G Arthur McKay obituary notes long public service in Clarke Township
G Arthur McKay dies after illness in Bowmanville Hospital on May 29 1967 at 2 30 pm. A longtime Clarke Township resident and farmer on Lot 9 Con V, he served as councillor deputy reeve and reeve, promoted a Pay as We Go policy, supported Liberal politics and Presbyterian church, and held Masonic and Orange Lodge memberships. He leaves a brother Roy and five sisters. The funeral was in Bowmanville with burial at Orono Cemetery.
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Bowtmanville Hospital
G. Arthur McKay
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Con. V. Clarke Township
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Unclear Proverb on Custom’s Power in Society
A fragment quotes the idea that even a single good custom could distort the world, warning against absolute moral or social influence and underscoring tensions between tradition and reform. The lines suggest a reflective note on ethics and public life.
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