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the georgetown herald wedneg october 4th 1944 to msi uuur tori w the hydro electric power commission ontario dr arthur ranney laid to rest in georgetown graveside service was held li greenwood cemetery saturday after noon september lqtii lor dr i though goldenrod is not a summer child it might be summer still but lor the bint of woodsmoke on the breeze and in the hills the sudden glint oi scarlet where a frost has touched nor corn securely gathered into sheaf the trees nor woodbines crimson leaf nor aster gardengrown or wild ranney north bay and formerly a wellknown native of georgetown venerable w g o thompson con ducted the service for a former faith ful st george s church parishioner relatives and friends gathered in brlces anglican church friday morning september 22nd to pay final tribute to dr a e ranney mom who passed away at 8 josephs gen eral hospital in north bay a short time after midnight on wednesday members of the immediate family many friends north bay council and members of the north bay medical association thronged to the church at 10 30 oclock friday morning to at tend the funeral services a solemn silence prevailed over the gathering as rev s v hatt paid verbal tribute to the long years of faithful service performed by dr ranney during his 19 years as medi cal officer of health north bay has lost a faithful servant in the death of dr ranney rev hatt said his dealh is a loss to his fami- 1 to the church and to the medical association his personality will go on living among those who know him his hopes and ambitions for north bay will be realized his memory will ever be vivid in our minds mr hatt said pall bearers for the funeral were dr j r hall dr s w bromley seth bush b g gosse harry rey nolds and robert mckee honorary pallbearers were doctors g w smith d a campbell k y sin clair it l crowe e j brennan and i joyal outoftown relatives who attended the funeral services were mrs ar thur ranney jr of niagara falls ont mrs harry ernst buffalo n y capt malcolm rannej halifax dr ranney s eldest son arthur ran ney was confined to hospital in nia gara falls and was unable to make the trip to north bay medical officer or health for the city of north bay for 19 years ana one of this community s mpst respected pioneer residents or ranney died on wednesday morning following a lin gering illness brought on by a heart ailment about eight weeks ago hi was 68 ears of age born at george town county of halton he was the son of the late mr and mrs malcolm ranney he was educated at public schools at georgetown and is a gradu ate of trinity university and trinity medical college in 1901 dr ranney took charge of i the muskoka general hospital where ht remained for one jear he marri ed the former ethel calvert of to ronto in 1903 and the next year mov- yet might it still be summer for the i to nortn where he made hll 1 home up to the time of his death his days are couslft to july but only autumn breathes this haze that dims the distant reaches of the sky harriet tyng widow three sons arthur of niagara falls capt malcolm of nova scotia and frederick william north bay ind one daughter mrs h ernest buffalo survive him also surviving are six grandchildren poultry cream and eggs we have a good market for dressed poultry telephone erin 18 for prices and information wrights creamery erin ontario youll enjoy our orange pekoe blend sa1ada ca carrolls i tjy by tub cask ayhner libbys or blights tomato juice case op 24 tins 198 sardines 8c brunswick coffee lb 35c jewel or domestic shortening 19c monarch paltry flour 24tb tm 84c for sandwiches prem 12ol tm 32c aunt dinah molasses ua ise aylmcr choice pumpkin no 2viln lie upton soup mix ptv x5e ttib ra 44c our golden tip tea our daodet tea vka pk 32c htlnz tomato soup 9c qukk or rtouur mm oats n so fry cocoa i 19c 31c aylnict grapefruit u 33c special ly i peas tc fluffs pu iso 39c for children ovaltink w sse sc muffet8 meal poiti bran harwell horn coffee un 45c 83c 17 ofe 9c loe 15c ib- 43e ws 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in north bay dr ranney was a member of the ontario medical association and the north bay medical association upon which wo groups he has served as president a public speaker of some distinction he was frequently called upon to address medical conventions in toronto one of his greatest am bitions was to witness the cleanup of the chippewa creek health men ace a staunch anglican dr ranney was a member of st brices church at the time or his death he had been a member of the church at st john divine n former years childrens underwear working under government instruc tions manufacturers are turning out enough underwear to meet the essen tial needs of canadian children but with the limited number of skilled workers available they cannot keep up with the tremendous demand underwear requirements by the armed services particularly for whi ter weight garments are extensive and large labour forces must often be di verted from the production of child rens and other underwear to the manufacture of garments for the fighting men and women mothers are urged to bur only what they need bo the available supply may be distributed fairly foreign secretary anthony eden said in the house of commons that the american people could rely on the full support of the british gov ernment in the announced aim of president roosevelt to bring to jus tice all japanese responsible for the execution of american flyers who bombed the japanese homeland king george i of england was icknamed parmer george because he expressed the opinion that hyde park should be used for growing turnips your eyes if you attach as much hnpor- amlned as we do you whl be a patient of oars we have kept uptodate by taking postgraduate courses using good equipment and have over twentyfive years experi ence in eye examination tm a complete bye servtee aad qwihy chaeaes at city frfces consult 0 twalker r0 eyesight specialist who whl be at his office over the bell telephone oo uldn street georgetown tt second wednesday of each m you may consult ox t at his office in psoik oapesjutown g btosmpson gg -c- jl