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» n "Richardson who have been ERSOM Overheard-- Always a day late and a dollar shy. What our country Tieeds is more fuss and léss budget. A democarcy is where speech is free but every thing else is taxed, Leavening helps an after- dinner talk 3 Shortening helps: it more, Our UCW is planning a Fa. mily Missionary evening, every- one is invited to come. We ex: pect Miss Ruby Wilson who is home from Nigeria to be with us, also Mr. and Mrs. Murray NEWS carrying on work with the In- dians in northern Alberta and who are home visiting friends and relatives, This will be on Wed,, Aug. 17th at 8.30. Ladies bring lunch please, Miss Carol Wilson is accom. panying her aunt Miss Ruby Wilson through Ohio and{Indi- ana on deputation work for the church. 'Friends and neighbours met at Utica Saturday evening to present a coffee table and clo- thes hamper to Mr and Mrs. Arnold Kerry. Mrs. Ken Ca- therwood read the address and -- OBITUARY -- DR. J. A. McCARTHUR Dr. John Alexander McAr- thur. passed away, July 2bth, 1966 in Port Perry Community Hospital. He was 77 years of age. Altho in failing health for several years, death came "suddenly, due to a stroke, "Dr. -MecArthur was born at Greenbank Ontario, a son of "the late Neil and Mary Watson McArthur He received his education in Greenbank Public School, Port Perry High School, and University of Western On- tario Medical School. He gra- duated in 1914. He was in Canadian Army of World War I but because of rheumatic fever was unable to do active service overseas. i He interned in Toronto Wes tern Hospital, served as the only Doctor at Burwash Reformatory and later at the Ontario Hos- pital in New Toronto, before entering into private practice with his brother Dr. A. D. Mec- Arthur in 1918, In 1925 he took over the whole practice when his brother moved to Tor- onto. In 1932 he married Lor- inza Dempsey. He has been a resident of Blackstock for 48 years and a General Practition- er for 52 years. He was semi retired the last few years. As a youth he was a member of Greenbank Presbyterian church and since marriage has attended the Anglican in Blackstock. Dr. McArthur was Medical Health Officer of Cartwright Township until the formation of Durham-Northumberland Health Unit. Coroner until his death and Doctor for the C.P.R. until "his death. He was one of the last of the doctors who remem- bers doing emergency opera. tions in the homes and travel- ~ ling by horse and cutter, to pa- "tients inthe winter, especially during the flu epidemic in 1919, His main recreational inter- ests were his hobby of garden. ing and his spectator interest in sports Earlier he had plea- sure in managing and coaching local ball teams. He was a member of Fidelity Lodge, No. 428, A.F. & A.M. Port Perry; Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 133 Blackstock and the Royal Black Preceptory Blackstock. Surviving are his-- ite; the former Lorenza Dempsey, daughters Jessie (Mrs Norman Dysart, Metz, France and Betty of Toronto; one son Ardis John 'of Toronto. He was prede- ceased-by three brothers, Dr. A. D.; Dr. E. C.; and Donald, and ~Manson), Funeral service was held Fri. day, July "29th, 1966 in Mec- Dermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry and was conducted 'by Rev. Stanley J. Armstrong of All Saints Church, Whitby, assisted by Canon H. E. Ash. more, former Rector of St. Johns, Blackstock. Masonic Lodge and Orange Lodge held a service in parlours the evening before the funeral. "Pall barers were: five ne- phews: George McArthur, Alex Manson Jr., Ardis Dempsey, Robert Dempsey, and Clinton Blair and son-in-law Norman Dysart. Interment was in the family plot, Bethel Cemetery, Greenbank. Among the many floral tokens were those from St. Johns Anglican Church, Meds Class 1914, U.W.0., Cae- sarea Community, L.O.L. 133, Fidelity Lodge No. 428 AF & AM, George Harvey Secondary School Staff, Toronto, Air Ter- minal Transport Co executives Teamsters Union Local 352, Blackstock neighbors & friends in lieu of flowers gave a dona. tion to Port Perry Hospital Fund. