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GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION 177 4.4 Electoral districts, voters on the list, votes polled and names and addresses of members of the House of Commons as elected at the twenty-ninth general election, Oct. 30, 1972 (continued) Province and Popu­ Voters Total Votes Name of member Postal address Party electoral district lation, on votes polled affili- Census list' polled by ation^ 1971 (incl. member' rejec­ tions)' ONTARIO (continued) Elgin 66,608 41,217 34, 681 17,280 J. Wise St. Thomas PC Essex — Windsor 94,846 55,501 42, 048 19,793 Hon. E. F. Whelan Anderdon Lib. Fort William 60,207 37,282 29, 832 11,535 P. McRae Vicker's Heights Lib. Frontenac — Lennox and Addington 61,668 38,321 29, 386 16,562 D. Alkenbrack Napanee PC Glengarry — Prescott — Russell 62,599 38,499 29, 877 14,780 D. Ethier Dalkeith Lib. Grenville — Carleton 119,408 72,895 62, 075 32,832 W. Baker Ottawa PC Grey — Simcoe 67,997 44,195 34, 789 17,092 G. Mitges Owen Sound PC Halton 105,801 62,588 52, 039 22,640 T. O'Connor Oakville PC Halton — Wentworth 124,390 76,643 63, 535 31,150 B, Kempling Dundas PC Hamilton East 74,709 41,231 31, 134 13,053 Hon. J. C. Munro Hamilton Lib. Hamilton Mountain 106,266 64,640 53, 306 21,708 D. M. Beattie Hamilton PC Hamilton — Wentworth 99,169 61,756 49, 403 18,611 S. O'Sullivan Stoney Creek PC Hamilton West 81,664 50,566 38, 752 19,847 L. M. Alexander Hamilton PC Hastings 64,328 41,278 31, 833 16,591 J. Ellis Belleville PC Huron 58,515 36,686 29, 751 18,921 R. E. McKinley Zurich PC Kenora — Rainy River 54,853 31,910 23, 331 9,244 J. M. Reid Kenora Lib. Kent — Essex 85,580 51,337 36, 524 18,850 H. W. Danforth Blenheim PC Kingston and The Islands 82,907 54,183 43, 184 22,788 Flora MacDonald Kingston PC Kitchener 106,127 64,494 48, 644 18,351 K, R, Hymmen Kitchener Lib. Lambton — Kent 67,892 41,462 31, 201 16,056 J, R, Holmes Wallaceburg PC Lanark — Renfrew — Carleton 63,818 41,483 34, 876 17,893 P, Dick Kanata PC Leeds 66,263 41,905 34, 272 18,130 T, Cossitt Brockville PC Lincoln 84,935 49,985 39, 777 16,830 K, Higson Grimsby PC London East 89,221 51,271 37, 899 14,037 C. R. Turner London Lib. London West 106,317 74,352 59, 747 29,474 J. Buchanan London Lib. Middlesex 92,814 55,964 45, 159 20,614 W, C. Frank Hyde Park PC Niagara Falls 89,537 53,378 39, 722 15,705 J, Hueglin Niagara Falls PC Nickel Belt 85,577 44,556 35, 203 14,033 J. Rodriguez Coniston NDP Nipissing 67,312 37,767 30, 485 12,451 J,-J, Blais North Bay Lib. Norfolk — Haldimand 74,568 46,348 39, 588 21,214 W, Knowles Langton PC Northumberland — Durham 73,705 46,410 38, 873 17,385 A, Lawrence Janetville PC Ontario 87,842 52,037 42, 839 16,328 N, A, Cafik Pickering Lib. Oshawa — Whitby 111,361 67,580 57, 624 23,757 E, Broadbent Oshawa NDP Ottawa — Carleton 130,906 80,040 67, 771 31,394 