701:, was president of the Dalhousie Municipal Association, was on the executive of the Dalhousie Community Club, Wellington Home and School Club, and the Primrose Athletic Association. He also served as a director of the Gladstone Football Club and the Montagnard Club, was a member of the Civil Service Association of Ottawa, was director of the Eastern Ontario Development Association,a director of the Ottawa Winter Fair, and a member of the Knockers Club of Ottawa.
440:, after securing permission from his government department. Both Hamilton and his seat mate McGrath were re-elected, Hamilton with 1,692 votes, 250 votes behind McGrath. At this point, Hamilton was the youngest member of city council. On council, he was a member of the Civic Industrial and Publicity Committee, and was the chairman of the Mothers' Allowance Committee. Hamilton ran for re-election in the
606:, so Hamilton stayed out. On November 15, 1954, he announced he would be running for re-election in Ward 6. In addition to possibly running for mayor, he had been rumoured to run for board of control, but declined, citing public servant regulations. On election day, Hamilton was re-elected, topping the poll in Ward 6, winning 4,021 votes, just 20 more than McAulay. Parker ran again, finishing third.
537:. His running mate, McCann, had run for a seat on the Board of Control. During the campaign, Hamilton supported annexing surrounding suburbs into the city. By the 1949–50 council term, Hamilton had become the senior Anglophone member of city council, having served for 18 years by the end of the term. He announced he would run for re-election on November 17, 1950. He was re-elected in the
456:, and was elected back on to council, winning 1,579 votes, nearly 1,700 votes behind McCann, who again topped the poll. McVeigh was defeated, after having finished third, just 38 votes behind Hamilton, and was the only alderman who lost his seat in the election. During the 1935 term on council, Hamilton took an interest in work and
622:. When running for the Board, he was noted as an "advocate of public ownership of public utilities" due to his support for the establishment of the Ottawa Hydro Commission. Hamilton was successful in his election bid, winning 24,167 votes, placing third on the four seat Board, almost 6,000 votes behind the leading candidate,
425:, winning 1,575 votes for the two-seat position, 321 votes fewer than McGrath. He ran on a platform of lower taxes, re-organization of city hall, co-operation with the government to build a new city hall, submitting all large expenditures to taxpayers, city contracts to local firms, no further concessions to the
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had entered the race, and topped the poll with 2,285 votes. McVeigh was re-elected with 1,315 votes, while
Hamilton finished third with 1,268 votes. Following his defeat, he continued to chair the Mothers' Allowance Committee until October 1934. He also studied unemployment insurance, and promoted
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Mothers' Allowances again, was a member of the special committee on classification of civic employees. Following speculation he may run for a seat on the city's Board of Control, Hamilton
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Teacher's College, where he trained to be a printing technical teacher. Following his education, he worked as a compositor at the government printing bureau, where he would work for over 30 years, retiring as superintendent. One of his responsibilities was ensuring that
567:. This caused a new ward map to be drawn, and Hamilton was drawn into the new Ward 6 (ward names were dropped for the next few elections). Hamilton was elected in the new ward with 4,770 votes, topping the poll. His Dalhousie seat mate McAuley was also re-elected. Alderman
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Industrial and Publicity Committee. Later in the year, he suffered through the death of his first wife, Olive. He remained in politics, and was re-elected in the
401:(OER) withdrawn, as he was suspected of accepting remuneration from passengers in his automobile. During his political career, he supported the city taking over the OER, and supported the city's transition from
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November 3, 1962, resigning from the Board of Control in the process. Thus ended a city record for continuous elected service. He replaced C.C. Gibson, who had been appointed as a County Court Judge.
479:. One thing holding him back was the prohibition of civil servants running for the board. He was re-elected, winning 1,696 votes, 399 votes behind McCann. Hamilton ran for re-election again in the
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1667:"Three New Faces on 1945 Council And One Former Alderman Returned"
1901:"Some Question Whether Council Must Vote on Goodwin's Successor"
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1953:"Coulter Named To Hydro Post Despite Opposition Of Mayor"
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to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the founding of
1563:"Committee Favors (sic) Name of "Kingsford" For Hotel"
1615:"Ald. Hamilton Asks Committee Name Another Chairman"
690:. In total, he had seven children, five with Olive.
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495:, winning 1,662 votes, 558 votes behind McCann.