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP Borin Seasons Travel Sy LIMITED ® YOUR CERTIFIED eo TRAVEL CONSULTANTS - A complete travel service throughout the world. . No Service Charge > 728 - 6201 2 (3 lines) OSHAWA 57 King St. East Plumbing - Heating Electric OFFICE PORT PERRY, ONT. 985- : 2473 RES. one sister Elizabeth (Mrs. A. B. A Ai » : LI WH 15 Sea: J v1! ES ti EE x ETAT ; Bs ¥, ¥ plearciad EER rel ghd 2h B rn AS En ARAL 5 * PE . SEPP EY TRTIELPINRTVE WED FRIAR BART RIS SUTIN SN NANT Av 5 Kei RIOR V ENE TON TRIPIANO CH RINE NTI CTON ELEN ITIS 1GTR- JAR REPRPRR R= A HI REIN | anh, Mr, Keith Ashton and Kenneth Catherwood presented the gifts. After lunch dancing supplied by Millman's was enjoyed by all, Pat Caffery who is living with Mr, and Mrs. Mel Bailey this summer won the showman- ship prize at Oshawa Fair on Friday. Congratulations, Mr, Chris Rhul is progressing rapidly with the building of his new barn. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Geer and My and Mrs. M. Norrish attend- ed the Fiddler's Contest at Shel- bourne last week, Mr. and Mrs. Len Beach and boys of Orillia were with her parents Mr, and Mrs. D. Pren- tice on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Geer visit. ed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baston Tuesday afternoon at Rossland Heights, Oshawa, Mrs, L. R. Brown of South 'Geer visited Mr. Burnaby, B.C. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr, and: Mrs. Lloyd Payne. Mrs, Payne is Mrs. Brown's sister. Mr, and Mrs,. Ray Medd and girls visited one day with Mr. and Mrs. D. Catherwood at theiy cottage at Balsam Take. Miss Darlene Christie and Miss Elaine Medd are holiday- ing at their homes here after completing their summer course in Toronto, Miss Geraldine Byers & Miss Ann Bown who were Student teachers at Central School No. 3 Reach were Sunday visitors "with Mr. and Mrs. Christie and Miss Darlene. : Saturday evening Mr. C. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Claremont. " Mr. and Mrs, Alan Ashton & Michael accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Howard Ashton visited with Mr and Mrs. Barry Bushell and girls at their new home in PORT. PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 ~ =O Peterborough a week ago Fri- day, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bushell took Mr, and Mrs, Ash- ton to Mr. Horace Searles Cot- tage at Moore's Falls where they visited for a week. 'Then this Sunday Mr, & Mrs. Keith Ashton, Richard & Julia went te Peterborough to bring them home, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling were supper guests with the Rev. John and Mrs, Hill and family at their cottage on Scu- | gog Island on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarke call- ed on Mr, and Mrs. Edwards & boys at Mansfield. Mrs. Ed- wards was in Toronto General Hospital for x-ray tests, ete. We hope she is soon feeling better. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Al Christie on their 37th | (continued on page 9) file LOTTA" LOVELINESS) CATCH THE EYE OF ALL YOUR FRIENDS GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 At Your CARLOAD Food Mkt., Prince Albert BLADE BONE REMOVED THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES: CANADA'S FINEST BLADE ROAST - SHORT ROAST 3 TENBER Well Trimmed RIB August Is BURNS COUNTRY SAUSAGE UR PACK 59 A CAMPFHI BURNS Rindless RE Ib. on SIDE BACON 09 FOIL 25° Roll | BURNS Sliced ~ WINNER OF BOLOGNA .. LAST WEEKS DRAW... Mrs. HARVEY DEARBORN 6 oz. VAC PAK PKG. - FREE DRAW ON $5.00 sours or aacns APPLE. JUICE 38 oz. 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