Obituary for George Franklin Campbellville resident dies aged
George Franklin known as Frank, died in a Toronto rest home on Sunday. A lifelong Campbellville farmer, he was predeceased by wife Annie James and survived by four sons and six daughters including Thomas Wingora Falls Fraser San Jose California William Moffat George Milton Mrs Martin Orm edy Troy NY Mrs Lorne Phillips Mrs Helen Lywood Toronto Mrs Henrietta Tingley Mrs John Pell Burlington Mrs Ray Conn Georgetown. Funeral service at Southall Funeral Home Burlington followed by burial in Campbellville Presbyterian cemetery.
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George Franklin
Frank
May
Toronto
Campbellville
Annie James
Thomas
Wingora Falls
Fraser
San Jose
California
William
Moffat
George
Milton
Martin Ormedy
Troy
N.Y
Lorne Phillips
Helen Lywood
Henrietta Tingley
John Pell
Burlington
Ray Conn
Georgetown
Wiliam H. May
Raynor Melling
Southall
Presbyterian Cemetery
Retirement Forum Debates Farmer On Staying Or Moving
A Hamilton farm forum on December 5 discussed whether farmers can retire and use old age security. Opinions varied with circumstances. some urged staying on the farm for fulfillment while others favored moving to town to avoid interfering with a successor. Financing ideas included sons taking over, life insurance, annuities, and reliable bonds, with Christmas plans noted.
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Halton Farm Forum
Regional Networks Suggested For Efficient Hospital Care
A Brampton conference with doctors and hospital reps from Brampton Georgetown and Milton proposed three regional networks to improve efficiency. Dr H Hoyle Campbell urged an coordinating ad hoc committee to study shared services and consolidate resources across districts.
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Brampton
Georgetown
Milton
H Hoyle Campbell
Gie
Campbell
Worship Service Seeks Teen Girls In Canadian Movement
The Knox Presbyterian group hosted a Monday evening service with readings from Psalms and prayers. The Canadian Girls in Training movement, dating from 1936, promotes the Christian way of life to teenage girls through a peaceful vesper service and community activities including a Christmas project making stuffed animals from felt.
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Knox Presbyterian Qharec
Davidson
Canadian Plowmen Shine at 1955 World Plowing Match in Sweden
W C Barrie reports from Uppsala as Canada’s Ivan McLaughlin and Hugh Barr’s team show strong scores in the world event. Joe Tran, Langford Gilliland also place high amid showcases, parades, and a banquet amid 12 nations at the Ross Agricultural Farm near Uppsala University.
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W. C. Barrie
Galt, Ont
Ontario Plowmen’s Association
Sweden
Joe Tran
Claremont
Ont
Ivan Mclaughlin
Stouffville
Uppsala
Thaking
Ross
Mae
Universiy of
Europe
America
Uppsala Cathedral
Deedes
al- Veuagh
Ubal
Cairn
Agricultural College
Fiedead Ao Medel Af
Dlenamion
Peace of
Ao Samilar Ecoirn
de Hooury Ont
Anere
Agr
Sam Notup
Roer
Uke
Engisn
Listy
Canada
Hath Tkarr
Northern Ireland
Hugh Barr
Langford Gillieland
Ivan McLoughlin
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Milton District Hospital
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George BoSiead
Cunainland
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Breaethan
Hydra
Great Britain
Ivan Melaughlin
Hugh
Ntale Moore
Ivan
Soaperial Oil
John Bradshaw
Esso Farm
Upaeila
Quebec
WC Reecie
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