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- Richard was Premier of the Province of New Brunswick for 17 years, beingelected first in November 1970. His government was defeated in theProvincial election of 1987. In 1990 he was appointed to the Senate inOttawa. He lived at 7 Elmcroft Place, Fredericton, N.B.. E3B 1Y8. He nevermarried."Canadian Who's Who", 1970-72, p. 477:Hatfield, Hon. Richard Bennett, M.L.A., B.A., LL.B, LL.D; politician; b.Hartland, N.B., 9 Apl. 1931, s. Heber Harold and Dora Fern (Robinson)Hatfield; e. Acadia Univ., B.A., 1952; Dalhousie Univ., LL.B, 1956; LL.D,Moncton, 1971; Premier of New Brunswick since Nov. 1970; Dir. Candn.Council of Christians and Jews, Atlantic Div.; Beaverbrook Art Gallery,Fredericton; admitted to Bar of N.S., 1956; practiced law, 1957; Sales Mgr.,Hatfield Industries, 1958-65; Extve. Asst. to Min. of Trade and Comm.,Ottawa, 1957-58; first el. to N.B. Leg. for Carleton in by-el. 1961; re-el.since; el. leader N.B. P. Cons. Party, 1969; past mem. Bd. of Dir., MaritimeSch. of Social Work; Hon. Chief, Union of New Brunswick Indians, Nov.1970; P. Conservative; Protestant; Home, Hartland, N.B.; Office, Premier'sOffice, Centennial Bldg., Fredericton, N.B.
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