Mayors of Sault Ste. Marie, 1888-2009 (may be
incomplete!)
George
W. Brown 1888-89
Otto
Fowle 1889-91
George
W. Brown 1891-93
A.
B. Lang 1893-95
Jay
Hursley 1895-97
William
Webster 1897
A.
E. Bacon 1898
Peter
C. Keliher 1898-1900
John
G. Stradley 1901-02
Fred
R. Price 1903
James
L. Lipsett 1903-05
Frank
Perry 1905-07
Frank
P. Sullivan 1907-11
Andrew
J. Short 1911-13
Sherman
T. Handy 1913-17
Mark
Tymon 1917-20
Francis
T. McDonald 1920-22
George
Comb 1922-24
Otto
Supe 1924-26
Mark
Tymon 1926-28
Edwin
T. Crisp 1928-32
Andrew
J. Short 1932-34
George
J. Laundy 1934-38
Paul
L. Adams 1938-42
T.
B. McKinney 1942-44
Maurice
E. Hunt 1944-50
William
L. Freeman 1950-52
James
Robertson 1952-57
David
E. Foster 1957-59
Roy
H. Lynn 1959-63
Robert
I. Jacobs 1963-65
David
E. Foster 1965-66
Levi
B. Godin 1966
John
O. Harrington 1966-71
Marvin
Dahlman 1971-73
Frank
Pingatore 1973-77
Jerald
A. Peters 1977-83
James
A. Alford 1983-89
William
E. Lynn 1989-99
Verna
P. Lawrence 1999-2001
Anthony
G. Bosbous 2001-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1903 Apr 6:
James
L. Lipsett (Dem), elected.
1907 Apr 1:
Frank
P. Sullivan (Rep), elected.
1909 Mar 23:
Frank
P. Sullivan (Rep), nominated;
John
G. Stradley (Rep), defeated in primary.
1909 Apr 5:
Frank
P. Sullivan (Rep), elected unopposed.
1911 Mar 21:
Andrew
J. Short (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1911 Mar 21:
John
Metzger (Rep), nominated;
David
Brown (Rep), defeated in primary;
Mark
Tymon (Rep), defeated in primary;
Alf
Richards (Rep), defeated in primary.
1911 Apr 3:
Andrew
J. Short (Dem), elected;
John
Metzger, defeated.
1913 Mar 5:
A.
E. Cullis (Dem), nominated;
James
L. Lipsett (Dem), defeated in primary.
1913 Mar 5:
Sherman
T. Handy (Rep), nominated;
W.
E. F. Weber (Rep), defeated in primary.
1913 Apr 7:
Sherman
T. Handy (Rep), elected;
A.
E. Cullis (Dem), defeated.
1915 Mar 3:
John
F. Deadman (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1915 Mar 3:
Sherman
T. Handy (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1915 Apr 5:
Sherman
T. Handy (Rep), elected;
John
F. Deadman (Dem), defeated.
1917 Mar 7:
A.
E. Cullis (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1917 Mar 7:
Mark
Tymon (Rep), nominated;
Sherman
T. Handy (Rep), defeated in primary.
1917 Apr 2:
Mark
Tymon (Rep), elected;
A.
E. Cullis (Dem), defeated.
1922 Apr 3:
George
Comb, elected;
Thomas
J. Watchorn, defeated.
1924 Apr 7:
Otto
Supe, elected.
1932 Apr 4:
Andrew
J. Short, elected.
1936 Apr 6:
George
J. Laundy, elected.
1938 Apr 4:
Paul
L. Adams, elected.
1957:
David
E. Foster, elected.
1959:
David
E. Foster, defeated.
1961:
David
E. Foster, defeated.
1963:
David
E. Foster, defeated.
1965 Apr 5:
David
E. Foster, elected;
Robert
I. Jacobs, defeated.
1966 Feb 28:
David
E. Foster, recalled.
1966 Apr 25:
John
O. Harrington, elected;
Levi
B. Godin, defeated.
1967 Apr 3:
John
O. Harrington, elected;
David
E. Foster, defeated.
1969 Apr 7:
John
O. Harrington, elected unopposed.
1971 Apr 5:
Marvin
Dahlman, elected;
Frank
Pingatore, defeated.
1973 Feb 19:
Frank
Pingatore, nominated;
David
E. Foster, nominated;
John
Kenn, defeated in primary;
Edward
Leask, defeated in primary;
Ronald
Calery, defeated in primary;
Gregory
Long, defeated in primary;
Casimir
Grace, defeated in primary.
1973 Apr 2:
Frank
Pingatore, elected;
David
E. Foster, defeated.
Postmasters at Sault Ste. Marie, 1871-1973 (may be
incomplete!)
Myron
W. Scranton as of 1871-81
L.
P. Trempe as of 1887
Chase
S. Osborn 1889-93
William
Webster as of 1901
Stewart
T. Moran 1957-58
Byard
G. Raeburn 1958
Byard
G. Raeburn 1958-73
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