1066:"Wilbert Hamilton Is Successful in O.E.R. Case"
1277:"Jas. J. McVeigh Only Alderman Losing in Ward"
1144:"Ald. Wilbert Hamilton Is Seeking Re-Election"
2065:"Ald. Hamilton To Seek Board Of Control Seat"
1537:"Three Seeking Mayor's Office Have Qualified"
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1641:"Five New Aldermen in Ottawa's City Council"
1589:"Three Changes Result on Aldermanic Returns"
1511:"Four New Aldermen in Ottawa's City Council"
1459:"Two Aldermen Fail to Secure Election Again"
1433:"6 Changes in Council From the City's Wards"
1225:"Three Aldermen Lose Seats By Ward Contests"
1170:"Five Aldermen Elected No In Council of '32"
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55:January 1, 1932 – December 31, 1933
2198:"Controller Hamilton Will Seek Re-Election"
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1771:"5 New Faces Around Ring In Council"
449:rehabilitating families on relief.
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2380:"Ald. W. Hamilton Bereaved of Wife"
1984:"Hamilton To Run Again in Ward Six"
1719:"Two New Aldermen Around Horseshoe"
2467:Lisgar Collegiate Institute alumni
1329:"Aldermanic Vote in Various Wards"
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571:who had represented neighbouring
2462:Canadian people of Irish descent
2250:"Hamilton Considered As Printer"
659:Ottawa Transportation Commission
1381:"Aldermanic Vote Various Wards"
802:"Wilbert Hamilton Dies Aged 66"
16:Canadian politician (1897–1964)
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2302:"Hamilton likely for OTC seat"
2143:"Alderman Reid CCEA President"
684:McLeod Street Methodist Church
463:that year's municipal election
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421:. He was elected along with
419:1931 Ottawa municipal election
395:1930 Ottawa municipal election
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738:"Wilbert will be a bystander"
552:, who became acting mayor.
345:. His father was a farmer in
2117:"Hamilton President of CCEA"
886:"Electors of DALHOUSIE WARD"
598:, a prominent member of the
289:93 Rochester Street (1922),
2010:"Wilbert Hamilton Declines"
1823:"2 Candidates For Alderman"
358:Lisgar Collegiate Institute
273:Marjorie Giddings (m. 1945)
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2224:"Only Change In Positions"
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2276:"Hottest Race in Years"
565:1952 municipal election
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427:Ottawa Electric Railway
399:Ottawa Electric Railway
386:where he was a gunner.
382:with the 74th Battery,
323:Ottawa Board of Control
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2452:Canadian Presbyterians
1199:"Ald Wilbert Hamilton"
1040:"May Run For Alderman"
349:. The family moved to
979:"Mrs. W. J. Hamilton"
695:Royal Canadian Legion
672:Ottawa Civic Hospital
600:Royal Canadian Legion
367:was delivered to the
333:Hamilton was born in
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2328:"Patterson-Hamilton"
1303:"Stays in Ward Race"
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863:. September 11, 1922
596:David Luther Burgess
335:South March, Ontario
300:127 Southern Drive,
250:South March, Ontario
2472:Canadian Freemasons
2354:"Hamilton-Giddings"
2256:. November 20, 1958
2204:. November 14, 1958
2178:. November 25, 1958
2172:"Wilbert Hamilton:"
2036:"Three Vets Beaten"
1990:. November 16, 1954
1959:. December 30, 1952
1829:. November 18, 1950
1725:. December 10, 1946
1699:. December 10, 1946
1543:. November 27, 1939
1491:. November 23, 1939
1361:. November 21, 1936
1257:. November 24, 1934
1205:. November 27, 1933
1150:. November 12, 1932
1046:. November 13, 1930
831:"Hamilton, Wilbert"
775:. November 30, 1931
688:First United Church
561:Gloucester Township
516:J. E. Stanley Lewis
391:Ottawa City Council
369:Canadian Parliament
341:and Mary Gordon of
319:Ottawa City Council
315:C. Wilbert Hamilton
2437:Ottawa controllers
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2308:. November 2, 1962
2282:. December 6, 1960
2230:. December 2, 1958
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2016:. October 29, 1954
1933:. December 2, 1952
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1335:. December 3, 1935
1309:. November 6, 1935
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1251:"Wilbert Hamilton"
1231:. December 5, 1933
1176:. December 6, 1932
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1098:. November 3, 1931
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921:"Wilbert Hamilton"
892:. December 4, 1931
769:"Wilbert Hamilton"
744:. November 3, 1962
294:22 Spruce Street,
2422:Canadian printers
2386:. October 3, 1940
2360:. August 20, 1945
1907:. August 29, 1951
1751:. August 29, 1947
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