Gene Flasch

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Gene Flasch
MLA for Maple Creek
In office
28 July 1971 13 May 1975
Preceded by Alexander C. Cameron
Succeeded by William Harry Stodalka
Personal details
Political party Saskatchewan New Democratic Party

Eugene (Gene) Frederick Flasch is a Canadian politician who was the NDP MLA for Maple Creek between 1971 and 1975. [1]

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  1. "Eugene Flasch".