  546 

Ontario .  576 

Cross,  Holders  of .  293 

Gratuities . 293 

University,  Toronto  ..576,  582 

Victoria  Day .  4 

Victorian  Order  of  Nurses.  .  . .  657 

Order,  Royal .  295 

Villages  and  Officials  of, 

Alberta . 350 

B.C .  357 

Man .  364 

Ontario . 387 

Saskatchewan .  429 

Populations  of .  88 

Virgin  Islands .  273 

Visas,  United  States . 529 

Visual  Arts,  Alta .  347 

Education,  B.C .  354 

Man .  361 

N.B .  367 

Nfld . 371 

N.S .  374 

Ont .  384 

Que .  411 

Sask .  423 

Vital  Statistics .  437 

Alta . 346 

B.C .  354 

Man .  362 

N.B .  368 

Nfld .  372 

Ont .  388 

Que .  412 

Sask .  424 

Yukon,  N.W.T. 

430-1 

V.J.  Day .  4 


834 


INDEX 


[1956 


Vocational  Education,  B.C -  354 

N.B _ 367 

Nfld. . . .  371 
N.  S. .  . .  374 
Quo  . .  586 

Schools,  Ontario .  587 

Training  Advisory  Council  315 
Voters’ Qualifications .  74 


w 

Wage  Board,  Fair,  Man . 

See  also  Minimum  Wage. 

Wages,  Index  Figures . 

Wakunda  Art  Colony . 

War  Amputations  of  Canada . . 

War  Office,  British . 

Pensioners  of  Canada .... 
Veterans  Allowance  Bd. .  . 
Administrations .  .  . 

Works  Comm.,  Br . 

Water  Resources,  Alta . 

Man . 

Rights,  B.C.,  Comptroller 

Waterloo  College . 

Waverley  School . 

Weather  Bureau . 

Data,  Cities . 

Statistics,  Cities . 

Week,  The . 

Weights  and  Measures . 

Welfare  Council,  Canadian. . .  . 
Dept,  of  Nat.  Health  & .  . 

Dept,  of  Public,  Alta . 

B.C . 

Man . 

Nfld . 

N.S . 

P.E.I . 

Dept,  of  Social,  Que . 

Sask . 

Director,  B.C . 

(See  also  Public  Welfare) 


Welland  Canal,  details  of .  332 

freight  carried.  285 

West  Indies,  Colonies  in .  273 

Trade  Agreem’t . .  688 

Western 

Australia,  Agent  in 

London .  276 

Board  of  Music . • .  . .  584 


Canada  Reclamation  As’n  657 
Can.  Assoc,  for  the  Deaf..  616 
of  Exhibitions  632 
Insur.  Underwriters. .  630 
Can.  Intercolleg.  Athletio 

Union .  613 


Western  Can.-Yukon  Fish  & 

Game  Council . 

European  Union . 

Experimental  Farm . 

Grain  Commissioners  Bd . 
Western  Ontario  Conservatory 

of  Music . 

University  of. .  . . 

Pacific  High  Comm . 

Samoa . 

Stock  Growers  Assoc . 

Wheat  Board,  Canadian . 

Production  since  1871 ...  . 

White  Ensign . 

Wholesale  Price  Indexes . 

Wildlife  Protection  Advisory 

Board . 

Regulations . 

Service,  Dom . 

Windsor,  Art  Associalion . 

Library  Association . 

Medical  Services . 

Royal  House  of . 

Windward  Islands . 

Wines,  Taxes  on .  685, 

Winnipeg  Business  &  Prof. 

Women’s  Club . 

Fed.  of  Civic  Employees.  . 

Foundation . 

Library  Association . 

Royal,  Ballet . 

School  for  Deaf . 

Winter  Begins . 

Fairs,  Ontario . 

Women,  National  Council  of. . 

Teachers,  Federation  of.  . 
Women’s  Auxiliary, 

Anglican  Church . 

Christian  Temp.  Union. .  . 
Institute  Branch,  Ont. .  .  . 

Federated . 

Britain . 

Missionary  Societies- 

461,  ,464, 
Royal  Naval  Vol.  Reserve 

Symphony  Orchestra . 

Transport  Service . 

Voluntary  Services . 

Wentworth  Hist’l.  Society 
Woodcarvers,  Federation 

of,  Canadian . 

Woodstock  Agric’l.  School.  .  .  . 
Workers  Educational  Assoo.  .  . 
Workmen’s  Compensation  Bd., 

Alberta . 

British  Columbia . 


361 

285 

611 

657 

260 

657 

331 

330 

263 

345 

361 
355 

583 

584 
328 

25 

25 
3 

26 
625 
317 
347 
353 

362 
372 
375 
407 
413 
425 
353 


Workman’s 


657 

278 

385 

325 


Manitoba 

N.B . 

N.S . 

Ontario .  . 


P.E.I. 


