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B2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday April 4, 2001 Wellknown doctor and OBEmember dies Dr. William John Campbell (Cam) MacArthur, one of Oakville's best loved and most famous physicians, has died at the age of 87. MacArthur died at home, his Hornby farm, on Monday following a 30month battle with cancer. A funeral service will be held Friday at St. Jude's Anglican Church at 2 p.m. He was bom on Dec. 2, 1913 in Winnipeg, Man. He married Dorothy Tomlinson, on June 8, 1940 in Clarkson. The couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. He attended the University of Manitoba, and graduated from medicine at McGill University, in 1938. He was cap tain of McGill's football team, and always remained a proud alumnus. After spending a year at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, he inter rupted his budding medical career to serve as medical officer with the RCAF Spitfire Squadron in England during World War E L Wounded during the D-Day landing, he recuperated and served as medical officer at Carpiquet Airbase in France. Upon returning to Canada, he joined the medical staff at Toronto Western Hospital. In 1946 Dr. MacArthur established his own medical practice in Oakville. From 1946 to 1972, he was also the school physician at Appleby College. He became one of the founders of Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital in 1950, and served as its Chief of Suigery for 10 years and Chief of Staff for 13 years. He was the only general surgeon in Oakville at the time. Throughout the years, he mentored many young doctors and nurses. Dr. MacArthur retired in 1976, however, he continued to visit OTMH daily, until recently, encouraging staff and bringing cheerful greetings to patients. "He always put friends and family first," comments grandson Scott MacArthur. "He put the concerns of others ahead of his own. He was interested in helping anybody - he helped absolutely everybody. "And, he always made a point of attending his grandchildren's sports, the atrical and musical events - whatever it was. He would frequently change his plans to be at these things, even if he had a dinner or another function to go to, for the sake of his grandkids." A dedicated Rotarian, he was twice named a Paul Harris Fellow - Rotary's highest honour. In 1970, when he and Dorothy first vis ited the island of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Dr. MacArthur took a three-month locum for a vacationing physician. Thus began a 30-year associa tion with BVI, assisting the medical and dental community in sourcing equipment. as a volunteer. He arranged for the Oakville Rotary Club to fund travel for a number of BVI children to Toronto for specialized medical treatment. They called him `Doc.' For this, he was named an Honoury Belonger. In 1985, he was named a Member of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). Dr. MacArthur and his wife traveled the world, spent summers at their Georgian Bay cottage, and vacationed in Tortola during the winter. Surviving him are his wife, four chil dren, 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Visitation is at the Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home, 64 Lakeshore Rd. W., today from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m., and again from 7 to 9 p.m. In memorial donations may be sent to Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Dr. Cam M acA rth u r Dining ey* Entertainment 9 Come and join us for our R esta u r a n t otj j o u n g e L td . I Thursday Oakville's Bi-Weekly D ining & Entertainm ent Spotlight a ste r; -- - . Feast . Siinday, April 15th 11 a.m.-3 p.m. . Soup ` Seafood . Risotto Pescatore or Fettuccme Sabm I * rla i Fully Licensed . ^ .Grffledlanb Chop or | Friday [ Saturday i Troui *__ mcE m m c 407 Speers Rd., #4, Oakville Q 1 K Q £ Q Q O I j ' j U O j Open daily for lunch & dinner. Friendly staff at Hampton's Restaurant & Pub await your arrival to enjoy the Easter Champagne Brunch on Sunday, April 15. Elegant decor with fine dining atmosphere · Large Lunch & Dinner Buffets · Reasonably priced · Wide selection of vegetarian & non-vegetarian food Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11:30am-10pm FINE DINING AT FAST FOOD PRICES Easter Champagne Brunch at 579 Kerr Street, Oakville Eat In or Take Out 338-0889 w w w .e lit e r e s t a u r a n t.c o m HAMPTON'S (Since 1973) By K ym Funnel] Family Restaurant Dally Breakfast Special 2 eggs bacon, ham or sausage toast & potatoes onfy$ ^ 5 0 Open for Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner H op ed ale M all · 8 2 7 - 4 8 5 1 4-1 M E D IT E R R A N E A N r C U IS IN E We invite you to experience exquisite cuisine at Oakville's iward winning Mediterranean :staurant. Watch our chefs epare your dish in our openchen style restaurant. W e - r e n o w o n l i n e ! Visit us at: www .m ontfortrestaurant.com < a § y jG Iroquois s h o re Road I ! Sim Oalcville ? 0 5 -S 4 ? -7 ? 