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Hugh Carruthers

1906 – 1977

Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament, 1959-1975

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Lived 1906 – 1977 (aged 70). Hugh Carruthers was a Canadian politician.

Hugh Alexander (Alex) Carruthers (December 2, 1906 – November 18, 1977) was a Canadian politician, who represented Durham in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1959 to 1975 as a Progressive Conservative member.

Alex Carruthers was born in Lambton County to Hugh R. Carruthers and Dyell Amelia Levina. Prior to his election, he worked at CCM bicycles, in Weston, Ontario. He was principal of Hawkins Senior Public School in Port Hope, Ontario.

Carruthers served as the government caucus chief whip during the later part of the John Robarts' premiership and the early part of Bill Davis' premiership, serving before it became common practice to appoint chief whip a minister without portfolio.

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Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament
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Hugh Alexander Carruthers

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Hugh Carruthers?

Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament, 1959-1975

When was Hugh Carruthers born?

Hugh Carruthers was born on 2 December 1906 in Lambton County.

When did Hugh Carruthers die?

Hugh Carruthers died on 18 November 1977 in Port Hope.

What was Hugh Carruthers's occupation?

Hugh Carruthers was a politician.

What nationality was Hugh Carruthers?

Hugh Carruthers was Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Hugh Carruthers

· Wikidata: Q16008161

· DBpedia: Alex Carruthers

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