585 

584 

273 

273 

608 

308 

284 
337 

285 

323 

288 

322 


Quebec . 

Sask . 

Workmen’s  Comp.  Bds.,  Assoc. 
Works  Depts.  See  Pub.  Works. 
Works,  Ministry  of, 

United  Kingdom 

World  Calendar . 

Association . 2, 

World  Organizations . 

World's  Dav . 

Y.W.C.A . 

Wycliffe  College . 577, 


611 

439 

645 
258 
273 
686 

615 

628 

634 

439 

611 

573 

1 

632 

647 

625 

461 

625 

385 

632 

269 

465 

266 

646 
269 
269 
610 


Y 

Y.M.C.A . 

Men’s  Christian  Assoc. . . . 

— Y.W.H.A . 

Women’s  Christian  Ass’ns 

Youth,  Dept,  of,  Que . 

Hostel  Association . 

Protection  Schools . 

Service  . 

Training  Plan,  Quebec  .  .  . 
Yugoslavia,  Can.  Repres'n  in, 

Consuls . 

Embassy  in  Canada . 

Yukon  Affairs, 

Chamber  of  Mines . 

Fish  &  Game  Licenses. . .  . 

Standard  Time . 

Territory  Gov’t . 

Bd.  of  Trade .  .  . 

Judges,  etc . 

Lawyers . 

Libraries . 

Liquor,  sale  of  .  . 

Newspapers . 

Official  Receivers 
Population .  .306, 
School  Sup’t.  .  .  . 
Voters' 

Qualifications 
Y.W.C.A.  Nat'l.  Council . 


611 

537 

658 

348 

355 


z 

Zanzibar . 

Zionist  Organizations 

Zodiac,  Signs  of . 

Zonta  Clubs . 


361 

368 

375 

386 

408 

411 

436 

613 


262 

2 

658 
277 

2 

659 
585 


658 

658 

658 

658 

413 

626 

586 

413 

413 

312 

343 

340 

458 

288 

8 

430 

457 

430 

523 

446 

77 

683 

527 

436 

605 

75 

658 


273 

638 

9 

659 


1956] 


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Christmas  Seals  and  Tags 
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Bridge  and  Euchre  Tallies 
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Blackboard  Brushes 


Publishers  of  the 

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836 


CLASSIFIED  INDEX  OF  ADVERTISERS 


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CLASSIFIED  INDEX  OF  ADVERTISERS 


Banks 

Page 


Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce .  33 

Banque  Canadienne 

Nationale .  33 

Bank  of  Nova  Scotia .  35 

Toronto-Dominion  Bank .  31 

Royal  Bank  of  Canada . 


(facing  inside  front  cover) 


Barristers,  Solicitors,  etc. 

MANITOBA 

Aikins,  MacAulay,  Moffat, 

Dickson,  Hinch  &  McGavin  482 
Pitblado,  Hoskin,  Grundy, 
Bennest  &  Drummond-Hay 
Pitblado,  Hoskin,  McEwen, 
Alsaker,  Hunter  &  Sweat- 


man  .  482 

ONTARIO 
Adams,  Fraser,  Smith  & 

Shaver .  503 

Arnolid,  Parry  &  Campbell .  .  .  503 
Aylesworth,  Garden, 

Thompson  &  Stanbury .  504 

Bell,  Keith,  Ganong  & 

Griffiths .  504 

Blake,  Cassels  &  Graydon ....  504 
Borden,  Elliot,  Kelley,  Palm¬ 
er  &  Sankey .  504 

Bray,  Schofield,  Mackay  & 

Lawrence .  490 

Byrne  &  Dixon .  489 

Cot5  &  Hardy .  492 

Daly,  Thistle,  Judson  & 

Harvey .  505 

Day,  Wilson,  Kelly,  Martin 

&  Morden .  505 

Fasken,  Robertson,  Aitchi- 

son,  Pickup  &  Calvin .  505 

Fennell,  McLean  &  Seed .  505 

Fleming,  Harris,  Kerwin  & 

Barr .  494 

Inch,  Easterbrook  &  Cannon  489 

Jeffery  &  Jeffery .  491 

Kilmer,  Rumball,  Gordon 

&  Beatty .  506 

Lang,  Michener  &  Cranston.  506 

Lash,  Lash  &  Pringle .  506 

Lee,  Ernest  M.,  Q.C . '  ’  506 

McMillan,  Binch,  Stuart,  Berry, 
Dunn,  Corrigan  &  Howland  507 
Malone,  Malone  &  Mont- 

gomery .  507 

Martin,  Walter  M.,  Q.C .  507 

Mason,  Foulds,  Arnup, 

Walter  &  Weir .  507 

Ross  &  Robinson . .  489 

Sinclair,  Goodenough,  Hig- 
ginbottom  &  McDonnel.  .  .  .  508 

Smith,  Rae,  Greer .  508 

Tilley,  Carson,  McCrimmon 

&  Wedd .  508 

Tory,  Miller,  Thomson, 

Hicks,  Arnold  &  Sedgewick  508 
White,  Bristol,  Beck  & 

Phipps .  509 


QUEBEC 

Hugessen,  Macklaier, 

Chisholm,  Smith  &  Davis.  512 
McMichael,  Common, 

Howard,  Ker  &  Cate .  512 

Magee,  O’Donnell  &  Byers.  .  .  512 
Stikeman  &  Elliott .  512 

SASKATCHEWAN 
Cross,  Jonah,  Hugg  &  Forbes  522 


Bonds 


Page 


Kamm,  Garland  &  Co. 

