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HARRY MACARTHUR ON FATHERHOOD:
'WITH ANN IT'S SO EASY - by MICHELLE SHELDONE, Jupiter Courier
June 19, 2005
A longtime champion of underprivileged children in
Hobe Sound, Harry MacArthur never thought he'd make a good father.
"It just wasn't me," said the 46-year-old owner of
Harry & the Natives restaurant. "I was always a worker. If you can't
spend time with them, you probably shouldn't have children."
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SOME RESTAURATEURS STILL
CLING TO MOM'S APRON STRINGS - by NICOLE JANOK, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
May 5, 2005
Harry MacArthur was barely out of diapers - literally - when
he had his first job. As a toddler, he would pour water for customers at his parents'
Hobe Sound restaurant. Once he was tall enough, he'd pump gas at the station outside.
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NATIVES FOR NATIVES: Restaurant Owner
Spearheads Charity Efforts by MICHELLE SHELDONE, Jupiter Courier
May 2005
As a child growing up in then-segregated Hobe Sound, Harry MacArthur each
year headed to the Civic Center for Christmas toys that the Jupiter Isltand Community
Chest provided area youngsters.
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Palm Beach Post, TGIF by Gary Schwan
October 1997
Harry and the Natives is featured in an October 1997
article by Gary Schwan in The Palm Beach Post TGIF magazine as one of
the area's ten best bars!
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Palm Beach Post, Accent by Thom Smith
Harry, Bobby Amor & the '53 Ford cooker are featured in a column by Thom Smith
in the Accent section of the Palm Beach Post.
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