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Canadian Federal Election (1957) | Canadian Federal Election (1962)
The Canadian federal election of 1958 was held on 31 March. The results were as follows:
Riding |
Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
Brandon-Souris |
Walter Gilbert Dinsdale (1916-1982) |
Progressive Conservative |
22,185 |
Kendric Hambly Williams |
Liberal |
5,303 |
Hans Fries |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
1,552 |
Walter Robert Jones |
Social Credit |
946 |
Churchill |
Robert “Bud” Simpson (1910-1990) |
Progressive Conservative |
11,506 |
Lorne Paterson Ferg (1924-1985) |
Liberal |
4,159 |
Jack Freedman |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
2,118 |
Dauphin |
Richard Elmer Forbes (1894-1978) |
Progressive Conservative |
8,674 |
Frederick Samuel “Fred” Zaplitny (1913-1964) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
6,023 |
Allan Thomas Warnock (1899-1966) |
Liberal |
3,981 |
Lisgar |
George Robson Muir (1903-1970) |
Progressive Conservative |
13,072 |
Kenneth Hartwell |
Liberal |
4,546 |
Wilfred Darling |
Social Credit |
1,445 |
Joseph Albert Hamilton |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
520 |
Marquette |
John Nicholas “Nick” Mandziuk (1902-1969) |
Progressive Conservative |
14,748 |
David Arthur “Art” Kinney (1915-2003) |
Liberal |
5,598 |
Michael J. Sotas |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
1,572 |
William Nevin |
Social Credit |
993 |
Portage-Neepawa |
George Clark Fairfield (1912-1978) |
Progressive Conservative |
15,304 |
Harold Lloyd Henderson (1907-1993) |
Liberal |
6,434 |
Sidney Coulthard |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
1,598 |
Provencher |
Warner Herbert Jorgenson (1918-2005) |
Progressive Conservative |
8,278 |
J. Rene Prefontaine (1923-1984) |
Liberal |
5,268 |
Wilbert James Tinkler |
Social Credit |
1,363 |
Jacob John Siemens (1896-1963) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
281 |
St. Boniface |
Laurier Arthur Regnier (1903-1990) |
Progressive Conservative |
12,688 |
Joseph Louis A. Deniset (1919-1983) |
Liberal |
9,500 |
Nicholas Manchur |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
5,759 |
Lockie A. Miles |
Social Credit |
881 |
Selkirk |
Eric Stefanson (1913-1977) |
Progressive Conservative |
8,878 |
William “Scottie” Bryce (1888-1963) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
5,291 |
William James Wood |
Liberal |
4,467 |
Springfield |
William Val Yacula (c1908-1958) |
Progressive Conservative |
7,045 |
Jacob “Jake” Schulz (1901-1983) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
4,962 |
Anton Bernard Weselak (1918-1989) |
Liberal |
3,491 |
John William Gross (1914-1994) |
Social Credit |
1,125 |
Winnipeg North |
William Murray Smith |
Progressive Conservative |
19,629 |
Alistair McLeod Stewart (1905-1970) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
19,414 |
Nina Antoinnette Yaremovich Partrick (1907-1995) |
Liberal |
5,700 |
William Cecil Ross (c1911-1998) |
Labor Progressive |
1,503 |
Winnipeg North Centre |
John Maclean |
Progressive Conservative |
14,911 |
Stanley Howard Knowles (1908-1997) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
13,536 |
Thomas R. Blaine |
Liberal |
3,552 |
Winnipeg South |
Gordon Campbell Chown (1922-2002) |
Progressive Conservative |
32,308 |
Henry Charles “Charlie” Avery (1909-1992) |
Liberal |
12,524 |
Fred Paulley |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
6,305 |
Winnipeg South Centre |
Gordon Minto Churchill (1898-1985) |
Progressive Conservative |
27,722 |
Ronald John “Ron” Gillies (1925-2006) |
Liberal |
7,927 |
Gordon Richard Fines (1911-1990) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
5,975 |
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Members of the Twenty-Fourth Canadian Parliament (1958-1962)
Sources:
History of Federal Ridings Since 1867, Parliament of Canada.
We thank Nathan Kramer for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 4 February 2023
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