Limited . (front  end  paper) 


Books 


Arithmetic  and  Reading .  599 

Encyclopedia  of  the  Opera ....  237 

The  Moral  Decision . .  279 

Silken  Lines  and  Silver 

Hooks .  214 


Certified  Public  Accountants 

The  Canadian  Institute  of 
Certified  Public  Accoun¬ 
tants  .  530 


Chartered  Accountants 


Deloitte,  Plender,  Haskins  & 

Sells . 529 

Dick,  Bond,  Hetherington 

&  O’Loane .  529 

Edwards,  Morgan  &  Co .  529 

Pettit,  Hill,  &  Bertram .  812 

Thorne,  Mulholland,  Howson 
&  McPherson .  529 


Custom  House  Brokers 


Robinson  &  Heath .  685 

Thompson,  Ahern  &  Co .  693 


Educational  Institutions 


Alma  College .  540 

Asbury  College .  541 

Laval  University .  551 

McMaster  University .  556 

St.  Andrew’s  College .  569 

Shaw  Schools  Limited .  831 

University  of  Alberta .  538 

University  of  British 

Columbia .  543 

University  of  Montreal .  558 

University  of  Toronto .  574 

University  of  Western 

Ontario .  584 

Upper  Canada  College .  583 

Electro  and  Stereotypers 

Northgrave  Limited .  809 

Engravers 

Herold  &  Garbe  Limited . 811 

Rapid  Grip  &  Batten .  667 

Strong  Photo  Engraving 
Ltd .  659 

Envelopes 

Globe  Envelopes  Limited .  659 

W.  J.  Gage  &  Co.,  Limited.  .  .  818 


Insurance” Companies  and 

Agents 


The  General  Accident  Assur- 
ance  Company  of  Canada . 

Geo.  R.  Hargraft  &  Co . 

J ohnson  &  Higgins . 

London  &  Lancashire . 

North  American  Life  As- 


217 

219 

222 

224 


surance  Co.  (inside  back  cover) 

Sun  Insurance  Office  Ltd .  225 

Sun  Life  Assurance  Co.  of 

Canada . .  230 


Miscellaneous 

Page 


Bicycle  and  Congress 

Playing  Cards .  452 

British  Columbia  Dep’t.  of 

Trade  &  Industry .  353 

Brown  Brothers  Limited . 683 

Quebec  Dept,  of  Trade  and 

Commerce .  410 

Richard  De  Boo  Limited .  ii 


Mortgage  Corporations 

Canada  Permanent  Mort¬ 
gage  Corporation . 

(Inside  front  cover) 


Paper  Boxes 


Collett-Sproule,  Limited .  811 

Toronto  Carton  Co.  Ltd .  815 

Progress  Paper  Box  Co .  811 


Paper  Dealers 

United  Paper  Mills  Limited.  815 
Wilson-Munroe  Co.,  Limited.  811 


Paper  Makers 

Alliance  Paper  Mills,  Ltd . 

(inside  back  end  paper) 


Don  Valley  Paper  Co.  Ltd. .  .  .  815 
The  E.  B.  Eddy  Company, 

Ltd .  i 

Howard  Smith  Paper  Miils 

Limited .  807 

Provincial  Paper  Limited 


(facing  inside  back  cover) 
Rolland  Paper  Co.  Ltd .  vii 

Patents 


Carreau,  Louis  H.,  Q.C .  240 

Fetherstonhaugh  &  Co .  242 

Fox,  Harold  G.,  Q.C .  242 

Gowling,  MacTavish, 

Osborne  &  Henderson  242 
Marion  &  Marion,  Robic  & 

Bastein .  242 

Ridout  &  Maybee .  244 


Publishers,  Lithographers, 
Printers 

Copp  Clark  Publishing  Co.  Ltd. 

214,  237,  279,  599,  663,  835 


Printers’  Machinery,  Type 
and  Supplies 

Cooper  &  Beatty  Limited ....  815 
Harris  Seybold  (Canada)  Ltd. 

(inside  back  end  paper) 
Moore  Type  Foundry  Limited  449 
Mono  Lino  Typesetting  Co. 

Ltd .  536 


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