CLIFFORD K. LANGFORD, M.D.
 




	Dr. Clifford K. Langford is a prominent eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist of Saskatoon.  He was born in Kentbridge, Kent county, On-
tario, on the 26th of October, 1884, a son of George and Catherine (Camp-
bell) Langford, likewise natives of that province.  For many years the
father engaged in farming in Ontario and he also operated a general
store at Kentbridge for a time.  He was successful in both connections
and is now living retired in Kentbridge, a highly representative citizen.
Mrs. Langford died in November, 1920.
	In the pursuit of his education Clifford K. Langford attended the
public schools of Kentbridge and later enrolled in the Collegiate Institute
at Chatham. For two and one-half years thereafter he engaged in teach-
ing school and at the termination of that time enrolled in the University
of Toronto for the study of medicine. He was graduated from that insti-
tution with the M. B. degree in 1911 and immediately went to New York,
where for two years he attended the New York Post Graduate Medical
Hospital.  In 1913 he came to Saskatoon and began to practice in the
branch of the profession in which he specialized. He has a large prac-
tice and is ranked among the foremost members of his profession in the
city and district. He is a constant student of his profession and has the
confidence and esteem of all with whom he comes into contact.
	In June, 1915, Dr. Langford was married to Miss Olive Bunton, a
daughter of John and Nellie Bunton, natives of Ontario.  Mr. Bunton
engaged in railroad work all of his life. His death occurred in 1893, and
Mrs. Bunton passed away in December, 1916.  Dr. and Mrs. Langford
have one child: Helen E., whose birth occurred on the 26th of January,
1916.  Dr. Langford gives his political allegiance to the Conservative
party and he maintains an active interest in party affairs. His religious
faith is that of the Presbyterian church.  Fraternally he is identified
with the Masons and he is a Noble of the Mystic Shrine. Along strictly
professional lines he is identified with the Dominion Medical Associa-
tion, the Provincial Medical Association, the Saskatoon Academy of
Medicine and the Oxford Ophthalmological Society.  He attended Oxford
in 1921. He was president of the general medical board here during the
Great war. The Doctor is an active member of the Rotary Club and the
Saskatoon Club and likewise holds membership in the Canadian Club and
the Riverside Country Club.



	
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