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Returning Officers 2015 RETURNING OFFICERS 2015 District District Name Returning Officer RO Headquarters Phone Email Address (902) 1 Souris -Elmira CLINTON, Michael 50 Main St. Souris 969-9339 [email protected] 2 Georgetown-St. Peters MACLENNAN, Melissa Central Kings Fire Dept, 1559 Dundas - Rte 4, Bridgetown 969-3847 [email protected] 3 Montague-Kilmuir MULLALLY, Dwight 27 Judy's Lane, Lower Montague 969-3879 [email protected] 4 Belfast-Murray River ALLEN, Shirley 47 MacLure St, Murray River 969-6985 [email protected] 5 Vernon River-Stratford CURRAN, Mary(Marie) 75 Beech Hill Rd, Alberry Plains, Vernon Bridge 394-3625 [email protected] 6 Stratford-Kinlock RICHARD, Dennis Stratford Town Hall, 234 Shakespeare Dr., Stratford 626-9823 [email protected] 7 Morell-Mermaid LAMBE, J. Keith Fort Augustus Rec Centre, 3763 Fort Augustus Rd-Rte 21 629-4895 [email protected] 8 Tracadie-Hillsborough Park GARRETT, Ethan 149 Southdale Av, Charlottetown 393-9018 [email protected] 9 York-Oyster Bed TINGLEY, David Milton Community Hall, 7A New Glasgow Rd - Rte 224 388-0432 [email protected] 10 Charlottetown-Sherwood MACDONALD, Allison St. Marks Presbyterian Church, 19 Tamarac Ave, Charlottetown 629-0233 [email protected] 11 Charlottetown-Parkdale DUFFY, Virginia 158 Belvedere Ave. Suite 8, Charlottetown 626-8037 [email protected] 12 Charlottetown-Victoria Park DOYLE, Amy 25 Cumberland St, Charlottetown 628-5418 [email protected] 13 Charlottetown-Brighton MACKINNON, Paula 5 Brighton Rd, Charlottetown 626-6213 [email protected] 14 Charlottetown-Lewis Point GORVEATT, Donna 29 Bardin Cr, Charlottetown 388-1913 [email protected] 15 West Royalty-Springvale AITKEN, David Econo Lodge,Unit 116, 20 Lower Malpaque Rd, Charlottetown 629-4759 [email protected] 16 Cornwall-Meadowbank GAUDET, Beverly 22 MacRae Dr., Cornwall 388-0293 [email protected] 17 Kellys Cross-Cumberland WILSON, Elizabeth Afton Community Hall, 1552, Rte 19, New Dominion 628-7751 [email protected] 18 Rustico-Emerald MACLEAN, Ann 1558 Trout River Rd - Rte 239, Millvale 626-6285 [email protected] 19 Borden-Kinkora LOCKHART, Claire 1277 Callbeck St - Rte 171, Bedeque 439-8169 [email protected] 20 Kensington-Malpeque SUDSBURY, Debby 594 Irishtown Rd - Rte 101, Kensington 439-6929 [email protected] 21 Summerside-Wilmot SIMPSON, Gary 129 Stafford Estate, Summerside 888-9589 [email protected] 22 Summerside-St. Eleanors HORNYIK, Oscar Centre 150, 150 Industrial Cr., Summerside 432-4830 [email protected] 23 Tyne Valley-Linkletter KELLY, Eugene St. Eleanors Community Centre, 1 West St., Summerside 439-1251 [email protected] 24 Evangeline-Miscouche ARSENAULT, Allison Miscouche Rec Centre, 31 High School St, Miscouche 439-2883 [email protected] 25 O'Leary-Inverness MACWILLIAMS, Margie 4351 O’Leary Rd - Rte 142, Springfield West, O’Leary 856-2635 [email protected] 26 Alberton-Roseville MEGGISON, Jean 608 Mill River East Rd - Rte 145, Alberton 856-2339 [email protected] 27 Tignish-Palmer Road MAZEROLLE, Harvey Tignish Cultural Centre, 103 School St, Tignish 853-7072 [email protected] .
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