5 7 . | / Q 6 W Open Weekdays 11AM t o 5 AM Weekends 1 1AM to 4 AM o ca te d inside th e Q u ality H otel at 754 Bronte Road, th e re c o u ld n 't b e a b etter location for this restaurant an d pub. W ith th e beautiful, finer dining area over| looking th e p ictu resq u e Bronte Creek, w h at b etter w ay to spend Easter m orning? H am p to n 's R estaurant & Pub is p lan n in g an Easter C ham pagne Brunch extravaganza including fun for th e little ones. The Easter Bunny will b e making a special visit to take th e children on an Easter egg hunt and then on to an activity area w h ere they can colour and play. For the brunch, the exceptional culinary team (headed up by Jim H ealy and Adam Berry) is preparing a buffet w hich will include an array of m outhw atering choices, a few highlights being: a carvery m of ham and prim e rib; b acon and sausage; tossed and C aesar I Salad; seafood salads; assortm ent of fine w orld cheeses; fresh garden vegetables; French pastries, tortes, cakes and pies; and, of course, a glass of chilled M im osa. And as April is ! Daffodil M onth, part of the proceeds from th e Easter Brunch S will b e d o n ated to the C anadian C ancer Society. W hile they are offering a spectacular Easter brunch on | ! Sunday, April 15, don't be mistaken - they offer a fabulous breakfast every morning of the year. Starting at 7:00 a.m. every day, they serve o ne of the best country breakfasts in town. And « with the peaceful view, it's a wonderful w ay to start the any day. O pen daily until 12:00 a.m., the pub setting offers a nice w ay to relax after a long day with a big screen t.v. and m any dif| ferent beers on tap. And as soon as the w arm er w eather arrives t you'll be able to enjoy that drink out on the patio. All the better I | w ay to unw ind. "D on't miss H appy Hour from 5:00 p.m. to 8 i 7:00 p.m. on M ondays to Thursdays," com m ents Suzanne g Carroll, Food and Beverage Coordinator. "During H appy Hour, § M onday is Wing Night, Tuesday is Pasta Night, W ednesday is S | Fajita Night, an d Thursday is 1/2 price appetizers ." O n a m ore formal note, H am pton's offers a private dining 9 | room that can accom m odate private parties (such as bridal : showers, retirem ent parties, etc.) of up to 40 people. O r if you 1 w ant to hold your w edding reception at the hotel, give j | Suzanne a call and she'll help you plan the w hole event, and ^ m ake it m em o rab le for you, your fam ily and friends. § H am pton's also does the catering for corporate functions held i at th e hotel, call Suzanne for details. In addition to the Easter C ham pagne Brunch they have t planned, they're also planning a similar brunch for M other's Day 1 (minus the Easter Bunny!). And stay tuned for details regarding a W ine Tasting event in conjunction with the W ine Club com ing soon to Hampton's. Visit H ampton's Restaurant & Pub, located inside the Quality Inn at 754 Bronte Road, or call them for details on any of the above mentioned events at (905) 847-1566. L TOWNE RESTAURANT & D in in g Lounge Continental Cuisine We specialize in Prime Rib, Seafood & Steaks Open fo r breakfast, lunch dinner Monday Saturday 6:30 a.m. - 9KX) p.m. - BanquetAVedding facilities for up to 200 people Your hosts Peter & Mike 467 Speers Road, Oakville 8 4 2 -0 4 7 5 C ham pagne B runch Join us at Hampton's Restaurant located in the Quality Hotel & Suites for Easter Brunch Sunday April 15th. An elaborate buffet extravaganza with the Easter Bunny to take the kids on an Easter egg hunt and after let them enjoy our activity area where they can color and play. Buffet Includes: Carvery of Ham & Prime Rib · Scrambled Eggs · Bacon & Sausage Pancakes · Tossed & Caesar Salad · Seafood Salads Smoked Salmon Platters · Assortment of Fine World Cheeses Pasta of the Day · Homestyle Potatoes · Fresh Garden Vegetables Home Baked Breads · Muffins, Croissants, Danishes French Pastries, Tortes, Cakes, Pies · Glass of Chilled Mimosa, Coffee or Tea $18.99 per person Children 12 and under half price Children under 5 eat free We will be offering two seatings for our brunch. The 10:30 A.M. Brunch will be avail able until 12:30 P.M. A 1:30 P.M. Brunch will be available until 3:30 P.M. Please call 847-6667 extension 1102 to book your reservation. The regular breakfast menu will not be served this day. HAMPTON'S R estau ran t i? Pub 75 4 B ro n te R d . (in s id e th e Q u a lity H o te l) 8 4 7 -1 5 6 6 "®EAS1 Celebration! (kids Eastor packages are all sorved w ith choice o f pop. ju ic e or m ilk and kids dossert) Fri., Sat, Sun., April 13,14,15 Now's the tim e to m ake plans to celebrate EASTER w ith P H IL T H V 2 M C N A 2 T Y 2 ! M ake it an Easter to rem em ber fo r your children! Book TODAY! Join us between 5 and 10pm for a family style Philthy McNasty's celebration including ...CHOICE OF ENTREES. 1/2 HR. FREE POOL. 2 FREE VIDEO GAMES AND A SPECIAL EASTER PARTY FOR THE KIDS There's a whole new world out there discover it today. W W W .Q a division of HaltonSearch.com KID2 EASTER MENU STEAK & FRIES PARENT FOOD (includes... a choice a side Caesar Salad or Soup de Jour per person, coffee or tea and as a special treat, an Easter Mud Pie) A choice 6oz. stripiain cooked to order and served with our steak-cut fries, a /, q c 12oz. NY SIRLOIN KIDfi PLATTER A tantalizing assortment of chicken fingers, chicken w ings and famous pagos served with fries $21.95 CHICKEN & RIB COMBO $21.95 CHICKEN & SHRIMP PASTA K IDfi W ING D IN G Six of our large, tasty chicken wings with mild BBQ sauce and a big Bowl of french fries g^ $21.95 210 North Service Rd. West, Oakville Town Centre II, OAKVILLE 9 0 5 - 8 4 4 - 8 7 0 3