Halton Calf and Grain Club meeting draws crowded turnout
The Court Room in Milton hosted Halton’s three Calf Clubs and two Grain Clubs for an all ages gathering. About one hundred youths from Halton attended with 73 12 to 20 year olds in Calf Club enrollment, a county record. Officers were elected for each club and remarks praised the recent Club Leaders Conference. Reported crop seeding advances and farm economy concerns followed, noting scarce farm help, higher seed costs, and the impact of export controls and the foot and mouth outbreak on markets.
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Milton
Halton
J. B. Whitelecs
A. T. Woodley
Barry Archer
Christina Marshall
Treas
Eileen Hunter
Earl Bayers
Grant Devlin
Bob Joyce
Sandy Burke
John Willmott
Hatton
Lynne Coulter
Robert Marshall
Arleane McArthur
Hatton Beaver
J E Whitelock Heads Executive for CNIB Halton Board
J E Whitelock of Milton was elected chairman of the Halton Advisory Board for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind at a Milton meeting. The slate includes Mrs Harry Ryerie as first vice president, Mrs Percy Leslie, Alfred Long, George E Elliott, and others. Robert Stores named new institute fieldman for the Hamilton district, replacing Charles Robinson who is leaving for Newfoundland. Plans were laid for the Peel Halton county blind premium to be held in June or July and to support a library and advice and financial help through fund drives. The campaign emphasizes that funds benefit Halton County residents at no cost through the National Institute.
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Halton
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Milton
J. E. Whitelock
Harry Ryerie
Percy Leslie
Georgetown
Alfred Long
Acton
George E. Elliott
Howard H. Hill
M. EF. Gowland
K. Y. Dick
Peel
Halton County
Canadian National Instituter
National Institute
Jita. M. Bell
Ament
Indian Secretary Reports Titanic Problems in India
M G Dhamaraj, secretary of the YMCA in Nagpur, India, spoke to over 60 in the YMCA about India's dire challenges. He cited low literacy, poverty, and high population, noting 360 million Hindus and 100 million Muslims, plus vast language and caste diversity. He urged self sufficiency by 1916 and described efforts like bee keeping, night schools, and improved cattle breeds, while highlighting political shifts and tensions following Partition.
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United States
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Jira
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Christ
Dhamarsi
Dbur- Ang
Cht Sutton
Dick Bean
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