Life-Long Campbellville Resident George Franklin May Dies
George Franklin May known as Frank, longtime Campbellville farmer, died Sunday night in a Toronto rest home. Predeceased by wife Annie James, he leaves four sons and six daughters in Canada and the United States. Funeral was at Southall Funeral Home Burlington with interment in Campbellville Presbyterian cemetery.
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Campbellville
George Franklin
Frank
May
Toronto
Annie James
Thomas
Wingora Falls
Fraser
San Jose
California
William
Moffat
George
Milton
Martin Ormeby
Troy
N.Y
Lorne Phillips
Helen Lywood
Moving Farmers Face Retirement Dilemma At Forum
At the Hamilton farm forum on December 5 groups debated retirement on or off the farm. Opinions varied whether farmers should stay forCONTENT or move to town depending on circumstances. Financial plans discussed included succession payments, life insurance, annuities, and safe investments. Some groups also planned Christmas activities.
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Halton Farm Forum
Regional Networks Suggested For Efficient Hospital Care
A Brampton conference on December 7 with doctors from Brampton Georgetown and Milton proposed regional hospital networks. Dr H Hoyle Campbell urged an advisory committee to study integration pooling resources and services.
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Brampton
Georgetown
Milton
H Hoyle Campbell
Campbell
Thousands Join Worship Service In Knox Church Event
The CGET group of Knox Presbyterian Church met Monday evening. Mrs Davidson read the Psalms and led the Lord's Prayer. A short business portion followed. vesper service has been prepared since 1949 by the National Committee to give young members the opportunity to worship together. The movement aims to train teen girls in faith and service through peaceful vesper services and “Me Christias” program. The public is invited to attend in every community hosting the service. The girls worked on a Christmas project making stuffed animals from felt.
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Knox Presbyterian
Davidson
Une
Garis de Thathinge
Nalional Maevenment
Canadian Council of
Canadian Plow Team Succumbs to Sweden World Plowing
W C Barrie of Galt reports from Uppsala Sweden on the 1955 World Plowing Championship. Canadians Joe Tran and Ivan McLaughlin compete as judges and crowds gather for demonstrations, with Ivan McLaughlin winning high score in stubble and Hugh Barr leading in overall points. The banquet at a Swedish castle marks the close of the event.
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W. C. Barrie
Galt
Ont
Ontario Plowmen’s Association
Sweden
Joe Tran
Claremont
Ivan Mclaughlin
Stouffville
Uppsala
Ross Agricultural Farm
Thist
Universiy of
Europe
America
Laatel
Barking
Browns
Adenmion
Pelana Mets
Althoaight
Ivan MecLaughlin
Canada
Nate
Ivan Thut
Hagoth Tarr
Northern Ireland
Iver Mclaughlin
Hugh Barr
Langford Gillieland
Great Britain
Her
Ivan Melaughlin
Hugh
Aliue Moore
Ivan
Ounce
Toronto
Soaperial Oil
John Cradshaw
Feeouler
Candis
Hugh Hart
Ivan McLaeughlin
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Acton Free Press
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Canlad Too Medical Association
Nathotabks Advinas
Droco Ok Stevenson
Bruce MacNab
John S Weieht
Milton District Hospital
Jean A Gunn
George Bo Sieall
Natian
Georgetow
Committes
C VO Charters
Peel Mena Lil Hoapata
Branagiten
Optometrist
Douglas St
Guelph
Guess
Main ST. N
Hinton’s
Page and Shaw Rowntrees
Moir
Neilson
WATSC
BAR Mill
Will . Barrie
Agricultural College
Wwerld
Cehooury Ont
Anere
Agr
Sam Notap
Spealne Goon Saedisn
van Engtoaon
Sieur
Germinan Freet Enya
Fisidy
Ned
Phesy
Upsala
Quebec
WC Receie
Bulova
Longines
Wittnauer
Don S. Bexton
WM. C. Allam
Queen
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