to cabinet as a Minister without portfolio. Dunlop announced his retirement from politics in May 1970, well before his appointment to cabinet. He said that two terms was "a sufficient part of a man's career." He wanted to devoted more time to his job as director of CARS and spend more time with his family. References External links 1919 births 1981 deaths Members of the Executive Council of Ontario Members of the Order of Canada People from Pembroke, Ontario Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario MPPs The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada soldiers Canadian blind people Blind politicians Canadian Officers of the Order of the British Empire Recipients of the George Medal Upper Canada College alumni Canadian military personnel from Ontario The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada officers Canadian Army personnel of World War II