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Electoral Districts, Voters on List and Votes Polled, Names and Addresses of Members of the House of Commons As Elected at the Twenty-Fourth General Election, Mar THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 97 11.—Electoral Districts, Voters on List and Votes Polled, Names and Addresses of Members of the House of Commons as Elected at the Twenty-Fourth General Election, Mar. 31, 1958, and Revised to Jan. 31, I960—continued. Popu­ Votes Province lation, Voters Total Polled Party and Census on Votes by Name of Member P.O. Address Affili­ Electoral District 1956 List Polled Mem­ ation ber No. No. No. No. Ontario—concluded Hastings South 62,804 34,830 29,381 17,849 L. GBILLS Belleville P.C. Huron 46,426 25,311 21,881 14,108 E. CARDIFF Brussels P.C. Kenora-Rainy River.. 67,356 33,138 27,493 11,956 W. M. BENIDICKSON. .. Kenora L.-Lab. Kent 68,212 38,108 31,462 17,348 H. W. DANFORTH Blenheim P.C. Kingston 65,680 38,701 33,025 16,989 B. ALLMARK Kingston P.C. Lambton-Kent 41,220 23,583 18,735 12,835 E. J. CAMPBELL Wallaceburg P.C. Lambton West 67,350 37,967 29,509 16,603 U. W. MURPHY Camlachie P.C. Lanark 37,903 22,204 16,557 12,116 G. H. DOUCBTT Carleton Place.. P.C. Leeds 43,199 25,583 22,040 12,675 H. STANTON Seeley's Bay... P.C. Lincoln 111,740 64,403 51,627 29,958 J. SMITH St. Catharines.. P.C. London 74,865 46,777 36,399 24,276 G. E. HALPENNY London P.C. 78,524 Middlesex East 45,085 36,351 24,896 H. O. WHITE Glanworth P.C. 37,508 Middlesex West 21,786 18,033 11,974 W. H.A.THOMAS Strathroy P.C. 70,950 Niagara Falls 40,348 30,956 14,025 W. L. HOUCK Niagara Falls... 60,098 Lib. Nickel Belt 29,774 25,363 11,866 O. J. GODIN Sudbury Lib. 58,258 31,977 Nipissing 26,940 15,046 J. R. GARLAND North Bay Lib. 46,122 25,250 Norfolk 19,970 12,369 J. E. KNOWLES Langton P.C. 38,205 22,897 Northumberland 19,708 12,517 B. THOMPSON Brighton 99,039 58,844 P.C. Ontario 46,611 26,887 Hon. M. STARR 52,473 33,372 Oshawa P.C. Ottawa East 28,259 17,161 J. T. RICHARD lOttawa Lib. Ottawa West 68,255 44,767 65,228 37,913 19,098 G. MCILRAITH Ottawa Lib. Oxford 36,986 29,714 52,556 30,517 22,079 W. NESBITT Woodstock P.C. Parry Sound-Muskoka. 24,342 14,888 G. H. AIKEN Gravenhurst P.C. Peel 83,108 49,934 53,410 32,294 38,846 23,379 PALLETT Port Credit P.C. Perth 26,245 18,295 Hon. J. W. MONTEITH. Stratford P.C. Peterborough 59,729 36,216 78,111 28,818 19,032 G. K. FRASER Lakefield P.C. Port Arthur 39,784 35,666 20,342 31,794 12,217 D. M. FISHER Port Arthur C.C.F. Prince Edward-Lennox 45,802 15,361 10,783 C. A. MLLLIGAN Napanee P.C. Renfrew North 23,543 34,403 19,439 20,821 10,425 | J. M. FORGIE Pembroke Lib. Renfrew South 88,306 17,498 9,259 J. W. BASKIN Renfrew P.C. Russell 50,514 54,006 29,164 43,380 21,575 O. GOURI Casselman Lib. Simcoe East 40,754 25,051 24,153 15,149 P. B. RYNARD Orillia P.C. Simcoe North 56,452 31,867 19,947 13,855 H. SMITH Barrie P.C. Stormont 67,868 37,631 26,637 13,964 G. CAMPBELL [Cornwall P.C. Sudbury 49,891 25,420 31,970 16,216 R. MITCHELL Sudbury Lib. Timiskaming 45,469 23,286 21,159 7,544 A. PETERS New Liskeard... C.C.F. Timmins 45,661 28,660 19,493 7,342 M. MARTIN Timmins C.C.F. Victoria 95,256 57,292 22,580 16,080 C W. HODGSON Haliburton P.C. Waterloo North 53,518 32,330 45,278 24,526 O. W. M. WEICHEL Elmira P.C. Waterloo South 78,656 44,365 26,135 15,624 W. ANDERSON Gait P.C. Welland 31,712 18,493 36,420 15,365 W. H. MCMILLAN Thorold Lib. Wellington-Huron 50,928 30,372 15,666 10,574 M. HOWE Arthur P.C. Wellington South 79,421 47,532 25,814 15,160 A. D. HALES Guelph P.C. Wentworth 127,591 80,081 36,778 23,854 F. E. LENNARD Dun das P.C. York Centre 73,284 49,428 58,628 30,764 F. C. STINSON Willowdale P.C. York East 78,202 51,339 37,728 22,900 R. H. MCGREGOR Toronto P.C. York-Humber 70,595 45,201 40,008 23,723 MARGARET AITKEN Toronto P.C. York North 167,310 112,628 34,178 21,499 C. A. CATHERS Newmarket P.C. York-Scarborough 105,979 65,785 89,439 57,396 F. MCGEE Don Mills P.C. York South 110,050 72,484 47,229 22,980 W. G. BEECH Toronto P.C. York West 57,544 34,208 J. B. HAMILTON Etobicoke P.C. City of Toronto- Broadview.. 57,494 34,720 24,296 15,364 Hon. G. HEES : Toronto. P.C. Danforth... 84,617 54,839 41,534 24,139 R. H. SMALL Toronto. P.C. Davenport.. 62,430 32,641 25,307 12,117 M. D. MORTON Toronto. P.C. Eglinton 71,271 52,098 41,091 28,565 Hon. D. M. FLEMING. .. Toronto. P.C. Greenwood. 56,637 35,551 26,573 16,284 Hon. J. M. MACDONNELL. Toronto. P.C. High Park.. 59,850 35,454 27,821 14,289 J. W. KUCHEREFA Toronto. P.C. Parkdale... 56,650 34,790 26,456 13,640 A. MALONEY I Toronto. P.C. Rosedale... 55,088 33,519 24,826 15,429 Hon. D. J. WALKER I Toronto. P.C. St. Paul's... 54,262 40,656 28,590 18,213 Hon. R. MICHENER j Toronto. P.C. Spadina 85,490 43,310 29,893 14,616 C E. REA ! Toronto. P.C. Trinity 63,801 31,385 22,915 10,203 E. R. LOCKYER* .Toronto. P.C. 1 Died Mar. 24,1959; see Table 12 for by-election. ! Died Oct. 5,1958; see Table 12 for by-election. .
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