Hon. J, Turner Ottawa Lib. Ottawa Centre 70,584 47,032 37, 459 14,101 H, Poulin Ottawa Lib. Ottawa East 71,277 46,982 34, 785 20,450 J,-R, Gauthier Ottawa Lib. Ottawa West 98,956 64,443 55, 004 22,169 P. Reilly Ottawa PC Oxford 80,336 49,439 40, 838 25,438 W. Nesbitt Woodstock PC Parry Sound — Muskoka 62,162 40,428 30, 871 14,297 S, Darling Burks Falls PC Peel — Dufferin — Simcoe 119,885 71,239 57, 780 25,692 E. Madill Orangeville PC Peel South 172,352 103,773 82, 432 31,984 D, Blenkarn Mississauga PC Perth— Wilmot 72,996 46,100 35, 844 19,859 B, Jarvis Stratford PC Peterborough 85,064 55,642 45, 382 20,282 Hon, J, H. Faulkner Lakefield Lib. Port Arthur 57,456 35,251 27, 586 14,351 Hon, R. K. Andras Thunder Bay Lib. Prince Edward — Hastings 74,856 45,904 35, 959 19,789 Hon, G. Hees Cobourg PC Renfrew North — Nipissing East 61,707 33,278 26, 144 13,553 L. D. Hopkins Petawawa Lib. Sarnia — Lambton 83,631 49,590 38, 010 16,112 J. CuUen Sarnia Lib. Sault Ste. Marie 81,002 44,810 35, 917 12,851 C. Symes Sault Ste. Marie NDP St. Catharines 101,418 64,983 49, 281 19,256 T, Morgan St. Catharines PC Simcoe North 93,655 59,500 46, 759 22,075 P. B, Rynard Orillia PC Stormont — Dundas 72,052 44,446 33, 750 17,243 Hon, L. Lamoureux'' Cornwall Sudbury 94,624 56,886 44, 222 24,125 J, Jerome Sudbury Lib. Thunder Bay 53,214 31,140 22, 782 10,954 K, Penner Nipigon Lib. Timiskaming 49,870 29,632 23, 383 11,327 A, Peters New Liskeard NDP Timmins 53,616 31,974 25, 461 10,804 J. Roy Timmins Lib. Victoria — Haliburton 60,996 40,850 32, 381 18,450 W. C. Scott Kinmount PC Waterloo 120,719 76,139 60, 149 24,197 M. Saltsman Gait NDP Welland 82,860 51,171 38, 514 18,693 V. Railton Port Colborne Lib. Wellington 75,989 48,034 39, 390 20,730 A. D. Hales Guelph PC Wellington — Grey — Dufferin — Waterloo 73,846 45,692 34, 082 17,081 P. Beatty Fergus PC Windsor — Walkerville 87,514 51,886 40, 489 17,298 M. MacGuigan Windsor Lib. Windsor West 90,466 50,978 37, 323 17,957 Hon, H. Gray Windsor , Lib. York North 125,296 77,799 66, 321 28,333 B. J, Danson Willowdale Lib. York — Simcoe 99,624 61,962 50, 594 22,957 S, Stevens King City PC Metropolitan Toronto Broadview 78,601 36,640 26, 907 11,063 J, Gilbert Toronto NDP Davenport 84,780 27,761 21, 858 9,366 C, L, Caccia Toronto Lib. Don Valley PC Eglinton 104,606 68,705 61, 697 30,764 J, Gillies Thornhill Elobicoke 78,314 52,875 43, 132 19,389 Hon, M, Sharp Ottawa Lib. Greenwood 135,971 85,788 72, 200 32,007 Hon, A, Gillespie Toronto Lib. High Park ~ Humber 80,797 45,157 33, 950 14,260 A, F. Brewin Toronto NDP Valley 86,050 52,047 43, 944 18,411 O, Jelinek Toronto PC Parkdale 82,207 39,250 28, 321 12,214 Hon, S, Haidasz Toronto Lib. Rosedale 81,265 49,063 37, 086 16,072 Hon, D, S, Macdonald Ottawa Lib. St. PauPs 72,174 46,983 37, 504 15,712 R, Atkey Toronto PC .
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